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TU ESD A Y , MARCH ft, I 9i? _
River To Be Used For
HjtfiLTry’Em
to parties and receptions and all
Fort» of •sodfil t unctions .together.
Government Co-opcraling In
^ o r k With State In E ffo rt
To Mfcke Supply Of Fish
FUh On
Titr With Yearly RemovnlH
8 moat-lto* say about Senator Klhg
of Utah.
■Senator* Smoot and King are
good friend* all right.
.
Neverthlcs*. tho form er* sup
porter* do complain a bR, *thwe-every time anything’* done JirWa*hington in Utah’* interest, some
how or other King manage* to
grab off the eredit for it.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Mnr.J*.—
0D—With Florida’* first salt w ater
hatchery under tho recent co-op| tc arratiKrment with tho fedgovernment established at Wo. other proanectivc location*
being conildcred. Shall Fish
iq W 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 w ater 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 'b eg in “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 s a t
isfactorily.
; A rrangem ents are ■also being
made to Introduce the buffalo to
Florida fishermen. Negotiatings
a re now going on w ith 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,
th e ability of the lakes to drain
quickly, and other necessary fea
tu re s which m ust be comt’dered be
fore final establishment Is effect
ed, fho commissioner explained.
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^Sm onL the dry. practical, hum or
America. And- shm did not a t less, mentally and physically an
tend because her s ig te r wqs quite gular old Mormon mnn of bunine**narty.
HI.
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A p\U«r of the
|But
| | Broadway Is a series of
tives,
wmn]i
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the _____
;gos*ip
Just ____ ______ W L „
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as jbitting
and« hit-or-m
iss ns
a t otherwise his exact opposite. The
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tho
Hnniitown
Knffee
Klatch
Klub, suave, polished, ncmblc-witted law4 • • •
*' */veXt Jocular, flowery; One of the
A GREAT deal o f this gossip handsomest f k j w j n ‘H & notc
has surrounded Fiorcnice TMill*. the A coder on tho M m o e n g '
lithe colored dancer - nnd singer «f th ? ,^ hn,ni« f r * ^ ^ c r-U ic lin c d
who ha* won both distinguished to political liberality.
----------- , success and fortune.
She has*
,
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case was f jd a y 'b ecn picturod snubbing' the people
OH yes. they re very friendly,
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
This is Federal Judge, Urla* of fia
Juana, Mexico. who W*H try Police
Chief Zenoido Llanos and the oth
er* who are mrcused o f A ttacking.
Clyde nnd Audrey PcU vt, Amer-i
Iitn n lei t>la
Supreme Court d en ies
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
county, refused to do so. Subse
quently the latter changed hi* po
sition antj also submitted a motion
for n rehearing.
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Several other state* and indi
viduals sought unsucceinfuJIy to inJtecQipes Insane Upon tervenu
In favor of 're-opening tte
H t ^ n g T i o w D r y J A m ’ CW -.......
Man Hit
Autos 3
Times Within 2 Days
INGS, Mont., Mar. i>.—(A9
By
I' tho Billings Munlci|ui2
parted its weekly nrnrtlcu
toa floor o f tho city hall
iy,ln prisoner In the call
LOUISVILLE, Ky„ Mar. 8 m i
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
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
{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.
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THEY’RE a queor pair to repre
sent the same state nt the name
time in tho upper house of Con-
AND n o e n d o f ’g o s s i p
in the opinion of Prom oter J e s s
flclal th reat to padlock the fam ous
Brovoort Hotel*
Probably no pluco in Aluerica
has been the gathering plnce of
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
three ordinary public libraries.
I t'w a s Herb th a t Edward VII
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Sanford C afe
m
W. M U ST ST.
Well; Senator King has n pen
chant for teasing Senator Smoot.
He'd good a t It i^ntl Smoot is dis
tinctly leasable.
• • •
THERE wan n lot of this kiml
of think duriog the Senate debate
on the tag bill.
Sm oot,'an chairman of the fin
ance committee, had Oh%cge .of the
hill on the floor, i t was up to
him to explain and defend it, to
hurry it tin ‘and finally ttf get it
passed in tho form tho administra
tion wanted it passed in.
A* a minority member of the
same committee, King’s mission
was to punch all tho boles he could
in the proposed^legislation*
KING, with tuuch tho air of a
mischievous smalt boy, clearly got
a lot more fun dut of it than
Smoot did.
V
They were ns polite ns pie nbout
it. '*
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For instance, Smoot would talk
nwny, ‘until he reached a point
where, obvioiislf, bH argument
would be thrtw ti completely out
of Joint by ah* intct*upti6n, nnd
than, from King, “Will my coi:
h o u rs.
H hurt b r e a th in g
ro ll,■veil in a few
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Special
G tljU i& c r
TUESDAY AND W
ONLY
Window Shades,;
tan, water colore
Sandura-Congolei
'
To T ax 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
ON HARD SURFACED ROAD
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 U tah,
King could hardly spnre Smoot,
even for one of King’s own polltic*.
*’ A bettor rrtan than Smoot, for
STRENGTH
King to h n v e \a good’ time with,
couldn't bo mado to order.
His
climInatidn would-be a g re a t loss
to the Junior senator.
a u in iM n iiiiit
f y j t k v o
U M L ,f M
x L c a t h«.
u>tttLaZ QjfcadMrtr
Best Cooking
71-2x9____
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25 f t Garden Hote_
50 ft. Garden Hae_
Also Special Prices
And Draper
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
of this place.
F R Q C K S -C O A T S 'M IL U N E R Y
3 0 9 E. 151 ST.
P H O N E I6 4 - J
2 12-21 r> Sanford Arrnuc
Sanford, Flsi
T en acres of Land cleared, plow ed, harrowed, fenced
- - ------- rtUUre,! III u few
teeth gr»t together, as ho .said It.
■ —FOR.
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. .
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
1P23. Tho Buthenbcrg company is
financed by tho Rothschild iptcrc*t* o f P a m n n d a group of Jervyish
edpitaiicta In';AmoricA a p d ( Eng-
FLO RID A’S LARGEST
M OST BEAUTIFUL H
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d
rssu lftto a Uni liv e r, k id n ey s,
ih slid h u u rt. p u r in e s th e
u treu jcth en a th e e n tir e ay sh f -i,
l l »_ , f: o r : fro * 'r ttrfi a-*-l tr
jtw
T e a tOOLLt M I i u o r a v ItU M E D V t o .
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A tla n ta . U re rg la
A
ocean.[;
The Hollywood 1b ‘‘homcy’^eroocratif, P
ful happinesB find comfort to every gues,
Ja extrem e in beauty.
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4* PARRISH
In Southeastern Sem inole County
The lake section, on Okeechobee Division, F. E. C. Ry.
Guests in bathing « » tu m e W C
rooms to the 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 w ith bath and garage $7500.00— O n e -fourth
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down, balance in 1-2 and 3 years*
o'* * I
jj-
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nurtor
othtf
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Mu»« ^1*5
R esid en ce and Business Lots at Chuluota from
$ 3 5 0 to $1,800 per lot
IN V
E S T* I G A T E T H I S P R O P E *R T Y
,
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h-$
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Hard surfaced h igh w ays to C huluota from Sanford, Or• lando, and E^st C oast at Indian River City
Good Hotel Accomodations at Reasonable Rates
l • CaiyUdst* fur State Henstur
1 hereby umumucp my 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 have
___ been
_ elected
v.
represents| live from Brevard County four
tim es 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 Hoffman, Vipe Pres.
City Building,
S t Augustine, Fla.
OWNERS
AND DEVELOPERS
■J-®
#r*’k .
. /jjr*1Ji~^
PHt ’
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A. G. Wagner,
Resident Agent
Chuluota, Fla.
A
�A m odated
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
Office
OfMayor Seattle
risonment
executive named by the
Service
mayor-elect, having defeated “Dr. Itho
Edwin J. Brown, incumbent, by nl
mbit 0,000 votes In a municipal S S S & S ,h? "r"' »i»5f it*
•renranlsaUon June 7, no that she
election yesterday.
At the same lima the voters of although she doca-fioK jr,* t0 nerve
bcr mayoralty term, We would b ^ r
i the honor and title.
A proposition, urged by lu nroponenta and aUernatlve to the city
manager plan, was also approved
»>y the voterr. and 15 p ^ ' r i y
J w "
*° draft " new city
charter for submission to the voter*
I’i' a subsequent regular city flee-
bile At
Premier Successfully Forms
His Tenth Cabinet After
Going Down To Defeat On
\Kecent Financial Policies
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-
Decision Is M6de '
Transfer Problei
To Council Membe
For Full Discuss!'
Cabinet Head Stays
As Foreign Minister
Four Changes Regarded As
Particularly Good Mbve;
Brian d To RcturnToGencvu
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Blase Was First Thought To
Hnvc Been Started From
Blow Torch But Theory Is
Discarded As Probe Begins
1
Stresem ann Silent
Boncour Is Elate
French Papers CalHt]
For ConciliationAn
Spirit Of Harmbr
PARIS, Mar. 10— </P>_Arlatlde
^or the tenth tima Premier
B yN ew
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
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 of 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 of the Rhii
under control a t 11 o'clock.'
' M. Briand will coutique to bold
the Jackpact
negotiated a t 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 he 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 hucIi 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
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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 condi, 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 volved
ksanvillc at
ruptcy ’proceedings and wns guilty
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 l o c a l s
men discussed t h i n
the artie;i!* tu f Impeachment abd
m
t
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 1accrue 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 1in
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
. *
11 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 C hurchill
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
The charter revision pro no sal.
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|
New Clues Cause
Renewal Of Probe
In Taylor^ Slaying
«
Many N ew E ntertainm ent F eatures
Planned fo r Tourist Dance Tonight
idergoes
U h a t- in ikmcribetl us tho ino**
murder case has led tu a too. r «
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
tion of the unsolved Marl" S
tha
Captain Richmond F. iloieon. ber« dou* smount of
{u
uimat- of the Spanl.it A » e r ic a * .^ , r *^4 •this ima*ure>alter*‘L
■ tS fK jg g te *
dr*vr,’
n »il?n*,5y Vnown prhponent 'f
^ Volataod Lqw.
'
[S
’ X
th S n L t h .
“ ^ 7 7 ,
[ is
subject fro™ ,br ioothcru. * uist «sns r T J r t
I ? ' ; cri»ls In American history rep***
*ava the f l o e
u /ffu e’* efforts t
^ ^ 1jr’nlHl bv the action o fth e w Dyl'1* Ida
k*?*l*WM>a«h a search law »i
•¥
*T
>.»g iPnAilStton.” {'uptaii) Hobson
JadU tata.of£ 7 5 ;, *l»ed -facta and j , atlatles ’ te ri|P- which is rWwCtfd
sent of lhjuor
<ker* in the enfor
in dis* iu r l l W* “^ e rtio n th a t “prohibi- laws.
•v '.: . J r
iVt?
dkiir ^
* national success.”
..
Captain
HobaPn
,
und th e. whole '™r,d
L tSSr ;.Jg*^I»cn vneauraged by the *uc* it'a as "the
,f
"jj* 9 t American dry law* to *n‘ tor ia the balti® I
f w »UnlUr jegw; *ml
, r Ration/’ Vaptaiq Hobson stated. the
e a « <5 * ^
' < ,?*d Uio i: who n j ^ a l n ih at l1*0*
it
; luhitinn u a failuia a rt either
00&
;
m i.rtp resen tiw r ^ s ‘«T-
1 In London
xreh
10—
inventor of the
h, underwent a n
The third o f a aeries of tourist
entertainments sponsored by the
Tourist and Entertainm ent Committeo of the Chamber of Com-
niclpal
to organise an Informal card club
to most regularly a t tha Leglhn
rlub house, which lisa been turned
over to the Tourist Club fo r racreincludii
shoe pi
�* > } - 1' ' *
vi
at IS
fSldfr
■ • uV
'[ S l i h rafar now on file’in the office 'o f the C ity’ClftrU of the: City eon
E n d in g , BlIl
shall bo
i
■ f S B K S E S E f ® p ta * . M
K
S U B a n d c sU -l ment
..
1 uc "’nde upon , f /
mates h,VC been heretofore approved by the City Comml.aton. and In the preparation of tL.
foot
B & S the plan, find .p e c lfk .tlo n n for .old propo,ed Impravum-n-. Plated improvcniem i t ,pet«
S Mvrtla Avenue Elm Avtnuc. Lliurel Avenue, Ixitwecn F rrihU fi prorated according ’to !z 8p^ i*>
S &
M
add Vino S .r
bettveen Oak Avenue and apeclally W m S by
^
WASIIINGTON. Mar. U L -tA V Attention wil Ibc given to nuviga; g J S
ORLANDO, Fin., March 10. i/P) series wo expect* to make known
French
Avenue,
a
width
of
24
M
l
.
and
this
C
o
m
m
o
n
hereby
dcOrganization
of.
the
notion's
first
tlon
protection
as
well
as
to
rum
BE IT FURTHER i .l i0lpr;**»2
-The record of the Florida State Florida's principal Spanish pnpers.
dTres the necessity for the paving, ru prvmg, hart) surfacing ami ic- City ClM-k of thc
lb tor teal Society during the year No state in the Union can boast uf dry air corns was ordered-Tuesday
A board, was named today by Ad hnrtj surfacing of arid portion of Myrtl • Avenue, Elm Avenue, Laurel
192S it one of achievement, nccoril- more ancient or more varied past by Rear Admirn, Blllardl comman
ptoyink,r.s of Sections 101
m iral Hillard to outline the pohe c*
to Mm. Jeannette^ Thurber than Florida.
From the founda der of the coast guard.
Avenue and Vino Street, ns aforesaid,'us a necessary public Improve ford, Flcridn, S|ln,i
of
the
new
air
sendee.
.It
Includes
The deficiency appropriation bill
Connor, the organization -president tion of St; Augustine in 1566 by
men:, roll, assessing
,
;
Pedro Mcnendez de Aviles, Flor just signed by President Coolldgo Went. Com. S. S. Ycandlc, nide to ment,
i her annual report.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a total expenditure (not ex of the improvement mntempL,
The membership goal sot by the ida has art unbroken systematic allots $160,000 for establishment of Admiral Diilurd: S. V. Parker,
•odety was almost reached in the sequence of documents, and sump the coast gunrd a ir service. With commanding officer o f r th c de- ceeding Fifty-Three Thousand Four Hundred Nineteen and 09-100 nnd contiguous or bouncio/' ,
past year when, the list was antedate 1666, to say nothing of this fund Admiral ^Dillard pinns to stroyer McDotignlls E. F ■ ^tone.
^ * ^ 4*
brought dose to 250 sustaining bei* wonderful collection of Span establish five base's along the A t who piloted the NC-4 in the first ($63 410.00) Dollam is hereby authorized )a cover tho cost of paring, upon the copiplction 0f
*8!l Wa**t J *
ish, French and English chron lantic const from New England to airplane flight across the Atlantic, rc-pnving, hard surfacing'nnd re-hard surfacing M yrtle Avenue, Elm to be published two tlme.
members,„tho reports show.
/, According to Mrs. Connor tho icles, several of which we plan to Florida where patrol boat sentinel* and C. C. Von Puulson, command Avenue Laurel Avenue between Franklin S treet nnd Geneva S treet, published in Sanfotd,
now arc locatei]. A plane equip ing officer of the coast guard base nnd Vine Street, between Oak Avenue and French Avenue, a width of roll so published n notice r ’ *^**hin» >f ■. principal work th at the society has publish In facsimile.
Gloucester, Mass.
"Briefly we hope 'to make the ped with a crew of several men a t•Additional
dona dur‘
uring the year 1026 Was the
appropriations will
Bg Iout of two Im portant pub* Florida State Historical Society will be assigned to each of these he asked next y e a r , Admiral Hil 24 fort, which said sum of Fifty-Three Thousand Four Hundred Nine
fcrineing
tho w,,u,
Clinrtcr
of me
tho Cil,
J l c.-,"
H l “ ‘"art
*
teen nnd 00-100 ($63,410.00) Dollars, Is the toU Lestim ntcd cost of said —"
places.
«=r oi
City or
11cations.
“ ona.
One a H istory, of the medium for presenting to the
Ktrntcgctlc points In the coast lard raid, for air bases on the improvement; that the entire cost of the improvement aforesaid, shall where complaints will be h „ » .0rd!
da from the Treaty of 1763 to state her early documentary his
Tho second volume has guard campaign against rum Gront I>akes, the Gulf of Maxtco be assessed agnlm.t all property abutting nnd fronting upon th a t por will bo finally confirmefj S
Own Times, by* Caroline Mays tory.
?
smuggling will be selected and and the Pacific coast, if the no
been
begun.
a
ird. edited by James Alex*
Izing
Board.
^
lht
0»
tion
of
Myrtio
Avenue,
Elm
Avenue,
Launpi
Avenue,
between
FYnnklln
navy
type
seaplanes
will
be
used.
|
service
proves
successful.
“Since the society was organ
r/RobcrUon, the correspond*
Street nnd Geneva Street, nnd Vine Street, between Oak Avenue and
etary of tho society, and ized In 1021, Florida has been go
IT FURTHER HESOUrn tc
J
French Avenue, to be so improved by the paving, re-paving, hard s u r yidedRE
i other Colonial Records of ing through another of her tra n s
?or by thl»resolution t o t
sh Florida, tho first volume, formations. One of the itnmedifacing and re-hard surfacing of suid portion of Myrtle Avenue, Elm bounding and abutting upon
<****'
. ated and edited by Mrs. mediate results is th a t there is .an
Avenue, Laurel Avenue, and Vine Street, a width of 24 feet, and option of the property ownen
eager and increasing demand for
Jeannette Thurber Connor.
ngainst all lots nnd lands adjoining nnd contiguous or bounding and ting upon such improvement » n !"8 >*
‘/'• f it may be truthfully suid of a history of her loftg and compara
r Miss Brevard's book th at It Is the tively unknown Spanish period,
RESOLUTION. PROVIDING FOR THE PAVING. RE-PAVING, abutting upon said improvement; that Fifty-Threo Thousand Four
/ m ost noteworthy contribution to particularly from tho death of
HARD SURFACING AND RB-HAKD SURFACING OF MYR Hundred Nineteen and 00-100 ($53,410.00) Dollars, is the totril esti- firmed, or In ten equal annual imuii d
Florida history’ which has np* Pedro Mencnduz In 1574 to the
TLE AVENUE, ELM AVENICE) LAUREL AVENUE FROM mated t‘oi£ of said contemplated improvement In the paving, rc-pav of eight per cent per annum
since Woodbuiy Lowery’s acquirement of Flnridn by Grant
M Spanish Settlem ents Within Britain In 1763, for 'W oodbury
FRANKLIN STREET TO GENEVA STREET, AND VINE ing, hard surfacing nnd rc-lmrd surfacing of said portion of M yrtle a fte r tho time said special aS t
the Present Limits of the United Lowry has written more a t length
STREET
FROM OAK AVENUE TO FRENCH AVENUE, A Avenue, Elm Avenue, Laurel Avenue, and Vim! Street, to be specially equalized, approved and confirmed’^
^
States. 1513*1661 and 1562*1574. than any other author on the pe
assessed against all lots’and lands adjoining and contiguous or bound
WIDTH
OF
2t FEET.
riod of 1613-1674 and Miss Bre
Mrs. Connor says In her report,
BE
;IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED
tv
A
Whereas, the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, ing and abutting upon such Improvement-? the sum of $5.70 is th« esti- become effective Immediately trZ '
"None was better qualified to vard and Dr. Robertson have just
w rite .th ese colonial records than opened the doors wide on Florida deems it advisable to improve, grade, construct, rc-con»truct, pave ami muted cost per front foot for laid improvement.
tion.
,ro™«d xfUrlj
Miss Brevard, but she died before events from 1703 to modern times. rc-pavo with sheet asphalt on u 6 inch rock base, the following thorBE IT FURTHER.RESOLVED, That It is the determ ination of
Adopted this Nth <lay (lf
AD J
completing her task and D r Jam es ■A lengthy revelation of this
this Commission S hat nil lots and lands adjoining and contiguous or
A. Robertson added a few chapters central missing period cannot oe oughfurca in the City of Sanford, Florida," to-wit:
FORREST
LAKE
(
and edited the whole volume. He attempted until we hnvo gotten
MYRTLE AVENUE,-J3LM AVENUE, LAUREL AVENUE, From bounding nnd abutting upon Myrtle Avenue, Elm Avenue, Laurel Ave
'
0
CRASH
1
¥
contributed an appendix and a fu rth e r ahead w ith our volumes of
nue, between Franklin Street and Geneva Street, and Vino S treet be
large number of notes which arc Colonial Records b u r l realize thut Franklin.Street to Geneva S treet nml VINE STREET, From Oak Ave tween Oak Avenue and French Avenue, will bo benefitted by the im
a
F‘ HOusholder
ono must keep‘ abreast of the nue to French Avenue. *
:*.t • unique In their thoroughness.
(SEAL)
Att.thc f-by Commit,,on ci lht
provement
provided
for
by
this
resolution,
nnd
th
a
t
tho
special
assess***
“The other book published re*. tim es and th at in this case n
.All of suid improving, grading, construction, re-construction, pav ! ments to In- made und entered ugninst ull lotn and lands udjoihing nnd
I
__ _ cently by tho society. Colonial short cut is urgently needed.
A ttost: L. It. PIII LI PS,'City cicK
ing
mid rc-paving to he done in compliance with pinns, toeeificatlons,
am
planning
writing
a
condensed
Records of Spanish Florida, is the
pioneer of a series.
It 1ms been nopulnr history on the two hidden profiled mid estim ates-of said proposed improvement of Myrtle Ave
s,';
rtvlnlari
Spanish centuries based on origi- nue, Elm Avenue, Laurel Avenue, from Franklin Street to Genova
printed In
In QnartlaYi
Spanish mwl
a'nd trnivllak
English
."Through tho Colonial R ecord1tial documents
Street, and Vjiie Street from Oak Avenue to French Avenue, now on
file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida,
WEDDING CAKES ARRIVE
whic h said plans, specifications, profiles and estimates have been here
tofore approved by the City Commission and constitute the plans and
NEW YORK, Mar
specFicutions
for said work, therefore,
Wedding cakes have come from
HE
IT
HKSU(.V1£D,
That the City Commission of the City- ,of.SanScotland with 50 lassies who lire to.
use them shortly. Some of them 1f" r(l’ n , .rn!u, «»"«'"is it advisable, as a necessary public Improvement,
$50. One lastfic explains th at tho to pave, it -pave, hard serfafe end re-hunt surfaco with sheet asphalt
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.—-Broad- j top layer of a Scotch wedding cake nil a d inch rock la.-e. Myrtle Avenue, Elm Avenue, Laurel Avenue,
way’s choicest morsel for whl«|K>r- j« removed nt the wedding; and from Franklin Street to Cent ra Street, and Vine Street from Oak Ave
_
Ing and wisecracking is the now saved for the christening.
nue to Freiieh Avenro, a v.-idth t T 21 feet, that all of said paving, re
far-fam ed
“wine-bath"
party]
---------1------------------paving. hard surfacing nod r- hard surfacing of Myrtle Avenue, Elm
staged by Earl Carroll.
| (jikclnml—Central Lnlwr Union
It’s a lough year, indeed, llm t'to purchase site for new fio n ,000 Aveifue, Laurel Avenue, und Nine Street, as aforesaid, shall be done
in strict eomplianre with the phiis, specifications, profiles and c:i idoesn't Jh ru s t thin
Mo Carroll Into the ( building.
linifdight through some stunt that
Ittlo ’too carefully
seem* just n Tf*
staged.
Thus there was thc incident of
the undressed pictures in the thea
te r lobby—ond Mons. Carroll lmp-|
went to jail while columns
wore written about the m atter.
I
But it wasn't always thus.
Thore wan a certain day in tho |
life of this much-puhlicitiscd young
K t mpn when ho put over n stunt that
was a real stunt—and started him .
on his way to fame and fortune.
Carroll began.au tho story gue»,|
. as a peddler of peanuts and popcorn
in theater galleries. The spirit of . Abo theater game got into h « blood
—j
a b p e a ftj shortly thereafter
offfco boy In the office of
B W t-so r oll0. the music publisher. Ono
? day ho walked no and shoved a
dozen verses under the noses of
th* lyric w riters. Thereafter he
was em ployed'as a lyric wrier n tl
.^JIO a week.
and pet this Official l V
, But this Carroll youngster whs j
Lcaguc
13all or Glove.
V j^ H o y i#
full of ideas. He was perpetually i
talking of what should be dune and 1
Blue Bird is the zippi. w hat ho planned to do.
Caruso had, at this time, but re
est drink that ever
cently reached America and his
cooled a dry throat. It’s
name was ringing nrrom the conti
th e n a tio n ’s joy d rin k ,
nent.
"Well, if you want to do some
boys,
with a sparkling tang
thing so d—n bad, go out and get
all
its
own.
Caruso to wrile us n song," said
his boss, one morning.
. I
W e w an: you all to know how good
About o week later, to tho uston-1
Ishmcnt of everyone, Carrol) walked'
it
is. So to make sure we have n r .
In w ith the only song Caruso lmd
f • >Ai
ranged this special offer.
ever written. .
v Hi
It was the musical “scoop" of,
. \v *
,
,
i
29 Ikmle cap* and $1.20 ger*
the generation.
>
Bring us 29 Blue Bird Bottle Caps
you
th
ii
w
onderful
Wilton
Carroll to se d tho song curies*I>
and 89c to get the $2 ball or 29 Caps
"Major League" genuine liortctipon his boss' desk and, when
and $1.29 for the $3.50 glove. G en
hide glove; full leather lined.
asked how he had done it, merely j
smiled mysteriously. Thereafter
Retail price $3.50. And 29
uine Thos. 1£. W ilson equipm ent,
everybody and his brother tried to
I'Kittle
cap* and H9c gelt you
used by professional ball players.
land Caru <t nt any price, he might
ihi* "Official League" lla llask—and fulled.
thc Identical hall uted In the
To tills day the Caruso number is
Come to our plant and see the gloves
U big seller.
hig league*. Retail price $2.00
and halls. W atch for o u r ads in this
It put Carroll over. A fter th a t,
with unconditional guarantee
paper—-and begin to save Blue Bird
they gave him two light operas tu
for two full game* by Thoma*
'write.
|
Bottle Caps today!
L, W ilto n 4k Co., C hicago.
GILBERT SWAIN.
,■ (Copyright, 1026, NEA Her., lne.|
c' ’ 1
"*<(•**
O rd e r* M ay B e P la c e d a n d I n f o r m a t io n O b ta in e d T h r o u g h A n y
*si
t.,
J“
Organization
ichievem ents Lauded B y P resid en t [ Ordere
iry Air Corps
RESOLUTION NO 265
t
pity
when you lnv<
in PREFERRED STOCK
Florida Pow er & Light
It’s SAFE and PAYS
^ % ON YOUR MONEY
|
Veteran PasseH
I
Florida Power & Light
o r I n f o r m a t io n m a y b e o b t a i n e d n n d jm ro h a p e * m i d e th ro u ib
f ir s t
SANFORD BANK & TR t'ST ^i
NATIONAL BANK
Sanford. Florida
Sanford. Florida
Cut out atut m a il to o rd er s to c k o r jo r com plete information
IIARItV HOOPER
A B U IM M l Vt'UTUII ClDlipUljfhL'r
Km jutts..! from Ulo [,j>; to,,.
1
funioua outfielder
*7 Alje .Whlto Sox, was uncondi
tionally released the other day uf
U r 17 seasons of major leaguu
acnric*.. llooner broke la with
: • the floaton Red Sox la 1000, nluy• In f with the Ueantown croud un
til 1021, when lie urns traded to
Chicago.
lie was j» member of
th a t fain out garden trio of Hooper,
Speaker and. Lewia th a t gained
. much renown In Boston y u a n ago.
SANFORD COCA COLA B 0T T I
" • FIRST STREET
Saidurd, Florida*
There is,a oast d ijJ e re n c e b e tw e e n
s p e c u la tin g a n d
in vestin g. In v e st
in g m e a n s p u t
tin g m o n e y aw ay
secu rely? so th a t
i t w ill'p a y y o u
m dre m o n e y reg
u la r ly a t s t a t e d
p eriods every y e a r . '
Name of Your
Name
*
�Four Of The F W
undred
on Whatever field she tackles,
< And the three Gs are gumption,
1grit, and go. '
Oth?r than these, she need*
nothing more than r peanut stand,
ray.
Or n eoffe grinder.
Mrs. Alice Fiotc MacDougalt
supplies this observation.
Tho
accumulation of two very substan
tial fortunes in the personal‘'e x
perience from; which she speaks.
Up to the time she was 10
years of age, her life was that of
the average married woman un^l
centered about ndF husband, home
nnd children. \
*
Then her husband died.
She
/ound heiself with young cheldrvn
and no incom e..
Assumed Debts
Her husband having been a cof
fee broker, the salvation that oc
curred to her was to take over hi*
business. She assumed the debts
that remained when everything
was settled,
>
"I knew nothing about business,
nnd nothing about coffee except
ho\v to eook.lv* ahe relates, “ But
my ignorance wty actually n help.
id* State S u rk e S S f Star*
Supplies of nil mincellun
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.—
The recovery In stock price* was ctablca very light; denial
resumed at the opening of today's movement very • light;
m arket In' further response to the strong for good stock.
Bean*, green, % bushel
eerie* of favorable dividend de
velopment* yesterday and the ess- few 17.00 @>8.00,
Beans, wax, 14 bushst 1
Ing of money rates. ; . V T iv S
Foundation Coin piny, and Fa- no supplies,
Cabbage, IU
I % bushel 1hamper*,
motui Players opened a point high
er but most of the other Initial new stock, ti.7S@i3.25.
Celery, Florida 10-lrfth oratgtJ
gains were small* Oita were again
in good demand on reports of an 4‘* and ti’s ft.00@i1.00. x
Cukes, hot house'M oten cart out,
other decrease in cruda oil pro
fancy,, tiOO@i2.RO.
duction last week.
Eggplant, standard crates, cboM
Belated short covering bV bear
»
trader* stimulated tho advance In few fR.50@0^0.
Pens, English, Ti bushel ham ra
many Issue*. K«j\iiparent* gave
the best demonstration of croup, irs, 4.000)5.00.
Peppers, standard crates, green
vtranfcth with buying influence!
by m erger reports, and Increasing fancy, t<J.50@7J10.
Squash, sU ndard crates, white;
inquiries for car* and locomotives
fancy, no supplies.
by the large railroad systems.
Sweet Potatoes, per cwt, $3.60gi
General Electric was ran up 4%
points and Ginernl American Tank
Tomatoes, 0*s Florida's choice
Cal, American Brake Shpc and
Foundry, Railway Steel Springs, count and stock, 3.5004.50.
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and
American Car and Foundry, Westlr.ghouse Air Brake ami New York stock, $4 2S@6.00. ‘
Oranges, boxes, choice count and
Air Brake all sold 1 to 2 points
higher before the end of the first stock, *3.6004.00.
Grapefruit, boYes, fancy count
half hour.
Trading' in the rails was quiet, ahd sock, 4.00@4.50.
Grapefruit, boxes, choice couttT
Pern Marquette sagging 2 points
on a relatively few transaction* and stock, f-'I.OO^i 3,50. *
Strawberries, 32 quart crates,,
while Atlantic Coast Line and Ca
, ':/* ]
nadian Pacific moved up 2 to 1% 40@45.
points respectively.
NEW YORK. Mar. 10.—<*V-.
Foundation Cumpnny and Fa
mous Players quickly * extended Cotton futures opened steady: Mar.,
their gains to over 3 points, while 1U.3K; May 18.80J July 18,10; Oct.1
Pontuni Cereal and American Agri 17.3(1; Dec. 17.0(1.
cultural Chemical prefprred sold 2
nnd 8 points higher respectively. 'N EW ORLEANS, Mar. 10.—(A1)!
Among the score oir so Issues to —Cotton futures, noon bids steady v
move up a paint nr' more, were Mar* 18.05; May 18.00; July 17.53;
Mack Trucks, Internationa) Hnr- Oct. 10.75; Dec, 10,70.
verier, American and Republic
Steel.
1.
'
NEW YORK, Mar. 10.—DPI—
For. tgn .exchanges opcneil irreg Cotton futures 11:45 bid steady:'
ular. demand Sterling and French Mar 1U.32; MayJB.76; July 1H.14;
Francs yielded slightly to’ $4.85% Oct. 17.32; D e c .T k b .
nnd 2.0114, respectively, while
Nnnw rlan Krone stfnred 10 point*
CHICAGO, Mnr.'^Wi.—-Poultry
to 21.06 tent*.
, alive steady"; recstpts ^ r a r s , fowls
J riling orders bernnic more num 2U; springs 32; turkeys nO; toon*
erous later with tho decline accen tera jjl; geese 10.
tuates) by a renewal of weakness
-------- in particular shnres. The setback . CHICAGO, Mnr. 10.~UP>—Pot*,
was regarded In some quarters a* w
c i ii u w
ium i Unit*!
*innxii
toes, m
receipts
OU »[■{
cars; total
a natural reaction following the ^States shipments 540; trading
a ir
, ___ f___
leccnt sharp rise in which short *ly active;‘market
........................
firm ; Wisconsin
covering predominated. Pere Mar sacked rolihd whites, 3.85@4.00;
quette was depressed 4% points on few fanewy shade higher; Minnouncertainty over today’s dividend
action. Both Cuba Cane Sugar
common nnd preferred and Ameri*
can Sugar touched new minimum*
for the year in consequence of the
weakness'in tho raw sugars. The
renewal rate on call loans was redilced further to 4 per cent.
ch 1L W
jitions are
art in the
w of the
bank covthe sixth
Incrcasw declines
, Buildespecially
jerrentage
r January Four of the "Jwst known" in the toi
life members? In tho upper center i
■ trade rc- tlor*1n recent months. A t the light
Iport.i from is Mrs. Pcpfc A. Rockefeller, demun
gnrlumled pompuduuc e
I wholesale
|t different
Kolume of
b,
Bank
And The Sheiks Are Puzzled
bul savings,
ur ago and
[individual
ger volume
business with one of these mil
TALLAHASSEE, Fin
M'.e. Tbo edict affected n,,:' only
Sy Check.
lion-dollar ratings.
(box,, who bad mutter* .which de
0 trade reAll tnis time she was learning
department
manded immediate executive atten
about something else—how ha'll
and stocks for the past week with influenza, tion, but also personal Triends who
Inost of tho coffee is that is serviri
[htly sniall- wns greatly ironroved this morn ""tight to convoy U word of cheer.
in tho overage restaurant, or If
ing.
Tho
executive?
according
to
«? increase
This procedure. Dr, Pulon-c raid,
not actually bail itself, how badly
(-decreased Dr. H. G. Palmer, bis physician. "ill he followed until the Gover
it is served.
^
total Habit- was clear of tem perature mid <n- nor is thoroughly able again -to
So sho buncelvrd another Idea—
dicutions
nre
that
ho
v/lli
he
nbie
his district
shoulder the cares of his office.
why not open a little food shop
1they were to return to the capHol over the
"1 sm"going to keep him in bed
to sell good coffee?
••
Savings week end.
until Saturday nnd by that time, I
"My first ^daco was just 12 by
m e uu
w n iu ri w in was
wuo b
u h iu i think he will lie over ) t * nrerent
The
Governor,
stricken
ml greater
1(1 feet, and i* served only coffee
Inst
week,
had
recovered
sumi increased
indisposition, the phyrinnn- hold.
nnd waffles, but out of coffee, an
“However, no one will he allow
its and in- aontly Monday TOttjubb! him to .-it
electric waffle Iron nnd n qunvt
J per cent, up. He insiV”J upon going cut n ed to FPt. j,jm unti| then," he said.
of batter, unothcr million-dollar
The executive’s wife, who litis
creased in the grounds a t the mansion, how
business grew,” she admits,
ever,
and
al^K
s
t
t
e
i
J
i
s
j
L
*.
n.r
been recuperating front nil j>perat showed a
, Mrs. MacDougall now own* two
cd at 113,- pleasing burin-Mt m atter* ami h tion at a Jacksonville hospital,
of the most beautiful eating
slight
relapse
followed.
planned
to
return
to
Tallahassee
tlng cities,
places in New York.
The Governor’s physician tool: yesterday, but it was found thnt
Mings inNEW YORK, Mar. 1Q,_
Caters to Eye
stringent measures to me that no her condition would not permit tlie
Bond' prices worked irregularly
It
Is
sh
impottnnt
to
feed
the
•
htn showed one \Vns allowed to visit the bed- trip.
higher in today’s early trading ns
eye us the stomach,” she says.
BAY ST. LOUIS, M ill., M
a net sales
money tendencies stumulsiMrs. MacDougall herself Is no raster
—(A*j—Jeaso Favre, on tria
.Savannah
ed
buying
interest.
French
oblii
cook.
The -success of her food
; decrease,
quickly responded to the
shops was built not upon knowl gatlons
Your Income Tax ' r* «w t—•
formation of u new cabinet under
linninghani
.
edge
of
cooking,
but
upon
knowl
leadership of Premier llriund.
K increase;
edge of the need for good cooking. the
most uf them getting back to the
pt decrente;
Losses if incurred In n tax
Trouble with many women when levels
before tho dsVcl1.9 per cent
payer's trade or business or
they set out to make money, says opninu prevailing
uf the latest political cricis.
ri decrease;
profession or in "anjb transac
Mrs. MncDougnll, is thnt, loving
Advances in domestic bonds Were
pan; other
tion entered into for profit" nal
luxury themselves, they seek n nnrrpw,
hut the fairly wide Buying
compensated fo r by ,lnsurUS!|j i
th at
throws them Into hiovm ent
bbusiiii'Ci.
u siq e ^ i.th
a t , throw*
'!T *
Mar. 10.^-uI’)
embrarad- Erie convert
Campus sheiks at Northwestern .Ktffo, Tharher*’ c oTIcge,'TahUqunh. rich surrounding*. ' "
or otherwise arc deduct id).'
’»' w weather and crop OMf., nr? all mixed up. Fannie and
ible Issues.
international Great
it rtflectcd
Adler of Broken Bow, flltla.,
from gross income in drier: >
Northern first (M. New York Oni •' • '• <f Ho Department of Agri- twin sisters, hnVc enrolled ami they long Jtut alike. One’s engaged ami
I in othejr ing net income upon whi.h
tnrio nnd Western 41*, Buffalo,
ad; .ic, i rueil to-Jay, showed Hint tho other i n ’t and the bnv* can't remember which. Alio, one likes
income tax is asscsstd. Tc '•
Rochester and Pitsburg 4 He,
spinach
nnd
th?
other
simply
loves
chnculute
plo—rbut
the
boys
nevar
allowod, losses not Incurred \ j.rop.ir tlcns for «ccding cotton
Shipping point information for 'Northern State* Power 6’s, Rob
Hi:. T• r
_
trade, business, or profes wn had advanced favorably over roost know which on(. The girls lire
Tuesuay, jifnrch 0:
bins nnd Meyer* 7's, Pan American
B e lint ds
must conform closely to the districts west of the Mississippi
Petroleum (S’* and United States
Sanford,
Fla^
Cool,
ejear.
Mod
B l,r the
wording of Uie statute.
For in the week past but that to the I
Steel 6 *s.
erate
wire
inquiry.
Deinnud
mod
■ arc rellixthe
proposed
trrminnl
will
save
example, n loss incurred in the
Uncertainty over the Nickel Piste
B " the p(T- “ale of a tnxpnyor’s homy or eastward program wns rather slowntilliuiis of dollars In fruit crons erate, m arket steady. Carloads
npd onable Immigrants to Florida f.o.h. usual terms for shipment this merger plans of the Van HwerinI computed: automobile, which a t tho tinn* owing to cohl and wet weather. Th» |
same applied to the planting of j
■ reared l.I.'j
to ndee tbsir household goods with Week, 10-inch crates in tho rough, gens caused a recerslon of 1114
purchase was not bought
thim. aedprdln'T to the uPpmotcrs. Golden Self-blanching 3-0 dor. No. point in Chesapeake nnd Ohio Con
■ict; whule- with tho intention of resnle, is corn and potatoes.
The cool weather, however, was;
• “ Cp to Cm present time," snid 1,13.50. Expect heavy cutting rest vertible 6’s, while Roger* Brown
I jumped 50 not deductible, because it was
Iran 7's fell hark almost 2 points
favorable in retarding the pram a- Jji
Quinnv'. "statistics show the of this week.
I of comtiarnot a transaction “entered into tore advancement of fruit lntds.
on profit taking. Liberty bond*
Total Carlol Shipments
majority
of
people
hn’
o
fouhd
It
btT}’ showi>d | for profit."
Losses sustained Thj cool weather generally had
were irregular.
CHICAGO, Mm. li).—(>T*> Ft- nocebsary to dijpose of their fur Sanford section, this season
leuli drugs.
t
u
d
u
to
.........
..........
............
1281
niture
here
and
huv
new
in
Flor
Dancing
of
n
term
hurt
at
J
ark
sonp whulemle |
tat gain,
villa, designed to free Florida of ida, often at a high price. Thu Fnnfurd, suction, last season
CHICAGtf, Mar. 10.—(d*)—Grain
mo posed terminal will be the key
animals in
embargoes, wan announced today thnt iinlooks Florida."
tnble, /
Snnfiinl section, two years
1336^ 01,000 j
Close Year Open
by a grnuu of Chicago capitalists.
ago same date. ..... ....... ....... 2407
far January
Gordon Wore of Jaokionville. is
Ycs’day
Ago Today
Florida, entire season last
chairman of the company behind
year ............... ............... ....... 7053 WIIEAT—
fu r ernt in
May, nrw ....16814 181% 165%
the proposed terminal. ,
I* noleil, the
Today's Quotations:
May, old ..^ ..lM M
Cons'jucUon is to b( started <BEIRUT, Syria, Mar. 10.—(/!’)—
154%
I last month
New York: 20 degrees, clear. 1 July ....... ...... 130% 160V4 liW
THe
Druse
tribesmen
have
suffer
very
soon
according
to
J.
Henyy
prs against
California.
7
Florida
arrived.
Sup
Sept......... .....183
140% 132
llciser und Elliot I*. (Juinby of ed rorin:.s losses In an engage
[ year. The
Chuntw. Helscr and Quinbv «to ment with French troops In the en plies good, stock .light. Demand CORN—
non thrbugh
placing the (innnring of the ter- viron* of Damaacus. The French moderate for good stock, market May .......
[showed 18.ndrsl
this week with a Chicago cjalm to luivii lost tmly-gae officer firm for good stock- Florida, some J u l y ........
f as ugainst
ordinary condition, green, 10-inch Sept. . . . .
bond
house. They declared Unit atid twu mall killed.
period last
crates, 3-6 doc. best, $6.00-5.50, r> v rs —
) of Florida
poorer f t.604.76; ft dos. 4.60-5.00, May —
HOLLYWOOD, Ca|., Mar. 10. - '
ft this years
few $5.25-5.50; poorer low..us $4.25; July ......
libout one l/l')—The assertions of Polo Negri, W A S H IN G T O N T U B B S II
B y Crane 10 dos. $3.50-4.UH, few higher; Sept.
l< The fig- that s h e 'is to m arry Rudolph Val
Washed! prr-cooied, all sixes $5.75- RYE—
hU ins true lions,
jtht'Ul 1 cars entino hn* notflxmn confirmed hy
0.00
May
.
—
.
OH1
,
*0*16,
[for J a unary
S \ pout Thim*.
Pittsburg: 30 degrees, cloudy. 6 J u l y ____
of the screen.
DO 400 KWW
[ tars. For theInIuiiinduvcr
ju if vtWfc
MOfxtR.
400
Florida
arrived; Opening Wednes Sept..........
fact,
the
film
sheik
declared
TrtC j
knusry 1026
if fo fAt,
day.* Supplies moderate. Dcmkiid LARD—
t o w etv RN1
yesterday thnt he and the
T mmd t i? A
the season here
slew, market dull. Florida, 10- May ......
VIWW16. i
Polish actress, whose iinnie was
inch crates, 4-10 dos. bast $5.00- July ....
once
linked
with
th
a
t
of
Charlie
M
O
O
D
BE
etfCfk
thlfc
k nf cotton
RIBS—
Chaplin,.are
not
to
jved,
that
they
.
To
WtR
OR
TrtET
.
triton conMay . . . . .
I'im .A IIE I.rlllA , Mar. 10. -<JK 16.45 188U
ACCOUNfiVSU. wOU?/
F sixth dls- had not eveir diarussed marriage.
Ju ly ___
15217
Hi.
85
—Joseph
Mooney, foreman of th i
'Valentino
said:
“We
have
not
I increase on
BELLI Eft—
jury whirh is to try David L. Mat* ,
even
discussed
m
arriage.
Both
of
h* United
shall, charged with the murdc.* of .
May
I increase In us have lots of work ahead of u*
Miss Anna May Dietrich, today 5
July ...'-----"1.714 bales We ate not engaged. I do not like
was
relieved of furth er duty and j
the
word
‘engagement’.
Its
souuda
r
IN
The
1, 433 bales
NEW YORK, Mar. Hb-MJP)— hi:i place was taken kh fonm*fi?±S
n S tM tfJf.
too much like a contract’one has
number two o
B utter steady; receipts l&JiOtl;
' M0MMN.
w cane is to perform by a certain date."'
creamery extra 02 score. 43% © % .
Miss Negri, in announcing their
“•tis/aftojy
ey wax taken
Eggs receipts 26.505; fresh gathspecially In "engagement" recently, declared
rrea firsts 2 7 28J ditto seconds
Valentino
was
her
ideal
ns
a
per
msLi, j„.
20% » r r .
also was fect man.
‘ ‘ Cheese steady; receipts 136,238
Valentino *nid that he had made
pounds.
.
a bet thnt he would not marry be
fore 1030 and that it would co*t
NEW ORLEANS, U ., Mar. 10.
him $60,000 if he did. The bet, he
(AT—Cotton
‘ futures
opened
said, was made with S. Manuel
sUady: Mar. 18.62 bid; May 18.18; S. McDevht, preeitbn,
Reachi, of Paris. It was in Pari*
and consideration of
th at tho actor recently was di
delayed the opening
vorced by hia second wife, Natarha
dav.
Rambova.
J will, too u
3.50; washed and wrapped, all d i e t
v TKkte tf •
Mias Negri last Saturday night
r hfclrt ritft
>dos. mostly $8X0, few- high
DOWN
Hta.
announced n trial betrothal to
ufiTw R i. DtkR-?
rincianatl; 85 degree.*,
A CHM*Ct
oner nor attorneyi
[Valentino. She naid that she is
i WhNf HCRTO
cloudy,
4 florid* w fiN d
Had hr ad m ittfl
-to
DO
40M
£1V
»K
I
leaving for a four month's trip to
TAKg *4 HMR
on track,
tam e stip a t the
NltC.i
Vurape and although she is doc®'
v.
DOWN., y
msnd m
have twin a t o w t <
w in love with the actor. *b*
for good stock.
lo t m arry him unless tier loT?
le a th e rs the separation.
Condition o f Governor John W. Martin
Greatly Improved, Says Physician
Progress In Cotton
7 Favorable,
Reports Say
1CELERY MARKET)
Rudolph Vaiendino
Fails To Confirm
His “Engagem ent” !
Foreman Of Jury In
Philadelphia T r t k l :
Is Relieved Of Duty
toovtm
-To
J/
ROTARY IN DENVER
JNVER,' Colo., Marti; I 7*
e of the 83 flags of dclrgd*
ns to fly over the Rotary In*
itional convention here tn Jum
Jpaln, France and Mexico—0"”
ore temporarily/waved o’er the
Ibekies, but it was in conquest
«ya before th*‘ coming of ltie
ita rr and Stripes.^
1
Brooksvilie—C ity ^'^o Tot* “I
208,000 bond issue, fe e .municipal
1
\I
K
'
j
U
p*
■
1 J/& i
;
1J'J m
according* to
t . 8-7 801
$4,00-6 U0,
condition:
, cloudy, 1
consigned,
�.—
-- m
l
B m
fc Brutus
Bnck in the benighted era of Jtomari hfatory n man es
tablished .a dastardly precedent that has been followed
SM'ond C lass U a tta r .
l* l» . k t i S t P o iia r tiM through" the ages. This man betrayed his friend for political
F lo rid a u n d e r A ct e f
purposes, subordinating, even forgetting friendship in his
passion for power and influence, This was admittedly a fear
ful crime th a t brought much publicity to Rome.
SRi m g i t t m o v hatrs
Now nt Sanford we have.nnolherj BratUs, a Brutus who
-,'Ohe Year—-#7i»o HI* St-mth*. 115*
tM Irrrril In t'lkir )»} i.'urrlsr. |»rl has discredited the original Brutus by betraying the ethic*
'• w eek , lie .
W eekly IM itton s i t e
and rep u tatio n 'o f his community for the alm ighty dollar.
p e r year.
APHCIA I, !kOYICKl
At) Ot>llUar> Sanford people nre wondering just what brand of publicity
■" notices. ru n t* of th a n k s, r c to lu
lio n s anil n o tice* o t e n te r ta in m e n ts this twentieth century Brutus will bring to their city. Cer
< w h ere c h a rg e e a r e m nd« w ill be
' t ' -charged fo r a t r e g u la r a d v e rtis in g tainly it will not be publicity of a wholesome type.
. ra te s .
'
i' A saoriA Tr.i)
n u ts*
to clated P re ss Is e s rlu s M l to th e use fo r ren o f a lt n ew s d isp atch * *
to It o r n o t o th e rw ise
n th le p a p e r an d nlso th e
-• pnhllsiied h ere in .
Ail
r e p u b llra tlo n of sp ecU l
i h ere in e re a ls o re se rv e d
L*WEDNESDAY, MAKCII 10, 1926
5 I.— Deeper w ater route tp Jacke o n rlilr.
I . — C o n strn ctio n o f 8 t
Jofm s-In-
t--
tllar* River canal,
t^ —Riteoelon bf white,w ay.
4.—Swimming pool, tennis courts,
d r,
. rj > , :
I .—-Augmenting of building prograin— houses, hotels, a p a r t *
men! houses.
•*—Extension of street paving
program .
7.—Construction
of
boulevard
around I.aLr Monroe.
t -—Completion o f.c ity beautifica
tion program.
• —Expansion of school system
■ with provision for increased fa*
BtDt.R VERSE FOR TODAY
.
Those misguided and disillusioned ones who put their
faith in the paraded “high ethics” of our local Brutus will
find comfort in tint thought th at Sanford is really fortunate
to discover a traito r in the' camp before this tra ito r'is given
an opportunity to seriously damage the community.
Like Thnckenty writes in his essay "On Being Found
Out,” sooner or later every pretender is exposed and the
sooner the better.
Sanford has learned a valuable lesson at very little
cost. H ereafter Sanford will exercise a little more discretion,
a little more judgm ent in lionizing every rooted strnnjtcr
invading the city'. Sanford will in the future abstain from
tumbling to every*“big .developer" who blows into town rid
ing on the crest of his own publicity wave. Local citizens
have learned th a t there nre sortie who will accept and nour
ish a community's homage only to nbuso it. Like n child
whose hand has come in contact with fire, Sanford will here
a fte r shrink from ulleged staunch supporters of the city who
become turncoat;) and ‘W ll out" on their associates without
the slightest excuse.
^ Sanford should rejoice a t the discovery of a Worm eat
ing the heart out of Sanford ethics. Sanford citizens should
feel relieved to know th at thiH man has been found out, and
being found out,* is in a position prohibiting further betrayal
of local policies^
nerve the l.nrcj your God; hut who
lhey , th a t . ahntl g o l
And
lea said, W o %
wlU go w ith our
young nnd with our old; with our
sons and with our daughters; with
ntir flocks and with our Hlrdd.’1
Ex. 10:8-1).
PH AYER—8o would wo. O Lord
bring all to Thee—surrender all hi
Thee,
Florida In King; George’s Court
“.
*(
P
v.
TURPITUDE OF RAT8
"'An through the daily news ! glance
I note zoologists have stated
That rata, If given half a chance,
Will always get Intoxicated.
A number of these quadrupeds
When given thimbles full of
f.
whiskey,
Imbibed too much, when off their
heads—
And grew tempestuously frisky.
Perhaps you think this yarn is
bunk.
But If you do, yon are In error;
Though cows mill horses don’t get
....
drunk
lAnd view Intoxicants with terror,
Though sheep eschew tho flowing
howl,
• •
. An d sobor folk aru hens and tab% r a t hus"ftKK, seJf-(»tfro!
. ' And quickly takes to vicious hah«*•
/ • •
A croatuV-c of his evil bread,
A prowing,' predatory' glutton
Who nightly satiates his grqrd
Upon your beef, or rheesa or
m utton—
A thief who stcnls his whole life
loijA,
WlthoOj n single quaint or flick-
<■ • er .
9 ‘ conscience, could sec nothing
wrong
y
■In drinking alcoholic liquor.
statutes docs he hold in awe,
No rules or righteousness dis
turb him,
JI b doesn't think the Volstead low
H as any power to stay or curb
him.
rodent of his dastard kind
Has vices in profuse variety,
I ’m not at nil surprised to find
That one of them Is Inebriety.
—By James J. Montague.
MV FAVORITE STORIES
By IRVIN S. COBB
IN THE SAFETY ZONK
| tire was slipping sn he naked the
• —;—
; proprietor to lend him a hummer.
A Maine farm er with a repulii- for a few minutes
While the
Yes, freedom of speech Is wlint lion for frugality which was more obliging store keeper was searchWe all waht, particularly the m ar
ried mep.
stole.
Ho. halted his team, dlu- j luncheon of cheese, sliced from
------ —o--------Making n fortune ts declared to mounted from Ids wagon, entered ! the cube on the counter, « couple
ho easy, hut us we understand It and passed the time of day with of soda crackers plucked from ui
those present.
This formality j luindly barrel, and a few segments
tho hardest part Is to keep it.
.V
‘**m o ■■■- ■■■
concluded, he drifted overto the ! of dried apple,
could
Sneaking of hnvlag un oppor cooler and drank copiously of the A fter this, apparently, he
One of the resident think of nothing else. lie had
tunity to observe human nature, ice-Water.
how nlwiut these experts who fill loafers furnished him with tobnc-mounted to his sent and wns driv
ed for his pipe and another pro- ing away when the store-keeper
out-income tax returns.
vided a match
Then lie picked j hailed hint:
8’funnv how some of these flip up a handy bucket and went out to; “Say, Bill," h e ' called out, “if
flappers flap about until they flop water his horses.
Returning, h e ' you should find, Inter in tho day,
for some fellow who doesn’t posse** lu’gged ii ilnuh of axle g r e a s e with that you've lost your purse, re
a single earm ark of a shirk.
which to anoint one "f his wheels. | member you didn't hnvo It out
This seemed to remind him thnt a while you wns here!"
A headline says, VMml Moving
Is A Necessary Job On Thames,"
AN AMERICAN FOLLY
Which goes to show that ail tlaiMid-slinging is not confined to
LOUISVILLE UOURIER-JOUKNAI
that city on the Potomar.
----------o.i ...
I shall lie enrolled llie names of 4,“A good many people have late
(100,000 men, women and children,
ly learned for the first time that
.................. tiic jienpio nt the polls wilt pass on
turpitude isn’t something you mix
popular vote n purely judicial the rights of their form er rulers
with white load to make paint.— question. If enough signatures nru to their property in Germany.
i Jfohlaffur *n
Yorii obtained to petitions now being oirMost of the pnrties of tho Reichs
Jfrrald-Tribune.
. culatod—and children under ten tag have opposed the plebiscite.
_
;
7^;
years of age are the only ones in- They have advised the people not
■Sometimes a fellow gets so lone- (rligjhle to sign—the people w ill de- to r.ign the petitions. The Com*
aome he welcomes a friend who ,|d c whether the property of thu munists, the Democrats and the
comes alniip with u request fm* a former rulers of Germany und tlieir nmnarchistic Nationalists are the
l‘ttw loan.— Buffalo hnquircr. families is to bo confiscated with- only exceptions.
W ove been quite lonesome in out „ut indemnification.-' j
It is not n question of how bad
day, but fortunately im t.to that
year the Ilriphstag provhi* uro the Hoheuiollerns,i, or_ w
__
r_ a
hat
mess of things tho last, ru ler of
this line made for his peopio and
the rest of the world. It is a m at
te r to be adjudged by personal ani*
mosities. It calls for im partiality,
which is all the more difficult to
obtain because of the general p re
judice in this particular case.
It is an American folly—or was
—to attem pt to puss judgm ent on
"r
Sec Arizona. *
nig Boom Coming.
The Yuma Mess.
A I’lare for Workers
By ARTHUR BUIHBANB
< * n „ r ls h ' IMS. S r » t» r
SF.B AMERICA first, Inst and
all the
Europe. Africa.
Aiiin, Australia and. New Zeeland,
also if you can, » « America. That ml vice- i* taken r»y the
w riter, who Av: the mbmenv is
crossing the continent for the
fourth time within eight wdeks.
While you are seeing America,
ace the great state of Arimna.
This is written Ju*t cast of thd
airn that mnrk* the Arizona di
vide, more than 7.000 feet above
the ocean.
In spite of vast size
And comparatively smnll popula
tion, this is a very neighborly
state.
A snow covered mountain
BO miles away, looks bo near, you
think you could walk to it in If*
minute’s. Then- is health enough
here for fifty millions of people,
and wealth enough for that number
nlso, waiting to be developed.
hf> WEST, by the Southern Pa
cific sometime when you have
lime, but don’t go without money.
Stop at Yuma.
Your ticket will
let you stop over, you cun con
tinue your journey later to gny
p ari of the coast. ’ See the Yuma
mesfl. Muilford Winaor president
of the Arizomi senate, says truly;
“there is 6nly. one Yuma mesa in
the world ”
You hnvp heard o t
fnrmlng countries, where the rich
soil is ten feet deep or more. The
soil is extraordinarily rich nnd a
great deal more than one hundred
feet deep on the Yuma mesa. On
that land, if yon take cure, ten
or twenty acres for a little while
those acres will take care of you.
as long as you live, If you know
how to work. The land of. itself
won’t mnkr you rich.
ARIZONA doesn’t want tf’boom,
it would rather grow steadily,
prowerfiilly.
But a boom is in
evitable, throughout the state, at
Yuma, Douglas, llishee, Phoenix,
Prescott, Flagstaff, Tucson, every
where.
The great Great Boulder Canyon
dnm on the Colorado river will
supply Arizonn; with unlimited
power; fo distribute the waters of
the Colorado, work the mines,
farm s and factories.
E
ur
«■»»■! ^ ■ 2 ? . i & . ' ,birs3,rb S
™TH
•M m
A ia lK K x a s s iic a i a i l l ||||
A MILLION FARMERS
TAMPA TRIBUNE
ibis ninnunt $15,170,1711 w orth U J
ggrown in the state and $19,40.1,221 ■
worth is shipped in from other J;
parts nf the country.
“ Florida consumes each year 5
TAKE MONfcY with you enougli to u*o," says John II. Perry, own
to invest, or at least to pay your er of the Jacksonville Journal and $1,2011,210 worth of lard, $1,000,- ■
expenses, for a rensmmblc time, t the I'ensncoln Journal, writing of 1r,02 worth of which is produced [■
Got information before you go. ( the more than 20,000,000 acres of within the state and $1,109,008 £
White to Senator Ashurst, or Sen Florida soil yet* unimproved.
worth of which conics in from the ■
ator Cameron of Arizona, address 1 “ Florida's greatest need is one north.
We consume in Floridn
ing your letter to the Capitol, million rt'al dirt farmers to put $1,710,000 worth of lamb nnd niut- ■
Washington, D. C;, or t6 Mulford 1these 20 to 10 millions of acres to lull annually, $10,000 of which *,■
Winsor, president of. the Arizona work," Mr. Perry asserts, rorrert- is produced in the stnte nnd $1,- |»
state'sen ate at Yuma, Artzonri, or ly, and he is now engaged in an , 700.000 worth is imported.
write to the board of management active campaign to bring them in
“Tlie people of this state con- ■
of the Arizona Gazette, Phoenix ( Tim indisputable fact that our Mime $11,125,000 worth of dairy 11:
greatest possibilities lie ia agricul
Arizona.
ture, pointed cut and reiterated by products, of which only $7,089,819 | h
The
is being recognized l is produced in Florida, so $24,015,- | ■
You have read about “wide open hj theTribune,
other Florida papers and by 181 worth must be bought outside i 5
spaces7" this is where they are. increasing
numbers in the North the slate.
I z.
They are not for gentlemen that Mr. Perry, nationally
“We consume in Florida each
known boost
cannot hear to he more than 15 er of this state, uuw urges
that the year $11.250,000 worth, of p o ultry 1 Piitcutc-. from-.a jazz, orchestrn o r teal estate men join and concen Only 81.75n.000 worth of this Is j ■
h "reliable bootlegger.” It Is the tra te on telling the farmers of the grown m Florida, which forces us
place fur men, ami women that
scud $7,500,000 out of the state
want work and health, together, country what Florida can offer lu
per
annum for poultry.
We ore
them,
...........
.
of
passing
litem
up
a real country.
Hero you find
(unsmiling
at
the
present
time
for.
purchasers
of
city
property,
every kind of good climate in lie points out thnt southern Pali 000,00(1 wnrtb nf eggs a year In $!),th e '
winter, from thnt of Canada th
foraia drew from Iowa alone more statu. $1,500,000 worth of which!
that of Southern California.
than Mill,0110 farm ers in 1ft year.-. arc produced in Florida and $4,What an asset! Wit at an oppor 500,000 worth of which nre shipped
Remember that wherever you tunity!
go, you ran buy good real estate,
It is the grout cltnnce for serv-, ) "We are importing not less than
with liie lulp of reliable men and ice to Florida, fo the farm ers, to sno.000.n»il worth of grain, hay,
personal observation.
the nation, this of increasing farm condensed feeds, flour, meal, can
Visa wherever you go, you can production.
ned got ids and fruits and vege
hoy worthle-s laud, and find plen
It is simply a m atter of present tables not grown in tho stat$.
ty of people to sell it to you iag the farts ' When known, the
“The total value of the meats,
See the hind, before you buy.
chance will lie seized.
The re bird, dairy, poultry, grain, brendj
port of the United Slates Depart feeds, i alined goods and fruits and
mcnl of Agriculture shows the Vegetables consumed in Florida
AVERAGE tiltO P RETURN PER and not grown in tho state is a p
YEAR IN FI.ORIDA IS $109.70 proximately $100,521,070."
PER ACRE; in Ohio only $14.10;
Mi. IVrry advises the ronl es
in Illinois $12.1$; in Iowa 812.22 t a t e deveolpers of Florida .that
But Florida still buys three they have overlooked one, of the
times .ns much food from other | greatest fields for Rules of ronlty
states as it sells them.
it isn’t in not going to the fnrm ers of the
rcnsrfhnbje, is il ?
country and offering them land
Tito world is the loser as long j upon terms as attractive its they
as millions o f productive acres lie have sold holding to tho city land
idle.
purchasers.
The kind of subdi
Statistics are not dry when they vision now needed is not composed
point the way to more money. of 50-foot lota, but five-ncrc, or
HERE IN THE WEST moil do Stnte Marketing . Commissioner 25-acre, farms.
Form tracts, of
not consider themselves unhappy, Rhode's reports;
course,-that ARE faint tracts.
unless they have too much money.
“ Florida consumes annually $20,- Not swamps, unless those swamps
W. E. Andrews, lives at Fair 427,(150 worth of beef and veal, of have Ih-cii ditched nnd • properly
Oaks in the Kaeramento Valley, which $0,02.'l,54-l worth is pro drained. REAL FARMING LAND.
where Herbert Flem hackcr’s giant duced in the state and $11,797,100 Florida has an ALMOST LIMIT
dredge tears tip rocks and sand, worth .Is imported
We consume LESS SUPPLY of that.
Washing out the gold dust.
Ilej
says with deepest conviction, i
“there is more happiness in these
CRIME POORLY PAID PROFESSION
bills than Anywhere else in the
ST AUGUSTINE RECORD
world, only gome of us are getting
too rich, th at’s our only trouble."/
Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrews, typicali
"test paid pro- chained man. H e"gets only such
of this western country, r u n 'an*
lit.
justice us he is able to command
excellent service station at Fair!
Oaks.
Stop there when you visit
I those wsu. j»y p ‘.‘r or jjy the reputation of
applies t„ s u e b '- ‘digger finger
the Sacramento Valley, ami m « ;
never g e ts his „
rarely iiai a home nnd fatnone of America’s numerous "god's
finest countries.”
MlV underpaid fV’
^
m ,tt lnU’
risk* involved, ! f ’bp ‘brill thht comes from hav. the overhead ''j ^ 'd l c ch idfeit runnlng to meet!
and the expensive training
^
of tho day’s work.
£,
i,i
,
,
if he has n wife ho scarcely dares
. varch tho records of ii nation atipear in any public place In her
and you will scarcely find a pro- company
*
regional criminal who has died
Mur,in Durkin, tho Chicago gunrn h . Considerable sums of money mun seemed to lend n spectaeular
d o u b tle s s
h
«eUl niu.cb bj'nefit out itated by scores of other boys whh
nf it. Lawyers, police fees, court . h„..„ i ' . ,
« #
-ij
. O Is nroteriton
J „,.u i 1 0
enamored of tho wild
i l ' . r Pt 0n: i i
1 * . pul1, !,dv« nt urea through which ho lived.
lo his proposal for the recall of
In the fcpripg a young man's
Judicial decisions, though early his- frenry lightly turn# to thought* ..f
toey U full of attem pted assaults nothing.'
on the Judlciury and proposed tria ls
•'*
r — **-of causes by the musses tn a t is
W hat the world need* 1* u radio
swayed by every paslng prejudice. J set which switch re to another staC snnsny is merely dem onstrat- tlon when ons sta rts reading telela g th a t it is a free country.
t
g rfsu .
' r i'r .b " " : hui
h0
lh-y *«*«* 5» nSS."
s n s.
J a c k s o n v ille , Tampa, Miami SufJ
Palm Reach. Ihjtm -B ta
.'117-!! IH F irst Nation] (link B1
Sanfonl, Florida
S.
CR A Y . RESIDENT
II 1-2 am- liomridlr, high »»■ *
about I 1-2 miles (rum ( ountrj tlikl
an iflcal location fur that rounlry h*a*
land would he left to have a nice trtutl
this land i* cleared I’rice fur
0
ttl acres eelerj land with j
with good house on same, for
farm Is on the esst side of SinfoH i
milek from the rily limits.
t
Sanford. Fh»H<U
8 blacks from F in t Natkj
First Street, running thrcn
House in excellent comli iV
with all conveniences.
/
“S S
c x rfu lv o cmsIiifrinR Uw im ifit, ..f i |
H \>r Ux , " "Ucwallui like
the game
n hunted raL They .do not stop to
k
.
I rtnltze that he wns unable tq oven
The criminal wulks through life .visit hi* sw eetheart bceatrtV.rf tihr
a lonely mun. He seldom, if ever, watchful Qye of the law Tt" Is
tins more thnn one or Ls:o pals he j true Ifeut he drove a f'HdUUc c&t,
can tru st. Hu look* with appro- but he couldn’t sleep two nights
henslon Into tho fad- of every men in the same place and dared not
he meets lest he be an officer In present himself nt a respectable
some new disguise.
hotel and ask for accomodations..
He 'lives in the daily company
The criminal gets hia picture
of f : nr—fear of detection, fear of printed }n the newspapers but
upf.-ehcnslon, fi-qr of fram eups, In order that honwt men may idenfaked
charges,
double-crosses, tify him and .shun hhime more sc-
j
Rooms
Sanford*. Ha
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SANFORD LIBRARY ISSUES BOOKLFT^
URGING WELL DEFINED READING
three, the wedding itself; move
ment four, the wedding feast and
dance.
ESCAPES FROM FARM
Chuluota
TALLAHASSEE. Mar.
—James Mayberry,
Columbia countyt In
in October,
to six years for brciklnir 1
m m
from the
farm resterday,.according to
port received today a t toe
Chuluota Inn has been filled to
i*on My W ard!
capacity this season,
The
w.
k.
English
humor
func
Th* local library la co-operat
tions again, A London dispatch
a i l i n ' “General“Economies,"
Mrs- Hr. Nixon Is vlaiUng Chu
ing with the American Library M n,ftr*hall;
tells os th a t sm art London society
Survey ’* bv
takes our American “petting par luota friends.
Aaoclatlon In bringing before the ennett; “Appreciation of Music"
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1$
ties" very seriously and literally.
‘‘Soclo,°«n’ and S i
Aiijil- public the value of the series of Prr,S“S°n4
Mr.
J.
C.
Howell
1s
Improving
Invitations are sent out. The hos
If so, you have an easy road to
Problems, by Odum; “Physical
W. V., booklets they are pupblishtng un ; cicncc*. ’• by Slosson; ‘.’Conflicts
short ill nek*.
w m m iU H i.m w w
tess furnishes only divans, dim after
travel.
Irs. R* der the ‘general bending “Read 10. American Public Oplntofl," bv
fags,
cocktails,
and
an
InYou
must
keep
plugging,
how
A lle n s S u m n e r^
1 Avem>*’ With n Purpose." These nro boMrs. Sezxle Jacobs is convales ever, to make the complete aucamotfnt of self-efaeement,
!? nn^ Mycr; “Psychology " by
int? prepared on various subject, Martin:
assunio th at American cent after a severe nervous attack. cess In life th at you hope to.
‘Philosophy," by Meiklc
• will each written by an authority in
Teaspoon o’ News
parties" demand special
You are artistic and yonr ability
[at 7:30 his field, to aid those who arts dis r rentiers of Knowledge," hy BenThe White House roof may crash
" pajamas, sandals, and
to do things thoroughly will be a
The
death
of
M
rt,
Barber
a
t.th
e
satisfied with desultory reading nc!ft Our Children," hy O'Shea.
in a t most any unexpected moment, kimonas, but the dispatch taya “we h “ Df . „ j . “ CV Mr*. Taylor great help through life.
and wish to read with n definite
painful shock too the many
The library has nrnn nf these according_to the White House en-|have not yet come to this." How *
Your married life will be happy
r
_
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„ « “
Ibm of purpose. They are written in a
nglc
because
th a t ia the way you set out
m
d
.r
,u
n
d
f
f
in
S
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S
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m
it*
,family—a
family
h r i k'toS‘ interested
Wlll,b<readers.
' Kla'1 toThose
loan $500,000 to repair. The man of one another's lac
. Iliirh very readable style for the every them
to make it.
prominent
ia
the
early
settlement
day
man
nn‘
d
woman
and
give
the
house,
Calvin
Coolidge,
doesn’t
on 1*shades of m eanlin*!
Who wish to own u copy may buy
1
of Chuluota. •
U < u n \4 A .d w u L
_ P*r' much valuable Information in auiele copies a t 15 cents each. The like the figures, nrfd he says he’s
fall
Clyde Derby w to re d to Day
he hieh brief form. A short number of course 1* being published us nn too busy to move out while his
Fashion
, ’
5 0 tU M „
where he spent
The funeral services a t Geneva tona
, , bn Tuesday
.
books is recommended w ith each experiment and it has already at home la open to the wintry’ blastsl
With fashion magazines shriek were attended by a large number tho day on business,
N. S- booklet, and the following sub tracted considerable attention both
ing of shorter *n shorter skirts, of people.
meet- ject*. nil of timely interest, have „
----------- ----. By the way, the famous G r e e n __________
_
__ worn
wuril by Society
among publishers
andlUB
by „u_
the pubevening_gowns
as
The rainy friends of F. P. Fora
t T. Rov so far been covered In the course: Uc ,n t
library has ,ov- ■"»« °f the
House is really with a c | u , 8eem to get longer
Mr. 8e1g’s Chuluota Band will ter will be interested to learn that
“IHulmry” by Kellogg; “ English era of the books recommended and '■ Urovrn t i M m ' • horribio atrocity,l Bnd ,onge^ Al „
a t the compete a t Orlando March 0 In ho
is able to bo up again after
uxili*1^ Literature,” by Carlton; “Ten .Piv W1‘ " U ■*«»** from time to time, we arise to remark, after; visiting , Whlte House Army and Ni
ro-1 the State Band
Bi
Cohtest of am ateur recent illness.
[of Jlr*. otal Figures of History," by Ver
a few days ago. But the Last |C<.ptlon a week or so ago
aawn performers.
AmnrWn I«“n‘1information
^ f 1"*1desired.
l° K‘VC
furth U
and non; "Som e' Great
American
Room with its marble fireplaces BCOrei tnd §Corca of gorgeous ave'V
v
. . . • .1
Mrs. Ratymond/ G. Fox leaves
nnd glistening crystal chandeliers nlnjI goynM that aw; pt the very ‘Mr. «n8 ; Mrs. Ball of Orlando
forr x*ldo*ta,
Yaldoat Ga.. where
Thurada y to
is n thing of beauty and Joy for floor. The bouffant robe de style
were guests of the Siege Sunday sho will visit her mother Mrs
ever.
Women’s Missionary
or
picture
dress
In
pastel
and
hec
evening.
*
,
Goldenrod
May Ulmer Conoley for a few
tic shades were much In evidence.
weeks.
Societies Will Hold
John Larkin is dead. Thousands And quite tho most talked-about
P. F- Club met Friday evening
OuiTch services for Sunday, of women will mourn his loss. Ho dress of tho ball was a white satin
a t The school auditorium. This P. 8TUPID TURKS BECOME COPS
Convention Saturday March
11
probably is responsible for more heavily banded in black'veivct «t ,F. A. has a record of unbroken
Sunday School at 2 o’clock p. pi Brussels rugs and golden oak fur- :hem, neckline, and shoulders that, monthly meetings through a pe
CONSTANTINOPLE. March 0.
niture in farm nnd urban middle- short in front, dwindled to tho floor riod of nearly two y e a n .
Df V. D.
The following program has been ll. I’. Douglass, sunerintonilpoi
—(A5)—The moat stupid Turks are
_____ ( U , __________
ted the announced for the convqntion of
Church services nt .'1 o'clock p. m. class homes than any man in Amer- behind,
being made traffic cops If popular
icn. The oft-ridiculed "Larkin
it book, tho Seminole Association of Wom- Rev. Reid, pastor.
A score or more Chulupiant a t belief be true. Intelligence Is rated
soap club plan" whereby a club
Foods for Patients
iure In nn’* -Missionary Societies to be „ P,;
tended each program of the Rad- generally by the natives In inverse
B. U. Sunday evening nt member who bought one dftllnr's
Maybe these suggestions will cliff* Chantauqua Saturday-\ . a t proportion to height. Officials
life of held In thq F irst Baptist Church 2:30 o’clock.
^ffW ala doworth of soap nnd coffee nnd cold help vary the sickroom tray. Egg- Oviedo,
Recnllec- ftt Sanford on Saturday, Mar. 13:
leaat 5 feet
‘
lice
pe
a
t
llce
be
mand
th
a
t
meeting Wednesday even cream a month could select nt the no(ricustard, orangeade,cream of
ral Robio o'clock, Mrs. Parker, Devo. ingPrayer
height
'10
inches
al 7:30 o’clock.
end of ten months a chair or rug celery soup, grape juice, junket,
Church Notes—
his son. tionai.
or some tld-bit for the home, boasts coddled eggs, omelet, niparagus
Rev. E. A. Milton preached a
aft lieen
10:15 o’clock. President’s stnteTHINK BOB IB DOOMED
fino sermon from Phil. 2:5 “Set
Mrs. H, C. Parker, who under a membership of hundreds of thou- Boup, gelatins, and meat broths,
,
ment.
NEW YORK, March 9.—From •
fry of lh's
10:20 o’clock, Mrs. U. E. Reid, went n minor operation at the Or- sand of women throughout this na- 1 To make an ej piog, have 1 beat- 1this Mind be in you.'1'
L n egg, yolk an< white beaten aep- j
-------- ’
convention of m aster hair dressers j
|a find « “Why Wo’rc Glad to See You."
Inndo General Hospital Wednesday Ron.
,,
nrately, 1 to 2 tablespoons sugar,
B, Y. P. U under the' newly who have vowed doath to tho bob ------ —
■.. ——
believed Hirst. J. T. Jacobs, Response,
morning,-.™ reported to he doing
The Mu*ic World
3.4 Cup milk, nutmeg. Add the elected president, Mr. W. L- Selg, com ,. —tr n l n r th a t a f a e , of a to * F S O C K S O M T S - M I L U N E R Y
r readers
10:30 o’clock. Mrs. Mann
nicely at till* time, mid ts'Pxpertcd
Docs music mean pictures to ■■sugar to the beaten yolk, then add met Sunday at 6 o'clock P. PM.
haired woman would b« a rare of
■
■
1"
■
reminis- Monroe, Prnyor.
to lie home again soon
you? Many people who heard Tn, the white, the milk, and beat until
bearded women, but the prophet 3 0 9 e . i u s t .
ritteii.
10:45 o’clock, roll call
Phone v
New York the American premicro, thorougly mixed. Chill.
t
Sunday School met 10 A. M. thinks tho bob (a doomed.
he library tjPlii Report of W. M. S. RecogMr. and Mrs. McKcy of Denver, of Stravinsky’s 'Les Noces" de
Is ti10 nitinn of pastors nnd visitors. Re Colo.,
who are winter visitors hero, clare that it vividly painted the
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Darm were
Leesburg—Plans completed for
Wedding Anniversaries
tie," pre- port 8 0f committee on recognition
Mrs. erection of new $160,000 Knights
First
venr cottonone pf 0f nrw societies and district of- entertained the following guests nt episodes of a peasnnt Russian wedFirst year,
cotton; seeonc
seeqpd, paper; missed from tho ranks,
Of Pythias building.
their home in M est (nddeiirod F ri-j ding as accurately as would the thin! leather* fifth wood'em sev- Dann Is ill.
kst l" the ficprH> ptc,
ng one of 1 J.J 5 o'clock. Rev. Milton, Ovie- d:iy rvinung: Mr. anti Mrs. Marlin, stage itself. Movement one, the enth ’ woolen:' tenth tin 1
Iridg nml bride's
Prayer meeting nt 8 o’clock
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ghnrle* Kldridge
n...1.- II
ham. 7nl’!f teenth,
t. . nI V, cryetaR*
bride's nrenaration
preparation for
for the
the wedwed- •i III.
ijk"n'd
lireenf
xacters of (io> i>rByer, “ For This is Right."
family,
Messrs.
E.
II.
Smith,
E.
each
Thursday evening. Other dom
ding;
movement
two,
the
grooms
lxV
entieth,
china;
twenty-fifth,
all11:80 o'clock, Goldenrod W, M. Jwn, nml V. Adrintico. The eve
donning of bridal array, movement V(,r . thirtieth, penrl; fortieth, ruby; iartmentn of church activity show :
S., music.
was *t>ent in xocinl con versa=----- , ..•- ■■■___ - — | fiftieth, golden; *eventy-flfth, dla- ively Interest in growth, A called
11:40 o’clock. Rev. U. E. Reid, ning
timi. itefresliments of delicious —- — —meeting of W. M. S in which 12
mond.
"Woman’s Responsibility." *
t o u a v o.v *rnis ac n u K .x
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford were pleas
uromon voted, derided lo meet reg
Jhui’ch 11:50 o'clock. Hostess \V. M. S., cake and punch were served.
ant
caller*
at
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
A.
R.
ularly
onco
n
month
7
o'clock
*bn
Today’s l.augh
Announcements.
AT T flB
AT TIIH
Thursday evenings after the third
Mr, and Mrs, G S. Brown, nnd Collicntt’* Tliursdny.
Noon.
Oneupon
n
a
m
e
I
found
these
j
g
„
n
d
s7
o
f
"each
monTh^'
|| known
Mis* Bade Brown, motored to DeAfternoon Somlon
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New OrMr nnd Mrs. Henry Townsend tld-hit* nf advice in a woman's (
l.iiml Sunday am! spent the day
renown,
1:00 o’clock Young
People-! with friend*. A trip to DeLeon nnd family visited friends in Taft magniine. Wonder what the aver
An enthusiastic Sunheam band,
I.IHT Cody and N orm a B U tarcr
age housewife thihks of their val- Miss Carter, Leader will meet
tn
and rung Hour.
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“ I t i x a . OK TU K T t’H ir*
.‘-pririg* by the entire party wns n Sunday, ■
••A IL A V n OK KAS1HON*
Devotional, G. A. of Chuluota, very enjoyable feature of the day’s
[i»t church
Ul*;„ , ,
. ,
. . 1twice n month nt the school
. —C om edy— • ) ’
ita
l
Chas*
Comedy
“ Potatoes fried In the best hou,„ 3 O.clock P . | | .
30 o'clock, (10 minutes).
sad
Mr. nnd Mr*. A. U. Collicntt, crvHiuiTy butter will bo found fur
notinir.
•IN THU AUV*
Sunbeam Band of Oviedo, Y W.
ouncement
A esop t ablt*s
Mis* Rad Brown, and Mr. nnd Mrs. 1
flavored than those fried In
Mrs.
Tupper
and
the
entire
pri
l Dr. V. V A. of Oviedo.
Miss Sdi\l Dodd, of Orlando, U G. S. Brown attended Last nr n Star I
mary department are among the
Longwond Special No.. "Why
T Iltm silA V
visiting
her cister, Mr*. George Chapter in Winter Park Thursday1 “The children will much prefer Sunbeam workers enlisted.
a
roan
;
Enlist
Young
\\Wki»rs."
>a*
evening.
ice
cream
for
dcsHert
than
stewml
Darker,
f
o
r
a
few
dnys,
while
re
gifted
Mr*. J. \V. Martin, asa’t. Y. It.
n o m a K ainTO N
prune* or even nourishing apple
t: ' ' . " r n m r u n m i '1 )
(TOo ClrW*'Auxiliary, 1A a body,
to be of t lender, talk—“The I^ist Monu iita cuperating from' u recent fltfack .Several from here attended the. piol”
of illness.
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A M slru I 'le lu r r
will accompany members of the 1
»V Xnd of this Hour."
1,1
’ M
lot sale' nt Fsirview Height Fri
Woman’s Missionary local society
" T iitf i i A i . r w a v n i n t i *
ill! ano’clock, “A Message of Au
A lin t C lio,a Com edy
day.
It.
I
,
i
Croom
purchased
three
Messrs. C. P. Lnthrop nnd son,
Mrs. T. M. Dunlap has ns her to Goldenrod church next Satur- J
I high cla*» thority," Mrs. Nicholson.
—Com*dy—
H!luii T in Cm *
lots in the subdivision during the him*,, guest her cousin. G. J. Hun day, March 13, to attend the San
-’ •'to o’clock. Missionary uddn -s. Wayne, of Seville, Fin., were busi auction rfilo Friday.
“f
a
i
r B a t K eolU k"
C
ath
s
Itevlow
ness
Jailer*
here
Wednesday.
ter
of
Wheeling,
W.
Va.
ford District meeting of tho W. j
.' 15 o'clock, Adopting (for Long ,
M.
8.
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ItDAY :wood’* Rally Day),
I , .
, .
* r- c ri
Tlie Oviedo rimutaukua, now in
E. C. Seherft of Chicago, wns
\ ItcMolution in order, nifjnurn-' 1* ,s conceded that G. ... | r
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CONTINUOUS ru n K O JU U N C B FIICM 1 P. M. TO i t V. i t
Frost poof—Stops being taken to
will ha\r meat.
I 1' lhe elminplon fisherman of thtA progress, is reported a* very good among the nut nf state business
hy
those
who
are
attending
It
from
visitors
in
.Sanford
on
Tuesday.
develop city park on Lake Ilccdy. I
Dur at the Item diction
community to date. He having sucthis pluee.
norning at|
______ !_____________|cessfully landed an eleven pound
nttsndetl i \b „nd Mr*. K. F. Rigney a n - i bass, while “still fiahing" from the
Mrs. Charles Kldridge ontcrUun- • U l U I l R I l H I I U I I I U I I I M m N l l l l l l l l l l i m i U U I N l l l U I I I X R m i l N I I I I I I I M U U I I l l U U I U I
ie pnigrain ■n„„m,. t h,. birth of a non. Mar 2. | share i>f the lake in his grove
gd with n chop-suey supper nt her _
V mut-h. 11,. wns named Alva Lee.
IThursday afternoon.
home nt Rrlghtwnod farm Tuesday- jx
Mr. ami Mrs. Hadden of Winter t‘vi*nimr. TIiopp prvnont wrrr Mr J
Mr*. Gifford, Mr. nml Mrs. 5
I ci-shurg are visiting the li.ttirM l'»»k "'"ved t.. the newly ci-mpUUd and
Martin, Messrs. K. II. Smith, E. ■
mr.'iit*. Mr. and Airs. O. J. Dope, residence on the
J " ' 1 Jeen V. Adrintico nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. ®
ill their home on Celery Avenue. «'*«'"'■ Wednesday of h f i w i McKey.
- ^____
|Thi* home wu* purchased from Mr.
Dr A. S. Hargrave of Pelham. | I»«H in ‘h*>«*rly,P®rt ' fth® *{";
The families of Townsend’s
Gu.. i- the guest of his niece M r * . I ter hy Mr. I erc> nr’’ ** 1
.
i g*-t * n( f W staudonm ire for a few day*.1Park, and will be occupied »n Mr. Groom’s nnd Brown’s attended the
“Stevens meetings" ut the Taber*!
dav in Ss'i
n m l Mr*. Hadden.
nacte Tn Orlando lust week.
Ir. and MrThe many friends of C. Stniimff
Mr nnd Mrs. Chambers of New
t “ O rla iid n I " ill regret to hear of his serious
Rev. and Mrs. Austin of Ben
►t roa*t.
dine**.in a sanitarium in Orlan- ('a*tli*t I*n, left for their home son Springs, were the guests of
Tuesday
of
Inst
week.
They
ex
| do
pect to spend sonic time visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. R l,. Groom Sunday
nr.rllv viarelatives
in Georgia nnd Kentucky evening. Mr. and Mrs. Groom hnu
| Monday by
H. II. Kobcy of -Denver. Colo.,
iithrr, Mi*, Fpcnt the day In Sanford on Tues thus prolonging tht-ir stny in the for their dinner guests Sunday Mr
nnd Mrs. Gifford.
southland untii spring.
day on business.
WOMAN’S
8?DAYi
w
^ rv o rrm rib /
^
KRONEN’S
f
AMUSEMENTS
M ilanc
Princess
of Pillows Friday
Goat-Getters
-
..........
10 D ozen Fancy Lace Boudoir
^
And colored cretonne (yacht pillowH. Bought to «cH
for $2.26. Every one filled with fino cotton, iSpc*
cial Friday a t
^
Colored Stripe Wash Silk
White ground* with rose, blue, green. Also colored
grounds. 86-Inch wide heavy ctepes. All fast colon.
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D O tS T T
$2.50 and $3.50 yard
W T
«SOPT or- TWHGSr
G U
^ re
YOliP GOAT V t
a m
‘
.
- I
�mattuacripst^we* *
vanced
b? r <n the ffad
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., M ar. 10. listed fifty-one communities which
hammer and saw have been have m ade no report of any kind—
gr. in every city and togm fn If they have th e chamber has been
irida for y e a n and more so tumble to find lf> 8 ome of t^e
n ever since Ja n u a ry 1, says th e points with missing figures ard
rids State Cham ber of Gem- among the most progressive In-tbe
rce, but i t la n o t known in atate and are carrying out cnorny instances except by those mou« building programs but no
sons wbo h a r e visited th e one seems to know about it except
,
the local residents end those perhe S ta te Chamber. In order sons %ho have visited them re*
t Florida m ay.gain Its Just duo eently.
h regard to the enormous vol.
— Cities N et Reporting
driven
Hastings. Homestead, Inverness,
Kissimmee, Lake Wales, U rg o ,
Leeatjarg. Live Oak, Madison,
Manitee, Marianna, Miltmi. Montlccllo, Moord Hnvcn, Mulberry,
New Port Richey, Okeechobee,
Ormond, Palmotto, Panama City,
Pass-a-dxille. Perry, Plant City,
Punta Gdrda, Quincy, Rockledge,
St. Cloud, Safety Harbor, Tarpon
p
Convireatlon Results In Way
For Jrtm er To Conduct Bla
, Experiments W ith Cowpox;
Modern Methods Are Result
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Mar. 10.
—UP)—'Tho method of preventing
smallpox through vaccination s ta rt
ed in 1790 as the result of a con
versation between Jcnnpr #nd a
flatty maid, according W Dr. F. A.
p ro g re s s ,
Brink, director of the bureau of
month th e
communicable diseases of the state
common!
ance in
beard of health, writing in the
statA.
D uring 192f Florida
monthly bulletin of that organiza
given c re d it' foi* * i
tion.
$300,000,000 w orth
structioa when the
Best obtainable’ records ' show,
have been a t least
, Dr.
mjij Brink
D r u m writes.
w r i v r s , ibe*
m a t iin
n 1700
i
n
a
sa y s.th e cham ber.'
dairy maid told Jenner th at she]
nncy occured because m any napcould catch the smallpox as she
had already had the cowpox Je n
dly growing communities did not
ner then made a study of cowpox.
port on the building in progress
fthln th eir confinex
*XW physician firs t transferred
In seeking building records for
eowttar vaccine m aterial from the
inuaiy and February of thia
band of the dairy maid to tho arm
tar the chamber has obtained
o f aiboy," th e article continues, “A
srurea frpm forty-five cities and
typical case of cqwpox followed.
whs f o r the first month but haa
Six weeks Jeter the bby was inoculoted with smallpox and It did NOT
take.
Subsequently .,n group of
people, some who4had had, cowpox
and-som e who had 'not, wet? Inj h o n - KUcrc
■
octflated with smallpox. Those
STAR athlete a t Kansas State
pertona who had had cowpox were
found -to be Immune to sm allpox Teachers’ College Lho established
**Thnt was in 1796, one hundred a new world’s indoor record for
and' th irty years ago, little was
Kuck
known then about germ s, asepla the 16-pound shot put.
and* surgical cleanliness. Disease heaved tho Kaden pill 49 feet,W
The form er m ark was 48
prtM odhg germ s were sometimes inch.
introduced with the virus or sub- feet, 9 inches and was made by
a e o u n tly Into th e vaccination and Ralph Hills, Prluscton, in ,1923.
serious combinations would follow.
BUD Best Method
should .turn t)wir attention to
**To this d s y .n o better prevent ers
tho sowing of.pM tqre,-grass mix
ive for smallpox h a s been discov tures of .carpat graft*! and leapsered than th a t of Jenner b u t so decs, A. E. Stokeiip^gnida "an d
perfect have become tho methods forego crop sperinjMt « f th e Ex
«£ preparing the vaccine, perform periment Station,'TWclarts. * "tktt*ing the vaccination and caring for
grass and lespedeta are urged
Usa vkctlaatlon wound th a t dang
good lands, in northern and
erous complication* are seldom seen
^western Florida and carpet grass
and then they are duo to abuse or
neglect of Uto vaccinated arm .
’ “Vaccine virus Is now prepared
under stric t supervision of tho
U nited States public hoalth service
and m arketed after being subjrct•d t o th e m ost rigid of tests for
Contamination. The vaccination
should be’done by a physician who
will exorcise care to prevent tho
Introduction of infection. Tho arm
should be protected from dirt and
from Injury and when there Is evi
dence <>f a ’take’ it should be
cleaned gently with rubbing alco
hol and protected -with
with a sterile
irnuxo di< sing held in place with
adhesive tape. The uao of bunion
piasters or cellulbld shields is not
advisable. * I t is best to havo tho
Dclint cotton seed with„,m
sulphuric
doctor1see the vaccinated arm rw o
or'tw ice a week until cntln ly :
JJn ,
,
w*',1 bo ob: mined, urges. Dr. A. F. Camp, in
i Marge of cotton investigations at
tho Experiment Station.
Use n
Disappears
Colo pea plnnter for plunting. I)olint tho Bcod by using two lnrga
wooden tubs, with pnc-inch holes
In tho bottom of ono and with
hanlwaro cloth or copper screen as
a strainer. >
$ §
ex^ P t fronfij
c it y t a x
•
• APRIL It
I City Tax Hook„„inclwii
hamed was included in any of the
national building surveys, for 1925
with the result that Florida failed
to obtain any credit whatever for
the millloua "of doilara worth of
new buildidgs constructed by them
during last year.
.
\
The State Chamber is desirous of
obtaining complete building rec
ords during 1926 and has request
ed municipal officials, chambers
of commerce and newspapers to
assist It.
In the smaller places
where building permits are not re
quired estimates of tho vnlue of
construction
authorised
each
month are desired.
lands upon which
„ _____________ ____
f i i 'depehded upon building pefrmfut redords fbr his information
but it is known th at each qf these
M attyi Silvermsh will ba the neigh
cities is expcricndnfc-a wave of
construction.
Them have been
borhood hero In Brooklyn, N. Y.,
no reporta from Breokaviije, Cocoa,
from now on. For ho gavs John
CrrscWit Cfty; D*da‘ City or Da
Coolidgc, tho president's son, n
venport but the volume of con
■walloping in a boxing match a t
struction in each of these places is
Amherst College.
limited only by the supply of m sterisl th at esn be obtained.
D
When New Haven, Conn., police
Fontak Springs, Dunedin, Dun<
searched a prisoner recently they
Ion, Eostis, Fem andina, Fo
found ho wore five suits of under
Meade and Frostproof are addh
Dade City—Waterworks system wear, a pair of trousers, heavy
dozens of new - structures eve:
month but there atfc no publish’ being enlarged, at cost of $80,000. overalls and a thick overcoat.
^
tlscd Aid sold h r uxtt „
taxes remaining unwd wji J
deputy collector, and i tee
same.
ELLEN HOY'
«
In tho tub without tho holes,
place about a bushel of seed and
add from 10 to 15 pounds, or 3
to 4-M quarts, according to grade
used, of sulphuric acid.
Stir un
til tho seed forms u sticky mass
and tho lint has been dissolved.
In about' 20 minutes fill the tub
quickly with wnter. Pour plenty
of water over the mass to prevent
heating.
Stir the seed up thor
oughly in the wnter and acid and
pour it into tho strainer tub
drain. Wash _ them thoroughly
and-dry them n'wuy from tho sun
light- Keep the acid tiff the
clothes or flesh.
8
Elisabeth Schwcedcr, 17, has dis
appeared from her homo in Cin
cinnati and is being sought
throughout Ohio and Indiana,
ttalstlves have received several
mysterious phone calls, including
one Ip which her voice cried that
she was a prisoner and then stop' abruptlyy.
A voung mcdlcul
e tl is being held for questlonVIS’
A gricultural N otes
In the Last 24 Hours
Is The Sanford Realty Market Alive?
(li| I
,
T h e Buying P ublic Is H ere.
*
T h e A b o v e Figures P rove It.
Over 100 Lots In
Combat tho aphid or plant louso
on truck crops wtyh nicotine dust
in a hand duster, snys M. R. En
sign, extension truck entomologist.
The aphids are particularly active
in dry, hot weather, and are dc
structlve. The duster should huve
u cone attached, made of somo
light mntorinl, such nn galvanized
tin or of muslin cloth, stretched
over u wire fram e. If the aphids
have become genera) on tho field,
use nicotlno dust, tobacco extract
or n liquid spray, usually with
Bordeaux mixture, to which soap
or a vavein sticker lias been added.
Repeat uftor a few days.
No. 1 and Nof 2
R em ain For Y our Selection In Our
GAINESVILLE, Fla., March 10.
(A’)—Among the more active furm
Organizations of Florida are the |
|h Marion Dairymen’s Associn1 ftt Pedro, and North Marion
en’a Association, at Lowell,
lot only brought great
bear upon farm ers of
. to grow their own
(hag# and grain feeds and mix
awn feeds, but it was through
'activities th at prospectivo |
n refrained from purchas-1
dairying purposes a car-i
scrub cows
.
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HY do you let thoso uflalghtiy
plmpJaa, b l a o k h e n d s - a n d
blotches disfigure your akin and
ruin your, appearance? -You can
keep them away If you keep your
system full of rich, rod blood. 'And
not only that, hut the very texture
or your akin will be soft and velvet
t ba wail and happy and llko^end the coloring ^ d la n t as a
Iq.aU d— th a t is certain,
li’a all In the bloAV And 8. 8. 8.
’h e, dullness, sallow com*
will hem N e i u r a k q e p j T o u r b l ^
■ckneaa and operations rich
and red and pure.
Ut d by carelessness and our
kcop
away,
aray of living. No laxative i Ye?’
ive th a t does not act on tho simply by taking B. 8. 8. Tbat’a a
^
t
Tbe
kind
of
red-biood-cells
J bowel system. J u s t tho that 8. 8. 8. helps Naturo build
o f th e lower bowel dw»
« • • yodr akin beautiful—c le a n
beat rem its. The new ee- »it *up
ju st like it puta
•aray la by taking K lok-L ax Arm flush On you-*
• t* 0 a t n lgfaL "K lo k -L aa brings atrength to
rieana the antlra'bowal uraok. flabby muscles
nr. druggist will guar- —gives you an appe
x -L ax—GFthe “gold and tite ilka you .used to
boas—18 tabulae thlrty-flvo havp and generates
the energy and vitality of youth
throughout your entire arstam..
Just try It and te e -for yours
j R ./ a o t
It*« xuor economical.
W
lew is sure relief for
ation
Phone 453
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I♦* A\V4ft L OiM y ;l
w
K*
M ake Your Selection Now— Business, Not
With the advent of March, farm -
1J
•«
i vk
�„t Submarine Soon to FacTsubMersinH t w J
tucted
fleet. Thc
hose pas^n™*^?
ds of Swordfish
Boston S o ciety W o m en miIAND has explanatiop
.^ ecom e A la rm ed O ver paius. M«r. l o ^ - A m S
Itie s O f Slasher* Rr^ani^> °nce known mi the cel
_
BOSTON,
—■
March
^
III.— (*>, _
V*‘ ta thc ,nrKMt
player of thc Chnmbcr, because
His deep municnl voice has an «
°mcn of thc fashionable back bay P*«tu»Uon for hi* recent ill humc
Ulstrict Were nlarnilMl trulnu l.«. ....
“ T h l*
flttral i r n i n
mw
*
kn
Jnckaonville—Building conntruc
lion exceptionally henvj*.
l*»lr pf sound mules. MrST
Thus. Emmet Wilson. R. F. U.
A. Phone -1502.
BILIOUSNESS
W rit Graham, Vo.—Tho, Hot.,
• Tampa-—Contract•« totaling dint,, (.carta CrauR, a well-known retired
206 an aided, for paving seven minister, now pant SO, Urine here,
. has a high opinion of Black*
<local streets.
Ornught, which he nay a ho hat
taken .when needed, tor 25 year*.
‘T or yitfint T hnd been suffering
with my liver." ho saya. "Some■limes tho pain would he very In
tense and my hark would hurt all
1 th e time. Black-Draught wji.h tho
Ur*l thing I found that would give
me uny relief.
‘‘.M> liver litia ‘alwnya been shtggUb.
It gives mo a lot
of trouble. [ have Buffered u lot
with It—pains In my side and back,
nnd bad hpadnrhe, caused from ex
treme biliousness,
‘ After f found ninck-Druught, I
t in hark up this fish story! W illits J. Hole,
j 1 ' <would begin to take It an soon as I 1
- • •>••><* | folt a spell coming on and It rokim- the distinction of catching^the world’s
III weighs 5t)li pounds mid was hooked off
tirrs ram - the standard HeVed Urn cause ut once. I ran
ifuuniiit iI ^commend it to anybody suffert thc'Tight.
.
1 lug from liver trouble. A dos» or 1
on a l ord coupe and uuei
now and tbeu keeps mo in good
Magnolia Park and Oak A venue Just South of G eneva
VIKIN(
Titusville— New *400,000 hotel f
| mill office stru ctu re to be h u i l t ^
„ March |
America
MatlL' fru’u
. . .
oclocted
.............
medicinal ,
H IN E S
I hr* a>
■* p\tnl ,
BiB.l
ttjsu* unjt with your g a s .
i \ u n d oilt
!
riding Mutton
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11.1 Sanford Avenue
Sanford, Pin.
S
c k
-d
b a u g h t
LIVER MfDICfNF
|.|V
T hese are the remaining lots that w e did not have time
two
weeks ago, when people • secured real fbargains.
**
t
i
chasers in our other sale have sold their lots at a big profit
L a d ie s W a n t e d
k i i ' t in this county farmer) h»vc
ir4‘cdc~a production 60^c- Gof
l‘ *in Regulator get* more egy*
I'nin ilc u m c flock. U ltra egg*
li at aic u/f r.rt frvjit. Ve\t 5 -1 0
''fin itaimt (ruin the day you i tail.
I;«i ilaiur iupplict the cyg making
' etc i>itics i' at feed* alone lack. It
*'*' fi.'t
or ttim ulaic but i»
‘-mmc’. licalth and “csg maket.’1
Gives mote
the right way.
'
To solicit prospects in Sanford for
free bus trip to one of Florida’s most
beautiful and best selling' properties.
One day trip.Jull co-operation and
liberal commission insure big earn
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CHAS. C. WHEELER
Auctioneer
�“Boots” Antley Gets Close
Decision Over Welling In
Fast Bout A t LocalArmory
W ith hia stiff left jab working
exhibited the result* of hi*
like a piston and repeatedly find*
L'I.rV'
___ . in the head.....
Ing its target
andr„„..
face J*wt night, and hi* footwork, guard-.
of Welling, “Boots" Antley of
Columbus, Ga., won a close news
paper decision over the veterun Joe
,i In the feature bout of Godale's
.fight canl a t the local Armory last
night, *staged In the presence of
the largest fight croftd.to witness
’ -V a bout here this season.
,Taking the offensive from the
start, Antley led the fighting for
1 almost the entire 10 frames, but
until tho fifth was unahle^o con
nect with the wily Joe’s ' elusive
anqtqmy. In Welling Antley found
a mittmnn eminently worthy of and action i
his bert ring tactics, and many fans science, SJuj
decided th a t tho fight resulted in everything t!
a draw.
each bthor w
1 “Boots" undoubtedly had the including the
edge on hi* opponent a t long ills- the house in
tance sparring, but tho more ex- tire period of
.pcrlenced Welling excelled in inside in a draw,
fighting.
In the fifth Antley
Several go
rocked Welling ; with a straight, the usual bn
Vicious left to the face, and H ear round bouli
the end of the same round followed ‘Tiger" Plow
with n short rig h t to tho jaw.
evening's cor
. W elling'm auled hi* adversary jority of fan*
badly in every clinch, and.had tho ever staged I
figi it continued for two l y r e worth three
rounds the chance* arc th at \Joe price of one
would have claimed tho laurels, as
At tho cur
Autnoly chowod evidences of tiring Giwlule annoi
fast.
popular sera]
1 The full 10 rounds were replete who fought
wtlh action and the fans expressed would meet
their satisfaction with yells of dc- Cabana's spa
light. In the tenth Welling ral- locnl nrniory
lied and rained blow a fter blow on! feature bout
the astonished Antley, who w n s'to be equally
doclsivelyjqutpointcd in this round. Staged last i
teorgia-Florida Golfers
To Meet In Annual Match
To S t a r t In Few Weeks
"world'* champion nll-rmirid ath Jctc’’ In ‘ the coming seven-event
tent a t Madison Square Garden.1" Which will it lie, Harold Osborne
' O jarley Hoff, Emerson Norton or
Anthcny PlAnaky?
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Much ha* been said concerning
Onborne and Hoff. They *ccm to
rate above the other* in tho mind*
of many.
But don't overlook the
Georgetown pair on your dope
sheet, especially NortonNorton is quite apt to top them
all.
Even tne nimble Norwegian
showed ho feared Norton when he
raids "The n»cn among ufc who
beats Emerson Norton will win.
Second In Olympic*
Norton hn* rnnkoiLwith the host
for several season*.
He finished
first In tho all-round competition
at the Illinois relay* last winter.
In tho U*24 Olympic* ho placed
second to Osborne in the decath
lon.
At the end of seven event*
he was lending the one-time Illi
nois schoolmaster* Only nn untqokcd for showing in two later
events deprived him of highest
honor*.
At that he was only
860 points behind "High-Jam per
Hnl."
Norton stacks up as the best
hurdler of the quartet.
He can
polo vault higher than Osborne
EMERSON
and is a better high-juniper than
NORTON
Hoff.
He's pretty good nt the
broad jump, too.
Plnnuky is the best shot-putter
of the lot; should scorn heavily
in the hroad jump and 1* fairly
fast afoot.
Hofl', of course, has the polevault cinched.
The tonne goes
for Osborne in tho high jump,
Hoff will also be u tough fellow to have.seen Dehart Hubbard,
to bent in the two sprints, es former Michigan colored star, en
pecial ly the longer one.
tered.
Hubbard, while not gen
Osborne should pick up n second erally listed in the versatile class,
in the hurdles and possibly the is, ncvcrthlcsH, quite proficient in
shot-put.
many events- He would have
been v irtu ally certain of winning
Overlooked Colored Star
Personally 1- would have liked the broad Jump and short tlush and
A t The Training Camps
TALLAUAS3EB, Fla , March it.Leo ti
- P la n s - ure under way now for 2; C'o<
Opening the 11)20 season of th e. 3. Tot
Goorgln-Flurhlu Coif League, and [ Qui
Giants Arc Victorious
the next week or ten day* will sco Lump
artunl hostilities.
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- Powel
NEW YORK, March loy-t/P )—
Tho season's opening was set 2; H
Victory for the Giants- over the
some time ugo- for os soon a fte r ! points
Buffalo Internationals, G to 5 ,.and
March IB as possible.
The un- ; Tul
tiual
W ashington's
Birthday Kcnm
Tournament. held hl-re, was the 1 15; J.
yearly .preliminary to uncorking »>f 3; L.
ithe schedule.
f Thl
.Tho summer'* program J* now Jn | Hilly
the hand* o f .a roprcaontatlve off tltur 1
u tfh of the six clubs, Albany, J. F.
Moultrie. Quitman, Thnninsvillo,
Vnh
Indiana Meet ited*
nnrl Valdosta, Ga., and Taltohnssou. Uonve
CLEVELAND, 0 „ March 10.—
Fla.
fThc • schedule will be luld Oliver
Mb The Cleveland Indians play
n u t on the line* of thnt1 for n reg-f H. Pc
their first exhibition game of the
ulur. taischal) circuit, witli cacti of;
season at Lakeland today, tho Cin
the club* to play " a t homo" so i
m any games, and on the road a
cinnati Ked^being their op|M>nents.
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Byron Speece, submarine twirlcr,
like number.
H i
-Tin* tenson will end uround July; H |
wii* selected by Manager Spt-uker
J,' Thomnsvillc, In cunt Inning a 1 I L / j
to start tile garni'. Hu will be fol*
custom of the past several years,)
lowed liy Joe Shaute and Ben Karr.
will then stage its famous Piney
Commissioner Landis was sched
Woods Golf Too rim incut, na a sort
uled to loss out tin- first ball. He
of finale in which nil six clubs
arrived at Lakeland last night.hut
will l*o given un opportunity to de
was to leav* for Fort Myers, the
liver its "porting kiss."
Philadelphia Athletics' training
A cup, other than that posted
camp before today's game started.
for the winner of tho Washington's
Birthday Tournament, ia hold fur
thu reason by the dub capturing
y fr a
_ _ _ _
I Mj I I\U I I |
ill u r c I)
l u . — l/ t
the most games during the sum
O /V J t I N U
Taking advuntuge of warmer
mer. * The trophy is possessed
, .
.
weather, tho udvunec squad of the
only until the next year’s winner
IiAMK ItLJIII
Detroit Americans went througii
Braves Defeat Yankcrs
Is proclaimed,
A pennant, how
Made major league debut in 11)14 1the stiffest workouts in the HI
ever.-Is presented n* a permanent
;d vs «iuy* they liuvc been in their Au
BOSTON, March 10.—(fl*)—The
retainer to the club on top of the
dit!- gusta, Gn., camp, yesterday.
Braves feci n lot better today os p
heap. d l i t y . ----------------------------result of their (1 .to 1 victory over
Announcement was mudC* here j Alsu played few ga
first '
Begins Weeding Out Process
the
Yankees at St. Petcrtfburg, Fla.
th a t Bainbridge, Gul, which wa* |,;,se.
WASHINGTON,-March 10.—<A’| Babe Ruth failed to get a hit, but
permitted to participate in th e | Best season in 11*21
vorbl Manager Hnrrii! is sharpening up caught hold of two of Worts'
Washington's Birthday tournament Imme-run record gottl
i i :*2 Ids pruning knife to trim the Inid- pitches fur wicked fouls which
had been awarded one more point tilts. Scored 177 run*
'iison *ding 11*2(1 Washington Senators' landed two or three blocks from the
thun thnt given nut nt tho end —H major league nun
e 2.*i2 lineup, with indications thut he bull park.
of the day's games, giving Hint extra bases on hits r
total will keep hut seven of his rookies,
club a total of 7.
Valdosta, bv buses for new record
vuin- Ten pitchers, three catchers, six
virtue- of the excellent playing of palgn.
Miss Helen Wills Is
the Oliver "family" wnn the vie
Iwd league in 11*21 ii
Easy Winner Today
trr , giving that club two logs on mark of
Topp.-i
t.crmnnent po^'ersion nf the.Wash t'.Hf-, winning 18, losi
ington’s Biithduy cup.
major leaguer .to h- id
NICK, France, March 10.—Mb—
Miqs Helen Wills, the American
Following wa* tho individual ring and pitching,
sroring of the si.Urn clulo* in the
Sold to Yankee* end
tennis champion, bowied over two
opponents In short ohler in tho
big .tourney.
palgn. Reported prii
single* of the Nice tournament to
f Albany: «S, Go**, 2; Jt«u Hunter
lias been in six »
day, losing only one tpntc In tho
b» II- E. Davis, :j; A. M. ilnldwin, tine.-each with Kc«l Hi
I; J. D. Neston, (I; II. Pattcinos, ees. Hit .IltfH in T.i Nl via i ic. lia rry Kelly, Jim Lyle. Ray-Joyce, two mutches. * * • c
She defeated .Mi.-i* Helen Shirley
3. 1'otul 21.
Scored eight runs.
Irving Hutlley, Lavry Schacht, Hal
HjPnbriiige D. B. Scott. 1; K. J . '
—--------------- —
Smith, ’ Bill Morrell, “Hookle" at G-0. fi-0, nnd Mis.* Sally Mviiard
l*‘ rry. Jr., 0; Sterling Foster, 1;
Melbourne—New
Imliatliintic Thomaa and Art Humphrey? will at 0-0, 0- 1.
Max Nushnum, 4; Jp r t Simmons, Hotel formally opened
be candidate*. Ruel, T ate and
Ki.simmce—Jcnninga 1
I f K. T. Ilinos, 0. Ttotul 7 point* i
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Scvereid will'In* th e buckttops und
MouJtri- ; Dill Aycock, 2j Ed
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’Icarwutor.—T urr.
Furniture the other posts are heing discussed Ing d.molished. to make
new,Candler Hotel.
I^w is, S; It. H. Hay* (A- M. ) utul (ontpnny, tto erect new plant here. 1nt the Tampa (ruining enmg,
i
e ra te s t athl.
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Promoter J « , i
termed the henvywcleht
th a t brings to g eth e r!.,
Bey’* two logical chalifn^ . T 1?He sentiment will
Dempsey meet the winner ^
Miami ring classic.
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Oharles K r a n i
mim ,
sportsman, who Is ’ th e"S S S *
‘p Promoter BaaffTHS
who ha* ^played a V n a \ S
ANTOOwy
PLANSKY
probably the harrier event. That
would have given him' u splendid
start.
However, the lest should lie nn
epoch-making one with such a
sterling quartet of performers
fighting it out for supremacy.
Moreover, u close result seems a
surety.
The point-scoring system will be
a big factor in determ ining tho
winner; u factor, by tho way,
which many experts have over
looked.
The method of scoring
tu
ao m wuiiKP uvt»trn
will be the same ns Is used in tjio the two big leagues, a total of S
decathlon u t tho Olympic games. homo runs were model an avenp
of about two a scries.
In the Inst three world series,
1023-24-25, home runs became cmroon, 81 being mnde. Thus Utht
Tunney-Stribling B attle To Snow
Best F ighters Of R ecent Y ears
Dickorson. nutiouaily
known
sport* w ritef of Grand , Rapids,
Mich., will- send tho two battlers
on their wav' following brlof in
structions in tho Hlnjenhh bowl
Friday night. Dickerson is * re
garded a* one of t h e greatest re f
erees of the present day.Tunney was led -to the
ring a t Paris, FranrtW fo r his first
ring encounter.' lie stopued Bob
Pierce In, two rounds. The New
Yorkey then bested Bob M artin in
four rounds and Ted Jamieson in
10 sessions.
Stribling started boxing two
years inter thnu Tunney. Hq.
grew from a bantam weight to bo
a Dempsey’s challenger.
“ Pa” Stribling, u crafty m anag
er, nursed him ulantr until )i£
maneuvered Mike McTigue to
Georgia. McTigue'* own referee
culled the fight a. draw, newspa
pers wers unanimous .in declaring
that lhe verdict robbed the young
Georgian!* of the world’* crown.
Gene Sarazen And
D iegel M eet Smith
Mehlhorn For Title
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IN Y H E f?lMG- ,
Pirates nnd Nationals, a certain
nmnunt of the blame must be
placed on the curtailed h*H part*.
Both clubs shortened tho playing
territory of the outfields consid
erably ?nd some of the home runs
of tho lust series were the sorri
e s t'o f jokes, particularly those
that wont into tho temporary
stands on/the bound.
I arri Inclined to tlunk Ihr fans
didn’t cntfyise over the home nin»
of the last series ns. much ns usual.
Sooner or late* It "-ill ******
compulsory th*t the world series
games be played on the same
the winner of the Laly Holy- fields on Which the pennants were
JIutrliinaon-Mrs. Raymond match
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Mrs. Mary K. Browne, Neyr York, won.
another seeded player cugagct
l e g is l a t io n n e e d e d
Mrs. Taylor, of Boston, in the oth
WITH
the bail that was In
r iitttt ■
er simi-fiiuil match.
Nothin
10 years ago, tho
Women golfers entered the sec feetM rom th e. home plate ca'«
ond round of .the Bell Aire chum for a worthwhile swat to prod
pionship. Mrs. G. II. Stetson a home run.
* , . . figt
Philadelphia, furnished yesterdny’i
Thia is proved by thc fnc‘
,
upset when she eliminated Ml*! such groat hitters as Frank Dak ,
used to lead the Amer « n ^ » rn j
Im homo run* with a total ut P ,
or nine for the season.
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While every f e r f e e o r d l n d ^ ' ,
majors U
the home Plato today
ball has made U a »
get home runs, that o
alnving Helds would b*
V I believe I am con.
F igh t R esu lts
URBAN, III.—Jim Mahoney o f
Chicago lieat Dick Smith of Dan
ville, eight rounds.
ST. iO U IS —lam Perfetto of
New York, defeated Jim m y Russo
of Grand Rapids, Mich., 10 round*.
YERNON, CaL—Bud Taylor, of
Terre Haute, Ind., defented John
ny Brown, bantam weight champion
of England, 10 rounds.
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HOHfi- RUN RAI.L
FIGURES do not niwayj teO the
tru th In sport, but they rare hH
the flail on the head relative Ur
the lively ball.
In tho middle ol last »ea«n a
change was made in the ball qk«J
by the major*. N It wa* toned'
down aonsidcrably. Almost overnight the pitcher* seemed to rejeah
much of their old-time effective
ness.
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A t first the manufacturers
scoffed a t the suggestion that the
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It came like a blow to the heart o t her mo
tu )istin g it with disappointment.
On her way home from Tod’s wedding,
d
she had sat in a front pew and heard the holy
pronouncements over the young pair, Mrs. Updike
tried, in her debonnair way, to feel the rightitess
of things as they were. For Marion. For her.
For- Tod and Janice.
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It was better so, o f course.
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Fate had decided it so.
And yet that night there were tears in her
e y e s —the bitterest tears that had ever been there.
Tears o f heartache t o t Marion.
■
— the uncertainty. It isn't ms ii you had » v
father—"
1
"You mean, mother, you would rather kayo I
me marry Tod than follow what will mean to me
my happiness?"
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“No, Marion; no!”
"I know, dear, how hard it is for you-r-buL
mother, a few years of study in Pari*-Mf we c
only eke that out somehow, I would repay n
the end. I know, dear, how hard it Is. If I j
riod Tod jthat would, mean'comfort for ye
mother— maybe I should 1 For you*11
"No, Marion, 1 don't mean that I” \
"But I do. I know all that, mother. .C
fort for you and the happiness of havmg me sni
married here in Meridian, instead of your dear
going on at making dresses to drape'the fat
dowds of this town. 1 know how you hate that
drudgery, darling—and 1 hate it for you—”
"No, Marion. No. It's your happiness 1 tied
in mind. Tod is such a fine— *'
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"But let me go to Paris to study, mother.
Just a few years more of sacrifice on your part and
then who knows— maybe—rmother, dout make-1
me many Tod!”
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"Why, I wouldn't, Marion—I wouldn't for
anything in the world force you ipto anything that
was not for your happiness more thjui it is for
mine!”
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of a sensitive and diffidenl
might
have done under
the
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dances.
ight out the most,sympathetic nature
ok of, to pave the Way for him. And
yapathetic nature happened tp belong
ter of the girl who. was quickening hb
1state of nervons indigestion he lost no
t» Mn. Updike.
there u b o use beating around
tvrant to marry Marion. Most awWike.”
Uif you coold see the warm color ,ruq
the delicate parchment-like skin of
of Marion Updike.
VTod, 1 can't think of a young man I'd
married tp.”
jpt was the cue for Tod to flash. Quite
7’ !n. a straight forward "schoolboy
r!
nearly everything.
IjUWe, do yon think I've a chance?
g strung, yon know.”
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said Mrs. Updike with a
comforts of life she's n tl*
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“ I’m In U av ., O ut N et W ith T o j or
Any M an Living."
dressmaking to give them to her, and Marion, being
the kind of girf she u, not really enjoying them
because of that.” *
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"I can give her all that, Mrs. Updike. And
jfJ I r J ls p
W>r, do rou, Tod? lt’« b « n *uch » d r o p ol
mine." '** » ■ <*t'
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. Wo on, Mr.. Updike, I k>™ to h t v you.
■) J ' f U L 1
* k flt F ft. d rM a w r
__ b o y like you. A fine
itect her and give her
"Indeed 1 will, dear Tod.”
"And you—you'll—”
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“I'll do everything in the world, Tod, u she
you.
"And in case— if she doesn't quite love me
Mfs. Updike— you—you wiD try and make
"But 1 wouldn't do that, Tod. _ Not If sho
I'tf I wouldn't take her happiness in my
i that way. But Marion does love you, Too,
sure./ Hdw could a girl not return the love
bgy who possesses as many of the qualities
ueeds ip the man she marries as you do?”
And yet, Morion did not love Tod. It came
A blow to the heart of her mother, twisting it
"ToSSa fine fellow, mother, but 1 don't love
Now,wfcrt * n you going to do about M!" i
m W a r io n -is there any oaa aba, dear?"
"ffe, mother; no. 'That’s jurt it, 1 am b
There were those who said that Tod took his
heartache lightly when he myried a local girl
mimed Janice Olmstead about six months later. ( !
Marion when she received the news in Paris
shrugged her pretty shoulders 'and wrote h it
mother along exactly those lines.
On
the other
hand,* Mrs. _.
Todi t , felte that sib ;
-• - •* • » ■*1_* .»
knew that it w u just that the mating instinct fa!
Tad—the instinct to cherish and honor a wife apj
the mother of his children was too overwhelming*
\y strong to be suppressed. If not Marion, then
some other girl of equal and impeccable sweetness
where she had sat in a froritpew and heard the \
holy pronouncements over the young pur, Mrs.
Updike tried in her debonnair way to feel the
rightness of things as they were. For Marion. F<
her. For Tod and Janice.
It was better so, of count. •
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Marion, off in Paris, rotating with anotlu
American girl m the Latpi tjuarter, had what a|
wanted. Janice and Tod, who would ooft up boon
^ 555® ? ' *
As sho turned into her own &
the intention of taking o f her g n y
■nil fiiilinf into her black dprifli and
to her sewfiig machine to finish M3
polka dot foulard, Mrs. Updike had t
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lit Her Uncle’s Footsteps
H e a K filW e n l
p u b lis h e s New Women's- College
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J r nce Erick nf Dcnffilr{
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Prince;... the former L o b ,^ !} ? ** « 3
P ^ a w n , arc nnximu
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tbolr chirken ranrh tS \r !>?**> * 7 2
ucles. They nrc r t w
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Drmpork on the A len in a? fr""1
York. VI Jotfp it,"
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regarding htt ranct. w h i ^ i'1’^ '* '" N
Arcnilia, connoting
U rge
Vaccination
A gain st Sm allpox
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 10.-t/P)
Or. Sgmuol Bate* Grubbs, assistant
surgeon general of the U. 8 . Pub
lic Health Scrvirc, and Dr. John
McMullen, New Orlcane Burgeon,
called upon Governor Martin Tues
day to seek the co-opcratlon of the
fa tte r In urging ths people of Flor
id a , to vaccinate as a preventive
against smallpox.
'
.'
The two surgeons explained to
tho Governor’s secretary, when
they found that Governor Marlin
w aa ni at the mansion, th at the
government was In favor of vipen
recautionnr^ measure* in comhatng the disease, instead of st-
retary Of Chamber Gives
pi’ Poet After Many Years
l In Newspnper.PubHcilyAml
• Commerce Work In Stale
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,• ’SARASOTA, Fla., Mar. 10.—OP)
•—Willis B. Powell, who has served
Florida fo r a score of ycara aa a
newspaper man and publicity
.worker, has resigned as secretary
of the Sarasota County Chamber
p f ‘Commerce, effective May 1,
the resignation being accepted
With te g rri by the bonrd of di
rectors and general members. He
Jibs purchased Idlcwilde, a colo
nial estate a t Indian Springs, Gn„
where he will rctiro In hopes of
ing his health.
r.,Powell became secretary of
local chamber of commerce in
, 1P24 and his close application
a work took toll of his health
last September he was comd to take a rest.
Upon his
m u m to work his responsibilities
increased and he has been unnblo
to regain his health under the con
ditions.
It is planned, for hlhl To
continue ns publicity director for
1 U k o lUiL'er—Building
AsuociaLon to be oi'gani:
and%
E
i,rtym* nt nyj
^rriws-an.^.
2nd Street.
K
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n flv o ln tin u ^ ^ ^ rin rc m sn t, Calif., or an “American Oxford,” where n
number of individual colleges will he grouped together, is brought an
other step nearer realization by Miss Ellen II. Scripps, who hns just
. . 1.11, 1,,. i *bo Scrinns College for Women a t Claremont. Miss Sc^ipps,
i i t e l v t a ^ M d In Iho njvanctm ent a t Mgher 1- a .n W .
POTTER'S “ORI.AND
candies
Company and nrc progressing
rapidly on the construction of n
$60,000 plant for the production
of windows, doors nnd# .in te rio r
TARPON SPRINGS. March 10. finishing mnterinl.
—Tarpon Springs soon will he in
For almost a quarter of a cen
dependent of snsh and door manu tury Norman D. Sanson ha* been
facturers at distant points, n fact In charge of tho weather bureau
which builders hero are noting station on to p of Sulphur Moun
with satisfaction in view of the tain, nt Banff, 7,455 feeet above
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difficulty experienced during the seat level.
last* few months in obtaining de
Clermont—Additionlrt^pnving in
livery of such mnterinl. Local
building interests linvo organized southeastern section of city, con
tho J. B. Leak Manufacturing templated.
New Factory At
Tarpon Springs
COMMERCE
Alng three months tho cjty waa
ryboom lng ami the hotels w ere overi-flow ing.
lie sold tho Indopcndf en t to Major Lew 11. Brown and
went to California hut returned in
thrvo months and established tho
} .iflrtt pathfinding autoinobllo con•. tout In Florida for / tho Tampn
S t. Time*.
This was tho forerunner Flo Fairhnnkr, niece nf the famous Doug, is trying to become n movie
fc-qt the two highway; systems now actrcHs. On her graduation from an eastern finishing fcIiooI shA vcnt (o
between Jacksonville and Tainpa. Los Angeles and is now at work on the Fcirhank.i Pi-kford lot.
a •/ As secretary * o f tho Taqipn
Ifi/ Board of Trade ho helped pull
y , Tampa to the froqt In the oyes of
7 the country when Hint body had $3,000,000 Hotel
/
only 63 member*.
'For Longboat fu * 3
Mr. Powell then wont to Co■
4,1 Iambus, Gn., to he secretary, of
|V ; lira chamber o f/commerco hut re** malned there olily bIx months ami
. then returned in Clearwater, Fin.,
, »whcre he founded tho Sun which
• lie later sold /to D. O. Ha-hploh
He engaged in work, i\iulilisheil ii
'daily paper f or tho summer sen• x *on a t Hendersonville, N. C., and
than came td I.ukc county chamber
of commerce anfl served ,for five
years.
TJil* was tho first conn; ty chamber of comemrto to bo
;^ a p p o rtc d by n publicity tax.
Frostproof —
lights nil nloiu
through city.
y,
Alt . iilrtil
mte*i for
ABOUl
fim. If.
...
ItItiff us, phone
BLlLDEltS
and
Your old
iitditiag fixtures are
orth motley if traded
on
Riddle Fitments
and say
You want us to stud aonio one
to show you ami tell you about
- Factory 308 W. Central Ai
R elail Slorc 15 E. Central At
Orlando, Florida
READ
A (lay-by.ilay story of a Florida community th a t wo
bellcvo will show more comparative progress In the
next five years than any other city In th e state.
THIS IS NO. 3
A standardized year round rate of $10 tier rlav Ameriran r»1an.
school
N’ltil-t diroet to H tudding niul
dot's away with lath and pla.s-
and weddings.
The half—million-dollar Hotel Forrest Lake, on beautiful Lake
Monroe, opened in January of this year, has been created essen
tially tor tourists and is operated on a principle that gives fur
ther assurance of Sanford’s progressive stabilizing program.
KISSIMMEE. March I0 .-O sceola county’s $2,000,0nd highway
bond clortlun probably will In* hold
during the second week in Aprd
•according to present plans of the
Board of County Commissioners
Engineers have submitted to the
board estimates for tho work pro
posed.
KNOW
JACKSONVILLE. March 10.—
W. T. Panconst, pioneer resii^nt
of Miami Bench and president of
the Minml Bench Chamber of Com
merce, wns elected to the Board of
Directors, of tho Florida State
Chamber of Commerce a t its quar
terly meeting in Gainesvillo Inst
week ns one of tho representatives
from Southeast Florida.
parties, reception
You’v<5^pIayed in many of the Florida resorts, no doubr, and
you’ve visited busy cities in the making—in Sanford you’ll see
both.
fiy&taafr. .
DO YOU
I RECTOR VOTED
Special attention pa
£f»Ijfedid«^;Kafcf ord aucl the flolef Forrest Lake oii Your
Return Itinerary *
auancp of 61.760,000 worth of
..bonds for municipal Improvements.
The prpjccts Included in thu pro, gram nrc extension of tho sow vr-,
ago and w ater systems, gas exi .tension, firo stations ilnd equip1 f thent, Incinerator and parks. The
, . num of $225,000 Is art aside in the
budget for Improving tho oxUtlnr
parks and acquiring additional
• Vent in—New *'200,000
building to be erected.
nETURN
^ mi have probably wondered how
to replace )our present lighting fix
tures with up?to-datc etjuipment and
at the* 6amc time secure something
for your old fixtures. O ur .trade-in
allowance plan is the solution. On
fcverv fixture traded in we allow 25%
of thejnirchasc price on a .new R id
dle Fitment. 'Fake advantage b f this1
'•her as so many other* are doing.
It’s a most remarkable- opportunity.
P E N IN S U L A R
E L E C T R IC CO
112 Magnolia A voice
FABLERS
SUPPLIES
A u th o rized Ri
rseneatn its red-tiled root are 156 guest rooms filled with sun
shiny cheer, each with its private bath. Outside its walls are
great verandas,' a typical tropical courtyard and beyond, the
vast dancing expanse of Lake Monroe. Messrs. Howard and
Bloomfield Hulick, with years of sucessful hotel operation be
hind them at Asbury Park. N. .J., own and conduct it. i, M r*
—whV S an fo rd values are unlnfw'*®
m e n u a r . s tr ic tly *»«?»•
Y ou'll
fo r Instance, an
*
But, after all. a hotel is simply the means to an end. The H otel
Forrest Lake serves as a delightful headquarters from which to
go about enjoying the superior attractions in Sanford. Its fa
mous 18-hole golf course. Fishing and water sports. Band con
certs, theaters, etc.
^
too, th s near hslf.m llll«I,-l{5 J
T o u rist H otel.
. ,
lllr. Ibnta
Y ou'll a s . p ro p e rty V 1 ^ i m be res**
tom ed to u p N o rth and zoo ^ ! " . „e,n
havo becom e, th a t todojr. g*p.f,<’.rj | p,!
At Sanford are inexpensive homes and homesites, farms, acre
age, business and industrial locations. Municipally owned utili
ties. Three banks. Modern schools, and churches of all denommotions. Forty-seven miles of paved city streets. - v
Information, booklet and reprints 0f any or all of the advtfluem tnti in
be mailed upon request,
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Sanford Chamber of Commerce
k k
w r s b «.«■».,
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at n a v ig a tio n on the
10 V
tra n s p o r ta tio n by *l | -w“ **r.,ro“L M7
s e a p o rts; ( 400,000 m unicipal pi«
house to bo built.
.. (flf
Y ou'll see a c ity on the main
«
U rs ) o r t b . A llan tlo Coast
c ro ss-a ta to DIxlo IMKhn'ty
v illa an d T am pa. P ullm an bus s«
�mem
Hearings In
(SCities Of Florida
for airplanes established.
William T. McCormick, form erly | Loaim
MONEY AVAH.AHt.K
of Georgia, a civil and hyd rau lic,
t a r First Mortgage Loans na Liberal Valaalhm Basis _
engineer, is president o f the c v r-:
Cunsalt us first when in the.m arket far fund*
porntion. Mr. McCormick, who fa |
known os the “fath er” of the eaUse- ;
A. 1»: C O N N E L L Y & SONSL aa.
way connecting St- Simon’s Island J H ,r * ,ll, A tm w l
and' Brunswick, Ga., file dthe plat
for tho Hillsborough Bay projvel,
it waa learned.
way across the bay, and' released
certain state property necessary in
currying out the project,
TALLAHASSEE. Flnl, Mar 10. ■The plat describing the proposed
UP)—Work on the proposed cause causeway, which fa to lie built by
way across Hillsborough Buy be Tampa Subway 'Corporation, was
file<Ls with th« secretary of stoic
tween Cadscn Point and Buskin! yesterday.' I t calls for two under
In tho year 117 the Roman em
which, promoters declare will cost ground tubes below the channel of pire nttaifietl its birgest E x ten t.)
W £ > n » t c l y $10,000,000, will the bay, which, if carried out ns
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--------proUb y hegiryvithin a short time. planned, wduld be th e'T in t of their
in England it is a belief of many
frarnedTuesd*y from an an- kind south of New, York.
mothers that the bead of * newthoritativc source.
Islands
In----------the hay- vrould
be -mi------*
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-P .b o n rih n b y should be washed In
i ,Thfn ^ l i *UtU,r* by special- act* at netted by thd causew ay,'a ligh‘- 1brandy to prevent it from catching
the 1025 .regular session and by house erected, and landing fie!dr told. '
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In The Near Future
J.ooo ^
° f Abe mi.
^ i 3**r „„ | This wns authorised by the war
r* “P®D fJ£>ijrpartment to the Twin City Land
i J X n n y on July 3, 1023.
Also application of bonrd county
5lfilis
$£lc o in in isw o w i* ' with Normandy
^ ? / il iS
*i*lei A Bench nml North Venetian Inlands
<Jl S t r i c t eomtumihR’to Construct bridge and
ltcs 'L ints bulkheads to dredge and fill form-’
irious j S n S i f f i r V o r i ^ o f Island* and bridge.
zfssl a m vsssg
,<|C- » Lauderdale
i ± S S t Bridge
Rrldff.
Friday morning March 12. Ap
Seaboard Ail Florida
\ Jl.rch 10, plicationRnilrond to construct
bridge
Weft *PP»; across North Fork of Now river
, (ward or
iission to at Fort Lauderdale. . PJnna show
the Snake draw bridge with pile trestle upj blind and proachcs providing swing channel
spnn having horizontal edenranie
1T«t. Plans of
feet measured between faces
hridpc wdh nnd50fenders
and vertical clearance
,entcr to cenof
5
/cet.
epenlPK fo r
Also snroo company to construct
and 9 fret bridge
over south fork of New
river
a
t
Fort Lauderdale draw
acrobs
I hridfc
n 'Lonp Is- bridko-on concrete piers with hasKcy cule lift chnnnel span and 50 feet
clearance horizontal, and with ver11, In tical clearance or 3*5 feet above
[city hall Mi- mean high tide,
irdny morning, March 13.
ijsraync ____
Point_ Saturday
da to con- City of Miami to construct u
,« and fill bridge nnd terminal island in Hi*yne Bay ' cnyne Bay.
Hearing in Post Ornorth
fice.
Tin*
bridge
to be located
klf mile*
ami Beach, south of the county enuaewny nn lt
to be con- opposite Bay front park Miami.)
by dredg- Plans show nn islnntl about 3.400'
cat there- feet long and 2,100 feet Vide von-j
emtniction of m eted with mainland by viaduct,
long in a with horizontal clearance of IK),
[southwesterly feet and 20 foot clearance vertical1
; wide, located above mean low* w ater.
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IS V IM T I U A T tn S K
IS R O M I
Kohortson, Williams and Monahan
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
IO-IS WaiHtlw T V sirtr
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Ivciijiro
minister
premier
the late
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Several d ays4ago w e told you of qur plans to help you w ith you j financing.
* Tliis offer is still open and will continue so until March the 18th.. T h e
developers of Loch Arbor
desirous of having homes on the property,
they are making a 10 per cent discount on all homesites w here the purr
chasers signify their intentions o ftu ild in g within the next ninety days for
February 18th, 1926. T his plan should prove very advantageous to the
home builder as the saving on a hom esite will help greatly toward paying
for your hojne.
Wukul. ul.i. former home
of Japan, has been named
of that nation, succeeding
Vialount Kato.
.TON LETTED
The Kentucky state highway
commission hits closed the longest
they must bo ‘‘live ones/’ That single-span wooden
cantilever
8TEWAIIT
Isn’t
even
required
of
those
who
’
bridge.
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romantic
landmark
ir. 10.—On a
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across the Kentucky river. Heuvy
B. at one end UTCt
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, . trucks made .-tructure unsafe.
And who grudges a scnuturial1_________
rostrum In
ate chamber, ghost a sniff of snuff now and
like i t t
| egant.
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leading out again, if he feehi
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t'cll, they hail to give op leovby n box of
Un fortunately, however, in ' im c 'inF’
0f . »*>«»
the
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. 1ledge because they w ere stolen u>
respect
the
old
tim
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must
be
fH
St
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A sad ciimmeiiUiry on the char
articular box reprobated.
[wasn't to be
There were g rafters among (hem acters of the solans who pinched
It cornea out In connection with ’em.
That papier-mache thing isn’t
tutlon, prob-1^his investigation into the history
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Lc time when 0f the senate s n u f f ’box—not the worth stealing.
first senate identical*one which does duty today,
lit* general- h ,ut the senate box as an instituU wns fush- rton.
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Kindly note th at th a t box tbej
|t»r. U found OII tplL, ledge Is u cheap papic
twl addict. muche affair, with a little glf.x-»
, t* «T.ate oVt,r it mid Hont; decoratiom .p.».
fell ntnlirh-. , don. in dam jioor tuste'sn I > •
h i pip has eolom —the whole thing, no < •
rn uf Airtti j.,j, t|1u snuff, worth about to., I t .
| beginning u( ;fl, „ maximum,
ep the bi.x Mack in the dim days past tln>>
lu buvp
ax pensive
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Loch Arbor—
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We will take a subordinate lien on your homesite, giving a right-of-way to(
the building and loan or any other financial institution for the amount of
lhe loan. Under this plan home-builders in Loch Arbor will not need a
large amount of cash to com plete their home-building plans/
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•rrawrrd lo iyH
ml liyisithesi, ■|aw( 0f MujxU »eu renursted to n,tl.nl', rvionlriu',.Una,Call
o/ writ, lof
• 'cull for their tax bills. If same Information ,jnl WbW. •
I*y p,l!«nl. In prrtan. I
■t , "f* **mt bavo hot been received: they'should na Ib ,r«
l i n d . (.H im . " w r d l f i l r « m p ,n I r , i n ,
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with bring deeds or description of pro- ln,iilwtr,.** My mod. MlUf.rJ »nJ (r*U( a l p s i i t a u s i , siy b r , l r i t i m n s
l snuff on (he perty, u.x shown by deeds,
gicnting id,out
IjuuI which lins betn subdivided
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mid pints filed since January 1,
ills oki'h if a JPL’5 u not osyeised as lots fat the
patron,ze the 1yean lx>;> uju] taxes should be i>iid
I ex-senators.
L'SE-JN’llflt llfv , under
..,.1 the
at. ’original
. * f. l description.
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JNO. I). JINK1NS.
*0 rule say*
Tux Collector Seminole County
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Sanford Needs Homes-—
NOTICE
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It does not take a great amount of shrewdness to see the need for hom es in
Sanford. T h e Chamber of Com m erce and other civic organizations hpye
been stressing the seriousness of this condition for som e time.
T here is
only one w ay to remedy this condition and that is to build now.
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T h e developers of Loch Arbor are making this induce
ment to home builders to relieve
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w
•want homes in Loch Arbor and ajre w illing to aid the
growth and expansion of the city. Talk to our repre
sentatives, make arrangements for com pleting your
building and financing plans.
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DENVER. Colo., Mar! 10^-A
A fcw m m
tp survey by the government.
There wore no other islands in
LaVo W orth in question at that
time, the effect of this decision by
the secretary of the interior
th at Lope Cabbage Island - was
sovereignty land, and not subject
to siirvey, the attorney general
said.
“In* 1821," Mr. Johnson stated,
in keeping with tills decision by
the secretary Of the' interior, the
trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund sold and conveyed Lone
Cabbage Island. In 1822 nnothor
'application wns.filed with the land
departm ent, asking for the survey
•of Lone CAblxrge Island and of
other islands in Lake Worth. This
application wns contested by the
trustees o f'th e Internal Improve
m ent Fund, but their pretest was
finally over-ruled and the survey
made, taking Lone Cabbuge Island
ns government land, together with
several other islands.
' ‘None of these islonds is fit for
ngriculturc, or for residential purpur
poses, and could only be utilized
by bulk hen ding nnd filling in.
Title In State
"About ten years ago or better,
the stnte mode an application for
a Swamp Land' Putcnt to certain)
nmngrove islands lying nutnldc the
mcapder line of lbo United States
survey l||
in Township 66,
of
"MI
_w m uth
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• Range •)! east,
ly in g so u th of
the
city nf Miami, os swamp lands.
IK" PAOL1NU
Tho department held a t th a t time This is"PUGG
the'famous
Spanish heavy
these mangrove islands and marsh
fislieuffer you've Imm hear
■lands were sovereignty lands nnd weight
mnvh about lately. Over in
J the title,w an already in the statu; ing
Europe they call him the "Lion of
! hence were hot subject to survey the Pyrenees," which may nr may
land swamp land patent.
n it mean nnytliing s ta rtin g , all
<k'pending on how you tn 'v it. Panlino contemplates a \isit to till.country in «|uest of the world liHe. He’., under the management of
Francois Desrhninps, thi'|>erpclunl
chatter-box, who guided the ling
destinies of "Cleorgeous George. ’
\\ • .States survey is reverent man- Cerpentier.
”
! grove swamp and tlde-sOnked
| prairie and marsh.
In this re‘ survey they linve token small
I nreas in front of the upland ownI ers und declared them to be land.
There have been many other in1stances where ninnl.! fragm ents of
1luiid that lay between the original
government ineaiider line Und the
I water were surveyed and taken,
■ "It is u well settled principle of
i n - ; law, and has boon so held by the
m v s' Supreme Court of the United
States that the meander line as made famous by Carrie Nation,
i to bud down on plat of the survey is
j n apj(e 0f tho fact that an in*
-uce
't*'” boundary of the loud, but junction bud been obtained against
thut the w ater is the loiundary police interference, the raiders
fiilt* * *be Nunrcnu* Court of the United 'chopped the bur, smashed the mir*
telpj .States has also held that these ro r und other equipment and then
< of, small tongues and fragm ents of emptied beer into the gutters.
land on the water side of th e , The Injunction told the ,,o|icc| meander line arc not subject to , men what they could nnd could not
sin ; ro-survoy und taking ns public •«|^, |)Ut a fter studying the writ,
th e'la n d s.
Capt. Daniel Murphy decided it
no:’
Re-Survey Held I roper
would not prevent him from stop"The Supreme Court lias also ping the illegal sule of beer,
held that Where substantial areas i The bartender insisted it was all
Imvr bcun luft out of the original ( wrong; thoro was an injunctiun.
survey a re-survey is proper t*» The captain agreed, ineapwhile ditol.. m Hie im -surveyed ureas. I reeftng his men to do a creditable
, Any one nciiuninted with ccmrll- ] jub.
. t bins in Florida enn readily an- '
' preeiale th a t the shore Ijne on t h e ,
iMiiNsaehusetts, in 11M", v.u.i llie
enlist of Florida, especial)' in tile fir-t state to i.nuct u minimum
south' r p a rt of the dole, would .WUXI* Jaw. (or y.orpyu v.oj.er...
BY ALLENE HUMNKK
CLEVELAND, 0 ., March 0.—
' Tho gray walls of n thick-stoned
W convent may close about Mary
Garden, opera singer, in less than
thiro yoars.
( v ' "Our Mary," who has electrified
and shocked the American public
V for the past quarter century’, is
"tired of It all!7’ She wants rest.
iV •
Wants to Forget
Mary Garden, refused admission
to several cities because the city
E,\jfathsrn disunpoved of her cigaret
smoking and thought her no good
Influence for their young, will
w ear the number nun’s costume in
life even ns she ban worn it so
efton on the glittering stage,
fa
Mary Gurtlsn, whoso breastplate, I
and little more costume, ns worn to bulk nt life sanely and stead
HE us "Salome." chnsed her fro in the us Mary Garden herself—not l
actress who tins lived a thousu
lives and died a thousand death
II .Musi lie Warm
And so in nbuul three years s
hopes In retire to a convent
I Inly.
"For it’» always ‘warm there m
X
.•‘Prosperity Insurance" campaign
to mine $160,000 for advertising
Colorado, thus protecting prosper
ity through another $50,000,000
return from tourists this summer,
is the unusual method of' an "ini nm«" subscription drive on behalf
of the stnte by the Denver Tourist
bureau
f
■CAS
Th’e above' letters
of n late pre
tion will be
—,«»e tta£»L3
F R E E AND nvvaiik-d a k a a titr ittl
CLEAR
cd in one of our
new OV ALL LSCtfi
subdl'riiVmhttsS
A tlantic City.---This offer• eapirw
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DRWARE
p
of u tm ttt
We aiv the original
LIVES IN TWO COUNTIES
NORWALK, O., Mar. lb—</P)_
David Nims, 85, lives in Huron
and Elm counties.
The county
lines passes through his home.
ots of tkhahd
MAXIM Dm m m
corporation
reet
Drpt. 18
■■■■ssisiaasinsw
Luts in th is beautiful and practical resident
•onimunity are priced lower, than any simj
W located property in the Greater Sank
S tr ic t, andespecially those located in I
,uth of- S anford’s g re a t .southward trend
,regress. '
'
rho saving obtained by purchasing a lot;,
)ru
id *P* a rk while
th e low pre-development*
—
.
*
effective, alone will enable you to plaoeaB
sum tow ard the. building of your homeonw
property. Today’s the logical time-don’ „
crastinate.
v
.01)11 ORGANIZATION
Lendi*n %
Ltenden
jnden
Frank J . Fitzpatrick
I). C. Griffin
\V, C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
Howard 0r«4
Mildred G. ft
K. H. Titkiti
Frank L Wp
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO, Hid
not lik«-lv I,,, th e shore logout fin” *
••rope.>r time. , Florida isjifliuild- '
big state, and builds iuo.ee rapidly |
where the mangrove obtains. If j
tile above hill PfIO.'i should lie eu- ! J
netedlinto a law, the hoiindury line, j
"i tjle meander line of property I
right * as to swamp and o\ ■rflowed own tv- along the coast of Florida |!
lands, and ills., tiie state’s right.- " ' l l 'y l" i lit irelj UIIM tiled, and I
;o to m hind nidi intnt> land-, an I IragOM iit. i,l land may lie r ■>ur- j
i
,
is in o ,ni rent of the pnieied- *‘ je t | mu! taken by the United .
l'r> in the sale of sta ll land- lie be v \S, i io frool of the present up- >
laid into the Stale Sehonl Fun( land
\ \ There a r e thousand {
I be lllen-itle. li • added, should l< • I i-hiiul- I*\ reason of the man-,..«
I'lnemk'd so ns in prevent the sin giovi - and o th e r g row ths which I
'ey and taking by the United ha 11 (lo-sidlv l.tiilded inat. riall' J
States government nf small pnr- w ithin the I.im ~.*i y e a rs.’’
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upoii, or le*, eels and fiagniellis o* land—lying
any of th* out-id" the p«.,sunt e.st: blished
^provisions of meander line
originally or"We Hunk that conditions do not
I and shown
11 t’„r the passage of sueh legisut .. as water- lot ion," the attorney general said, i
Secretary of The bill, if enneted into a law.'
ini Is hereby could be the mentis of working a
iliserelion, to, very grave injustice to shore line
Intent of such .owners and n very grave injustice
biited Slates,1 1„ the state's rigiiti. in sovereigniher, ns may
lands, and no re-surveys should
ildelo or fnui- ,M. authorized or made unless it
that a charge ha.-, heen made to clearly appear'
in* npprni ! d iim> there was an error in tiie
lusive of nny inigiiuir surviy and substantial (
tbeivon, he uc-jis of existing lands lefl out.** t
„
H u m -,. l |, « . l o . r d
isions of ibis
Since thb real estate activity in
juMtnicnt may Florida, there inis been considermge of lands wide question and anxiety as to the
substantially • orreetness of old United S tates,
have been s<> surveys, and us to meander lines
c l, in which 'd‘’"K Hiv water-front long since
>e reipiinsl of estaldishid. the attorney g e n e ra l'
praised value P'dpled out. In l.nkc W orth, be!
c land ow ned | said, there are certain mangrove j
Reasonable Prices
exceeds tin t ! islands, including that known us
d offered in l one Cabling- island as governare the advantage
itenled land;' "lent lund. The question »s lo
rutin nt shall whether this island was of sufibjei t i,, die fivient impoitanee or Innd nullof this place.
j i i t to survey by the government
if finally ivaehed the Secretary of
I , V
the Interior, who was Hoko Sipith,
v .v o n e L 'o i
0««rgl... The secretary, in an
Meander Line Of Florida
Property Is Threatened
By New Bill In Congre
’ ’'
declared that persons who Jn n nnd
ure interested in the tdiore irnds in
Florida, "should be exorcised that
their interests might be fully pro
tected."
Amendments have been suggest
ed to the bill, Mr. Johnson ex
plained, protecting the state’s
Ol’FN ALL NIGHT
FIR ST
N A T IO N A L B A N K
ttftW U U . K U
Sanford. Cafe
12.*, W. FIR S T ST.
GROVE
"Amid Majestic-Pines”
B e a u tifu l - R e fin e d
- R e s tr ic te d
THIS PU1CE.TAG ON SUCCESS
You can have success, too, if you are
willing to pay the price.
Work, study and regular saving have
done it for others.
The same prescription will do it for
you.
. £ •'
/Ml
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SANFORD GROVE, Inc
K.C, M IL L E K , Pret>idt'iitFir«l Nulitaiul Ibtnk Uli|K
�mm
___—v* Wll
Harding on Tuesday
the Town Hall
Charge
members are rehear*i
a play andI on-nearly every
afternoon 1
go lo r a hi
stop for a they
camp-fire supper
way. ’
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UV*
Wl
Thursday ' after, spending som
time .at tlie Orange and Bine!
Hotel.
Mr. und Mrs., John D. Page
arrived
by motor on Sunday fron
Edwurd Kingsbury of Indian
apolis, lnd., has been a recent guest J as par, Ala., to spend several day
at the Orange and Black Hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diets.
while looking after his property
interests in town
Mrs. Liixio Fitch, Mrs. Gari-ii
town.
El well and Miss Fannie Fitch re
turned on Wednesday from a tou
E. U. Searcy on
to St. Petersburg.
« the First
°> banford,
Mrs. Salina Bsrlow is entertain
ing
Mrs. Irn Cobc from New Yorl
.. Mr. ami
end Mrs. Orrin
f
Clark of
and Mrs. George Cobe fron
Sanford, Maine, who are spending city
tho winter a t t!)c Orange and Boston, Mass.
Black Hotel, have returned from
a tour to Sarasota. Bradenton, ■Mrs. J- Henry Mcnick attend©
and St Petersburg.
, the reception given the Auduboi
Society by the Woman’s Club o
Winter Park on Friday and wa
Mrs. J. B. Searcy, who hus been also
a guest nt tho AuHuKn" tun
convalescing w ith friends in San
ford has returned to her liomo on
Greenwood Lake.
Floyd Lnltuc, a traveller around
the world who has spent the sea
son with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
a n d Mrs. F. J . Mnttoon in Longw o o d , returned on Tuesday to his
* rsll "f
kid said
etwice
•a cirrus
its
Thursday night, U a^th IK '■
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* Engineer Diet* Is preparing es
tim ates fo r paring Church street
M___ '
. ' '
from East ~ •!.amk o -Avenue
to «a
Ihc
railroad, also fo r aklewalka on
Molinar, W arren and Lake Streets.
_ ----The anpual meeting of the Civic
League was held on Tuesday .af
ternoon when the following of
ficers were elected: president, Mrs.
L. S. Kingsland,* first vice-presi
dent, Mrs. F. C. Slade, second vicepresident, M rs, F. J . , Nlemeyor,
treasurer Mrs, J . A- BIstlinc; sec
retary, Mrs. C. B. Searcy; execu
tive committee, Mrs. E. E. Hardy;
libary committee, Mrs. Fred Rang
er, Miss Elsie Dunbar, Mrs, II. W.
I .odor; entertainment committee,
Mrs. J. A. BIstlinc, Mrs. William
Green, Mrs. Henry Diets- Reports
were read by the various officers
and committees.
Itnfcrtiicts of ctiurtfi& sriii bOCii\
workers to be held In Sahfbrd on
Tuesday, Match 18.-* F Iw new
members w e * admitted to mem
bership In th ^ L e a g u is Mrs. Battie Thomas, MraS Charles >1. Ma
thews, Miss . Beatrice Cobb, Mr*.
Cottingham, Miss M argaret Ma-
Better Than MiIePerY<
Gentlemen’s Night, given by tfti
Five-Hundred* CKib on' W ednesday
evening a t the Library was en
joyed by six tables of players, tho
hostesses being Mrs. Frank Elvfell,
Mrs. E. f
E Hardy,
Coffe and. doughnuts
were served a t the conclusion of
the games.
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A well attended meeting of the
Parent-Tcachcrr Association was
held a t the Lyman School on
Thursday afternoon when the
younger pupils gave a delightful
program of piano selections, alng'The condition of the treasury ing and recitations.
was reported to lie In excellent
condition.
It wns voted to give
Announcement was made of n
tho longue's portion to tho fund prise to-be given every month to
for improvement of Fwleration the school room having tho largest
Park, which was presented to tho representation of parents nnd
Federation two years ago, by each grand-parents a t tho monthly
member contributing a half dol meeting of tho Association. The
lar. Thirteen dollars and n half prise offered is a painting of "Old
ironsides."
huve already been raised.
.
!;"Frecklos’’ Dcvfno, 1-year-old Philadelphia swimmer, with the ei
It wns arranged for the mem
SL Petersburg—Third branch won for awlmrping 8 miles in three hours a t Bisrayne Bay. Fri
bers to nltcnd th i sessions of the post office To be established.
now wunts to swim the Engltih Channel,
ro eft. the
Ea
admirer,;
the npifvcrnl
dressinjx
ure thut
ft Stop Him From This
Safety
Strength
Capitalists and investors have long known that money placed on first
mortgages, on homes, is the safest of all investments. In the face gf
financial difficulties, ill health, fire, flood, or other form of adversity, men
and women will cling to their homes and sacrifice for them. T h e hpme is
the last asset from whicl^thev will part.
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T h e security back of installment loans is constantly increasing because
the principle sum loaned is constantly decreasing, while the entire prop
erty (or security) value remains under first mortgage until the loan has
been
fully repaid.
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t» 'Hi
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;in»y h i| mic« i , * i«t*i
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ftiuuiuvn new coiiuuver*; w.ui m 2 riluionul
tVnT.itttr nff with u smile nnd godft'right mi
i tbuui ii which In- i« t<> appear, in tin-
A right understanding of sound investment is as necessary today as ever.
T he principal factors governing investment are:
/. Safety (or Security)
2. Income (or Earning Power)
3. Availability (or Convertibility Into Cash)
ul!on J. Mouffhlon
a u c h it k c t
Mi->t Nnllonni linnk Hldjc
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Be Q u .ick .-B e S u re //j*
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. iig trt rc m c J y — tire l< * t m en know .
i • ■•imrvtli*tniillioii»nowciTir>loyit.
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H un t in a la x a tiv e ., B ro ro U c -lJ u ift111'- j
m t i n t t -toi. C cM s * to p in » 4 bourn, L« 1 f '
in } d a y *. T h e » y » t« n is c lfin c J anJ |
lin e d . N o ilu n g c o m |w re a w it h H U T*.
7 ,+ *
H r Su
T h e wise men want' absolute safety with reasonable income and a se
curity which can A L W A Y S BE C O N V E R T E D IN T O M O N E Y
W IT H O U T L O SS.
Prlcr30c I
AM QUININE
With porlfiii
Sri HON
BUFFALO
CLEVELAND
ERIE and
PITTSBURGH
Under State Supervision and Examination
210 East First Street
Tit rough Sleeping Curd
1a . S a n fo rd 1:05 p .m .. fo r:
A kron —M ondays n n d S u tu r
d a \ s.
Ttte.sdnyH.
ii ii
d—Mondays and
ays, March lli
DIRECTORS
Frank L. Woodruff. Sr
J. D, Davison,
C. L. Brill,
A. L. Betts.
It. A. Newmaq,
A.
R. Key.
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OFFICERS
Frank L. Woodruff, Sr
President
J. D. Davison,
* Vice-President
C. L. Britt
Secretary.
A. L. Betts,
Treasurer.
r
E. F. Housholder,
Attorney.
....
W. S. Hand,
W. W. C. Smith,
J. D. Chittenden.
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D E P O S IT O R IE S
THE CALDWELL CO,
FISCAL AGENTS
bets, Reservations, d c<
from
C. AI.V, T. A.. A. C. 1
Station.
Phone 68-J
DIRECTORS
*
W. j C. 'Hill,
_ — V i. , J. . 1
Joe Cameron, .
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B. F. Hpusholdcr
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‘Ear t.'VUO
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HERALD. WEDNESDAY* MAHCt'
T if E S A N r a
W A N T A L t. K A T E S
.Cash In Adraqee
, ,,»*-■ • '
ads. will be received
WANTED, a t. once for Sanford, CUT FLOWERS for'salc. CalenduCHEVROLET
Dem-Jqu Chevrolet Co.. Inc.
Man to open and operate Auto- .]*«, sweet/ pea* and other cut
Tenth and Sanford Ave., phono 768 mobile Carbon Removing K errite flowers, 26c per dozen, r; Phone
Station. No burning or arlda used.
REEL A SONS
Thirty minutes service, 25 cents
Yon Drive 1 L '
per cylinder. Requires Investment 61-A—Miscellaneous Ex
W. Myrtle and 2nd 8 L a t R. R. of about 8200.00. Address W ntd
change,^,
& Stafford. 288 N orth Drnch S t ,
D aytona,.Fla. : ,
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REALTORS and Brokers shopW
carry * complete list o f their
RELIABLE cqlprrd woman want* best offprint* In the clasaified.colpine* ns cot*. Call 801Vi W. .0th nm i dally.
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^OD CE BROTHERS DEALERS Street*' Second Floor. ►
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SELL GOOD USED CARS
05— S p e c ia ls a t t h e S to re s
33—Help W anted ,»lalo
to proper classification.- r • 7
, I f an erro r Is made The Sanfttid Herald -will bo responsible
fo r only one Incorrect insertion,
the advertiser fo r subsequent
Insertions. The office should be
notified Immediately in case of
error.
.
TO ADVERTISERS
A
H erald •Representative
thoroughly fam iliar w ith rate*,
roles and classification will
g|va yon complcto Information.
And if Too .wish, they will
assist you In wording your
A dvertisers should give their
stre e t o r postoffico address as
>w£ll ns th eir phone num ber if
H>ey desire results. About one
reader out of a thousand has
'a . telephone, and the others
can’t , communicate w ith you
unless they know your address.
‘ - All discontinuance MUST be
.made
m ad* la person a t The ’ San
ford Herald office o r by let
te r. Telephone diacontlnuancce
.are not valid.
Courteous.-. P ro m p tlE fflc Ie n t
»
Service.
^—Announcements
Ik—Personals
SUFFERERS of heart trouble. Angirl* Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
Hath Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
wjjl gladly toll you free, how you
.-an get quick and lasting relief,
without using drugs, medicine or
■arums. Address R. V. Walden, Box
1356, New Haven, Conn.
TO—Lost and Found
1024,
1021
1028
1024
1922
1022
SS^Lotg for Sale
FIi t E l01*1 “"d **0
Kosclnnd Ucight?
BUNGALOW
HOMES
New five room Stucco Bunga
low
on
"Term s to Some People’
STENOGRAPHER p a rt tlmo ten
per week. Good opportunity. Ad
dress Postoffico Box 074.
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc,
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Corner Oak and Second St.
U
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. V Phone 3
good colored
W A N TED V - Two _____
chefs a t oncei nt tbo Sanford
Cafe. .125 W, F ind St. Must bo
experienced cooks—good at short
order work.
. . .
priced.
Beautiful six
room
15—Service Stations— Repair
Ing ’
-WANTED! •
6000 Squeaks
W ell take ’em out and
ABSOLUTELY F R E E .
Monday and Tuesday,
- Feb. £2 and 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
wood floors,
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN '
SM • * 7
Only producers w nnted We have
GOLD medal fountain pen lost
II. COWAN—All kinds
v 'a n d leather folder, containing JAMES
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work.
address,
n u u iv H A . personal
,* " 4n u n iii cards
e a r n s nnd
a n il ssuch.
uen.
W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
Lost Friday night nt 'or near Ar
Avonue
and Third Street. Tele
mory. 'Reward. Address, Donald
phone 111.
R. Parker, Webster, Fla.
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
LADIES’ gold wrist wutch, color
Cement work, sidewalks, build
ed silk baud, Monday night, front ing blockn, Irrigation boxes, J. R.
MRano Theater. Finder return to Tcrwilleger, Prop.
L Vihlnn or Phone 3202.
LOST: Between Highland Ave nnd
want to sell
^downtown I green handbag with vertiso daily or
gold rim glnsscs, money and t o i l e t -------------------articles. Finder return to Dull 25— FIoriHtfl.
Hardware and receive reward.
---- ---------------STEWART THE FLORIST’’
Flowers Air all occasions.
R14 Myrtle. Phono 2C0-W
BUSINESS PROPERTY!
E ither on Sanford Ave,
Organization Dieorpuruted
Phonc7<J
IV—Employment
32—Help Wanted—Femnle
DIANA
Moon — D iana'Sales and Service STENOGRAPHER, part tinu
net* w eek.
G oimI o p p u rti
208 W. First St,
Phone HI7
Addle** P. O Rox 1171.
8. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
NASH
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Rive
W. F irst St.
Phone 617
CHRYSLER
CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
411 W. 1st 8L
Phana 692
R. W ,- LAWTON. Realtor
Phone 743.
Mcisch Bldg.
CLOSE IN
58— Household Goods
Our liitinga can nut he
excelled
HU ITT-CH17TEN DEN
REALTY CO.
IIIGGINS-SM1TH-WIGHT, INC.
A
P
n n l f <\l-a
Realtors
nnd Palm etto Ave.
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C /S N
FOR HALE—Five room house on COMPLETELY furnished liungi
lot 111x117, on Kim Avenue.
low. Terms. Telephone U28-M
Room for another house oil thl*
property. $5500. Part cash. bul-.
unco monthly.
.t h a t
ChV ciOLL-V
T H A T t> A ’
P R E T T .N
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t> O e t^ -
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jt^ * ,.r s o w
"TOO ^JIT RiC«HT
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OC>WN AVAJj ^>tP4C, J
**T F O R H E / »
FARMS!
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We now hnyo several l ayers for
Sanford celery farms. If you wish
to null you farm , drop ii» a pout
card, or call ua on the phone sno
we will see you for particulars.
SANFORD REALTY CO.
••
Ball Bldr.
HDN-«
NEW SPANISH STUCCO
RUNG A LOWS
On Mellonville Avenue aad
Eighth Street.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
f
OCCUPANCY
lliillt in a substantial inunucr
Six room* und breakfast room,
screened porch anil open pun |it
hardwood floors, hot water
system , roomy, closet*. Rrp
resentatlvos at the property at
all time* to show you through
these beautiful home*.
WILL sell my corner lot on Mellonvllle Avenue at quick sale for
31000, npply Owner, Box 4.71, Sunford, Fla.
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FOUR lot* in W oodruff's subdiv
ision, cheap. W. L. Davis, San
ford nnd Gcnevu Avenue*.
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FOR SALK—Corner lot on M ag
nolia Avenue, also lot adjoining.
$2flou each, iiiuhL have equity tn
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PU R N I8 HEI ) modern five room ca<>h. llox 125 Herald,
hoitse, double garage, close hi. MUST GO NORTH, have 6 'Iota
Address “ Owner” 504 West 8th St.
tn sell. One fine htndnesa lot.
A
bargain if sold this week.
MODERN HOMES ,
•L D. H. Sanford Herald.
Spanish design bungalow, cent
rally located. Well locuted houses, •TWO LOTS in W ard’s Addition i»
apartm ents, or home *ite*. with all
laiko Helen. 60X110. Betwoci;
Impnrtvment*. Prices uml term* ( two lakes mid faces city park.
l evy tnasonuble.
17 full grown ordnge trees. Price
$i.'»uo take* them, tn u goml b’nyA. P. CONNELLY S HONS
jer. Owner lottvln«s*<yWn. Box 77
Cor. Second and Magnolia
It are of 7’he Herald.
By GKOUGE McMANUS
tT O V C R
H e - , t^ E u .e V E
tea Y \ * o PAORE.
L>1.U'V
4<NOV *T*4lt>
to
*6*4^1 (
S t—Houses For Sale
89-i-Wnntod—Rent fcstule
$1000 BUYS my T-room . open
bungalow, balance easy, portly
FOR SALE: $500 Cash will buy furnished, two car garage, corner
my bungalow on Magnolia Ave., Franklin^ nnd Laurel Sts. C. A.
having 8 room* and buth. Luc a tod Butterfield, 112',i Turk Ave.. phone
near South Hide School. S. 1). II.
Care of Hcruld Office,
A t Mr*. C. F. Cuolc
Paula. Flu.
B r in g in g u p f a t h e r
' Under.... cauztm ction. new.
'Spanish atuceo^nouse, ’ \even
room.%; garage and . servants
quarters: Corner Magnolia
nnd Spurting. Easy term s.
Will be ready fo r occupancy
about F ebruary lnt.
Now- Spanish type house;
six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvillc Avenue; easy term s.
New Spanish stucco bungnlow in San Im nta; easy
term s.
■-a
Ixits 3. 4 and 5 Block 16
Ticf t ; corner of Sanford
Avenue and 15th st. $100.00
per front foot for quick sale.
Eaay term s.
Lot 20, Block 8, San Lauta;
price $2,000.00.
. •
i - LOOK AT THIS!
Black Hammock Celery land.
Gan you 'b u y 'S h y this cheap?
T his special price-for shott time
o n ly ." Lota nhraber 241. 242. 243,
244 In tho SWV* of section 1-21-31
Semi nolo county. 1U mile from 2
railroads and payed rosil.
Surrounding lands much higher
and making big Jmoney in truck.
Price $8,000—Tcfnis $5,000 Cash,
balance 1-2-3, years ut 0 per <*nt
interest. Title Is clear, no incuinbcrance and 1925 tax is paid.
Drive out and look »t this land,
talk to the surrounding owners.
Relievo you will find that tins land
ia quoted a t three to four hundred
dollars per acre. Addresa
ROBERT E. ELI,18
P. O: Box 332 Fort Myers. Ha.
81—Houses For Sale
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FOR HALE:
1 tufrigerntor, lurge size. 1
dining room table and chain.
J huffet, 1 library table, 2
nmull table*. 3 rockers, 2 stu f
fed *Yhulr*. 2 bed stead*
spring*, miittressett. I screen
ed curhoard, pictures. 1 leath
er ruiich, i small rug*.
BOOTH and GIBBS
Park und Second
■?
Priced to Sell
3 acres with rottn'»<', S.r,,fttq
5 acres. Iiquse and barn $6,000
10 acres, 7 acres cleared $85011
10 acres, new house nnd hum
$12,000
Bee J A S . A* JOHNSON
’
112 W. First St.
• l.ra jy saUimI' ■> -
LOTS. HOUSES AND
W. P. CARTER
Room 230 Meisch Building
MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOTS
on .Htighey St. at Bargain
Prices,
BEL AIK LOTS
On Mellonvillo Ave. smoug-t
large oak*. Price will *nrpn*c
you.
>••
VALUES
PROPERTY FOR LEASE
FOR PURE bred Rhode Island
eggs. Call 2412.
with South Exposure 12,700
* * Terms to mjH L . \ MAYFAIR I.OT
ciirnur Union Ave nml Kltidt
b tre e t.' v $4,000 Term* Raiy
87— Acreage for Sale
WAREHOUSE
W fLLYS-KN IG HT and Overland.
Jr. and M. Motor Co., Park and
CVrnimerdnl.
WANTED—Cashier, 108 Palmetto
Avenue.
fil— M iscellaneous
8 EMINOLE IIUDHON-ESSEX
INC.
COLORED GIRL WANTED td FOR SALE—Sweet pens, nnd oth
203 Oak Avenae
caro for. child in afternoon. Good
er flowers. Also b u tter and
,
Phone 41
pay. Call a t 1112 Myrtlo Ave.
eggs. John Jones, lleardtill Ave. >
V °U
The price is RIGHT!
w aiting for.
1*1ANO wanted to rent, 007 So
1jiu re 1 Avenue.
floor covering for
DISHWASHER, to room und hourd I I.EXO—Fine
hath
or
kitchen*.
14 yard*,- 3(1
nt hotel. Apply to Mr*. Warner, inches wide. $3.(Ml. Address,
Mr*.
Valdez Hotel.
M. .Martin. 318 Magnolia Avenue.
THI*> S O N G F lR V T .T H F tN
On F irst S treet Extension
This is what you hnvb been
81— Wanted—To Rent
DARK Burred Hock pure bred
eggs per setting $2.50 and $6.00.
See Mrs. John Diehl. Mellonvillo
Avenue. City.
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
en tubs for washing celery*
F. F. DUTTON & CO. .
•
SAN LANTA L ttt
The term s nro RIGHT!
18—Horses, Cattle, Vehicles i
FOR SALE: Cow Pea*, Velvet 82— B u s in e s s P r o p e r ly
Beans, Cotton- Seed, Uilnxi und >
Seedsmen. Augusta, Gn.
TWO IDEAL homesiie, sixty f1(0l
frontage on park in Fort xuil*
Subdivision In view of lake s f t j
1
"eek. good t m u n p .
ers. Address H B Box 12° 1m
wood, Fla.
.
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
HOUSES
55— F a rm nnd D a iry P r o d u c ts
.
$ U 5 0 Each. Turnu
*
C. H. PEARCE
00 i West 2nd, of Baomt}-, Storc
Masonic Bldg.
27—Professional Services
*.
DODGE
"ARE YOU OLD AT THIRTY" Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
F IV E ?’’ Take Chiropractic ad
Pleasure cere and Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd S tre e t
Phone 3 justm ents nnd get back that peppy
feeling, th at you should have.
SANFORD BUICK CO.
Phono 4H2-J for un appointment.
Dr. W. E. MacDougntl.
218 Magnollar Avenue
Phono 867
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
HUPS—MARMONSL’ngravlpg, Embossing. See ti»
first. We do It. Phono 4I7-W
8anford Automobile Co.
1 , 206 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137 R. R. Ave.-Commercial St.
\
0
r
No. 1J8 , „ j
double garage.
II—Automobiles
t S' LINCOLN — FORD — FORD sTTn
Edward Higgins, Inc.
t
Copjmcrcial & Palmetto. Phono 331
IN FRANKLIN TERRACE
76—rFarms for Rent
40—Poultry and Supplies
In Pinehurst. On
r TWO J.OTS
OWNERS
TRACTOR SairloS, clearing plow
Reasonable rates. Lincoln He
ing, disking and stre e t'g ra d in g Inga and clicntei is the best. I t
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Let us do your subdivision. M. M you are a salesman and want to
mnke permanent connections, where 68— R oom s Without Board
Lord, Route A, Box 216.
your son-ices will be appreciated,
18— Business Service Offered nnd your Incomo unlimited. Ad- f)NE front bedroom, tw in lx
dress Box I)-100 care Herald, for f ircp|nfP. Apply 411 Park Avi
an in ten-low.
' ------ » --------- *■ . ------------ -- Senford Stovo & Furniture Co.
321 E. F irst Street
We carry a full line
ir prices are right. Cash or
rms. Wo w ant .your business. 37—Situations Wnnted—Male
ATTRACTIVE large room, twin
bods, $40 per month.. N cnr F o r
rest Lake Hotel. Call 571-J.
results. Advertise those old a r
ticles you* have stored away and
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
have no use for. A little thirty- Sanford’s most bomo-Uke ho
cent ad may bring you several tel; located on corner Magnolia
LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre- dollars. Phone 118 and a repre Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
ness section. Open all year,
scriptlons. Drugs, Sodas. We sentative will call and see you.
j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr.
are as near you as your phone.
38— Business Opportunities
Phone 485
Call 103.
One Lot No.
V ;
AGENTS WANTED, not reale- 86— Wnntcd—To Buy
stato. Something new, experi
ence unnecessary’* big profit,.C all SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA
between B:30'nnd 7 P - M. n t 402
We have N orthern buyers for
Onk Ave.
real bargains.
LITTLE and. CLAYDEN
4 Ball BuUding,
i 67—nooms With Board
;
Spanish
type stucco bungalow, hard
For Sale By
* 'i * • 4••
THE BALL HARDWARE.
BARGAINS F o n l
McCALL A FOX
REALTORS
PH ON E 7*5.
Turms..
A COMPLETE STOCK
R-W GARAGE HARDWARE
_• £- fare uf
Reasonable
35—Snlenmcn nnd Agent*
LOST—Pair of eye glnsscs. Finder IB— Building—Contracting
pleuye return to llcrnld office
and receive rew nrd,.
.SANFORD ROOFING GO. Tile
roofs built pp roofa. Re-roofing
LOST—-6ms 11 Ua Uwr earn pie case, over old roofs. •Leaks repaired. Es
contain* receipt hobk and tain* timate* free. Satisfaction guaran
Iffle. Finder please return to tne teed. Onk Ave, nnd 3rd St. Phone
Herald office. Reward.
111.
11—Automobiles For Sale.
Close in on Palm etto Avenue.
Eastern exposure. 5 "room s and
tath . Price for neat few days $0700
easy term s.
Eastern exposure lo t in Pine
nurst 11000; Cash $800. Balnnce io
8100 rW 1
°ne lot*] »lmetu,
at ,";
n H
Sanford Avenue, near
Genova Avenue.
AGENTS W ANTED - Not real
estate. . Something new, experience
unnecessary; Big profit. Call be
tween 6:30 and 7:00 P. M. At 402
Oqk Avenue._________________ _ _
Hup Touring
Dodge Touring
Essex (4) Touring
S ta r Touring
Overland Touring
Ford Touring
"V
THAT CAH T
UOt>tjtCiL.T D E
the.
7
to ts c j - cr
¥ 1 ^ /4
COUNTRY Cl.l'B
T b rse.iq ile from Sanford. NU
ting twenty flvq Pft rtn1,
PRICE 10.000. .
One thiixf Fixh. O'”1 third^,V
nually.
In te re s t 8 l - r
i*»ruU(,n
I. s
l‘
�•V nr 22, following a v K t to TnmI t i from Havana. Ten
K i u will meet the vliltora and
rhrv will be taken to S t Petemi or»
n luncheon,' a fte r which
they will be brought here.
DAYTONA BEACH — “Before
breakfast’’ thieves operated here
wh«n ten early, morning thefts
fHENEBBS
I’M A LUCKY G(J?
weocn-iY *th5 d o
, / GOOD <VDRMiNJS>
/ VAJUJLtAM5 _ONLYr
Give Me iJA te THE
6 0 0 0 WG'.-'S TUS
MbRvJiMG _ SAoe
V
TMe’Res.T pcw
/ \ after dimmer /
AX MS AMO t
oke a
Birthday
f
m a il .
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THROUGH.. GETTER
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MI0UCK
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TUI£• MQRMIKJ&
AnJ d MCR€b A
TECESffAM^OOSr
C5M E iM
Ipated. (hnt he would restore her son to
hen be her. He had “charged" $100 for
n loaf, his work, the mother charged. She
jjmvc him the $152. which was nil
r*B*T^! Tallahassee— Masonic Lodge- beL for ing raxed, to make way for new,
5mina*:a,iodem structure.
^
California Man Is
LCgrieti BB ** r
B v Martin
-\F \ UiWY
SATS WHVCH?
WEVL.EO OE
LAW SAKES-
L-, TEtUN6G device combining tho midiron, drivriM'J- ing Iron, putter, mnshlo and nibw com- |ick.
i nsnu- 1 The Examiner today prints the
ondlb’- story of the invention, the idea of
id been Father Alphonsus Gnvin of Gold&r while fie|,],
field Nev..
Nev., the inventor’s thought
bon m>r cium. nfter a hard game on a hot
[ showed day In which Father Gavin was
[Willinm hardened by n heavy hag full of
fury dc- j»olf clubs.
K*t>* hR'* The new club is like an ordinary
Palmer r luh except the. head is affixed by
means of a device that perm its it
to be turned nt an angle simulbambers taneously.
3nd .'it.
-------------- -------------- u joint- West ‘Palm Bench—West Palm
1'mlarr* QC]iCh G n s .r o ,'w ill extend gas
relation. mull]* to Lake Worth.
P March
w o r s t s ANYTHING * WOW YO \S TAV.V0N
THROW S- \E AH J t S HVTS 5b\-OM*> AU
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MB CANNOT PROVIDE YOU WiTH A
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fASPes. OATES IS G O ING T o
lT SA LESM A N— H E A L R E A D Y
5R6D THAT T H E B E S T W A Y T L
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IN KB ESTATE of A. W. W-Khen,
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I n t h e C Co ou unnt tyy ‘O t o * m i m i d # I n
'
Senfnrd, Bemlnole Cowmy. F lorida.
deceased.
», Die- w ithin tw elve m onths fro m th e J e t s
To all Creditors, I
t r l b u i e e a . a n d a l l l 1*
C la im s o r
D em ands
r . 'f
* „■*. f ■_ Admin let r* to r of
E s ta te :
h e re to ?
Tou, anil en rh of r<
notified and renw ired I
kepg Of LpgiBlnturo Ayr
y o Urge States Of Country
" ■Not To Commit TnemselveH
To Rebate Inheritance Plan
>ni nny
A. W .
W ATHEN
th e
E s ta te
of
D eeeM ed.
Publish one a weak Bulimia.
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL
,
COHPANT
r
JACKSONVILLE, Mnrch JO.—
The country has not heartl the Inst
of the movement to 'e ffe c t repeal
of the Federal inheritance tax. In
reality Urtn fight (a juxt beginning
according to the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce, and the
nfcxt few months probably will
witness a determined move t« have
tha.courta past upon its constitu
tionality.
A committee of speakers of
state
legislatures meeting
in
Washington Saturday issued n re
p o rt urging legislatures throughn u t-the country not to take steps
th a t would permanently commit
em to the Joint Inheritance levy
an udder which states bbtaln n
“ bate. Under the law as amend. states are perm itted, a rebate
of as much n s.e ig h ty percent of
the total collected by trie federal
government.
Speaker Hugh D. Merrill, p f.th e .
Alabama House, has declared he
will ask n special scsalon of the
NOTICE OF SALE
•ritft* h k m t r d t t o U u u
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U" ' i u ’rto'&WTI r t Ih* C n lttd Bril** tat IS*
S a n to a rto O U tri* to A la****. d rta d JWWW <•
1 nlrtiin o*wt *f o,*lc;"*5 • * * ' " tra*
si* outriH *r Ai*bu>*.
Jja“»'*•
Itritrtrt Oaurt to
Bauiham PUtrirt af
**iTiViei Own »f
Suddenly they were set down gently before a big gate-
a
3
,LO! Hellol Is th a t tlic
vherc tho Twins liveT"
—this is Nancy," replied
le girl, for It was she who
<wcred the telephone.
hello, Nancy!" said tho
T h is is Mister Itubadub,
he know whiit It ^ a s all about.
Indeed, even then he didn't
know exactly where they were gpIng, but suddenly they were set
down gently before a big goto,
over which they spelled out the
Words, “Scrub-Up Land.
Xh Uih u P ir tr ir t to
lo s e :
.
u u t f i n o w n »t
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J u tu j 4.
Alt tad rlnt.lir Uh millnr rtaafc bad tank
n r * (M l In tlu d U * aataaakU aa or a a r i t raS U lw l.
u>* tjrtwj •u,f* r®L
U w rtt* . datad Jm tut • S * b P » r» « l ■
tb* PnlU d St»t*» ta t IS*
All t a d itn s v ltr Ib t l«S b**u *>d M M to tU .
Owr»l», d itto J o v u r T.
1 *r>t«tiirt C M rt *t lb* u .ll* d S U M
W n ta n Uli if In *1 U t l t l t t t . 4 ,
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W itin n P U trirt *1 K m Tw b. d»
,Pl3 .!rW C « r t *f <h* W l r d S u i r i r t f l b .
W#»ierr. D litrlvt n f Yiorth CwvtlnB.
ur.‘3r*r^^1^-.tt^ s
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" i r i i u i r t ' l D 'u rl *t tb* I ’nH "1
F llU rn P ltlrU I *f a*tMl
dtW d J u w tO
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10.
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S ik -P a rM l ^
*nd In rin d n «P **«tS tt**W< M t f s
i tb* BUI* • ( Y lrpfnlni :x» . ’
1 m . l i r t r w n i i h . P o ll'd
W n t i n U Uirlct •< OoMib C *t*l!nt. <lt»d l » n « r r
as certain a tent suit will be one
. of the principal topics to be dis„ cussed a t the All Florida Congress
A i Palm Beach ApriJ' 0. ’ It Is
Tcnown th at Col. Knight hns been
Investigating the legality of the
/ law for several months and it is
■ regarded as a foregone conclusion
th a t before the Palm Bench con
gress adjourns a clean cut pro•V' gyam of procedure will have been
. nnopted.
Bradenton P oiiee
Aid In Search'For
Two M issing Men
Hilvcr Wing last, night hfter you
were In lied.' Como ns soon ns you
ran.
Good-bye.”
"W hat nro you tnlking about?
Why don’t you come?” asked
Nick, coming to see , what kept
Nancy so long.
NfAicy hung up the receiver
without answering and flew to the
big box under the stairs where
the overshoes wore keptShe banged hack the lid and
started to fish around and in about
three and throc-qautcr seconds she
held up tho two pairs of queer lit
tle shoes that wero famous for
their adventures.
"H urry!" was nil she said, p o p
ping down on the floor where she
was nnd untying her little leather
shoes and putting the other ones
on.
'And not until Nick hnd done
likewise and felt hiuself being
whisked right out through the
closed front door nnd down the
road llko n lightning express, did
IN N E W Y O R K
$ # ' SA W IN G
In- that he wip)’ going
sedan
..... ..tv lor n sh o rt tlfno,1 lie
wna mentally well Mfhen ho left
homo, tht poiiee wore told by the
grief a^tlrken bride. *
Young McCracken's dimptiraranie wuh dlfeovercd early this
'morning. An Investigation of qis
room revealed thot >11 of his per
sonal belongings hud bum taken.
He was n school student, but had
not attended since December of
»--» yd-*-
h - y l t i , dCntirCfl nilt of
class without Informing Ms par1 PoRco In nearby cities have
hten usked to uusist In Iho renrch
for the missing parties.
FIDDLERS aI
t
N£}V YORK, Irarch
Scat
tered. notes from an afternoon’s
mm bio:
* '
i-*4
’ tw o mltlgels fi'mn n ncnrlsy museem carrying on a courtship at
Forty-second slreet nnd Broadway
.. .The traffic drowns thielr tipy,
piping voices. ..A crowd begins
to gath er___ "Ain't tbut ion cute"
----- Tho crowd becomes a small
mob.....: The midgets, nqw quite
flustered, are buried among n
mass of legs und finally emerge,
hand in hand, bravely negotiating
the perils of the street crossing T
I’Brudcs of girls wearing gaily
colored goloshes Hint match their
ga(ly colored ruincontN__ tiny
j.pots of vivid red and green in the
drab masses milling through the
rnjft.....b.
Tho Dark Avenue Hotel, once
the Center of fashion and now in
to the soap-hand, nnd wiping tho
other one dry on his apron b o he
cnuld shake hands with Mr visitors
"1 though you’d be along about
now.
It doesn’t take the MagicShoe-Express long to travel. No,
nlr! I eerlainly am glad to see you.
Rut come right in.
I ’m a nice
one to keep you standing here nil
day.
Come right in to Scrub-Up
TauhI nnd meet my friends.”
The Twins followed the fairyman through tho gate and along
n little path between some brushc*, and at last they came to a nice
little house with a front porch.
On the front porch was a wnshing tub and all around on hooks
hung brushes and scissors and
combs of all kinds and b I z o s . On
a shelf within easy reach stood n
row of cans and bottlesIt
looked sort of like a barber shop
nnd sort of like a laundry nnd
sort of like n dentist office, for
there was tho big chair and every
thing.
"I'm getting the wood people nnd
meadow people nil cleaned np so
they can go to the 'Lnnd-WhereSpring-Is*Coming,” ’ said Mister
Rubnaub.
(To Bo Continued.)
(Copyright, 11120, NEA )Skv*ice.)
R ingling P lanting
Many Citrus Trees
I n W est Florida1
M |ItTQNt Mu*-. 10.—As nnnlher
way include eighty acres of gripes,
thirty acres of paper shell pecans
nnd thirty acres of blueberries
whilo sixty-five acres are being
devoted to Irish potatoes.
H arry Lambert, of Cornell Uni
versity, a poultry specialist, ban
been engaged to take chnrge of the
poultry departm ent nf the jirojoct
nnd 4,000 white leghorn chickens
are expected to arrive within tho
next week.
The poultry section
ns now planned will have *10,000
lnylng hens.
. \
One person out
*Vnda is n full-time
the limelight because—so it is State University.
charged—someone staged a nude
dance during n bachelor’s smoker
....... Umm, is-there anything new was a dance by "Little Egypt" ..
It
under the sun ..This isn't the first Use your own imagination
happened thnt a certain reporter
one-time fashionable hotel to feel tried to gel in nnd found tKc doors
the sting of scandal.
There was b arred -— He managed to get it
fur instance, the famous rase of police captain excited nnd the scan
tho Hotel Brunswick
In its day. dal thnt followed is still laughed
nothing tw p b ritzier than the about over the highhnllB in bache
Brunswicki---- But down in the lo r'g ath erin g s___ But a t tho time
Bowery there was ono Billy Me- it all but ruined Sherry.__ He shut
Glory, whb had made a Regular up his plncc for a time and re
"butter nnd e g g ’’ frail*___ Billy opened in n new location
didn't see why his money shouldn't
Which reminds me that I have
i?uy his Wpy Into any place his n notice from tho present day
fancy dictated.... They snubbed Sherry's that snail arc the gas
him at the Uichmnn.... “ very tronomic rage ...For year* France
well,” said BIHy pnd bided his has considered snails a grand deli
time
A ballroom vvns retained I cacy but the American palate
through subterfuge and before shied ut the very suggestion... But
anyone realized \yhnt was up the ns the chef remarks, "E et cez nil
place was filled with painted wom the way zey are feex"._.....Now a
en nnd n motley crew of men, who snail dish with a certain piquant
all but tore too place dow n.. .. pauce is in great dem ands....
Within a 'f e w yenrs the social I Broadway Note: Large wads of
glory of the place had fled.. ...
| money are now referred to as "big
And there wan the famous Bnr- butter rolls" in hoior of tho butnum Seeley p arty at Sherry’s
. 1i ter
_______
... men who are presumed
and egg
Seeley had inherited qu|te a hit to have them,
of the P. T. Barnum fortune He
—GILBERT SWAN
threw n big bachelor party nt (Copyright, 11)20, NEA Service.)
WASHINGTON TUBBS II
Tu b b s , m ot onln pip that s to e g
ibND TbyBi <N, 1
HISS ASHToN. I
nAve a surprise:
.
A deineuigahlr truck limlv, whleli
ran be 11fit <1 fnmi the citiissis ef
the (ruck anil esirir/l iibuut, to
gether with Its-freight, bus been
Invented,
F or him .
D£AL PROUe HOUR KUtN W.6HTAU1vf ,
UNPMUNCi UNAifW. AN0 UUSGUlSHNCVS,
\ 2*or IT MvAOC O'JLR $50,000 TOR
\ SIC — <*50,000 I VJOUUWT HAMCvif /
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ER 11ENRY
FORT MYERS, Fla., March
(VP)—The Florida fiddlers are nuw
a fter Henry Ford. He had no
rooner arrived, for a vacation then
there was a recital by an old litre r
for llenry, Mr, Firestone and Mr.
Edison.
^ ‘p u t f r t ' c m t t *f lb* Ib ilu d f i l t i n SjTL-Ul
r a tu r t ) p lilr ta t *t Soulh' C t/»l lo t, Ottfcl J i o o u j
I,
H r,in . ip p o lo lri I M l I U u t* f bj
tb . P m * ,. * ll| Mil *1 Mjbitf tu rtlo n u Ih . blfb
M b ld d ii t r b lild tn . on tb* p r.ra lw . to h* told
a t n r i j . i t Ur, t id e , of Ih* T t u ln U d r o U n ,
C b tn in l I'oropin, (tw n ln u n s M tin C o n p u tl.
brwon , i N t 1 1 Ibrulb T n l f lb B l M , la lb ,
d tp . of lU d in u n il, B u t. of V lrjln la, t i I t
•V k x b la U* fortnoMi iL titr m BUr.dtrd T trorl.
on r t l i l t r . March 5 B. 1 0 2 0 . tb . orot>»rtlM
*M t u r n In Ih . I W t n d w trlb M tod tb*r,lrj
dltM U d is b* paid, t u t . , I f :
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All *nd iin r u l.r Ih* p to p n tM *nd tiM tertif
tnrt t U n n n
t n .1 dMcriotlon, t b n n o n w
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r u n in d la tb* u l d tiK lIU ri h u h , tin t,In
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U te ri,tra l, a t U n h lrb II or U » f t r . rntUUd. . l i b
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lu la l. u * ,U trr wltb *11 otb*r p ro p ,ill,,. pnictoU,
w rl* h u to Ih* prMHd* tb rru rf, d ltrc lrd ro T y *
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Jr
C r t l Is Uw DfciM . In ' ( t i t h i f r fo n t • tiitin i.
tu t,ju t, l u n u . to lb* *ff*ot of lb* toailnuKl
tp o n llo a of lb* burla*** b f ibo I b a l w i i i ptotbi*d In I h . Dtett*
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PARCEL O N I
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I n u t u t i U Itn d t. full? In d iw rU iu lirlr d u rrtbod
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i l t s t u In Ibo C m b i I oi of H ohhoii, lo t . MoblU
la d Montronoorf, In tb* BUI* of A ltb tu o : la Ib t
ronotu* of ttm ln o lo -.n d I i n n l , In Iho W n , of
f l o r l d l ; In tb* O n t l l i f of BUS. O itlh tro , Curb*,
f m l i , ItoK tlb, P o u rb o rtf. r o u r i l i , C itto ll.
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L a i l t i u a ; In tb* CVnmtltt of i m u , n u n fo r t.
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M IL l u u to d w *b*. In Uw t u t * of Kortn
C * n ) I u : In tb* CounUro of B u a f u l . O b * rl« M i,
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l b . S lit* af tbmm f V U in t: In lb . Oauntto* a f
U i a r r to d UhUb*. la th . m m of T w i b u u ; In
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of N r , T u b : In lb* C o u rtr «f lltw llto a . In tb*
BUI* *t Ohto: and p ro m f i af tb* u l* cl toad*
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Alltoto VI. »t lb* l i m n
f i n a l O n . Inctodn lb* t n p w t f n f i m f to asd
k rltS f d u o rtb rd In tb* Brlwdul* apptedad la nwl
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rillra td t. n i n l i . . i l l . t i l , , , . k m | , i . w tto n .
w tU , < v u r,,i. n i o n u . rigbto, llbtotlM . a r t,11MM. litrn l U n i. ant* nnd •■K nutM um a « b it* a , n r unto I t , to Ib* b w d n n b a,* d*Ktlb*d v n tn Iim nnd x t n l u b tts a ito f nnd ipt-M titoln* m to
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kiad • b i l n i w .1 tb* CtonpritT. M a ,U n l t i n
M to t a o l u to. In t a d to Iba. ttto * tn d * „ r ,
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w .r t i , *h**i tn d l U i W u n , H H rid H u n t* ti
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III
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9 1 DO *ndi M e r it tokwa ntbarnto* a u to d . 11
f*0*n*l
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bllnlnn tn d U tn u r ir iu to d C t o | H | . n M B *
t u n to B w lb C t n l l n t :
9 1 S *bu** to e * » lu l t(M k a t i n n t o i F to IU1M* C n n e , a i r i * .n i t o n to Y lrd n ln i
' 9 0 9 r i . r u to I Irik t o B ltM cifbaM T h UUm
Cm i h i j , a *Df>o(*rioB to A l t b r i u ;
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4 9 a b tn * to ataofc to O n t o C b aM M Ctoa*
snap, 4 au rv an lto a to K arih C n n lln t:
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O trvaratlu*. a a a rp u tU * . to I n n . ra n a irtr 0 0 0
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Ituud attbU U* SriU of Florid*I
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to t. of ib* f« tw ain * , tww * t f*na*rijt n M d U r t a
of U u C w n o f . M i d i , n I M
to n m d J a t add , S . I f lb* ktotoat kU acrid tor Puw l T n
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Nun* af Canaan?
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A w trlcaa YartlUtln* O t .
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B lrH lm b iw P it illlu r Oh .
S B .O S T .S # M t M l d r , . l t o b to b ril bid tor Pinal T i* abw
C a n * P w tlU u r C n ___ 1.
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PA RCEL FOUR
I r t i 'i ?
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t o l M tom b Uitraar u It Inclodad Ik P a ia rt On*: I
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enaz. 4 m o p a n lto a a f K * n k C a a lla a t
I arid Pan
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PARCEL OIX
to to n 1 H M , :
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n* Sw.iraj,
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w much t u r n ! t l tr* lo e tu d la lb* BUU of
IndU an, bin IncludIn* *11 a f Ib* rlf b t, Ull*.
cltlw in d In U ru l *1 Ib* T n u l u . Ow > , 0*1,10
*nd th* C u p n o f In and I* Uw M t nrocMda a f
lb* u l , tbCTuf . b n a a d u tn td * to d m f i w ad
o n d tt *nUr t r * n l* ri * f Ik* S«i»*ri*t C u r t far
A llta C u n tr . t a d l u * .
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ta f a w a l m y f i fw a a u tbnw L
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Mato to B U d aU M O uaa* O a a .
to m d H T to U t a
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vat.ua™ to YttoUdai
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la e tu d a tlh la i b t b u m of U W tU a a i
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mat, U n , a ta rta n U a a to T U d n lb t
1
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south
probably
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tion; fresh northw est
Land
A sso c ia te d P r e m F u ll
Lease* Wire
SANFORD, F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y .
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He’sPrexy.
T w e n ty P a * e s T o d 03-
*
j| Maine Pilgrims Impressed
6
With Resources AndFuture
O f F lorida Communities TO BE BAN
■M' ,] ■ I), . . I -I fcl, ’ V 5 F
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TECHNICAL POINT , Ik Used During The Year
For WON BY PONZI IN bor Highway Construction
do n s
Progress Made*?
FEDERAL COURT Fine
During Past 6Months'
R7w i
n
B on
d i ch
D itlriu, Attorney Not To
Insist • Upon Wizard Produring Business Records
Of Huge Land Syndicate
Show s
D c,la^ M ay
Lack Of Financial Backing
Causes Billy Gibson, Tun*
ncy’s Manager, To Refuse
To Allow Protege In Ring
Last Minute E ffortsTo Save Fight Fail
Cenl 01
System Now Paved:
Poor Management On Part
Df Promoters Is Charged
By Gibson In Stntcment
Kond
More Contracts A-e Signed
. ’"
,
,,
MnyOr- Funvnt Lake yesterday thousands df citizens of Maine had
received- a letter from Governor been following with keenest Inter
Ralpb .O. Brewster of Maine, thank est our pilgrim age through your
ing the mayor and the cltlscns of beouitfol land, and were keenly ap
Sanford for the hospitality shown preciative o f your courtesisa as n
tho governor and party of 160 distinct compliment to th eir much
Maine citizens during their visit lovrd state.
“I know .that I apeak tho senti
to Oua d t y last month. Tho let
ments of every member of our
te r tcad s, in part, as folows:
“My dear Mayor ta k e :
‘ party In expressing our profound
As we look out upon fields cov appreciation of your hospitality to
ered with two feet of snow It does us on our recent trip, and tha
not .seem, possible th s t few short pleasure which It will give u s ,all
dayn ago wo were Imsking under to see you and your associates up
your smiling southern skies, but here again In the north. Mrs.
we.have myriad and delightful evi Brewster and I are looking forward
dences th at such indeed was the with keon pleasure to • return of
fact. The state of Maine p!l- our visit a t Blaine Houso, where
rrim s have returned inspired by Maine houses Its governors amid
th eir vision of tho south and arc surroundings th a t contain historical
testifying most earnestly, In nub interest fo r cltlscns of almp,<tt
ile and private, In every com er of uverv state."
i ou may count with confidence
“You
the stale of Maine to the new spirit
‘ *ndly Interest
interest of our
of friendliness th at la abroad and npon th s friendly
to their very keen appreciation of citizens in ny projects you and
the hospitality and resources and your citizens m ay propose.
“Yery cordially youri,
future of Florida.
"Ralph O. Brewster.”
“ !}pon our return we found that
BUILDING
Local MenSaySanf
Is Faring Grea
Construction Ei
In History O f
Many N ew Horn
To B e B uilt
State BuildJngPe
Issued Show 250 P<
• Cent Gain In Te
,.T A*iPA, Flo., March 11.—More
JACKSONVILLE. Mftr. 11.—</?) ban $12.000 000 will he available
MIAMI. Mar. 11.—(d>|—U e k of
—Charles Phnai. charged by the this year for construction and.
financial backing on tho part of
federal government with iielng maintenance*of roadg and bridge* |
tho promoters caused "Billy Gib*
the-m ails to defraud, won a tech in this stnte, according to n r e - ,
soR" .Cenc Tunney’* m anager, to
ca" eff tho scheduled 10 ruund no
nical point In his resumed hoar- port submitted to the state road
T hat Sanford ia to e n jo ^
bout here Friday night
of the Ing this morning. “when Fm qris commUiongr. here ysstcrd.iv and Recently elected rrexy of Amer decislun
tho ffreatest building year in
with
W.
L.
(
Young)
.Strlbling.
published
today
by
Dr.
F.
A.
Poor,
assistant
l)ultcd
States
Dis
t into trict Attorney, announced th a t tho Hathaway, chairman. The cot»- ica’s ned-ciC baseball league—tha Tho niinuunreiugnt was mndc a t
its history was tho opinion exgovernment Would not'fntdut'upon nussion closed a two-day session Uteh-Idaho Class C. Nye, n prom 1 o'clock today.
>resfled today by a number pf
inent business nmn of Ogden, has
resume Ponxl producing the * records of last nichtMiami
business
interests
late
ocal business nnd profosaionung been .interested In tha diamond
business of tba Charpon Land Syn ,
on figures of January I, pastime. He hojies to sta rt the " ednesduy uftortioon and nil durnl
mon, who were nskctl to
dicate, which 1’onxi headed and In 11*2(1, the income this year wilt new circuit off on tho right -foot. In? Wednesday night made last
give their views relative to
minute efforts to save the fight
which he sold “units of indebted total almost $13,000,000. With the
what tho futUro had in stove,
but tho fact that the promote™
balance on hand of one and a quar
ness."
had taken all the advnnca seat sale
The Announcement was made at ter millions, and deducting 10 per
for Florida and for this city.
to pay for the huge stadium which
tbo opening 'o f the argum ent, set cent fur an emergency fund, there
Elton J. Moughton;' promlhas been constructed nt Hialeah
H. Paul by United States 'commlirioner will be available $12.*00-137.25, ncnont
arc h ite c t w as enthuslarttc ■
Park,
and
had
nothing
left
to
pny
eprcsrn- Carl Noble a t • bearing last Thurs rording to tho report.
over the prospects of a substantial
tho p u r m for tho fighters, made
day to determine whether Poii7.i
A report on accomplishment alto
building ora,' tho like of which, b*
it irnpoaribtu to do anything, ac
lopmcnts should produce the records of hia "ubmiltcd. shows developments In
said, has novar before been seen
cording
to
tha
statem
ents
mails
the
past
six
months
surpassed
any
isnimous btislneafi
A rthur Rich, Son Of Wealthy Prominent Farm er la Slain in Sanford.
today
by
buriqgsa
men
who
attend
Tho defense asked th a t the thing in Florida road department
>•’* full
Battle Creek Manufactu
And Turo Others Are H urt Mr. Mo ugh ton gave out figures
ed the Wednesday night mooting.
te sub- cose be continued and the com history, despite embargoes and
rer,
Will
Serve
Life
Term
WhcnMoskedMen Pay Visit on contCruction in Florida to showr :
other
delays.
Efforts
have
been
missioner
set
next
Tuosduy
momPromoter
Baugh
promised
to
mending
For Act Committed In 1025
To Home Of Herman Higby th a t the s ta r t of the year 1020, in
to the• Ing for the opening of the regular directed tow ard clearing and guard Sanford Furniture Company pav each manager *1,000 on signthis state, has been far better tnan
Ing and »6,000 on Mnr. 1. Tho
ing proposed highways. As n re
hearing.
Sets Local Precedent By rest
th a t rrcbrded during the same pe»(of
the
p
u
n
a
was
to
hnvo
ROYSTON,
Gn.,
Mar.
U
.—(ff)—
MASON.
Mich.,
Mur.
11.—(A*)—
sult
401
miles
of
road
has
boon
Ponsi
Is
charged
with
selling
mmft tec
Buying Eight-Page Section been paid todny but Promoter A rthur Rlrh, son of a wealthy Although the circumstances sur rlod of 1025. "Building and engi- tjj
political through tho mnlls “Units of In cleared and 135 miles lumi-surTncPreceding
Sale On Mar. 13 Baugh had nothing with which to
tile Creek m anufacturer, has rounding n gun battle here Tues noertng contracts awarded in
ed or prepared for paving, at a
dent by debtedness’* -In the Chnrpon Land curt
pay
when
the
titn«
arrived.
Gib
been
found guilty of criminnlly ns* day which resulted In the death of State of Florida during tho
of
$3,500,000.
Syndicate
and'
promising
200
per
convoke
W. W. C. Smith and E. C. Smith, son promptly refused to allow Ids naultlng tauise King, 20 yenr old t one man and the aorious wounding of January amounted to
cent
profit
within*
00
days,
which
Construction
wm»
begini
on'0,148
nan delman to fight and “P a" Strlbling co-ed. and . been sentenced to life of two othenv was still cloaked in 800. ncconiingto tho Fa W
in cun- the government contends could not feel of bridges at « cost of nearly who comprise the firm of Smith la Understood to have agreed.
m ystery today, fllwriff T. i i . Moss Corporation. This figure,
nation.il bo done with land owned by the SAOfl.nOO, bringing the total rost Brothers, Inc., local furniture deal • When the fight was first sched imprisonment.
expressed the opinion th at mem highest ea record fo r a n y '
for
this
kind
of
work
to
nearly
$4,syndicate.
The
verdict
.was
returned
late
ers. arc announcing the opening of uled it was not planned to build a
erely to
bers
of a b#nd which visited H et being 260 per cent above
500,000.
Tho
road
program
being
At the hcnrlng Inst Thursday
yesterday hv n Jury tn-circuit
a
furniture
sule
with
advertise
onnl cnman
L. Rigby, ■ farm er, bscatne 1925?’ Mr. Moug
stadium.
Tho
promoters
ware
un
Morgan Griswold, postal inspector, carried out is estimated to be val ment* covering a full cight-nago
coart, nnd Judge Charles B. Col.
Twelve million aorsn h
confused
and shot each other and
able
to
,<r<t
tho
Cora)
Gablea
stad
who made the complaint ngninst ued at $7,000,000,
Hngwood immediately announced
section of The Herald, in today’s
clghty-nlno thoumnd and
privilege Pontl. testified that under the
The commissioners admitted th at issue, and in doing so, lutve estab ium and had to erect nn amphithe sentence, refusing a motion for also wounded Rigby. •
ktion of Ponxl plan, It would he impossible only 29 per cent of the primary
aters thereby putting Into ths gen admission to bail or an appeal.
Tho dead m an lu Walton Adams, bundled dollars, or 49 per cei
1 it was to pay the 200 per cept and that n rood system hail been paved. This lished n merchandising method new eral expense what should have Wen Arrangements havo bean rompleted a well known farm er, tha wounded nil construction wax for r ts l.
I leaders, buyer would be entitled to run included completion of a highway to many merchants in this county. a capital investment. Manager Gib fo r the removal today of Rich to men are Blgby.vwbu was shot In tint purposed; |H,37:1,Miiy o r
cent was for public work*
The firm of Smith Brothers, Inc., son raid this afternoon.
ever the his pront tip to several thousand between Tallahassee and Jackson
the bCBt,>
I*00 Harrison* who jK-r
the state prison a t Jackson.
utilise* and-$8JIM,O0O, o r l l
also
krfts
s
trta
irty
wounded.
l<mmight dollars on p $10 investment within ville via Lake City; paving the gap began operations not quite five
"The who!* a ffa ir has been so
axsAUlt 0rented on tho Bat
ago, In a sjmnR stare a t the wretchedly managed th at I don’t tleTho
delesates a year’s time.
Sheriff Mn.-.j.bclii'vcd Adunn and cent vnwi authorised
t!
‘ years
between Maxwell* and JHighlands
CmeV J
• .If links
*<?;
corner
of
Sanford
nvxnus
and
First
llorriscn
wer ^mem bers of the clal buildings ", I
„f t ' ■ir,V\ jW«S King
Frank Brennan, attorney for th* on the Tampa^JaaksonvlUe rood, street. Their businc»#7*»*s grown « r » . to hare anything more to do May 26
‘ From wh.it;,
pen had
i
trtt/IJM tiShp maskod b«tni*,hlcH vial ted Rigby
t
.i
.w
^
,
t
j.f.
Rijiurta
«
fj,
t<
*
% *ai
inif ii c ^ u A b u i h
had 1rimol -OTt*1hD automobile ride
lave
his alleged attentions to ■ m
tt*«l*e.
with Kteh-and ar
S en b> Ponxl and,, declared that
tfaimi
tbe^spaco
used
by>
their
first
|,nj,
flnlsh
payment
aa
the
woman here. Bigliy.4e married,
twU B*M fern I was ready to 'm « t allrfiruni- mUsing link bet wean Kknfoni and ____
that
Rteh
bad-lured
her
from
the
__ warehouse
. ^ __ . . space lu.sUl(uJiuw
store. Their
>ave „ othing left automobile to a lonely spot on the his wife living a t Honoapath, 8. C.
k cf th i*-* made h r him lu.tlw circular* l)rLnn<l.
, , moro than quadrupled.
Adams wan j» a hospital a t An
nfttrvnril,"
1
links on tho pretext of khowing
At yesterday’s meeting eight
AIought
on said,
mwV .
ughton
derson, 8. C. where tho opinion
Beginning business without an
her
whoro
he
made
a
“holo
in
one"
)\
ith
Dnnitisey
in
tha
offering,
contracts
wero
let
aggregating
di-.riWd.
jC
B
li
May
Krect
lllg
BnUdiag
___
wua
expressccL
last
night
th
a
t
ho
employe
other
than
themselves,
the
nether Stripling
nur Tunney in golf, tho previous doy. There,
nenrly $900,000. The commission
Rumors to the off*
effect that a large
now employ J2 people in should lie oxvxtcd to fight for elm testified, ho struck her, break would not recover. Harrison, whose
ers agreed to q)ect early In April, brothers
1msndatt
homo Is in Lavonla. (te., was re building Is to l>* erected In th u jjA
,
nothing r ni tiossildy have to pny ing her jaw, and assaulted her.
In Tallahassee to accept $600,000 thair establishment.
[ te m u ;
moved
to his home last night.
down-town d istrict have boon prev-MW
A
recent
addition
to
the
f6re
I#ifor
tho
pi
Ivilrge
of
fighting,"
Gibfrom Aluchubi county to be used In
Rich's drfcnSo was that the girl
ry could
alcnt durin tho past week,' but
The
masked
bind
is
said
to
have
vn.
building road number 1 between O. I*. Arm brustcr, nn adv u rtisin g ; son addul.
had hccomo intoxicated from a ridden up to a houso on tho-road Tho Hera i d V ; been unable to
i:nitic<vlll<* and lUuntim via llnw- and merchandising exiH-rt form erly! Jhwl<ilri|r „ r
have paid mixture of wine nnd whisky and by Rigby's who han been living confirm these rumors. It Is known,
non-pertlu.nie: to survey the romi from employed in otw of the largest fur- j frum ^,£.0 1.. $22.50 for *vat. at had probably suffered the Injuries hero* temporarily while un u log) however, that such plans are In tho
nd desire 1
Miami to the Monroe county line, nlturc houses in the »ut* of till- th(, niul(.Jlh , tA(|ium ttnd t h e when she bumped her bead against purchasing expedition.
rw. The I
making and th at an onouncement m
sui*. . craianent
I Fiddlers
from Longwood. Gt- postponed announcement of tho upis. Mr* Annbru-tvr dtidgncd, „u ,llCV vjdvh has been taken In thn sldo of nn automobile in which
|
n
a y bo expected nt an early data,
He
rout*
n
farm
nonr
Ilonenpath
Genfva
rcurra ufjnrwi,
uijnrwi, Oviedo
u vie do and
aim Lake Mnty have route of Tlntninmi trail, ponding the mlvvrilamnants appearing in (rom t))(] advance *ale has gone the party was riding.
and said th at his wifu had visited
Mayor Forrest Lake, asked as
this
Uaue
of
ihe
Herald,
and
Is
dieh pr*.' mw lied the entry list of the old receipt of tbc engineers’ rep<rt and
into the construction of the stud
Tho jury delibetated 28 minutes him suvvrsl times sinco he had to his views on Hanford fo r 1020,
to
have
charge
of
the
sale.
1way out tiury fiddler’s contest to be staged t tistponed granting pt’nnits for
turn ar*l no doubt will be lost to lieforu reaching a cecdkt. It was been here.
said: "W« are ju it getting s ta rt
ii.
Tho eight-page section Is believed those wlto have paid In advance, n the second trial for Rich, the first
at the Milano T heater tomorrow setting poles ulong 300 miles of
Sheriff Moo* said test night that ed, another 12 months .will bring
drki ; plight beginning a t 8:16 o’clock, -tales highway for transmission to be one of the most unique ad prominent man in close touch with one a t Uattle Creek luiving result n secret organization recently sent to tbl* city more new building envertising examples e v e r seen the situation said here when it be ed in u disagreement.
fthe belief an-'irding to J. L M archtctt*, snd lines.
a warning to Blgby to cease his tcrp risriitn an many of us can now
locally. From cover to cover there came kaowu that the fight hud
be nm.-ter lot- rest in connection with the
utlcntlonu to tlte married woman, dream of, 1 believe we a re enter- > .
is not a lino of news matter, the bccil culled off.
uidale Ihe firft meet of Ito kind ever proIng on era of prosperity which
Mrs.
entire space being u*«d for the va
situation ■ooled here ia repoited to l»e high.
I’romoter Baugh, who came here
will carry 8anford to the front
rious
Items
which
are
to
be
listed
Stemii the
I'rsivomiing to tlio chLllrnge isfrom Indianapolis, hod nothing to
among the metropolitan cities of
in the sale,
|UAgtit> of sped Long worn) -fiddlers tn deter- [
say when questioned about tbo a f
tbo south. Let’s got”
:
The first page shows it picture fair.
ntjno which of the xectiona sur Mm. John 8. Chspman of St.
Banner Year Expected
rounding Sanford boasts tho best TVtersburgt was painfully Injured of the store building, tho second
According to Miami business
£ G. Bail.' hardware m erchant
WASHINGTON, March 11.—(A*)
, okl timers, local fiddlers have call- in an automobile accident occurring contain* various Items pertaining men who attended tho mooting
and active Chamber of Commerce
The
secondary
disturbance
that
de
j <’«l a muss meeting to. Bn Set from on the Hanford-Orlando highway to the furnishing «>f a dining room, called Uat night lu an effort to
stated th a t from all in
PEORIA, III., Mar. 1L—UP)—A veloped over tho west Gulf during worker,
formation reaching him, he believ
l o n l r o i * 1lhrir
the ‘.‘hottest'’ bow art- near Altamonte Spring* on Tues the third is designed tJ sell bed save tha fight, the promoters Minneapolis
Wednesday
I*
ovor
southeastern
sna St. Louis freight
l t . a n . t r isis, Mr. M arcutetto announced, day, according to information re room suites, the fourthTells, In pic worked entirely on a shoo string
ed 1026 building Would exceed ih*
ture and story, of the sal* of living having only about $10,000 cash to train was hold up near here early Georgia w ith in evensod intensity, 1926 record. Mr. Ball said: "They
l w
i «nd spectators a t the fiddling con- ceived hero today.
says
tha
W
eather
Bureau
today.
today.
Robbers
cut
the
train
to
al
1'"•noon tomorrow nlyht o r i sssurMrs. Chapman is *aid to have room suites. Said to b* particular finance the whole business.
The barom eter a t Bnvannah was may be having a slump in vactxnt 1
Tho stadium alone cost over 918,- low somo cars believed to contain 29.74.
lot sales in the Southern extrem i
K ? ',
-«d of hearing thy beat talent of* l»een struck by a car driven by L. ly adapted to tbc Florida home, the
reed and cane furniture 1* shown 000, and the advance ticket sale alcohol to roll back down a hill,
ties of tho state, but our position
If ThY if of Orlatwlo. bhe W ll on
I n i„
b>' Beminolc county.
Tho
outlook
ia
for
cloudy
w
eath
and
forced
tha
engineer
to
proceed
tho
fifth
page
and
individual
money taken In for tickets, accord
here U secure from a slump of
L ' , T | .Mr. Marentctto has issuetl sn l:»- taken to the Florida .Sanitarium at
the remainder, reports of ths er, probably accompanied by snow any nature. O ur property not toe
IlstS'
•'■Ration tk io u rh the columns of Orlnndio,,wfee*$ she ws* jojpod later beds, springs and mattresses are ing to these men, will be lumber. with
or
rain
tonight
and
Friday
in
tho
displayed on page number six.
Neither Strlbling not Tunney had sheriff* office said. .
ing inflated, it Li Im noiiirte for
l^ock {1„diTJie Herald for fiddlers desirous t,y her husband,
.
In a similar hold up un the Roolc lower lake region and tha middlo a so-called M l to strike Sanford
“Fa"
Kitchen furniture, refrigerators any statement to make.
lU to a k e n l0* I'dmpetlng for the four handAtlantia
state*.
In
the
east
Gulf
and individual piece* of small de Stribling Is understood to have island road near < hero several and south A tlantic states the (*uy fulurq. b id'ling will prova llu t
item
;*on,p pritea offered to send In
sign make up th* peventb while agreed with th„ position taken by weeks ago rubbers obtaiued a large weather will be partly overcast to Hanford Is, Indeed, subs xntla!.” '
PWiicd to | !hvIr *nlry, notices a t opcC. and lt
rugs and carpets are given most of Gibson, but he could not be reach quantity of alcohol,
Edward Higgins, president of the"
is
cxiK-ctcd
th
at
tho
oltvady
sizM’C
am
an
tN
o
m
in
atio
n
night and fa ir on Friday. It will
1ilmled
for
a
statement.
.
Tbs
train
of
40
cam
wgs
cut
by
the'buck'to
v
sr.'
3
‘
Chamber
of Commerce, briefly put
u bo ulniost doubled
bo
slightly
colder
tonight
along
tho
•
. ’<*'
the robbers a t Eden. 22 cars re- south Atlantic coast.
his opinion down by saving, **8a
U low
r.%w t^ u> 'umorrow night, when rcprescnwith the engine. N ear Tritativza. of . many small towns In WASlUNqTON..March
Small c raft warnings e ra dis ford ia building, and will contlir
Tho Senate Judiciary committee
crew noticed th a t the load played from Atlantic City to Jack- to build and where c o n s tru e !...
f P DfrB this vicinity will urrlvw with tbeir
voted, seven to two. today against
seemed lighter. A brskemon, in sonvillc, Kip.
progresses, prosperity prevails.”
-*
Botning fiddles, banjos and guitar*.
the nomination of VUIUm Mcvestigating was met by armed men
F /tom the k WARSHIPS GO~TO TAKU
Camant of Oregon, to be a federal
who announced th a t they were MARSHALL JURY COMPLBTLU
pd‘crUsing
seeking cigarettes and liquor and
TOKYO, March ii.^_{A^-The
no- foreign office announced today that Ci Seven uiembara of the rommittre
that they h*d enough trucks to
PHILADELPHIA, M arch U *
f-t.of inch three Japanese destroyers from were absent and It W
haul away two carloads.
^P)-j-SelectJbn
lion of a Jury to try
BAY
ST.
LOUIS,
Miss.,
Mar.
I* f
-.re
SAN
DIEGO.
Cal.,
Mar.
11.“
they should be polled before a ,reHolding the brfkum an, the rob
Marshall, charged with
Port
A
rthur
had
betet
ordered
to
11.—(A
*)—Jesse
Favra
was
in
jail
(A*)—Under
technical
arrest
as
the
begin join the allied warships a t Taku, port on the nominatbn w tt * * * £ £
bers
searched
the
tH
cars,
hauling
kllUng
Mine
Anna May Dlotrich*
result of charges of intoxication here today awaiting arrival of
near Tientsin.
It was said the l-d to the Senate. Chairman Cum were brought against him by Brig. guarda to.rem ove him to the Mis away much loot. The train then and dismembering her body, wds
t "'Unlcltml •Wpa
min*
hope*to
complete
tha
poll
proceed after being coupled to completed today, a fte r 140 tales
were sent merely as a prePARIS. Mar.
Lkr Joseph
within a day or two.
: - Gen. timed ley D. Butler of tho sissippi penitentiary to nerve u gether.
men had been examined.
»1 to a8, “ llUolUpy tnfasurc.
Marine Corps, Col. Alexander Wil Ufa sentence for slaying J- C.
Ilfs UMin *
liams, until recently commander of fcLemore, n. federal entomologist.
J .
^
termed the “Genera
Newspaper men who hadd be*
been
the local marine base, la main
Emthe eight and center grou]
Instrum
ental-in
Violation
by
thslr
taining
§
strict
titenca.
P o st.
fqrecsat its early
The Urge nsvy colony in and employer* of a court order lnrtrve*
Paris
about San Diego however is do- ting newspaper* .drculatlng m
mguc6 of Nations
Nath
aeeaia
Hancock county to refrain fro *
lot
o
ftalking
about
tha
ing a
*
1
tape Son,r*
The Plgarlu in
publisblug
iastiniony
dcveloi>cd
in
Th.
« •£
two or three day* a^jbinerLast night a t the Bob Morton t th at grows before your very eye*, Briand accented th*
party given fn Oen. B«t* trial of rityttf, concluded yester
H Ko*e."y.
Ari ^ ICr* y * BUt *nn«*®ciD*
■iter »>»« ••.-•dng •***•*!«• Al
A‘ tbe t e r t t o n o r b y .Col.W illiam s, has day. -have returned to their homes circus, the carrier boys and stre e t; He can extend hi* e r a s almost ■ Sg*lo a fte r the fall of
without contempt proceeding* be sales force of th# Sanford Hevald foot
'
beyond thair natural position:
Rorito.
mlnstrsl *how rt,anv *'c,p* 'd^ ap~ caused kosn hdcresthad
their
innings
a
t
Ih*
Klan
cir
ha
grows fully 10 Inches teller a t T .JIJiSr.Sl.t!
ing
instituted
against
them,
as
"*te the under
V t . U bring
Th*
filing
i
f
cluifge/i
“
V
Gen.
auspkwa of tho Camp- £‘ I-, l Sand
cus, and to say th a t they enjoyed hia >will and has th a uncanny th# L e o rtg session
the b- z office was forc Butler followed the dlnw* P*»rif bad been considered probable.'
In disposing uf the case. Judge th* show and all th* trim m ings -is faculty of tying his legs and arm* thority to act fo r
^lodUte," M 'L o ssln g Fo*t No. 65, In whlek ed to turn hundreds away a t the Uter. a t whldt 'fbe dinner guests
•“ •ny local girl* a n d . young »«*
into knots.
W alter A. White, presiding, an putting It mildly,
of
l
i
e
boys
arrived
early
so
as
not
nounced
th
a
t
tho
question
of
tn*
double-bodied
, Trite are to take part.
^ r i r r i 1affidavit a. sumo declalwith triple voice*,
i
^ ir im d e q , thalrm kn of thp - I t u V ilw o d that a k|val high ing t ‘«l Williams was lnto»u'4*' liberty of tho press could nut prop
PriadBa. the
rqm taittca In clulrge of
id snd others A at h* was noG ate erty be determined by • , t*a t L‘r
with Us
disregard of M*
th e
*•, fuming ^rnahjcUon.
rnun d o n , stated
» w t'" to-7,
eoiapanied the General’s chargte. the rntwaj/nix-r*'
■nticinsted cases
coses had
* coy
tb it only local talent wouM
W* * f »t>up
BeroUtiont sre sokt to ixquira the order since anticipated
“WWttr In the show but that * *
affidavit
4 navy Physician iu Sot been d tvelapcd.,
lie hgd
>V »
ojnejjced dlr«Kt«ra bad been aacur" I i cf d n m k * » k
that th*
'*> *« '.twte It,
r
. ,
- - % £ £ ‘kK.krd,fof.wl$Ua..tht (wxt friusdit ha* keen la y y ta d Hied.
seat fall
th .w .« ^
Scitjr wvro
Me, ( hit tom ten,--* tg *-ivltig °9*
Intel
her
POST
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thot had
ttp i an *(ivttnca Uckot sale
the
Tha"
case* in
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uuid {>.« announced within tl*
ttr*
involved^'.
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T1" r h o w jf to
or lb . fir n U m u
f ** tlk7 Mllaar Theater on Thar**
: “" t f 4
Mar- 26, and In view null
i$r be- or the experience during the.1 idrfi >**
« prob
ig the
many’s
at seat
night.
SMITH BROTHERS
INAUGURATE BIG
AD CAMPAIGN
f
MICHIGAN YOUTH GUN BATTLE AT
FOUND GUILTY OF ROYSTON, GA„ IS
ASSAULTING GIRL STILL UNSOLVED
8 $ ass
13E
Interest K e e n In
Fiddling C ontest At
The M ilane Friday
J. S. Chapman
Is Injured By Auto
Robbers Get Much Second Storm Hovers
Loot A fter H olding Over Georgia Points
Up Illinois Train
■gram
Committee
Rejects
Marine Officer Is Favre Will Begin] 53ft?
Keeping Silent On Term T o d a y For
Charges Of Butler M ississippi Slaying
of American Legion
Preparing For
M usical Comedy To Be Given Mar. 25
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WIbi
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Herald Carrier B oys A re G uests A t
Bob M orton’s Circus On W ednesday
Briand C abinet
To L ive Long,
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CO CK TT. BTATH
^th«
lu te*o r ^
8 * m3ln o8
l£ C®
ount
H on. JA S. O. 8HA!
J o d g s o f S cm jnoje Co
office In th e C o u n ty C
S an fo rd . S em inole Cou
w ith in tw e lv e m o n th * T
hereof.
P a te d
O L IV E
ROBERTS
Administrator of the
A. W.'WATHEN Pecei
Publish one * weal
BA
S o a k ers Of .Legislature Are
To Urge States Of Country
' • Not To Commit Tnemselves
To Rebate Inheritance Plan
of the law.
In the meantime Florida la not
idle.
D irectors' of the Stato
Chamber lh quarterly session a t
Gainesville Saturday instructed its
Legislative Committee to Investi
gate the feasibility of a te s t suit
and to report on the manner In
which It should bb Instituted- Col.
Peter O. Knight, bf Tsittpa; .whose
opposition to ttM Inheritance tax
and his campaign for its repeal
ha* nttraetedrthp attention of tho
entire country, Is rhalrm an of
this committee and It In regarded
as certain a test suit will be one
o f 'th e principal topics-to be dls, cussed a t the All Florida Congress
Palm Beach April 9. * I t Is
Tcnown th a t Col. Knight hns been
investigating tho legality of the
law for several months and it is
arded as a foregone conclusion
t before the Palm Bench conss adjourn* a clean cut prom of procedure will hove been
pted.
§
Bradenton Police
Aid In S earch'F or
Two Missing Men
Chief W. H. Young of tho 1’ollce
D ipartm int/w »» F t P, ,H«nd. JW,
pcvfly-wjd who wns last seen Sat
urday afternoon a t hi* homo in a
f/iuMonnMo.residential flection.
Edward McCracken, 1C disap
peared last night from tly» homo
of Ids barents on a prominent
.boulevard in the same rectlon In
.whlr-Ti Hand rilsM^J. llo(h ca*!?*
yrar t reported almost * sintultatiphAIily.
Hand, a man about five • feet,
eight and une-hslf inches in
height .and weighing About 145
nourtds, left hin hdme lit 1 6’clock
Boturday. nftcrnqoh In hje large
sedan, say ir e tbnt he w»p»' going
into thp city for n short iimo. /It*
was mentally well When ho left
Iiome, the police wore told by the
grief gtrirken hf'de. 1
Young McCrnckcn’s • disnphc(irunce wns discovered eitrlv this
'morning. An investigation of his
room revealed that all of his per
sonal belongings had bt ,*n taken.
Hg wa» n nchool student, but hud
not attended since December of
i-rti %"**” ' h " v |fs clrenreil nut of
class without Informing Ms p.ir1'police in nearby cities have
hern asked to uu*lst in tbo search
tor the missing parties.
F1DDI.FHH AFTER HENRY
FORT MYER8, Fla., March 9 - i
(JP)--Tho Florida flddlors nre now ,
a fter Henry FordL He hnd n o ;
r ooner arrived, for a vacation then ,
Ihicrt was a recital by an old tltr.rr i
for Henry, Mr. Firestone anil Mr
Edison.
A dem-iun'ttble trurk bodv. whleh
ran be lifted from tlu- rhussis of
the (ruek nnd rarrird about, tother with Its freight, hus been
tenlod.
bm &:?! »pvL&rv ,nM
Legal Not lea
VJBGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL
COMPANY
r
JACJCSONVILLE, Mnrch 10.—
The country has not heard the Inst
of 1ho movement to 'e ffe c t repeal
of the Federal inheritance tax. In
reality the. fight Is Just beginning
according to the Florida Stnte
Chamber of Commerce, and the
next few months probably . will
witness a determined move tp have
stnte
Icgislnturcs meeting
in
WsiOiington Saturday Issued n re
p o rt urging legislature* through
out .the country not to take step*
th a t would permanently commit
them to the Joint Inheritance levy
plan utider which states bbtain n
rebate. Under the law ns amend
ed. states ore perm itted, a rebnte
of as much n s.e ig h ty percent-of
the total collected by the federal
government.
Speaker Hugh D. Merrill, p f.th e
Alabama House, ho* deejnred he
'
F e b ru a ry ^ !*
.ounty,
M K it
«•* In
Nnn‘
DrTtt . .
lorlda,
i* date Shorn “ nf.J'X jhr
Suddenly they were set down gently before a big gate"HELLO! Hello! Is th a t the
house where tho Twin* live?"
“Ye*—this is Nancy," replied
tho little, girl, for it was she who
had answered the telcphone.*‘‘Oh, hello, Nancy!" said tho
voice, "This is Mister Rubadub,
the lairym en who runs Scrub-Up
Land.
Arc you busy?"
"N ot very," said Nancy excited
ly. "Nick and I. are playing 'Casi
no.' "
"Oh, ho!" came Mister Ruhadub’s voice.
“I know something
thnt's a lot more fun Ihnn that.
Como to Bcrub-Up Land and help
me. Besides I really need you. I
have too much to no as I am ns
busy as a one-armed drummer.'*
"Sure we'll come, Mister Rubndubl" said Nancy quickly. *<How
sbull wo got thore?"
“Ju st look in tho big box whore
you keep your rubbers.
You'll
find tho magic shoos. Tho Fairy
Queen said she sent them with
Hllvt-r Wing last, night After you
wore In hod.* Como uh soon ns you
ran.
Good-bye.”
-
he know what it ivas all about.
Indeed, oven then he didn'l
know exactly where they were go
ing, but suddenly they were *ei
down gently before a big gate
over which they spelled out the Ilerc’s tho now iijdoor champ. He
Words, “Scrub-Up Land."
- '
won the honom after sweeping
through a field which included such
stats as Bill Tllden and Vincent
Richnrds, finally whipping the de
fending titleholder, Jean Borotrn,
in it hectic struggle. Lncosto looms
as a most threatening mehace to
America’s regime in the codrt pas
time.
other one dry on his apron no he
could shako hunds with his visitors
"I though you’d be along about
now.
It doesn't take tho Magic.Shoe-Kxpress long to travel. No,
sir! I certainly am glad to see you.
But come right in.
I’m n nice
one to keep you standing here all
day.
Come right in to Scrub-Up
Land nnd meet my friend*.’’
The Twins followed the fairyman through the gate and nlong
a little path betweeh some brush
es, nnd at last they came to a nice
little house with a front porch.
On tho front porch was a wash
ing tub and all around on hooks
hung brushes and scissors and
combs of all kinds and sixes. On
a shelf within easy reach stood a
row of cans and bottlesIt
looked sort of like A barber shop
nnd sort of like a Inundry nnd
sort of like n dentist office, for
there wns tho big chnir nnd every
thing.
" I’m getting the wood people nnd
meadow people nil- cleaned op so
they cun go to the ‘Lnnd-WhereSpring-Is-Coming,’ ’’ said Mister
Rubadub.
(To Ho Continued.)
(Copyright, 1920, N'EA ISirJico.)
Ringling P lanting
Many Citrus Trees
I n West Florida'
ffOTICE OF SALE
ffaflfP ta hmbr firm ^ "("niuM Is • to
re** snada
(lad ta
la tfbp Dlrtrltt Own of U*
troy
s b tnd
and flled
l-nltrd Stain for 0* DU«». D«nM SB. IfSB.f *•»»«■
In an oprtty «»•«, sridfssta aald
.” irer2
••Snot . l-talaa CbcmkH graknr.
iniMt Tifin»u*oif«up® oiwim
*2"
fml.au. la £««Hr. CooaelldJtt,l Court . <*£
B-I7I1.
and
in
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^
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iNm. C-1T1 and E-IRT). and drrraot.
incllltry Ihpteto and elaUlertf .Wilted.
the faUswtnt Caurll tad rupeellrely Salad aa r»l
^II/UW Cowri «r in. rnitad
‘J*
Id oth.r rlahu, Dana and
Southern iDtetr1«l af iUlaiau dalad Jaauarr d,
/.mining u Iho alretrrtllp,
nlnanl af laatfa -and ta1 m L Orert af the1Celled sut« M ium d.
dla Diaulrt af Altktrei. dalad
°!
IMatrtrt Oaurl af Iha Halted
“f*
Sah-Panal D
Southern Ptelrtrt af Fterltte. dalad Jutuy 4. •
All and alnaultr Um railing- «Wdr gad tank
1 Wtuid Ooort af lha relitd *ut£ f°L ‘S' n (aat UaluUIn* anta^Ulaa or malor rAMaal.
Northern mulct af Oaarfl*. Salad Jaaflur S.
gifc-r.ml I
* IHaUtet Oeart af lha r*ind |«*,^ ,° l *5*
Southern Will let af Oasrfla. toted Janaarr T, AH and lingular tba lag baaU and Khar hraU.
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ethar MMrUaa.nad
praggrttw aad
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1W.u'lrt Court af iho Vetted
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lakaraiaav a*«i*«»|H. f w a u s i w t o m 4
p ii lb u i , aa foiitwi: ,
"‘wauid1VoSii af lha Willed BlaUa
Kitten, IHtUltl af Ntrtk Caroilao, dalad Jaouar»
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War lam DliUtct af BouUI Carailaa, dited JtB M t j
DUU?d1Cavrt af lha United Blatea for lha
rartem |)litrV« af Souik' CaroUaa, dated Janoarj
TtO l « ” ow r» af lh . Callad Bt*W. » « «k. “ '<•
dla liliu ld af Ttwyaaaf. dilad Ja a u a a 4 .
Sak-Paraal ■
Oadilita af aad |acl»dW aa » a r S JOaraaf
lacaiad aUMa Ika Bl.ia af Non* CataOaa
r •. i *•
Sak-Paraal H
Con it. ta af a*d larlalaa ao.BMk OMraaf
Ioca tad atlk la U>a Stai. a t BaMk CaratUa
'mmirt
lha' filted^ B U tei^ Ihi
Sak-Paraal I
Klttrlrt Court
Oort afaf lha
nrtaUm UUUlat af Tar.aaaaaa,
CaaiUta af aad halafaa ao > aah Ikaraaf
>
— ifif Ika
Um UniIltd BUt« fot lj»# lacaiad attk la Ika SUta «f riarWai
IMiUtrt -Court
of VlfflnU.
IVatlara I'UIrtrt c‘
---- diUd Jainrfry T.
Sak-Paraal t *
w.w<* Court af lha United Slate, far Uva Oaulata af aad tnalwita at>Maah toaraaf
a l t k l a Ika St ala af Uaargtai Earlrrn Utnrtct af TUcM*. *•»»* j»nkart «. located
. ! t% X .. •' • j -.w
ISIS.
Sak-Paraal K
I. flaorfi Bryan, ikpolntad Bprclal Multr b,
lha Dmn, .III Mil al iHibllt aurtlon la lha kl|h Camilla a f aad Inafudra aa Back Ikaraaf
nt bidder ar bliidtn. on tba pr.ralMa la ha raid
naicHj. It lha aiflca ef lh* Vlirlnla-Carollni
Snk-SnrHl L
ChMBIcal I'omptny (liartln lamad lha Coapanrl.
knaon at Me’ 11 Soulh Toalflh Slrtal. In lb« CteuUta af and Inelndaa aa in ath A u r a l aa n r
Cite, of Richmond, suta ofVlrjtnla. al 11 lacaiad wlUdn Iba hum af LAdAUani
•Vteck ta lha forrnoan IL.il,in standard Tlmrl.
on rtlday, Utrck 2S. IP2a. lha prapartlM
•ik-Pnrnl ■
and UMM In lha Iwrr, daaerttod and Ibtrrbj Ckrutau af aad Incladra an and* Aural aa Uk
dlractad Ik ka told, bamrte:
• h lacaiad nllkla iba 8UU of Tamarac}
dll and ilnrular lha prentrllM and amtS^f
ttntj character anti d..rl|.llon, obarmonai
S tk -f ir ta l N
•Ituala. cf Vlrglala-CaroUna Otrelral Onianr.
aral/ur held hr ar In lha |oat«iUan cf lha 1U Camilla cf to d Inelndaa to B o th A u r a l aa at*
ralrara af lha Company ap(a>lntad In lha prlatr, lacaiad n llkla U a B u u ot Ohio;
ru n and In lha raid ancillary cau.ra iliar.In
Sck-Sanaf O '/
rMoactlraly tenaad Crlmary knilnn, and An
ciliary Hacalnrt and btnln coltecllrrly terma.1 OHutila aI aad Indudta ao Bach thcral ar top
Raceterra), or la ofclrh II or lhay art tmlllrd. nidi
.Ir-ahara Ibaa ta aald 111tea. atmpOU
Ika tjeaotinoi In U>a Drrrta ard.r.l and hrttln located
much thereof ar in located ta Iba BUte of
naiad, lataihrr ollb all olbar prooartlti, crurtada M
Indiana,
Inrludlnp all al lha rlfbt. UUa.
ar rlfbu to lha praaaadt Uiaracf, dlrrcud,r8~y« rltlm andbal
Intaroal af tba Trvalat. lha Saeatrao
aald. aa iba aama ahall trial at lha llra/tt talcs And lha Com
pany
In aad la tba Ml nraoaada of
IncJodlnc lha Incaaa af Iba Baralmihtk ai daaala Ibaraaf aboo and aa aaada and antiStBad
Dnad la Ilia bwraa. In' vhaur.r farm ail.Uni. lha
n
ter
anlar
ar
erdara
af iba Aupcricf Caurt far
lUMact. bootrtr, la Iba aRaot af tba eonllnuad
s
Eparatlao of Iba builncac by tba Btcalrara at pro- Allan Caunly. Indiana.
MILTON? Mfjh 10, As another
step ip. tin*,development of thou-i
sands of pc'rcn of agricultural lands
in enstprn Santo Rosa and1western
Oknloosn counties, the- Ringling A
White Company has set out 92,000
isntsunia orange trees an 900 acres
of their holdings while plans nre
going forward to place nn addi
tional 92,000 in another 900 acres.
The sntsumn tract fronts on the
Old. Spanish Trail for n distance
of two mi!cs. O ther planting under
way include eighty acres of grapes,
thirty ncres of paper shell pecans
nnd thirty ncres of blueberries
whilo slkty-fivo ncres are being
devoted to Irish potatoes.
Hnrry Lambert, of Cornell Uni
versity, n poultry specialist, hna
ping down on tho floor where she
been engaged to take charge of the
wns nnd untying her little leather
* PARCKL T M S IS
1
poultry departm ent of the jirojoct
shoes nnd putting the other ones
The ladakUdnata ta lha. Cacao.*y aa II axtotad
and
>1,000
whlto
leghorn
chickens
on Uarrh 1. 1921. vUh lha lateral.'» rat a. If
on.
any, of lha faUaalna. haw ar famarlj tahakdUrtaa
nre expected to arrive within the
And not until Nick lint! done
of iba Caaapaay, which, aublart ta aorrartlrtl add
next week.
The poultry section
la unadjuatad
llam
dabfl.ar
likewise and felt hiuself being
a_
a' _a af
f BPdll.
*• . . !• aa
taUawet—
.
ns now planned will have ,10,000 Intarmta In larda. fully ami iwrUiuJariy daxrlbad «-»-whisked right out through the
In Bactlaa Oat af Artlrla VI. ot Iba Imnaa, Name af Company
laying hens.
, y >*,
closed front door nnd down the
altuata In the Cteiatlta af Ifomlon. I.a. Mobile rbciahala Piodurte Carp...
lad Maatraaory. la lha Stela af Alabama; la tba
FartltUlnf Ca...
road like n lightning express, did
roontlaa of ftanlnala’-and IHit»I, In Itw Situ of America.
BUalafham Friuilur Cm.
fWtda; la Iba caonllrt af nUA. Oialham. Ctirka. loan*
rartilUtr
Caatia, DaKilb. _Ouuthafty, IViutlti,_ Cartall. Cram Chamlral CCo.._i.
orFloyd,
a m , aFulton
iuuw, ami
ami W
U'aiaoa.
aiim , la
in Iba
tba Slate
Slate af
al Dort.lt VattUUa* Oa.
the limelight because—so it is
OaarpfPI'la
la iba Alala af Oaarpla Chamleal WcimTL
c__r:
t “ NM FPrttS af Cadda.
*
Imirtana; In Iba (\Mintlat of Anaan, Baaaforl. Ni raaaa Ooaaa Oa.___ ___
charged—someone staged u nude
Parbam. Forryth. Umklarburf. New llaM.tr, Fernelaa Uaaoa Carp.___
Dll.
Bowen aad Waka. la lha State al Bonn Baaln-ManilaBUI Crt ----'
dance during a bachelor’s smoker
Carailaa; la tba Couatl.a af naaufart. Cfcarlaitea. Tha
OtiaM-JriBMlteat Cm-----Charokaa. Dorchaalar, OroantlUa and Richland. In Tba Con,unary
$
0
/ S A W IN G
Carp...
Iba State of South Carolina; la lha Csuatlaa af Cbarlratoa IS. Cbaalaal
Mlntiip tml
Maury and Shelby, la Iba Slala af TraBaaira; In Manufacture,*Cl
Co.
_
_
__ —
....... Umnt, is-there anything new
lha Caunilaa af Amber,l. Auiuate. Chaaterflaid.
Orada fubbla Phaaphala Ca.
Uwrleo and loulte. and In Uw ClUta cf Illcli- nut,
4 V under the sun ...This isn't the first
L'uliad
Pboaphala
tnd
Cbaaalm
l
mond. r.terabura and Poctamoutb. In tba Rlata
"M - one-time fashionable hotel to feel
of Virginia; In tba County af Monroe, la lha Bute Sulphur" MInlaiTko^iaUramfl CO.*
cf Naw York; la lha County Cf Hamilton, la tha D dallly r rod uda Co.__ __ __ , J
rsss the sting of scandal.......There wns
State at OMe: and prraeda af Iba aala of landa ouibam Land Balau Carp.___ _
la lha County of Uuaco|H. In Ika Bute af M
,
for instance, the famous case of
Maya,Ilia Uuaaa Op.____ ___
Oaarfla. and la Iba County af Allan. In lha BUU Oaoulpaa
(Jaaad Co________
*cnt- thu Hotel Hhmswicfc ... In its day.
Cf Indiana, mart fully dreertbed la Maallua On. af l*uinam Fartlllaar
Worka______
ion’s nothing wps ritxier than (he
AfUfla TL af Ibt Darrta.
R«*
Ulll
FWttUppr Ca____ _
Parcel One tiuladta tba araaarty rofarrad la tod Saulh Gaorfla
FalUllaar
Oa.__
Brunswick.......But down in the
briefly dreorlbad In Iba Hchadula appaodad la and Carla Hire Fkrtlilam Ca.___
_
made a part af Ibla holloa.
mu- ^ owcr>’ thpro wns ono Billy MeSoutham Colton OU Ca. (ta af
July II. 1B2S) ------------l.BTT.SiS SD
Glorj', whb had made n tegular
p at "butter and egg 'r o ll" ___ Billy
AU tad alniular Ika kulldtafi. Impnnreantn
P A SC tL FOUR
rallrreda. atraau, waya. allaia, paaaafaa. walara. All aab aa hand,
Iwuy didn’t see why bis money shouldn’t
U bank, and la tnaufL •»water anurtaa, waamanu. alpbla. Ilbtnlaa. prlf- oapt aa reuh Ibarref pa
la tndodad In Parrel Oh ;
llapaa, Uaradllamante aad appurlaoaarre wbalta- All blll|, dryfta, HUa,
tiny, ^uy
into any plnce his
aarawunerp And nainr
unia
any
af
Iba
haratnibota
daarrlbad
prate
gins fancy dictated.......They snubbed
axcapt Indabtednaa Pf auktea. tod aautaa balooflnt and appanaladop ar la oauate ayrateabla.
Inclpdad la Parrel TkrePl
utc" him at the Itichninn.... ‘‘Very
katony tad appartaln. and Iba aattnlana and ra •Idlarlaa
Bbatea af aapliai plat*, of Iba par nkat pf
taaladara. raota, laattea, prttflu aad Innatea Ibaraof 1100
mail well," said BiHy pnd bided his
aaefa anupl pa aikarwtaa plated. PAfyUawti
aad all lha aateta, rtpbL lUla. and latartal, pa.
ICO abaraa af alack af Iteapik PaalUlra Care
■aaalou. claim aad daaabd af retry nature and aany.
a
roiparaOan pf Marik Curttea; .
klad wkaianavar af Ute Caaapaay. at naU at Ua 110 abaraa
at (lack pf Canlral UaarfU Ouaaa
aa la aaulty af, la aad la Iba. aama aad attry Company, a parparatlaa
Oapp Ul
part aad parrel Ibaraaf. Inetudlate tire all lha Tt abara af ateak pf
Otrepara IWUUra
aaylaaa, anitue houaat. battery, aallla. faoterttn Camjmny. p narpartlloo pfaf Oaaaih:'
warka. ahapi aad ttruetnraa. treated Ibarra at SO abupy pf ateak at Laundry flrewUrt Oprafltead at pareaaareUy atuabad ibaraia.
paryilao, p narpmutlaa nf Tlrdula;
nt
' ‘.
S.OOO abaraa af flack at VUdaU^CAraUM
Sharer af pppllal alack, af Iba pat retoa af
SI DO aaak pacapl wkarp albarntea atetad. at
ItOawai
SS.ISl akaraa af ateak af Cbartraak (B. a>
Minina aad Manufartwtaf Oareaany, a retpreo
Item af boalb CareUnai
SXS abaraa nf oapltal alack pf Amarloaa TtttUlear Oatanaaty, a .reportItem at Tlrptatei
' SOS akaraa af alack pf BteBlatbam FatUltere
ftaww. a aorpooalltei af Altkaretj
SOO akaraa af alack af donate Fartlllaar Oarepaay. • cnayareltea if Oaaryln
. ‘
90 abaraa af Hank af Cream CTwBlanl Caapaay, • aurynniteo at Marth Carrttaa;
ISO literaa af alack pf Ibo FUtUly Chamteal
Oarpornlloa, a rerparalUn MTaint, fataarty 0 00
akaren. ladacmd u ISO abnra kr oarpaante
Tubbs , not oajuv pip tjiat stock- L,
“ *Bi> abarre af alack af Tlartda FartUlare Orascnd Tubbs tw,'
•any, too., a rerporatlaa af T lrrlu lai
VCkL PROVE NOUR K.61N MeHtaUTV.
MISS ASHToW, I
9 ,0 0 0 . ahum of alack af Oaarpla C
UMPMUNO UMOtUCV, Af-IO UtJSG-UlSWNtAS,
W an t, a-corporation at UtoraUi
KAve A SURPRISE
> 9 0 ahnret of Hack af Maual >2 retard
\
SUT
IT
KA0C
OM£R
$50,000
TOR
. FOU HIM.
v
I r a Orapany, Ire., a curvareUra af Via)
\ fAE — 4*50,000 I VJCXJUON'T UWE If /
, S.OOO literal M atact af Maataat Ouam
pare, a nerporatlaa af North Cars Item:
JVvT“________ ___ HOT POO. sou. J
BOO abaare af tlrek af F « u ita a S aw
INNEW TORK
I
W A S H IN G T O N T U B B S II
par a tint, a aocporaUaa at TUf t a l a r
S.OOO abuaa of llatk of R aala-M ra
Oam atey, p aorpareitem of MaryUad:
0 0 0 abarre af aarek af T U Urytre Ft
OompPSF. s Preparation af VbpkflPI
1 0 0 abarre af preferred alack aad
thalpa af aotamaa ta p lu l tirek pf Cat
r
Oarpreailan. n aorporelfaa Pf ton
f
abarre pf t M af Unlta Uuaaa Oa
• tatparattew a f h’arth CUoUaa;
E
•
■ 0 9 tbtrea pf alack a t Pbacpkai
CkrpcraUaa. a rerpareltea af Tlrplailal
1 9 0 B a rer a t stack af Btertaapaa (
patty, a aatparutea af V lrttetei
•f tba peatout
arttani
Any u d all
■tea, la ia ra a ii
, Aar aaf »U
InttratU te or
nbareooorar alu
" ‘'are, »rt mk
^
*6'teG « ( p r r V«fH£Rl- CB$0lT ($
PUEV- iANS TO MVSetF, ANp IN OP NOUR toCjfc- AN' TVig SHORT T.M£
IN MV ftff'LOV, I Wi5H TO
\U <
PtER APPRCtlATlON >Kl A flTTlHC
v ^ A N N S R , / ---------------*
5525T'u£U£r‘,M **
um» u ikmu
** *
* 5 »«b, n ,
■£ *2? s4*d fiiterei*1
sf-Li? t
REWARD,
Tu»8Si N0U VJUL
MfR^APTeR. BC
A p p a e ssto oni;»
• M MJSTER.
,
^
'EJBBS.
J
* ttt hwkp,
nnd apply lha aama ta tatlafy avt
lUMUly ar abllotlML ac te rmiite
U pica taeprlte aktlafartary ta tte
■rural One", tod aUl note lha hljhhi Wa» •
-v (a) 1. Tha Spatial Matter pin art tpiakb •
•Art tor tala each af tha •ah-rutdt ir fS 1
TWP, immeUnfy ramliUny af Ika pnpry ua ■
red ■la ta tba Dacraa at aad harm i r a ■
aadar Ika rmpcUro caption, “B«k-rart-V, *
“Dak-futal A . at tap, of ‘Tarcal Tar. Bp. I
Inc tm Bak-rarcal A. ant Rob Parcol Aart a 1
farth.-aad prill aala Iba hUbaai kid ha tartdl'
aald Boh-P»n»la;
l
t. Tha Bpacl.1 Muter via ant aepaiaMM
•dfar far aala Parrel Two at aa aaUmy, art PA
Data Iba blfbeet bid tbarafari
, S. If Uu bIphail bid noted far Fired Tm
■ban dffatpd aa In anilraty null aaml a* mart
Iba apBacPta af Aw blphaat bida amtcmly aavf
far lha Bpb-ranala ahaa adaraf aapenuly. ten
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b~.
s',**/tv \\f\jZ
B* o f R
• ' ■ tins
it
V«I«table
frfe n U n d
6
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b a __l n _____ I ? . .11 V
i•
Par.lv cloudy and cot
probably rain ' In aoul
Friday fair, c o ld e r' in
tion; fresh northwest
i
____
U l.lM S
T w en ty Pnjfes Today
rn rjj7 ^ T
|| Maine Pilgrims Impressed \
■Wirf/t
Resources AndF
O f F lo rid a Communities
ASD
T H Y IS OFF
m
expi
TO BE BA
BUILDING
Mayor Forrest
t
Lake yesterday thousands df alticens of Maine had
cctyert a letter from Governor
Ralph ,9- Brewster of Maine, thank cot our pilgrimage through your
ing the Piayur and the citlscns of beanitfol land, and were keenly ap
T J \ 0 fJ ? , ? tb a * nv Shows
Lack O f Financial B acking Sanfdrd for the hospitality shown preciative of your courtesies as n Local Men!
I n n ' f f 0? m h r * M ay
CauRefi Billy Gibson, Tun* tho im tem or and party of 150 distinct compliment to their much
’ / v / m duDunnR The Year
Is F acin g Great
ncy’s M anager, To R efuse Mainw citizens daring their visit loved state.
••or H ighw ay Coastruclion
"I know .that I speak tho sentiTo AUow P rotege In R ing to Uua d ty last month. The let menta
Construction
E
of every member of our
ter Vcad*. in part, as folowa:
party in expressing oar profound
|"My-Ae«ur Mayor ta k e :
Fine Progress M a ttel
In History O f
Last Minute Efforts - As we look out upon fields cov appreciation of your hospitality to
During Past 6Months
us
on
our
recent
trip,
and
the
ered with two feet of snow it does
To Save F ight Fail not
seem, possible that few short pleasure which It will givo u s,a ll
D iatriei, A ttorney N ot T o : Only 29 Per Cent Of Mnin
days •ago wo Were basking under to boo you and your associates up
Poor M anagement On P a rt your smiling southern skies, but here again in the north. Mr*.
K »W ' U P"" W izard Pro,,„„d
Brewster and I are looking forward
during B usiness Records
Of IVomotcra la C harged wp.have myriad and delightful eri- with
Jlore Cont r a c t Are Signed
•
i
keen pleasure to a return of
detices th at such indeed was the
By Gibson In S tatem en t fact. The state of Maine pH- our visit a t Blaine Houao, where
t Ex- . Of H uge L and S yndicate
^
■
grim* hnvo returned inspired by Maine houses its governors amid State BuildingPei
Fl4” March 11__More
jriand JACKSONVILLE. Mdr. 11.—</P> h«n $12.000000
will he avsllabl^
MIAMI. Mur. 11.—(yp)-^Lack of th eir vision of tho south and arc surroundings th a t contain historical
Issued Show 250
—Charles Pfmri, charged by the m JL yenr for. *°«^toetlon and
financial backttig on tho part of testifying most earnestly, in pub interest fo r 'eitlsena of almost
Pari federal
government with 06lng maintenance of road* and bridges
tho promoters caused "Billy Glb- lic and private, in every corner of every state.”
Cent Gain In
tlie- moils to defraud, won a tech- m this state, according to a re- i
“ You may count with confidence
so{i’ f 'ono Tunney’s m anager, to the state of Maine to the now spirit
inical point In Ida resumed hear- Port submitted to the state road 1
c. I . ^
scheduled 10 round no of friendliness th at Is abroad and npon the friendly Interest of our
T h a t S anford is to
decision bout here Friday night to their very keen appreciation of citizens in any projects you and
of the ling this mornings ‘w hen KrnurLv comm sinners here ysstordav and
tho irreatest building yetuT
* into Poor, assistant United S tates Dla- published tot|n? by Hr. F. A. Kccently elected nrexy of Amer jrith IV. L. (Young) Stribling. the hospitality and resources and your cltiiens may propose.
“Very cordially your*,
its h istory w as tho opinion ex
11
triol Attorney, announced th a t the Hathaway, chairman. The com- ica's ned'cnt baseball league—the Tho niinuunccmynt was made a t future of Florida.
H a tto n government Would ndt fnt-lut upon miwion closed a two-day session Utah-Idaho Class Cv Nye, n prorn- 1 o clock today.
,
"Ralph O. Brewster."
“ Upon our return we found th at
pressed today, by a n u m b er p f
inent business mnn of Ogden, has
[resume Poini producing- tho 1 records of last nightMiami business interests late
local business nnd profession
bng
been
Interested
in
the
diamond
i prob bunlitens of th? Charpon Land Syn n"sc<j on figures or January 1. pastime. He ho|>«8 to sta rt the nednespay afternoon oiul nl| dur
al mon, who wens a sk ed to
dicate,
which
Ponxi
headed
and
in
1WC,
the
income
th
is
‘year
will
ing
Wednesday
night
made
last
ig the
new
circuit
off
on
tho
right
Toot.
Rive th e ir views relativ e to
he sold “units of Indebted otal almost $13,000,000. With tho
minute efforts to rave !ho fight
any's which
balnnro on hand of one and a quar
w h a t tho futtiro had in sto re
ness.M
but tho fact that the promoUrs
it scat The Announcement wns made at ter millions, and deducting 10 per
had token all the advance soat sale
fo r Florida nnd fo r th is city .
to pay 'for the huge stadium which
night. tho opening of the argum ent, set cent for an emergency fund, there
Elton J . Mouffhtqn; prom i
hus been constructed nt Hialeah
M. Paul by United Stnlca commissioner will be available $12,*00-137.25, ac
nent architac.t w aa enthuslactle ’
Park, und hsd nothing left to pay
epresen- Carl Noble a t a hearing last Thurs cording to the report.
over the prospects of a substantia!
“ »• rur*«s for ths fighters, nmdc
day to deterthino whether I’on/i
A report on accomplishment alto
building era, tha like of which, b«
it imitosribto to do anything, ncjo p a t e n t s should produce the records of hia submitted, show* developments in
cerding to tha ntatementa mndo A rlh tir Rich. Non O f W ealthy P rom inent F a rm e r la Slain said, has nover before been
♦ho past Fix months surpassed any'
inimous business.
In S an fo rd .,
tvduy by buplqgAs nu*n who attendTho defense asked th a t the thing in Florida road department
jly’s full
B attle Creek M anufactu
And
Two
O
th
e
rs
A
re
H
u
rt
Mr. Mnuahton gtvo out
ed
the
Wednesday
night
mooting.
history,
despite
embargoes
and
ease
be
continued
and
the
com
“he subre r, Will Serve L ife T erm , W hcnM aakedM en P a y V isit on conntructlon in Florida to show
jhncndlng missioner set neat Tuesduy morn other delays. Efforts have been
Promoter Baugh promised to
1020,
J V » I
lU N W jillt
For Act Com m itted In 1925
To Home O f H erm an Hlffby th a t the » tart of th^ year
to the ing for the opening of the reguiur directed toward clearing and guard Sanford F u rn itu re Company pay each munager *1,000 on sign
this
state,
haa
been
far
better
tfwn
ing proposed highways. As n re
ing
and
*6,000
on
Mar.
1.
Tho
hearing.
Sols Local Precedent By
th a t recorded during the samo
Pousi Is charged with Belling sult 4dl miles of road has liocn
rest
(of
the
purso
was
to
hnvo
MASON.
Mich.,
Mar.
ROYSTON,
Go.,
Mar.
1L—</P)_
11.-(*»)—
Dmmittco
Buying Eight-Pnge Section been paid today hut Promoter Arthur Rich, son of
a wealthy Although tlie circumstances sur rlod of IP25. "Building and c
ulitical through the malls “Unit* of in cleared and 135 miles luinl-surTacPreceding Sale On M ar. 13 Baugh had nothing with which to Buttle Creek manufacturer, lias rounding n gun battle hero Tues neering contracts awarded In
fd
or
prepared
for
paving,
at
n
debtedness”
-In
the
Charpon
Land
lent by
pay when the time arrived. Gib been found pullty of critnlnnlly n*s day which resulted In tha death of Stnto of Florida during tho
conroko Syndicate omP promising 3100 pur co.«t of $:!,r.oo,ooo.
W. W. C. Smith nnd E. C, Smith, son promptly refused to allow his nnulting !<ouise King, *20 year old i °ne man and the sorioua wounding of January amounted to f
Construction wns bcgtin on 0,148
nan del- cent profit within' 00 days, which
to fight and "P a” Stribling co-ed. and .been reutcncod to life of two othent was atill cloaked in S00. nccordingjo, the f , VV
cun- tho government contends could not bet of bridreH at a rnst of nearly who comprise the firm of Smith man
Is
Understood
to hav« agreed.
mystery today, Sheriff T. ll. Moss Corporation. This figure. '
imprisonment.
$900,100.
bringing
tlie
total
rost
be
done
with
land
owned
by
the
lirothers, Inc., local furniture deal
untioiul
highest oa record fo r an y '
•
When
the
fight
was
first
sched
for
this
kind
of
work
to
nearly
$4,The verdict .was returned lato expressed t h r opinion th a t mem being 250 par cent above
prely to syndicate.
ers. are announcing the opening of u l'd it was not planned to build a
bers
of
a
band
which
visited
Her
500,000.
Tho
road
program
being
At
the
hearing
last
Thursday
yesterday
Uv
a
Jury
In-circuit
kionnl cnfurniture sale with advertise stadium. Tho promoters ware un
man L. Uigby, a farm er, been am 1025,” Mr. Moughton a
Morgan Griswold, postal inspector, curried out is estimated to be val- aments
covering a full eight-imgo able to ,*r«t tho Coral Gables stad court, and Judge Charles 0. Col* confused and shot each other and
Twelve million seven h\
who made the complaint against ucd at $7,000,000.
Hngwood immediately announced
section of The Herald, in today’s
[ privilege Ponzi. testified that under tho
olghty-nlne thoumnd and
The commissioners admitted th at issue, and in doing so, have estab ium and had to erect an amphithe sentence, refusing a motion for also wounded Uigby. ■
lit ion of Ponil plan, f t would be impossible only 20 per cent of tho primary
aters thereby putting Into the gen admission to bait or an -appeal.
Tho dealt m an iu Walton Adams, hundred dollars, or 40 per
it wns to pay the 200 per cvpt and that n road system hail been paved. This lished n merchandising method new eral expense what should have Wen Arrungomcnla havo been completed a well known farm er, tho wounded all construction wax for i
leaders, buyer would be entitled to run included completion of a highway to many nicrchauln in this county. a capital Investment. Manager Gib fo r the removal today of Rich to men ore Dlgby.xwbo woe shot in tlsl purposetl: IH.373J1U0, of
The firm of Smith Brothers, Inc., son said this afternoon.
ever the his profit Up to aeverdl thousand between Tallnhassco and Jnckstm. > the state prison a t Juckaoti.
th* bead, and Den Harrison, who per Cent was for public '
u tll^ e s a n d .**,8(6.000,
lion might dollars on p $10 investment within ville via Iuikc City; paving the gap began operations not quite five
ouo waa striau tiy wounded.
"The whole a ffa ir has been so
Tho
acsnult
oeenred
on
tho
Batyears ago, In a spmll store a t the wretchedly managed th at I don’t
cent Wns author lzeil lot
Ldelegales a year’s time.
Sheriff
MussdieUuvrri
Adahts
anil
between Maxwell nand
n d JHighlands
fP
j> ' «*<
y* rlub Eulf links
corner of Sanfprn nvtonua and First care, to have anything more to do
cia)
building
Harrison
wejv'members
of
tho
iiiin^p'iriiMbvwiviMO
i
uum
,
on
the
Tnmp**Jaokaonville
road,
Frank Brennan,' attorney for the
grown
'
,r
'
i
i
i
M
K,n*
street.
Their
busihesFTtMts
span had
BUth of-New
Symrpa, u £ to *uch an ivtnU jF
the rep south
*
w e. 'Jdl. i h.^t iRly I” ®*1
oc..
tW U
Jo eease <onreJ
way irmT eupy a flodr space eqni H inow
foroing u rfatfiApoi-hlgb
contiiu
totoJ&bn?'-rtd« Ctt*
t
to
JO
,
.
two
hw alloged atu ntions to a marrJsff CunfUlonllal,
W O (iftfctvre will be left to hold
igo to_ Melbourne and tho
y\ro l> . Poiwl and . dt-elam r tnht Port Omngo
anil
another
couple
and
their first ,jj,c hag. finish payment on the
times the,spaoe used by-their
h had*lured her from the woman here. JFiJjrby.uJe married, bulidlr
'o'nzi was ready to’ meet aJI»prom- niUsing link betwean fiknfonl and rtore. Their warehouse space has, ^ .ji u j n nlld have nothing left
and
automobile
to a lonely spot on the his wifa living a t Honoapath, S. C. oxrcodlhat of
U*« made* by him iu the circulars DeLorni.
n ftirvnnl."
Adams wan jn a hospital a t An possibly be equalled
W distributed.
At yesterday's meeting clgnt more than quadrupled.
links- on tho pretext of khowlnk
Beginning business without an j ..Wlt!l ,',fll^ |UM,y ln th# offering, her whore he made a "holo in oni'*’ derson, H. C., where tho opinion mer,” Mr. Moughton said,4
rithdnn
'contracts were let aggregating
May Erect Dig
Building
Ills Bolldln.
1mamiite
nor Tunney In golf, tho previous iloy. There, wan expressed1last night th a t ho
1uenrlv *900,000. The commission- employe other than theme* lvc*. the j m. t i,er Stribling
Rumors
to
th*
effect
that a large
would
not
recover.
Harrison,
whoso
[Germany I n t e r e s t K e e n
slu*
testified,
he
struck
her.
break
jMmulil
l»‘
ex
1.5cted
to
fight
for
I n t n agreed to meet early in April.
‘
homo is in Lavonla. Go., was re building is to l>e erected in tho ■
-t/q
V I V k . in Tallahassee to accept *500,000 tholr estabU.hr. <nt.
couU rw j , , w ?
i nothing r id possibly have to pay ing her jaw, and assaulted her.
to his home last night.
down-town district have been prev- *1
ra.
from Aluchuln county to be used In
A recent addition to lh. fbrve is f,,r the privilege of fighting," GibRich's defense was that the girl moved
nlcnt during tho past week, but
The
masked
band
is
said
to
have
an mb
advertising
non-per- m
*1
' httiUI"* ro«“l " umbcr 1 brtween O. L Armbrustor,
ArmbroMcr, an
....... I Son added.
had becomo intoxicated from a ridden up to h house on tho-road Tho Herald n is been unablo to
n<l desire Thp M l l R n P F r m J lV I G«ipc<Tme and Hunam via Haw-land merchandising expert formerly
llundrcdi- o f people havo paid m ixture of wine nnd whisky nnd
t|,„nir: to survey tho road from employed in one of the largest fur- fro m X2.5U to $22.50 for scats a t bad probably suffered the injuries by Blgby’a who han been living confirm these rumors. It is known,
era. The a . 1C H U i a i l C S l t u u v
hero* temporarily while on u log however, that such plana are In the
nittirc
house!*
in
the
state
of
Illi
ermanent
Miumi to the Monroe county line,
the Hialeah stadium
und the when she humped her head against
expedition.
making and th at an anounccment
Fiiiillers from Longwood, Gt postponed announcement of tho nois. Mr. ArmbruMcr designed money which has been taken in tho sido of an uutomublle in which purchasing
may
bo expected a t an early date,
He
rents
n
farm
naar
Iloneapath
the
advertisements
appearing
in
enrva of j nc\ a. Oviedo and U
I-nkc
Mary
have
k
route of Tlnminmi trail, pcniling
from the udvnncg sale has gone the party was riding.
and
said
th
at
his
wife
had
visited
Mayor
Forrest la k e , asked a*
this
issue
of
Tho
Herald,
and
is
th old receipt of the engineers’ rcp<rt end
nch pre-Suilicd tho entiy list off the
into the construction of tho stud
Tho jury delibccoted 28 minutes him several times since he had to hla views on Sanford fo r 102t),
beji
und ^ °Lt
fiddloria contsst 'to ba
^Cagi'd| | )lfltp„nw| granting permits for to have charge of tho sale.
ium at'4 no doubt will be lost to iKsforo reaching n cerdlctv It wns been here.
said: "We are ju st getting s ta rt
The cight-nare section is believed those who have paid In advance, a tho second trial for Rich, the first
at the Milano Theater toifibrrow setting poles ulong 300 miles of
Sheriff Moos said last night that ed, another 12 months .will bring
pc ui
drk]
lt-ru- lig h t beginning a t 8:15 o’clock, states highway for transmission to be one of the moat unique ad prominent man in close touch with one a t Battle Creek having result
a secret organization recently sent to th is city mure new building eit*
f the belief «' i irding to J. I- M arcntctte, and line*
vertising examples e v e r seen the situation said here when it be ed in u disagreement.
a warning to Rigby to cease his torpriadti than many of ua can now
' i i locally. From cover to cover there came
of master int- rent in connection with the
knowu that the fight had
uttuntlonn to tlie married woman. dream of. 1 believe w* ore e n te r-'
lidate the fi.-fl meet of itu kind ever prois not n Hno of news m atter, the bcciv culled off.
ing an era of prosperity which
entire apace being used for the va
situation moled hero is reported to be high. M r s . J. S. Chapman
Tromotor Baugh, who esme here
will
Sanford to the front
Stent'd the
items which are to be listed from Indlanupolis, had nothing to
Second Storm Hovers strtongcarry
Responding to tlio challenge isIs Injured By Auto rious
th* naetropoliton cities of
in the sale,
*gu* of etied l.ongwootl •fiddlers to deter-.
say when questioned about tho af
Over Georgia Points tho south. Lot's got”
The first page shows it picture fair.
1ntjno which of • tho sectiona surMrs. John S. Chapman of St.
Manner Year Expected
"• rounding Sanford boasts the best Petersburg, wns painfully Injured of the store building, the second
According to Miami business
T. G. Ball.’ hardware m erchant
WASHINGTON,
March
11.—<JP)
old timers, local fiddlers have call in sn automobile accident occurring contain* various Items pertaining men who attended tho meeting
The secondary disttybanco that do- and actlra Chamber of Commerce
ed a mass meeting to. Keidct from on the Sanford-Orlando highway to tho furnlshiug of u dining room, called last night iu an effort to
vsloped
ovar tho west Gulf during worker, stated th a t from all In-j
PEORIA,
i
n
i
Mar.
U
,W
7
A
the
third
is
designed
to
sell
bed
their ntfflst the •.'hottest"
savo tho fight, the promotora
•’hottest" bow urt
artAltainonto Springe on TucsWednesday
Is over southeastern formation reaching him, he bcllov- <
Minneapolis
sna
St.
Louis
freight
i*ts, Mr. Murcntetto
announced jlay
Morentetto ^announced.,
to information re room suites, the fourth Yells, In pic worked entirely on a shoe string
Georgia
w
ith
increased intensity, ed 1D20 building Would exceed
ture and story, of the sale of living haring only about 110,000 cash to train was held up near here early
,
i uni* ,,t)vvtators a t the fiddling con ceived here today.
•JIB,
the
W
eather
Bureau today. IW55 record. Mr. Ball aakli
today.
Robbers
cut
tho
train
to
a
l
room
suites.
Said
to
b
e
particular
financo the whole business.
'vndon tomorrow niyht x t i assurMrs. Chapman is said to have
The
barom
eter
a
t
Savannah was may be having a slump in v s___
low
some
cars
believed
to
contain
ly
adapted
to
the
Florida
home,
the
Tho stadium alone cost over $18.jjd of hearing thy best talent of- Itcen struck by a car driven by fc.
lot sales in the southern extrem i
2P.74.
alcohol
to
roll
back
down
a
hill,
reed and cane furniture is shown 000, and tho advance ticket sale
i,. l,,v„ i f*rod by Seminole county.
ties of tho state, but our posltf IF Trirvis of Orlando. She was on
The
outlook
la
for
cloudy
weath
tho fifth page and individual money token In for tickets, accord- und forced tha engineer to proceed
idi t» ho . ’Ur* ‘il*rentetto has iksoetl an ln- taken to the Florida Sanitarium at
er, probubly accomnanls«l by anow here la secure from a slump
with
the
remainder,
reports
of
the
beds,
springs
and
mattresses
are
iifg to these inen, will bo lumber.
P»tcr
,il*l*ti«n through the columns of Orlando,,yrher* she was Joined luter
or rain tonight ana Friday in tho any nature. Our property not I
displayed on pago number six.
Neither Stribling nos Tunney had sheriff's office said. .
Keek and.1!'*
*o» fiddlers desirous by her husbund,
Ing inflated, it bi Impuisiolr for
;
In a similar hold un on the Rook lower lake region and the middle a so-called iuli to atrlhs Sanford,
"J’a”
Kitchen furniture, refrigerator* nny statement to make.
hand
AlU-tt * ' " ' l ii *
It# make a Iof fct,mP*tlng for tbc four
fc
Atlantic
states.
In
the
cast
Gulf
Individual pieces of small de Stribling is •understood to have Island road near • boro several
ir
kbeut Ki.n"!*.on' p Pr*ret offered to send in
south A tlantic states the (•ur futurq, buttling will pr-*v« th at
Committee Rejects nnd
sign make up the seventh whllu agreed with Uto position taken by weeks ago rubbers obtained a large and
'riitry notices
a it Ionce,
l U u . I.>|) ?
t n' I
I their
•
U tlU U O
u
I U V S - I and *it
weather
will be partly overcast to Sat.ford Is. Imleeo, hubs antis!."
quantity
of
alcohol.
.|,n| *» expected th a t the already sit M’ComantNominatioii rugs and carpets are given most uf Glbaon, but he could not be reach
Edward Higgins, president of
night and fa ir on Friday. It will
ed for a statement.
the buck'Cover.' 1 •
. The train of 40 carj» wps cut by be alightly colder tonight along the Chamber of Commerce, briefly
In the •fk*0 **rt will be ulmgst doubled
• . •
*
» 1f f 1
the robbers a t Eden. 22 c a n re- south Atlantic coast.
hia opinion down by oaring,
tew to "y ,omorrow night, wbon reprei'”"
WAS1UNQTON,.March
'V'Psurrr Ih l. vlqlnity
• many
small
towns
Small craft warnings are dis ford is building, and will contl
The
Senate
Judiciary committou
committee'
will
With t b .l r
T
lo S
« » t J Judiciary
played from Atlantic City to Jack to build nnd whore eonstr
seemed lighter. A brakemail, In sonville,
progresses, prosperity prevail
Fiji
-S «
K u iu r..
■
3
t
'
•rotninr
the nomination — -------. ,
.
vestigating waa met by armed men
hum the
Camant of Oregon, to be » federal
who announced th a t they were MARBHALL JURY COMPLETED
WAK8H1FS GO TO TAKU
rertlslng *• TOKYO,
aecking cigarettes and liquor am)
March n . ^ P ) - T h e
“ ore noC*Seven insmhers of the rommlttoe
that they had enough trucks t4
PHILADELPHIA, March 1 L
6u,of iurb foreign off! ce announced today that were absent and it was agreed that
haul away two carload*.
three ^Jajpanesc destroyers from
UP)—Selection of a Jury to try
HAY
ST.
U)U
IS.
M
i..,,
Mnr.
SAN DIEGO. Cal- Mar. llr*wide nee Fort A rthur had beCii ordered to they should be polled before*pwHolding the brakemon, tho rob David L. Marshall, charged with
begin join the allied warships at Taku, port on tbc nomination wss return- UP)—Under technical arrest as too 11.—(JP>—Jesse Favre wus in Jail bers
the *8 care, hauling killing Mia* Anna May Dietrich,
result of charges of Intoxication here today awaiting urrival of awaysearched
ed
to
the
Senate.
Chairman
Cum
much loot. The train then and dismembering he* body, whs
It waa s a i d the
guards
to
.
remove
him
to
the
Mis
“JBaieipal near Tientsin.
were
brought
against
him
by
Brig.
mins hopes* to c o m p l e t e the j k >!I
L*y Joseph rhips were sent merely as a pre within a day or t w o . _________- Gen. Smedley D. Butler of tj»o sissippi penitentiary to servo U proceed after being coupled to completed .today, a fte r 140 u le sMnr.’
cautionary
measure.
•* , V*
V v msn had been examined.
|H to
B8
e seutence for alaying J. C. gether.
Marine Corps. Col. Alexander Wil
..-■Jr- !-,. ,r.-si
cLemorc, a. federal entomologist.
liams. until recently commander of
termed the ___ H
Newspaper men who hsd been
the local marine base, is main
EmInstrumental in violation by thslr
the eight and center _
taining a strict silence.
»Uin of
forecast ito early demise
The large navy colony in und employers of * court order Instruc
Briand returns to Paris
about San Diego, however, la do- ting newspapers circulating to
League of Nations aeaaia
Jr® Song*,
ing a lot o ftalking *hout the Hungock county to refrain from
“ope.
publishing Joftlmony developed in
The Figarlo Iu gl
ca£e. The Incident- «*•*“*
trial of fStyri.. concluded yester
Lost night a t th* Bob Morton j th a t grows before your very eyes, Briand accepted
P-3 Bose," •IW e n t »rs out announcing t h e ^ p o v i d a g
rout tha
m <1inner- party given In Oen.
. „ —and
^ street) He cau extend hia arm s almost a' again a fte r tho fall of
circus, tha carrier. boys
l*r*s honor by .Col. Williams, ha« day. *have returned to their h o m e s-----------------------.
dUap- caused keen interest.
Kivrito. American Lsgion "FolHcs.^ * mu; !!f/i?:.r!!‘% h X n m « v
without contempt proceclmgs be- i a ir g force of the Sanford Hevald foot beyond iholr natural position! on-it* financial plan
ing Instituted against them, as had their Innings a t th* Klan
_ an clr- he grows fully 10 Inches taller a t wist desired th a t he
" •te the ricel extravaganza" to bo 'produced
The
.filing
of
fharges
by
Gen.
}ml‘k p Uvs auspices of tho Camp__
_
to
aay
that
they
onjoyed, hla wlU and has tba uncanny th*
had
boen
considered
probable-'.
Butler followed the dinner party
In
disposing
uf
the
case.
Judge
the
show
and
all
the
trim
m
ings -is faculty of tying hla leg* and a m s
^iodUte,” bcd-Lossing Post No. 53, In which •d to torn hundreds »way i t 8 m Later.
which the dinner guesto
*xoy local girls and . yoUDtf 'tt**
W alter A. White, presiding, an putting It mildly.
into knots.
»ro
to
take
par*.
Ike boy* arrived early so as not
bwt " ^ " r S t a r e U ro l Girls '
««< Trih^Several affldavlis. eomo doclff- nounced th a t the question of tba
'-•It 1* believed that a local high itig Col Williams was Intoxicat liberty of the preae could not prop to ntiaa any of th* many features
be determined by a test o f | offered!
ring a
ed and others tout ha,was not. *4* erly
rcazueuoiv, siatcu
the General’s charrto. the ntwspepcra* disregard of Ms
that only l^ g i taicnt wouM inemtH-rs s*y.no deftplte a
Reeulations are
to rvquira the order since anticipated cases naa
n * f row »D»*oar
It, the «*(,w i ^ t thai * *
developed.
S f f i S t of • »<}** pj'yslclan iu aotHebeen
had eaplaincd previously
In the c**| S l e of d n m i i ^ L ^ s u r h «<dire*.tun* hat* been sec-ur- ^ " t
[*• W the 't'ericnced
I to utasw i,
r
th at tha order m i IpUnded to pre
It.
f i^ d it has been repoitad fUed.
I r»he» • 7*
" 4u
sent failure of the court to
My. ( hittenih-n,•;ivitig oJ1
' ”$1U^mtoincBwje, ProfesjU>»*j • c o n d it io n ih BETTER * ; Intelligent men to sarve •» jun«»
Ylaiw
the
« » ! h ,j w s k « * ^ . { 2
bo-TECHNICAL
POINT
rcFw WON BY PONZI IN
FEDERAL COURT
M any N ew Homi
To B e B u ilt S<
Pi
MICHIGAN YOUTH GUN BATTLE AT
FOUND GUILTY OF ROYSTON, GA. IS
ASSAULTING GIRL STILL UNSOLVED
SMITH BROTHERS
INAUGUMTE BIG
AD CAMPAIGN
we
■ sasav .
sata
.
33K
r iddlliur Contest At
Robbers Get Much
Loot A fter H olding
Up Illinois Train
fill Be
taker
ram
Marine Officer Is Favre Will B egin
Keeping Silent On Term T o d a y For
Charges Of Butler M ississippi Slaying
U>-
American Legion P ost Preparing For
M usical Comedy To Be Given Mar. 25
SThtiL
H iiu p crip K c durii
fltlal devil- '
a^titne
'
’i'i
B riand C abinet]
To L ive
Ft
Herald Carrier B oys A re G uests A t
Bob M orton’s Circus On W ednesday
n
d
lSriorf f •L
S Sn ffi
wfSS
yestord
aftenuw
f
m*>-
B
X
acme men m ight be Involved.
R
l 1
�n fo rd
HERALD. T H U R S D A Y ^
FroVingr That Justice Is N ot Blind
fir '
A nnual M eet T o Be Held In
R olliru College C ourse A t
Lake V
n iirginia,
KUi Ui W
U I n1Itc
Ur P
m ai rk
n ,:
■ M any E n trie s A rc Expected
__
___ _
W INTER PARK, FI*. Mar. 11
A t,
(ffl—'R*y Greene, Florida Am ateur
f t;
Athletic Union Commissioner and
‘
organixer of the Florida state intancholnstic. swimming championt • ship*, who directs the meet annual
s' .
ly a t W inter Park, has announced
' * th a t the meet this year will be held
on May 1 next on the Rollins Col'
’ lege course bn Lake Virginia.
According to the announcement
high school boys and girls, follow
e r , ’ . «r* of the aquatic sport, througho u t'th e state, have already begun
R ’V • th e ir training folGtho event and
: >taany inquiries have already been
• redved by the commissioner rccard in g the championships.
G reat rivalry Is displayed each
. y e a r and the championship has alFifcgvi tray* been doCermlned by the last
i. 4 .events. L ast year the boys from
Ri
S t. Petersburg won in their class
w ith 81 point* to their credit, J.
•-
e i* *
i
I
' Ball of this team being the indi-
vidual high scorer, Hillsborough
; high boys of Tam pa took second
’‘ place with 17 points and Duval high
f i of Jacksonville and Miami high
t.
tied fo r th ird place witH 16 points.
In the girls class Orlando high
3
carried off firs t honors -with 48
points w ith V irginia Lawcrence
^ m a k i n g the high individual' score
'. of 16 points; St. P etersburg was
second w ith .28 point* and Hillsborough high w as th ird with 10
It/, points.
g&Y
V.;
* £v .
9
>3 p
t f 8 . S
- j
j
Expect New Records
Several new records were establlahed in th e championships hero
h u t .year, and Commissioner Greene
Many Local Radio Fans P reparing
F eeb le O ld F o lk s
Victor Broadcast Concert Friday ftjight O ften V ictim s of
•Icrusnlem Morn. Peerless Qiiiirtut . Chronic F atig u e
Poll ’Em Girls
Hilly Murray
Sweet Man (Piano Sola)
Frank I’anla
Thu —World Is *Wniliitjr for tin*
Sunrise Victor 1 1 11 *•:. iu-H-
Patriarch
The Victor people have an- !
nounced thnt the concert lias been 1
arranged to consist of very popu- |
lar music nnd that owing to . the
length of life program, it lias been
divided into two sections. The scr
otal section to start promptly at
9:45 o'clock. ,
Among ll»c qrlist's to be heard
ore Billy Mfirmy; Henry Burr,
Thousands of folks blame age for
their vfcak, feeble, Eickly condition—
when in an enormous number of cases
they arc really suffering from chronic
fatigue.
Chronic fatigue is an unnatural tired
feeling—usually duo to lack of sufll*
organic iron
, , i inb j
|( m
■-i ucicnt
u u uiKuuu.
iiui
/
In the blood. Nux*
] W jjSL' r 5^
ated Iron, which
r
V** containa tru e or*
\ r r panic iron like that
I Jv in l*IC01o°d and in
, " ) J / \ ;'i'.mnrh and lentils,
f‘ . [ r t / j <nC/ qu ick ly restores
i .i t r 'x -f .
this iron and bam
•mo rnn;n
ishes c h ro n ic fa*
t. si<mfj-.it
tigue. Itgivcancw
strength and endurance in 2 weeks or
money r< landed. Will not injure teeth
or.dFtufb il *’ stomach like old-fash*
ilined mim-tal iron medicines. At all
Year ’Round Hap
in Asheville
IRON
CHKTHfeBLOOD-AND
IHESCHRONIC't'ATICUEl
PP O SITli h is name, in a Directory of
American Finance, you would find some
thing like the following:
popular here'. . , 1
The program with’ qiiiumriri d a
I
fo llo w s:
Thin Is Hla Beatitude, Louis Burlamina, patriarch of Jerusalem
and next to tho pope in tho ranks
of tho Catholic hierarchy. Tho pic
ture was taken on hla visit to Chi
cago.
Euttla—11 banking houaee In
Lake County have total resources
of |16,185,740.39
tituart—New York capitalists
plan to build 80,009.000 health resort hotel, in thin vicinity.
St- Augustine—Much building
construction going on in Fullurwood.
Mount Dora—Five new homes to
bo construed in Lake Franklin
Park.
i Glow. Wornf
Vi/toi
i
Salon Orchestra.
I Memories of Mother;
j RosCs of Pieardy ljunhert ,M / •
Ln* Ginquiiutuliir. * iSuily \\ i«- j*
1My Thoughts of You;
Sometime
Elsie llnjo i
Alice Blue (.own
Vi< t•-t
Salon Orchestra
My Hero;
Annie I.auric
l.uev M u I,
Kiss Me Again
ft inly \ \ ’ie*J..- i
Give ii Man a Horse lie I'nii Ki*l>
Father O'Flynn
Itoyitl Dadinun
Stephen Foster Medley
Vicl**i
Salon Oivlustra.
Whispering Hope
|.toy Mor-h.
Elsie tinker
Song of l.oNe ( frym "IJIo.-Snm
Time")
l.uty Marsh,
Itoyal Dndiiiiiii
Potpourri of Favorite Melodic.'*:
(a) When the !{*».<•• ltlo**m l.am*
liert Murphy
(h) A Perfect Hay
Elate Baker
(c) 1 W ant What 1 Want When I
W ant It
Itoyal Hmlmun
(d) Ensemble Itali.in titn e t Song
Lucy Marsh and Chorus
PART 11 - ;'.4f> to 10:110 P. M
Ensemble... Eight Victor A rti-ls
and Victor Salon Orelin lru
Cohen on the Telephone, etc
Monroe Silver
Always (Ballad)
llciirv Harr
(’oiliest (T w o Xylophones and
Piano) Green, Hermann Mant a
It Must lie Hove (Irani ",\l*iry
Merry")
“ Vtce -president of a large financial
institution in New York City, managing
director of a chain of industries in the
South.”
is
one
o
cm g ro w
Lust summer be came to Asheville to rest,
but not to lo a f-h e is not that kind. The
bustling, thriving city appealed to him. To
his shrewd eyes “opportunity" seemed written
large across its future. I,|_jscemcd born to
progress and success.
'
*
/
He liked to let lus guzc wander up to the
surrounding mountains that push toward the
blue. To bint, their majesty and beauty
were like symbols of endeavor, of uplifting
forces accomplishing great things in the
world.
The bracing mountain air thrilled
him a tonic, and a challenge to be up and
doing. And there was so much he could find
to do! Golf on splendid courses, motor trips
over curving white roads, horse-back rides
through winding mountain trails, walks
V.
Manhattan Shirts
t ,r *
• • * - * >
*.
“Here,” lie thought, “is the pi*
to live and be happy. There*
things to be done the year i*
climate that lets you do them. Ill
arc cool, the winters mild andI
spring and fall arc glorious.
i
He has bought the site for » W
villc will be bis permanent residency
tcristically, he saw the n e e d forul
plant near Asheville, one of B
opportunities, and has set joyW
planning to build it—‘ just to k«P>
‘ , r
12 T a y lo r Arcade,
St. Peteraburg. Fla.
—with Collars lo mutch
\ (Ming men—ami all men are young wlio do
feel o ld —there is a Hit of dash and go a b o u t
new line of Manhattan Shirts with collar to
They have all tho a d v a n ta g e s of nisi
s h irts — exclusveness of design, v ariety
iraeliv'i*liras of color, q u ality o f fabricera U in u o .
The man who always dresses well, bat wh*. dis
likes monotony, can well add a new note of fresh
ness and crispness to his wardrobe with'a few
of these new: Manhuttans,
•/
l
.....
P. CHITTENDEN
I Ult.NJHHERK TO MEN WHO KNOW
Mart*, and i'ajum aa luutlv by The M anhattan ShuV,Com
puny hear the M auluqtan label; the Underwear bear* iU
Man*co label.
. * x.
I
-w .
�N ew sboys
IHerald
Of M orton’s Circus
■■■ ' ■• •
•
(Continued from Pago 1)
"Jim” the Hon movie star,-roared
his approval a t every' shot, and
“Princes* P at," the big polar bear,
nd little “Teddy,1
“Teddy,” the baby
Rushe and
-------ith sian bear, gave their train er many
re- a tussle while perform ing edifying
m- tricks known only to anim al land.
rs,
Walter Beckwith, train er of big
Oil’“Jim,” the movie lion, enters his
tio I cage and calmly sta rts an exhlI bition with this kilter of the jungle
ii- ! beasts. Mr. Pw kwith apparently
o f. w*a not envied by one one of the
of i oii.ooki-rs present, aa no one yolunInl tee red to enter tho cage a t his inrs, vitation and shake hands or -paws
,d- ‘ with "Jim .”
Beckwith puts the
■o-1lion through many paces, wrestles
•w 1and rides him, and makes him play
a - ; dead a t the point of a gun, like the
, directors do in the movies when
iy the animal plays roles before thfe
'.
L.
,1
.
%\
,
jr
Then came tho circus. The boys
filed into the big show, scrambled
into hippodrome seats th a t gave
them an unobstructed view or the
whole program, and thev enjoyed
the array of.splendid circus acts,
the capering and cavorting of the
circus clown* and the lilting music
of Victor Graham’s circus band.
Art act th a t especially appealed
_________ _
Condition Of Martin
j g E SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926
IgELfeHV MARKET)
for
Wednesday, Marchinformation
10 :
Sanford, Fla.: ci„-
wh? iinquiry.
” in.d°rinK
ntght- ’»
Demand mo
“ •rket steady.
State Chamber Is||
Using Bank Talley
To Offset Knocks
nnd f -°h- cash
10-ineh crates in the rough
cn Self-blanchlng 3-0 dor g
Total Cariot Shipment
,h " ’ "“ ”;
season
>m )U| .1 ,
a #• 4
vwiiiuiv,! t,v»
V'llv
.hing which caused them to |iaU3c
2497 '""nd think n ILtle was the article
on The Florida Dollar, written bv
New
o- . -------- T953! V i r « r ,p * Mosoluy, vice-president
n Plr ^ ork- ‘•'d e g re e s , cloudy.l?/
American Exchange Pacific
stock liil,, arr ‘ved- Supplies goo l, ’ National Bank of New York, which
^ 'n a n d moderate f o r !
’eon published in pamphlet
, ‘ stock, market firm. Florida: I form b>‘ numerous Florida organi*ome ordinary condition, stalky i “ tions nnd distributed by the
•inch crates, 4-8 dot $4.50-5 Oo’ thousand# in every part of the
JO dot. mostly V.50 Washed and 1countr>- .
pre-cooiod, 4-0 doz. $5.50.6.00- s ' N’ow.
the State Chamber,
■no 8 dot. mostly 24.S0-5.00, fPWi a survey conducted in Miami has
niff’i
.
flinched the argument. One hun. . ittsburgh: 28 degrees, snowing *dred sixty-nine business concerns
10 Florida, arrived * Oneiiimr ' n Miami nr»* sending. 343,822,350
ihursday. Supplies liberal. l)e- annually north of the Mason and
tM *j ow’ mnrket siightly weaker p i*on Une in exchange for comrlorida,^ 10-inch crates.- 4-J0 dot] m.edltics needed in that city. Dry
0e*t .34 7545.00, inferior quality and goods nnd clothing houses, spend
condition, low as 34.00, a dot 24.00- 39,285.000, which the Miami Cham4.'>0; Washed, 4.10 dot. 34.75-5.25* brr
Commerce declares is twenj* dot. 34.00-4.50. California, crates’
percent'underestimated. There
best SS.00.fl.50, poorer low ns 36 5o’
«*P«nded for builders’ supplies
Philadelphia: 30 degrees cloudy lbp !,nm °* 38,099,600; wholesalers’
•» Florida arrived. 7 cars on track' !H,Ppl>,>B 37,000,000; retail eStablshSupplics limited, demand moderate n,ent* other than drygoods housrs
market firmFlorida, 10-inch 30,752,656; automobile equipment
..
,
n
..
C o n t in u e s F a v o r a b l e
l,
Mur. 11.
quotations
nville mnrt the Florintpu# vegisml good;
i; market
tl himperj
t\ himpers,
| tunnpen,
in carton#,
hel dampgreen
Ida's choice
py count nnd
re count and
Ifsncy count
sney couut
count
u rt crate*,
INeminuneta
-------.
I rd. 3-6 dot. 33.50; H dot. $3.00; 10
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., March 11.1«!<;*. $1.50-2-00. Washed, wrapped,
(/p)—^Tho condition of Governor 'ull sites $5.00-5.50, few lot as $4.50.
John W. Martin, who Is ill here | Washington: 30 degrees, cloudy,
with influenta, continued favorable
cnrlot nrirvnls., 5 broken and
today, according to information ! * unbroken cars on track. Supgiven out a t the mansion. The I Plies moderate. Demand moderate,
executivo was said to be still clear market steady. Florida, 10-inch
of tem penm ire and th a t he was crates, 4-6 do*. $4.75-5.00; 8-10 dot.
......................
'“
mostly $1.50Detroit: 20 degrees, clear. 24
car* on track including broken.
•Supplies heavy. Demand and trad
ing moderate, market dull. Flor
ida, 10-inch crates, 4-6 doz. $4.501.75, few fancy $5.00; 3 und 8 doz.
33.75-4.25; 10 doz. $3.25-3.50;
Washed, wrapped nnd pre-cooled,
4-6 doz. $5 25; 3 nnd 8 doz. $4.25.
California, crates, $7.50-8.50.
Atlanta, 36 degrees, raining. No
carlo; arrivals. 3 cars on track in
W H EA T159H V181U 161
May, no<9
cluding broken.
Supplies mod
158«*
loot, erate. market steady. Florida, 10May, old
139U 1567k 139V, inch crntF-; 3-4 doz. $5.00-5.25.
July ........
$ 10.00.
.133% 140% 134% r „. . _ • ....
Sept.........
1.. CHi.ii- u- aJzriegrces, cloudy. 1
CORN—
‘atvt 129V “ p-T f.. , , . . r )■loriila arrived; 55
July .......
including broken
78% 120%
7S i , . . . . . . ,
May ____
-i,.-..’ .. P'•••r.1.
Demand mod81% . 129%
r
July .......
, ' •
d t. -'k, market steady
83% 129%
K’ .
Sept..........
...i: • .c'c. dull for ordinary
OATS—
..n i.
Fli.ida, 10-inch crates,
May ......
'airly well blanched.
4-6 doz.
July .......
'. TO, few higher: 8 doz. $5.09
Sept....... , 25. poorly blanched, 4-6 doz.
UYK—
'VlMi-6.25, mostly around $5.00; 8
May
doz. $4.50-4.75. few higher. Wash
July
ed ami pre-cooled, 4-6 doz. $5.75Sept
6.00. California, crates, 4-6 doz.
' tltD —
mostly $8.50, » w higher.
May .......
Cincinnati: 32 degrees, snowing.
July
1 California arrived. 7 enrs on
lilllS —
track. Supplies moderate. De
May . .
mand rather slow, mnrket firm f»r
July
..
pood stock. Florida 10-inch crates
IIELI.IKS'
Wide range in quality 4-C. doz.
16.10 21.05
May
$4.60-5.25; 8 doz. $4.50-5.00; 3 and
1G<30 21.37
July .
10 doz. $4.00-4.50.
CHICAGO, Mar. 11.—0D —Poul
try, alive firm ; receipts two cor#:
fowls 30; springs 32; turkeys 35;
roosters 21; ducks 30-32; geese 19.
CHICAGO. J u T T l — (/H—Pota
toes, receipts 40 cars; total Unit
ed States shipments 082; 18 Cana
dian; trading moderate, market
slightly stronger; prices slightly
higher; Wisconsin sacked round
white* 3.90(5)41.0; fancy shnde
higher; Minnesota Racked round
white* $3.75(j)3.90; Idaho sacked
russet* $4,000)4.25, according to
quality.
*
,
(i^ a d
0
'
-
If you’re looking fnr a rather hazardous and thrilling amusement you can find It astride a fiery steed
perhaps.ua wyll as any place. For instance horso racing carries plenty of the thrill stuff: this is espec
ially true of the race of races—the steeplechase. Spills are freauent- Jockeys often narrowly escape death
when their mountu fail to make a clean Jump. The fox hunt, wnich takes horses and riders un hill, down
There in n unvinR in coat
dale, across fences and over strenms, Is another Torn! of sport furnishing plenty of thrills. Polo, too, is when you use Sheelrock.’
nn exciting and hainrdoua pastime. There ure many others ns well. In the accompanying photo ana three
fcarlo-* rider* snapped just as their mount* are taking a high hurdle at fast clip. There’s plenty of
action—likewise some real’ horsemanship.—
. . . .
figure does not include private f i n i n p f r i l i t C f l l l T i e r V
building enterprises or improve- w T U p t i r U I b ^ u n i t c r y
ments nor docs it include fundt
LdllDloyS 150 PCODIf
being expended in the development
F
J ____
1
of realty projects.
LA KB WAIVES, March 11.Tho largest single Item is 31,- Emm 500 to 600 field boxes o
000,000 roceiitly votid for high- grapefruit ur« being canned dull;
wny work and there is nn addition- -u,1 die HHI Urothera plunt her*
id 31,000,000 remaining of n pravi- ‘bo
nff/ 'rdinK •« P l‘W nkI \
ous bond issue of 31,290.000. " " ’f® than 100 women and girl
Street paving In Gainesville rep- M,"i “1‘owt fifty men.
Not con
resents 3854,000; hospital con- »*nt wth H e use of oversize frut
struction $200,000 mill extension from packing houses the eoncen
of the water nnd light facilities
into the open m arket foi
2310,500.
Other projects In- "Upplie* nn«> buying fruit dlrectlj
eluded involvt* 3150,000 for the fr«m Jhe growers.
^
city hnll nnd fire department#,*---------------------------*
3525.900 for the University of Dixie Hotel nnd 3200,000 for ex
Florida, 3760,000 for the new tension of Hotel Thomas.
Sped*11*
iie
San
fo rd
C u E n rr A
and
FARMERS
SUPPLIES
s s o c ia t io n
Chesterfield,
credit record is th e passport to fin a n
cial independence. M ake your credit
record a “credit” to y o u - u ^ 'it as a
stepping ston e to bigger things.
m
Keep your c r e d i t record clear! Protect
vour credit and it will protect you.
'k - L ig h t Shades
e s Store
BUILDERS
u /it^ n ^ y ^ caalw n
Real delicacy of acoma, but without
loss of natural tobacco taste and
character—that’s the whole story!
.
I
ft Oi
and knickers.
Phone 53ft
a f f il ia t e d w i t h
T
A F T IL IA T C O
A
A
-
“Spider” Murdock is uM.os Angeles
daredevil, who does little things
like hopping from moving train**
to nutos or airplanes. He never
got hurt, and he wears a black
cut and a figure "13” on hi* ntfeater. Hut he got it nt last. He went
to visit a sick friend, Jliped on the
hospital atepu and brok^ his ankle
Prompt paym ent of bills is one o f the
cornerstones o f success and a good
1 of Crepe de Chene,
KNOW
An ideal in terio r finish!
Nnil.s d irect to M u d d fttk ta w
Joea aw ay w ith la th am fp lM -
GANESVILI.E. 'Mnrch 11.—Ap
propriations nnd fund* now being
expended on public nnd qunsl-public improvements in and about
Gainesville in Commissioners Dis
trict 1 of Alachua county are con
servatively estimated ut $5,479,600, snys tho Florida State Cham
ber of Commerce, th e 1 greatest
outl"v ever authorized at one time
in the history of tho city.
The
Promptness is the aoul of business,
new est shades.
DO YOU
Gainesville Project
Totals Nearly Five
And H alf Millions
u u ^ J | i| lU n
F Inrl .h|,n' [o.'l’nrh ’Vrn tT,’.
s.MMrd.
JACKSONmjJSV JO* 1
(4V -The F lo rid rP m J W ti
Women’s,clubs will hold I
meeting in this city during
23 to 20 inclusive, aceordtal
announcement issued hefi.
will be the thlrty-aecood
meeting of the organlsaUc
will also be an election t
officers ss officers are elec
two-year ternia on eyen yi
JACKSONVILLE. March 1 1 .Business men In the north who
were busily engaged In knocking
Florida n few months ago because
of the millions of dollars pouring
into the state, have begun to real
ise that n large part of each of
those dollars has been sent back
to that part of the country from
Whence it- cam*, says the Florida
Carload.
years
Woman’s a
Meet In
If You W ant A l
|
W.
�g
anfo u
D n E R A I> P . T H U R SD A Y ; M A B C T 1 1 . l g « .
D R .
JBKYLL AND MR! HYDE
N o' Cause T o r Apprehension
As Brisbane Sees It
return
* A s F lo rid a condltionH atendily retu
rn to norm alcy an d th e
in ev itab le period o f re a d ju stm e n t seta in follow ing th e n a
tu ra l d e a th o f reckless land buying, th e receding tid e s o f hec
tic sn^chlatiorr will serv e only to intensify, to eiqphasize S an
fo rd ’s independence Of a n y th in g p ertaining to th e boom
fam ily. T h e su b sta n tia l foundation of th is com m unity an d
Its le g itim a te an d en tlu rin ir resources are bein g b ro u g h t-to o re
and
m ore in to pronrinence as cities built along less Solid lines
stmwriiirmhi
____ T... n Anton to
-*-17.60 P is klonOiR... 13 tft foil in to th e te m p o ra ry business depression to be expected
4i> CM* l*v c a r r i e r . te i
_ W e ak ly I .u n io n if.e o in th o se co m m u n ities Whefe fho “boom” wps n o t su p p o rted
by .well developed 'back countries or advanced in d u stries,
i m u i / R O T IC B i. All o b itu a r y t* ’ S an fo rd has th e rich est back c o u n tty & f any section of
o otlcra, c»Til» o f th n n k * , ra a o lu ■•Wene mnd n c tlo e s of e n te r ta in m e n ts F lo rid a and its ipdUHtrie.s- a rc in a h e alth y s ta te of develop
' a lte r * S )I T (M i n inert* w ill ba
ch a rg ed fo r a t r e g u la r a d v a n c i n g m e n t th a t in su re s *thc prosperity of th is city independent
o f to u rist p atropngd o r sp irited realty tra n s fe rs . S an fo rd
«M M nCH ASSOC1ATBII PRIM S can advance an d pro sp er on its own m e rits and th e riooncr its
T h e A aaociatetl Pr**a la e x rlu sw lv /e n title d to th e • uae tot re* citizens ap p reciate th is fa c t the sooner will th e c ity ’s g row th
liillc p ilo n o f a ll new a d isp a tc h e s he accelerated.
-edited to It o r n ot u tn e rw la e
•edited In Oita p a tte r an d alao th e
T h e re a re some \v h o see in th e lessening of speculation
•cat n aw a p u b lish e d h ere in .
All
■'BUB o f re p u b llo a tlo n of a p a e u l th e n d v e n t of A rm ageddon, h u t th e th in k in g m an realizes
• p a tr h e a h e re in a r a alao rea arv ad
th a t th is stab ilizin g of business conditions is th e b est econo
RflPAY, BIARCII 11. 1926
m ic c h a p te r in F lo rid a's history. T he boom has served its
purpose. It has b ro u g h t th o u san d s o f people to Florida and
H ERALD'S PLATFORM
)eeper water root* to Jack- paved th e w ay fo r th e s ta te ’s advancem ent on its own m erits,
ITilld.
a ssisted by m illions of dollars of outside cnpital.
instruction of .flt Jobna-InT h e re n d ju stin g ^ o f Florida conditions will e ffe ct a gen
ir» River canal.
eral
re v e rsa l of policies. Those m ushroom cities built on the
Cgtfeoslon of whits way.
Iwimmlng pool, tonnla courts.
Augmenting of
r" * . gram—houses, hot«1a, a p a r t bouses.
Extension at street paving
FfebMUte SUBUME
world court.
T hat lengue of nation*, planned
for pence, already has a fight of
its own.
BRITAIN wantod Gcrmniiy in
the league
Germany wn* trilling.
France declared thnt Poland, Spain
and Brar.ll also nhould come In.
with u full vote, as allies nnd
sympathizer* with France. Thu*
a "Latin bloc” would oppose nnd
ridiculous
tbtrTFocgeT
T o m lin Vour
CedoCxs Be
AIAJZCM 1515.
The desire is' to make Undo
Sam line Op in the league wi(h
Germany and England, ng ain it the
| French bloc. Wouldn't it bo more
sensible for Unfle Snin to atny
over here, pay his debt* and mind
his own business?
struct Iotr of boulevard
. around Lake Monroe.
C-—Completion of city beautifiestlon program.
r -E xpansion of arhool ayatem
- with pravlaton for Increased fa1 rilltlea.
MEN th at should know Itettor,
say our entering the world court
has nothing to do with entering
the lengue of untlons.
But in
Europn where they know, all
statesmen nnd newspapers of im
portance affirm United States en
try Into the world court is equiv
alent to entering the league and
' impose* on America the nbllga
i lions of the lengue.
V BIBLE VKRBE frOR TODAY
OUR CHILDREN AND G O D ^Not so: Go now ye th n t are w on
and serve th e Lord."
......
Ex.lOill
PRAYER—May wo Lord, no \
yield in tbo tem ptation of goDig
melt nlnun or sending the tbltdi
alone to servo Thee.
%J. ,
MR. KING NODS
LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL
LOST THINGB
•*
Suppose th at nil the loat thing*,
. So strangely hid from sight,
The seldom-though-upon thing*,
Tbo given-up-for-gono things,
Should all a t once, together,
Conte suddenly to light I
T h e re ^ b e immense confusion
- T hat’s safe to any, you know:
Much pishing round and nabbing.
Mutch snatching, catching, grab
blng,
Much skipping hither and thither
And running to nnd fro;
• 1
nim, iiviun MI/ unnpuau uhvi
ft;'•: ^ And, “Thcro’s the pen I peered for,"
r, H And, “Thoro’a the pin, feared for,"
Rt tu And, "There's my long lost locket,'
fe
And, "There’s my Jlhls or that'."
J' $If, \
|
Twould be n very nwkwnrd
'Condition of nffairsi
E -rrv ft So many folks.would claim things
r tttJ T Wbuld want tho very same thing*,
With countloss "th at's" and "th l* V
' Jy'.^- And endless"heroV ’ and " th e w s ’
j
"IoTBe
‘
With, "Pnrdori me, hut really
H gt® * That object's mine, you s it ;"
* A And, "Oh, I m ust explain, ma'am,
f y V Y ou'
’-nty watch nnd chnin, m iw t deliberately formed. It is alw ays wise to note what
i r J v,
m a'am !1'
' successful men are doing. And Ibis applies w ith special force
And;. "Borrv, sir, but truly
i to what is being done in Florida a t the present time. Amerffv 2
T*»*t knife belongs to me."
jican capital and en terp rise have been a ttra c te d to Florida
'• ‘
i because th e re today is found the most inviting field for th e ir
Bk • *' Oh auch a helter-skelter
E. • £
And dashing nrnr nnd far!
• I em ploym ent.—The Bankers Magazine.
li Bueh fumings and such fretting*j
---------------- o---------------» And Impolite upsettings!
TH
IS'W
O
U
LD
In* a splendid system if it only worked ac
1. rather ho|>o the lost thing*
cording to plan; hut from tim e to tim e so m any "changes are
¥
Will stay Just where they are!
(Nancy Byrd Turner, in St. Nich made both in the standardized diseases and th e standardized
olas).
,
cures, as well as in th e opinions and beliefs of successive gen
WIIAT tune would you select for
I your funci'l)!? * There might be a
i ihotMund answers
that, ranging
from the funeral march in "Aida"
lo "U lieu Johnny Comes Marching
Home Again."
j A. M. Carlisle, ISritUli ship
huildi-i\ who hud In* hotly crcniutud
while the waltz from "The Merry
, Widow wa* played, wanted a
cheerful
funeral, "nobody
to
grieve," no hymns, no players, no
religious ceremony.
Carlisle'*
daughter. Baroness. Von Versen,
(uintetl wlien the music started.
No wonder.
It is not easy' to
make a joke, nr even a pleasant
usually a cn-i permitted President C arranza to be
vise Senator, pocketed by Potsdam while the
nlly befogged (;rpn^ War was on, Mr. W arren
HMcxicnn'nf- ^uccocxlc-d in noteworthy fnshion.
a resolution
Fir«t as snecinl representative of
:icnn affairs, President Ilnrding, Mr. W arren
Lion with the helped to work out a plan whereby
ns though I recognition of Mexico by the Unitcsent Ambus- eil states was achieved. L ater, as
i been "side- American Ambnssncior to Mexico,
leccher War- lie watched this plan operate until
idor to Japan | he was called home to nssist in
n, wheni the i nominating and electing BIr. Coolr, “ has heard 1idpe to be President. Not until MrI Warren retired from the Mexican
W arren tv ■m'SRi°n did tilings begin to dcvolop
rejection |iy ! unhappily in the relationship of tho *
gentleman's | lun countries.
(
irney G en eral. Within the Inst month, relations
«•’* C abinet.! between Washington and Mexico
fusal to con-1 City have notable improved. "Si*
|K>intinent to lencc and slow timv'’r-fl.'prescrip*
Hicnt of Jo*-j4iojlT6ai,d io be ipqre than ohcp.efnot dlssnUa-J recflvo by President Coolidge—nnd
ton straight-1 it might he added, , by President
■eason, ns hcjCqllo* us well, hns been rewarded
Hr. W arren'*' with happy results. If it i.4‘ truo
he Attorney Mbat the somewhat vocnl and not
■s the ndmir- always proudent Sheffield hns been I
-. W arren’ :n j ‘'sidetracked" by Mr. W arren, asi
the Govern Mr. King hints is the case, there is
anil later u»
reasort to apprehend thnt the*
real interests of either the United J
ircscntativos States or Mexico have become sent with pres- j idhly imperilled hy the Washington
Jr. W nrren’* ; Adm inistration’* nltercd attitude.
> la- HUcceedWithout disparaging Mr. Shcf*
' oikIs . W ith | field, whose achievement in legal,
* no A m eri-. industrial and politicul circles had
Mexico City | arresti-d favorable attention before
g good und j he became “a diplomat of debut,”
hi* country | it i* not displeasing to learn that
rhile he held the Warren policy of calm' reflocIt diplomatic tion, dispassionate discussion and
!.nne Wilson reasonable compromise respecting
n Henry P. Mexican affairs is to he reinforced
idor to Italy, by the Coolidge Administration.
erations, th at hum anity now has more diseases than it ever
AI)I> <mo to tlie miracle* of
IjOVC is blind but so fa:- no one
Last Smuiuy morning,
has ventured to say that It i* before h a d ; and th e world is aw akening to a recognition th at *oience.
j the whole system lacks any ^fundam ental basis of T ru th .— between H and 12 men in New
dipnb.
York and London talked through
■ -o
j Eugene Del Mar.
the ether by wireless. The m ira
A fter quarelllng, a boy und girl
cle* recorded in various religions
mako up. A fter thnt the girl
TH A N K GUI) every m orning when you g et up that*you require complete faithI.OUISVII.I.E rouniE R -JO U R N A L .
make* up again.
Christians question tho miracle*
, \ r ------ o-----have som ething to ilo which m ust he done, w h eth er you like
• Getting down to brans tack* i* it or not. Being forced to work and forced to tin y o u r best performed hy Mohammed, who
all right In everything except
threw handfuls of dust into the
“Ihiii," *ay* Mr. Houston, “was
will breed in you tem perance, self-control, diligence, s tre n g th air and changed it into troop* of
when Tt come* to eating.
a
blow
straight from the shoulder.
------ o ---cavalry, ami Mohammedans ques
It was electrifying. It was only
Sanford Is about to upend 12.- of will, content and a hundred virtues which th o idle* will tion* some of the Christian-m ira
what I expected of Woodrow W il
.000,000 for public improvement*. never know.— C harles Kingsley.
cle*, sending tho human voice throe
son.”
‘ Sanford Is a typical Florida City.
thousand miles cross the ocdhn.
But it didn't please Mr. Bryan.
‘ r—Tampa Tribuno.
A Montreal scientist pin at*
“Thut night," recalls Houston,
thernmite, his chemical invention
"Bryan asked if I was not shocked
1. Another excellent way for yom
"to burn up" ice in the Allegheny
Hy IUVIN .S. COIIIt
by thnt statem ent of tho president;
girl to. forget you I* for Iter to
river ami free the gorge.
Mys
. . He smilingly remarked th a t we
j always lie remembering the othi-i
terious
is
chemistry.
Ice,
like
need not tie surprised if he asked
Down below Macon lived a higli-t All that wns left to be salvaged
felloy*.
us to find places in our depart
l ly respected old colored woman of wa* hi* hide und hi* grease and water, i* one-third oxygen. Oxy
gen is necessary to fire. No oxy
ments for hi* supporters, lie Boid
• Doctor* *ay girls' nal.le* are. the nnto-beilum type, which now a certain cherished memory.
gen,
no
fire.
Yet
erimbine
two
he was in a difofrent position from
Her energy
The inevitable lawsuit for dntn'growing larger. Now H.uio'ltndy i>* almost extinct
parts of hydrogen with one of
any of us—6,000,000 people had
[will collie along ail I blame it oni wu'i admirable and her wit* were ace* followed, with Aunt M’ll** as oxygen nnd two gases become' one
voted for him fo r president threo
keen but her possession* were the plaintiff.
But the railroad
the Charleston.
time* und muny of them would like
pitiably scanty, c-c>iisi*tirig chiefly wmi and the case was thrown out liquid, and the "water" thu* pro
duced
put*
out
fire.
to serve the nation."
of u ten acre farm, n brace of of court.
"He carried out his thought in
grandchildren who had been left ; Tho old womnn determined upon
my direction," adds Mr. Houston,
upon her hand* by n shiftless »on-| reprisal. If she couldn't get oven
in-law when hi* much better half in one way she would in an o th er
died, a venerable and decrepit mule [H er revenge took tho form of a
Very-few women are a* old u<
nnd a bull of uncertain uge but ldaily surreptitious lubricating of their enemies say they are.
of passionate temperament.
Of i tho trnck* where Old Buck had
her belonging*, the bull, next to j nnssed from this life; a snot which
The quickest way for a doc tor to
(lie two pickaninnies, wn* easily j happened also to be u t the begin- lose* a patient Is to tell her it wa* j
first in Aunt M'li**' affection.
{ ning of u rather stceri upgrade. only a minor operation.
In her hand* "Old Buck" was For several weeks tho locomotives
• nearer, and Sanford, nonnesting do< ilo enough but he hud one hud imd nn exceedingly hard timo of
Very few people who want to
, one of tho finest diamond* in the habit of which, try n* she might, it to make any headway a t all a t be movie stars could stand t h e !
Ilo this pninti.
Investigation showed strain of getting married every ;
«state, hoper to say nn much of itn his owner could not euro him.
WALTER LIITM A N IN FOREIGN AFFA IRS
had nn innate dislike for freight thnt the rails had been heavily month._
'te a m thin year.
truiiis.
Every time he saw u onnointed with beef fat, and the
In due course Senator llorah has
freight train Old Buck went ram* finger of suspicion aimed a t the . Mnylio they wear short skirt* been made Chairman of the Com
paging.
old woman.
iiii Iff' because it gives them more free mittee on Foreign Relations. Ho
T hr proximity of the tracks of
On a certain day n dotofllvo for dom in saying their prayers.
ha* come into this hjgh estate not Borah’s case. There ’•ore many
the Genrgiu Central Railroad to the road, a large, Hqhnrtly-bullt
by election of the people or by more voters on tho island of Man*
his little pasture meant tho daily man, with n formidable mustache,
When a man can support two choice of his party but under the liattan alone than in the wholo
upsetting of the bull's disposition, anepnred at the door of Aunt children ho has ten. When a man rulo of seniority. Ho has outdat State- of Idaho: with jluch a Small
For, with annoying regular)ty-tw o M’liss’ cabin.
can support ten children he lias ed his predecessors.
.constituency to n u rsj Senator
XrCTghts went down the line each
"I represent the Georgia Central j two.
. .
I mention this fact because it Borah docs not have to w orry about
morning und one invariably re* Railroad," he announced im p res-!
establishes his Imtepcndencc a t the the favors and threats of tho n a
They w ant to stop bullfight* in outset. A man who haa attained tional administration. His con
turned in the evening.
Finally sively.
fixer," V
there came a day when he reached
"Yassuh," replied M’lis*. “ Won't Mexico, perhaps licrsuse cows ob an office because he is alive nnd stituency I* munagable. He can
U 6
ject to tn eir husbands fighting.
the Hint of hi* patience'. 1 With yotLCome in and tek a cheer?"
because ho continues to be elected really talk to it and make a di*
by the people of Idaho is under no r * t , personal contact with the
When some factory' gets u lot of great compulsion to regard himself local leaders who disposo o f votes.
som ething It doesn't know what to as the m ere mouthpiece of a Presi No wonder his fuith in an annual
do with we have n new breakfast dent or of a Secretary of State. to the people is unshaken, fo r
food. .:$ • *
• Deo volcntc, he will survive them there are so few people to whom
laitb. If only ho continues to eat .
to, mHlte
appoxl; A loy
Those wcorlng their lutthing suits *moderately, to exercise regularly, al fouowing^of less than seventyfor Underwear this winter will have , to sleep.w ell, and to keep about five thousand voters In Idaho is
to buy new ones this spring.
half tho voter* in the S tate of Ida enough to make his re-election c e r
ho on his side, he can look with tain.
A poor m an’* eon hasn’t much cool detachm ent. on any sugges
Mr. Borah does not need to wormore chance to make a success than j tion th a t iieues from the W hite
A national administration can
a rich man’s *on.
IHouse
not help or hurt him much.
WILSON AND THE SPOILS
MY FAVORITE STORIES
H a l l, P entland
h
A U D IT S SYSTEMSfi
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami,
Palm Bench, Daytona
117-318 First NitioialBuk
Sanford, Florida ,
U ntil March 15th (last day for fi
o u r office will be open from Da.
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT
**'
]|
| .2 a c re homcHile, larn
a b o u t 1 1-2 m iles from Country Cbk
a n id e a l lo c atio n fo r th a l country ko*
la n d w o u ld lie left to have a niff
thlR la n d I* cleared.
I’rire for
10 acre* celery land xitl
with good house on **mr, fot
farm is on the east side of
mile* from the city limit*.
COLCLOUGH REALTY
311 F irs t N n t’l. Bank Bldf.,
/
. *.
Sanford,
r»
Rent E s ta te
*
f
TOM SIMS SAYS
I
BORAH’S SPLENDID ISOLATION
. w* h*vo Wrmn***
And dursbjV bound SOW
Official announc***" ni
Book In
Its pr»s*»«
of Bible*
rrsr"
�th e san fo rd :
SOCIETY EDITOR
MRS. FRANK MEISCH EF t ERTAIn T tw
HONOR OF MRS, GEORGE M P ^ ^
f
s. w. V.,
of Mrs- R-
,|ia Avenue
itmber* of
nford High
ception bcto all psr*
in the high
pter N. S.
ralsr mect, A. T. Ros, Auxiliorv
r of Mr*.
Stm t nnd
fomcn s
14:30 o’clock
d concert nt
public i* inLihrary will
tk.
td nt 4:30
fheater.
rh Auxiliary
1 with Mrs.
apartments
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: ST
team for the exemplary life of the
"THE WOMAN’S DAY”
CONTINENTAL dawoaob are departed, recognizing the loea to
our community, and,
Kacohred, th a t a copy of these
resolutions bo sent to the m p eeted
fhmlliea and also be spread upon
the minutes of bur chapter and
sent to each of our dally papers to
be published. ’
By Allcne Sumner
On Tuesday afternoon
Mr*.:
Frank Blelsch entertained honor
ing her house guest, Mrs. George
Meyer of Staten Island. N. Y.
There were three tables of play
er*. TfcP lower floor of the spa^
dobs residence was beautifully
decorated with pink nnd white
sweet peaa nnd anap dragon*, to
gether with feathery asparmgu*
ferns, pink and white m ints were
enjoyed during n most absorbing
cam e of bridge.
When scores were counted it
wns fotftd th a t Mrs. F. Fuller held
high score. She was presented n
silver vanity case. Second prltc
fell to the lot of Mrs. George
Meyer. She was presented n bot
tle of Black Narcissus perfume.
In cutting for the consolation
prise. Miss Elisabeth Mny, who i*
spending the w inter here with her
sister. Mr*. If. Richter, was the
lucky one. She was presented with
a box of crystal bath salta.
Yo« Might Like to Know!
civic life.
Sha adds—“women
arc leas inclined to waato than
men; the woman viewpoint la need
Hammered red-gbldy
ed in every phase of public affairs; ing wear.
H it Infinite wisdom, has ra
in mothering the race woman has ones In Russian design seem very
acquired a different technique for popular
front our m idst and takesdoing things than has m an: wom
Life beyond our friend and
pay of sweet pea*. Mr? Meyer
Laugh If You W ant To
an has an Inferiority complex be
citisen, C a p t W. A. F ltta,
*|«* presented with a hand painted
MY Aunt Emma says th e poor
cause of rektrlctlona p u t upon her "
we have with us always and h u s
RESOLUTIONS
to His Divine Will and fbi
bands, too, ao grin an’ boar itl
\r;'Jr i S
ch ? ho, PWsented Mr*.
A Woman’s Beauty
Whereas, our Heavenly F ather In family and loved ones
Meier with a hand painted motto
While there’s life, there’s hope the
LARGE pores a re generally call*' lilies will be delivered some Hia Infinite wisdom, haa removed heartfelt sym pathy in tha
Picture anil Miss Dorothy Meier
ha vo sustained, the refora,
found with an oily skin.
Both dayl
w th a Japanese Incemw burner.
My Aunt Emma la w hat from our midst and taken to the
-Ufa
beyond
our
friend
and
fellow
Resolved, th a t we, the
defects need the uso of an astrin misogenlsL
Those present were: Mr*. George
< “---cttlsen, Judge L. G. Stringfellow. Howard Chapter of the 1
gent. Benzoin Is one of the boat.
Meyer Mm. F
Fuller of Con
Whereas, we bow in submission hereby extend, our heartfcl
It should be used diluted, about
necticut: Mr*. B E. Tnkach. Mr*,
RESOLUTIONS
n teaspoon to a half bowl of cold
thy to the bereaved fai
‘ has. Ludwig, Mr*. George FelWhereas, our Heavenly F ather In
robitlvcs and oxpreeh our
rlnso water. Equal parts of bay His
lows, Mr*, a A. Bemcr. Mr*. H.
Infinite
wisdom,
has
removed
Tho tnania for thinness rtf wreck rum and water make a good as
teem for tlie exemplary 11
Richter. Mr*. Frame peters, Mr*.
from
our
m
idst
and
taken
to
tho
departed, recognising the
i
.
Vfrun.!l . T,,knch- Mrs. A. E. Mallen, ing the health and happiness of tringent, also.
Life beyond our friend and fellow
our community, and,
Mr*. Joe Mo inch. Mis* Arankn I thousands of modem girl*, ac
citisen, J. H. Jones.
Resolved, th a t a copy
Takaeh, Mis* Dorothv Mover nf cording to a professor of medidno
Ju st an Ideal
( . Whereas, we bow in submission
j at Johns Hopkins University.
resolutions be sent to t h e :
YES.
wo
know
w
lv
e
ix
^
ttm
h
rto Hia Divine Will and feel for his
Tho wife of a bank director of
families nnd also he spirt
Budapest died a few day* ago worked! Yes, we know ylffv«r* faniily and loved ones deep and
the minutes of our cna]
from drastic weight reduction a combination cook, charwoman, heartfelt sympathy In the loss they
sent to each of our dally j
confidential
adviser,
teacher,
chap
have sustained, therefore.
• method*.
S|io took monkey thy
bo published.
eron,
paper
hanger,
window
clean
roid gland extract,
Resolved, th a t we, tho N. de V.
Coramittea: •
er, carpenter, plumber, painter,
Mrs. Clifford Ball, C
i Tho real ntory was that the seamstress, nurse, doctor, garden Howard Chapter of tho U. D. C ,
H o ld s
Mra. P. M. Elder, bnnker’* wifo fell in love with on- er, baker, dishwasher, waitress, hereby extend our heartfelt sympa
Mrs. Tom Williams,'
1 other man. She waa no sylph, it hostess nnd n few more little odd thy to the bereaved fam ily and
Mra. L. Y. B ry a n t
wan hard to compete with the jobsl But do you know of any oth relatives and express our high eaTho annual election of officer* I The annual business meeting and wand-like maiden* who also ogled er joh you could do which would
a t the local Lodge of Elks held on | ‘‘lection of officers of the social de- this man o’ her heart. Hence, the nmko you any more of a Heap Big
monkey gland extract—and death. Cheese to the folks whose opin
Wodnesday resulted as follow*:
n K
e S Y
, on, an’l
‘
, -n i
n n 11 j
Uuh was hold Tuesday afternooil What n plot! .What a plot 1
ion really counts?
Phone and Mall Orders Promptly Filled by Priscilla, Personal Shopper,
Exnlted Ruler, O. P. Herndon: nt the clubhouse with n splendid at- *
l
Meatier New*
Esteemed Leading Knight, J. E. tendance of member*.
. Wives’ Books
Ritchie; .Esteemed Loyal Knight, After the usual reports w ere1f, THE National League of Wom
“COFFEE AND W AFFLES,”
Snm Yontz; Esteemed Lecturing Jtiwn the election of officers took en Voter* send* out the clarion by Alice Foote1 MncDougall, fa
cnll
for
it*
annual
convention
in
Knight, W. A. Epps; secretary, S. place, resulting a* follows: chnirtea room manager of Green
Mr*. mous
Runge; treasurer. R. W. Deane; | man, Mra. W. Theodore Langley; St. Louis, April 14 to 20.
wich
Village and 'points north,
Tiler. Ed Rourke. , x
vice-chairman, Mrs. Robert John Mabel Walker Wlllebrandt, assist south, and west. Full of unusunl
ant U. S. attorney general; Mrs.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge |
secretary-treasurer,^ Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, congress menus, recipes and hints for the
Convention nt Chicago nrc W. E. J' arr>’ Wilson; finnnee chnffman, man from Massachusetts, and Miss nicely-managed home social affair.
• • •
Walthall nnd 1L B. U w is.
I ' ‘r»- Endor Curlett; membership Marie Wing, councilwoman, are the
“Your
Food
and You. The Roln
* Tho Sanford lodge of Elk* own H**1™®", Mrs. A- C. Fort,
nco speakers.
of Diet," by Ida C. Bailey Allen,
the building on Oak Avenue where After all business had been
cooking authority.
Popularly
they are located a t present, but it transacted a gnme of bridge was
Undo Ram needs a wifo. Gov scientific in tho field of dietetics.
is their intention to erect in the P »?«•• high score being mnde by ernment
• • •
housekeeping is a joint
near future a new nnd pretentious •” rs- * ercy ” croman-and-womnn job, according to . "Antiques," by Sarah M. LockClub House which will be n credit
At the conclusion of the gamo Ida Clyde Clark, writer, editor, and wood.
Helps you keep from be
to Sanford, according to clult of- refreshments consisting of choco- lecturer on women fn club and ing cheated.
firials.
late sundaes, individual cakes topAN old woman camped all day
on -a soap box, her lunch in a b a r,
before the closed door of the of
fice of director of the Metropoli
tan Opera House, waiting for a
chanco to te ll him about “my
daughter who has a voice ju st like
Marion Talley's”
Perhaps she has!
That’s the
tragedy of this world I A million
voices “just ns good,” but a long
complex chain of luck and circum
stance gets only ono In!
Does
anyone really believe any more
that talent, even genius, always
manages to make Itself heard?
Local Lodge Of Elks Social Department Of
Annual Election Woman's Club Meets
Of Officers March 10, To Elect New Officers
2~14.0range Ave. .Orlando, Phone 1106
>et* ut .1:00
|amin Whittents in the
AMUSEMENTS
TODAT ON TIIE ICRKEN
Nellie Turner Circle
Meets AtHomeOfMrs.
Huff On Wednesday
! Circh will
t ami spelliptist Church
tcresting, and a fte r several pro-1 afternoon nt tho home
gression*, itcores were counted and ' George Huff on Laurc
the prizo for high score, nn e x -. with Mrs. R. E. Purofoy
iiuitfiiu^«tN>guotMW(KU4¥aa-*wt^
The (h y t.p s rt of thp
uwnrdcu MUs Rhodes, - .
[was demoted to. busfnB
Following the cn rd Jtan ic, tlie ' which time the month
IBsiiU, Gs lioste** served plnenppTo charlotte j were given. Following t
Ssniord oi rouHo topped with whipped cream ; interesting program or
t liusinm.
nnd coffe.
wn* given, including I
Those playing were Mi** Martha ' paper*.
I was smonp Rhodes. Mr*. Rhodes, Mr*. Mary i At the conclusion of lh
motoriai t» Clark, Ml** Ivle Horn, Mi»s l.ove a social hour wn* enioye
ednesday. I Turner, Mr*. JnmoH F. Hawkin'.| less serving pineapple *n
Mrs. H arry Wilson, nnd Mrs. I’ow rake nnd hot chocolate
AT THIS
Princess
Milane
"PltCTTV LADir.*"
A M etro P ic tu r e
A H al C h a u Com edy
“ H u n T i n C a n ’*
l ’a t h e R e v i e w
riiiPA^r
i n . < M A B J O V - 0 A V 1 K S .....
J
„
in
T H E KICKERNICK DANCERS
'
' 1..............'■
•CA.vDEn T im u n E t P 1
A T D-I THURSDAY TH RU SATURDAY
r i ji t a Cook Com ody
“Mnnnllxht ana >'»««■»"
C rle k tl'
In te rp re tiv e dancers will entertain
CONTINUOUS PERFO RM AN CE FROM 1 P. M. TO 11 P. M.
v isito rs to D lckson-Ives th ia T hursday,
uu returned
where he
tiUMnriis.
Two perform anccs dully uro schcdulod. An interestins- talk will bo given In connection with
each dance. You a re invited to attend.
Friday' and S atu rd ay .
25 Pieces of Kalburna
Gingham
»f Ikv. A. -4. ■
rn that he j. ■
nt Fourth
venue
,,
Perform a t 10:30 a. m., and 3:30 p. nt.
t
Jin del Bnrci
<> wen* tin
parents, Mr
i. on Wednes
Unusual undies for
splendid service .
!i Inches wide in plain shades and in col>
ored chicks. G uaranteed fa s t colors,
Special—
J
Klckcrnlck bloomers aro famous— ‘
and now there are five other distinctive *''
25c Y ard
Colored Voiles
•ed P rints. B eautiful posterns
v colors. Also black antTw hite
Blount of
vhiting in
^ of their
' Pindon nnd
ihrir home*
$1.00 Y ard
Elaatic k n c o combrazere I n c l u d i n g
bloomer with brassiere
t o p . BatUU, 92.50.
Voile, |3.75. . Jersey,
910. Rayon. 95.76. ,
garments.
P a t e n t e d construction
makes possible the combination of/braasicro and bloomer in ono garm ent and
provides also tho Open ombliiette and
Step-lnette. Superativsly practical and
comfortable I
* POLICY
» n .-//? )—
r«it to Durt"»sl, and i*
J. It.
• ork seven
I iv* years
r« - Now hi*
W*d.wlth u
36-lnch figured, with tinted grounds.
Largo and small designs. Silk and cot
ton mixtures—
For children, too
la
a rt
Rsrrh I I ,..
‘or murder of
Postponed
‘ °!» the ib t
Special Sale of Pillows
Fancy lace boudoir pillows of assorted
shapes. Colored cretonnes. All filled
with high grade cotton. Values up to
ipedal for Friday, one day only
:*CU it
1 P*r*ututlity
come
PDf you.
Fonslly sue-
theundloa fo r w tn u
m any styles
for:hlM rt»—in tha
nick display. Sea tboMaiso ns yvu i
Dlckson-Ivsa tbis rrs^k.
delayed
J*
of
* Jou are of
addition to
Y o w e ll
�n
• »
•'
T H E SANFORD HERALD, T h u r s d a y ;
“Old you get the nddrosses 7”
asked Mister Rubndub, peering over
the March Hare’s shoulder os he
opened the big book again.
"Some,” said tho March Hare.
“But you hayes.no idea how hard it
is to find some of the rascals.”
“What rascals?” asked Nlek.
‘Why,* tho Squirrel boya and the
Bunny children, and the Coons and
Mister Toad and, oh, juht every
body! You see they aon’£ L IR E
MARCH H A R K IN 8CKUB
—^-'L V-------- , ■ ■■■ ■
31E^DE9
WOULD liko to slip rig h t off to
the
Ijancl-Where-Spring-Is-Coroing as dirty as tram ps. A nice
thing th at would b e fo r us, would
n ’t it, Rubadobit with th e. Fairy
Queen dc] ?ndlng on us to have
all spick and span I”
“I should QiinK so,” agreed Mis
ter Rubadub. " I should think so.
Rut time is flying. Who domes
first, M ister H a re ? ” •*
” My second cousin, Cutie Cotton
tail,’’ said the March H are. '
(To Be Continued.)
should come aroundthe corner but a large rabbit with
V c U t R V 1. 1 s \ '■spectaelea and n big book.
SHAKE8PEARE IS DR0I’PHD
New Railroad Is
ROME, Mar. 10.—(/P)—Shako
1 spoaro has boon dropped from
1 courses of study at Italian lHgh
schools Fascist! desires that pujnU
must learn nbout Italy first
tlon profess to sec In tho assem
bling of .railroad building m aterial
and equipment by the Florida East
Coast a t the S t Lucie canal tho
beginning of construction of a line
from Port Mayaca to West Palm
Beach.
A large quantity of ma
terial and two pile drivers have
-been delivered a t the railroads
“ Y” a miio north of the canal and
ft Is reported that a right of way
is being surveyed from Port Mnyaca, where .the railroad crosses the
canal, through tho flatwoods to
tho Hanberry Lumber Company's
logging rood which runs to the
sawmill a t Kelsey City, on the
outskirts of West Palm Beach.
Okeechobee—Contracts let for
(Copyright, ,1920( NEA Ser., Inc.) 10 new residences to be built in
Okeechobee Gardens.
UNFILLED ORDEItaXAROE
NEW YORK, Mar. iO :± W ~ r
Unfilled orders of the United
“What Jcan we do to help you, rem ember y<
Status Steel Corporation nt the
asked Nick How .could
could 1I ever forgot tho wsy end of Fofiiuary made public today
M ister Rubadub?
helpod mo one time to wnken totaled <,<110,822'-tons, a decrease
when the falrym an of Scrub-Up you
up all the spring people 7”
of SHF),917 fobs eompfitea with tho
Land had finished telling tho Twins
“ T h t spring people? Who were
all about everything.
th e y ? ” asked M ister Rubndub curi
. “Oh, lots of things,” said M ister ously- Falrym cn a ra like other peoBnfeadob ITightly. “I certainly ile, you know. They hate to. bthave my hands full. You have no oft out of things and he wnnte«f to
V/ Idea how stubborn some of the know all about it.
wbodfolk get when I go to givo
“ Don’t you know!” said the
them a g ><l scrubbing to mako March Hare in an astonished voice.
1 them presentable."
‘T h o Rag Man nnd the Hurdy Gur"Oh, do you scrub thorn?" asked dy Man nnd the Scissor Grinder
Nancy.
nnd the Circus people nnd the F a s
“Do I scrub th e m ? ” asked Ruba ti r Bunny and—"
‘ dob shaking with laughter. “ Oil. '•■-'Obi’Anoso," snid Mister Rulin' n o lN o t a t alii I ju st p u t them into dtib. “Sure I know them nil.
’ piy washing tub aAtf la th e r thtom They’re old friends of mine.” ' ’ *
, Persistent coughs and colds lead to
>: a ll Over with my aoop called T a iry “ I started out n bit early this
land Special’ and thfcn I take my year,” snid the March Hare. “ I serious trouble. You can stop them
big brush here and finish the: job rang all their doorbells u week or now with Creomulslon, an emulsified
rig h t.; T heir ears! Oh, th eir, c a ts, two ahead of . time to warn them creosote that Is jpleassnt to take. Creo■ m y d e a n . And th eir paws! Oh, they would soon be needed. T hat’s fnillnon U a new medical discovery
th e i r paws, ray d e a n t And their why I didn’t need much help, my with two-fold action; it aoothee and
} ^ t n l l ? a n d e v ^ m b ln jl'* ' All caked dears. As you will leant when heals the Inflamed membranes and In
v illi mud a fte r a Whole w inter in you nro older, foresight is better hibits germ growth.
c
Of all known drugs, creosote
Is rec
th eir hiding-holes, I mean, in than hindsight, or a stitch In time
by high medical authorities as
raves nine. That's quite sensible. ognized
one of the greatest healing agencies for
They say I am mnd, but you see I pertinent
coughs and cold* and other
am not.' Mow to business!"
forms of throat troubles. Creomulslon
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop tho
Irritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach. Is ab
/-if
■' ’
sorbed into tho blood, attacks tho seat
of the trouble and checks tho growth
I'
of the germs.
__ ____ March H are!” cried
Creomulslon Is guaranteed satisfac
Nick recognizing the rabbit a t once.
EASILY HEALED BY
tory in the treatment of penistent
“Hells, Mister Hare, don’t you re
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
member us?"
bronchitis and other forms of respira
The March Haro looked a t them
tory, diseases, and ia excellent for build
- -over his glasses for an instant, and
ing up the system after colds or flu.
then snapping hia book shut, ho-Money
refunded II any cough or cold is
huriried over, grinning from car to
t. *
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. ■ not relieved after taking according to
SOLD Dt. ALL OHUliGISTS
direction*. Ask your druggist. Creo"^W ell, If It Isn’t Nrfncy anil Nick 1 I]
,iBulston Company, Atlanta, Go. (gdv)
hg almost shouted with joy. “ Do I
m a r c h 11 , 1026
a r c h it e c t
F lo tl N ational li*uk RWr
Florid#
Sanford,
New Ford Coupe
One Karat Diamond
R ing
A eotipon given with each five
gallons gas and four quarts oil.
Also a coupon with each dol
lar’s purchasH ood for
ALUMINUM WARE
Drawings each Monday anil
Thursday> . . .
Let us furnish you with the best
Gas and Oils, Tires and Tubes
a t bettor prices. •
Rines Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
Attom ejr-sl-Law
a c jjit i*
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""T a n s
Robertson,Wnii^
Will practloe in all the court*
Examination of A bstracts c f Land
Titles given especial attention
? Offices In Court House
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c n yw h n t in if*
United Stan
Sem inole County Title |,
T IT L E
Special attention paid to
parties, receptions
and weddings.
Good U sed and N ew
Parts fo r all M akes of
Automobiles.
K elly-Springfield T ires, Ac
cessories, G as and Oils.
F actory 308 W . C entral Avenue
R etail S tore 15 E. Ccnti'al Avenue
O rlando, Florida
5&S
Title Insurer*
The opening of nn nfflre for City
I’lnmilng. Knulneerlng and I.nmlsrnpe Architecture nt 2IJ) Melsch
liulldlng by
G A R D N E R S. R O G ER S
C ity P la n n e r, and
H . C. W E B ST E R
Civil E n g in eer
G A B R IE L C. H A RM A N
In C harge.
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C A N D IE S
A.P.C6N
MarauM k A
J. G. SHARON
And
P O T T E R ’S “ O R L A N D O M A I D
f
Elton J. Moughton
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GUARANTY & Ml
COMPANY
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Agent# for
N ew Y ork Titled Moi
Capital Funds over $25 (
-Sanford Used Parts
Company
C. H . W IN N , M gr.
Cor. S a n fo rd & G eneva Aves.
READ THESE TRUTHS
OLD SORES. PIMPLES
BOILS, RASHES
LICARBO
rA ilny-liy-ilny story of n Florida community th a t wjy>
Itollovo will show ntoro comparative progress in the
^next five yenra than nny other city In the stnto.J
BETTER THAN IODINE
THIS IS NO. 4
Sanford’s Claim oi Potential]
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in n ford Has an All-Water Roule to the Sen Via
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Luke Monroe and St. Johns River
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From a commercial viewpoint, Lake Monroe and the St. Johns River are, with
out doubt, Sanford's most important assets, affording a preferential freight
rate and providing comparative freedom from the existing freight, embargo in
Florida. 1hey hhve made Sanford nn important inland port at the head of '
navigation on the St. Johns River with freight and passenger steamship serv
ice to principalJLastcrn seaboard points.
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For tb® irst Time
SOO Buys a Closed Car
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If you plan to spend over SfrOO F. O. B. Fuctory for an
automobile, you can get the year-round com fort and
convenience of a Ford closed car.
T he price advantage which the public enjoys In purchas- ‘
lng Ford cars Is the result of volume production. In
1920, when the Ford M otor Company was producing a p
proxim ately only a million cars a year, the Ford T ouring
Car sold for $575. Today, wltlHiroductlon oon the busis
of nearly two million cars a .>V«r, the Tud<
_’udor Sedan, a
high quality all-steel closed car, can be purchased, for
$520—$55 less than the Touring Car sold for six years
ago. Open car prices are correspondingly low.
While this program of price reduction has been carried
on, im portant refinements and improvements have been
made in Fom cars. I he latest improvements include
new and atti.i tjvc body lines a lower center of gravity,
closed cars in color, all-steel bodies, new brakes and new
style fenders.
m ;
However, tho basic features of Ford design have not been
changed. T hree p o in t m o to r suspension, planetary
transm ission, dual ignition system , torque tube drive,
m ultiple dlsc-ln-oil clutch, splash lubrication, therm o
syphon cooling system —outstan d in g features of a u to
mobile design—have all been retained, regardless of cost.
Freight shipments for central and East Coast cities within a radius of seventyfive miles are unloaded at Sanford and forwarded by truck, as, effectively as
by any other means of freight service and nt considerably lessened cost; four
hundred thousand dollars will be expended for the erection of a municipal
pier and municipal bonded warehouse.
Great development is being made on the lakefront. The City of Sanford ia
reserving choice sections as sites for worthy industrial enterprises.' The half'
million-dollar Hotel Forrest Lake, the Yacht Basin, the Sanford Yacht'Club
I louse nnd the Recreatiqaal Center have been completed. A Lakefront Boule* *
vard nnd beautificajtion^roject are under construction.
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NEW
PRICES
TUDOR SEDAN
COUPE'
By reason of these improvements and because of the materialization, some days
ago, of Sanford s first and successful regatta, this recognized city of stabilized
business has tnkenj its place .as a prominent tourist center.
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cro»a-*t«ta Dlxla ILf*?* J ha<
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half-mill10®'4'
you'll *«e. too, th# caw
T o u rist H otel.
like »»*££
Y ou'll see property xMj** _m be re*’*'
to m td to up N orth
t g ,nfore •***£
have become, th a t *W*>r* “ j | „ wl OrU
lo r tu n lty as SL ret« m o ',J f 1
to n s 'offered te n y e s rt • to.
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Sanford Chamber of Commerce
o m
— B a t S e lls ( o r L eo a»
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You'll ««• a
.■*, Information, booklet arid reprints of any or all of the advertisements in ibis unci toill
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—Wliv S anford value#, ar«
merits a r t ' .u lc tl y Income “ m I M * " * *
You'll ■««. tor in.tance, an
belntr Jiaryeated.
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D e s ig n
Come and See for Yount#
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An 18-hole gol$ course, fishing, hunting, water sports and other recreational
facilities of the.iype that has brought renown to other resorts.
Closed Car prices include starter and demountable rims
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At Sanford are iniexpensive homes nnd hon\esites, farms, acreage, business
and industrial locCttiorii. Municipally owned utilities. Forty-seven m iles of
pa\ed streets. T&ree banks, modern schools, and churches of all denomina-
RUNABOUT
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| —Sanford It the World i Grcateit I
ing Center.
2—Sanford’* Recreational and Plea
3— The Hotel Forreit l-ake. Safi
Headquarters.
4—The St. Johns River and Lal<!
5—
The St. Johns River-lndian Ritn <
6—Sanford as a Belter I’laee to Lite7—Sanford as a Traniportatioa Cei»
8—
How Sanford Is Crowing. ^
9—The Spirit of Sanford's CitirerrtA
10—Sanford as a Place to
Voaf<
11— Real Eitate Possibilities in Sawo»
12—Sanford*! Moderate Co.t of U»i*> 8
13— Businesi Neceuitie! in
14— Recapitulation of Facts and
tera) of th« A!tan,Vi*h*rar mldwATjif „ *i
FORD MOTOR COMPANY, D etroit
TOURING
a4,tl
this nowspap*r, In which th« Stot-r
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C ity Substantial. I» )wlnR U>I<1. »na •
w ill bo ihown that 8anford NOW hi*.*
Tor a C ro at city.
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Basketball Is Worldly
palm yra ,
»ra Finch, Famous A s P artner Of
F ifty M illion T o B e Included
John Bonny, Is To R eturn To M ovies Spent On Sarasota
YORK, March 11.
bowed U lent for the ,c ,o n Btlildillg
P rojects gf
inti. Mar. 11__ ifc.
' 10, former
Palmyra high
r ‘‘ . T , 11 0 community house
nd organized a basketball team
(•jacks’ Are
hj, Various
stn l , T " Uc s°cicty among the
Ldo Plains
b t Winter
lb°r»,tk
h e iChUrch’
of C b S t, of
"h u h he
is a member.
Martin ban be^-n arcim.J ).v
elder of the church of bvinir 'world*
y and un-Christian.” I le l s 'u d n J
SCn
JudKC8'
cn *bV°hia^arhr°C
o> hts accuser.'onhv one cho’
tr
b because of
fens of dollar!
polorudo iegi permitting
fa to offer
[cki.”
Sev-
Times has wrought little change in Ms kind of acting before
Martin went to Granger ’'College her appearance.
corner*,n she declared.
the
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WO UK "JU S T
\ALGRAIN,
Hwame high., school principal he
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Horse Fecd -^— Cow Feed------Poultry F<
M O R SE./
FEED A
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H ay — G rain — Mixed Feeds — Cotton Seed Meal — l ’aria Gi
£?& & ■ -b t s k ^
dc, ^ d ‘ he partition rebuilt and
GAINESVILLE,
March
11.—
Construction forces building Stale
Hoard No. 3 across Paines Prairie
near here have announced that
Nothing daunted. Martin went'
the highway will hnvo been com
u work an.1 built tlie community!
pleted by April 1.
The section
across the prairie is the missing
K«.ve;i
Tn
Crc
hc
,au‘;ht
th'’
boys
j
basketball, engineered nnt>.rf<.!■,.
link in nn all-hnnisurfaced high
way front the Georgia state line ♦.«>
South Florida and when completed
will reduce the distance by six
miles.
The fill for the highway
tins J.ecn completed ninny months
delay in completion has
and two reelyrs. . Tlten it wns i and the
due to In-tbility of the con
, necessary to cfowd ns ninny laugli^ b.-en
to '.Main surfacing m ate
! possible into n thousund feet. All tractor
I tht comedy wtts of the sinpstirt rial due tu the railroad embargo.
. variety.
*'I was on the stage when tic
opportunity came for me to go in- ;
to tiie movies,” Miss Finch said ,
“A lot of uctors sneered nt the j
pictures and you can’t blame them
much for everything nbout tin* in |
dustry .van crutle. Hut I nrcepted !
^ the offer and here I have been
ever since.
Slapstick Going
"With n thousand feet in which
to Udl our story, we hud to make
I every movement count.
There
. was no apace to lend up to tiie
points mil d-lirately exptets eiu,«tions. Everything hud to go over
w ith.a linng.
Toriuy, tilings are
much different and I like the nrting so much better.
Slapstick
comedy is rapidly becoming someI thing of the )iust.
I "in fact, everything about tin
i movies lias improved except the
j f t . T I t e v don't seem to V -!
any better and sometimes they ui
%.» •se
The Tulmiitlgc ttnd Costello si.t
Your Money Hack I f You A re Not S atisfied
HUE WURUVESTOCKMYDIVIDENDS
HORSE FEED
Brtna ak 65% Grain Ration, is the mcsteco
nomica, as well as th r best bolsncrd
horse feed on «he market.
may get a
Uotf" eared
ridi Anicr
wlwrtit* the
AW0 on the
I the bciun
[ PmiQinly.
II taUh Until
v» irr tray
I bui c»re
JNO . W. SK fiK O
M yrtle Ave. Ik 4th S tiiiC B l
ENTITLED TO KNOW THE FACTS
D O D G E - D R 0 T H E - R 5 , IN C .
Tells ) on therp in danger uhrod. A
henlthi Madder dors not act at
nig'o.
J. II. Dorton, W. G raham, Yu,
nays: "I had to get un seven tu
••tgnt times at night for 40 je a r s .
I thought it was my age.
ttt-r
. taking l.ithiuted ituehu a short
j tittle. 1 - util alright." 1.ithiH'vi!
' Bueltu cleanses the bladder us E p
som Salts do the bowls,, therebv
relievin'" irritation, driving out
foreign m u tte r -Uhd IKlltruliling
excessive acids. These are the
causes of unnatural action of tiulilndder nt m'ght. Lithinteil lliuhu
(Keller Form ula) is nut a cheap
tin ilii iuc. The tablets cost - cent*
each.
Sold at all leading drug
stores or Keller laiboratury. Me
I'hniliesbulg. Ohio. Sold by Itoil
millat A Anderson.
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Palm Beach Forms
D em ocratic Club
SA NFORD FliK D & '
SUPPLY CO. -m
Phone
Schaefer H as Big
Lead To Overcome,
To D efeat German i
PHILADELPHIA^ March I I In orddr to rytnin the world’s
lunlabic to 'championship dt 18-2 bulk line bil
liard*. Jnku Scbuefer of Chicago,
pins
must nmke Hli -Ipoint* tonight hein, und the fore Eric Hugenlacher, German
Jon Sundays,
Rkct dinners, challenger, mukes 500.
The standing nfter the second
[ildrcn bring
ly ail tiny, block of tho 1,500 point mntch was
live become played last night wus 1,000 to 0;!tl
s drives are in 'fuvnr of the clinllcngcr. Tito,
rado. More champion during the second blink
killrtl there reduced the German's lend by li;t.
There were 23- innings, liagennd it is ev
ill die before lacher hatl an unfinished run of h~
when his tully totaled I.tiOO.
IriMiutrvs a n .Schaefer led in the night's play,
Near Akron, ICIU to 500.
[ the rnbbits i The Gerhiun had the highest run,
kn wire trap 118, ami Schnefer the higher uv-!
i the mouth. erage, 28 3-22.
►h
£SSm SffSS5 QUINCY.
March
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—-------------tinmial Conclavo of th*
St tThe
• cor.imamkry of the Kl tight*
. n d . n . b , , h o ch^ ; - . S ^ “ g :
which sho appear* with Madge
*or ^obn ®unny* no °np
^ [ phc
his eluinl. n „ „ ,b o r . Kennedy and Creighton Hale- cuold touch him when It came to
fear paid ,n
every pnir
(ocket money
irly nil the
, or allowed,
living dis)d stones,
thousands of
out the state
irovided from
time of year
[ so olituint-i
K nights Templi
Meet In (
; rhirs of Florida will be 1i
J* *
^ T h T 1 C O .S ;
^ A R A S O T A n r-rc h l l J f e «
nbly U among the very few
« « * h said.
The tM tello
of w o oooooo u lnYoIved Dcach pavilion $5<M.OOO; hlKh i this .city on April 0 and 1
it ha* lawn anununced hem
th H » n r* r Y ™ 10 CaHfqrnla. B,rU “ T intf th *t pk: UrT!?' , bc* in building project* announced,1a*hooi t2.OOq.Cty); Fir n n«nk an.i was
first planned to hold th
h« V. 'll
, *°°n will *ee her cause their father, Maurice, ofton started or in procca* of complcUon Trukt Company building 1500,000;
clave on March 17 but- pit
... L ift "? 1"* ? riajt }n •f0" ' waa In the same
east with the in Sarasota, says the Florida State
American National Bank building
tho lr.cn! eominkteo necest
mA
i ! K held when^sho i comedienne.Some 6f the other.,
j Chamber of Common*, the figure WO^WO;
First
Pre.bytcrinn
,i*
! »ne neid when •hoi
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p --i„ w n including estimates of sums being Church $250,000; Edwards theater ' the changing of the tlnte.
& b ? fJo.Kn BUnny Wcrc nt r
"S T ?
*r
!.n V
•pent by developers of several $250,000; Verona ‘hotel
g f$500^66';
------- I house SI,000.000: city ball
lotcl *$750,00D; court- WO «»d Adair hotel $1,001
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u r Cvrctn: .. I u*m#» M*bel Normand, Lillian properties in the city and the 10.- Ringlin* hotel
'tudenu here, he fact, a t y u ^ n
[l. i ^ - T o
Yorker who
frabbit meat
tiual slaughslains would
,e Easterner.
f is limited
i * blessing
i about.
„e m westsy are conmsequently,
acts" have
s this winitem states
Thousands
mually.
rerouS, ant!
their size,
lioo. they do
r 0n tender
and carrots,
rythine that
or gardens,
i, peas, let« and even
en they can
o they cat
tn known to
rees in nur-
In the project* *r« thV
. •<*•*>*5
f
11 Thr
■to pinttile a
pre hs, lucn
IBar Depurt
|v work vter
i of Saruaota
i municipally
1|»o«er plant
fr H"d Light
D.000.
Tile
h. inciuiling
ding of wluit
1 cxjicnse of
A Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Outwardly, nearly all type* of bodies ap
pear to be all steel. In reality, however,
most of tliem arc simply frames of.wood
covered by a metal shell. ’'V
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Dodge Brothers Motor Car bodies nre steel
through and through—steel reinforced by
steel—buttressed and braced by steel-'*
even the frames and running boards are steel.
And slender, stronger steel comer poets re
place the customary bulky posts of wood,
affording full, unhampered driving vision
on all sides—a safety feature of the first
importance l
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To All Women Who Do Not
Ride In A Chrysler “ 70”—
W hatever car you ride in->-or
drive, if you are one of the
ereat nrnov of women driver*
—we can
y? u "
entirely new delight in the
Chrycler “ TO"•
Comparatively few women, it
is true, care to ride »• fw t •»
70 mile* an hour; but the
pow er indicated by lO m lln
plus represents the m rrrnstln
acceleration, in .m oo hoc**,
a* well as in »pccd mbUlty.
A nd think of a c .r - d ib o u t
•
.ide-awav— > *•* which ,tCCf*
_____ Cu. U V .
till
brakes, and so compactly detigned for ea*y parking, that
you handle it with im plicit
confidence.
Chrysler is a d m itte d ly th e
ttyle leader among m otor cars
—and th at, o f itself, is a gen
uine satisfaction.
— t
W e are eager to demonstrate
the beautiful Chryilcr* to you
at your leisure.
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C h a C m m t W l .C m iK
h u S j s z s T i & i '" *
AUn-*?* r<U"mm f*
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.t
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CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
4 || W. FIRST STREET
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A speeding tru c k rac* • • A collision • • • •
Travc* *n safety! Powerful, qUick-action
brakes, a chassis world-famous for its sturdi-
iy will stand up tinder ‘jnpocts
ncS9 an^a body of steel—these explain the
cru»h the average body to bit,.
cnviabro reputation for wfety enjoyed by
>t splinter. Steel cannot burn.
Dodge Brothers Motor Cnr—ondtheenvii armor of protection on the < able (ftBlind of safety cqjoycd by those who
imying highway.
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tra d e d from the iaeue o f Q U A L I T Y by m ere C Y L I N D E R p ro p g jen d e
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Touring Car
Roadster M ILLER 0
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�THE SANFOItP nEUALP. TtlUBflPAY, MAncfl ii.
tiles In Two M ajor Tennis
ournaments To Be Decided',
T a m p a arid P a lm Beach
a y r rencn Minister
JoioCUB
*J«UM ,
nithJeiuiJjr applied thnn to the case
U & r r l t y the Associated Press.
] ‘. Bunking tennis players today
•slep to the fore iii two major
tournam ents, tho wom tn's Dixie
■singles .title to bo decided a t
Tampa, and the Florida men's
, tdrigles tournam ent a t Palm Bench.
K^.'.M Iss Elizabeth Ryan of Califor
nia, and Miss Mary K. Browne of
.New York, will battle for the Dixie
tennis crow n.. This pair engaged
g In the finals of the Palm Bench
• tournam ent last week, with Miss
Ryan em erging the victor. Miss
Brbwnc and Mrs. Raymond, New
Z
the tournam ent. Tho double:} pluy
will enter into the second round.
Sem i-finalists m eet in the I!ellaire woman’g golf ehampinnsiiip.
M i-.* Glcnnn Collett, national
open title holder, plays Miss B»rntce Wail, Wisconsin state chum •
pion. In the upper brnckot.' Helen
Pnymin, 'Portland, Maine, engages
Mrs. G. II. Stetson, Philadelphia,
in the lower half.
“ Wild’’ Bill Mchlhom, •control
south champion, and MacDonald
Sm ith, w estern open titlkit, went
their wuy today, each $500 richer
■ NEW YORK, Mar. 11,— B rook-. dlans at Orlando today. Mayor
lyn has shown some pitching in iln Aulrey, t)f Orlando de-’lnred today
firs t tm lning gam e of imjiortaneo, u holiday in recognition of tho
shortstop P etty , Jess Barnes a n d . baseball season opening in th at
Bus McWeeny being tho producer*-, city.
t
This trio allowed the fit.' Louis J
-------Browns only four h its ut Turpoij
Several More Tigers Arrive
of the Brown’s ta lllil
, • ™ vou1t « oI,leir“ nni1, i,.,|ri, !dcr'’ \ ax*
r George Kelly’s ap,warunce a t tho Vr.V u *! "
Vf
(Jian fs ea.nn fostured the day In !
A”?*ri*"n. '1 ave" u tli,*lr
Harnsotu, while Babe Ruth brought'
* 1Vs’rr’” lTinn,,nJf ‘!*'A’J j ,^ n’
nppbiusr upon himself by bewailing
V ^out r^nturod >e s -,
hi. low weight at «the Y ankee's1^ i nhy ^
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drnip lu Ht. ePtem buftr.
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i*t»chc»ririJI uniting Ini* ruKUlarn who I
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| Joined in the piaetice.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Mar. II.
nna, ,er a< "th,,.p
« " iv*
-—t/IV —Because of the absence of l"*
a ,,‘ ^
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U acb and Williams, the I’hlllies * " « " » ,h ‘.,!'!I7 ,r'
*• ",n\ 7
outfield for today’s game with the ' ,r^
Giants a t Bradenton. Flu., consist- r r Vxl’*‘ l \ l ° ,,kl' hi"
ed mainly, of youngster players.
work‘’',t "
UntlU"
ilr' Yesterakv the seconil team lie n titMn,l' <*sia>.
her
sln/utiii’,” he told Jilfrlw*.
T te t
£
tnnUu'.ti, In. the rn tw w l.it. n u t
standing up under n t m r c i l e beating. r.s f->r the vlbtorioui
cj..un,.j(„,
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n,
Jeff
went ,into n clincn.
iu
. . re-*
. ..tut,.
tit.,
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t(, ^ .UtV hLv left
Ttjniiny Bumif, who hsd pwviousiy
taken the title from Its rt.
Boxing men really believed big
Je ff could put the negro battler
down.
The
halo of the white
w m ^22
-'-X
m n i'o n sh in
which ho hnd won
championship
p„ B|,jJ
f).ff jacked toward tlT.
ropco an|, a t th r HBmo instant,
,|rov„ ,,5., ri„ |lt
j cf f „ body ,,nd
h i* le f t t„ the chin: •
.... .
. drowned ’ titf* his
He slowly
c X , pr jot]
s c dtot Jri-»,
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nJ ?cirX0■bJ^Th&t li
Few- fighters lind been ublc to resist Ills wrestling tactics and Ills
(Trent left hand pushed out like a
buttering rntn*'
Bui it didn’t ta k e ’many founds
for ring experts to see Je ff was
/oily a shell of the fighter of seven
years before. He used none of his
short, bull-like rushes; none of his
trip-ham m er blows to the body,
Johnson entered tho ring entertam ing a wholesome fear of Jeffries* famed -M i. . He had worked
out his own system of defense for
lt.
Ho laid his rig h t glove on
J e ff’s left forearm and kept it
there virtually throughout the
fight.
As early as tho sixth round the
crowd sensed t|jc passing of Jeffries. The negro’s persistent left,
that kept darting in und out like
an angry-be*, laid open Big Jim ’s
lip and closed his right eye.
Johnson’s confidence increased
The arena was in nn uproarJim r*»*rl.ott, ids face ashen, sat
speechless in Je ffrie s’ comoV
I.. Sullivan jumped to his
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t j kcn llt. thonmelvc*.
T ,n>
cou ’' :,u’ ll* CM^‘
Jeffries was pushed buck Into
the ring. Johnson stepped in delihem lriy and rInnshed him on the
jaw with u right and left.
Jeff
wr/it down again. *
;\ f
The crowd began to yell to 'Ke
force Tex Rickard: "Stop It! Stop
it!*f Tex himself was yelling, but
Johnson was too engrossed In the
business before him to pay nttenlion.
lie waited for Je ff to luinher to hfr feet, then began-mauling
him acios- the ling.
Corbett
came running beside the ring with
outstretched arm s, shouting, “Go
hack! I).m!t hit him! Don't put tho
old fellow out!"
J o HnSosJ HAD '
A WHOLESOME RESPECT
R5<?Trte Bk5 WHIItt* ' H ope
r hesitated.
Ho
•ies* pitiful defense
right smash and
to the jaw.
Jeff.
French Tennis S ta r
And Miss Wills M ay
Make Tour O f U. S.
Appointed
CHICAGO, March 11.—(A*)—Tho
|vim-ibility of Helen W ills and
ONE of the nice things about a
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JIIU I Utl «» I «■> I
| t »kl«
vacation in w inter is th at you have. «< ries of tennis matches on Ameri
\ r p n r ^ nv r . „
i cd
Gro\ er J'levelund Alexau
can courts late this summer loomed
all summer to rest tip in.
BOSK N. Mnr. II. (A i--lil»- ; tier, the Bruins’ hurling nee, 1i.nl .
today folohving C. C. Pyle’s an
•ervors at the New Orleans camp fm ln rv i| tj ,u
Tltt. |lljui..
plan to bring foreign a th
. .say tha prospects of the Red H ox;wi„ |ir,.Vl.„t him playing for' , l
, THE main difference between n nounced
letics
to
this
country.
aro m aterially better than last
sunburned neck in February and
- . - J'rar. Toil will .day first McCann
Ul)in ul Shreveport, La., kepi
Pyle, who promoted Red Grange
a sunburned neck in August is the
* ; • MVOnd, Haney-tiiini and Lee short, the Chicngo White Sox h ,h » n
I ns n football s ta r and who has recost.
.
I eently been engaged in launching
, , A n, ^or./!{^r 'JnFi n JV.’k Ul< * ycstenlny, Johnny Mottil, regul u
g
reported and »
,
i„
1 BE that us it may, it is no hard j the American Professional FootB a « a b n lz rr trill bo the big four.
,.VC(
r.'r.u.
l>all league, said ho hud made orer to pose as u capitalist's son on 1| rangoments
t .At HI- F’ctcrsburg, H a., (tie
to huvo a personal
tlu>
bench
ut
Miami
than
it
is
1
,1
1
S' 1Brave* hnd u warm practice se i-i
* , , .
,
representative
go to Europe within
1the beach a t Lone Island.
*> sion in picparntion for » g n n ie'.„ ,' L '- D t i s . -I". Mar. II. -i/P. —
a
fortnight
to
broach
the m a tte r to
T:'- with Philadelphia.
'
- n "/ Browns wuru huM t.. four lot, individuals there.
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mud tin-piied the I tret evldbilion
'TH E dinner coat i s 'a n-niail."I do not say I am sending a rep£
Veterans Wiirniiiig lU-nrh
gnine of the M-ns.m to the Brooklyn
able device
I t. enables you to | resentative
to Europe to arrange
E
WASHINGTON, .Mar. 11.—The n -lg e rs. .» to I • e-t.-rdny id the
Imagine you aro getting S5.40 >an exhibition tour of this country
. xot pltcliiug arms to -which are , !,1ro,v’M*!* vainp at tarpon Springs,
■
m
worth of food out of an average by the two inremodt women tennis
yT-j 1
pinned lhe Washington Senator's f.,B-. Th';, l»odK‘ rs ndletled y
six bit* meal.
! players of the world," the pro
a
n
t
pennant hope aru not to be exposed ''ingles. Margrave. Brown eateher.
atE
r
f
in
moter suid.
unduly to pre-^cnjion ittminx f « r '
A SOU I’ stain ,
"I hope to Interest Mile. Leng
* Die Miike or II tfoiMl Imx nfflru TV
,h l‘ {■•MnlliinU at San /Antonin,
* 1■ ' /
vest is just a soup
v 'c ilp t,
I «*mih wi th itllr yi-h;<T(1:i \ follow*
len," he conceded, however, "and of
ornam ent on a
: course I expect tny representative
Harris plan* to keep Johnson, '/'*• 11,1
h'''h t tain.
Manager
social ostracism.
to see Suzanne and Helen and a s
fet, CoVeleakie, Retither and l!«»li tin- K°ggr« llorumiy in couching hiF n m inis football star at O h i o o l , to
certain
how they feel about such a
der wrap* until just before the big -* " l" 'u l* "• tin art of ti-nee l«u.,i
a few years ago who Ims boon ap
I HA I S why tlr.s loiinlrv 1- .1 scheme."
grind begins, using III* rookie hi>|»-- "W u,,d
getting results
pointed grid conch at Simmon UniHe said he hoped to hnvo the
Some professionals are so super- 1 lege, lie suuis-ds li-s i-lmo.t oipiai- democracy with no' dissatisfie I
fo b for the pructiro liltiC liny 1
.—--------------------taxpayers, except resident meow- French champion come over a fter
Mil
ions
they
have
suggested
jumpj
| n Joyce, Irving Hadley and Thomas
i t . #
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•
ly renowned broth,v, N’is-I, the lo i hers witli paid-up cards.
tho Wimbledon tourney, late in
f ^ h o have showed something tlm • \ d o l p l i L u q u o A r r i v e s ing from the 12th to the I Ith hole, ter having ai-cepti,) a ; iinilur post
'June, when Miss Wills will be re
far, were given mound duty in to- , ,
,,
eliminating till* lipodon 13 from] at Iowa State. Iloge tutored the
turning to this country.
day’s game with the Kuffalo club t \ t C i n c i n n a t i s L a m p the golf scheme.
football squad at l.'eiiland Univcr'V a t Pnlim tlo.
_
slly. Kedlamhi, Calif., 'ast toll.
------" tiRLANDO, Fla.. March II.- (,T).
Mrs. Dean Arrives In la m p
Xdoulh Ltiquc, star Cuban pitcher
i*.
IT was on tlie 13th ltole of the
r,
CLKVIjLAND, (»., Mar. 11.— iAh of the Clncitmuti Reds, arrived in
1.1 Brookline, Muss., course th a t Jesse
hi —Mrs. Junics C. Dunn, America’s Orlando this afternoon from his
IT is the promt bmist of our
■r ] Svveetser won tile national umu- frend, Mr. O’Gool'ty, th at usually
only woman major league baseball home In-Havana, to report to Man- 1
club owner, wuh with lief Cleveland ager Hendricks for the spring
1.1 tear title from Chick Evans acv- manages to look quite silly without
i- . Indian* a t Lakeland today. She training season.
ls j cm I years hack.
doing either.
arrived yesterday too late to see
ll-miriekr was headed for Tinker 1
' Evans played In- shot to tlie
her team defeat the Cincinnati Field when the Cid-au arrived, und
a 1green about six feet from the cup.
i. lied*. 12 to :t, In it, in;st game of the tw^ motor, d out to the park to- ,
1-1 ll looked us if that itonmrkubl • u niashje eliol a little more than
When did A ustralia last win the
;,7 Jtllto season.
• gi-tlo-r to look on the afternoon
1cImt would emiide. him to win lit i- a foot from the eun.
Mnrston Davis tennis tro p h y ?—G. II. W.
1 Him pluns t" >la> iu Florida due- workout which is tuking phieb of,
r- hole.
StVeetscr's position wa * then hit u heavy hall on the hole
In 1919.
S ^ i n g the remnlndvr of tho Indian,' tlie Cleveland Ciin-inimti booster
g none too good.
which was one of 1-10 yards.
It
How old is Young Stribling?
stay. Tim Reds were helpless lie day game which was | mh: i>oih ,I
II
But Sweetscr made n fine rt Moentod certain-that It would drop —G. H E.
fore Hpet-ee, Shu cite and Karr, ex- until tomorrow I,emu e ,-i u,
ic eovery and luld liis hull dcml tv > in n dcop tra|> back of the green,
Stribling is 21.
' rept In the first inning, vv-he, deno i.i weather
feet inside the fine effort made 1,.Then came tlie break. The ball
Where did Brooklyn obtain Zack
Spoecet'« wildness resulted in tin e
a Evans.
lie dropped t) ic putt ami hit a lioy scout working on the W heat?—F . G. A. '
run* The Indiuns found ( iiicia
d Evans missed.
| course and it was stopped about
Moliilc, Southern League.
lluti’s pitchers t,,r IX till.. inrhid F o r m e r C r im s o n S t a r
It vLoslng this hole, a fte r lie ip JO foot from the hole.
Mart-ton,
Whnt was Goorge Mogridge’s
, , illg three doulde-. a triple In
>- patently hnd it won by a fine shi,t dospite the fact that he had a dif pitching record in the 1924 world
V\ ill S u c c e e d ' F is h e r
Hodnpp and a lioine r.in |,y McVul
d to tlie green, mussed up tlie Evans ficult sloping p u ttP sunk it for u series ?—N. O. W.
j r ; |y , the latt< 1 iwo idi,ting null i\»
two.
He worked In two game*— 12
Itieu ou.
t'AAIRRIlHtK, Mass., Mar. 11.
Quintet was flabbergasted, lie innings; allowed seven h its ;’fannod
i/lh—Arnold Horween of ('liicugo.
missed his putt for n half und bo^ five, walked six and was credited
Red* Bent on Kcveage
star on ll.irvaril'N unbraten teams
It wus the 13th hole that cu-| canto one down.
lie trailed Mars- with one victory.
l .’ CINCINNATI, (l„ .Mur. It
of IPIP and IP20, Ims been anFranrls Ouimet another title und ton tho rest of the wuy.
Who won th e national women*!
Bent on revenge for tho 12 to .'{.pointed lieuil roach of Harvard
.• • •
<"
Taking six on u par three hole gave an umutcur championship 1«,
indoor tennis title last soason?—
trouncing administered to tlie Reds 'football.
ruined McLeod's chances to beat Max Marston, several years ago
These are just a few of the many F. W. D. * by Cleveland yesterday, M anager1 Ho will succeed Robert T. Fisher, Itarnrs and win the United S tates when these two stars met.
im portant matches that have been
Mrs. Marion Z. Jessup.
. Jack Hendricks selected Donohue | Privy Houghton's successor, win, open championship.
.........................
decided on the 13th hole.
No
and May* to do the mound wruki retired last year a fter a series of
QULM ET8 I d Gil Ll ( l\
wonder golfer* call it a jinx numClearwater— New sidewalks tp
•‘ In the return game with the In- j unsuccessful seasons.
it wus nil even when Quimcl laid her.
WHEN UAKNKS WON
lie laid on Greenwood Avenue.
YOU KNOW M E A L
YOO SO
S O D LoOKIW1
'/
OH, KIOTHIK/^ >
' :SOG UHlcLSlK/
*5l)tT Go t g n e w
COMTE O C Y SEM Y>
T o H i M U J I T H fV S
G I G R e u s e • hi IT
GMO l GiW'Y HEGRD
KoTHIkl' FfLOM TH E
V
SO X V E T
By Dick Dorgan
h a v o c
Y o a a e r ig h t
OUT W H AT
G o l h J 'T t j O o
« C 3 0 0 T lT ? /^
VJE.'j L, i T e L L
hinjred to sonic extent on
Italian question now before
Senate.
inc
It,is believed, therefor, that the
l rench negotiation* will not be hi.
tened until the Senate act* Vn t\e
landing debt pacts.
" th*
TTio French debt is the larrwt remaining to be settled by the debt
commission.
Several ineffectual
efforts to make a funding agree
m ent have taken
..... place since th*
Tho Seminole County Itar As
sociation, through F.. F. Iloushofj
or, has wade known th? fact tlat
beginning Snturdny. Mnr. 13. the
offices of every member of. the
association nre_ to close j\t 1:30
o'clock each Saturday afternoon
throughout the balance 6f the year.
Mr. Ilousholdcr stateil that this
was tho initial step in n wide
spread movement anion? the pro)
fcasional men of the citv to secure
went down for the third tim e. Ho n half holiday one day of*each
wns trying to get up when Tex week.
No business is to be transacted
raised Johnson's arm, stopping, tho
on
the aftom oons designated and
figl)L
.
the members of the association art
oxjjcctcd to closo their offices
promptly, h« added.
a* j .*
WHAT* RE
000.000,000 tvnr debt "i °f
Law Offices To Be
Closed On Saturday
A t 1 P .M . This Year
Joe Williams
*
$4
bnfmador Hcrcnger. t h e % , A“ *
pointed French envoy j,enf lP*
been In con venation on th.
With SecreU ry -Mellon
8Ubjtct
While the secretary decline .
the nogotiatlW, ,!£ } °
* > 11, it wits disclosed that hA.A
advised President , C o o lie
fc jw w -j
t e j f i‘i'ilrfc4 m o ”'
U, nn'
Say., July 4,,1010.
Je ff hnd boon out of the ring
since he voluntarily relinquished
his title to
Marvin' Hurt seven
r__
*m m ibefore.
rri»*nfls persuaded
him to come back whm Jack Joh.,-
liU,'U
A t The Training Camps
«uJ
W M lN m iu irt
Franco has reopened
w ith thin country for nettUr^ , »Mu
ya
V JH y DOWY Ybo-
,
ITHIHK I M q o ltf
TO QUIT 'E M
.
GWO
\
^ H e v tc
N O V E ft
K N O W iT 7
'K»EW:P«rATJ
HOAD BIGHTS GIVEN
WASHINGTON, March 11.—MVnri tad I
The In te rsta te Commerce Commit-1
in th
sion fmlay authorized the AtlanticJm* ivh.
Coast Line railroad to construct a 1 tin
new line nppnJkimntcly 21 miles ti»# (rra
long in Hillsborough and Pasco timn tsi
counties, Florida. The railroad will and in
extend from the connection with thus nil
one of the coast line branches at or der jrn
nenr Thonotosassa in u north- j fore. »l
easterly direction to u point on its I any fact
wilst cotfst main line at or near | elected ’
Dade City. .
. . . . . . .
I ps*t »«
F ig h t Results
AKRON. O.—Tommy Ryan, of
McKeesport, I'a., outpointed Carl
Tiem aine of Cleveland, 10 round*.
OAKLAND. Cal.—Jack M«l»ne
of St. Paul, scored a technical
knockout over Joe Roche of San
Francisco. 8 round*/
HAVANA—daek Renault ,mtnointed Roleaux S au g cro , t uban
llirht hnnvvvveieht and hcnvywctgal
To Lecture Here
- -1. of the Ne*
Georg*. S. Kendall,
Bureau of th# IntrfYork~Ltctur«
P ‘
Bible Students AmoW*
n a tioutl
n a l-----w„. »spesh
p v ~ -sti tho City
tion, will
next Sunday night, t* U M ”
here l_‘
subject “Where Are The
his subject
No admission will b*
Dead?" I-'charged and no collection takes, it
was announced.
M T U B ro r.X T V J l IMlIC’a
OK SBMIXOLK w
IN " i t : fMTATJS o t M
ford. » m tuur.
VOTICK I lk A M L
UI'XllDIAK KOH aW hS K H
TO 8KU, JNTUlfc-HT OK MINOR
IN rtCAL, wrrAT*.
“
• .\,,tie,- * f e r a Ivrri
h y il»*‘
,
m e 1St Is d ay u f A pril. •ISIS »M
ilr n lu n o d i a s emunraian
n r^ tan loP, |li
soli null • s la t e
°r-me ■uwly-1, to^t*'
1
f o n t , a m i n o r . r«“ u. Sitsrun. thgjj
J l m i o r a b l e J * .n ' rn7tn
i,X7.T
^ C- ',c7uonl>
o ty .! ^
ty J u d g e «f Berotno1* C«jm”
|,la. at ten oVIoc-K A. »■ 1UK W
dalo or a* ^0o,i L% r*‘! Ul»
mutter f»n *>• **Lur"
«,
In tbo 0«url »|nu*« *
, M lci
. FU.rtd* |.T«’U‘ 1
pT.for said autbullt
flU In aald ttuunir J
ITU U A N < m iH U HJ
CtCK#
�T H E SANFORD H ERA LD , THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1920
m m
argest a to c K m
e n tr a l F l o r i d a
Furnish Your Home
We are offering the entire fumi
ture stock of our
A n d th e en orm ou s
w a reh o u se su rplus o f o u r
hose who wish to take ad€e of this sale w e will store
lases free of charge for a reatime.
Free Delivery
Anywhere
1
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FLORIDA
�yntlT) HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 11. 1920
Beautiful Queen Anne Suite
Beautiful Polychrom e Buffet Mirror
T hese d a in ty W indsor B reak fast Sets are among
b a rg a in s o ffered In th is big Bale.
They are subsi
of good m a te ria ls in th e tru e Windsor design and
m o st a ttra c tiv e sav in g .
T h is s u ite co n sists
o f B u ffe t T able, a n d F o u r Chain*.
ta
^
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Get Yours
. Today
i4cf
at Once!
.
choice o f all th e popular finishes, including
Given Absolutely F ree w ith Each Dining Room
Suite Purchased During This Sale.
T h is P r e tty Q ueen A nn S u ite o ffered a t n
th e new tw o lone, e ffe cts.
Offered at this
big reduction w hile th ey la st a s low ns
H ere is beyond qnefation th e v ery g re a te st furniture value whichH
o ffered th e p u b lld fl^ m n n y y ears-i-u n d it is doubtful if it w{| d
o ffered again.
b o u g h t ju s t 50 o f them from a wellknowijdj
tu r c r who needed Tash*^h<fflghl them a t our own price, and off*
w hile thoy last a t it B aviftffV hich cannot be duplicated nnywhusj
of It!— these h an d so m e dining s u ite s exactly as shown in the pM
finished Ih ih e nlew rich w aln u t and chairs upholstered in U j3|
price like th is! J u s t one glance will convince you that here f a ti
m arkable value— so un u su al in value, beauty and price as to beseam
T hese su ite s include th e handsom e oblong extension Me, bail
ninde b u ffet, an d fiv e c h a irs an d host chair upholstered in beaclifnlfa
cii ta p e rstry . T h e e n tire s u ite is in popular Tudor period design (|
to
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THINK OF IT
i
$235 D E C O R A T F .I) W A L N U T S U IT E
$235 H U G U E N O T W A L N U T SU IT E
T his su ite is m assively constructed w ith strung
s tre tc h e r bruced legs and is finished in b e a u ti
fu l w alnut. Includes oblong extension table, sivlagged b u ffet and five ch airs and host ch air, upItolstcrcd in beautiful ta p e rstry .
SALE
In the latent sty le F rench w aln u t pnd Includes
table, b u ffet, five ch u irs and h o st c h a ir w ith ta p
P R IC E
e s tr y seats.
Solid
oak in te rio rs.
.
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4
uul value.
A m ost unus-
• v
r
Convenient Terms on oil Purchases if ^Desired
'& & & *
Phone 216
Sanford, Florida
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P R IC E
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b P a n t l f . i l M i l l f la a n n t h r r n f I b p • m a n ? . v n r . i l p r f . l l m l
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u l i k .................... p n n r l a a n d a a a n p . 1 f l a t .
l u a » n l u i n r l . n i u l lr n » .l I n l .k r i l l a t h r I n t r . t i l r a l a n f r p a r k an tl.fc
r r " * , ’r « • " ■ * " ° ' r h,“l " « » k . . « a I n r . l k r l l m l . t l m p . T h i n « « » u r r f t i l a u l l p r o m » r U r « lu ll » | a r k m . - r a d fcrd. p k l h f t a r p f l P . k r n n t U
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Irpol t l u a t - p m u r r n n . l r n r i l i i a a n d k u . r n . a h o c a n r l l a l a k r d f r n n r r
la lrrlo n .
I f > a a art* I n t r r m l r d l a n M a l n l n f t a r a a f l r f l o p m il Ip
o l a n f i l m I n n |ir|p p .
a l l a i r a a * « p p i k l a n f f p r l n a HI o o p p .
• “ u r r h o l r r *'f ■■» I k r p p p | p « r o p x .i p i I , n . s k n a r a .
t r a a r d l n a r r m l u p — 1T k p o p h r a u t l f a l k e t l r o n m
lalpal n i f l p o f a n f l q u p w a l n u t f l a l n k . b o n a h i
■ rlr r a a d o f f p r p d t o f a n n l I b p b b i u p r p d n r ,lf| T k r n r p r p l l r a n l t p a a r p o f f l r a t q u a i l ! )
arp o f v p r j b r n l p o a a l r u r l l o n , i i o r k n i n n al pvprr d P la ll. f a p l a d p d la I b p k a a d u n a p
» po p u lar h n x r-p n d ilP alH a, b p a a l l f u l d p p a a o r
t nparp a n d a n l n ^ l n c m i r r o r , a n d n t l r a r Iflarrllp — a l l l a I k r b r n u l l f a l T u d o r p p r l o d
n n l l r ______
la p r l r a d
la inn-lnnt unluni ( T h p t____
LOOK AT THIS
PRICE!
A N T IQ U E W A L N U T D E C O R A T E D S U IT E
O D D W O O D BED S
n
Tl
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rn arp »prr PYPPpllonal bargntna at thla
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AImuI tw enty-five high-grade
of various woods and
finishes at loss than
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T hpap ..n n d r r f u l aullpa n ffp r n ..n n d r r f u l Im ra n ln la th o u r
n k u p n r r k a t p b p f u r p I k l a l u l la ( i m p . T b p q t i u l l t y o f I k p a p
a u l l r a la m u r k k l a b r r I k a n I h p p r l r p l a d l p a t r n a n d t h e y n r p
u f f p p p d . . k l i p I k r In i I n a la n t i l f . I n r l u i l r d la a l n r « p . f a l l
ala a b o it - p n d h rtl. k r n u l l f u l l f ilp a la a p d d r r a a p p n l l k a n l a g .
In c plafp m lrru r, l a r a r (a ll V a t l k p fc lffa ra k p . w ith r a n •■ralrd d r n i . p r l r a > a a n d h n n itlu K r i i m a a r t a i r a l n l l k b r a n f llu l . n u l l , u l i k Irlp lp m l r r u r . uf h r a . r I 'r n i r k p la lr .
T h r p o l l r r a n l l p la In I b p k p a a t l l n l T t l d n r d p a l a n a n d la
l l n l a h r d I n a b r a u l l l u l a n l l n w n l l l M l . T h l a I n i la I l i n l l P i l a n
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r h u l r p u f a n ) I k r p p plpppa.
B E D R O O M C H A IR S
V A N IT Y D R E S S E R S
V anity Benches
Bedroom Rockers
prelty neiv colors including ivory, ivory and
*. Mue, blue and biuok two*tone, w hite, gray, and
mhinalions. Three piecfc su ite s include vanity
Night Tables
*e suits are ail made hy a well known manufacturer, W orkmanship is guaranteed
h is
Huguenot Walnut Suite
A VERY REM ARKABLE
VALUE
Several Styles
Finished in the new satin y antique finish
E x tra large French plate m irror.
V anity D resser In rich satin s, w alnut or
enam el finish. Full sw inging trip le p late
m irrors.
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Select the ch air for your bed room now
while our slock is complete. We ra n fur*
nlsh all styles and finishes while th ey Iasi
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You
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DISTINCTIVE
CH A RA CTER
A s u ite of most rem a rk ab ly
design and workmanship for
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home lovers
who wlah lo depart from, the
ordinary in furnishings. The
designer
has combined
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European period styles with
the most artistic modem for*
nlture decoration. Included
a t ibis price
vanity, bed
discrim in atin g
�RP HERALD, THUR8 t)AY, MARCH 11,
a tH a n a iiin iiiiim H H H M M ia u n H ,
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U P H O L S T E R E D IN T A P E R S T Y — L O O S E
C U S H IO N S
JF Y O U W A N T O N E O F T H E S E F IN E
S U IT E S A
T T H IS U N H
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H ere is your chance to get one of these fine suites at a
price that is sensational. T h e motiff is Colonial and
m atches harmoniously with mixed grouping. T h e
chairs are splendidly proportioned and graceful in ap
pearance. T h e settee is made on small lines to charm
ingly furnish a small space, substantially built frames,
hickory dowel construction. Loose cushions have silk
floss filling.
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A Sensational Value! See It T oday
A C T Q U IC K L Y -A ll Quantities A
Lim ited A n d W ill / Go To First Buye
T h is Suite Is A Wonderful V*
- H E R E IS A R E A L L Y F IN E B A R G A IN
L O O K A T T H IS PRICE!
sn o c sa rr.
II you arc looking for a real bargain in living room furnilure of excellent quality, thi* unit is just what yon art
Reeking. It includes the three hniidsomc pieces shown—
large davenport, rocker and nnu chair, with substantial
fram es and strongly made cane hackx. Frames may be had
finished in your choice of rich walnut or satiny mahogany.
All piece* hare luxurious loose cushions and nre of con.
fortnhle coll opting construction throughout. Our quantity
it* limited ho act quickly if you want one at this price.
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CO NSOLE SETS
E X T R A S P E C IA L
Luxurious Chaise Lounge
U S E F U L B E D DAVENPORT
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m ust be seen
Conwell c h a ir a t a price a s low a>
before you can know w hat a tru ly
th is.
g re a t value it is.
C o m fo rtab le and su b sta n tia l.
C orsican fin ish w hich does not mar.
M odern adoptions o f the lies! in
P eriod sty le s a re th e produrl of
p re sen t day designers.
T h is set follows closely an Italian
design w ith m any d istin ctiv e sty le
details, including the (juuinl ladder
back chairs, sta te ly m irro r w ith
T h is.C h a ise lounge
The price asked
is n 't hulf th e real value.
All loose s p rin g cushion construction. E xtra set
o f co m fo rtab le sp rin g s support th e bed when
opened. A d a v en p o rt d u ring th e day and a com
fo rta b le bed a t n ig h t, c h air and rocker can be
fu rn ish e d to m a tc h a t n sm•all additional
cost.
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arch ed crest, and decorative con
sole legs with scrolled and ro sette
carved fro n ts. Moth m irro r fram e
and lalde front a re richly moulded
c h a irs a re fu rn ish ed w ith cane
se a ts.
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A ll M arked A t O ur S ale Prices
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IF DESIRED
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>ou alw ays find in Kaltex F u rn itu re . Let us show you th e w onderful e f
ful e a st th at is woven by hand into every one o f th ese m agnificent new
The
Regular
designs.
. Price
fects t h a t you can a tta in in your rooms w ith th e colorful charm and re s t
We nre offering a wide range of su ites and beautiful single
pieces for every room in your home.
All bear the fam ous K altex tra d e
mnrji. your assurance o f faultless workmanship.
A very durable suite de
signed for inside or out
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side use. The seats are of
o r sun p arlor—Only
S U IT E
closely woven fiber covercd copper wire to give
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strength
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A T T H IS
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THE DAINTY NEW KIDNEY SUITE WILL PLEASE YOU
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you simply cannot afford to overlook These mag[altex pieces promise you a perfect living room, rich in
tding comfort and sunny beauty. You will have the
graceful settee, the rocker, and the restful arm-chair,
hand and covered with a handsome tapestry. Springhions upon spring seats give you a new conception of
[The splendid finish will not scrateh.or mar. Buy this
k suite to hrigliteiv-y^ur'^ntrre^thttfugh the V<whole
louv liv in g room will win the onv.v and admiration of
Kcvuk Come in and see these wonderful pieces.
Desk and Chair
e little desk with
"ntch. Splendidly
finished. An in
ful as well as at-
C onsists o f com fortable
B A R G A IN
form
shaped
rocker*
ch air and settee, upholstered In m any b eau tifu l
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P R IC E
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p a tte rn s.
Loose coll spring cushions in addition
to tho fam ous K altex suspension coil sp rin g con■
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stru ctlo n . Table ta n be furnished to m ntch a t a
sm all additional cost.
A Daintv Table Handwoven
T his attractive little table is hand
som ely woven in graceful lines und
faultlessly finished. A splendid piece
fo r the living room, library or den.
You will surely rt*
be delighted with *r
it, and you will
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A Graceful and Charming Suito
A Luxurious Davenport Bed
All day long you will enjoy the refreshing beauty of this graceful
davenport A t n ig h t It is quickly
and easily transform ed into a fullsized, luxuriously comfortable bed.
This splendid design is woven by
hand, tastefully finished, and
richly upholstered. A very unusual
bargain for only
Youit bo delighted w ith tho graceful, sw eeping
ft}
lines o f th is handsom e Ita lic * su ite. The rich ,
vivid beau ty of th e fin ish und th e cniorful p a ltern o f ta p e stry and cushions give you a gay.
and friendly room. A tru ly w onderful value a t
th is low price.
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bV ve11 rePaid for your
tev a™ flcent showing of the
. • • uites and single pieces.
R e la t io n in in terior decenn iaru^f 6? the d eligh tfu l efG u a L ^ .^ ^ P ed in yoiir home
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and your home is not yet complete or for
Sanford, Florida
any other reason you c&nnolftiave your
jpurchfise delivered a t once, w e will store
it free o f ch argefor a reasonable time,
Free Delivery Anywhere—Terms If Desired
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T hese w onderful o u tfits consist of full sled heav y
bed, stro n g link fabric sprin g , and m attresses. T he
bed which h as heavy two-inch continuous po sts
u nd heavy fillers m ay be had Id e ith e r w h ite
enam el o r V ents M artin finish. The sp rin g is a
s ta n d a rd N ational g uaranteed saglcss ling s p rin g ;
th e m a ttre ss, a heavy felt-top m a ttre ss covered
in e ith e r beautiful a r t ticking o r a serviceable A.
C. A . black and w hite ticking. ^Anyone in need
o f a com plete bed should sec these fine o u tfits a t
once fo r th e y will go quickly a t th is price.
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■ Im m ona lin k f a b r la a p rta * n ail m a lfrra a , Tki>
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fllletML t a a r b* bad . In r llb a r u n ln n l o r o a k
iM, w h ile r n a m r l o r V ernla M a rlin flalab . T h e
■ o t o n d a r d flltu m n h a ffu a rftiife rd . a n c r l r a a
l i n k aprlnark f b e m a f f r r a a , a h r a v r f e l l - f o p inn I t e r . a
e a r r r r d In e l t b r r h e n n tlfn l a r f f l r k l n a o r n a e r v lr r ■ M # A . C. A. M a r k a n i l w b i f r t l r k l u p .
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a r r d o f n 'w i n j . l r i r b e d aliniild a r e I h r a r f i n e a t ,l i r a of
e t i r o f o r I b r > w i l l a r i l q u i c k l y a l Ifala b n r u n In p r l r r .
f r , » .■o*»ra f o i l n / l *
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H eavy co n tin u o u s p o sts w ith fitte rs proportioned
to nmko th is a vory a ttra c tiv e bed. Can be fu r
n ish ed in full. size o r th re e -q u a rte r size, and all
th e p o p u lar.fin ish ed .
Rolledge a l l '
New M aterial
SIMMONS DAY BEDS
A Real V alue
Priced at
ONLY
W hile!
They!
Last!
In m nny b eau tifu l
SIMMONS TW IN BEDS
designs and cover
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cer Bargain
An unuxually fine mine and of
fered at an unnanalty low price.
II in aolidlj ronalrncted thruout and ta perfectly Insulated
with dead air chanaela. IIandwonvljr finUhed and equipped
with beat trade of cast bran
hardware.
Front leer
Look A t This!
100 lb. Side leer
$30.00 Grartd Side leer
[his Wonderful Refrigerator
as clean as a China plate
EXTRA I.AKfiK CAPACITY
Irrulnr form there
whidi impuritlew
inside nnil outtamellrd. The nhclnhci> ran l»e liftand the entire inand thoroughly
trr e*clu»i»e White
\e »ill lie glnd hi
km .to jou.
A moNt u nusual value. Every
one known th e q u ality and
convenience of th is refrigera
tor.
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Mude «f w hite jtlne, th e n\oat
perfect wood for re frig era to rs
$38.00 Value
SALE PRICE
Porcelain Tables
W hite M ountain ^
White Mountain
Solidly ronwtructid of *clcet null with
sanitary baked-in enamel interior,
which is always Hwret and raaily
cleaned. IIea\y four-ply door*, east
brans hardware, adjustable shell es
and removable drain pipe with palented air trap—an exclusive firand
feature. Kxlra large irr capacity —
exceptionally large all around.
ONLY
Sale
Price
Cedar
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End Tables
A Big Saving
Mahogany End Tables
white pine
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a r u u l a r T r a n r . w r rrd r r d a r v tllk * p rc lallr m llr r r d lu r k rd r u r u r r a an d lu ll
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I h l a n u m b r r I* l i o i l l r d — a r l > o u r * *1
u u r r If j u t ! i t u n l o u r n l I b l * p r l r r f o r
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Polychrome
Mirrors
Card Table
1-Chest
Occasionally
Tables
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Regular
$7.00
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Windsor
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Wing Back Rockers
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EXTRA GOOD
A T TH IS LO’
Seam less F rin g ed V elvets of e x tra good
quality in u m u ltitu d e of p a tte rn s und colors.
At th is low price.
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In • now typo of T>kker airplane
being designed In Holland.
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On deck the watch po«H into the
fog for the dim j h r f u of. homobound vessels and tu ten s fbr tV ir
whistled signal*. \fW b a p 4 nearby
looms the haxy balk flf »n WKient
niuare rigger. Phantom-ship like
it passes In the |rtejr night.
The light-ship stays unchorc 1 in
tewrs of
ihssirif'
e« ch*o■A t l a n t i c
the dismal focr bank.
In the cabin those o f the m-w
come
Ly snd iso-
Claremont, N. If.. baa two
Christmasaea. Two hundred and
fifty Russians assembled there
for nn observance of- their. Cbrlatmas day, Jan^O. .
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I hare tend| Kuce wax
life trie IsnL ni to burn
Km altered
F elear of
mo* hidden
f the ITsrht
>h and fob
t unutil the
i horixon or
bbed in the
fry intfnsi- cago, AS for the news or the day,
lit fact of tho hour, he needs but
,«r* almost turn hla dial to another station and
Ita that dot in stan tly . ho It listening to di*mast. Only patcheu th a t under ordinary' cir
not have
t e n d e r s h i p cumstances he would
H'days seem known for weeks.
tr the periIn all there arc about 120 lights
le to extend scattered along the Bay State
i per* an d coast. Of these, sixty are “watchA nod their ed” lights and some seventy-five
keepers are employed to sec that
their beacons arc kept burning.
|jwn. to be- Most of them hro illuminated by
m E. Raton. ggs lanterns as lighthouse
of|bf Second flciaU believe it to. Be. eycn' more
at rsdlo has dependable than electricity for
Ogle boon to their, need.
generations,
A lm ost'w ithout exception the*?
rrsn
stations, house one or more radio
l before thf sets w hich'the keepers ;themsclvr?/
. its setting have purchased.
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Point light,
Lightships Equipped
nd, or In the
On board 'to e lightships tini light that change Is even more pronounced'
without op- and fascinating. There a rr seven
it’s fouitdn- teen of these vessels bobbing at'
rock of one anchor nt potato of greatest hid
den danger. Life on board them is
more isolated than th a t o f the light.
By a High vacuum process, In
vented by a Swedish engineer,
fresh cut lumber Is now •‘seasoned"
In a day or less, sufficiently for
the carponter'a bench.
Heat Codicing
TONIGHT
l.oke F ro n t r
Circus Grounds
t h e b ig
Sh o w
Biysur guest for a trip to Tampa
Beach. Sec the West
Coast's
• . ► V>%
finesKsuburb-city in the makingWalk out on the latest Florida
engineering achievement,, th e
Causeway across beautiful Hills
boro. Bay— at the very gateway
to Florida's Greatest City!
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
of this place.
h it
DOORS OPEN 7:00 I*. M.
CIRCUS
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Bring The Kiddies
The trip to Tam^a
Jbeauti^
and comfortable. C(ut W i q y i
Pullman busacs make .the kkL *
delight. Lunch w ith /; \u ’. ol
Tampa Bench. Betum »ttra bui
JraVes property at 4:30. p. m
Moke reservation for m xt trip.
Absolutely gratia and N P OBLI
GATION.
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W. F. BAILEY
Manager for Sanford
310 First National' Bank Btdg.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Jhe Venice o f the West Coast
S anfoid Cafe
however, will bo a alow one us-the
information is being gathered by
!25W . FIRST ST.
VIKING
TRAVELERS APPRECIATE
BALLOON TIUKS
8I6-5U
521.50
527.00
32x3.77 .............. 53.1.00
33x84)0 ................................... 833.30
VIKING tires carry the standard
guarantee. -
SANFORD GROVE
A chance on a Ford coupe and one
karat diamond ring with your gns
a n d oil. '
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killing Station
Kn k lin ,•
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fsiri w a s octsn. Note the
1113 Sanford Avenue
• Sanford, Fla.
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, Beautiful - Refined - Restricted
STR EN G TH - SERVICE - P R O G R E S S
Here is property located at the intersection of two o f the
city’s most important highways. With every advantage
o f the city, yet, at prices that are rktycaitously low. Every
one knows the unusual-activity o f the southeast section
and every one realizes th at when these two thorough
fares are opened to public travel th at prices w ill soar
upward. In other cities of Florida fortunes have been
made on just such ideally located property.
Prepare for this great value enhancem ent that is m're to
come. Buy for profit or a hom esite jn either event it
will be a fa st grow ing investment: You can profit here
just as easily as others have im jfjteil in similar * *“™ “
Let us urge you to take advantage o f this opp_
Sanfoi*d Grove is rich in natural advantatfes*nd _
developed as* such property should be, with not
development program but a building program
we
A visit of inspection will prove these facts. Get in
with this office at once
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©secutlve Insertlo'ns.
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Infufn charge of 80 ,for
for Sale
care for child In aftemoim. Good.' »«>taUve will call and eee you.
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er fo r subsequent
The office should bo
Immediately, in case of
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MILLER O ^P H IL IJP S . Inc.
'TO ADVERTISERS
HtTald - representative
ighhr fathlllar w ith rates,
and classification will
you complete Information.
If you wish, th ey will
l you In wording, your
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THERE IS OFFERED TO
LADIES OF REFINEMENT
An opportunity to become in
directly associated with ono of
control Florida's leading de
velopments. (No sellin« or soliriling). This proposition is.
highly reimmcrativo ami will
not ncceasitntc disclosing of
ymir identity, ahd docs not re
quire much of your time. Box
SO care Herald.
>tATHIS
"I 1925 Chrysluiv.OdDh.
1 1924 E s s e x e ( # i ( t t 'h
1 1924 Buick 'ItlvSfWnn.
(This car looks jiS n n ew ,iriginul point).
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FOR SALE—25 ft. motor launch,
Universal engine; Mnxwcll tour
ing car: Evcnrudc outbonrd motor.
Address .1. II. Gloss, Benson
Springs, Fla.
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IN FRANKLIN TEpRACE
No. 118 and l|y.
Our listings can not be
excelled
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CALL 708.
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Room 230 Melscb Building
UR1TT-CHITTENDEN
REALTY CO.
$1,200 Each. Term*.
See C. II. PEARCE
007 West 2nd. of B a S , Slor(
homesites sixty foot
frontage on park in Fori MeRoo
.Subdivision in view of lake. Sr>ertil
price this week, good terms own
ers. Address II B Box 122 7*11
wood, Flo.
TW O ID EA L
SAN LANTA I.UT
$1000 HUY’S ii i > SP-room open
bungalow, balance easy, partly
furnished, tun car garage, corner
Franklin and Laurel Sts. C. A.
Butterfield, 112',-; Park Ave., phone
COMPLETELY' li.mishcd bunga
low ., Terms. Telephone G28-M
a fte r 0 ]’. M.
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FURNISHED modern five room
house, double garage, dose in.
Address •‘Owner’’ 504 West 8th St.
with South E xiiosuic | 2,7W
Terms to suit
MAYFAIR LOT
corner Union Ave and Elliot
Street. $1,000 Terms Ea>y
BUSINESS PROPERTY!
MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOTS
on Hughey St. at Ilurgain
Prices.
BEL AIR LOTS
On Mclloqvillc Ave. smoaKst
l-'irgQ
HirgC oaks. Price will surprise
you.
Either on Sunford Aye.
BOOTH and GIUIIS
Park and Second
or
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87— Acreage for Sale
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On First Street Extension
Thu price is RIGHT!
The term s nrc RIGHT!
This is- what you h a w been
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wuiling for,' .
, Priced to Soil
,'l acres with cottam*, $5,000
5 acres, hquae and barn $C,000
10 acrvH, 7 acre* rlcared $H50d
10 ucrcs, new house* and bam
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$12,000
See J AS A. JOHNSON
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Black Hummock Celery 1-and.
Can you buy any this cheap?
R W. LAWTON. Realtor
This special prico for short time
Phono 743,
Mcisch Bldg.
only. Lots number 241. 242, 243,
244 in the SW14 of sretion 1-21*81
Seminole comity, 1 '4 .mile from 2
railroads nnd paved rolul.
Surrounding lands much higher
and making big money in truckPcicu .$8,000—Terms $5,000 Cash,
balance 1-2-3 years at C per cent
interest- Title is clear, no Incutn___ bcrniitru and 1925 tax Is paid.
FOR SALE. $500 t ’abli will l.uyl ‘ Drive out and look a t thjiilamh
my bungalow on Mngiiolin A v c:,|^ lj{ lu tho surround i g
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having 3 rooms and buth. ‘Located Believe you will find that
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near South Side School. S. D. B. Is quoted a t three to four hundred
dollars per acre. Address
Care of Herald Office.
ROBERT E. ELLIS
| \ O. Box 332 Fort Myers, HaNEW SPANISH ST UCCO
HD— W an ted— Heal Estate
BUNGALOWS
FARMS!
On Mcllmtvillu- Avenue and
We now have several buyers for
Eighth Street.
Sunford celery farms. If you wish
to well you farm, drop ub a post
llJfc^DY FOR IMMEDIATE
card,
or call us on the phone and
OCCUPANCY
wo will «»o you for nartHuUm.
Built in n substantial manlier.
SANFORD REALTY LO.
Six iwenis and breakfast room,
Ball Bldg.
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screened porch and open porch,
hardwood floors. 1 hot water
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system ,, roomy, closets. Rep
WANTED: lusting" «»
resentatives ut the property tit
lot* In Fort Mellon and Sanford
nil tim es to show you through
Height". Dean-Berg Oonrorrtk*;
these beautiful homes.
616*F in t Nat’l, Dank Bldg, rhoof
713.__________
EL VKRANO BUILDING
COMPANY
UEST BUY IN COUNTRY
' MODERN HOMES
Spanish design bungalow, cent
rally located. Well loeuted bouses,
apartm ents, or borne site:., will) nil 85— Lots F o r Sale
improvements. Priecs and tcnim MUST GO NORTH, have 6 Iota
very reasonable.
to sell. One Tine business lot.
A burgain if aold this week.
A. P. CONNELLY <fc SONS
J. D. S. Sanford Herald.
Cor. Second and Magnolia
TWO LOTS In W ard’s Addition irt
ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er
Lake Helen. C0X11U. Between
ald, South Georgia’s greatest two lakes and faces city park.
n e w s p a p e r Morning, afternoon, 17 full grown orange trees. Price
weekly aWd Sunday.
Claasliiad $1509 takes them to u good buy
rates 10c per lino. Waycrons Jour- er. Owner leaving town. Box 77
iial-Uernld. Wuyrross, Georgia. care of Tho Herald.
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DO YOU WANT TO BUY or wll nU N AN AD in these columns.
anything ? If so adverting In
Tho r o ll Is sm all, results a re
the Gainesville Sun.
great. I'lione 148
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7!* ACRE GROVE
NEAR,TWIN LAKES
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COUNTRY CLUB
Three mile from Sanford. N«W
ting twenty five per cent.
‘ PRICE $0.0W.
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$2,J\10. $blHl cuh.
PROPERTY FOR LEASE
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WAREHOUSE
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THREE registered-C hlpew .C how
puppies for sqle, two rtibiitiiH old.
Plrnne 571-J.
BRINGING
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ACREAGE
b a r g a in s f o r t h T
76— F arm s for R ent
FOR SALE—Pekingese puppies
San Fo Pekingese K<nn(d, 2305
.Magnolia Avenue.
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SANFORD ROOFING r o . Til.
Millar O. Phillips CoM Inc.
roofa, Imllt up cepfn. lte-nxifinc
Pleasure c a n and Graham trucks. over old roofs. Lt-irka rr-paited. EO th and 2nd Street.
, Phono 3 timuten free. SAUnfatlion giianui
I teed. Oak Avt,iuf(C.3rd St. I’liomHANFORD BUICK CO.*
JAMES 11. QtnYAN—All finds
118 Magnolia AvtnUe 1 I of Tint and sheet Metal Work
Pno
hone 307
V * OMl’LETF STOCK
. W ater and Beat’ Tanks. At Oak
Avenue
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Hanford Automobile Co.
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general
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80$ Magnolia Ave.
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I HE BALL HARDWARE.
Commercial & palmetto, p h o n t 881 AUTOMOBILE
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
If you
want to sell y
iwjflTiir*, ml.
. DIANA
dully oillISlriiiMUn-d page. I Only prodtuers wanted. We have
Moon --* Dlenn Hales in d ocrvlff vcrlive
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i riQS W.' ITrat st.
.1 hone 017 25— MurititN.
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ings nnd clirntcl is tho Lost. If
• 'lowers r»n all occwik'iis
m-ii lire u Mili-Miiau nod Want to
Manfurd Dtulei, S. A. R ue
SI4 Myrtle, r 1*1,01x4^1»;o w
mukr
iiiiaK•• perimim-nt •-oiun-rtiniis, where RR__W o n te d __ T o H uv
20« * . First Ht.
'Phone 017
your keivn.-s will he appreciated,
to
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27— I'rofessloiial Sri vires
(iiud your in.nnn- uiiliinitod. Ad- I utIR.piece wicker - suite. Will
CHRYSLER
CHA8. TtfrOLLER MOTOR CO. i
y u . ah r i i i i m '
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411 W, latest.
Phone (J92 ,
r«ke n iiiiu u a .il. n<l
ditiui. and bargain. G \G * 11. erne
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feeling, tlint .yoa.-.sl/ohlil him-.
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- YOUNG woman with small girl
Ilf. W. L MneDougnll.
sun Qijugull.
DAILY NEWS—It covers ----Hrow- 1 wants home with sonic women
HEMftlO L tT /l UU tio fi, ESS EX
WIGHT P ' ^ ^ ^ / ( • .I'Hntlng m'0 ,'f"n|b,.y u!!^r''r«pidLv f lo w in g
Uox 50 i a "
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o'\|l08 Oak A venus
Sample cop] and rate card upon ' ROOMS, with or without meals,
f ,’
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R. R. Avc.-CommeiviMl Ht.
request.
' Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
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* k t0^ nn^ two smiiiTT ' —
Rowland Heights
h«l monthly; one lot'p.i
f“ k
In 8m W ' ffighu ,™ 1" S
cash, balance terms 'n 7 ®~'fc0o
Herald.
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ONE front bedroom, twin beds,
fireplace. Apply 411 Park Avc.
AGENTS WANTED — Not real
81— Houses F o r Sale
estate. Something new, experience FOR SALE: Cow Peas, Velvet -----------------------------------------------------------ts.
unnecessary. Rig profit. Call be
Bcohb, Votton Seed, Biloxi nnd
tween r^:30 pnd 7:00 P. M. at 402 Seedsmen. Augusta. Go.
t h n et
CHAS. T. I '^ L K R
Oak Avenue.
Courteous... Prompt....Kfflclent
- I l l West First St.
------------------------.DARK Burred Rock pure bred
Service.
MEN Wanted for sales work in 1 eggs per setting $2.50 mid $5.00.
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lined line, large- lummis-inns. .1. Avenue, City
•Simon. 222 W. Rich Avem::*, lie- ----------------I HOMES!
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FOR PURE bred Ithodo Island
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ersonals
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SITUATION Wanted An i-\i eri ----*ericeM curpeiiler wtuil« l--ad>:58— IIotlKehold (io o d s
New
five
robin
Stucco
Bunga
ER8 of heart trouble.
job ii>- foiemnn, nr bend finislier,
WANTEDI
ectoris, Dropsy, Ailfinia.
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FOR
SALE—New
Schulz
piano,
in
low on Sanford Avenue, nuui
od Pressure. PaAT^sis, I
5000 Squeaks
A. -I Mud-cnn, gen. del., Del.nnd.
perfect condition. Used one year.
tell you free, now you
Wo'll take ’em out and
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| Box (Hi care Herald.
tick and lis tin g relief,
Geneva Avenue. Kcaxonablc
ABSOLUTELY FREE
!nv drugs,
t v A 1 medicine or
Monday and Tuesday,
.‘II—Help— Male* or Fem ale
1FI.EXO- Finn in»or covering for
Idresa K y , Walden, Bos
priccd. Terms.
Feb. 22 and 28 v
hulls or kitchens, I I yards, -TO
raft, Ppnn.
R an
PERFECTION AUTO
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Address,
Airs.
LAUNDRY
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M. Marlin, .">18 Magnolia Avenue.
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Beautiful six room Spuiiiali
TRACTOR Service, clcnriqg plow
(il— Miscellaneous
U ) 8 T - f a l r pf horu rimmed eye
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ing, disking and street jp-nding
sees, lender plcaso return to Ix»t us do your sulMiivision. M. M
type iTiicco bungalow, hardGALVANIZED IRON AND woodd offlc* and receive reward. Lord, Route A. Box 21fl.‘^
I cn tubs for washing celery.
double gurage.
wood flours
F. F. DUTTON A CO.
UOLt) Mbdaf
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fountain pen lost 18— IJusIncKs S e rv ic e j^ ffe re d
leather .folder, containing
Jl'erm s
. FOR SALE—Sweet pens., :isid
;i|iti othotli
and such.
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r —j- i er. flowers. -rAljp*.* butl u i and
or near Ar«
Sanford Stove A Furniture Co
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| eggs. John Juries, Heardal
Jan Ave.
. m ss, Donnld
•*?! E. Flnit Street
Rue-Bond Stucco. • five roMn
•*>-Webster, FJa. .
W’e carry a full line
wTT" c i i t ’ f l o w e r s for
f sale. Calendu
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closet
and hath, 2 porches, city
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Our priccR nro riKJily, paah or
las, HWret pens and other cut
<*ffn<- Wig. tln-r \filh «-lf«<-tix••
conveniences.
Price $7,00(1—
_ _ J d -wrist watch, color- terms. We wanl yom-, dmsinrix.
flowers, 25c per dozen.
Phone
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rendered, Snnfnnl
*2.000 cash. Balamc term s. ^
fclnr hand, Monday night,-front
-I0-W.
Mrs.
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II.
Jones.
.Manm uffi i i ,-\ ,-ntiniiiil up
• T h cattr. 'Flniler return to "bANFORD DRUG COMPANY
i«-rlmillim fur ling • i-nrniiigs.
“Tho Rcxall Storo"
^•Dr,~P(hoaHir3202.
61 - A — M lsci’llanvuiiH F x I,\ peril ice \ nllllildi- lull pul ,-•<
We make a Specialty •ofwmr prompt
•piml
It,
j- . i ,||uf
v
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chanK o
filling
of
prrscripnous
and
quirk
ciwteii JiighlaJtd AV(! A»d
p- • i-n* in i-'ii-nt pui it
ill , i . i \
^delivery. v » •
jtb im 'I grerti handbag with
HORSE, bridle mid saddle fur sale.
tn glasses, money-nnd toilet Drugs — Soda — Hot Snluiu l her ' \ iui l-i investig ite uni piupu- i
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, lmil fur full ui part tn»<,- \ uk
Jolm Murnliy, (iinderville. Flu.
H IE DAVEY WINSTON
’ Finder r ttu r p : to ; Ball
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and receive ro w a rj.),
L A N E Y ’S 'b r tU G , y s t i ) R E - l * r c ‘
REALTORS and Brokers should
quullfv
Organization Incorporated
scriptlona, D ruga,,-Sedan. We
carry n complete list of their
, l|~ A u tom ob ile8
are aa near you an your ptmne.
best offerings in tbe classified colOWNERS
Call 103.
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J l — A utom obiles F d r Sate.
11)— B u ild in g — C j^ lr a c tln g
Masonic Bldg
PliuncTUl
65—Specials a t th e S tores
a t T he San
‘ or. by let*
itinuaneea
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terms. T . St««U.|
UNFURNISHED room* for rent. FOR RENT— Lovely upstairs front
No children. 418 OaK1 Avenue.
bedroom, nicely and newly fur
nished. Close to both, hot water.
STOCK of groceries and store fix Space for cur. 1200 Oak Avenue.
tures. Doing good business,
good chance fgr improvement. 82— Business Properly
$1000. William LcdbotKr, 1011 W.
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UAPGAINM
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IVORY bed, spritigs, matUcss. a l
most new, 2 tables, 3 chairs,
small heater. 2 b u r n e r oil «tove,
dishes, kitchon utensils t<fr house
keeping, all for $ 'C today act
quick, corner 3rd. St. and Popular
Avenue.
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hot water, adults only. 001 1 almet to A v e n u e .___________ *___
ATTRACTIVE largo room, twin
beds, $40 per month. Ncnr I«orrest I^iko Hotel. Call C71-J.
GET pay every dnyvdistributc ICO
necessary product* to establish*
ed users. Extracts, soaps, fowl
, products, etc.
World’H _largest
company will Imrk you with sur
prising plan. Write tlic I R. Wat'k in s Co.. 02-70 Wqst Iowa St..
Memphis. Tonn. Dept. K-l.
/UDGE RROTOBfls DEALERS
SELL GOOIKV6ED CARS
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s l- U o u w M j^ r 8^
i i H o o m s w ith o u t' Hoard
3*7— Situations W anted— Male.
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CHfcYROJU®.
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u-oiwA P** n P - rt tin!c’ hen A IJT T L E WANT AD IN The
Don-Jon Chervrolet Co., Inc;
j „ J p kb n o x ^ i “ PPVrtunily.
HERALD will bring you in big
Tenth end Sanford AVe„ phone 708 AJ
/laurels i . o ; Box 074.__________________
results. Advertise those old arREEL & SONS
WANTED—Cashier, 108 Palmetto. £ic,« *QU h* Z
Avenue.
»
■ have no use for. A ultra thirtyYou Drive IL
W. Myrtle end 2nd SL a t.R . R.
j I cent ed may bring yo»
COLORED GIRL WANTED
2 m1! . f S i n V ' t ?
1,11 Times
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should g iv e'th e ir
o r .postofflee address as
Tj phone num ber If
resulted About one
r f 'J f lt r f » thousand lias
ephtme, . and the others
com
the
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ST. A U G U S T IN E -A
; no*t for.
. Whctt Sheriff
^ESTCROOy
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A DOLLAR AMO
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RUOy . G OT A
"t e l e g r a m
his dcpuiic* confiacatcd
gallon still*, « \*rge 1
FROM
attorney
jnaifc and a mole and
WORATIO
turned the
mediately I
other still, No one has claimed
the mule.
EUSTIS— Lake county t« plan
ning to havo an eahlblt of ita own
St the Sesqul-Centennlal
t i n at Philadelphia. A t a meetin* of the ehambet' of commerw
tentative plana for the county*purticipaton were formulated.
M10UCK, MIS
REPReSENTATr
f TWERC is a r r V
ANYTHING TME >
MATTER_ n iv PACE
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V-W C S E U N G S .
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m a v o e n St so e o o o
MUST KMOsL/^AJR
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OUT fM NOT A PR A i O t o
GO OACK^SWSWr^CM IN
HEfALTW AKJO 1 MAUE A
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TO *TA*S TV»0 5 E OdHlN*
AvJUAV *ROM TOOTVAT c
MONTY TAUGH T TO U T?
e u j o y , b u t w t u a \aA*
UKG TOO TWg FtSMT ts
WORLD OP'tOM^OCMCC
ESPCCIALCY. OKIE
V SO 6A5IL.V
THAT
ajg
’ t *rRy TO ^
/ FOOL M E, RxJOOLPvt
rr TAKES SOME
TOOUOl S -to N*AK.e
A SACS SH O W • 5 0
MUCH W O R R V j .
y m m
\ TUAT 5M users
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“ru e g r e a t ’
MO<AGE w e l l
VJA& 6 0 1 NG
TAVARES— Mr*. Ida M. Newell.
n,st worthy matron, haa been
named representative of the ■ tel*
of Michlttan, and Judge J. M. Mil
lard, past and sitting worthy patron, a member of the state finnance committee of the Order of
the Ean’.ern S U r. according to an
announcement m*ue here.
Southern Places
A Largre Order
JACKSONVILLE. March 1U
The Southern Rallwdy, reporUnl
recently aa making Inquiries with
a view to. purchasing 113 new locomotives, has placed orders for the
equipment, according to^ repor *
received by tho Florida State
Chamber of Commerce.
Seventyfour of the*1 fccomotlves will be
CM VOOU. GIT
OV»E^ T H K T _
ALVR\GV\T- I
C A N V W O A ? * ** -'
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you
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TOO M ADt A W M
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GOTTEN ACQOMNTtD
YOU CANfT
NOING
*W\\N6G Ttt’ TW ^T'TxME ■^
T h a t Lingering T hought
MOM’N P O P
COME-COMC
L r r a e g ir l - why
SO PENSIVE f» you
should b e the r
tORETTA.DEAR.
N'OU’RE NOT EATiNo
-j A THlNO- __■
Center Folks
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TO
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SKf A &M )
KAPPIBST GIRL )■
IN THE WORLD y .
r-O H .T M lS LOVELY
FUR COATl BUT DON’T
TE LL ANYBODY- HE.
DONT KNOW IT Y ET!
OH IF BDMUMD HAD ONLY STAYED
AW/SY I WOULDN’T HAVC SO MUCH 7 0
THINK ABOUT-HE HA5 LAID THE
WORLD AT MY KE6 T - A LUAORlOOS
h o m s- S er va n ts - a c a r o f
MY.OWN- TRIAS ABROAD
EVERYTHING
t h a t ’s j u s t
VJKAT’9 SO PEUPLEXiKG
A9 0 UT THATT IF
f
IT - L DON’T
CARE FOR-MH
L LOVE CHICK
YOU LOVE EDMOND /
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WHY---- ^
THe/M DEAR IP YOU
LOVE CHICK THAT
-SHOULD DECIDE 1
THINGS-'TOU’LL. *• \ 15 THREE
LARG E AG
FORGET EDMUND J
ONE CHICK
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OUT OUR W AY
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IT FRI6HD HUSBAND ALWAYS FORflRTHDAy, MRS. PlUMB KNOWS MOW
PRESENT , SHE. WANTS — ON MEft
jl PLUMB IS REMINDED OF THE
DRMtD THAT HE DOESN’T LOVE HER
| MRS. PLUMB THEN PRODUCES THETHE REST (S( EASY— :
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C L A P A N O T H C 1? A S 5 S V S P 1 0 M T
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WAVE TESTS BUCCB88F
CAMBRIDGE: MwmnoM*!
(A*)—Trtnum lnfon of, sotn
Ion? wmvwi
wave* sh n s te c n aucm
long
cforrio^tmted
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Mar. II.
_<fH<4florfda hhp had a inhaler
expansion and development and on*.
Jortd greater prosperity during the
past t* o years thnn hna cycr beon
experienced Fir upy other sim ilar
a rt* hi tto'-U niU d .States in thu
same length of time, any* M. J.
Gnrmiey. chairman of the enr aer*
ride division of the American
Railway Association, in a sta te
ment made public here tn the
Ffarida division of thu Southeast
Advisory Board.
;; :jrhere aid*no composite figures
arhilabiu (o *show, the e x a ti ex
tent -of-mfls! pfowth but it is it
plain fact th at the tremendous ical
e tu t'e Vrid building development
h m attracted thousands of people
tuy totiefsta 'or as perm aneut real-
current need*
u n n h le to
lleved by authoritfeVTo h*v©
opened with p articu lar valu
strictly directional [ sending
sjw cch o r s ig n a ls .
'> W J h
llrm tl-f*” 1
\
upl« J o i n t s 0. M b s ron. C o m ity J u J a f *
in am i fo r H etnlnola C o s u ty F lo r
ida. on th e ? th day o f Alurll A: 0 ,
11»2«. a t te n o’clo ck A. M. o r 4 s *o&»
ib y r r a f ii- r -as fli« . m a tte r can lw
lieurd. to r n tu lio rlly to sell a t p u b
lic o r p r iv a te sa le th e e n tire In
te re s t of sa id n ftn u rs In n n d .to tun
follow liiK U escrlbed re n t p v o p erty .
s lu ia to ly in g an d ln -n i( Ip tli > c o u n
ty Of rieinlm ile a a d riluto, of, F lo rid a
t.i- w ltl
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f -
of U * * »«aryj r t o r
,4"v iliip ijJfftA irofn. «»f
*’ Mwr>
>F!°rl«fgQ|H)B <•• CROM.^l t 'l f l ^ r n
XOTICK OF t y V T ^ ^ T
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"N otw ithstanding i l l these fnc- i r u o r m , ju J i s e ' s < o ritT .
SKWftol.K COW Ttf, I'M rnlllA.
tor* and obstacles'>*hich represcht
the natural ricvclnpifient of a tro- In i | i « Mali*i5* iif tbd Guardianship
o f llM UD K K T L.YJIAN uiid iR jlV mendoua prospcrltyt thi> " average
A llli I.VMAN, .Minors. - '■ * V
business house >f- Florida has ex*
Xsller
t ».
pcrfCoced the grea
greatest turnover of
pcffcijced
commodities and Vi actual volume
of business itself as been the
greatest in the his! y of the xtnte.
IO HIMIt 5- a p iiilc n tlu n to tfte IWOnOtu
eba of carrier* oi
ability and viewing the situation
frppi the standpoint of the busi
ness Interests as a tfhole prosperi
ty of the D eople^ycry factor sub
stantiates a pdatlrt statem ent th at
the railroads are doing 'nil within
tbclr ^power t ^ q g p t tye nt^eda of
W fB K M iS V J,
pllcalluHlo
cancellation
W t l “ oV (O Mii oafd re.-vl
“ ooir on file.In l|u« offlcfl of
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S^ A M f c ' S U t l W
f ! Tow iiahlii
M f i i i ige 30 T f t . ‘T a lla li asset- { (laities villi*. F lo rid a. Fttb. s » ; *****
L | J i nVT^ lis t file ? notion •vf In tc n To W a l ^ r . l R D . W lllfa W »* »“
Xn
nft k r C o m m u tatio n P ro o f.
o w n diltlri'»<K. w O l W K f t j *i,.
►
’eslobllJM claim to ilie l£ ml nb«»\;« k n Von
nr.- hereby uofiflml inu
Li>rfb«J* ‘ before
C lerk
C irc u it
r f r l ni h% nforil. F lo rid a, o n lb,-
‘W l l i k w A s t
Ahf Ui5 o?\ Aprl(. >V:B,
C laim an t m • » e s Ta s Iw llu esse* :
S vA rrsrtM t- «t
M«nr. Flur'
* •* » » » * „
Jos.-ph ti*. Mi ir tlf r , of IjU te K u ry .
l*«kf Msfry, ^ 0 * *
frh u A v u rils tq o n ^ r,
collecto r, god
'^ n f t o n a R c \ p’Hm h n ^ i s i er_
Northeast Quarter of tbe Smith“The rallroatU have nipt been dble
f e u r t a s S S i ' S
west viuirur «f UeoUijti ' n»*
aB lness that
'lo w n s b lp *1 Mouth o f f ls n a e
by water to sustain o r to antici to handle nil
Si
H ast.
each
shipper
and
receiver
called
pate .the building program s of the
for at the tlq& specU^d. - Any
i.e ss it tr a c l In th e N o rth r^ s t
state, the statem ent points out.
c o r n e r th e re o f 5*7.6 fo et R asi *
physical transportation' machine
fjM fflh N e rth
th a t could bav*do»« so would bbVt *. I1!!2 't f l " 1.
autom atically Aacknowledged an
oVer expnnsioh m fadlitip* fof
prior y«ara. Ncverth^ww instan
ces of local diaabllity are trivial as
coptraatcd with what railrynda A j w t w t t t t
huve done in contribution to -tho
prosperity pnd upbuilding of - the
M
4
Stren
Board and the public ‘carriers of
• • ;
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facilities hnv^ Florida.
on tiro ru 11road ia luy-
1 main line and roconu't icnTly nil oT its p h y stSf*' The completion o f
ims, It is explained.
Capitalists and investors have long known that monc
on homes, is the safest of all investment*
,ced on fwst
th e face of
yfties, ill health, fire, floocj, or other form of adversity,'m en
fl cling
to their homes and sacrifice for them . T h e hom e is
and w orsen will
clin^ tp
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the l$$t asset ftojn w h ich they will part.
.Slu , , ^
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cy of labor supply. Much of this
riw o p d -.construction has
taKcn
p jae a fa t tba peah of the toillding
and real estato cxiumsion of the
U « e a . Co^paxAtloo
/ 'I t la acknowledged (hat currifia have delayed traffic, but
necessarily so, switching service
hi(a not been normal but it is uIso
trite that unloading has been de
layed
receivers," says Mr.
red by the receivers,
ifmley, “People have cHtaLlished
•iness bouse* in Florida, during
9 past year, who never dreamed
tnl* possibility,, hence the tiumfivers in the slpte hue ineased: inuny Utuvs. .Bhlppers
tv*.sent goods to Florida uncong n w T v i u i t I d e a ni the time
Rare tb«y were going or who the
Mmatf p u rtb assr would bs- UeIvers at^ i-vrtsJn potutn in (he
ft* h a w 'o rd e re d beyond tbvlr
N O TIC E
To Tax P ay ers
Tgx■‘-Books will close on April
t, ns provided by ldw, T a t p«y( ’• W urged to pay uarly, and
nntil the lust duys of
ntx-b when tliyy would iw comdied to'S tand In Hite to t hours
siting their tunl.
*•
ThoAe who cannot pay until th*
» t’ of March bru reauested to
« for th rir tax bills. If sam e1
have not been retA'Ived: they should
bring deeds or dcscriiition of pro
perty, as shown by 'deeds!
‘ fjind Which lias been subdlvld"d
and pints filed slncf January 1,
\ \ T AKl^ up your siccpbg ‘youth!
YV Look younaoTl • lift younger!
Age has Utile to do with your looks
or your fooiiugs. it’s the condition
of your blood that-cotmta!
And blood will trill U tell* In a
hundred ways. 1C your system is
starving for rich, rod blood, you
ay look and feel old at thirty. But
you build up (lie ml-blood-< cMs
with H. S. 8. you’ll quickly see (be
wrinkles fade «?ay -—t^to sagxlng
punches givo way to Hrm. eolld flesh
'—mid dm fresh, flowing beauty of
>outh lake dm place of a skin sal
low and disfigured .with blcmlabas. i
Rich, red blood means youth,
jrba and energy! 8. 8. 6. helps Na
ture build red-Mood-4<«llB by the
millions. For gcnerfctlons 8. 8. 8.
has been keeping, pqpplo looking
and feeling y o u n g /
<
Frellb' tlsansing. purifying, rich,
led blood dim 8. 8- (j-/mlpa Nstoro
bplld, noiirlNhea evsry muscle, or*
ran and iIssue of the nody.Vliaplos,
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^The security back oLihstallment loans is constantly. increasing because
the principle sun> loaned is in s ta n tly decreasing, w hile thd e|itii;fe p r e ^
erty (or security) value remains under first mortgage until th e loan h^s
been bully repaid.
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A right understanding of sound investm ent is as necessary today as ever.
T h e principal factors governing investment are:
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1. Safety (or Security)
2. Income (or Earning Power)
, , ,v
dfv Availability (or Convertibility Into Cash)
T h e wise men w an h absolute safety w ith reasonable incoirie and a se
curity w hich can A L W A Y S B E C O N V E R T E D I N T O v M Q N
W IT H O U T L O S S .
y&
Cover these requirements by ow ning shares in the
fa
T’iy :v .\
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Uncles State Supe^visipn an d E x a r p i^ ti
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vjrecto^
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WrJon C hevrolet Co
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•10th 8 tr ^ t RDt? Sftnfttjrd Avenue
J . D , D a v iso n ,
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p,
Dvu«,
R . A . K e tv m u n ,
1923 Ford Touring’
1923 Ford Touring
1924 Ford Roadster
1924 Fold Coupe
1&24 Overland Touring
1904.1Overland. Sedan ...
H92[l Dod^e Touring .....
l^id'Dadfire S e d a n ........
3fl&2 Chevrolet Touring
1923 Chevrolet C oup e...
19?3 Chevrolet C ou p e...
1924 Chevrolet Touring
...9125.00
,9150.00
$150-00
$250.00
$250.00
9275.00
$150.00
$350.00
$ 60.00
•m o o
$250.00
A . R . K ey .
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DIRECTORS
FriktUf L. \V oo4fuff, Sr,
C. L. Britt,
210 Elasl First Stipes
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KrauK L . W oodruff, Sr,
P resid e n t
J . D. Davison,
.V ice-President
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l^ G r L7 B ritt
ISecriitury.
T reasu rer.
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E. F. Housholdfif,
A tto rn e y .
£
T U B CALUW EDL CO,
FISC A L A O EflTS
W. S. Haua.
\V. W . C. S m ith ,
J, D. C h i t t e n ^ r
W . C. HiU,
Joe Cameron,
E . F . H o u s h o ld e r.
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�SA N FO R p, FLO RID A , FRID A Y , MARCH 12, 1?2G
CITY mA. C. L
ions,
Death A fter B rief Illness i l l BOLD H
TRACK PARLEY
Leopold Schepp, Who Gave
YORK, Mnrch 12.—(/Fl—
Leopold Schepp, who Rave away
million’s in philanthropies and then
appealed in vain to the world for
a decision on how to give nway
more for the betterment of huinanity, is dead.
The end came last night, after a
brief illness at .his home on Central
t
Who
South Carolina $ o b n Makes
f harKc A n d .Is W illing To
£ o v c It. He,. Declares In
>- tnlement To P ress Today
td Of
)vcrn
lenly
Rum . |Sellers
Make
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lays
[Fails
Iliitn m’lU
w.°wfta in w* eighty..
year,
I > a ily C a l l s , H e S a v s '
_____ '
His philanthropies, many of them
quietly carried out that they are
Wnvnc !L Whonlnr n„u
",unrecorded, ropreeontod n total of
Slrnnl, r Z i , , r
?7,000,POO, it is estimated. At the
v '
C riticism ApnInst time of his death he still was active
Newspaper PollOn Dry Ij »u- head pf his coeoauut importing
)btain
riaToi
of his forune.
*
When last year, he sought advice
from the public, answers came fjnra
nil parts of the world. In a ahort
time they reached more than 100,- E ffo rts Reins: Made Tow ard
ooo.
Final S traig h ten in g O ut O f j
Tongle Concerning Opcnlni
Of New Seminole Rotilcvari
ue Situation Is
hter, Statesmen
After Meeting
Wins N et
A t PalmBeach
f Suggestions Made A t
MorningConfercnce
Will Be Discussed
A t Later M eeting
' None was satisfactory. Not more
than five per cent Were anything
hut appeals .for individual assist
ance. >Mr. Schepp was horn In New
PALM BEACH, Fla.. March
York. When he was 10 years old City R efuses To
12.—l/P)—Vincent Richards of
Ho invested his capital—18 cent*—
Yonkers, N. Y., won tho tennis
Rescind Ordinance championship
In palm lcr.f fans and sold them at
of . . Florida in
a profit of 100 per cent to pas
•ingles here today when ho de
sengers on bfiruc cars. Sooh ho Condem nation
PVoeecdlhga feated
Tnkclchl Hnrada of
had three or four other boys work
M ay Be L a s t Mfcthod F o r Japan, 4-C, fl-1. 6-1, 0-3.
ing for turn and an income of 315
Completion O f 'fh e iV ojcct
The little Nippon outplayed
or $20 a week.
Richards in the first set, but
Reports Say Spaip
‘When he was 17 he bought a
A conference between yftfflclnl* the Olympic champion hit his
horse and wagon and began to ped
To Withdraw From
dle groceries. Three years later of the City of Snnfyfd nn il of the- stride in the second set and
completely
overpowered
his
ad
Atlantic
Const
Linq'RallvVay
Com
hc opened a shop of his own. He
League
Assembly
soon began to specialize in import pany is expected.td h* oWled with versary. The largest gnllery of
the
season
witnessed
the
cnin the next weekAoAieflhitoly set
ing.
GENEVA. M arch 12.—f/P)
Mr. Schepp wns n widower. One tle the tangle rewtit-orto the open ,counter.
R
epresentatives
of th e Allied
i
n
g
,
o
f
tho
Seminole
Boulevard
child, a daughter, survives him.
^
through! the rnilroa/1 tracks on the
powers and G erm any m ot fo r
lake front, just WTst of Park Ave
Iwo hours today and iHacunsed.
nue, according to n statement made
the difficulties /''which hnvc
toilay by Mayor Forrest Ijike.
arisen over thp^plnn for G crAt the Inst meeting of the City
j m any’s ndiid^tance to th e
Commissioners, a communication
was load to the commissioners in
■Lcajruo of Natiruis and elevawhich tho company naked that
their present trackage within the
city limits l>e legalized.'or, in of
IPoland M ay Get
Temporary Scat
Is,
_____
i finn.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 12__(/!»•,_I Among his philanthropies were
Liquor in sold daily “u n ifr m1p , a ILBBOiOOO endownment fund,
'"rrY dome of -the Cnpitnl” nr 4 ' !fn®'vn ns thc Leopold Schcpp
Senator lilense, Democrat r.fSnmt, .foundation, for the aid of boys, and
«'h, m r t S T b n , d X 5 *, ; imll.;r * « « • .» ' » « •
<r
IMar. 12. |
. I - ----------- ™ - * r ! ' 'vl!!,l'»r to prove it to any doubt-1Firlf , 1hc Pu,blic iU»PPohited him
folder, of
V'
_ .
| ing Tlmmas bv hnvlnc hln, n
ln hir. appeal for suggestions in
of El D orado,; hi the halls of Congress
'i giving the “unnecessary surplus’*
____
nly here F. A. PieJsticher
Has., vice president oi
of m
thee W
n i'iie
estern!
mi
...
., ., ., . . *
____________!_1____I_________ __
|wa.s due Petroleum Refincre’ Associntion,! ^Vnl ; • ' [ ,Uu,,f n i° ko be told the
which holds its nnnunl convention tl • ,
' P)fn 11 Associa--------- Hut! it
Savnn- in Fort Worth, Tex., Msrch 2. !.!on, .ln>1 niPht. n«*dlng
would remain so until the men who
iinection 3 and 4.
vote.! fur prohibition stopped drink
ing liquor.
[and AtIhich he
“The trouble with Congress,” he
continue,I, ”is tim t they voted dry
and drink wet.”
stive of
file spent
Bootleggers, he said, sell their
pis life in
lic ^ CwlShl' ' S h t X ” nt'the ^Inability To C ot Poiiulnr Type
wares “every day in the House nmi
A tto rn ey D eclares N c ,\r Yorker Tells C ham ber Of ita
ij a mem- i n i IX T O ffl A P P T / I P F l “ *n,ll,< "ff'ce building," and they I C ate’s
will of tho city government.
' O
O ff SI.-not
iin r ln tln n Lends
I o n Ilia bjf. ®h5_ * ? " d *>««»**•
St;-cet PF noundation
meet ngaln a fter time for reflec
Mrs. Elsie M alinsky Made
Commerce G ath erin g T h a t
fwi pmcAmong others, this grant, if al
To
E
x
p
erim
en
ts
W
ith
New
tion.
stcr he
Confession Upon H er Con
T his Year Will Hring Added lowed, would permit the railroads
Compositions O f C oncrete
Tho participating statesmen g a 'v
viction For T h iid M urder
Prosperity To All Florida to make use of the northern end of
------|
"How
nnich
do
you
need
todav
the impression th at tn j situation
iys if ter
Myrtle Avenue for ns mrtny tracks
Owing to tho inability of the wn* brfghtor.
i court to Unrinc C om m ander S avs H e ; Senn,or? To n newspaper man who
FI.OH A, 111., March 12.—(A*)— Sftnfnrd and the state of Florida as they mlglit see fit to lay and railroads of the i.tato to bring Ini • Th® fiict thnt tho Germans hnd
Acted On R egulations O f i ^ ,’r'. ',Vl ‘"credulity, the South
cr.se in
would
prohibit
the.
city
from
e.nMrs. Elsie Ililde Mnlinsky, 44, i arc now facing one of the greatest
sj...... n ____ i Fonumian laler said:
first time joined with tho
jeans ami
foicing its present rule of allow sufficient rock and cldv with which!*®*!
Navy
D ep artm en t R elative ]
If you don’t think I mean what under life sentence fob the poison I eras of prosperity In the state’s ing only three tracks at this par to carry on tho many Kivlmr p ro -) fHons in Advancing suggestions as
; Unites!
To
Conduct
O
f
Its
O
fficers
1
1 say. come up to the Capitol with murder of the former w,fe of her history, uccordhjff to K. C. Miller, ticular rtreet. City officials are Jects now scheduled in this nnd ,l® h,,w the controversy could bo *etline York
thin husband, has substantially New York capitalist, who outlined
other sections of the stntc, tiie city
w m Interpreted optimistically
me nml I II buy you a drink."
governadmitted lmying committed tw o ;
buxine** conditions and p..*- said to bo unanimous In their do- of Snufoiri is cunducting exjH'rl-1hy all the delegation.
I I.OS ANGELES. Cal., Mur. 12.
. i1
Ahout
the
snr.te
time
that
Sena
other poison murders nml a fourth sihili{les in an ad d n ss delivered tetmunition to curry through the incntH with asphalt und o th e r' One suggestion udvancctl, it i*
j—(d*)—Brig.- Gfn, Smedloy D. But- tor
was addressing the po-1
completion
of
the
boulevard
with-i
I Fine. l ler "sticks to his guns,*’ stoutly licemnn
W-.vno H
(Attempted
S ta te s At- nt the weekly luncheon of the
m aterials in un effort to find a ; J^nr” ct* v wa",
Polnt\d provisti,o"
fo Y®” - j torncy Harold S. W illinma nnnounc- Chamber of Commerce held today out granting a single conrpsvion. Product easily procured, which may ' tonally be given a non-permanent
*#n. (defending his action in placing a e n l I l f
Request I’ofm/ed
)„ the Seminole Cafe, with many
of intoxication against Col. er.ii counsel for the Anti-Snloon ctl last tilght.
oc used for local paying in tho sont by imomdlately increasing the
rntiary charge
\ rroposul m id- by tho rail place of f t he rock hasp, according six non-iiennanent memlwre of the
Alexander Williams . shortly nftor Lcneuc.Tvns delivering timt o rg an -1 Her other Victims, the sta te ’s n t - ; visitors in attendance.
izatirn*
second
attnek
within
n
!
torncy
told
the
Associated
Pres*,*
,,
,
,
,
road
company
sometime,ago,
was
officer had acted ns host nt
to f.’lty Manager W. It. Williams. council to seven. The Polish pre
Ifcdncs- that
flatly refused consideration by
few hours on the polls bring taken were a husband and the former
T,_ ‘I.1;,,
Mr. Williams atntcd today that mier, Count Skrxynskl. interviewed
ti
dinner
party
nt
which
Gen.
But
1to ask
b.v newspapers on the subject of wife of a former husband. T he'"?*
^ r ‘ Miller «lo- the city. The cnmpnnv asked that, ho had asked the Pittsburg Lab- after tho meeting, said:
ler
find
been
the
traeot
of
honor.
Jef it* Altering n previous announce Ud;,l prolnhltion ns against b e e r. woman’s confession came on .he .
in return for its permission grant
J,hAtJ hp. , ^
“I do not know tho exact solu
with money, supply and demand ing tho opening of tho boulevard, oratories. «>t Pittsburgh. I’a., for
jorari.
and light wine. He told a radio I eve of her departure for Joliet arc
ment
that
he
would
linve
nothing
well balanced and .all indica the city rescind ito bnlcr authoriz an analysis of nn nspbnit base tion proposed, l»ut I fe d confident
j boy a
2 \ S S tions nro th at 1020 will bring moro ing the western* continuation of suggested to tho city by local pav that reason will prevail.” •
wrclly to say, Ocn. Butler, who I*, com- S t i S T * ?
As for Spain nqd Brazil, it ia rcwealth and more prosperity than Commercial Street nnd that tha ing contractors. The base is said
maniler of the United States Ma- zard.
1circumstantial evidence but did not Florida has ever known.”
porto din diplomatic circles that
to
bo
n
mixture
of.
concrete
and
ftlu^cMC I’i"1’
l l *<’n" Ltiego, took bccity also agree to allow the com
Only n minority of the people | make a complete confession of the
tho suggestions advanced to
Mr. Miller touched on the vari pany to construct a bridge over, asphalt which tho United States under
r t r Wm-l“ u i‘,n tw’*(0 yesterday to justify w ant beer and-wine ho onid, while !crimes.
.
both willjm asked to postpona
whieff—has prompted nnous factors, that had developed in n tunnel under, or tracks across •ruveinuvmt has sanctioned for use day,
In projects 03 government rc»crva- their candidacy fo rpermonont seat* •
|r
jt ** r le i (tnm ent Hr-orlici
:UL uoil
Dm boulevard, ut'sm y time la tho tion* and Is-reported to b y o f such, UJd*l t h o
.
1
Saptumbep meeting.
^ y Uiyjwl eirelf.1
votes, but in official ballots, nmi t/cally the substance of her confrs. e ^ s s e d the future.
Hlrength ns to withqUuid tno ncayl- Afrattco Mello hranro, tho'Hrazli*
jJO,1 I’Toils were being made today I that majority hna rcjectod the wine sion, is that about 1C year* ago opinion th at^ b e lifting of tho em
In answer to this "proposal, tho rat traffic,
Inn representative, 1ms cihkvt to J*1
ijtv tn tind Gen. Butler to loarn jnst \ and beer plen.
she noisonod and killed tha wife vt bargo nrd the general bettorment rit;* r.tatod th at It would tiot re
Rio do Janeiro (o rtrv*h (nilror•
Substitute NrceesotV
of
transportation
conditions
would
consider tho proposed opening uf
[LG.,, whnt lie meant when it was reIlnvill Bible in ordoi’Yhnt she might
Scoff At Newspaper Poll*
Action towgyd fin d ir- ■ 'substi tfons^ind Count Quoinca Do Iw n
go far toward the ndvancoment of
Relative to tute for the rock base tins become is similarly communicating with r
mnr.k > ed m newspapers hu declared
The executive committco of the m arry him and that about hive a'l pha-c.- of business within the Commercial ‘Street.
the grunting of pormissipa to necessary, city officials *«ty. bo- Madrid.
tic nut- 'w • rr the I laughters of the Amcr- league, in session here previously years ugo she fatally poisoned
cross the boulevard, nothin £ can ciuiso of tho lnr.ee number of ra v
hight bet v. K*. volution last night that hud issued n statement scoffing at Bible when she became di:;. j ‘.i«fi^d ne:.t 12 month*.
Those clreics insist thst tho Get- .
Road I»mic Described.
ho done by the city to prevent the ing project* now being hold .up mans will not oppose Poland’s ran- V
jught st
liutior law is the biggest the newspaper polls, and declaring; w'Jb him a* a husband
In opening the meeting, Mayor cotupuiiv from having acces-. to its owing to Inck of material. Resi dldncy for a non-pennanent scat,
•f class legislation over pnss- ) timt the dry* generally did not par- j H°r
husband, \\ tlbur t <
loday and tii .mil it can be cured only by ticipte in them. That and other Idivorced her about P years n;<. Forrest Isikc. who presided in tl\e propelty lylpg* in the Inkc, tho dent* in man;' sections of the city as such election is vested in tho n - *
Sine sum- r vh -tuff.
•1
• pha-cs of ulu* situation likely wilDie 'after, it wus barii<*d. t he had ir. me absence *f President Edward Ilig- company’s ripnrinn lights granting ■aro said to bo clamoring for pave sciiibly nnd not in tho council.
Another suggestion is* .thnt
hc »•«*! < irinuH-iuiiulcd person« wondsr- ' discus id when the committee ■« unauccessful attempt to pmt»n gine. told the gathering of th<- city it this privilege without the neces ment and the contractors are un»
! ond issue lit $2,(100,000 to bo voted sity of permission from the city able lo continue on many *Ucut« Poland, by special arrangement, bo
sgement J f Hie General mean* by tin t
Wlth president Coolidge to-[him
•!' ion I that
1, #. I 11
n «twas
• o ,.i
t t ' /.do/i , Dl„rr„w
Ti
Heath inJ i . .1Im tcr she wns convicted of liv cn April I'.*, nnd urged every citi or court action to obtain such per becftUM of thc rock shortage.
given a provisional scat with the
iim
lie
opposed
[it to the i" inhibition.
in ndultr.v with Ildd'- nnd v ■ zen of the city to allow nothing to mission, according to legal author
M. B. Hutton, of iho llntton understanding that she must tnko
If th prohibition question ever ing
II address wus nn attack on rnttics before the Senate again. cording to Williams, and her il- keep him uwuy from the polls on ities,
Engineering Company, advised the hur chnnci's for election os a nonTho conference is exifoctrd to City Commissioners n t their last I'crmnnent member when tbo ball i violators unci embodied a series .Sl imier Itlensc told the policemen's jeged confession, she poisoned that date. He called uttention to
hill
"f . idiorUm* on law enfnrcemeiit mu-ting. “I am going to vote dry Bible's first wife and then mur the necessity of paying poll taxes result iti final action. IS is said mooting, that h i4 company had, ut ioting occurs in September.
i"" uial among them being Uie liC 'su.-i' the people of my state dered him. His death,occurred in before April IP, and briefly out- tin t tho city will grant no con present, nbc^t uo earn of rock for
noU» in- 1lined the mnjor purposes for which cession* t o ' t h e company. It ir. ur.e on the s tr e d t. Mayor Iral o
Bidi today l"’li wimr:
want me to, but I am ulso going December, 102:*. but was
( it is to be expended.
also lielicvcd that the railroad will insisted th at it b> used immed
[ronvirtnl
!»‘n of money and influence to tell the Senate when I do It that vestigated nt the time.
Thi* woman became housekeeper | L. W. Blackiwck, prominent not
— consent
--------- to
. tlic
— opening of tho iately on some of the streets moat
Mean*. !'•
come to regard laws ns a it is their vote und not mine.
its property urgently in need of paving.
for
Ernest
L.
Mnlm*ky,
her
pres,
worker
among
the
boys’
clubs,
und,
boulevard
through
fife sgent. jo'.i
ml tlie only way they can
The
Senator
declared nit was
a
me m
.'nnior (iecmria
*m.« •.
CUVe ooison to his C. D. Wolf, newly elected sccro- without concessions. Court action
pimmcnt, l c . iircd is for people like you
Mr, tlutton stutoJ timt ho bfcausing her death last Sep- I tary of the local Y. M. C. A., made condemning tho property is raid llevcii tlie city would adopt an
,.
*» Casket i Hint 1 t<. see th a t thc^o laws ore shumc for police to brag about how
many arresta ft re miule for dnink“fl ^ hc then married Mu- ‘brief talks stressing tho necessity to be the lust resort of th* city, anphnlt baso for (ho majority of
JACKSON.
Miss.,
Mar.
12.—(/P)
enl creed.
^
hiT arrr<l rcc(,ntly f..|- !
rearing the coming generation m d thin is expected to lie institut the residential streets providing —'W ith Mississippi's nntl-uvolution
while "ia«H won’t work but a club enness. He remarked that he• I, '
V e“x‘{
. )uUI^jt,ig“q'f
mthe
. * *b odyof
■
* .the
L
n l u m p •«
P o lper
i n S lines
liltn S fltlfl
In l li l i l S i\f
kmw
of
one
case
where
judge
^
n
talong
nro
and tolling
of ed within a short time, providing tho commissioners would inves
enartod into iuw yesterday •
lind sen* Will, when wo get gvntlo wc in r one.) a man for being: drunk whcn - J ^ K - - y - and• a chemical the value
of
tho
young
people to tho conference accomplishes noth tigate tha result* obtained from already
m the isli.
by tho attachment of Governor ?
the
community
•the ju.ige hlmseif bad liquor oh ^ mlnaUon ^ th ' vi«ceni.
ing,
Mayor
Lake
said.
isceru.
its uso in other cities.
W hitfield’s rignqturc, tho cducu- h
“There nre two thing* necessnry
Among tho other visitors intro| Mollhsky is held in'the murder of
According to Mr. Hutton, nnd tion committee of the lower hoaso '
Ito <lean up a towm—get tho tliugn his breath- .
duced were A. A. Araaker of tha
pthcr contractors, tho asphalt and of the icglsiaturo today Prepared •y
771
;
rs~~A i
'his first wife, but the uoiisoiVnuirI l f )uff the streets nnd close up tlic _
of the i Florida Bankers Bond and Mortcoucrcte • can bo easily procured a report on a measure dcelcncd to !
v/1 deni; of vice.
blame'. No new charges are to be
Company;. M. P. Ambrose of
and will proVo as substantial a i repoal Uie new act.
iviMrt- '
Lnig as you have vice you
filed against heri
l‘i>o newly organized Seminole Paint
tlie rock base.
L. W- Kennedy, repreaentatlva '
i j l l l g shill have dtime.’’
ICompany; J. 1L Cothran, Y’oungsfrom Adams county, author of tho .
,l l
I" un intg.n iew Into In the oftkill to repeal anll-Darwln lew, wu*
111(111 I'fiuiotj he hniil Thnt the m atter of
determined today to “ fight to tho
hospitality and its poraiblc brearh
finish” to hare tho now legislation
112.— *,a<* ."otk'!>v to do with the arrest
More thnn a dozen nld-tlmo fid
strieked from tho statu te hooka.
PLYMOUTH, V tJ Mar. 12.—
j l O B U 1 1 ( ! G a t a ^ C !hy ievcT.1 irlectlcmB rvndel
’otVVil.
Williams.
dlers, banjuists and guitar players
Tho bill prohibits tho te a c h in g /
have entered tho contest to bo
i»Uit No-1
^ 'vns “^cording to naval reguin tax supported circles of'th eo ry ,j
staged tonight at tho Milane
Ud*v I ‘ali"ns*. 1 simply followed nuvnl
Hint man “ascended from a lower •
morning than at any time since
irk. an j rt‘Kulution*." he asserted.
Theater, acurding to J. L. Mnrvnw . p h i 'n ip T ^ s o n .. Inc.. t~,k Final Action OnShoals tettc, and requests for .information
|»u» fr',.,
"The case is similar to hundreds hi.* serious illness Inst November.
TOLEDO, O., Mur. 12.—(/P)—Po order of unim ali,” Penalty of a
from
in four!1” ,,tkcr!* 'b a t have oecured in tlic After a decided relapse yesterday,1o utt________
Al
, „ flOO .to, $600
. . . . for viola
„ building_pcmiil yclurdny (or Q u e s t i o n I s D e f e r r e d concerning tho meet huvo born ro, lice were forced to.break down two fino
i* provided.
*__ n . f i r - n0f
f n a'
n ngarage
n * w and
• .
onstruction
ceivod nt tho box office of the iiarricadcs In tho home of Htevo tion of Its provision J*
I Past.” Earlier in the day he ls- hi* physician, Dr- Albert W-Cram, (hc "____
Teachcra of disobeying this law nre
room ftt , he w rner of
theater
indicate
a
Widespread
inter
I.ashley,
71,
and
shoot
him
early
U no* I'.u<<1 il written statement denying of Bridgewutcr, said-that the Col- HiM).
WASHINGTON, March 12.—</P)
to having tholr licenso r e
’ At* J,- I| »h*it Col. Williams hnd been nr- onel hnd continued to lose ground thirteenth street and Elm avenue, Final confressional action on the est in tha first affair of its kind this morning a fte r ho had gone vio subject
!rested- while Gen. Itutler
_____ was a during the night but was ™ ,*'*1 an expenditure of $85,000.
■ever attempted here.
lently insane, before they could voked.
Spirited debate in both housa .
rlonr of tho bundinp call for the resolution for thc leasing of Muscle
The sectional interest awakened subduo him and take him to tho
‘'Nutted !KU‘ ‘l in the officer's home. What- as comfortably as could be expectmarked the passage of Uie measure.
ed this morning.
Qrt 'u»e of steel and hollow tilo in its Shoals wus deferred today a t tho by the^ entrance of fiddlers from atate hospital for insane.
s* through
' Continued on Pago 3.)
Dr. Crum admitted that the » 0 ' p ^ tr o r tj o n ’and the building prpp- request of Senator McKetlar, Longwood, Geneva, Lake Mary and
Qther roomer* escaped w h e n 1The Governor waited until tb* last
Democrat, of Tennessee.
m a n y nearby sections is expected Lashloy began ahootlng in a room day permlssibla under tha ruler be
yrar
old
father
of
the
I
re
s
id
e
n
t-^
^
occupy
three
lota,
facing
IThree Dead In F ig h t 'was in a seripua condition. The cllMt on Elm avenue,
Senator Heflin, Democrat, of to bring / u t a capacity house to where Mrs. IL T. Kilhoim and her fore giving it hla official sanction.
Alabama, called up tha conference cncourag/ the local participants to two small children were trapped;'C r ' Dver Church Order physician expected to spend most 01 j t j# presumed that the company report
on the measure and asked da their oe.*t in an effort to keep They barred'thfl door w nh furni
the day. at the bedsldo ®V*:he s u f w t<) U|C t h0 building as u branch
o , unless u marked change for the {qt thc Dwtiffe Brothers automobile for* immediate consideration, but tjfo four prises offered a t Banfora. ture and Laihley fired through it
^ i,n‘- 1 rr*1IJ(', _^'ur,,yit, Mexico. Mat. better was apparent,^ Last night agoncy
tho Tennessee senator said ho
Among tho many who will be while pollco were summoned.
ed •*„cn
idq—1T hree representatives of ho kept n three hour vigil.
Patrolm an Wells was greeted
Work i» cxiwctcd to b« started waptod to examine the conference heard in thc fiddling contest to
ruiliv ^
st*}c Nu,uy*t «re dead, a num
The Whit* House was i n f o r m e d ; once on the project and to be report and asked tn a t It go over night are: J« P. Harrell, W. A. with a shower of bullets when he
BRADENTON, Pla^ Mar. IS— ;
■- y
, r. ut persons injured nnd ore of developments and Dr, Cram was !conjpjcted before early summer
until tomorrow.
Pass, B. F. Pass, F. H. Fuller, Ed arrived, three other officer* arriv UP)— W. L. Buckland, 65, real ee-. f
PJ
‘ry- Kill near death a* the result’ of u
.b—at*
w .
■■
■ . ■■-^= Duncan. C. A. Heed and Jim Boyd, ed and Patrolman Fauble climbed tato man of Palmetto, committed ■
disturbance occasioned when orders in communication with v jag* , y 1
all local fiddlers who will pit their through a window and rescued the Ihicida yesterday afternoon a t hla
or closing o Catholic church were
skill ugainst approximately 16 women and children while tho Itv home In that city.
net by armed opposition from
artists from nearby towns.
nan* m an’s attention was attracted
Ijia body was found by the fau<thurch follower*.
In commenting oiy the contest to by tho otlwr three officers.
ily upon their return from a buscToday ■ immediate causo*'* o f- tbo
begin promptly At:. .8/ o’clock to
A fter tho police broko through ball game. He waa undressed und,
lr^ c d y- r u ^8,.in lho neighboring
night, Mr. MarentcUo ita te d th at n ppe harficads laishlcy bqrricaded iq bed. A revolver was in his
tow„
of Jahsqucllo w h e r e a
eisny
challenge issued by Longwood fid
in (he dining room op ! hand. Ho had placed th e barrel uf
p re sid e n t Ready To Go.
Cash fines and cogta collected no llghtuA isr. Bpaoding and reck dlers had served to awaken the hunaclf
iened fire when tho qfXloar* tried the gun In hla mouth and fired.
"
h
it1
,
nu‘h»',C
vPrL
e8t
H
fa‘W
t0
com'
WASHINGTON, Mar. l B ^ F )
^
.the
month
of
leas
driving
conr.ttuta
thc
major
JJ8! *k*n ’ ^ u t ^
closing lew of the
question of supremacy In Semlnotf
break through, l i e put up a
A note, addressed to Mrs. Buckity of th^ae offense*.
*® for bi, ^“'ernment nnd was standing his
county fiddling circles th at had
rriflc fight before ho wa* sub land and found near tho body con
Parking
violations
were
/third
fareuad against presidentinf orders.
finally resulted ln the staging of
dued.
*
tained a farew ell.’ message anr
with a total of BO and for parking the best meet to determine tne best
irov, «!* lh<“ a rin 'al at Tepic of the
said: “I am golag to cod it all.”
without
lights
39
arrests
were
"old
tim
er”
in
this
section.
r*presentativcr, Fon*
T h a county coroner wa* sumSf Police Roy G. Williams. No made.
To
« frVn'i ^ onyres*man Porres and Washing} on
monM. Evidence verified the be-,
For the sal* or possession of H,■* »Wvar. m/t bv ’ Sj ,R- -0 re ta * they were
In direct
dTl-ect totith by telephone
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lief th at ho had committed suicide
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nnd on inquest wa* held.
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WASHINGTON, Mar. U — < # ) - attem pt, for the. p.Ms'nt nt tar.xt,
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STEAMER IN Ui HTRKSS
■GAINESVILLE, FU., March
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of arrestin g .officers for the month The House today voted to swat a t foreeaaUng lav
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lorfda hky had a gtcalcr
and dcvelopfmmt nnd ftn____
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pros;writy during the
fSKJ>S t«fo years thnn hns oyer been
i > ikneed Wr
other similar
hi the- United Slntos in thu
length of time, snys M. J.
Gamiley. chairman of Ihe rnr serride divisfan of the American
R«Uway AinodaUtm. in a stnU1’ it mode public here t« the
rida division of tho Southeast
Advisory $o«rd.
'here art*no composite figures
liable to i show, the exact exi .of-dWs gfoWth fu t it I* i*
n fact that the tremendous leal
to arid building development
attrAgted thousand* of people
u i Udartitator as permaneut rcsldants wUh * cof*rcspondlngJy largo
; flow cJ JCcelsbt truffle by rail and
hy.
to sustain or to antici
pate the building progfams of the
atatr, tho statementt poi
points out.
Institute of Tccjipblpify. A new
field in radio tran$inli<ion I* ho
llered by authoritle* to hpve been
opened with particular value in
strictly dlrecllbnal * lending . of
unable to speech or slgpala.
current needs
da and
prom ptl
nlowd 1
"Notwfthstaiulln
these fnc^
tors and obstaclei’
ch represent
the natural ileveir
en t pf a tremendoiiA prosperft’ f t h e ' average
business house 'of
Arid# has ex
jwrieDCL'd the
test turnover of
actual volume
commodities hi
a s __been tho
of buflriox* 11 f 'h___
greatest In^hc hJstory of^tthe state.
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To solicit pixjsfiects n» Sanford for
free bus trip to one'of Florida s most
beautiful and best selling properties.
One day trip, full co-operation and
liberal commission insure big earn
ings. Address L. C. SISUM, 67 E. Prrte
I O / n R lJ lp l B c \ i-VK q H .J U jlM e r .
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hat
Ewer bn Hie *nl<l rontcstBiit rlili
ropy' o f ^ o u r
Sjpayuh t i \ r t i r t l r r . of l-ah r K uty.
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I„aa h tract In Ilia Northrial
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NortliMat Quarter of tbe Sviitiivui U iiin it «f aecUi|ti u.Townahlp l l Houth or fUnirc
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kr Commutation 1’ri.or, k n o w n ndilreei*. l.'iiiileslee: , . ,
claim l« tha Ism l above
Yon Are Hereby
notified
ll'-*
V before’
Circuit
ire’ Clerk
ho
nntrd, Klortdn. on tui fttfiewl itrdrn .H. a sw eheiss w
j u r t t M n e o a d d res s.
on
Kirttrn (s Hereby given of ’tHv.liiltent Inn in Kuuns A. t.ymsn. ufisrdInn of the estate of Jlorber*
muii uml Howard Hyman, t
n> make upjiilentioii to tf»e l
uflv Joints U. Mltsron, CoUtlty
in nutl for Hcmtiiuin Coaaty
IJa. on tho 7tli day or Atprll Ai,
it*2o. ut Utu o'clock A. M. or as sot
yrcsfter «" t h e . m atter Can I
iird. (or authority m sell at pit
.* or private sale the entire 1!
tvrest of said nflnurs Irf mid to too
foil —
e
collector, end
s
prior years. NcVcwtH^Tdss Instan
ce* of local dlsabillty n rt trivial as
contrasted with what rallrgads
have done in contribution to. tho
prosperity (tnd upbuilding of- the
its, postal receipts, public imwealth
th at th e'ra ilro a d s canno
o
locomotives, ioy track, and
nd th eir machinery us fust or
Itt the same phoporlion to match
“There U 'n o particular panacea
' the growth M .’inade by these cltIs impoMlnle he says, .for fo r any conditions where ^the eco
. a irailroad- to Uwrtaaa IU caj»adty nomic prosperity vf,a.rcgion over'ifln«I.WH.h enough rn- dumes individuals and carriexs. The
element of tim l plu* a writ defined
urgnnjration of the public* on tho
hand and the carriers on tho
I (lum berm an ordsrlhg
r will solve the problem. This
font'
thik afternoon.’ Three
eVer, he' says, the is now being admirably done on a
co-operative basis by^thc Florida
SSgJT.
division of the Southeast Advisory
m
been built ih1 Board and the public 'carriers of
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fucilitien have Florida.
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ip ro v e d u n d in
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main lino and roconiTTy all oT'lts physThe completion of
It is explained,
a?
nd* upon the cer dnd tha sutfldciisupply
I
f)Jy, . Much
of this
coDBtrpction has
taken
tap
a. t the peak of the building
and real estate expansion: of the
«t$te.
■ * Ufge*, Corporation
/ 'I t Is acknowledged (Hot curhave delayfd traffic, but
•ssarily so, switching service
not been normal but it is also
th at unloading hns been deL ■ th e ' recrivers,” says Mr.
“Poopio hove ehtabllshed ■gTTAKl^ up your alecplog youthl
houses in Florida during YV Lotjk you hror t Jig. yguagorl
the past year, who nyver dreamed Ago ban little to do with your look*
yf| this possibility,, hence the num- or your foollugn. It'a tho condition
/vers in the state has in- ot your blood that-constat
Anti blood will tcltl It tolls la a
t many tituv*. (Shippers
tot goods to Florida uncon- hundred ways. It your system la
g for rich, rod blood, you
'ifitn ’Bd idea a l the time •tuyn in
look mid feel old at thirty. Bill
tHfy were going or who tluyou build up the rod-blood-cotls
' puaboaep would be. IUwith H, S. 8, you'll quickly ape tha
j(tf Cfrta/n points In the wrinkle*
fndo ntfoy— tba miffing
a tfte lm v c ' ordered beyond tbelr pouthe* giro way to firm, •olid flesh
•—und tlm fresh, flowing beauty of
irontli lukn tlm place of a skla sal
low anil disfigured with blcuiisbas.
Rich. red blood moan* youth,
To Tax Payers
th a and energy! 8. 8. 8. helps Na
, TjtX-lApolc* will close on Atirll ture build fcd-blood-cella by tbp
Iht, as provided by lAw. tn x pay-' JnllHotpi. >'or geueralfons 8. 8. 8.
* rt urged, to pay early, and has born keeping, pqpplo looking
until the Just days of apd feel lug voting. * 7 1 *
ihch'w.bcn tlipy would bo coni>Yekh, eleanalng, purifying, tfeb.
ellcd to stand in Hite for hours red blopd that 8. 8- y
Nature
alting ihvir turn.
bjllld. nourMjea ci-ery JtjiUHrlc. orThoite who cannot pay un\ll the N o and (Issueot the Itnly.Vligplei,
I t 'o f March nru m iuested to Moieties and b k ’vk* . —
ill for t h d r lax bills, if some htada d Is u p p »<*?. f T Z j . * \
have not been received; they should Bolls, e c t e m s slid [ & r # * ]
pnng deeds or deserlptloti of pro fashes dry up. ~ f t g i r j
lav# — yoilr * bridy^perty, as shown by clevtlsl
‘'L a n d Which lias been subdivided your w h o l e being
nnd pints fllrd slncf January J, ••he* on the I04* db« ‘
wor of youth. W'akg up your «y«1U25 is not assessed rs lots for iho
11*25 and taxes should !><• paid
a with B. 8. 8., Build rod bipod
lid you rebuild youth! Oct H. 8. 8.
the original description.
Irom any druggist. Tlm larger bot«o la mow oehuumlcat.
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a p ita
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and pop
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^'OlueSriUr, Florid*. Feb. 17,
by
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W"villle IJardstrom. of
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' •'pis s a M g M t e s ; . instan
ces of e n rrie rf' or receivers dis
ability and YVtfwUvg the sltuntion
from the standpoint of the buslnesrt Interests aa a lyholc prosperi
ty of the p eo p lc^ y ery factor sub
stantiates a p w tlv t statem ent that
ly in g uml b ein g in iiw fouitthe railroads a n doing all within ailuuiit
Cy of H**inlnille nml .Hint" nf.‘ Florida
their power t^ y i)|p t tb*e mjeds of Ill-w ill
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l>ctn tHile
“ W e rallro/da have
to handle nil b l the I Inesa that
each shipper um | receiver called
for a t tne tirtc specl^ed. . Any
physical transportation’ machine
Icy assorts
sorts th a t hov- th a t could hnvg.dop* so would biiv'c
, . . . . vv^.ofrftke U rge dtUss have had
krpwtH i'r bivnkiw. bailding
^ uphrv . m a t ,
t ’OHATV. l l.CmlllA.
la tliQ M atter' of tbd Uuardlai
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m ^ r ^ e s ; on home?, is the safest of all investments, lir the face of
’ financial difficulties, ill health, fife, flood, or other form of adversity;1men
and worsen wi|f clinjf their homes and sacrifice for them. T h e home is
the last asset from which {hey will part.
,
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T he security back oLinstallment loans is constantly increasing because
the principle sum loaned is constantly decreasing, while thd entirfe p^cjperty (or security) value remains under first mortgage until the loan has
beenfjuHyrepaid.
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A right understanding of sound investment is as necessary today as ever.
T he principal factors governing investment are:
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Income (or Earning Power)
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Availability (or Convertibility Into Cash)
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1928 Ford T ou rin g.....\
1928 Ford Touring........
1924 Ford Roadster......
1024 Ford Coupe
1924 Overland Touring
^BA^verland Sedan ...
;1921:Dodge Touring ...1
1923 Dodge Sedan........
19&2 Chevrolet Touring
19?3 Chevrolet Coupe...
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Fnkttlf L. VToo4ryff, Sr. ^
J. D. Davison,
v
C.L. Britt, a . l,
u*u«,
4 ‘ ;v a .; i
R. A. Kewmun,
w
A. B. Key.
,
^
KrauK L. Woodruff, Sr.
President
J. D. Davison,
.Vice-President
-v ^ G r LT,Britt
Secretary.
A- L-'Betta,
Treasurer.
W E, F. HoushoIdSfi
Attorney. ?
$150.00
$250,Q0
$250.00
$275.00
$150.00
$350.00
.$ 50.00
. $ 250.00
$200.00
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T U B C A L U W K U i CO.
FISCAL AdE^TS
DIRECTOR
W. SLBaud,
W. W .C . Smith,
J , V . C h i t te n d e n ,
,W. C. HiU,
joe Cameron,
E. F- Housholder,
�Oil Leader
LeopoldSchepp, Who Gave
Away Millions, Claimed By
Death After Brief Illness
S o u th C a ro lin a S o lan M akes
5 £ nrRc A n d - I s W illin g To
P rove I t, H fr. D e c lare s In
s ta te m e n t T o P r e s s T oday
Rum Sellers Make
NEW YORK, Mnrch
Leopold Schepp, who cave away
mlllionn In jihilanthropics anil then
appealed in vain to the world for
a decision on how to give away
more for the betterm ent of hu
manity, 1s dead.
The end came laat night, after a
brief Illness at his home on Central
] Park
it. He wan in his eighty*
tllul We
filth
year.
of his forunc.
' ’ •
•
-When last year, he sought advice
from the pubuc, answers ciuno from
nil parts of tho world. In a short
time they reached more than 100,000.
None was satisfactory. Not more
than five per cent were anything
hut appeals .for individual assist
ance. Mr. Schepp was born In New
York. When he was 10 years old
ho Invested his cajiit.nl—18 cents—
In palm leaf fans and sold them nt
a profit of ltd) per cent to pas
senger* on liftnte cars, Soon he
had three or four other hoys work
ing for Idni and an Income of $15
or $20 a week.
'When be was 17 he bought a
horse and wagon and began to ped
dle groceries. Three years later
ho opened a shop of Ids own. He
soen bcgnii to specialize in import
ing.
Mr. Schepp was a widower. One
child, a daughter, survives him.
CRYANDA. C L.
WEILBOLDIV
FRACK PARLEY
Efforts Belns: Made Totynrdi
Final .Straightening Out Of
Tamjlc Concerning Opening
Of New Seminole Boulevard
ue Situation Is
hter, Statesmen
A fter Meeting
■
•
Wins N et
A t PalmBeach
*
v - -■
*
Suggestions Made A t
Morning-Conference
. Will Be Discussed
A t Later Meeting:
PALM BEACH, Fla., March
City R efuses To
'12.—CP)—Vincent Richards of
D a i l y C a l l s , H e S a v s l His philanthropies, many of them
Yonkers, N. Y., won tho tennis
Rescind Ordinance championship
_____ '
J .1*0 quietly carried out that they are
o f . Florida in
W avno II \Vl<nn| nr n n
l unrecorded, represented n total of
singles here today when ho de
S lr o n i r ^ J i . . .
D elivers ?7,000,ri00, it is estimated. A t the
Condemnation
Pyoccedihjrs
feated Tnkelchl Horada of
Q ironp
C r itic is m A g a in s t time of his death lie still was active
May Re Last MfcthotMFor Japan, 4-G, 6-1. 6-1, (1-3.
N ew sp ap er PoIIO n D ry L aw hwul
h>« cocoanut importing
Tha litllo Nijipon outplavod
Completion Of ^he Pfojcct
_____
finn.
)btain
Richards in the first set, but
Reports Say Spaip Is,
W.JSHINGTON. Mar.
I Anio,'K his philanthropies were
iaTo
A conference betijven iLfficials the Olympic chamjdon hit his
Liquor is sold daily “und-r th e iR
endownment fund,
To Withdraw From
of the City of Sanford mw/ of the- ntridc in the second set and
v rry d n m e o f the Capitol". nr-J1Jfnow1n , . ns _U>e Leopold Schepp
lselff
completely
overpowered
bis
ad
Atlantic
Const
U
n
^
Railway
Com
Sennlor lilonse, Democrat ,.f South i fou"da ion, for the aid of boys, and
League
Assembly
pany is expected Dt he trilled with versary. The largest gnllery of
Gnr.'iir.n, who makes that charge ",
fund of $1,000,000 for
the
reason
witnessed
tho
en
I Mar. 12.!
in the next week^to/definitely sot• willhii- to prove it to any doubt-1Firlf ’, Ihc p,!bli c ll‘appointed him
G E N E V A , M ni-rh 12.— f/P)
tlo the tangle romlUri'tO the open counter.
leldcr, of
I ing Tlmnm by buying him* a drink ' ” hlr'
for >;u««restionn in
R
e
p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f t h e A llied
ing
of
the
Seminole
Boulevard
*
giving
the
“unnecessary
surplus’*
nly here F. A. Pielstlcher of El Dorado, in the halls of Congress.'
through) the rnilroa.d tracks on the
p o w ers n n d G e rm a n y m e t f o r
Kan.,
vice
president
of
the
W
estern|
.-Proinbition
a
joke"
bo
told
th
fwas doe Petroleum Refiners’ Association,! Wn«i,ir,„i
lake front, just west of Park Ave
n a,
tw o h o u rs to d a y nndiM acu.ised
-------- .. ^ I w n-iim*t
. . in- Policemen
------------ --s Associa
nue, according to n statement made
which holds Ha annual convention
th
e d iff ic u ltie s /w h ic h h a v e
tion last night, adding tlmt it
today by Mayor Forrest laike.
Sftvnn- in Fort Worth, Tex., Msrch
would remain so until the men who
a
ris
e n o v e r th jv p la n fo r G c r- .
At the last meeting of the City
jinection 3 and 4,
v o te i f«r prohibition stopped drink
m a n y ’s n d n n j,tn n c e to t h e
Commisalpners,
n
communication
ing liquor.
[and AtL e a g u e o f N a tiijn s a n d e le v a
Wiv toad to tho commissioners in
Vhich he
"Tin* trouble with Congress,’’ h™
which the company naked tlyat
tio n to th e IA u ftto council. A t ’
continued, “is th a t they voted dry
their present trackage within tho
th o e n d o f tn * s e ss io n a c o m
nml drink wet.”
city limits l>o legalized.'or, in of-,
alive of
munique
vpu iAsucd stating th at
feet be made immune from futurof^
Bootleggers, he raid, sell “.heir
[ifo
vnrious
suggestions
liad been inadi*changes which might ariao a t the In a b ility T o G e t P o p u la r T y p e by one side and delegates
life In
wan s “every day in the House nnd ' <t
Would
A,t
t
o
r
n
e
y
D
ec
litre
s
N
ew
Y
o
rk
e
r
T
ells
Chnmbei*
O
f
will
of
the
city
government.
kj a mem*
Senate offico building,” and l h o y ‘ V
O f S tr e e t F o u n d a tio n L e n d s meet again a fter time for reflec
l\Irn.
E
ls
ie
M
n
lin
sk
y
M
ade
C
om
m
erce
G
a
th
e
r
in
g
T
h
a
i
fml pmcconn- nround him dijily nml ask:
Among others, this grant, if al-‘ T o E x p e r im e n ts W ith N e w tion.
ater he
C o n fe ssio n U p o n H e r C on- j T h is Y e a r W ill B rin g A d d ed lowed, would permit the railroads
Offer* To Prove Assertion
C o m p o sitio n s O f C o n c r e te
Tho pnrticlpntlng statesmen gave
v ic tio n F o r T h ird M u rd e r
P ro s p e rity T o All F lo rid a to make use of the northern end of
“
Hmv
much
do
you
needtodav
the
impression th at tha situation
ays after
Myrtle Avenge for ns mrtny trncka
WnR brig!
fghtor.
Owing
to
tho
inability
of
the
1
, ,
iln
rin
e
C
o
m
m
a
n
d
e
r
S
a
y
s
H
e
;
Penn,,,r’
To
a
aewspaper
man
who
['court to |
FLORA, III.. March 12.—f/P)— Sanford and the Mate of Florida as they might see fit to lay nml railroads of the Ltnto to bring in I • *hc fiict that tho Ocrmana had
A cted O n R e g u la tio n s O f <LX|,r,.V.,‘*
Incredulity,
the
South
owe in
would
prohibit
the
city
from
onTnri limtin Inter said:
Mrs. Elsie Bible Mnlinsky, 44, inre now facing one of the greatest
Icans ami ! N av y D e p a r tm e n t R e la tiv e
foicing its present rule of allow sufficient rock nnd eldv with which!*®1) tho first time joined with tho
under
life
sentence
fop
the
poison
>
eras
of
prosperity
In
the
state'*
to carry on tho many paving pro-1 nlliazi In advancing suggestions as
I
‘If
you
don’t
think
1
mean
what
he United 1
of the former wjfe of her historv. according'to K. C. Miller, ing only three Irnehs a t this par- Jects now scheduled in this and ,t« h®w the controversy could bo sot f»w York i T o C o n d u c t O f I t s O f f ic e r s 1 say, come up to the Capitol with murder
tieuhvr
ctreet.
City
official*
are
third husband, has substantially New York capitalist, who outlined
other sections of the state, the city i Bod wns Interpreted optimistically
nto hii-1 1 11 buy you a drink.”
(fovern*
admitted having committed tw o'focal business conditions nml p.m- said to bo unanimous hi their de of Sntrford is conducting expori* | ®y nil the delegation,
I.OS ANGELES. Cal., Alur. 12.
the same time that Sena othor poison murders nnd a fourth rihllitlr* in on uddrtss delivered termination to carry through the incnts with asphalt und o th e r;, One suggestion advanced, it is
- i/l’»—Drig. Gen. Smedloy D. B ut torAlmu:
completion of .the boulevard with-j
Blsnsv was addressing the pol Fine,
ler "sticks to his guns," stoutly Iiceman. Wayne B. Wheeler, gen :»ttemptod poisoning, .State’s A t nt the weekly luncheon of the out granting n single concession. mnterinls in an effort to find « 1Jrnrnta, was thnt Polaqa proviapay a defending his action in placing a
torney Harold S. Williams announc Chamber of Commerce held today
product easily procured, which may j lomuly.mi given n non-pcrmnnent
Bequest Refused
a* ren* charge of intoxication against Col. era! counsel for the Anti-Snloon ed last night.
ue used for local paving in tho I
by imemdintely incPcaalng the
In the Seminole Cafe, with many
\ proposal nnd*) bv the rnil- place of f t he rock base, according
tirntiary Alexander Williams . shortly nfter Lea cue, tvns delivering that organHer other Victims, the state’s -it- visitors in attendance.
non-permanent membera of the
izntiin'- second attack within n toraey told the Associated Press,']
rnnd company totnetiioe ago, was to City Manager W, lb William.. ™uncll to seven. The Polish preofficer hud acted ns host nt few hours on the polls bring taken were
, ,
,
,
,
_ i ,In
ii vumiiit-iittng
com men tint on tile s ta le ’s flatly refused consideration by
IWednes- that
Mr. Williams stated today that »m*r, Count Sknynskl, Interviewed
a dinner party nt which Gen. But by newspapers mi the subject of j wife of a ’ former” husband. T h e ' outl<,° k f o r J I r ' M'ller do the
city. Tho company asked that, he hnd asked the Pittsburg Luh- »«<*_«• the meeting, said:
1to ask ler
had
been
the
guest
of
honor.
clnred
thnt
tho
“bunks
are
bursting
>n for
total prohibition ns ngninst beer , woman's confession came on .ho with money, supply nnd demand in return for its per mission grant oratories. »>C riltsb u rg h , I'a.,
def it*
“I do not know the exact solu
Altering n previous announce and
light wine. He told n rndio 1pvc of her departure for .lolict arc well balanced and .all indica ing tho opening of the boulevard, an anntynis of an nsphnlt base tion proposed, hut I feci confident
iomi. ment
thnt
he
would
have
nothing
the city rescind its 'order authoriz
audience that straw ballots “are ns prison. Authorities say : he broke
buy u
nro that 1H20 will bring more ing the western* continuation of suggested to the city by local nav- thnt reason will prevail," ■ (
i1w«kly to say, Gen. Butler, who Is.roni- useless a? a straw hat In a bliz down under the weight of strong tions
As for Spain nijd Brazil, it ia roing contraetnrs. Tlie base is said
wealth
and
hmre
prosperity
than
U print l" iani!"r
United S tales Ma- zard."
Commercial Street and that tha to bo n mljjturo of. concrete nnd porto din dijdomatlc circles that
circumstantial
evidence
but
did
not
Florida
has
ever
known."
-i*‘o u tlin e huso nt San Diego, took bccity riDip agree to allow the com
llV
w hkb tlio United States under tho suggestions advanced to
Only n minority of the people make a complete confession of the
U ' [union twice yesterday to justify
Mr. Miller touched on the vari pany to construct a bridge over, asphalt
crimes.
povcmjnvnt has sanctioned for use day, both wiUjie asked to postpone
want
D
ost
njaiw
ino
ho
enid,
while
tyi-*rjt wh'ulf-haa uromPted nn- the tngjomy_^<m spokcp its inHyL , /Dio information made public by ous factory th at had developed in n tunnel
. , undtr,
, . er .tracks
. . . . .across
. . .In projects aa government rcnenrn- tneir candidacy fo rpermonent seats
‘jtisb e;dc i (fom ent lo ofSirul unit ravhring
u r ic - , *he l*1*1 £mi appath* to retard the Dm boulevard, a t 'any time hi tlrn J t fon„ ftnd | ^ r(?pd
In straw lyW lanis, which he-t»> dr Is prac
,r_„. [state's jfnwTn. but ex|UreSsrd tho future.
Ut»n*Jtf*yBl ‘'ircles.
.
strength as to wi
votes, but in official ballots, nnd tically the substance of her confrs
in ansivcr to this piopo i.il, th o !
Traffic,
10,! 1*'foils were being made today that majority has rejected tho wine slon, is that about IB years ngo opinion that dhe lifting *»f tho em- inn rojirescntatlvo, bae iyihkyt td 1
bnrgo
and
the
general
betterment
ri*,- stated that it would pot ro- f i
Substitute Necessary
she notsdnod ami killed the wife of
pvd" tiud Gen. Butler to learn jnst nnd beer plen.
Rio do Janeiro fo rm v h bistrocof
transportation
conditions
would
consider tho :>ropose<I opening of
Hnvill Bible in ordortlm r ,-ho might
tions^ind Count Quoinca D.> I.« n
L Uj. *!int he m eant when It was reAction
toward
findir*
■
'substi
Scoff At Newspaper Polls
go far toward the advancement of
S tre e t.
Relative to tute for tho rock huso Ims become is similarly communicating with
ltum'i ’■ <-d in newspapers be declared
The executive committee of tho m arry him nnd thnt about hive nil ph-i cs of business within tho Commercial
the granting of permission t<> necessary, city officials f af . bo- Madrid.
t ct>B- w r<. the Daughters of the Aincr- league, in session here previously years ago she fatally poisoneil net.i
12 month.).
cross the boulevard, n o th in ; tun tntrso of tho lur.ee number of rnv«
Those circles Insist th st the Ger
iight km *. Revolution last night thut had issued n statem ent scoffing ut Bible when she became dia.-aGtfiul
flood I vine DcHcrlbcd.
he done by the city to prevent the ing jirojecls now boing bold up mans will not oppose Poland’s can
ught m-.'.’L liquor law is the biggest the newspiipcr polls, and declaring tvith him ns a husband.
In opening the meeting, Mayor company from having access to ili owing t» ini’l; of jpatcrial. Resl- didacy for a nop.permanent seat,
• did
- - not parHer first husband, \Yilbur t •
' "f class legislation over pass (T|int ,j L>,jrvs generally
lodaysudu! mid it can be cured only by tkipU. jt! t |irm, Tfolt ftmj ntber divorced her about 14 years u:>> Furred Isiko, who presided in the propelty lyip~' in the bike, the dents in m an;’ sections of tho city ns such election Is vested In the as
idle hnd a: ulc nbscitee •( President Edward Hig- company’s riparian lights granting aro said (o bo clnmnring for puva- sembly and not in tho council.
Inc mm f' -th -tuff.
I ,,hiiscs of ijlio situation likely wittlie nfter, it was ,lcuriiCd,
,
Another suggestion is -thnt
■na< 1 i irii.iis.iuimled person* w ondsr-' tlisi.Ufc.(,i ,v}„.n tlie committee
unsuccessful attemjd to jh. n» rinc, told tlie gathering of the city it this privilege without the neces ment mid the contract (ft* are ups
! ond ixr.uc of $2,(100,000 to bo voted sity of permission from tho city aide lo tolitlnuo on nmnv sticots Poland, by special arrangement, bo
Bgrmcnt nj ( the General m ean: by tl»ii
given n provisional sent with tlie
death m.l do'ir.i'.ion that be was opposed | morrow'!''h rrU ,i‘,<'" t C° ° UdKV ^ ' “‘u itc r she was coavie.-d of liv- t n April Hi, and urged every citi- or court action to obtain such per beeauop of tho rock shortage.
i< n of the city to allow nothing to mission, according to legal author
M. B. l l u l tp n , o f th a H u tto n understanding Unit she must Lika
hi ts ihe i" ruhibitiou.
If the prohibition question over j”1!.fJn^^^YVilliams **i»nd her il- koeji him awuy from tho polls on ities.
Hi
Engineering Company, advised tho her chances for election as a nouII address was an attack on emnes
Tho conference is exifected to C ity C o m m iso lo n c rs n t th e ir la st imnuancnt member when the bal*
the Senate again. * , c-.mf< 'af'Yn, ^1
tu !iL u , i ' that date. He called attention to
11 viola)ors and embodied a scries Si iiiitmhrfnre
Blease told the policemen’,i
irccssity nf paying poll taxes r'su lt in linni action. Is is snid mealing, lhat M« company brut, ut uting occurs In September,
first wife and then n or- \ the nccessit
lAlt)
,.f oli'irisnis on law enforvement imeting, “ I ntn going to vote dry, Billie’s
,
■o Ajirll 11), and briefly out- tin t lho iltv wltl ri-.v i I no con- present, o b ^ t Ti<> cars of rod; fur
His <lealh,occum*ii in i before
!e-#V- in inat among them being Uic
la - sum' the piople of my Mate ,1''J"‘‘
• , AV-7 ’but "was ~iiota in - 1Hurd the mnjor purposes for which cc.-sions to 'th e company. It in one on the fltrcolr. Mayor luVe
Biol inda\ I" wine:
S o Io n
want ...c to, but I am also going;
J, ti ’ ' hne
1it is to be expended,
nisi* la-licvcd l li Jit tho railroad will insisted that it b> uied immed- Mississlprri
[ convicted
Un of money and influence t,. tell the Senate when I do It thnt | ,*{*■1
1
,„TnlI1(.
housekeeper
B.
W.
Ulseklnck,
prominent
not
consent
to
the
opening
of
tho
iutely on some of th? streets most Seek To Repeal “Ape”
Means. \ lr.
come to regard laws ns a
is their vote and not mine.
. r MHi,n,i(v her pres- worker among the boys clubs, and, boulevard through its property urgently in need of paving.
Itice igent, in' and tlit* only way they can it Tin
Senator .Iceland it was .* ^
'C. D. Wolf, newly elected secro- without concessions. Court action
Mr. Hutton sta l.'i (but ho be LawEnactcdThuraday
pTcrnmctit, l.c 11 red is for people like you
«
'
■■
* .
condemning tho property is raid lieved tlie n tv would adopt an
« Casket Iami 1 to see thnt thc.vo laws are
to
be
the
last
resort
<
>
(
the
city,
naptmlt
bnso
for
(tm
maiorily
ur
JACKSON,
Miss.,
Mar.
12.—(;V)
eur erred,
nnd thin is expected lo lie Institut the resident ini streets providing -—W ith Mississippi’s nnli-ovoluUon
while “Jjiws won't work but n dub
,v ol one case wncrc juage s c iu -, , ,
„vi.„n,i110.
*V
ed within a abort time, providing tho commissioners would Inves already enacted into luw yesterday •
K p
li M'fl- ’will, when we got gontio we per
the value of tho young people to the conference accomplishes noth tigate ths results obtained from by tho attachment of Governor
■d a man for being drunk when ;
Mra Mnllnsky a
in the ish.
the community.
judge himself “bad liquor •»
J.
ing, Mayor Lake said.
It* uso in other cities.
[lie
viscera.
W hjtfiold’s signature, tho educa
“There are two things necessary his lircath " .
Among tho other visitors introAccording to Mr. Hutton, nnd tion committee of the lower hoaso '
I
Mnlinsky
is
held
In
the
murder
of
t<> i lean up n town—get tlio Uiugs
isou uiiir- Iduced were A. A, Aniaker of the
plhcr contractors, tho asphalt and of the legislature totlfly Prepared
I bis f ir tt wife, but the
the streets nml close up the
m of the i Florida Bankers Bond nnd Mortconcrete can bo casllv* procured A report on a measure designed to ^
Of of:
dc in. of vice,
jj
charges are to be
Company;, M. P. Ambrose of
and will ppovo as substantial :u repeal tlie new act.
“t o Umg ns you have vice you
'fine newly organized Seminole Faint
tlie rock base.
L. W* Kennedy, representative f
'h.dl have d im e."
•
.
Company; J. IL Cothran, Youngsfrom
Adams county, author of tho
In an interview Into in the a ft
w
. ym’Y
' v « « , w -i *1 1 *
i
town, N, Y,J C, C* Place, Oswego,
bill to repeal anti-Darwin law, wus
ernoon he said That the m atter of
il.
I n c * , N. y .; u . a . stephem on, BuffsV,
determined today to "fig h t to tho
*’>
hospitality and its possible breach
N. Y.
finish"
to
hare
tho
now
legislation
More than a dozen old-Llmo fid
h 12.—
nothing to do with the nrreri
Btrickcd from tho statute books.
PLYMOUTH, VL,1Mar. I’J .—(*Tri
by revernl selectitma rendered by dlers, bunjulstB and guitar players
of WiJ. | “f
Williams,
Tho bill prohibits tho teaching. -.
have entered tho contest t<> bo
Now®> according to naval reguIn tax supported circles of 'theory . (•;
the
I’resident;
wns
weaker
this
I
;
“
■
.q
“,
n
,
‘,e'
staged
tonightat
tho
Milunc
U4av ! a*"'n!!- 1 simply followed nuvnl
th a t man "ascended from a lower t
morning than nt any time sinco ,
-------F i n f l l A c t l O l l O n S T l O t i l S Theater, acording to J. I*. Murcnk, an i ri't:u,*ilti1" 'R.'’ be ns*erted.
TOLEDO, 0 ., M ar. I2.-(/P>—Po- order of animals," Penalty of a
j \y. Phillips and Sons, Inc., took
.
.
.. ,
, tette, and rciiucsts for .information
|tu ■ fri.(. '
ease i» similar to hundreds his serious illness Inst Noveiulier.
Ifino_ from
$100
fa r viola. .... -------__ , J to, “ |6l>0
is four i
that have oecured in tlie After a decided n U psc ynterday, out „ buj|ding permit yesterday for Q u e s t i o n I S D e f e r r e d concerning tho meet have horn re- llea were forced to.break down two . . . ------,Isr provided.
barricades
In
tho
homo
of
Htovo
*!nn
Its
pro
vision
ceivod
at
tho
box
office
of
the
His
physician,
DrAlbert
\\.
cram
,
cfinstructinn
of
a
garage
and
'
I past." Earlier in the day he isTeachers of 'disobeying this law are
room a t the corner of
U n(,t ! ,u,'d a written statem ent denying of Bridgewater, said that the C ol-,
WASHINGTON, March 12.—</T) theater Indicate a Widespread inter I.sshlcy, 71, and shoot him early
to having their lieensD re
At*.) j 1*’1*1 t'°l. Williams hnd been ar- on«l hnd continued to lose ground xhirtoenth street and Elm avenue, Final congressional action an tho est in tho first affair of its kind this morning a fte r bo had gone vio subject
■ever attempted hers.
lently Insane, before they could voked.
1id le d , while Gen. Butler was * during the night but was resting ol an ^x p .n jjtu rs of $85,000.
Spirited debate in both house
The sectional Interest awakened subdue him and take him to tho
pinnr of tho building call for the resolution for the leasing of Musclo
tajvittsd | KUC*l *n the officer's home, What- as comfortably os m ild be expectmarked the passage of tha measure.
ed this morning.
on use of steel and hollow tile in its Shoals was deferred today at tho by th e’ entrance of fiddlers from state hospital for Insane,
t through
( Continued on Page 3.)
p th er roomers escaped ipbun The Governor waited until tha last
Dr. Crum admitted that the
’constmction’und the building^prop- request of Senator McKoilar, Longwood, Geneva, Lake Mary and
Democrat, of Tennessee.
• many nroitiy
ucai^iy sections is expected Lashloy began shooting In a room day permissible under tha n ila r h
year
old
father
of
the
1
resilient
'
cr
occupy
three
lots,
facing
»fro« jS | Three Dead In Fight a as in n scripUs condition. The cast oll Rim avenue.
Senator Heflin, Democrat, of to bring / u t a capacity house to Where Mrs. IL T. Kilholm and her for# giving it his official sancllo
Alabama, called up ths conference cncourag/the
local participants to two email children were trapped
physician
expected
to
spend
most
of
It
is
presumed
thnt
the
company
1VinJS Over Church Order the day. at the bed si do o'J.he suffer- is to use tho building as a branch report on the measure and asked encoura
’
theirue.-'t
in
an effort to keep They barred the door with furni Palmetto R e^ty
!httlicins ’
____ !_■ - for • immediate consideration, but
i four prixes offered a t Sanford. ture and Lathlcy fired through It
“ J Mrs. i"T m '■ « “ ril}'11' Mexico. Mni. rl , unless n marked chungc for ths for the Dodge Brothers automobile tho Tennessee senator said he
Takes His Own Lil
Among the many who will be while polico were summoned.
Letter was apparent. Last nlgtil agency.
*—
'Three representatives of i m k e p t ""three hour vigil.
heard
in
the
fiddling
contest
to
Patrolm
an
Wells
was
greeted
^
Work
is
ex
p
ect^
to
be
started
|
w.ptod
to
examine
the
conference
'>hlle ine state Nnrayit are dead, a num
BRADENTON, r ia „ Mar. 11
The Whit* House was informed^ at once on the project a n d to be *eP^r t and Mkcd th a t It go over night arc: J. I*. Harrell, W. A. with a shower of bujlsta when he
Jpnlty „f , r. °f persons injured and ore
Pass, B. F. Pass, F. H. Fuller, Ed arrived, three other officers arriv t/P>—W. L. Buckland, C5, real es
until tomorrow.
M try. girl near death a* the resu lt'o f u of developments and Dr. Cram was conJpjcted before early summer
Duncan, C. A, Reed and Jim Boyd, ed and Patrolman Faubl# ctlmlied ta te man of Palmetto, commit tad
communication with J"®-.
ss=
imlurljuiice occasioned when orders In
all local fiddlers who will pit their through a window and rescued the f rld d e yesterday afternoon a l hi
CoupoL
jihysician
to
lift
^
lor closing a Catholic church were Mnjl
drill ugainit approximately 16 woman aod children while tho Itv home In that city.
i f . i Coujial cm
nsif *tiers
came
here Ittit No*
artists from nearby towns.
nano m an’s attention was attracted
I*»ct l *, ,1Jrmcd opposition from vember when severe attacks of
His body was found by the fat
thurch followers.
In commenting on the contest to by tho othap three officers.
heartblocks
made
Col.
Coolidge
a
ily upon tneir return from a base
Today *hc immediate cause" of- the condition alarm ing.^
begin promptly jit; ,11.o’clock to
A fter the police broke through ball gama. 11# was undressed ati
tr^Jcdy was in the neighboring
night, Mr. M arentoUakUtcd th at a one Iwirpicade Ijishlcy bqrrleaded Iq bed. A revolver was la h
challenge issued by Longwood fid huiuclf in fhe dining room ao-l hand. Ho hod placed th e barrel u
*?. many ? ,!' , “f Julisqucllo w h e r e a
P re sid en t Ilead j To Go.
coU«t«J no lig h t^ R e r. fipaodlng and reck dlers had served to awaken tha Opened fire when tho officers tried tho
. Whhe Catholic priest had failed to com-l
W i Cash finei m»d
gun in his mouth and fired.
less
driving
conrtltxite
the
major
'
the. month of
question of supremacy in Semlnofa to break through, liv put up a
"ith the closing tuw of *hs
J when
A
not#, addressed to Mrs. lluekm
s
sum
of
ity
of
th^se
offenses.
Tor fo,
county fiddling circle# th a t had< terrific fig h t before hu was sub land and found nsar tho body con
I’ernment and was standing his
P
ark
in
g
violations
were
/third
finally resulted In tha staging of
ground sguin.t presidentinr orders,
; « . i ; » .» 4
M
r s
tained a farewell message and
with a total of BO and for parking the best meat to determine the hast dued.
li*
the arirval at Tepic of the
said: uf am golag to end it all."
Chief
without lights 38 arrests were "old tim er" in this section.
thzrged
i» ^
r *P^«enUitivea, gon- indication alien he would
T h a county ooroner was sun
...............
No
made.
po}ke
Roy
G.
Williams.
No
Forecast*;
To
Be
) hour h r- K *1^ ^ 0DgFessman Porre* and
monad.
Evidence verified the
For
the
sal#
or
pbs»#*#lon
of
li*
r«-..rd
is
kep:
of
til#
amount
workB- R. Oreta, they were Washing} *“ touch by teleohon e
‘Wvnr.
Made
For
Rulio
Fans
liaf th at he had committed sulci
quof, 12 arrests were made nnd 12 House Votes To Seat
e
d
^
u
t
on
tbe
swcet*
of
the
cBy
by
In
dfri
, t». C. women 60 ln*ur*a ted mob of men, with developments «t Plymouth.
nnd an inquaat was held.
*5 «ho» m u n Z .V i th1lw« n ^hich de- Mr Coolidge has received th# those convicted who arc unable to drunken automobile drivers were
FloridaCongressm an WASHINGTON. J .c r • • l >. op)
,
.
________
arrertod,
moat
of
whom
were
con
Mri- m“»ded their withdrawal.
The W eather Burei-.i wM mak- .k >i WOULD CURB .AUTO BP1
PaH«kUngftha,*I,t of nrre-ts made, victed In polico c o u rt,'
WASHINGTON, Mar. U ^ P ) - attem pt, for Uwt pra-.mt u* Isoxt, j*
" - ......—
’.
Detective J . B. Green led the Hat
is the charge of “iiimate ef a dU.
s l , LUlEIt IN U iBiltRBS
isJ" Lr
Tba House today voted to te a t a t forecasting fav ^ t li .«• mc-J GAINESVILLE, Fla., Mi
of
arresting
officers
for
the
month
orderly
house”
with
70
chalked
up
| m o(
eondltivio Ibr
re- • </P>—Because he doesn’t see ai
for this offence. Most of these with a to u t of 118, while Traffic Robert A . Green of New River,
w Mr*.
Mar- 12.—W —The iiutue. however. that
rcoonn for automobllei that go ov
»*i . a special
„ . —ejLcd in raids upon g a a - Policeman A. 11. Ifoekwith was sec Fla., a s representative of tha sec
to w*w „ flr dispensing hoases.
K-t . S S r
Umihanit, 1 j , take the President
President to
, , _____ of tho iiuranu hold th at 16 mllhli an hour, J.
ond on the list with 104 arrests- ond district of th a t state.
Vrraimit cSdd be quickly assem‘ traffic violuliona Chief Williams brought in
----- ■ ..fia n th e r rendition# which xff<vt Florida’s
“f*
Brown ot 1‘uMn Gorilu. lh U « c ti* !| Kf;ud.;vrii’(T wr#> #k p it »»> ■little <
l ^ 1 ^ having
VirRifi,n Ca^ ’
—
tag taV w L q
PfopdJa/, wcuro• to ta l of $5,176 collected in was token ftftrr a Hoyai chiefioiu kniwn th at any ;u u m p t to fore* 1
rhar«e»
u s .re c e iv e d \
tv-pa of portabl# alaetric w»#r#hW
2^
^
P i
fJO-Ut'oi;.. on t h . j
.hlthn
U
t..
T
h#1
Norfolk divlriun * A
own current •uppl/.g r e ,
of
enj;
l
f
T
utdKon
'
* r a t t e r £t'rVu’4 hiis rent
ei« iric battery ttta fa
J ^
•he*.'
‘C ,h»"
W*W* tAb r^ n d le *ud
th» nJotor'
^ ^
Poland May Get
Temporary S cat
CITY HEADS SEER
SUBSTITUTE FOR
USUAL ROCK BASE
2 OTHER KILLINGS iSANFORD FACING
ARE BLAMED ON ITS BEST BUSINESS
ILLINOIS WOMAN ERA, MILLER SAYS
GENERAL BUTLER
DEFENDS ACTION
AGAINST OFFICER
n-
Coolidge’s • Father - ;
■SrJg
IVeaker From Long
Illness Last Year
W* Phillips,
To B u i l d Garage I
Of Stucco And S te e l Mbw> >l,le
lying
Man
Fiddler’s C ontest
At M iiane Tonight
H as Many Entries P olice Break Down
Two B arricades To
Catch Insane Man
a
Police Report For Febriftwy Shows
Record Amount O f F in es Collected
jg sr a ste si
W
Lit.
. i
r«:
�re SANFORD
16.00
15.22
men characterised the opening of
«■><' today's stock m arket, profit ink1> ' I n f and bear selling in a num ber
l> o f Issues being counteracted by a
• resumption of pool operations In
. oth"» • - Chesapeake and Ohio was quick
ly advanced 1% points to 1.34%, a
new high record for all tim e, and
General Electric and Allied Chem
ical each opened 1 % points higher.
Foundation Company dropped 2
points.
With prices nseending. commis
sion house literature took on a
more cheerful tone usd buying be
came more confident as rumors In
creased ns to forthcoming favor;
able developments in various inrfiittriiU
duatrial*.
X
Federal Mining and Sm elting
p t’eferred advanced 10 point in a n
ticipation of a favorable court doclalon In the a c ti o to restrain the
paym ent of the recent $10 dividend
declaration. Profit taking by the
profeaaiona| clem ent made little
Impreaslpn except in isolated cases.
Nickel Plato preferred declined
8 points and Foundation, Am eri
can Locomotive. Texaa Gulf Sul. p h u r and Per® M arquette turned
heavy. The renew al rate on call
loans *aa advanced to 4% per
cent
Speculators fo r the advance soon
gained control of the price movcmetft w ith tho m ile and the etecla
giving th e beat dem onatration of
group etrength.
Delaware and
?- Hudson w as bid up 8V4 points to
i' 1.70, the h ighest price since 1912
... on a revival of rem ainders of an
e a rly segregation of tte coal prop
erties.
Chesapeake and Ohio common
end preferred each extended their
p gains to 2 points before tho end
of th e f irs t h a lf hour, “Nickel
P la te " moved Up 3 nnd A tlantic
■ C oast Line, Chicago N orthw estern
and Lackawana sold to nearly 2
points higher.
Steel* were stim ulated into a c
tiv ity by reporta of a substantial
Increase In orders during the first
p a r t of March and predictions of
higher steel prlbos, Gulf Staten an d
Colorado Fuel bolng the early le n d
e rs in th a t group, Famous P la y e rs ,
International Combustion E n g i
neers and Patho also ' recorded
large gains.
*
16.32
feeders firm ; m ostly 8.00@fl.00;
thin and m eaty cutters predom inat
ed In'.ttho stock m arket, m ostly
4.00 @5.00; bulk of f a t cowa 8.60(g)
7—5; heifers 7.2B@8.75; vcalers 50
075c lower, mostly 12.00(g) 13.00 on
pocket*.
/
'*
■ Shtop 18,000; scvoral, double
load* desirable f a t lambs early to
shiners nnd city butchers 14.000
14 25c lower than high tim e Tues
day or steady to 26c lower tharf
Wednesday’s clone; pnekers talking
lower on rank nnd file f a t lamb
offering; a few f a t ewes steady
to weak a t 8.00@8.S0; nothing
done- on feeding nnd shearing
lambs; tendency weak to lower In
sympathy with lambs.
16.60
10.00
21.30
American Sugar ~....
American Tel. & T el
Atchison ...—....... —A tlantic Coast Line .
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel — .
,Coca Coin —.... .........
Corn Produrts
Crucible Steel ----- ...
Daviuon Chemical ...
Dupont do Nemours
Krie ,
»♦«»•*»»*****
Famous Players ......
General Electric
Kelly Springfield
New York Central ...
‘N ortheni Pacific* .....
Pan Am. Petroleum
Pennsylvania It. It.
Heading It. It. .........
NEW YORK, Mar. 11._(**>—
Cotion futures 11:45 a. m. Bids S tu d e h n k e r - ................
stendy, May 18 63; duly 18.08; Oct. Standard Oil. of N. J
Tobacco Products ...
Union Pacific ....
V. S. (lubber .... ....>
U. S. Steel * ....... ......
.14814
.120 Mi
.22874
.109%
43%
.111%
. 30
. 72
. 35%
.219
30 U
12474
.•129%
128
. 72 >4
foes- receipts 67 cars? to tal United I and every of *»ia ... ~ Usasi
States shipment 8S>4, 10 C a n a d i a n , “ rdoih ,,m .h*hN*£o.a*15 Cuban: t i d i n g only fair, on ac- |& enry 8hi^QnhV8anf“l1S*n,, u J S
c o u n t o f h ig h
g r a n g e r ; W isc o n sin sacked Tound !
t £?»«
w h ite s 1.1B(/Pl4.30; fe w fancy, 4.40; a H ern d o n
M in n e so ta sa ck e d round w hites
p . a $ * & , » . At3 .9 0 0 4 .1 5 ; Id ah o sacked ru ssets S K & M
4 .1 6 0 4 .3 0 . a c c o rd in g to quality.
a n d ‘ e v e ry , elaim to * K ? 1? ’
7 ," .777 ( lin i n ' r o n i T
o r W;'H 7 7 " 7 ' |! i 7 'h ',.1r 7 t
figures;* bulk D.0 U©>u m o ; w
ifv S S i& S ? 1
M ” " u 'f * r ? “ ■!»"■* *e L
tm de on she stock; supply cmniyirntively scarce; vcalers 12.00@^2.<o ,
easy.
‘
,.
111 K DON DA, „ t ,,1
lunil In v o lv ed In th U ” u j?
,h1
Sheep 12.000, In mbs active, light jU S B P It it. DAIe fe
n d a n ts
IioI iib M in n ie In
i
Und
nnd hnndy weight kind ini broatldo*
o r d e r o f I*ohllr a tli.il 1
F lo rid a . an d U.-ncrlbed
£}Pm ».
NOTICK TO KNOW N A ND U N r«Uuv»t.
■round; strong to a shade higher;
KNOWN O f.l'K N D A N TH
•
T ra c t 1
several doubles to shippers ami
lutc *>f F lo rid a, t p :—
.
'• I r t l i 1. 2 und 3 of
,
traders 13.75014.00; soinn or.these T he Hpi,
M. A rretlniM a a n d —---------carrying fcetffil end; medium to
'■■da hi* w ife. J o s e p h U n c r n n
eheeca F In e g a n
h is w lfo ,
cood Colorado lnnibfl 13*25, hcn\>
K ppnc«l). John T . H tepU rn*.
downward to 11.50; fat sheep verv
). M ullur. W ade I t. Jo n e a . am )
scarce; no early, sales; nothing
— Jo n e s III* « lf« . OoorKO W .
H.
F a rre ll. M a r g a r e t B.
done on feeding or shearing lambs;
aw J. W. 1 >mi«n. J o h n W .
indications fully stendy.
J u lio n. 1'uli.T. O tM -'O . M a rJS}1* tiniSj
lllhm i S. I loci; w ell. J o h n W llf' OI llmjl
Ineuth, pilr.ab eih H a r r i s an d
NEW YORK, -Mar. 12.—OP)—
. W . P e a rl, it liv in g a n d If
A
a*- OSf.
Bar silver CO, Mexican dollnrs 50-i d .a d . nil p a r llr a claim in g I n te r e s t
.&!«*»>• «™gg;
CHICAGO. Mnr. 12.—(/P>—Butt*T higher; receipts 8,352 tubs,
creamery’ extra 43, standard 42%
Firsts 4*2042',, firsts 40Is@ 41 ‘s
Noon Stock List
NEW YORK, Mar. 12.Allicd Chcm, & Dye ........
American Smelt. & Kofg,
?ar»jM *s3S?W i is
A ii- e ilo
u n d er Jo se p h M. ...
- .n d a »a n d —
.... w.iro- Jo s e p h
——— A rred o n......
d n Ills
Itehccea
F ln e g n n n nd 17.7.. - F tn e r n n h is
■>, Jo h n T. Hiewlfe, J a m e s H j-ncely
j, Muller. W a d e H.
plum s, J o h n -----Jiirifs Ills w ife,
j ones nn<l ——
Oeorio* W, 1 rra re . II. U F a r r r ll.
Mnrgnrr-t IV Crenshaw. J. W . D u lIon. J o h n W
te r. - Cli’n i. tl
11o r I « •It.* Jo
IMLs ii b elli II:
jle a rl, ilcensi
lii-lrs. ilevlet'i
t luliiiaills or
prices in
r m r ’AOO, Aim. ii.
Close
Yesterday
WHEAT
May, new- (
May, old
July ..........
Sept............
CORN—
Mny ..........
July ..........
Sept. ___
O A TSMay ___
July ____
Loans
r. s
Improvement includes funded .streets, cement sidewalks, sowers, water, kjis, and electric lights.
These improvements have been promised n, nnd every rffort is being made to speed up their instal
lation.
-■
t.enevn Street paving has been started.
portant thoroughfare al an early date.
MONEY AVAILABLE
F u r F ir s t M o r tg a g e L o a n s on t.ib c r a l Y o ltia lh m lln » |C o n a u lt u a f i r s t w h en in th e m a r k e t fo r fiim l*
A. I \
tU f**ii* a a——a
a
-pi
D c p n rtm c n t «tf A g r ic u liurv. il 'g
31,000 g e n e r a lly 2,'ic 1-i.whr th a n
W c d lie sd iiv V b e -t p rie e s ; lutll
i
215(1/ 225 ‘ b u t, lu t
1I
12 ■<»
m ostly o f ilcsiialih* 2(itiiu
|>ou, I
W eight
I2.t'0(fi 13.:Ill; g o o d
te d
ch o ice I HO p o u n d dow n la rjv 'lv '
1 3 .6 6 0 1 J 0 0 ; to jis l i l t to I TO p m in j
w e ig h t I 1.0(1; |i.o h io g «•,« |o '.n
I I . 10; s o r t c i h illin g p ig - 13.75'n
14.25; I tc s v y o e ig h t 11.60 to I " hi.
n ird iu n i wi-iglil 12.00^1 12.40; 1,^:1,
w e ig h t 12 .25 m 1 l.n o,
lig h t
liirut
12.2ti(/i I I 0 0 ; p e e k in g "W • 10
11,10; s la tig h t e r pi •• ! ’ 6 0 to 1 I J )
CONNELLY & SONS
STBTBMa
IS VKSTI.l ATIOS M
IN
Robertson, Williams and Monah
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
• i l l *
I K ®
M a i n n l f
1 r m i t lr
I imsual energy is being applied to complete this im
A building program is mm under way. Tl.. first home, now under construction, will be completed
m the early pari of May Come
see the plans.
_
.
•
,
Sanford is eomoded !o be lli^ ee n te r of all I'lurnla activities. Us fu tu re 'is -secure. All present
improvements ami developments indicate that it will lake its place as the center metropolis of the
-date long >eforr it had been anticipated. \\ it It sucli prosperity in store for the city and with.auch
uct.v. y now being carried on throughout this section, unlimited profits will be paid those who will
I.nck heir confidence will, investm ents Sanford C r o c i, outstaiuling as a foremost Investment
opportunity ul the bun lord Dial riot.
1 .
llnfltfl**jt
This unusual activity is sure to
soaring skyward
Announcing ,
Tlic Formal Opening of the llelail Story
of the
Cocoa Candy Manufacturing
Co
Prices are far below the mark
for such high type property
At First Street and Flat Avenue
S atur d a
March l'3w1926
£-TC
Miller, President
A bag of candy will be given 'every child
our store accompanied by their parent.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
First National Bank Building
prides
»f«l «f
8«»»nui jj,
;;f
riotih.
Count,.
of it artit i
Win-uii
WIL80H u
Sollejiwfl
rshltjhM |
April ioj, !
�SANFORD
G eneral b u t l e r
3 d e f e n d s a c t io n
AGAINST OFFICER
KET
4-G dor $4.75-5.00; $-10 dot. mostiy Ji.oOCincinnati: 23 degrees, snowing!
No cnrlot arrivals. 6 cars on track,
demand alow. Supplies moderate,
"*•: Cl,-nr. rathpr c l . market barely Heady. Florida, 10In quality,
quality.
*«4 uiry. ua- tnch
V X .crates, wide range in
( Continued from Page 1.)
- r happened in hi* home had ninrifl
nothing to 'd o w ith-the c m c , the
.Utcmcnt .aid, and explained th a t
riririt “the unfortunate . incident, which rough
‘ ..used my action took olace in a
public hotel when I was not a guest
^At^San Diego, where Gen. But
ler filed charges of intoxication
against Colonel William*. efforts
were ip»de by the accused’s friends
to assemble evidejico to combat the
^ s K ' of those who were with
Col Williams at the Coronado Ho
tel. where Gen. Butler alleged ho
W8S intoxicated, declared the of
ficer JF«s no* intoxicated, while
others asserted he was.
fcr a fet?
A Boston ,won)an. whoso name
a. W*S was withheld, was quoted as hav
•tloek at
ing declared th at ahe had danced
onded with Col. Williams at the hotel and
on t» that she had not noticed any signs
0f intoxication. It was brought
tin: of out
yesterday th at the "arrest" of
thi*
nt that the Colonel ordered by Gen. But
• with ler. consisted only of hia remov
al from command of tho fourth
regiment of Marines.
Ho is not restrained in any way.
Should the Colonel be court m artiallcd. the maximum sentence th a t
0 r could bo imposed, it was stated,
would be expulsion from the serv
ice.
_____________
Tourist Club Card
Party Scheduled A t
Clubhouse T onight
lute stir
njjrs and
i clown
rton Cfrlord boys
l special
tents
at 2
young
and
Ithat he
I srrangW kidi proper
• ihowa
iy and
cirrus
I the full
a will
pptly at
• only
A “get together" narty of mem
bers oj The Sanford T ourist Card
Club is scheduled for 7 o'clock this
evening nt the American Legion
hut, nt which time pinna fo r a
large combination dance and card
partv are to be discussed, according
to W. E.. W inter, chnirmnn of the
Tourist Club’s Card Players Com
mittee.
Mr. Winter itatod th at ho and
President Cl W. Brown, of the
Tourist Club, hnve worked out Aeveral detnils of the future activities
of the club and thnt ninny an
nouncements of importance urc to
be made tonight.
It is snid tnnt about 30 members
of the club havo already signed
up f«r the card gnmos and tho
other features of p la y which are
to be installed later. Several pieces
of apparatus for roeque, shufflebonnl and croquet have been order
ed for installation and the city
government is to arrango the
groundn for these attractions.
The succcsn gnjoyed by the club's
have led the tourists to believe thnt
dances during the past three weeks
tonight’s party at tho Hut will be
one of the most enjoyable,of the
season, to date-.
,
UiD.FR
., ^dcrat0’
m arket
Steadv
J ® d? ^ ; 5 ®-5 0 0 .
p erso n s c la im in g -b y . th r o u g h o r itemlnnltt .r o u ilty , trior If! a.- a n d - t i e u n iter you. o r a n y o f.'y o u .' a w l 't o aci ibed ns fo llo w s, t o - w l l : — ' ' ;
p e rp e tu a lly rn jo ln a n d ’ d e b a r you
.
Tract 1. ,
arul each an d a ll of you fro m o v er
a s s e r tin g a n y cla im w h a ts o e v e r to
ncirlnnlntr nt the northeast
sam e. an,| to . aa cu re g e n e ra l e q u lt a A'nMii i of the southwest quarter.
a b le Teller. •
AN'llnes* V. K. DOIMLARS, Clerk,
or sa id C ircu it Court, an d th e c r
u c ia l arul th e r e o f, th is 25th d a y
o f F eb ru ary. l*J8.
h i^ e r , 3
--• »vi inn <1
V. K. DOLtJLASS. C lerk .
By A. M. W E E K S. IV. C.
COUIIT HEAL)
&
i Cl*vc.l°,nd: A? degreoa, partly D t m t t A N C B & I.KMIRU.cloudy.
- , 1- -Florida arrived. 7• carp
h u llcltom for (.'onuiluliiH
pUlnapta,
on track. Supplies moderate. De
Orlando. 'Florida.
mo,u| moderate, market stendy. J«—5-13-19.
Florida. 10-inch crates, 0-8 and 10
Total Carlot Shipments:
ooi.H M -4.7B ; 4 dot. $4.00; 3 dox.
s k iiim h .i ; c o u x t v , F i.o n n i.v
Sanfcmi
th |. season
^3eO0*
1% AilA.NCKIIV
banford section, this season
LLCY F. W A K K FIK L P.
to date
, , 00 r
15 degrees, clear- 1
CnmiOalimnt
4*'
mi
:
h
M.
WILCOX, et at.
ora *°clion, last Reason
|cars on track including broken.
,
Defeudunla
same date ------------------........ o3aa Supplies liberal. Demand and tradNOTICK
TO
“k N’(UVN a In " v n Snnfprd section, two years
ing moderate, market dull. Florida
n,. w o j cars
10-lhch crates, 4-G dox. $4.50-5.00. T h e «
K
TS
■«° same dato..!.:...................2121 mostly $4.60-4.75; 3 and 8 dox.
,*}■ 'VUeoa, nnd jdary Ktnmn
Florida entire season, last
,'l’,
Charles U. Clack
*3.75-4.50; 10 dox. $3.00-3.50;
^ .rtI h ,.., \.nr“
i s easrk
n nhi*
i n fw
t ife.
live C
t il III
J, '- r,A
t»obpy e a r ------Washed, wrapped, nnd pre-eooled, ron
la (Mflrld i,n,| ij,-rliert A. On.
fir .1 hrr )uisl>*ii.|. A m ellln T. Co4-6
dox.
ordinary
quality
nnd
con
wp u . Q
aotntlona:
an.t
"
- C ofield h er hua
dition, $4 75-5.00; 3 and 8 dot. field
? 0RK: 22 degrees, cloudy. $4.00-4.25. California, crates S7.25- «V*V»**
H eller nnd
i r i , r l,, ,r husband.. C|»b*. \VIlieKlir.
llenjhnilii F. D exter nnd
irate? n “" T * 1, JSui,|,li” mod- 7.50.
D«X
“ ; Remand moderate, market
Kansas City: 35 degrees, cloudy.
about stendy. Florida, some or
arrived, 60 unbroken
dinary conditions, green, 10-inch 3 California
dinnry
Cn‘>formn arrived.
J ™ ” ’ 4-5 dox. $4.50-4.75, few ■?nrs on frnc*{. Supplies moderate.
$5-00,
poorer,_ stalky.
$3 50-4 ,,r,
Demand moderate, m arket steady.
nrifl
a a iV -L
^California,
,
, ...............—
,, MU,",
<, 1111111 , ,
crates, C-7 dox. $8.50»nd 8U dot. lbeat
H O oS,
AUce 4. Johns, A. U Council. P aul
low ns $3.50; 10 dot. $3.00-3 25 0.50.
«
e
.L
"r.n
e‘1
1
,
r
Hnr*A
salary,
poorer low ns $2.50.
.ii
,w''ann: lf living, and If dead.
e almittK Intcreat under
i r i n / bur? h! 20 degrees, cloudy.
Jamr.s It. Wilcox uiul .M'ary.Kmma
1 California, 3 Florida arrived in T int c in r c tT c o i nT o r t iik W ilcox h.s w ife. Clmrteu It. Clark
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STATK OK KI.OIIIIIA IN AND ej’hin < "fi< Id and ile r b e r t A. Couemnnd slow, ^market slightlv
FOII NFMINOI.E COPNTV.lt
• ‘ Jd. l o r husband. Amelia T. CoIN CIIANCF.HY.
fleld and —--------- - Onfield her h u s
? i n iCu .1,,ori,,n- 10-inch crates,
band,
M i n i , n l , lle tle r nfnl ---- --------J-10 dOz best $4X0-4.75, poorer IDA F. Mrl.AMB, c l nl.
teller list hushatul. n t u s . WlneKur,
low as $4.00; 3 doz. $4.00-4.25;
llen
lam
lu I- Dexter and .
Coinplnlnanta,
Dewier Ids wife. o. a . Van V a lk en vs.
I t O O - n o ' 10 d o *- ? 4 '50-5.00; 3 d o t.
JoirM and - - ■ ■ Van Valkeuhui'K,
'----
t» la>t
Away;
an that
I. spend
a new ! Hub Chest
>le.
,
Stop Pains
Colds
congestion is gone
almost instant
P* p!*mi m iff from chest colds, sore throat,
backnchc. lumbago
follows a gentle
rubbing with St,
Jacobs Oil.
. Kub this sooth
ing. penetrating oil
rig h t on your chest
and like magic re*
Lef comes.
S ti
Jacobs Oil is a
harmless liniment
which q u i c k l y
breaks
chest colds,
1dayi
soothes the inflam
Permotion of s o r e
1»r (o
throat nod breaks
up tho congestion
11 fellow
,,
that causes pain.
K t he i.
he burn the ^k?nPPOinU" W d *°** n0t
for co& ojj a3,5 ct‘nt1 bottle of SL Jn^ * 0,1 nl any drug store. It has
i!* girl
*«srt, w'vn recommended for 65 years.
r Fin.
*k»UhquitoM
Die
>0 «
1$*D«.
,»»nted
111 »ith
/ > “•
P j'liu u
nm—
f didn't
w tot
*rm«
If you • are
*uffering from
e c z e m a or
s o m e other
torturing, emb a r r a. s s ing
8 k i q trouble
You m»» quick
ly be rid of it
by using Mendi-clnr.-. „
. j ' ! 1*10 - Sulphur,
T h i? \u ini!ot0d Bkin ■D'diU*1'
cause of it.Phur Prcparation, bcfrtii-s .fr i!t ‘ferrV, destroying propdue itchino-01”
* i ° dulckly subTbo first
fiery eexernn.
skin Co* ! f ic,tl,on "'akes the
UotJh^ d C0,Vfor‘able. Rash
RowW. ji, r’,L*r e l?c«led right up.
T ract 4.
The c a s t h a l f o f th e s n u lh w c s t
q u a t l e r o f - t h e n o r th w e st uunr. le r of Hertlon CJ. T nlvnshlp 2(1
South. Itu n a e 33 cast.
Tract i.
I hereby annoiinre my candftlncy
for tho Democratie nomination for
State Senator from the 37th Sena
torial District comprised of Bre\nrtl and Seminole eountiei, aubjeet to thd prim ary to be held
June 8th. 1026.
I have been elected representa
tive from Brevard County four
times and am holding such office
nnd nqt confident the experience
thus gained will enable me to ren
der greater service than hereto
fore. I am not the candidate of
any faction, cllnuo nor ring and If
elected will in the future ns in'the
past serve nil tho people.
Sincerely yours, \
J. J. I’ARKISH,
—l'aid Political Adr.
FULL CHL7.M
ICECREAM
Special....
Our Three-Layer
Brick o f^
—Strawberry
—Vanilla
—Chocolate
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S e m in o le
C ream ery Co.
Phone 634
Announce The Opening
Sunnytield Pancake Flour
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108 Palm etto A venue
~
2 Packages
I'or
SunnyfielJ Corn Flakes
A. & P. Rolled Oats
French Mustard
Rowan Meal
Iona Peas
-Market No. 2
2 Packages
For
Buckwheat
Pancake
I’nin and
Pimples Ended
By This Sulphur
^t bo
J. J. PARRISH
4 1 0 S an ford A v e .
LJuti kly 7 ?—Yes,
I » whole
, “ W ht
You prohdhly know th a t Cod
Liver Oil it the g reatest flesh pro
ducer in the world. —
-m
Because it contains more Vitamlnea than any food you can g e t
•You’ll bo glad to know th a t Cod
Liver OH comes in sugar-costed
U
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n
w
eek
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.
UeRlnnlnu U .« 7 qltslnn so u t h
’and Vi lin k s woat o f the n o r t h W i t n e s s m y h and and th e o ffic ia l tablets now. so if yob really wnnt
. c a s t co rn er, o f th e s u u t h s c s t
sent o f ' t h e C ircuit Court of .the to nut 10 o r .20 pounds of real
q u a rter o f th e s o u t h w e s t q u a r
S e v e n t h J u d ic ia l Circuit o f the Ktate healthy flesh on your bones and
t e r o f S ection 15, T o w n s h ip $0
o M F l o r i d a , lit and fur S em in o le
'South. U.iugn XS rast. run ihcnceu
C ou n ty. F lo rid a, on th is the 5th day fed well nnd strong ask-tho Un
ion Pharmacy or any druggist fot
■ north 084 ch a in s. thcncP c a s P
o f March. A. t>. l» i«
.3.,!* chains. Ihem-e sniiih S.44-*
n box of McCoy’s Cod Liver OU
V. K. DOIVSI.AHfl
chain s, th e n c e w r i t 3.7* chain*
Compound Tablets.
Clerk
^ ln point of beglhnlUK.
(C ircu it Court Real)
Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and
Tract 1.
Ily A. 34. W E E K S
itctilnnlnir 13.87 .chain* smith
if you don’t gain five pounds In
•
D eputy Clerk
and jMtt chains cast of the
WILSON. }tot'.Sll()t,l>r.lt & HOYLE 30 Hays vdur d n i;g is t (a authoris
northeast corner of the south
Hollrltnrs fo r C o m tila ln s n t'
ed to hand you back the money:
east qtmrtrr »>f reulliwcst uuar• r of rtcrtlon 15, Township JO , Publish Mar. 5. i:. .13. 28. and you paid for them.
A
pril
$ntl.
south. Itailhc 31 cast, run thence
It isn’t anything unusual for a ,
West 3.7X yhnln*. thence souths
8.IS chains to Section t.lne, lhc|tcsw
rerton tt? sain lp pound* in 30t nst 1.2 chains thence north 1.3
days. ‘
' •
«Itulns. thence cast 2.31 chains,
“Get *McCoy’s th'*" original and
thence north 15 degrees east
I.* chains, thence north * degenuino Cod ‘IJver Qjl Tablet.”
Candidate for 8 tlle Senator
BIVCS West to polm of heycll!itlng.
LEE PERRY
ILEARN TO DANCE
j ER
What Skinny Men 1
Ought To Know,
Decree Pro Confesso will lie entered
«'f the BOUtllWsst q u a rter o f
against
" fieri inn Jfi, Townshln J® south.
- , you. said cause b eing ^a suit
ItaiiKe 3* east, run west *
t» *»ulet title In the (?omplalnani In
• chains, ihrncr eouth 13.ST chains, and to the lands ahoTe described,
thrnrr eost t.ai chalna. thence 1 It w, furlltrr Urderrd ihst ihla
north
4 chains, ihetiea east (notice be published In the Hanford
(H e r a ld . «a nenrsnaper
oe,
published
RS-leo chain s, tit,-nr,• north I . j l
Inelc c o u n ty . Florida!
fHanford. Remit
chain s, to p oint of lisKlnlng.
o n c e a w e eik
k fo r fo u r ( j ) con seru T ract I.
.
The s o u t h e a s t sm a rter of Hie
n o r th w e st q u a rter o f Section
22. T o w n s h ip 20 so u th , ItniiKc
32 cast.
Trnct fl.
Ttic n o rtltesst q u a r te r o f the
n o rth ea s t q u arter of S ectio n *,3'ow-nship xo south. llattKe 32 >
cast.
Tract 7.
T he north h a lf nnd the north
h a l f of (tin soullivveet quarter
o f Section 3, T o w n s h ip 10 south.
ItaiiKe tt! east.
and It nppearlntr from th e sw orn
Hill o f ('oin plaln t h erein that, y o u
c.n.l each of you may dlslrn sumo
All p n rllrs rlntnitnw In terests u n
l-oulsn
l.e tle m n c v e r , rlq h i. title or Interest In Ihe p rop
K l n v i N T U R N E R , d ecea sed or . . . .
h erein ab ove d esrrlhed
Philadc-inhia: 26 degrees, partly der
oth erw ise. In th e p roperly h e r e in ■••heldr. l It.irrs, Henry p. iltad lcU , e r ty
It Is th erefore O ltP E R K D thnt
cloudy. N’o arrivals. 4 ears on a ft e r described, c l nl. Defendant*.' 1 • ’ - I rice. |-;iia <i Koonre. Ihdl- ,'on
und
each of you he nnd you arc
v
ld
u
a
lh
and
us
Admlnlstrntrlx
of
Order for P n hllrnllnn
track. Supplies limited. Demand
T he S ta le of Florida, to all par- the rain I c of C«H In |i. p r|, r d e terehy required to appear to the
moderate, mnrkct steady- Florida, li e s ehtlinlna In terests under U d w ln ceased . Walter llradh-k. A lice J.
A l„ t'ototcU'. Paul A. F o r10-inch crates. Sqme only fair Turner, d eceased nr o th e r w is e . In ..••dins.
e property h e r e in a fte r described, nell. C. t ‘ Hurl. A. Hulary,' Hvettd
quality and condition, 3 doz. $1.00• th
deceased or olberwltu'. as
to SnOliln I'linrlolte H|iu)>nric, tlenrftv Oleson.
devisees, irrnutre* ,,r , , i i u r 4 dot. $4.7515.00; 6 dot. $5.00-5.50; A.
Hhondes, H en ry L. Chase. Cnrnle heirs,
w
lsc.
and
T aylor At Hurl, u c o
8 doz fl.75-5.00; 10 dot. $4.50-4.75.
T hayer, If alive, and, If dead, to partnership.in nnd
each and e v ery of
their u n k n o w n heirs, d ev is ees. Iran- th
Baltimore: 26 degrees, cloudv te
tr a d in g and d o in g
e s or tiranteen. nnd to nil p erson s b uesinco-parlners.
ess
under
tho
p u r ln etsh lp panto
No cnrlot arrivals, 2 cars recon- havltur nr clulmlnK any In terests In
>f Taylor A Hurt, uhd |o - I'n lr fle t d
algned. 5 ear* on track including th e f o llo w in g d escribed lands, s i t u a •I.timber
a corporation,
ted In Hemlnnle County. Florida, nnd and cat'll Company,
broken. Closing Thursday. Sup described
and every oT llle co-p a rtns fo llo w s, t o - w l l :
Iters.
If
In
1,'Kitl
e
x
is te n c e nnd If
plies light. Demand nnd truding
NEW of S W U and NIVU of
leu u lly dlssulvetl. Ul euch and ev ery
M V , of Her. 2g. T o w n s h ip 31.
light, market dull. Florida, 10of
the
successors,
sh
are
holder and
S ou lh llantre 30 Hast. In S e m i
ARCHITECT
stork luthiers, rlnlmlnr any Iniercat
inch crates. 3-8 dot. $1.50-5.00.
nole Count v. Florida.
of Inlere-d* under the F nlrflrld
few $5.50; 10 dox. mostly $1.00,
You are hereby ordered nnd r e I.outlier C.iaipHii)'. s corporal ion. lepoorly blanched; 3-6 dot. $3.50; 3 quired Id appear on the 5th day of • p a lly extinct or o th e r w is e , and to
April. IWSB. to th e bill filed nKalnst , all pnrih s , neli nnd ev ery rlalntltiti
doz. $300; 10 dot. $1.50-2.00; .voil
Mr. Perry will bo in Sunford nlxmt March lfith.
III the above en titled ca u se und j qny Itit >-t. • t or In ieresis In tho land
Washed, wrapped nil aizes $5.00- court.
,
,'
Involved hi this suit under any of
Commissions
on futurcT'projects solicited. Ap
5.50. few low as $4.50.
N uture of suit: T h is Is a suit In th** allot e named dtifendaqts. each
pointments can be arranged through Miami office.
Irisiliuied by c o m p l a in nnd e v e r t' w h ose n am es suit r e s i
Washington: 27 degrees, partly achn atsn cery
title in them us c o m d en ces are link now n lo the Comcloudy. No cnrlot nrrivuls.
5 p lain aton ts.quiet
to *:ihl described prop er plnlmilit hi the sh o v e e n title d cause,
*M57 Broadway
G S. E. 1st St.,
title th erein. and lo all unknown p a rlies w h o m
...... ....................
, O i nuu ly
in. and
un\i* toi II Ihnve
ir i mIhelr
p tn erein,
broken....................
cars on track.
Supplies
New
York
moderate.
Demand
moderate,
mar. f; ,,1 "'"V’1”; , ''Tryrlr , estn l.llsh ed . i soever. el 11nt Iit y iiiiv Interest or InMiami
j .,,
fi
ii l
.
* •luletril anil conflrinet! by Uocrco uf \ l e n s l s hi i he land Involved In this
krt steady. Florida 10-incb crates, • thin cou rt ns free noil d e a r o f all still, said l.-itid
heiilK s itu a te In
Jcjrylliuq^ a
the contlrucuon or- airplanes, costa $200
a ftounil.
Tt weaglis 30 per cent
Was than aluminum.
in your own home o rn t my
studio in the Valdez Hotel.
For appointment write
IV. I’endrup, ltox 717 City
J1 IU o f Cn/nplulni filed m th is can s*
on Jlohdny, »ha U b dmr uf April.
4A. D. I»i*.
t e so m e beinw a Itutn
1*1*. th
b a y of
_
________
__
if thla
Ihla Court,
at th e __
Court
H o u s e in Hsnfprd. Hnmlnola County.
F lo rid a.^ and In d e fa u lt thereof a
3 Packages
* For
OCp
fcdvv
25c
Smoked Hams
2 Packages
For
2 Jars
For
2 Pound
Pkg.
No. 1 Can
No. 2 . Can
W estern Meats Exclusively
25c
Half or
Whole
Pork Chops
Chuck Steak
No. 1 Can
1 Pound
l* prrfw ii« X n.1 co,d cream and
tain ■ j»r ^harmless. You can obLet i tH«tm *.ny. Kood druggist.
,how what
•Mentht>-Sulphur
Send tk 1 thla means to you.
now! the fouw>n
it. CliJ it
M
B£Ttk' Bacon Derined4 7 icb.
Iona Salmon
Pound
Per
Pound
Nuco Nut Oleo
No.2 Store
Only
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•
k
* 4.
Pot Rolist of Beef
Cut from Prime Kansas City Beef
Whi. k „ F,<EE ' r t M A t
iUdiLnhArnUC*1 Co‘
New York wAv nuc'
Mail me . f Y"
D*Pt. N703O
^ S u lp h u r t r *e ®an,Plo.°f Men■
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�IN 1925, American beauty shops
had 60,000,000 women and children,
os customers nnd took In $3&0i000,000. That money would build
the Panama Canal twice, construct
m agnificent wide roads across this
continent, .north nnd south, with
landing spaces a t Intervals lor
flying machines.
cops say, ana muen miamgnt on is ournea n y ^ u ii dmciples
finding difficulty m astering the philosophica&bW les of the
Oriental sages.
.
the m aterial benefit with
The resu lt of this mental chastening, we are told, is the theALL
three hundred and ninety mil
development nnd strengthening of character and the m ntur- lion dollars was rouged cheeks,
eiclusP r « i ..la.............
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the uac for re- ing of reasoning ability. Impulsive students forced to learn hnir permanently waved, noses not
puufjcajion o f ail n « w * d i s p a t c h * * by heart the Code Of Piety emerge from jail fully aware of shiny, ,
But who can tell the happiness
credit*!] i n ° t h i * i w M r \ n d ° a i * o t h * ‘the folly of thoughtless action.
that tho $390,000,000 also bought!
t* nSr%*pubV"cwtfoo‘"orf''ip.euJ , 11 is interesting to guess at the results to be expected Hnppincs is worth whnt It .costs,
iiapatchM herein ar* also raaenred. from the application of this brain punishm ent system to the the money probably was woll
American crime situation. Would pet Chicago gangsters spent. .
FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1926
discard
th eir “g a ts” for crosses afte r memorizing “Pilgrim’s
BRIAND is back again.
The
TH E HERALD'S PLATFORM
Progress?”
And would inveterate drinkerB renounce liquor French
take their politics gaily.
I.—Deeper wafer root* to Jack*
a fte r reciting every word of Richmond P. Hobson’s famous Over there tho prime m inister is
•onrllle.
,
practically what th e president is
8.—Construction of St, Johns-tn- lecture against whiskey?
acre, nnd they change premiers
dian H irer canal,
We think not. The average American crook is too blase, upon
nny disagreement between
t.—Kxtmelon of white way.
1*—Swimming pool, tennla courts, too m aterialistic to absorb any benefits from a study oOreal- hmi-and the chamber of deputies.
ly worthwhile books and preachments. He is geqerjrfTy too
They have no th ird term tradi
etc.
,
•*—Augm enting of building pro* hardened, too antagonistic toward society to be swraned by tion In France. Brland IA forming
grata—house*, hotel*, a p a r t * gentlo words and phrases, and often in common parlance, he a cnbinet for the ninth time.
m eat hoaaea.
is too “dumb” even to appreciate the moral or point of the
THERE ha* been no much league
t .—Bztenalon of etreet p a rin g
most kimple literary composition. The nyerngc gangster of nation* talk th a t the All-Amer- j
program .
1 .— Construction
of
boolerard whose jail term was limited by his memorising ability would lean canal from the G reat Lakes
around Lake Monroe.
be 111 for life. HIh brain is incapable of registering and hold- to the Atlantic cornea ns a wel
,
0.~C om pletioa of city beautifies- In gevery word in even a short volume, and the task of re come change.
Governor Smith, on behalf of
tion program .
* citing n lengthy epistle is to him nn insurmountable one. If
New York, offer* to tho nation the
I —E xpinslon of achool ayatem
with pro rial on fo r Increased fa* it were not he wouldn't bo a crook, for the man with a well barge cftnnl which connect* the
cQltioa.
developed mind realizes th a t the business of crookedness is Great Lakes with the ocean, via
tho Hudson.
This would mnkc
the poorest paid business in the world.
every city of tho Great Lakes nn
niD LB V ERSE FOR TODAY
So the Chinese chastening system would hardly be gen ocean senport, and mnkc tho canal
erally aplicnblc hero where it must be admitted th at many ALL AMERICAN.
OUR POSSESSIONS AND GOD American minds are really inferior in a way to the Oriental
It would niran nil work for
— “And Pharaoh called unto Mobcs,
American worker*, nil A m erican;
nnd aald, Go ye, serve the Lord; brain, but thd memorizing scourge might well be applied to dollar* spent In the United States,
only lot your flock* and your herds the traffic courts with gratifying results. Suppose every nnd 100 percent protection for the
be stayed; let your little ot}«n at* culprit apprehended for violating traffic ordinances should United States, with n canal entire
go with .you. And
1
^ \<l to recite without n hitch the entire code of traf- ly under American control.
u r cattle also shall go whfl
Enemies of Governor Smith any
lles.
Would not th isjjc more beneficinl to both prisoner
fk
X. 10:24-20.
his
offer to tho nation is a hid
PRAYER—Lord God. nqw we and the police than the m ere assessment of tf fine?
for. the presidency, if so, it’s the
B
would give Thee our hearts, our
lives, and. all we have received
from Thee.
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nwl
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WALKING
TAMPA TIMES
|
ANNO U CEl
right kind of hid, useful to the
Modernity prefers to do its walk
There i* an old saying to tin* ef
United States.
Those thnt know
ing in tho perusnl of Stevenson's J
TO INCOME TAX PA!
President Coolldgc’* alert mind fect, “ A strong walker, a good “Wnndoring* With a Donkey," or
■
will not be surprised to see him
of George Otto Trevelyan’* essay £
PROSPERITY
Until and including March
take the Issue nwny from Gover heart.’’
With Home kind of a circus or carnival invading the city nor
on vngnbonding or with Thorcnu ■
L
Rending
this,
a
few
hysterical
Smith,
if
he
can,
by
making
it
or with Hnzlitt when ho write*:
1 %lng no praise of poverty,
almost every week, playing under the auspices of various well nn administration enterprise.
our office will beopenfj
one*
will
connect
the
prevalence
on
“Give me the clear blue Bky over
Though much esteemed in copy known organizations to mitigate somewhat the mercenary as
automobile* with tho Increase in my head nnd the green tu rf be %
books.
0 A. M. to 10 P. M,
pects of its community bleeding, it becomes imperative for
THKOSOPHISTS art) excited heart disease. Whether the decline neath my feet, u winding road be ■ ,
4
For hunger never proves to l>c
the city to take action designed to protect Sanford’s perma about Krishnnmurti, young Hindu, of walking in this country, where fore me nnd a three hours’*march £
Half ns attractive as It looks,
(S tin d a y included)
H ods
It looks to pcoplo who look down nent nnd legitimate amusement houses by limiting the num cnlled tho new niessiah.
to
dinner—and
then
to
thinking.
From fame's fnr height, who wear ber of, if not totnlly excluding, traveling tent-shows from solemnly said to have 33 lives, and everybody motor* n i l,or part of, It is hard if I cannot s ta r t some ^
For the Purpose of Assisting 1
has worshipped at Benares, where the time, i* breeding n. nation of I game on these lonely heath*. I
a crown.
the
community.
they also nave holy monkeys. weak hearts is not nettled by the
And recommended, In accents
in the Preparation of I
I run, I leap, I sing for Joy." ss
It is certainly not fair to the tax paying, community This high caste Brahman youth is medical authorities, but walking laugh,
mellow.
I'crhups a fter thn novelty of
earthly home of the
Privation for the other fellow.
building
MiiiiwiiiK thealer
u iv a ir i iu
to permit
jmiiiiil these
i m n r \transient
i im n u iu shows
nnuD .i to
lu take
inivi: | called “the *......
for pleasure Is now nn eccentricity ( iiutomobiling wears off a little
will be a reversion to walk
thouHnndu of dollars from the citv w ithout leaving anything ,lu„l,m'
statem ent to the with the eccentric* lamenting the there
And yet I’ve seen more men go in return hut u dirty lot. Carnivnls urn circuses are generally \ t(,
ing, not by the shelving of the
of
I
bo
sir.e
of
the
w ro n " ,
invigorating "pleasure the motor- j automobile, but through n combi '£
AUDITS—SYSTEMS-INQ
Who had n fortune In their purse unsanitary, jinwholeunnu? organizations bringing to a city, a universes mnmtgi-d by thnt divine milium s are denying themselves.
nation of motoring and hiking.
spirit nnd you realize that young
Thnn me who labored hard and very undesirable dims of people.
.
. | Thoreau e nmphiined th at half the J
'
, 318 First National I
hns
im portant
long
Cheap Hide#shows, gross misrepresentations and petty tKitishmumirti
AH the world is riding now a n d )
Wns but the reacting of out
e
n
a
n
t
.
j
•
••
And suffered want, or something gambling booths usually servo to take thousands of dollars
losing the use of it* lug*. Com bound steps. The automobile to
worse.
of I speed him out to new s ta r tin g
"5* And. Lord, I hope you keep me from the army of “mickcra” who are always ready to patron • WHAT impresses the Hindu muter* who once made light
point* would have delighted the
walking
a
mile
from
the
railway'
ize
such
“within
the
law”
swindling.met
hods.
vpoor,
world in Ibis young gentleman''
heart
of that great lover of all out
Ye*. let mo poverty endure,
Theater owners arc not the only ones who suffer from Well, “he sit* for hours at n time station to their homes have aband- j door*.
If I can’t make a little money
staring hard at tho wall and orthe
Not even walking
ing ha*
has nffi
afforded
And keep my disposition sunny. the exhibition of the numerous circuses to come here recent r.MNioually shaking Ids head. Hud oned the walk for tin* automobile.
ly. Merchants of all classes, business men and the.city in denlyjte would seize hi* head hi ■ Itutbm- than walk two blocks on nn humanity such i wealth of pure
ith
.....................
........ „ u n fresh
wit]
general will indirectly feel tho drain of finances caused by tween his hund h. Kang it*down to errand
If I can’t stand prosperity
or to call, automobile
own- air
___and
..... communion......
. nn,
,
, , .lu re n* the nutomobilo nnd a* a
And keep my feet uoen the the tent show.
his km es and break into’., loud el* prefer to run the onr out m he , j,rnvj(j,,r (1f the«e the automobile I*
ground.
sobs, while bis faith would run to garage. Walking to many i* q u ite , „
City
officials
should
boost
the
license
fou
such
shows
to
i„ mankind. Walking ha*
Then, Lord, send no success to me,
been to many their only source of
as
embarraaing
as
curry
an
um
But leave jjie pour mid leave mo nn almost prohibitive sum and so insure Sanford's general
In this cold blooded country thnt
exercise. If that exercise has
financial betterment.
sound.
young gentleman would be carried brella on a fair day. Formulas been supplanted in unothcr form
If fame means folly, gold means
in the police wagon to the ob for taking off flesh are in great the decline of walking docs not
------------------- o---------------------hat#.
demand, excepting those which pre constitute a serious menace to the
II 1-2 acre homesitc, M|k
1
FLORIDA WILL always be warm in winter, nnd will al servation hospital.
If I ’m too little to be great,
public health
scribe walking.
If I can’t keep from law tra n s ways lie comparatively near the population centers of the
about
1-1*2
miles
front
Country
THE JAPA NESE house of rcpgressing.
an ideal location for thst countrj I
Then wenltli’s a eurse mid not north. When one considers that nature has blessed the stnte re*entatives\ consider* a
with an amazing tropical beauty, and with agricultural and forbid wcstcVn dance* everywhere
a blushing,
ART
AND
VITA
MINES
land
would be left to have « eke InTk 1
industrial possibilities not yet even touched, there is no judg in Japan, from the stately waltz i
—Douglass Mnllnch
TAMPA TIMES
to
the
epileptic
Charleston.
-la-!
this land U cleared. Price for r « t^
-------- o— ----ing what peaks of prdgrcss and prosperity the state will even pan cnlls such,dance* "unpatriotic.1
If most cases men who spend
tually
attain.
Thejioople
have
kept
pace
with
the
expansion.
Berlin demands expulsion of
their money recklessly, spend their
Even the field of art criticism for us, but he held th at in the
Transportation is'adequuto, tho restaurants are modern, the negro dancers nml musicians,
time the same way.
has
been ■invaded by th^ new Tudor period the people of E ng
“taking
the
bread
from
the
mouths
---------o--------hotels marvels of cuisine and accommodations, the simps
land nte course bread, while Tin
10 acres celery Und
* *m ‘ 1
A Ber theory of vitamins, and in a recent modem times they ent white
Besides Billy Gibson, it seems well stocked and well managed. Everywhere I go there are of German-horn artists."
lin
newspaper
says
It
isn’t
reason
lecture
in
London,
Sir
Harry
Baldwith
good
house
on
same,
foe
'
that Governor M artin wus aguinsl golf courses, swimming pools, polo fields, parks, baseball
bread, from which the germ con
able to denounce the French for wdn, surgeon general to King taining the necessary vitamin has
“ going ahead with the fight.
farm Is on the rest side of 8mJ*”
diamonds and wonderful beaches, with crowds of henlthy- sending blnrk troop* to German
been extracted. Other lecturers In
V
.
o ---------soil, and then pny black; nrttsl* George, drevy a comparison bo- London havo traced a connection
lookitig,
tanned
bathers.
Florida,
for
those
who
wish
to
en
mile* from the city limit*The Secretary of tho Treasury
extravagant wage* to ’ entertain tween the pictures of llolbcln and between this change in the national
joy
themselves
without
any
inconvenience
whatever,
is
a
plans to . make one dollar bills last
those of Sargent based on the diet nnd the gradual inclosure of
■
1
longer. Our office boy aoys, “Go true paradise. The true pioneer who hns come to Florida German people.
tkoury of dietetics. In the course the common land where tho people
to Tt, Gunga l)ln, you’re a better to develop the state knows the real value is there, that noth
DUTCH tin miners In the E ast of hi* lecture he remarked:
C O L C L O U G H REALTY
used to graze cattle. In coAie?
taan than l am."
ing
can
touch
it.
The
progress
and
the
expansion
will
he
here
Indies
use powerful dredge* to
quence they came to depend pnoro
---------o--------tin nrc from th* bottom of
"An examination of portraits of upon bread, and found the white
' Over a million and half people as long ns the work! goes around.—Otto H. Kuhn in Mianfi bring
the sen. Thev go down BO feet, the Tudor period at Windsor cas bread more palatable. Thus, while
: > Jn pan are said to bo ailing with Herald. 311 First Nat’L Bank Bldg. 1 ^
lifting fonr thousand cubic yard* tle revculs that not one shows evi hi Scotland people continued to
• Beri-Beri. A* Johnny Spencer
per
day.
dence
of
the
contracted
jaw,
the
S an fo rd , Florida
subsist on coarse grain, milk and
•V-.would say, th a t’s heri-beri bud.
W hat wealth will be brought pinched nostrils or the awkwardly herring, in England the dietary be
WHY SHOULDN’T Florida offer
good investment
‘
J------------ o -------gazing eyes of the adenoid subject. came both more refined and more
. As we understand it, Shelby be
I
*
For n typical example of n woman impoverished.
Real E state
1
came famous bemuse it finally
of adenoid diathesis look in at the
staged the Dempsey-Gibbons fight,
Possibly these theories are being
exhibition of the works by Sargent carried to extremes, but in any
but now Miami is to become faa t the Royal academy. The eyes case there hns been u notable re
mou* because it did not stage the
^ . Btribjing-Tunney battle.
utok I year in Florida. The prenenl steady progress is u embarking on Niibmarino* to xtnko nrc wide open and expressionless, action, both in Groat Britain and
the whole nose is pinched nnd there in this country, in favor o f whole
healthy adjustment from the uutinluritl trading in property out clnims oil the floor of the sea. is
an obviously inadequate supply
Today’* best laugh: The ilicniieil Iasi slimmer. The permanemy of the tmilding here is u con
bread. Both bakers and res ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M*■■,,■■, , , i > , ,
VENIZELOS, the abb- states of requirements for normal respi wheat
rfltan In the world is the one who
taurant keepers have taken note of
man
who
rid
the
Greeks
of
a
crete
indication
that
the
state
is
building
to
stay.—Bernard
ration,
the
mouth
opens
somewhat,
“ ''tr ill not take throat treatm ent for
increased demand fo r "health
worthless king bus completed in tho jaws are contracted and the the
wj , , A eold for fear It might clear his M. Ha inch in Wall Street Journal.
bread,’’
and It is now supplied In *
16 big volumes his translation into teeth prominent."
’ J*wulce ao'Uial tils.wife might undermore attractive form than a few
modern
Greek
of
Thucydides'
bisland w hat lie says in Ids sleep.—
The expression of this differ years ago. There is no longer an
tory of the Peloponnesian war. ence the lecturer found in the lack excuse
la n d News.
failing to get a suffi
To this gigantic task and most dif of vitamin B in modem diet. We ciency for
<v
of th a t mysterious, InEditor,
ficult
work
Venizelo*
bus
devoted
well
merited
denunciation.
Billy Gibson, m anager for Gene
confess that it Ib all pretty deep tangible vitamin B.
Few of our statesmen
In the interest of those of u* years.
nney, say* the fight has been The Bunforii Herald. .
who nre engaged.in real construc take mental work so seriously.
jtoorly managed from the start, and Denr Sir:
Strange to say, l find tin re are tive development work, who are
the mystery is how did the pro
moter* get a* far a* they did, try some people in Sanford who, be loyal to tho peoulg. who have
TAMTA TRIBUNE
ing to. ctago u hundred nnd fifty ing unfam iliar with th e. facts bought from them, who arc loyul
which
called
forth
your
scathing
to
the
community,'
to
tho
code
of
thousand dollar Battle with only ten
Most of us realize things are
editorial denunciation on the tenth ethics to which nil men of honor
Whnt attack* have been made pression, "They had to operate,"
thousand a t the start.
of the Benedict Arnold who hu* conform their business methods, not os bad ns we think they are.
on medical men by the various *top for a moment to consider who
Monday was so warm nnd unmasked himself in this com nnd who are building up instead
Cussing seems to help a bad cold cults of healing! Yet the medical "‘licy” ure and why "they” should
pringlike th a t we got out in the munity, are at a loss to identify of tearing down,. 1 suggest to any more th an medicine ilnr*.
l profession goes serenely atoug with happen to wqqt to take the trouble
and whistled ‘The Mocking the traitor, and are womiuring one who I* still ignornnt of what
to operate ut nny timo of the day
its work.
jI “
’ while the redbirda were cut which one of the numerous “de l.i being dodo, th a t .he inquire for
“r night. It m ight bo a bit awk
\
f
you
leave
your
hydrant
run
You, for ins LatiKjk nrc not nu
much ward to explain tho m atter In
up tn the nearby trees.”—Duh- velopers" who have come to San tho facts.. . “.
ning
it
won
t
freeze,
Iii
St,
Louis,
i
interested
in
doett
ctw
s
until
a
pm
ford
hre?
resorted
to
methods
which
pneuYcnirs respectfully,,,..
'ga (Ga.) Nugget. If redbirds
few words to a visitor from Ju p ite r I j
a man got his nose frozen.
1monia “bug" geet^ you, or ycour or Neptune.
‘AAV. M. YOUNG,
inspire an editor like that, what have called down on hi* head your
appendix gorg 'oil u strike und
do VPU suppose the old boy would
There uro no narrow minds 1*
Ijts t aurvlvor of the U. K. 8. sta rts practicing sabotage with a
■rhiatlc If the hoot owls were hold
the upper ranks of those who prac
Monitor
iy
dead.
Wc^wil
have
a
vongence all its own. Then your
in g * session T
hard tim g finding somekno to lake friend tells his or her friends, tice thn healinc a rt any more than
■1 O ■ By IRVIN fle COBB
A
there are among the angels whom
hie place.
’'They had to operate.”
“ I n a s m u c h ms Andrew J. Vol
some itcoplo think of as a mere
-----------------A surgeon dutifully taps .your
stead w a s good enough to give us MAKE IT HARDER THAN KVBR T,lm company decided th a t hereaf
Dlnghampton. N. Y.. shoe fac lungs as if they were a w ater Product of auto-suggeatlon like
i
i
tho prohibition amendment, may
te r six tickets might be had fo r tory gav* its employes $1,153,842 melon or he gently removes your feathered f r o ^ i There ra n not be
be ha vrbuld be 'kind enough to
There was n edmpluint in a the fortper price.
as bonuses. .There’s money in appendix. Suppose tho sur<*eon for if there were narrow -m inds in
tell these officers how to keep it small village a few miles from Ed
the upper, rank, the g rea t surgeon*
The tou'iiMieopIo returned home stockings, ‘also.
were too tired to bother with it. would not be great surgeons. .
. fuU yT lB ter^jd.”—Snn/urd Herald. inburgh re ta rd in g tho trolley fare. rejoicing, Jrnt there was a t least
nr
suppose
he
preferred
to
read
Y ou don't htO/e to tell the officers For four miles Into the city the one of. their fellow-citizens who did
To a great surgeon a case la a
W ashington man claims he got
AT
'’how to dufortc it; Just take the company charged a shilling.’rThis, not shore in tho vjew th a t a wise a te a r gas bomb through the muil, the paper to seo how the latest ca*e, atri all folk* a re treated
hobMtr- off of them and let them in tho opinion of many of the vil step had bocn taken. This was an but maybe it was an income tax murder tria l was progressing, or alike, the poorcat as well a* the
suppose ho demanded cash on the richest. The' ihedhwt profeaaUm
g p tt> it. in h ib itio n 1* all right. lagers, was ujujh too much.
r . *,
ms frugality even In u community N * n k .
spot
or nothing doing? Wow! should be just proud th a t it* lead
A-dolegatior- wns chosen to visit ^ h e ro frugal, folk ure common.
But surgeons don’t like th a t and it
do not patent their discot
th« office* of
TJMVlI I H j V * “ II <Lm fo o lish JW si^ T ^ d ^
Nsvt Y orker., oro queer,
Man Is m ighty lucky for the, ipap In ers
but are. to a man,- good at
reyr*«witution in favdr of .a lower if e m l. “Now woVo got to walk th ere ahot W m setfbeA use hi* wife the street th a t they don’t.
enough to realise There la no i
the law violator, rat*. Tha argum ents advanced by to town six times Instead o f four wa* in
instead of because
The p ast time on tip street or m keeping secret ai
th e plenipotentiaries prevailed, tim es to save B sblUiaT*
m
In the street oar y«u hoar th* ex- value to the puphUc
' -•
■ Hall, Pentland
Todays Best
ldll to
E
SANKURD FORUM
TOM SIMS SAYS
THEY HAD TO OPERATE
N ew
Six Room
$'
MY FAVORITE STORIES :
L. P.
�MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDTiQPR
MRS- S S B
Mrs. John C. Dean entertained
at her series of vanishing .bridge
psrties nt her home on Park Ave
nue Thursday afternoon with three
tables of players.
The attractive home was adorn*
cd with quantities of orange hue,!
calendulas artistically arranged In
baskets nnd howls.
The color
-scheme of orange nnd green was
further emphasised in the tallies
which were done in flornl design*
nnd were distributed by the small
daughters of the hostess, little
Miss Lula Mary Deen.
.The card game proved must in(cresting, nnd a fte r several progressions, scores were counted uml
it was found that Mrs- Harold
Veile was holder of high score and
was given n lovely boudoir pillow.
»d member* of
, s§nford High
i reception •*-
lock to all Pfr:
fa n in th« high
* io n A uxilisr'’
Home of 31ra.
inge Street and
'dock.
,f Women s MisSeminole A«*
1 0 :0 0 oI’ciock at
Club meets at
i »todio of Mr#,
in Myrtle Avcllour st library
It library
('clock,
recited at
me Theater
j g ®
Literary Department
Of The Woman’s Club
Meets On Wednesday
T H E WOMAN’S DAY
By Allenr Sumner
point* ff.ii i * en hcr honors nnd
lation nf5,led
T ro* The consol.°r Mrs, Edward Betts.
At the conclusion of the came
the tables wore laid with dainty
News for Women
The regular monthly meeting 4 >f
Uie Literature Department of the - .The worthy m ayor of Little
Hanford Woman’s Club was held on Rock, Ark., sponsors a city censor
Wednesday arternoon a t the home ship -ordinance which would com
of Mrs. Edward Markcll a t Edrc- pel nil chorous girls to reveal no
watcr Farm.
more than five inches of bare* epi
or “ tlckeii salad, snltincs, pickles
Quite a number of important dermis above the knee.* and to
mot tern were discussed, nrnontr make no belittling wid? (brinks
them being next year's program about the institution of matrimony.
u n d erth e leadership of Mrs. Anna That’s that!
Van Ness Brown, chairman elect of
the department for next year. A
Mesdnmcs Thcodoro Roosevelt,
prreat deal of interest wag mani
fested during the discussion, but Ji'.. nnd Hermit Roosevelt return
the fipal arrangements were left from darkest India with n tiger
bend apiece, trophies of tho good
to the program committee.
A fter all business hnd been a t shots made by each woman.
tended to, a social half hour was , Not nil tho brave women shoot
enjoyed, the hostess serving a dain I icrrs In India. Ju st yetterdny I
•ward a woman say, “ I’d rather
ty refreshment course.
brave a lloa in his den than nsk
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fox' and my husband for money!”
small son, George, Jr., of Fort
| Myers, nre visiting in the city as
H om e E n te r ta in in g
i the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Th;
buffet
table grows in favor*
Douglas and Miss M artha Fox for
not only for the informal suniter
in few days.
but for afternoon tens nnd bridge
Innehcons.^The
table should be
Sirs. William Bloom of West
Pnlm Beach is the gvient of her
niece, Mrs. Pmii Biggcrs a t h e r'
home on Central avenue.
_____
i
Mrs. Paul Diggers has us her
house guest her mother, Mrs. Fred j
M. Shaw, of West Palm Beach.
S3UnaT*tr;hn™'SmSSS
will meet at J
The many friends of Tom Jones I
will be glad to learn thnt he is '
doing nicely a fter an operation nt !
tho Fyrnuld-Lnughlin hospital.
r of Mrs. R. F.
o avenue, with
it hostess,
bo Prcsbytcrinn
the church partie Presbyterian
it the home of
n Magnolia nve-
European Women ||
be Presbyterian
; 3:30 o’clock nt
he Presbyterian
it the home of
„n Oak avenue,
ke Presbyterian |
[t the home of
[on Purs a veil'U'
« Presbyterian
J:3Q o'clock tit
Mrs. David Caldwell Is
Hostess At B r i d g e
Party On Thursday
j
The coxy home of Min. Dijvi,) ii„a,
ild will meet Gold well was t!u- scene id a lovely ,,f ,\|
xt Jr., in the ^purty on Tuesday afternoon when U;<|<
(slie entertained nt one of n serif, on 1
nch Auxiliary |of vanishing bridge parties being
ck with Mr-*, j given by “the Sanford Woman’s
It
« apartments >Club.
- .
t<m.
t Calendulas and suggestions •>( mg
meet' at
I Si. Patrick’s day were effectively ’ Worl
ijtmin Whit (used in the rooms where the tear i ior 1
intnlx in tint tuhles were arrnngeti.
The afternoon passed all loo
I
quickly in the absorbing game of
1 OkW kill j bridge, nnd when scores were
i«t xM q*-ll- j rmintcd the pri*e for high score, i
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. J,
DartatOiui.h dainty piece of linen, was present
D Woodruff and smull son, Jack,
ed Mrs llni Wight.
----Following the aw arding of the motored to Eustis on Thursday
St. Louu, Uu.. arize, tho hortess served tempting where they will spend n few days
fort) on fridny lefreshinentn of u salad and • as the guests of Mrs. Thrasher’s
mother, Mrs. E. L. Ferran
»wect course.
Soviet Acts
, OSLO,—(A*)—Because Madnmu
Kollontai, the Soviet AinbaNaadress to Aslo, ordered fifty new
Paris gowns from Paquin
and
Worth in one yenr, the Soviet
governnumt has decided to cur
tail the Midget of the Norwegian
Fm bassyhLjrty-five j>er cent. 'The
Moscow gam rnm ent decided upon
this ukase* airbr receiving the rvt>nrt of the Soviet Control Com
mission which hnd been investiga
ting the expenditure* of Mndame
Kollontai, who is tho only woman
among Kussin’s diplomatic i«-tnosenlnlivea.
R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E :
Thai "Pesky” Club Paper!
Subject, ‘‘.Modem poetry;” Read
M. P. Penrsona’ "The New Poetry;
A Study Outline” ; C. F. Benton's
‘Toniplete Club Book for Women,"
ehnpt. r on "Some Poets of Today A'
and Part :t of "Studies in Litera
ture" by l ho Gene nil Federation of
Wo men’s Clubs.
Other Women Do It
I mean, make mon*y a t home.
How? By cashing in on the recipe
or garm ent or embroidered table
slip or pot of flo\yec bulbs or any
thing th a t wins their neighbors’
admiration. Stores of c t sort*
nro only too gtud to hnndle home
made products for a home town
patron if tho return is verv small.
1 have known women to make
Udy Incomta by tinting postcards;
maxing lavender or rose sachets
in bags of colored gauze, quaint
littlo glasses of odd jelly such as
roso geranium or guava; home
made sandwiches for the little shop
near the. factory or the schQnl;
funny little toys mnde from pine
cones or prunes and almonds, all
together with tooth-picks.
It’s a pretty sure thin" th at
what your children or your hus
band like, oth<+ children nnd other
husbands, will like!
Your YoungMer
The baby should be fed no oftener than every three hours dur
ing the day nnd every four hours
during tho night. Yon can find
out just how much food baby is
getting by weighing him before nnd
after meals. Baby should get 1 to
U ois. cnch feeding the first week;
3 to I the next two weeks; 4 to 5
from the sixth to the twelfth week;
B to fl from the twelfth to the six
teenth week; 7 to 8 ors, tho next
eight weeks, and 8 to P oz*. from
the twenty-fourth to the thirtyfifth week.
*
ns “I hnvc a strong attachm ent .’or
this knnve.”
You
the wnri!nd>e. So wailed the mifr'TT
linery industry of the tuition in r*r.'v
rent solemn session. Today, they
m onad, fnir woman spends monf/J^
for her Im-uotv mul shoes thfttV Iw rdj
hat, which is rightly queen o f b e r ’',1’]
dr:***. 1 h a t’s right! Time waaVh*
when "hats was hots.’* W ith feath- •!.
era ami rosettes nil growing7 1hit 'riotous a rray on one poor hat. N o w :'’
we Just jnm » plain old fe lt down VJ
over ou^ cars. And look much hf& uH
ter than when we were enhbag* ’■
roses on platter*.
Saying and Doing
The sweet young thing with the
baby stare, which indicated h* r
belief th at all the wolrd was gunl
nnd fair, is rejected by, men. And
the sophisticated intelligent f< male
with a positive look In her eye hm
Small, “aqunnhy” combine h«U
taken her place in the affections of
tho .male heart. So says Lew (’cdy. of felt nnd straw arc the big catch Tsflj
actor. And docs anyone believe right now!
him ? N ary a one!
Sort* Good?
"Tho greatest woman in history
Beware the henna when it is is the wife of a man of m o d erate,
red! So warns a state henlth com means who does her own cooldnitN hr,
missioner, He explain* th at hair washing nnd ironing, brings up a y
dyes contain lend and mercury, family of girls nnd boys to bo uao* *
nnd In tlmo seep within the sys fill members of soefety, and find*-'
tem. as the tresses must be re time for, her own intellectual and A
dyed every six weeks once the vice moral improvement.”
is upon tho lady fnlr. And of
courso you all know of the ladv
Gastronomic
who caroo home from the dyer’s
Salad
with
hot roils, picklas and ■
with emerald green hair!
olivos and coffee has solved tho *J
refreshm ent problem of m any a
“Gono is tho day.” w rites Kile**n soiree. But hostesses oft nm 'cm t;^
Bourne in “ Liberty,” “when a girl of salad ideas. Ilnvc you tH rd $
who looked liko n comic valentine these?
but who could spell ’judgm ent1with
.Remove the skins front baked
n n 'V got a job. A, new urn has apples. Baked not too long, us' j |
dawned In tho busiwilk world. The they must be firm. Insert almonds #
business world Is turning to art. in a circle around tho middle of tho 75
The nrchitecture of today's big apple. Serve with mayonnaise on .*
business proves n belief th n t beau lettuce. Other possibilities: Pino- 1
ty is good business. And what apple slices with cream cheese, y |
would it profit n bouse to design strip of pimento nnd mayonnaise, jj
n perfect reception hall nnd permit tho cheese inserted In tho plneap- ,vj
a girl clerk to be n blot on the plo crnter. Ilannna halve* with
picture? ”
ground nuts and maraschino cher* 7
ties, niavonnalno. Egg and beet, f
Our Garb
Prune, date, nut, and ' whipped 4
Hats nro no longer the hollo of crcnm.
Sunday Night Suppers
Buffet nnd chnfing suppers ln»*o
become quite the thing for. the
unmll group of Sunday night call
ers. Creamed shrimp with peps,
lobster or cruh or tunn fish ir la
ncwbmtfT'creamed sweetbreads and
mush rooms, all served on t o u ^
make the Ideal hot dish for these
occasions. Supplemented with cof
fee, rolls, cako and an Ice or Ice
cream or even a Jcllo pudding, u *
com*dc suimer is ready
lla \r
AMUSEMENTS
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P rin cess
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"Diary of n Young laidy of ,
Fashion in the Year 1701-170B, by j
Mis* Clcono Knox of County I
Downs, Ir lnnil." This is n true j
diary unearthed from some rnfter- j
ed attic by n smart publisher, ulthough ns real life it’s almost too j
gooil to be true. Miss Cleotio spnr- t
kies like dew on the ror.o or o n -’
corked ginger ale.
. j
Mothers will observe thnt girls!
[have changed not tin ioln In DLD
'years! CJcon’o amorous swain j
stnU l.n.l* unit Jinnuf
t MrUrt'* ,
and 10 Acre Tracts
in S u i i f o u l thin .prophecy
hua been fulfilled, afte r «eventy*five
jA iu f t o d a y ______
. .
[yeurs. even in greater volunns than hnd ever been anticipated.
For the territory t h a t .surrounds our city hua proven th a t it in superior to
all agricultural land. The posnibiliticit th at are in ntore for those th a t hocU
to m n k e their fortune from the fertility of the soil are boundleia. They
th a t invest in these undertakings are sure of all the pleasures and comforts
of lifu with u location close to one of the fastest growing cities in the state.
T i l l s in itself s p e a k s of opportunity)—opportunity to secure n fnst growing
investment.
A S T O R FA R M S
In the flowing well belt near Lake Monroe Station, all virgin soil, tiled,
cleared, or hammock land. This is a portion of tho original John Jarob Astor
grant and is adapted to,the growing of celery or any other truck garden
product that is grown In th is section. Prices are low, ranging from $200
per acre und upwurd. Terms are unusually attractive.
Let us tell you of tho possibilities of these Kinull farms.
Representatives
„ K __P E R C A L E —S O L ID T O N K S - S T K I I * B S -
IAULH QUALITY
SUBSTANTIAL VALUE
,
l(ric, you want u> pay. GoWful pattern* **•
“7 mute subdued plain volor* to pleatm tbh more
J
are riirefuily fmdiioned in the *e*.on’» i W » ;
U qusbty
AI1 roa.onably priced.
Phone 573-J
FASHION 1“ “ ^ SWART ClATiHES
217-\V
�inALD, r n n n Y , MARcn j s . J i ^
THE SANTO!
Strlbling,
Ypunjc f m p T M
Drake U niversity B oasts Great Baskethailers In This fi rio
»artnpcr for’C-.c p.
that
80 Jar n*.
s r ^ & p iS m
it any. money b t i r a 'p ^ V o '^ h ^ f e '^ V
— *■ '
m sa .
the G eorgia' participant.
The Mtemt HetaM tl.ia nioniue ferym. cvjLJ
EILA DELPHI A, Pn., Mar. .12.
The Can!* bent the Sun Antoni'
>—-So Interested was t'ommis* Bears, 12 to 3 yciterdny and Itnl
r Landis In wntchlng the Inhnn. pitching a innhigi, allowed
r Athletic team defeat the j one hit.
r nine, 13 to 8, a t Fort M yers,! The Browns nt Tarpon Springs,
yesterday th a t he forgot t o ! Fin., worked hnrd yesterday to
in tim e to catch his train for round out fo r their Jong series of
Phillies' camp a t Brm lentdn."; exhibition gam* s.
They went
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through drills In baiting and fieldraves U are Won .1 Games * lng. They met*, the Brooklyn PodISTON, Mnr. 12,—(/P)—Tho gers, who defoatod them ft to 4
hi a t S t 1 PclorBborg, Fla. Wednesday, In nnotbfcr exhibition
' won nil three exhibition; Rnme Satim iny,1 a ,played with other team s, j '
have defeat ed the Yankees I
Hop a tors F all on BitCttlo <
and Washington once. The j WASHINGTON, Mar, 11.—1/Pt—
Sox. n t New Orleans, arc hav- A dclugo of solid hits from the
xiubla with pitchers. B u f f i n g bats of the; Whuhinfftnn Senators
Wingfield nrc laid up with »orc f*dl upon tho Buffalo In'.ornntionIteudaucr slipped yestantay nl* ®f Palm etto, Fla., as. the'A m croiled a Charley horse.
lean League Champion* enjoyed
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their .practice tilt by w inning lb to
Carey To Report Boon
1*
TSBURfi, Pa., Mnr. 12.-(/P) . , Tho H nrrbm rn gathered 21
news th a t Capt. M ax Carey “ owa with Joe H arris bagging
world champion Pirn tea, who £,vp’ M o ilin g a double and triple
llscharged from a- fit. Louis “ fe K ? drew throe doubles and a
a l today, would arrive n t l h c triple*, while Tobin and Manager
Robles, C all., training camp Harris. mnde two-fiy hiU
donday w as received with joy , Tob»?' newly •bfiulm l outfielder
- Ilia nmtea
from if:. Louis, topped his perform ,
tty, suffering an attack of in- nuce by stealing iwo bag:;. Regn
al, was taken /frpm tho train
drjll was tbo progesm todny
the second squad of P irates " 1 * a n t h e r •exhibition with the
m its way atToSa tho com b Urt,,ton IlrnVL'8 cnrdcd {"T u>nwr
lb out two weeks ago.
rww'
*
’
Who is manager of Eddie Shea,
Chicago boxer, nnd where can he
be reached?—G. 1L K.
Buy ('■ Alvis nnd can he reached
at 326.1 Wrighltrood ave., Chicago.
if live “ Bud" Houser nnd Glenn
Hnrtrnnft, famous west coast
athletes, completed their eollcge
careers?—F. W. E.
Houser is still, in nr boo I but
liar Iran i l lias grndunted.
When did Jnck Bentley, form er
Bnljiinore star, make his major
leuguo debut with the G iants?—
II. J . K.
In ID23.
Who won the intercollegiate
tennis title in 10217—D. \V, E.
Wallace Scott of Washington.
Didd “StUffy" Mrlnnif of the
Pirates ever piny shortstop, and
if so, when?—F,*G. T.
..
|M ir UlU'Ul’i t
LUUR tun
declared the- fiasco to be the V i i
CRt ‘flop’ in .the huiory of Miami £
* fri bnp of tho gnw toalta the hl?-
BILL PARISHO
Three of the outstanding mem
bers of tho Drake University hnrIcetboU squad arc Bill Pnrlsho,
Chuck Everett and Fred Crimenberger.
Pari who plays center, is U good
jumper, clover pasnor nnd can shoot
goals with the best of them. Ever
e tt stars at furwnrd, where lie
ranks ns one of the surest scorers
on the quintet. Crononborgcr, like
wise Is a brillinnt'all-round per
former.
Drake has been enjoying pretty
fair success thin season, consider
ing .tile clnnn of opposition it hns
been meeting. Early in the cam
paign-Drake whipped two Dig Ten
aggregations, Chicago und Illi
nois. The latter, it will be rioted,
r.tacks up ns one of tho most dun-
FRED CRONEN'h EUGER
Hirb
ST. AUGUSTINE. Mur. 12.—(<P)
I—The Htrongest field that has over
(end off in a match play tour
?
^ T h e Indiana wore to Irnvel to
nament
in this county is entered
|7;t>rlando today to piny Cincinnati
for the §3.000 winter professional
; In tho second of th eir nix gnme m*j ’hiininiomriiJp of America, to 1m
<\ riw . Wot gruuuds provouted yesi!t cidcd next week over the St.
y*l«rday'a game.
AngusUno links.
Tho field will be much more
Cuban H urler Arrive*
i er resentatlve than the one which
. ‘CINCINNATI, O , March 1 2 .played for tlit* American Profes
K'Mr)—Arrival of Adolph Lt^quc, Cusional Golfer* Association cham
| Iran pitcher, was the one bright j
pionship at Olympiu fields, Chi All-American Team
? rbP t In an othenvise dull day nt the
" V \ /
cago Iasi fall.
W alter Hagen,
l Orlando training ram p of the (’in-1
who
woii
the
P.
ft.
A. crown then
is In Nice Tourney
PITCH1N(
K. clnnnti Rods yesterday
for the ecuud straight year, frill
■ E ntirely recovered from a recent
he here, but he will have as op
HERB PENNOCK
NICE.. France. Mur. 12.—Cl’)—
• field which will hit better than .liOO.
ponent*
at learl five outstanding An nil-Americnn team In the wom
MADE major league debut with
, operation for appcndleitiH, Luqu'.i
who were not at Olympia en’* singles of the Nice I-awn Ten
With Mack* stnM
debut according to Havana phy»i- Athletics in 1D12.
fields.
nis Tournament was assured today
\ clan* 1* Uiat he would be able to over four *en*ons.
They are Jim Baines, British when Helen Will*, the champion,
Itt IPlfi nold to Boston Bed Hog
play through the sen non. Preaident
open title holder; Willie Miicl’a r - ,
‘ llarrm un said nothing iiml boon when Connie Mack started lit* fa lane. National Open Chnniuion, | and Isabella Ian- Munford, of B o s
In
ton. emerged victor* from tin
fc heard from Rixey and Ilrer.Hicr, tlte mous house-cleaning affair.
11*10 he was m*nt to Bnffulo on Archie Compston, llrilisli Pmfc
in
mi-finul*.
i‘ only absentw s.
s i o n it I Champion; MacDonald
Miss Wills disposed of Mile.
Manager Hendrick raid be would option nnd later recalled.
In winter of 1P22 Bud Hov trud- Gmith and Bobby Cruii krlmnk.
Puterie of Dmig u y, * aCvO-2, tl-2.
\ pjtch Donohue and Mays today
In
additional
many
oilier
noted
ed him lo Yankee*, where he’a
while Mis* Munford won over Ki. against the Cleveland Indians.
golfers m e entered, among tltdin Iih'U Bennett, n fompnralively
since nmmined.
Had best aeusnn in 1U2J, winning Bill Melilhom, who-wns runner up | strong English playur in an extrti
H y
Tiller Workout Curl ailed
Following in the P. G. A. event; laio Dlogol, I set a t -1-0, 0-3. 8-0.
K ; ‘DETROIT, Mnr. 12.—(AO—The I’J game*, losing six.
year
turned
in
21
triumphs
against twice Canadian Open C ham plou:,
j' D etroit team hold u curtailed work
(ivne Saraxen. former P. G. A. and I
- o u t yesterday nt the August, Gn. nine defeats.
La <t season ranked second to National Open Champion; Cyril German W ins Billiard
b' training camp, Atl of the players
Walker, form er Open Champion,
BC ordered to Auguif.n for training Staniiy Coveluskie in effective Mike
Brady, form er Metropolitan Title From Schaefer
ness.
havo now arrived, with the eaci*vi
hampinn;
Bob Mr Donald, twice
Pitched one i'f greatest game*
K- tloti of Lou Blue, first hnseinoti,
I of American Longue eumpuigu in holder of the Metropolitan Open
p-aAd' Rmery Rlguey, shortstop.
Tommy Armour, Florida —bl’i—Eric Hugenbtclier of Ger
K*
abaenee of Blue and Rlgney (‘1-L. bent lug hi* old team, the crown;
Slate
Champion;
Johnny Farrell, many became world’s 1H.2 balk line
(¥'WiU'not? Interfere with regular in- AthlCTIck 1-0, in 15 innings.
who ’iron the central Florida open biUlurd champion today, dethron
Efv rtstd and outfield praclieo being
lia s b een in tw o w o rld s e r ie s started next Monday when Mgr. IPM an I I !»_*.), W on tw o g a m e s , at Sanford a few i i e k s ngo; Bill ing Jake Schaeffer, of Chicago.
The title passed early in the
Klein, winner of the Miami Open;
ft'
1* utheduled to take charge te d iu- 1 " in th e la tte r .
* larente Jlaekney, form er Canadi morning when the challenger com
"f the squad. Ncun and Tavener
an Open Champion ap<| for the pleted the stimulated 1500 points of
firat basemna and shortstop n ■
li it two years New Jersey Stute the match after three night's play.
X L 'sportively, are nt present holriii.g
*
itampion; Al Ksoinosn, Johnny Schaeffer’s total wua 1,314, The
f down tiivjo Inti* Id position'.
<
Golden. Eddie Ixius. Joe Turueau, match went 51 innings.
witinmg I r.rrv f»aliliolt7t, ('Jutrley Mayo,
Hagenlnchei, who is the tenth
ly '
H^lluhan Shows Cp Util
itli sev- 'loin Kerrigan, Jack Forrc»tcr, Al recognized champion of the game,
H „ ST- LOUIS, M rr. JIV M ') - Bill
intends to remuin in (lie United
; Hn)lshan, pArlip- nsfaij, d from
States, lie is 80 years old and
f m *<*«*(•, fins Iift'ii Du- hijf sln,n in
mcricaa | Famous
exponent
of
the ha* been seeking the title for three
irxmbitioii games played thus f nr | League hurlers to win 20 ur more j "knuckle" hall. Ji’s Ills uutstand- years, improving with each appear
by fhgjGardlnals. In part* of two i comerts.
I ing delivery.
Hu* used it with ance. Ho Is to live in New York.
tilta In which he hus,
Took I'.irt in 50 games n 1025;' remarkablo success.
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»«JolpatcMl at the Sun Antnjiio; 55 in lt»25 nnd 51 in 1P22. Pitched 1 About 70 per cent of the hurlOur navy has been
reduced
E ; team ing cafpp. Hollahan bus ai- 2VH innings in 1P2X
U'S in American League li»vo tric*i again. And wo uaw n man with a
B S S T t s W ° " c ]M nnd ^
•Irticlo
I'itehtvl two-hit game iignimi in imitate Rommet's “knuckler." u rib t ^ atch . Lo^kn like another
H H n tjlo baiters.
j Cleveland last season.
I But only with varying luck
war ih coming.
L'Arorkout with the Indians yestcrHe made A favorable impres-
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All That Is Left Today Tor
Thousands Who I’nid In Ad
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Thousand Feet (OM>umbcr
• MIAMI, Mar. 12.^—(yi*)—rn;*,unir
through the most hectic night In
recent ring history, the proposed
Tunney-Stribllng 10 round bopt.
scheduled hero for tonight, emerg
ed n complete wreck. All that Is
I left today for thou son da who paid
,ln advance for ringside seats is
several thousand feet °f lumber,
roughly nniled together to assemble
a stadium nut in Hialeah Park.'
Sheriff Henry Chase of Dado
county, has nrdern f r o n t Governor
Martin to “nllow no prim *Jffhts
in Dade county." The chief of poJicr of Miami has a warrant for th e
arrest of Billy Gibson, Tunney •
mnmiger, charging, him with pass
ing a *2,500 worlldos* check a t
Paint Beach over a year ago. StriuHmr lias n like amount. Promoter
|
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X « l U r .*j3
J, 1v',iV
wSl
V,- haitwt/'j
r l>r»nfh, j Y
HowtBbi j , ’ *Martha tl-,|£5*'
A I'Y?
trnnit Hilt*?
* hnrlf>• Montit
3S»W*. Thiyi
W B boo w here Jim m y Goodrich
w - hS
lost a fig h t the other night..Jim"
ray will be remembered (by close uAAV*r. "•*»
friends and relatives) as the for- P a ln ^ ' ,J ' c
m cr nominal lightweight cham- Mr*. de?S*2f!
THIS is tho tim o of the year
when team s liko the Boston Red
Sox are ju st as Important ns any
DON'T mind if your next door
CHUCK EVERETT
neighbor thinks you’re queer...
gcrous eontendcrii for the Western
Everybody in Dayton laughed at
Conference championship.
tho W right brothers.
Bill Reciter is the Drake coach
*
,
and followers of the team back him
AUSTRALIA refuses to enter a
and his methods to tho limit. In
tennis team in the Davis cup
11)25 Drake had one rtf its most
m atches....... This is unquestionably
disastrous reasons. It finished next
a rebuke .to . American headline
to Inst in the Mis.uuri Valley chase,
w riters who refer to them as
winning hut four grmes out of 1(1.
"AuBsics.":
Two of the victories were mmred
over Iowa State, which brought up
OF course there is one nice
the rrnr. Grinuell, in seventh
thing about being a six-day bike
plane, won the other Drake victim.
racer..___ It a t least saves you n
The Missouri Valley is composed
week's room re n t somewhere.
of some of the best teams in the
middle weft section. Kansan, Ne
TWO American women golfers
braska and Kansas Aggies, for inaccepted eight hisques from Mas
*tenet*. usually boost strong quin
tets. This year Oklnhomn bus done Gib-urn declnrojLthat he was satfu- sey nnd Compston and were de
well, ns have also some of the ulh- I fied with anlplrrcenicm reached fen te d .....“Tho biscuits were prob
eni not rating so highly in past in the conference. Thuisiiav nt noon ably badly cooked," comments Mr
I (iilisnM said that be would not a l O’Goofty.
campaigns.
low Tunney to go into tho riffg
unlesii the §50,000 was placed to
ONE of the Cubs' new players is
hi,, credit a t the bank. Promoter a song-w riter, a banjoist nnd n
' Baugh bus no §50,000 and Gibson Charleston king,.-....It remnins to
I ih dared there would be no fight. be seen If he i s 'a ball player.
Two hours Inter n w arrant was
| received by tile chief of police f)f
TH E DcmpHoy-Tunney fight
.Miami, charging Gihson with pnss- now virtually cinched except that
rjng a worlhlrsi* check, nnJ ,the neither has signed, no money has
chief announeed to the public and changed hands, no date has been
the press that the fight would be set nnd no site has been selected.
Tie ru tM
staged, lie stated that if he could
<>( tin- icrtSB
iiiders In Most Matches only find Gibson and huve a few
ucrtliwttf
M
IS golf bad for ball players?
T“ h
Already’ Have Numerous minutes’ conversation with him the It I* if taken inwardly a t the nine *'U
M.
;
wns certain to lake place.
nod P
Honors; (Henna Collett Is fight
teenth hole.
Gibson
could
not
be
found
in
Mi
inn
or
Cv3H
In The Finals At IJcflair ami. He had gone to the raced. A
t arh f l
FRANK MORAN is now u ntul
rlslil. title H
few hours afterw ard he rvturne to sports w riter in H avana......And tin|irnp«nrH
town hut the Police had not served we can. rem ember when he used
It Ik IbittMl
Title--, and more titles, continue the w arrant this morning.
von nnd n i l f l
to be y*nnsidered an intelligent hereby rUKtotj
lo i>e i.'i-tributi’d to men and wom
Governor Sends Wire
mil or rnirh!w|
heavyweight.
Six hours after the announce
enUKe on M l
en golfer* and tenuis players
April. A. H f l
ment by the chief, Governo- Mar
HEADLINE noya:' “ Hoff clears Kale I'M «fjs
through this "ninny" Mute.
tin made u similar one, wiring bar nt 13 feet, fi inches,".... What I'onrt
lli>«» *1
In n e s t of the matches, how- Siterif Henry Chase, of Dude coun
I'nuntr, f i ™ ,
over. the finalist* ahead;- have a ty, not to “allow any pruc fights had tho yoilng man been drinking? Ihrri nf i
lie rnlrr(d *a*
iiunibt r of championships dangling in Dado county.” Sheriff Chase
The annual spring travesty of I., Inc n M« t*1
from their belt:, and are in quest fays that he will carry out the
i ’nin|fliiin»ot»P,
distilling Bccond Cobbs and Speak ulmvr
I of more. At Bell .'tor. Glenna Col Governor’s orders,
drKrtOJV
er* from blue denim shirts and
It |n IhrrtWI
lett, national womnii's oolf cham
Four hours after the Governor*! loud squeaking corduroy pants is lliln nolle* II i
pion. sect;* the ffelleair champion- announcement to the sheriff, tho
Sanford llcraJAJ
•• v
tthiu in .a match with Helen I'ny- promoter.and Gibson had separate now under way.
lislicl In H«M«
I'lorld*. on** »l
►iCB t " — •----- V
son of Portland, Me. These two conferenced with Cornelimi Van
Ball Players -are asscifltlmg in enn**clitl*«
made their way to the finals after derbilt, Jr., and Dudley Field Ma
Wltnrrt M *
defeating Homier Wall, Wisconsin lone, nationally known lawyer and helpless southern hamlets fN*m all nril of IM Jr]
country* nn(l mock tur- SrVt-nlli Jndx)“ ]
champion, and Mr**. G. !l. .Ste’sutt writer. When the conferences with *p a rts of the
la lintnai
til Imtd of M a r to J I
of I'tiilaJ,’phiii, i"_ aei t ively.
(‘nunt).
Mr. Vanderbilt und Mr. Malone be
of March A D 1
\ incept BMiard*. who is rank gan (he report boenme circulated
ed as the third ^reateat* tennis Glut they would buck the fight flplayer in America, does battle,
(Circuit
with Taheuhi
Hurnda, Japan's
champion, for the Florida singles
WlbSON- IKWf
holtrtloM Wi
tennis crown. Jerry Lung, and
publitli: »Ur. 1
Fred B rggr. both New Yorkers,
April luJi
meet Hnrndu and A. II. Chapin
J i„ of Springfield, Mubs.j for the
i ; Til* OI(
double title.
announcement wa« made, Mr. MnIV CHA*C*«
Yertijrdny Mis* Elizuliitli Ryan lono nnd Mr. Vanderbilt entered
8.
I t Ut.'U
o f CalfTornia. who la st week an l ight headquarters for another con
nexed tho Florida single* title, ference und both emphatically de
ju u r»
added the Dixie single* crown, nied any idea of "backing the pro
lior opponent ycMrrday, a* last posed fight."
week, was Mary K. Browne, New
"F or Public’s Interest" '
Volk. Miss Ryan, with Mrs. HihlcMr. Malone and Mr. Vnudcrbilt
“ EM
gradt* Taylor
of Bouton, shared said they were interested only In
the double* title, *hininuting Miss tiie public’s interest and Mr. Ma"AigS
Browne and Mis* L ouise Raymond, loiie was emphatic in his statem ent
lUm Brstt C
that he was interested in tho pybfW gS'
lie'ti welfare only because Mr. Van oats arc nidra fashionable.
derbilt had employed him to go
j
a r w«
into the m atter.
W hat we can’t undersUml l* jp-snlKc*.
J uIIuk MolM
A fter u short conference with why a big league ma, rnet wll spend t li n unitu k
Mr. Baugh. Mr. Malone nnd Mr.
■ K. H.
Ual currency cleveloping
r .- .- r - _
Vanderbilt left fight headquarters, flock of dudos from the Lamb and
end
informing n dozen or more news Mutton League and then ask WalWal
paper men from nil qvtr the coun te r Johnson to do the y e a rs work.
try that so fur a* they were con
HUNTSVILLE, Mur. 12.—<,1
cerned there would no nt> prize
This probably explains why waH
Willio -Vaughan, 23, negro, i
pnrtlf*. ,M 'S
fight tonight. The group* of fans carriers never have private yachts. or
ln (»»b *3
electrocuted Jit 12:58 o’cluek
who hud hung about tho downtown
rr.ldoM- W
morning at the state prison I
hotel lobbies, headquarter*' for
interests ISj^
Spring
training
has
changed
fop a n uttuck upon u white jjjrl
, fight talk, disconsolately gave up vastly since tho Smith brother* (hU SS t. JS"
skn Antonio.
, the vigil and dispersed.
were clean-shavety All the ro
mance has gone from the <» o J»
and most of the baseball, too.
titta
GoT 1 OlDMT
KNOW YOU
W AS G
rT io c v ^ e v ;
<OlLL y
Y
O P tN 'T T eM 'T lO K /
V JE L L .I N E W E R . R O D E
O H O R S E (N MY U F E
GOT THEY
j
T-O
Gcnje
Ok HORSE
t h i n t H fxs N e v e i i
>
GEEK/ C lD D E K /
X
V
0EPO R E Y
A '
When yon reported In the old
days they asked yon w hat you bat
ted in the Throe-Eye League. . • •
Now they w»nt to know what you
shot the Country Club course tn
last fall_____
M1
tte CyMj
b m
’j S h
The old-timers all tried to
like Anson; tbo newcomers all try coWS*^®1^
to swing like Vmrdon.
the *W?T ti
rowft.
Arid yet the demon athlete* *”
ju st as interested in the g*“ ® **
in v of tbk ancient lellow* were,
especUHy> pay-day*
rm rriT
I 'o r n T
«»[
cottXTV, r t o i u i w
U f to fV r . WHISBbER
uk
■cX Bfcj
rahllraU M
XiLLUta.
t
T lilrtr J
•:
�Matter Of
w m r l -------- y *ny.f
ashmann, chairman of tho
f
Florida. fcta U
B e a u tific a tio n C om -
n „ ) n «*?•* cdUor ot "BiautUul
Florida* u, a recent address earno? L m
, lht wPrM, " aUon
moaV^Jrei *nf *“ twb®iy as , the
most efflcnciou* medium of bedhtifylnir the .U
state
a* aa-whole.
tifylng
te m
“ w h o le ^ ''
Excerpt* from Mr. Lehmann's
Lehmann's
K
’r , „ , ,r ™ '" lou*
jf®
ttt? t* S .Ufic,Uo.n M » * w ntlm enli
it l*.a m atter of dollar* and.cents
I t adds much more to tho value of
a property than It costs, f t is an
investment, not on expense.
“The Realtor can aid the proKTom greatly.by working for wide
right* of way for our highways.
Not lc*a than -1°0 feet should be
tho wid th of the rig h t of Iway trrt
»,8ln hiKbvray* of the sU te.
It will be n lot easier to g e t 100
feet rig h t of way now than It
ever will bo ngnln In Florida.
“The .Realtor 1* helping the
campaign in Florid ft hy keeping
S ; To. T « Payer*
Tax Books will close on-A pril
Is^ as provided by tow. T ax ,p ay
ers a re 'u rg e d tlo pay Barly’, and
ununn.-in cloning, »* not wait until the last day* of
neat and. moat worth- March when thev would be cotpiver promoted In this i>elHd to stand In lino for h b a n
s interest nml enthu- wailiiijt their turn.
.
•'
| TIkipo who cannot pny until .the
Inst of March arc requested to
call for their tax bilb*, if sam e
month in W inter llrfven and the have not been reeoiveU;. thry should
sixth will meet in Euatis next brine deed* or dcsCrlotlon of pro
AprU. I t promise* to be tha torg- perty, as shown by deed*.
eat and best, o f a ll the m setings
lan d which has been subdivided
• o .f a r heldand plat* filed since January 1,]
11*25 Is not assessed as lota to r thn
»$£? .
NOTICK
year 1925and-taxes should be paid,
,
under the original description.
. Notice in hereby given th a t on i
*n,> ''a y « r A pril. ISIS, a t te n oVlc
. . JNO. D. JIN K IN 8. . , I
A- M -.J w in a p p ly t e th e H o n o rs
T ax Collector Seminole.County
J i .O. S h arro n . C o n n ty J u d g e , I * •
f<nr S rm ln sfe C ounty. F lo rid * . * t !
®rilce in th e C o u rt H o u se lit S i
ford, Sem inole C ounty, T to rld S , 1
? ? lh ? r!, r lb ■,11 *1 p r iv a te Sale
th e In te re s t o r J o h n M i n r f P * r
a n d Jam es R o b ert P a r tin , a s Id ml
o r*- *n a n d to th e fo llo w in g t
Elton J. MoUffhton
10th Street And Sanford Avenue
ARCHITECT
• ESH
8W H **<» n w h oi
t L t & i V Towu,N p 11
w inrAJ . . . H,: 1.ASIU, Ouardlan.
P i n t N a tio n a l |U n k Hldg
S a n f o r d . ------- -- ... Florid*
1923 Ford Touring:........
1923 Ford Touring “..... :
1924 Ford R oadster.......
1924 Ford Coup^............
1924 Overland Touring
1924 Overland Sedan ....
1921 Dodge Touring
1923 Dodge S e d a n ........
Chevrolet Touring
1923 Chevrolet Coupe ...
1923 Chevrolet C oup e...
1924 Chevrolet Touring
New Ford Coupe
Y:‘
. And
One Karat Diamond
is a y o f trium ph &> h a Aszed.
J
Us t e s t tu b e e x p re s s e d . anotl*
viehurv far m a n ftr u t chem ixhrv
1* . *
t
,
V,s \ jy , *
whlto powder th a t was to revoiu
ICIIKK
i *go, In n tionito metallurgy.
n, Germany,
Experinpnta often travel in cy.
i * crucible
i never**I
[other Earth
Ing With
I a new cle- the same ineftiw tow*----------------h* mime
end.
H. S t, Glair - Deviile, in
ranUhcd, ^France, repeated W ohler’s experi
lastrial and ment a few years later, without
y ,>.
tarttd! For knowledge of JL ,
tbit chcmLouis Napoleon wua. F rance’s
blrr, has ruler. Ho called in Deviil<rto vio
ry-of the late hia
experimentDeville
[ brain nnd talked volumes about the light,
i problems new metal.
Napoleon thought:
nd power,
“W h a t, henutifiil arm or fo r my
odds, and
lift of Na- curnissers.”
Made Into Jewelry
tht world's
Napoleon dreamed too Boon. • It
I rift and was destined th a t .before aluminum
tail it cost could be produced cheaply enough
jbotton th a t to bo used for arm or,, the men of
kn pistons science would be building guns so
k In w- great th at such pinto would seem
„
k Is some like gossam er..
it, pan or But Napqlooa built a factory for
Lt. The Deville, and the work of reducing
Hi on her itluminam w as begun.
F or years
■king ma tho metal waa made into jewelry
sk in a tew —watches, breast pins, medals and
[kmg. bsrk- lavallierea.
;
,
And aluminum saved Louis’ life.
Fur tho emperor had A floor of
itltiniljmiTi built Into hi* carriage,
and'when the bomb , of Orsini
VIKING
■ r,k). It.;.
I r i , l --X1
V*V fur lif
■(illioni oi,
Best Cooking
POTTER'S “ORLAJ}Dd M A lb
CANDIES
t
Reasonable prices
are the advantage
of this place.
$21.50
Plilliuns of VIKING tirc-a carry .the standard
guarantee.
minum povt» dsy in No A rbaiice on a Ford coudc nnd one
'•tsl thpt ,5 kaint diamond ring with your gns
I steel also
and oil. [ *eme millamina in j o
i made into’
Horse F eed ----- - Cow F eed -—~ Poultry Feed
. ■
Special attention paid to
parties, receptions
and weddings.
Factory 308 W. Central
Avenue
*■—, _
*•
Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue
Orlando, Floridn
’**11* *^
“Your Money Back If You Arc Not Satisfied
MAKEYOURLIVESTOOLPAYDIVIDENDS
ALGRAIN HORSE FEED
Brinq an 6 5 1 Grain Ration, i t th » m o st eco
SANFORD FEED & §
SUPPLY CO.
f
nomical. «■ w e ll« t h r beat balanced
.h o n e t o d on th e m a rk e t.
O PEN A L L N IG H T
JNO. W. SNEED
•4*
•
Phone 539
iford. Cafe
W .FIB 8T ST .
Myrtle Xvei
DOORS OPEN 7:00 I*. M.
CIRCUS 8:31) I*. M.
Bring The Kiddie*
s h j p l h u c j u S amhat
'TIJ o*-H
o r J>T» l I A P A l l ! N I C £ C T S 4 KCYA l - t TF fiS *‘, 'K
- MBA .^*1
A Group of Great Variety, Including Every
New Feature
Filling sta tio n
,
1113 Sanford Avenoe
Sanford. FI*.
AFTERNOON A N D STREET FROCKS .
1
Hun-
% -
* , i_ . .
* l"
*1
■*:;i
jii^ ,t
,
.,
We are offering these dresses a t a price th a t fairly ahouta the
w o n d e r f u l savings th at are possible. ThiB' group of afternoon
and street dresses are fashioned of rare quality flat crepes
nnd are trimmed in auper style along the trends th a t Dame
Fashion- is now favoring. Embroidery, fine laces, and ftelf
trimmings are found in this group. Plain and printed pat*
terns hold main place. This is a rare chance to buy your new
spring dress at a price th a t will please-you.
»tenturleg
alupii-
'tkm. some
Vwe wck-l
■****** very
Irinced nu
W•» iron5* **CTet
(youth re-
$24.95 to $27.50
DAINTY
ALPAC
party
NribbonH i i
These alpaca dresses ore t ,most important .for
morning paper. Solid colors as well as the faydrUe
stripes are shown fashioned in these substantial
dresses. The price mokes is group most attrac
tive.
$16.50 to $1
BATHING SUITS
r the glad days when bathing is enjQyod
enjoy this
F* of tith-
with
K r**»UA.
j V ^ !**>■
; . . . . . $ 200.00
Hay — Grain — Mixed Feeds — Cotton Seed M caf—Paris Greca«
»»cted the
** not the
■
now
'• «U wri.
J^ P o u n d
Rrifen, uf
$225.00
.....$250.00
tOOL
\ALGRAIN,
C ire y s Ground.-i
I radio eon-(’i
|*uU)tacbilc< [
h* aw pn,-;;
the United (*
Ur
llljfc Sanford Ave,
Phone 461-J
THE BIG SHOW HIT
I>j(h psjtw,;
It
Rines Filling Station
KLAN CIRCUS S I ,
BALLOON TIRES
P - tubci for!
» ts and
ires and
another
uur*t In I’nris, a score of tropic
,n“?r , N«palw5J»s carriage were
killed, but France’s ruler came out
unharm ed.
' In America, in the closing ’80s
aluminum was destined to ho com
mercialized by aii inquisitive colJego boy who started a 1150,000,000
industry in a tiny, home-made
crucible.
, A coupon given with each five
gallons gas and four quarts oil.
Also, _a coupon
.dob
__r
.
jtt with each .dol*
tor's nurchnftxrood for
ALUMINUM WARS
Drawings each Monday and
Thursday
Let us furnish you with the beat
Gas and Oils, Tires and Tubbs
a t better prices.
$125.00
$150.00
$150.00
$250.00
$250.00
$275.00
$150700
$350.00
Wo have
and others
&4th Street
�AirtericirB
NEW YORK, M arch Ylr
sawing up and dovfti Broad
saw John G ilbert trying td |
his way through a g reat throng
that ha m ight -watch himself
flicker In tho prem iere of “La Boheme’'.;.....
And how . all. th e stenographers
and shop girls hear of such goings
on I'sh a ll never loam .
They are
fa r better reporters than I, for I
hnd not known t h a t John would he
there.
Y et all tho "/an " world
of recent care,
set ms to find out such thingsplalhad be waa looking for
en arrested last night, but
They gather ini fro n t of Broadway
ea pointed out th a t most
dng kicked by tho j theaters In such throngs t h a t ' it
•
takes n young regim ent o f police
..
to keep the sidewalks and streets
* clear.
«
_- - _
And as aach pet sta r enters they
JT r
w
let loose w ith cheers and calls
iS M l. • K
'Hello Hope"—"He-llo Jaw n”. __
in . \ l a J h
6 rw Hope Hampton altting just
im S / r j j
ahead of mo and so gorgeous is
her hair th a t I missed much of the
picture..... -and' her distinguished
looking hubby, Mons Brulntour,
who certainly m ust enjoy watching
tho galloping celluloid since he
NO. 3—T H E MARCH H A R R PLAYS A TRICK
ets a f a t cdmmisslon on every
oot of film ,'thanks to a little In*
vontion___ .And there was George
Jean N athan, though Lillian Gish
was present only on tho screen....
But they do say the romanco goes
m errily on.......
Saw Jack Dempsey and the
missus, freshly arrived from FlorIda, and a t least ton dozen news
boys in his wake........
Seem to «ee Georges Carpentier
everyw here.! go....... And it ia said
th at he haa taken such a fancy to
America th a t he intends to spend
“v.
f M
more lime hero - ^ In California,
*J p H Ml i F T
he says....... Apparently he Is the
i \ ivA -■ jt kj
one notable in America who will
not
Join the Florida real estaters....
»•
Wandered over to East Houston
street------“Goulash
row"
they
used to call it between Avenue A
and F irs t avenue------It .was once
said of this block th at more
goulash was served In a single
evening than was consumed by gll
Budapest in n week___ But times
will."
.
Thereupon tho M nrehsUarc be change....The second generation
gan to laugh and laugh and laugh has learned to like corn-beef-anda a . loudly as ever he knew how, cabbnge and other dishes boiled
And then in a full strong voice he In the m elting pot.... no longer
•aid, “Oh, thank you, Mr, Bunny. does npplo strudel und cheese form
I'd Ju st love to go< to th at lovely tho chief item of (Hot..,. ...Whoregarden you were speaking about. fore the chefs sigh onti drop a
tear....... In the onco solid row of
th e land-Wn*fa*Srinpc-I«-Comlng, Did you say th a t tho lettuce wns Hungarian restaurants now npponr
particularly
flno
and
sweet
add
e n d dolyou think I can gat him to Under, wns it tho lettuco th a t was growing gnus....... Yus, the new
m om 7 V o slrl H sV down In the ■weat and Juicy hr tho rfew poas world -graually nbsorbs tho o ld ...
n k a w a n t spare bejroom of the you mentioned I forg o t which—
—GILBERT SWAN.
C o tto n ta il’ underground house and
there be says he’a godng to s ta y /'
GIUDDEItS DO CHARLESTON
**T lU t'•funny/’/ srtoke up Nick.
“Ihrte seen rabbits about all winter.
STATE COLLEGE, Pn., March
n i * .don't go t o - s l a p like th e . ---------------- -12—</P)—Hugo Betdek Is making
•TOundbet*. I often aee their March Hare went on with n wink his
football candidates dance the
t n c k k n i the •now.'*
•
a t the Twins. “Three Inches long Charleston. Aa a limbering up
* 1 kfcoWl I know!’Isold the March 'already! My! My I Let's go right
conditioning exercise ho thinks
Hsra hastily. “T h a r do come out away. I can hardly w ait until and
it cannot be beaten. It is done
on dsyk th a t a re i not too c o ld ., w*—" 1
*with elonted shoes on u Inn-bark
Thsy coWt« out to Jnnch off bark j Ju st then Cutle Cottontail stuck floor of a stock pavilion.
ahd tw ig s and things to keep them out his head und - blinked sleepily,
a liw , B tk they d o s t etay long a t But his note was wiggling,
W inter Haven—Movement under
a tim e. :jY»sy’d ratfisr sleep. Much
“Can I go 'long, Uncle Ben?" way to construct 80-foot boulevard
y sth arl i AAd along about tho end he said. Then he said quickly, and white wuj% between this t |t y
ME W b r ia tin a t the (first o f March, "Whore's- Uncle Bpn und where's and Lako Alfred
th ey tget--law sr th an ever. They that garden?’’
M a t to alaeptm ost lof th s tim e."
“The garden is in the Land*
Clearwater—New Davy-McMul' “ JraeJ th a t’a 'J ’lghti" laughed Mr. where- spring -Is- coming," sold lcn building being erected on
Rubarfuh. "Andy w l ten they d o 'th e March Hare quickly, grabbing Cleveland' and Fort Harrison
ask* u r In March ^and And th a t him. “And Just as soon os you Streets.
(pring ia on the way.- they go crasy are scrubbed up you mny go too."
rilh dsllgkt. That'S why they say I If you see Cutle Cottontail
As mad a\ a M arch Ha—' I beg around, my dears, looking on
roar pardon. M ister .H are. I BEG though he had Just come from the
four pardoril”
I barbers, you’ll know th a t he Ims.
. MNo haraff No harm I" said .th o Or a t least, th a t Mister Rubadub,
uarch H are.bastlly. " It's all very the fairym an, has given him n good
n ie . But now about this Cotton- scrubbing much against his will.
You esnnot be well and happy and
be constipated — th a t is certain.
Headache, dullness, sallow com
plexion, sickness and operations
are caused by carelessness and our
modern way of living. No laxative
to n do." aaid tha Hare
w a b m in u ro w , mnren is - v n
,8 cfTectivo 'thnt doC9 ,lot nct on tho
So the Twins and the March House leaders agreed today to uc- cnUro
„y8tcm> j U8t tho
H er* vrent along tthe p a th to the cept tho Senate amendments to the emptying of tho lower bowel does
C ottontails' w inter house under tho Muscle Shoals resolution with the 110t glvo
rcau]ta, ^fhe new acground and rang tho bell,
added provision th a t no lease bo nc- CCnted way Is by taking K l o k -L ax
Nobody came.
copied th a t doe. not guarantee and ta Guiea nt' o n t n ig h t K u jk -Lax
Safeguard tho production or nl- thoroughly
tratea and other fertilizers,
I nyatem. Y<
»amm.mi
. •
tllltOO Yj">/V*
tho March H aro to the Twins, "Tho IN UEIIALF AMERICAN GIRLS black
NEW YORK, March 12.—</P)—
la ty little rascal would ra th e r
sleep than get his tears Washed. W hat visiting British trade union
But I know a way. wow don’t bo is t think of American girls:
surprised a t anything I m ay say "They're not so very pretty, but
o r do. I ’ll have to feel him, so l they’re so jolly too."
| ----------- ------------- :— r —» ------------
^ELIZABETH, K j„
W -.T h a p ? h«vc been
rtrj.l mUcli talk about mnf>y tfsn
hisses in ,
h a mme r ]m urder
' trial
M here, j " ?
Cowan sobbed and
”J 80*>hed on th«
wituead atand, denying th.lt k;
killed William J.
l ie adm itted kh>«li
o r th re e times ,
the cheek,Stolon kisses, ho «n JP^.
.1
^ e w S
•
Am erica followed seven
7~.
h o u r, of debate, f our tt",d
S e n a to r Sm ith unCd in h i s V S J *
LIQUID
Fact and Toil.t
POWDER
City Tax Books ^ 1 c
lands upon which taxes
tised and sold for taxes
faxes remaining unpaid
deputy collector, and'u
same.
J
old-time town crier le f t In A m c rlc a — J u llu s M yers, to w n
ELLEN HOY,
A complete stock of
these stoves are car
ried by the following
dealers:
a th ree b u rn e r F h ie c tio n
and rent two apartments furnished witfc
Perfection stoves— ”
]Vrites XI rs. S. E. D rew , 207W. Peachtree S t., Lakeland, Fk
‘I've used Perfection stoves for fifteen
years and expect to use them as long
as I use oil stoves. I like them just
fine and w ouldn't have any other
kind[ I do all kinds o f cooking on my
Perfection. I like it for jelly particui
larly because I can keep the tempem
ature perfectly even”
c 1
We Want Your
nonager r
Phone 8
her grand-daughter, M rs. Paul Meddictft
111 East Peachtree Street.
/■FURNITURE
Klok -L ax
~ac& on tim e"
“Quality Merchan*
dise at prices that
appeal.”
^
\
|
rJj
II
M
“Em perfectly delighted with iL It’s®
clean and so easy to use, doesn't stnok
at all and cooks just fine. I tried <jtij
other kind of oil stove and every tiffli
I turned my back it
'4
smoked. M y Pcrfeciion doesn't smoke :
at <dl; I feel I can
go away and leave
things cooking on it
in perfect safety.”
J\o)------
Thousands ol Perfection stoves are used in Florida—in private
homes and in npurtments. Grandmothers recommend them to
lhen firand-duugliicrs. And each user is a Perfection enthusiast.
There arc many reasons why.
And Perfections need no w»tdna<«*jL
Clean, intense heat pours directly into
Mcddick says. Set the flume for • P“
y o u r cooking through the long blue chlmc o o k in g n e e d - h i g h , w ith yeUosr W J
nejs, w hich.burn every drop o f oil and
inches long^ Ior quick
convert it into uniplc cooking heat be
for simmertog—and you esn
fore it rcachcfrthc utensils. Kettle boU £
»n r e m a in f o r h o u r s US >’Ou ,c l Ui
toms stay as bright und clean us when
t,
brand new.
Touch a match to die wick for instant
S
fteut. 1 he flame is visible at all times Ztt
through the mica windows. T o ex- Tn
Cinguish, turn wick ’way down. Im- • T
cicdiatcly all heat is gone. N o smokel
No odor. No hauling o f ooal, or ashes. . .
for you use only kerosene, the safe,
household fuel.
"d "
^how drift
Just living in Florida goes a long way towards making *
happy prosperous home. But once you’ve got your family
-
.
“We Can Meet Y
, . . Needs,”
there, you’ll have to feed them good wholesome food.
esom e co
W i-’ " - "-
Perfection Heaters Provide quick warmth ai
�mail s
sional Cigaret
:■fc rt »
j L.
-
*w•t ■
'i
•i 1 *
by a l l e g e su m m e r
TROY,
March 1 1 . - “ ’F ran’
smoJced;* cigaret before .ho went
l° r b ^ calm statem ent whicj,
••Jake’’ N esbitt mad« a t th e cornn rr’s Inquest .in to th e mysterios
bath tub m urder of hi* wife, F ran
ce. Drake N eabitt has atlrTed this
nuie r,*MaIn .tre q t" c ty of 7000
as much as th e brutal slaying of
the form er Ohio S tate tennis
Liaare to the
P^Enaled at
aoooo to f?.Crtflbe comno idea, poor
KSkSB*
L i at a cost
he hare aai W
U 24 with 600
Kjtjdy booked
Ured yesteri o’clock, and
L which time
Und volunteer
fUraes. They
fomtrol late
fere been detoday and she
for New York
,rch 12.—(^F)
x has seven
legislatures,
nl power and
Pof the others.
support the
difefrent sot other four
to be drumto support
.n hsve rival
re and legisrlos seems to
ecord in the
Unless the
local agreet is believed
] appoint n
L Mar. 12.—
U Phi Beta
anything it
Lrrment in
k , secret of
■ This from
U , in inauBOO .000 for
llr T w
If : - ^
>
^ I ^ w a s the’ firs t m urder in this
county In a qu arter o f a century.
It was an unusually brutal murder
__Mra. N eabitt'. skull w»» crushed
from a death-dealing blow and her
b X V r .t c h ,d , brolM d .ltd tin ,.
waa placed in a bath tub partly
full of w ater.
At first, fho m ystery .of .the
crime, intrigued • Troy a
Main
street.”
But this angle quickly
was shoved into the background by
the m atter of fact admission of
tho husband k t the inquest that
“ Fran” smoked a cigaret occnaion' f o r Troy does not countenance
smoking by women.
The Rev. Dungan of the first
Presbyterian church, who married
and buried "F ran D rake," the
town tomboy and everybody’s
friend, aaid:
b it waa n grent shock to tee. I
had never hnd the s lig h te s t'in ti
mation th a t France* over looked
at n c ig a re t.. I m ust adm it that
a t least half the town has sort of
lost interest in the cn*e since this
came out.
We were sta rtle d .'’
And Mrs. Charles Drake, moth-
Fran bought antiques. The fo**? .7
potter Colonial bed" stained w ith v j j
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----------- her life's blood was one of them ,.
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and a funny old dresser . whldw?'
rTJmri |
Troy does “not go In” fo r antique*J * «
it d.
Fran had no l»nbic«t—-“ And rtt> “
perfect o W
P'«ns for any,” said her
••if
“ Fran wns all business and a k l f c v
Hon. Thnt's .why. they joined thd \
Cpuntry club: Jake wasn’t" s ttW ? ^
about doing it, bqt F*iran aaid t b a l : •oj
the right connections would’bring ! .“j
them bualneab."
Fran’ hated houseWork—
why shouldn’t sh e?” 'iJhampItflWlV'k’ t
hur grief-torn mother, “when she
could hire six colored'girls With
what she earned?"*
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N e w 'A f r a id
Fran “could get around by herself all xiaht.
She didn't need / j
n innn trolling around."
m ts -^ e
N a s lill ItrvU wife tnorJereA
t \
If her hushahd Was busy aha . 7 .1
wives with compressed lips "did"
“Fran taugh mo all I know,”
the accumulation of unwashed says her husband now. "She was drove her little coupe to Dayton
for a show by herself.
She was
dishea in "F ran 's” little sink.
the business head of the family,” never
afraid when alone, they
Frances Nesbitt worked “outFrances Drake Neabitt wanted
sny, and her mother' tells of eaUr
ri
side the home.” ,She is described "something more from life than
Honing her not to put the key up
ns "the beat man we ever had" by Jb»t
on the porch beam with the string
her employers fnr whom she sold
“Let’s buy a.funny little cottage
hnnglng down so everyone could
and demonstrated a certain kitchen
Jn
woods, she said to her
[levies
husband just a few months ago.
“ Fran would only laugh and aajf
*7 *nn . v .» The little . four-rbom cottage
that as long ns it didn’t lightning <
—,
. f™ ? * T ar
hugging a wooded h ill f a r .o u t
nnd ns long as she didn’t have tp •’ J
’ She drove her own little car f rom the town Itself, the w ry
fire a gun, nothing would botherp
Ohio,
her," rvenllml her mother. '
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Frances Drake Nesbitt, modern
woman, modern wife, it deed.
She
Who killed her ia the .question , '
Troy'
him Into the business w ith 'h er. woods to hunt blnla and flowers
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A Picture Story Of The Mysterious Bath-Tub
marriage U l k
mU. lu k lw a
cr.of tho alain girl, was wet eyed
as she went about the dreary after-the-funcral “setting things to
rights,^ and aaid:
' " It Waa a Shock"
.. “Jake neVcr told me that Fran
smoked. I t was certainly a shock
to meBut it doesn’t m atter."
And there, in n nutshell you
have tho story of Frances DrUkc
..esb itt—the modem woman, the
modem wife in a “Main street’’
town.
wUnslls
Rosalie lived in the pages ol
“This Freedom." Modem author!
galore hnve painted other Rosalies
But no author could have done better than to havo known Frances
Drake Nesbitt, whose mutilated
body was found in tho bathtub of
her little “love nest" n few days
ago—-while Troy stay-at-home
Colorado* Train Is
New Magazine
Delayed By_Buffalos
- For Farm Aid
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DENVER, Colo., March 12— </!*) MIAMI, March 12.—Publication
—Days When g rea t herds of buf- of n weekly tabloid magazine defalo halted trains crossing the voted to the interests of those alwestem plains found an echo'here ready engaged in agriculture In
when S tate Game Commissioner Florida, those who intend or are
Parvin reported th a t a herd of 500 considering doing so and those
deer last week held up a D enver: who are making it possible for
nnd Salt Lake tra in near Hot Sul- others to cultlvnto the soil, was
phur Springs, Colo.
begun today by the Vanderbilt
The herd settled down comfort- I Publications here. The magazine
ably on the tracks and the train i i» known ns tho "Vanderbilt Farmcrew was forced to stop the train | cr" nnd in designed for distribu
The
and chase the anim als off the rond- tion throughout the nation.
publication will be devoted strict
bed, Parvin said.
Hoavy snows have driven herds ly to Floridn agriculture nnd fea
of d e erfro m ^ h e higher ranges, and f tures of interest to the Florida
many reports have come to the farmer.
commissioner’s office of deer raid
ing farm ers’ hay ktneks.
READ
A day-by-day story of a Florida community that we
believe will show more comparative progress In the
next five years than any other city In the state.
2 L ocom otivO lrm s
Effect Consolidation
NEW YORK, March 12.—(/P)—
A m erger of the American Loco
motive and H allw ay Steel Spring
companies, bringing< together two
lending railroad equipm ent manu
facturers with combined- assets «.f
approximately >130,000,000, wns
approved by the directors of Irnih
companies today.
The consolidation, if appruv<v't _
the stockholders, will be cffcci-d
iby an exchango of two shkres of
1American
Locomotive . eomrqon
litock fa r three of Railway Steel
Spring, and a share foe share ex
changed of preferred.
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Sanford and the Potential Possibilities of the
S t.
Joiias River-Ijidian River- Canal
Seminole County, of which Sanford is the County Seat, and
Brevard County have consummated plans for the construction
of a canal which will link together two commercially important
rivers and connect the Solid Central Section of the State with the
East Coast. ..
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It will drain and open for agricultural development approxi
mately a half million acres of fertile land in the vicinity of San
ford, as rich as that in the fam6us Mississippi delta;
Broken
lit a d ay
Hill • act quickie—«top colda ta * 4 hour.
Fever »nd headache disappear. Gripp: ia
conquered in j dajn. Every winter it uvea
million* danger and diacooucrt. Don't tale
chance*, don’t delay an bout*. Get the beat
help adence know*.
Be Sure It k a l l K . Price 30 c
NEW HANDY PACK
Fits hand —
p o ck et a n d purse
More fo r y o u r m oney
and tke la s t Papyarmlit
axwtnsSwMt for aaymooay
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Look for Wrigky’i P. E Handy Pick
y o ^ D ja la ^ iC c m t^ ^ ^ l j
f, hold* the
* record of
w about to
• try to fly
p*»t moun-
CAN YOU SOLVE THIS?
It will provide a direct inland water route from Jacksonville to
Miami, an estimated distance of 500 miles, and will comprise
the Florida inland waterway link of the Maine to Key .West in
tracoastal system. -
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Its effect upop Sanford’s increasing importance as an inland
port can be recpgnized by the fact that Sanford is on Lake Mon
roe. head of navigation on the St. Johns River, which, in turn, is
a direct route to the $ea and to principal Eastern seaports.
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At Sanford are inexpensive homes and homesites, farms, acre
age, business and industrial locations. Municipally owned utili
ties. Forty-seven miles of paved streets. Three banks. Modem
schools, and churches of all denominations.
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The above le tte n when properly arranged form the na»«
of u lata president. Everyone tending In the con-eel solu
tion will be awarded a beautiful lot, aizo 20x100 fe«t,
FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMBRANCES, locat
ed In one of our J i e w aubdiviaiona between New York and
C CltTitla offer expire* May 15th. 1928
BBWAKR OK IMITATORS!
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What Is It—anyway?
id InHamad mu*cte»—
d . pom
■a c a ll
tortoroa.
ufebuDd bri
w V re rr * r a
rh#mmatl»tn— com to n w « - r
6— Sanford as a Better Place to Livr.'
7— Sanford as a Tteqsportation Center. M
. 8—How Sanford Is Growing.
9— The Spirit of Sanford's Citizenship. ' V
10— Sanford as a Place to Rear Your Children
11— Real Estate Possibilities in Sanford.
IE—Sanford's Moderate Cost of Living.
13—
Business Necessities in Sanford.
14—
Recapitulation of Facts and Statistics.
Come and See for Yourself
—-why Bonford valuta a rt u n ln flattd and why in m ttmanta a r t ■trletly Income tarn ln g and not aii.ruiuTlv*.
You'll at*, for lo a la n tt, an |I.M0,tt<0 rrevni coltrr v/up
b a lM b arvtaltd .
You'll at* a c ltr fronting on a magnl ro< i.K .,
ordrd rni
of navigation on th t 8 t John* H lv.r,
tranaportatlon br til-w a te r ro u t- to \ nclpal II*
t.a p o rla ; flOt.OOO m unicipal plar am bonded i
t'ou.o to bo built.
You'll at* a c llr on tha main lino (dlrlalon hdodquartora) o f. too A tlantia Coaat I,In* .railroad and on in*
<ro.a-atata Dial* lljg h w ay m idw ar bttwarn Jaebaenv illa and Tampa. I'ullm an but a.rvlca to all parta bf
F lo r id a ..»
You’ll ***. too, th* n .w h alf-m illio n -d o lla r F o rr a tt Lah>
T o n rla t lio ta l.
You’ll aaa properly v a lu ta Ilka tboa* you ar* aerualomad to up N o rth ^ n d you wjll b* donvlnrad, aa otbara
haVa bacon*. that*today. Hanford off.ra tha aam* op
portunity aa BL. Pattraburg, Miami. Orlando and D ay
tona offtrad tan yaara ago.
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New Forrest Lake Tourist Hotel. Eighteen-hole golf course.
Fishing.-'huntmg, water' sports. Other recreational facilities of
the typ$ that has brought renown to other resorts.
Information, booklet and reprinti ol any or all of the adocrlitemenlt in thii ieriei icill
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be •mailed upon requeit.
Sanford Cha>"'"r of Commerce
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ing Center.'
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2—Sanford's Recreational and P le a tu r Facilities.
3—
The Hotel Forrest Lake, SenfotyS^ Tourist
Headquarters.
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Pnbllslita" u 9 m l ’ thS i
b ' i f A prlt In
Pn u l / b » r Of thlit Cmirt lit lfj'
»urt I l o u ' c In H*BfnroL s e m i n o i e
d c fa n l t
w it t y ; Florin it. nnil ti
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and
m tplaln.int In nn>1 t f* ih n land
HIV F . M ctiA Sin. cl at.
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C om plainant*.
It i t th erefore O R D E R E D that
th is n o tice ho publishedJln-i“ VI
f o n t Her* hi. * n e w s p a p e r pn b lljh ed
if i HnnrprO. S em ln olo eoiinty*, F ln r fTSlu. i.n«/n.<r.'Vcek fo r rour f<> con*
««r,itlii> UK*!**.
W it n e s s my hand nn>l t»>° nfflcloJ
nelil o f the Circuit Court o f lh «
S e v e n t h Ju d icia l.C ircu it of ‘ h " ? 1*};?
d . for S em in ole ih« p r o p eriy h r-rtln a ftn r
o f.........................
F lo rid *. In an
----»?nuntjr. Florid*, o n th is the
n HnphU Chnrfottf* ^ t'p h o rjf.
of U n rch A. 1’•
a . ittm aitc*. H enry I*
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(Flfraed) V K DOLOL
f , T im rc r, if Alivr, and. If d**"".
$ $
Invention O f
one
GRILLE, Fin., March 12.
,. r S?1'.,t5un ° f t>W ? t ' mt t U!ry
the telephone, which hun* like n
11 between the Inyrnth-e Intellect
Alexander Graham Bell, and
charuv of the transm itter* ns usual.
0 n ? * * the tra n sm itte r s p rin g I
cation* of the Instruments.
I-hn.i
same old Job, testing some mod ifiwas attending to stopped vibrat
ing and I plucked It to t t s r t It
again. It didn’t s ta rt and I kept
on plucking a t it, when suddenly
I heard a »hout from Bell in the
n d rt room, and then dtat he came
< d r. Bell and Mr. Watson were With n rush, (lemunillrifr:
working in Boston, on a "harmocis
“W hat iJI4 you do thon? Don’t
telegraph" by means of which, upon change anything. . I jet me sec."
I showed him. It was very
simple. The rnnko-and-broak points
of the transm itter spring I was
trying to s ta rt had become welded
together so th a t when I annppod
the spring, the circuit hnd remained
unhroken whilo th a t strip of m ag
netized steel, by it* virbation over
the Pole of Its ihngnet, was gen-
ra sifflsS :
hotle
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U o f P W U «nil N W
u n f 8«c. I*. Townuhln »
ju in a*
30
tc*» l
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County,V Klorltln.
y o u Arc hnrntiy nroilW
f|ulred in i ppo*r on t n e l
in th e hill fI f
you* in W ' V b l i v i ^ n m t c d , C M ^ «
court
N atu re of suit: ThJ* I s A Bull
Florida’s Race
? « 'i s
j f l a a 'm u ^ e s s u p
,• f n
sim ple,
,cA ons” lAlmlns hr. through
ihH r u n k n o w n lietr». d e 1 £k »■
i##n nr crmiii**** an d to w !
imvtnp o r claTmlnu n ny In terest* In
gClfeuli rMuruHoal)
"T hat current had pasiad the
connecting wire to the distant re
ceiver,, which, fortunately, Was n
mechanism th a t could transform
tho current back Into nn extremely
fain t echo of the soffniL of the
vibrating spring that had generated
It. But what was still moro for-
of the pitches of the receiver
springs to those of the transm itter.
Mr. Bell was In the habit of ob
serving tho pitch of a spring by
pressing it ag ain st h is.e a r, while
the corresponding tranarhltter in a
.d istan t room was sending its inter
m ittent current through the m ag
net of Hist receiver.. He would
then m anipulate ‘ the screw until
th a t spring was turned In accord
w ith the pitch of th e’whine coming
mechnnism a t his ear during th at
fleeting moment and instantly
recognized tho transcendent indcpe ndence of th a t faint sound thus
lectricnlly transm itted. The shout
heard and his excited rush into
my room were the result of that
recognition.
The speculation telephone was
born nt th at moment.
" It was not until tho follow
ing Mnrch, however, that l hoard
a complete and intelligible sen
tence. It was the first message, of
f
count
W illiams building, where we hnd a . Afterward I mndc and wo tested
w ire connecting tw> rooms per* telephones of all sizes and descriphaps 00 feot ap art, looking out on tlons. Out of the hundreds of oxCourt street.
- perlmcnts the same telephone you
Bprlng Stopped Vibrating.
take off the receiver and listen witn
. "On the afternqon of June 2 ,1today is like the one wo decided
J876, we were hard a t work on tho I upon.
Nesbft
In* (hler-ctt iimlcr U e n r a e Munav,
(J. N. Sunn*y, Cion. N. Honsor. Ainu!*
ton Knowlro, ilocpaoed nr nth orwl*c, n« heir*, ilovlm-r*. grnnlnrB
or oth er rlnlmnnlH or o t h • r■wloo. In the p rop erly h e r e in a f t e r
itercrllied, mid to nil partit-M, ea ch
And nvery, cla im h ia any Intercut or
Intereotii In th o Jtnul Involved In
th is atilt uniter nny of the a b o v e
n a m ed detondunls. em-li and ev ery
w h o s e niinies.nnil reNldence-, are u n
k n o w n to the (*iimt<litlnnnt» In the
Above entitled emme mid to all u n
k n o w n parties, whom soever, c la im
in g * n y Jntereel or In terests in th e
land Involved In th is suit, said land
hi-lnu Mtlunti- In S, ml note I’oUnt)*,
Ftorldn, and described as fi-Ui,ws.
10-wit 1^* ,1 ,^i •I y *
lad
432 neerirdlna la plat of
Toledo, 0 ., have four sons hut-ihe]
only have to celebrate one nfrth
day, The four boys, born a t two
year intervals, all nrrived on Feb
ruary 20. They are, from top tc
bottom, Eddie, 17: Clarence, 13;
Alliin. 13, and Stanley, l i.
.iltn in o n u - .I.and. H otel A, N a v i
g a t i o n C ii.L-efCorded ill pint I
p a n es HI t o / | l of th e p u b lic
record s of *.-ienilnole C o u n ty .
F lorid a.
mid It nppuitrlng front t h e sw o r n
Hill o f C o m p la in t .h erein Mint you
nnd e a c h o f y o n m ay c la im so m e
rlirhl, title nr Intercut lit mid to the
pi-ape»| v hcr.dii:itoiVo ol.ew , Died.
ft
t h e r e f o r e O m u t m i M , UiA!
you amt each o f ' y o u - b e nnd you
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IN T U B C I I I C U I T C O I 'I I T
OF
S K M IN O L K COU NTY , l ‘l.Oil 11)1
IN C IIA NC K IIY
BlIBAN C. WAPIIAHu
Com plainant
Sanford needs homes; it is impossible to locate a house in this city. It is
just as impossible to secure an apartment taking into consideration those
that have been recently completed.
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Homes is the crying need of the city. This need offers you as an investor unmatched opportunities to reap profits.
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There is unlimited possibilities for profit to those who will grasp the oppor
tunity. Home builders have responded $o our, offer to build in Loch
Arbor for a home. T he same opportunity is offered to those who have
purchased for an investment. T here will be a great number of homes
started at an early date, ancUhis will add greatly to the value enhance
ment caused by the installation of improvements. We want you to get full
benefit of your investment.
Take advantage
of a Situation
; Thla i* Jacob Ncsblt of Troy. O.
Whoa* wife, Mr«. Frances Noyblt
. form er women’s tennis champion
/' a t Ohio State University, was beat. en to death by nn unknown lutrti' tier in th eir home.
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"ORLANDO AND
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hValth, nhc Insisted th at the chil
dren go to the real catato office to
when Aiken .returned to ber home,”
District A ttorney Rending said,
■•her mother wan d e iil She wn.«
L n ItoD* P ^ ' afraid to tell evdn h er younger
tttic" attorney ulster; nnd she did ndt return to
t%ho **'d "e her home for several weeks.
E girls fro"1 0 -'"The suspicion of neighbors wenaroused and on Jan u ary 14 en
trance was made to the house nnd
|ly from other the body was found In bed.”
Ginee," he **'“• The tHrla, who had been upalde
[tie daughters to furnish $1,000 ball and had n»
[cad th« mother attorney were preparing to spent;
the night In JaU. An half an hour
after the indictment had w»n nolle
[end from that prosHcd they left tho Court,hou^e
L y i , confine** with Mrs, Celia Wellman, probntlon officer, who’ assured the disL e the mother trict attorney they would get n
[the .R p"**nS good home.
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LETTER
unusually good one white It pasted.
That it actually was may be
March 12.— judged from the fact th a t tt
, of Arksnsas, doesn’t appear in the Congressi
onal Record.
It w as-too awful.
days ajro>
isllon to Ini- They deleted It before they sent
af one of the the stenographer’s notes to the
So hero’s the first of Thc Prince of Wnles goes hob-nobbing w ith the.unem ployed hei
buildings in printer.
te sharp things ficial, round-by-round account of m S 0?
tT° m thc,lefti
t0 one ° f
osnefldari
•ainmg center for unemployed at Garrison-Lane, Biroringhapi
juaniia of New it.
The
afnfir
was
pulled
off,
(n
the
i cored the nppresence of a largo audience of
ole C ounty. F lo rid a , on th is th e 4th
If La Gunrdlp visiting 'teachers, here fpr the
day of M arch A.
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Nntjonal
Education
Association
facade Is. l*e
V E. DO 0 OLA 88
ark” (th a t is, convention. ■ • • •
titlrd ca u se and to nil unknown
C lerk
>r his district)
]'m tic* w h o m so ev er, claim in g ony (C ircu it C ovet Beal)
A CONGRESSMAN seldom has I n u r c it or Interest* tr> Hie land in fkrr was intorp y A. M. W E E K S s
oh ed In th is suit. said land b eing
D ep u ty C lerk
occasion to ' congratulate himself ysltunte
In 8em ln o !e County, Florida,
on being called, a '" lia r ," but Con and described as follow*. to-w-lt:— WILSON. nOUSHOLDER A BOYLE
- S o li c it o r s fo r C o m p lain an t
iplied that he gressman Davey of Ohio has.
Lot* 1 and S of Block i f and
For saying th a t government em •Its J a n d 1 of Block 35 and all
!■ facade Is.
April ! M* r‘ *’ l *4 l9f 18 t n d
of n io ck * 40 and 41 of Mellonkid that Wingo ployes (tho postoffice's excepted)
'III**, According to plat thereof,
jpaiitig-looking arc fa r too numerous, th a t they ■Inly
recorded In plat book 1
loaf
and
th
n
t
they
ought
to
ho
pace 110 o f th e public records
kitremely fine
S em in ole County, Florida.
[h e admitted fired up to half n billion dollars’
oj’l'carhiR from tho sw o r n
[Wingo—o fn- worth a year he’s been called, not mil
I important as only a “liar," but, among other mil or C om plaint herein that you
, . ."If.1! of Tou ,nl,y claim so m e
things, “asum," a “loafer’’ and a rlKht.
title or Interest In and to th e
Led to sla te •‘white-livered, spineless skunk.” property herein ab ov e described.
Ii la therefore OltD EIlED. th a t
This gave him a chance to "rise
| facade, th a t
' on and each o f you be and you are
1 government to a question of personal privilege” bereby
req u ired to appear to th s
Lily has got and to make o speech in this 1 1 0 1 1 8 0 I III of C omplaint filed herein In
of Representatives which other 1 Hiia cause on Monday, the 5th. day
I behind it.
April. A. D. 191®, th e anme b ein g
wise, In th a t busy body’s press of aof Hole
D ay of th is Court at the
murli* some business, he’d have had hard work ‘ "url House In Sqnfnrd. Bemlnole
* ourity. Florida, a (id . iii
d efa u lt
marks con- to wedge In.
. STEWART
*
war record,
•
*
thereof a Liecrcc fr o 'C o r ife ss o w ill
THE “sc u m "'stu ff he let pass, !"• entered nKiilnst you. [said ca u se
iiitr a su it to fiulet title In th e
ii'ont. which a s pure opinion, but he did under
| to think take to prove that he hadn't lied fernplnlniint In and 1</ tho land
nnd ho certainly made out n strong shave described.
it is therefore O R D E R E D that
caiie.
ii..tlee be puhllshcd lit th e SanWashington, of course, Is pre fihl.
■>"( Herald, a neW-spapor published
eminently the homo of the govern In s.infurd. Bem lnole Coulity. F lo r i
ment employe and it’s to he ex da. "tire ti w e e k fo r tour (4 ) conpected th at Davey should be hated si. n in e w e e k s .
W itness my hand and th e officia l
i jig re, fa r ,h(s outspokenness.
tie *eal
u4- the .C ir c u it ■ Court of th u
"Is—to nn extent lh a t probably .''uvetitr, Ju d loln l C ircu it of tho
Btale o, Florida. In and ror Sem iniin perils his lif e .'
Ilut tho wholo country isn't
Washington nnd there nro h in ts
thut they fe d differently about
, him out in the sticks.
rdia made it
So spontaneous was the response to the an
nouncement of our Pre-Eastern Store Wide Sale
th a t we have added many and oven greater vnlu•ues than we thpught previously possible—but
Mack's policy again asserts itself—Give the
greatest possible values to the greatest number
of people and more friends will be added to the
thousands who have already become educated to
the Mack’s method of doing things.'
Come in and inspect this store full of bargains
Bargains never before seen in this vicinity. All
fresh and new merchandise. Quality standing
out paramount in every article. Com6 in and
get acquainted with our courteous and efficient
sales-pcople. You will appreciate a store service
with th at unusual degree of personal attention
conspicuous from every angle.
w h eh yo u u se
QXt
WHOLEWHEAT.
BRAN S a
A ll CEREAL
COME TO ORLANDO AND SAVE
MANY DOLLARS IN YOUR EAST
ER BUYING
iondStars A s Cagers
These Sedans Illustrate
the Low Cost of Finer
Transportation
»
«
Th”
260 Drtsses—These ar« representative of ths
son’s finest,.,Delightful shades 0 * 4 A f
and combinations. VaL to 624.60 u l V l l
Values
to 632.60
COO Drc ties—Selected w ith extromo eara and are
tip to tba usual Muck’s stand- Q d Q W g
ard of quality. Values to 11(9.60 $ X v t £ 9
Values
to 639.50
600 Drosses—Reflecting th s utm ost in styla and
ta sty m s to rials. Genuine values
Values
u p to | 27.60..« ........ ..^..^1 ..... ....
to 642.60
600 Drs»*eo—Typical of T ar Is and Now York,
Created to tssU up to
fk A H F A
642.60 ------------- ------------------------- A 0 A
iv U
Values
to 666.00
A
260 Drssaea^-In a wide selection of sm art
spring ahadou and tho new ost m atorlals. Sold
Values
to 976.00
Nell, form er team
iStS\SSS^S!$^
Values .
to 623.60
_
Every daV khe American public become. better nc^jtainted
with the Better Dulck.
•N
The capacity of the great Btiick factorlc* it u sed lo iup*
ply the demand.
The Better Dulck 5.pauenger,.4*door and 2-door aedant
arc good illuitration* of the rcaeon* for Dulck’* accelerated
popularity.
The*e trdani arc real aedan* with Flihrr bodies, and
(trlking Dulck rioted car body line*. Graceful. No btr*h
comer* anywhere. Object* of admiration on boulevard
and highway. Uphohiery of finest quality. Interior re
finement* luxuriou* and complete.
And three fine bodlt* ride on tho famous Dulck cHomU,
with all the modem improvement* and refinement* in
troduced by the Better Dulck.
The only (itnllarity to “coachc*," and other low-priced
doied-car type*. U price. Come In and compare the**
^ t rP. before you ipend your money. Here 1* finer trsn*>
portatlon at lower co*L
*
Crrf’thl! M S S’1**
260 DRESSES— Every on* worth much mors,
B eautiful m aterials aud stylish
© ff A A
mod os. Values to 614.60— ---- 1
tu V lv U
s r : . r : _ _ _ _ $ 3 7 .5 0
*5 , n k ,h<
lD SIGNED under Joseph M. Arrodontla and —
Flnm..mArre<1,l nd* hi* w lf*. Jo*ePh
I l U ^ - A I.I.
w ir
i * n a u D rhocca
F ln ts a n
or
n e g a n . dece»*ed
l»e. ^a^hsrw le*. a*F inh*lra.
deviate*.
M4 Cuba,
" i n * I * i m * n U or oth.
“ttutuAl iiLtpri*h.in
P ^ P e r ty h ere in afte r
on4
th* hairs. d»vl**«r.
St
by
*r<Jr 6'h«r clsjotant* under
r " 4**. the
d*<'e**ed, Ja co b Brock
c e a i r r i n a l ? ^ ‘c h a .l J . Doyle Ue-
eviry "'dltdlng
pfiinifS *U
each
anypartlea.
Ihtareat
or and
ln*t« in iiio iUIlj Involved In thli
Great. Reductions on Millinery
SXtitmD
BUICK COMPANY
'°rav
•’hoaiS*
Smart hats in
an unusual ar
ray *of>* Individual atylas at—
Bakings leavened w ith Calum et
taste better, lo o k better, are
possess purity a^ Y ' “ f?‘£801
front
�II—A ntom oU h, fo r sale
18—Duginas Bcfylce Offera l 8<—Help—Male or Foma),
----------- -----------------
CHA8. T . FU:
111 W. l i t S t
*■
**S|
84- H d M
m en and w o m en
84— H o u s t t F o p
- ^
;— TWO H 0U E 8 FOR 8 /
FOR SALE—New Sehult p W o ^ ln
Algm 2 lots, ono V
Must be dWWifdI of,
s r .B S fflS S ?
FLEXO—Fine floor
halls o r . kitchens,
inches wide, $9.00. .
M. M artin, 818 Magn
19— B uilding—C o n tra c tin g
SEM INO LE H U D SO N -ES9EX
7 * _ H 0u*H oM G ood,
b u n & « y balance
furnished, Wro car
«**«’
Franklin “ d Laurel SUb;. C*-A.
Satterfield, 112H Park Aw.
61—Miscellaneous
JIDMESITES
HORSE. W dle nnd saddle fo r sale,
John Murphy. Glndervllle, Fla.
The opening of the new sales
JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds
of T int and S h eet Metal Work.
phone 708
Don-Jo
Tenth and Sanford
REEL * SONS
You Drive-It.
MIRACLE Concrete .Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing block* Irrigation boxaa. J . B.
Tcrwilleger, Prop.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
>DGE BROTHERS DEALERS
IELL GOOD USED CARS
.* A
Herald
representative
thoroughly fam iliar w ith rates.
m li’H and claspdflention will
l i v e you complete information.
And if you wish, thoy will
la s is t you . In Wording • y our
Want ad. t o muko it moro ef
fective. . v. ,
l
IMPORTANT NOTICE
'] A dvertisers should give their
Street or poatoffice address as
Well as th eir phono n u m b e r,If
they desire results.. About one
reader out o f n thousand has
a telephone, and tho others
in’t eotnnrunloaUf w ith you
tdtss they knqw your’ address.
All discontinuance MUST bes
isde in person at, T he. Ban>rd Herald office or by' lets
sr. Telephone discontinuances
H r-.
1924
1021
19*3.
1924 i
1922.
1922
Hup Touring
DM ge Touring
E s te s (4)
f Touring
S ta r Touring
Overland Touring
Ford. Touring
l<Tera>a to Soma People’
MU . t f ® 0 V
Corn— ° P * » 4
vertlse dally on the classified page. SANFOR MANOR PROPERTIES
(Inc.)
2 5 ^ Florists.
STEWART TH E FLORIST*
Flowers fo r all occasions.
814 M yrtle. Phone 260-W.
McLandcr Arcade Rldg.
Sanford Avenue
27— Professional Services
CHIROPRACTIC gets the sick well
and keeps the well, fit. Both
classes would benefit by taking ad
justm ents. .Phone 482-J- for ap
pointment- Dr WvJKTMac Dougall
pbon*8
BARGAINS FOR THIS
WEEK!
1 4925 Chrysler Coach.
1 1024 Essex (4) Coach;
1 1024 Buick (4) Sedan.(This car looks like new, origf
nal paint).
«
2 Ford tourings a t a spccia
bargain.
BUFFEREUS of h eart trouble. AniU firia Pectoris, Dropsy; Asthma,
H igh Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1
•$rin gladly tell you free,, how you
.teh get quick and lasting relief,
‘Without using drugs, medlcino or
•eruraa. Address It. V. Walden, Box
'l& M V N a^ Haven, Conn.
Address ENTERPRISE BULB
COMPANY
Orange City, Florida.
Reasonable
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
TODAY
room
Snanish
double gatage.
: • 4 ' ,
R. W; LAWTON
Realtor
Terms.
Phono 748
Melsch Bldg,
Roc-Bond Stucco, five room
closet and .bath, 2 porches, city
conveniences. Price $7,000—
82,000 cash. Balance term s.
GUARANTEED FORD
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
1925
1925
1922
1924
1924
1924
1923
iOI.D med.il fountain» pen lost
and leather folder, rnnlnining
ddrwis, nereonnl cards nnd such.
*7st Friday night nt or near Ariory. Reward. Address, Donald
L Darker, )Vclmter, Fla.
LADIES’ gold w rist'w atch, color’r cd sUU band, Monday night; front
Milnnc Theater. • Finder return to
JL Vihlun or l'hofly 3208.
Touring —.... ..
Touring ........ Touring ...»—
Roadster ......
Lt. Truck ....
Fordor Sedan
Ton Truck ....
EDWARD HIGGINS IN G
Com er o f Palm etto Ave.,
ami Commercial1St.
• Phone 331. *
LOST.' Between Highland Avo nnd
‘ frtwhtnwn 1 .rrven hnndlwg with
5rald rim eln« •• . money mid toilet
iirllr!;Fimier J c tu m to Hull
Datdwrfro nnd i oceL a reward.
15— !HuYvIce'St»lii»nu— R e p a ir
in «
WANTEDI
5000 Squeaks
W ell taka ’em out and
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Monday and Tuesday,
F eb.' 22 and 28
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
DODGE
; *.
r. Miller O. Phillips Co., Ike.
Ffcasurn cars nnd (iniham trucks
Oak and 2nd Street.
• Pbonc U
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow
lag, disking ohd street grading
I>et us do your subdivision. M. M
Lord, ltouto A, Box. *10.
IIU1*S—MARMONS
( Sanford Automobile Co.
18— Ilunineas Service O ffered
Magnolia Ave.
rhuno 137
An opportunity to become in
directly associated with one of
central Florida's leading de
velopments; (No selling or so
liciting). This proposition is
highly rcnum cratlvo and will
not necessitate disclosing o f
your identity, and does not re
quire much of your time. Box
50 caro Herald.
33—Help Wanted Male
37—<oatlons Wanted—M alt
•nd niUw.i
Prim $S j* .
baUncs 141,
Interert. TW»
btrann aadll
..Drive oata
38— B usiness O p p o rtu n ities
A. P. CONNELLY.4 SONS
f f
M
i
l iv e :
ju tiT
a;
r e v
e > t-b c ik ^ p c to M
X O U 'T O O .A v F tE .
v e w .'t ' K t r i p *
^
IM rU L U
o r
• v
K lH D M g ^ »
l? ? T A X i f
W ith
bath and
all improve.
mentk; located on a 00 foot lot
Magnolia
Avenue
nenr
loti is
FOR THE VERY BEST
HOUSE WITH TWO ROOMS
VALUES
AND BATH
IN LOTS, HOUSES AND
Also fine sleeping porch, lq52x130.
catpd on lot
ACREAGE
This
house Is completely furniahsd
and can be bought with $500
Located
cash
payment
*» ' *
t --.j •’ •r ^-*v> north of. H ughey S t on Pal
m etto Avenue. *
*
-$4150.
PARK AVENUE
Our listings can nat be
excelled
With 5 rooms and hath and
t
PROPERTY FOB LEASE
CALL Tfc8
-A I
#
‘ .
I
double garage.
$9500-^82500 Cash.
CLOSE IN
Balance Monthly.
BRITT-CH1TTENUEN
REALTY CO.
W ,P. CARTER " .
FIV E ROOM HOUSE
.
Boom 230 Maiaeh Building
Located
at Betmn Vista on
60x112.
, $5000—flOOO- Cn»h.
By 1GEORGE
MeMANUS
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fT ^
a
*t
J 1^> ^
THA bT
> bO ?
W iw
Sanfteh
to **H)
card, «
Balance Monthly
WAREHOUSE
S K yO P ® O ^ A B L V OONl
K M O W - PAR. dlCC,* d • Tv
t> T U D x J
SALE
FURNISHED HOUSE ON
FOR SALE—25 ft. motor launch,
— Universal engine; Maxwell tour
ing c ar; Evanrude outboard motor.
Addreta J. H. Glass, Benson
Springs, FIs.
w trb * ©
T H R E E ROOM HOUSE FOR
$4750—1500 Cash,
UNFURNISHED rooms for rent.
No children, 418- Oak Avenue.
ATTRACTIVE lurgo room, twin
beds, $40 per month. Near For
re st Lake Hotel. Call 671-J.
STOCK of grocorics and store fix
tures. Doing good business, 77—Houses for Rent
good chance for ^-improvement,
$1000. William Ledbetter, 1011 W.
13 SL ■ •< .
E room unfurnished house,
irner Spring nnd Ogle. Phone
t h
E L VERANO BUILDING
COMPANY
Evansi Street.
NEATLY furnished rooms. Plenty
hot water, adults only. C01 Pal
metto Avenue.
, * r q ,T w e- r v s N
READY FO R IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Billlk in a substantial manner.
Six rooms and breakfast room,
screened porch and open porch,
hardwood, floors, hot water
system , roomy, closets. Rep
resentatives a t tho property at
all 'tim es to show you through
.these' beautiful homes.
on
FILLING STATION. Store Room
nnd three room house. Two lots
fronting on Dixio Highway about
four miles from Sanford. Price 68— Rooms W ithourUoard
$3,000. Small Cash Paym ent. Balnnee easy. * Address N. Whitcomb ONE front bedroom, twin beds
It. A. Box 200B.
-t*
fireplace. Apply 411 Park Ave,
55—Farm and pulry Products
NEW SPA N ISH STUCCO
'BUNGALOWS
On Mellonville Avenue and
E ighth S tr e e t
85-^Lota For Sale
THE BALL HARDWARE
BRINGING U P FATHER
A J R t T R fD hu;
Phon«707.
NEW,- M V E N ROOM <ClonlaI
House, la rg e hall,
porcheis,
breakfast room etc.
On a beautifully shaded
lot,
eastern exposure. Now ready1,
Immediate possession small down
payment, balance like rent. Phone
4fi, or call at N. W est com er of
Magnoliu and Second S tr’s.
iFor Sale By
MEN W anted fo r sales work In
local territor)’, nationally adver FOR SA LE: Cow Peas, Velvet
Beans, Cotton Seed, Biloxi and
tised lino, large commissions. J .
Simon, 222 W. Rich Avenue, De- Seedsmen. Augusta, Ga. .
Land, Florida.
"jV-J
DIANA
DARK B arred Rock pure bred
i — Diana Sales and Sarrice
eggs per Betting $2.50 and $5.00.
SITUATION
W
anted—An
experi
V. F irst St.
Phone 017
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
enced carpenter w ants steady See Mrs, John Diehl, Mellonville
8. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
“H i Rexall Store"
We m ake a specialty of our prompt Job as foreman, o r h u d finlaher, Avenue, CKy. j .
filling of prescriptions and quick m ust get union wages. W rite to
NASH
A, J . MacLcan, gen. del., DeLand, FOR PU R E bred Rhode Island
• delivery,
i Sanford Dealer* S. A. Rive
eggf. Call 2412.
208 W. F irst S t
Phono 617 Drugs — Soda — H ot Sandwiches
t o H M L A TA Vt ; IF
A R C COtKtC, .
[ h o m e : •w O U L O
n a tN o I F I R o t e
=T----------W I T H VO U ? c ------------------
Masonic Bldg.
A COMPLETE STOCK
Sanford Stove 4 Furniture Co.
321 E. F irst S treet
We carry a>full line
ir prices are Tight , Cash' oi
rms. We w ant your, business.
- f o /.d — f o r d s o n
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial 4 Palm etto. Phone 331
co ln
OWNERS
FURNISHED modem five, room
house, double garage, close in.
Address “Owner" 504 W est 8th St.
HAVE EXCELLENT OPENING
. fo r real salesmen. Experience
not necessary. This is not real es«
Into but Una in which you will
have little competition. Our sales*
men oro making $100 weekly and
more. If you will work a t least
0 hours dally and can stand pros
perity. W rite D istrict Manager, FOR S&LE— Peklngi e puppies,
San Fo Pekingese ennel, 2305
Suite 7. Citixcnx N ebraska Bank
Bldg. 2722 Nebraska Ave.,-Tam Magnolia Avenue.
pa, And factory representative will THREE registered Chinese Chow 82— Businena P roperty
call'on ’you.
puppies fo r sale, two months old.
-WANTER EXPPERIENCED STE
Phone 57$-J.
NOGRAPHER. F. W. Bender.
Hlggins-Smlth-Wlght'.
51— B oat» and A ccessories
AGENTS WANTED — N ot real
estate. Something new, experience
unnecessary. Big p ro fit Call be
tween 5:30 and 7:00 P, M. a t 402
Oakf Avenue.
Organisation Incorporated
COMPLETELY furnished bangs
low. Terms. Telephone 628-M.
after 0 P. M.
DAILY NEW S— it covers Brow
ard County thoroughly which Is
one of the moat rapidly growing
sections on the . Florida Coast.
Sample'’copy and ra te card upon
rcqnfrfc, .
\
.T,
TH ERE IS OFFERED. TO
Thh iptd
only. Lot.
244 in the|
Seminole ce
railroads n
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
R-W GARAGE HARDWARE
)ST—Pair of horn rimmed cyo
glasses. Finder pjearo return to
iruid offlco nnd receive rewnrd.
fl .
wood floors,
LADIES OP REFI
fHJTE GOLD WRIST WATCll
oriojrrum F. H. B. on hark,
jrn tb-Mrs. W. H. Bolding, P. O.
824. Rewind.
;j .
CAN YOU BEAT IT??
low on Sanford Avenue, naar
type stucco bungalow, hahf-
FOUR-plcce wicker Bulte, Wil
pay cash if it is In good con
ditlon and bargnin. G. C. If. care
your services will be appreciated, Herald.
end your Income unlimited. Ad G7— Rooms W ith Board
dress Box D-100 care Herald, for
an interview.
YOUNG women with small girl
COLORED G I R L W A N T E D to
wants home w ith' some women
caro fo r child In afternoon. Good
for companion, reply Box 50 care
pay. Call a t 1112 M yrtle Ave.
of SA fgrd Herald.
CHAR. T. FULLER
114 West F irst SU
1&—Lnpl and Found
I
New five room Stucco Bungs-,
Beautiful six
66— W anted—To B uy
J am In m position to finance
nd build n number of small fine
D U ES
for Individuals,
■■
.
Those
omon can be handled un n small
ohm payment. Own you own
idme. Box 80 care of l/srald.
A H ’ M R J k , ^ *I
PRICE $250 To $300
priced. Tefthx.
64— Seeds, P lan ts, F ertilixera
REALTORS and B roken should
carry a complete1 list of their
best offerings In tb s classified cql*
urns dally.
\ t
32—Help Wanted—Female
HIG H AND DRY
HOMESI
Geneva Avenue.
Pendleton, Zang, Dr. Norton
and mnny other varieties.
12.50 per hundred, delivered.
35— Salesm en an d A genta
Inside The City LImtu.
65—Specials A t th e S tores
JiOMKSKKKERK!
L in
61.A—Miscellaneous Ex
change
GLADIOLA BULBS
•
’p rso n n lfl
BAN FORD BU1CK CQ.
212 Magnolia Avcnuk
Phone 307' '
k **-j i _
. 8t
Announcements
II—A utomobileH
GALVANIZED IRON AND woodcn tuba for washing .celery.
ouppvi
-------- . Sanford
support■ rem
d n DUTTON
ntTW rtM Jk m
F.~F.
CO:
Manor offers exceptional <m/portunities for large earnings*
FOR SALE—Sweet peas, and oth
Experience valuable but not eeJ
er flowers. Also butter and
Sential. Regardless of you#
eggs. John Jones, Beardall Ave.
present occupation it will pay
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
you to investigate our proposf.
las, sweet pees and other cut
tion for full or p a rt time work.
Money advanced to those who- flowers, 25c p e r doxen.
Phone
40-W. Mrs. L. H. .Jones.
office tc ( ttb a
1
rv rV%<w ^ t. .au
Balance 1-2-3 Years.
. i'.*’ j
I COOUO PCRCW E Vi
TOte. AlHXYHIfec* o o i
I t 1;. fcSJMa ’em * T H M * n - m
hfW
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
ir ie n u ’
Heights.
515 F W
718.
�u fiu(a l>i
C ourt nqj:
Seminole
1 - default
r « iio frill
IM<1 ciuim
<*?
[hereof' |
ho e n te re d
belm r, « *
CornpU n*
a b o v e tloef
n 1* , *t
thin n o ll e *
ford Hero!
In H anford. B om tnple C o u n ty . K loru
ok ouce « w eek. fdT .fo u r C-*> eone c ru llru w eek*.
. .
W'ltneMr m y h a n d a n d th e bf filia l
seal o f .th e C lr e u li^ C o u n or ihe
S eventh Ju d ie tk l C irc u it o f th e S tate
Pf F lo rid a . In a n d fo r Be ml mile
C ounty. F lo rid a , o n th l* (h e t t h day
of Mercfi. ^A.
fc,erk
M. A rr.(C ircu it C o u rt 8 e . l ) ___
? s * T # r -
*•, ?
fHENEBBS
t* Ith . On;
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A tlantic Bank & Trust Co.
D aytona Bank & Trust Co.
East Coast Bank & Trust Co*
Merchants Bank & Trust Co.
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City Bank of Fort Lauderdale
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Bank of Ormond
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Vero Beach Bank and Trust Co.
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Farmiers Bank & Trust Co.
Northwood Bank & T ruit Cb. "
Pabn Beach Bank & Trust Co.
Central Farmers Trust Co.
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�[Senators
BecomePeeved
W s Vide President Dawes
Continues ToDig Up Rules HOUSE;CHANGE!WIDENING
JOB
MAY!
Vice- Prr.U
for
Dnn
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1 SLJnStrja?'-.
*»'»?*>»# * »> Homo Senators
then
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* O,do"t
of ‘he eVdlor
a'ntesmth
seems
to have
naB rn t h e 'bonk.
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The Intest ftb has Invoked is that
ecjiuirinf Senator* to face the chair
,"hcn fpeaking. Ito enforced that
i JJ?
when Senator Wnt’ T ’<,of Indfann. was Interrogating
[Sennter FVrs. Republican of Ohio,
who wa* Rented fur behind the Inuiana Spun tor,
"I'm
that rnlo,"
rnh >>” shoutn
I m ngninst
ngnirtst tbnt
shonte/f
Sennior Wnteon,
W ntm i, but the Vice
1” I’rc/-1
j i'bnt smiling, broadly thef While ift%lfluted on its observance. Onlv a
nay or two rifco during A heated
tw
f A 'i It d,dn
1 n1p4n
thought
meant.
s vwhat he
Senator need, Democrat of M b1 " . * ° ”e °(.thoseifordmo»t
" ^ ‘oremoet in op,
^ a W r n t in his
•campaign for “reform ” of the SenrJ4fc^VVer >5 * s Particularly insistent
irf^his instance, but fo r this ©neet
" l If*"1’, X r* ^ w e s had the last
word and the ruie was Invoked
He Is developing into aa' rapm
rapid Hre pres Id inc officer. ~lle rrt*-.
nurntly takes the Senate• through
the morning hour” for the introduct ion or bills, resolutions .and the
like, with n rapidity th a t.-leav“ es
them fairly gasping.-
Modilicnlionn IP Resolution City Mating^r W. B. Wimnnts .
Outlined V
* Accepted Wtthodt Record
Plops For. Many |
Improveirtentrt Which Arc 1
Vole And Dnwos Announces
Those On Joint 'Confitiittge
On!. Program F o r Knriy B ate
Park Avenue To Be
Norris Refuses To
Widened To N inth
Accepf Appointment
Cal’s Pay Day 1 , One Of Two Countries
— ;— --------------- 1 Must Give Way For
OrganizationToSurvive tPresent Crisis
’- -j * vXS
•« ' mi ’
_________
Hcnrv Ford Will Make New Other Street* Where Paving
Offer For Alabama Plnnt,
Has Been Ordered Are Now
Birmingham Report S tates! Being Put On Contract G
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Englishm an Lays
B lam e On Geririail
French Are Optimistic
But English People
Flay Chamberlain
*
Wa s h in g t o n . Mar. 13,—(A’l | 'T h e contract for the widening,
—The Senate today
lay accepted thb ' paving, and re-paving of downtown
ns to the Muscle i stheeta U ex|iected to be lot May 1,
House modifications
Shoals resolution without n rcconl i following which the work is to get
vote.
1under wny and efforts made to
GENEVA, Mitr. m.—</P>—! 4
Immediately V i c e President have it completed by early autumn,
E ither Germany or Franco
Dawes appointed Chairman Norris according to an anonunccment
of the Senate Agricultural Com- made this morning by City MartmuHt give wny in tho contrDmiltre; Kciiatnir Heflin, Democrat, ager- W. B. William*, who today
pefenhinl
versy
over the roconstruotlon
submitted
a
report
to
the
city
com
of Alahamn, and Rockett, Republic
'um m iier is Ad
a wctH fttut Thin
missioners
showing
the
htatus
of
of
the
council of the League
an,
of
Kentucky,
to
represent
the
miral Sir A. Gough. Calthhorpr,
President one
. of Nations if tho League is to
Senate on tho joint congressional various contract* on which paving
of the Battle of Jutland heroea
the
committee tliat is nuthorixea to ne operations are now being carried
| be wived and Europe not itffnin
'
gotiate a lease for Muscle Shoals out.
driven to despair. This w n
The streets to benefit from
and report back to CotigWsB.
D" " ~
the situation today ns getli by
widening
operatic
ns
this
summer
Senator Non-U promptly de
close
observers of the sltimare Uated by the city a*-follows:/
clined
to
serve
on
the
grounds
th
at
- " "proHogging On February f!th
Extend ("ut O^TowS? Guest?
jrews,
tlon In Geneva.
i Second street from Pump Branch
n
senator
favorable
to
the
leasing
thief. ronof Muscle Shoals should rtp reren t to Oak avenue; Ninth, from Park
Tho German representatives h a w
VYashingA i S l S S i ! & i hrCh
Mr-' Iltrlhr' Smalley, of Ham- the Senate.
avenue to the Atlantic Coast Lina
rolttcrated that they cannot accept
railway station; Qommcrclnl street
nn obligation to approve a, new
I»Pse on the witness ^ a n d ? Mrs! mnllt,, fnd-’ ftn° of lhc mo*t
from Park nvenue west to tho rail
P. Sliirphy,
non-ncrnianent seat in tho council
Rrtnn May W right Coursey in cir- ,,Pnt Woman’s Club workent in
Ford to Make Nea' Did
tracks; Sanford avenue front
of Cclumfor Poland, for this would violate
cult court a t Towuon Friday repudi- the HoosiPr stato who has been in . BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 13 road
First
to
Fifth
streets;
Palmetto
HjMn here
tho fundamental policy which Ger
ated b er confearion tbnt she boat Florida sipce January I making a W*)—Tim Birmingham Age-Herald from 'Commercial to Second street;
denied -hat
many has fashioned to guide her
; cr,vr,VC,;Lear: oW M,I EWridirc to Ktudv of various features e o r n L •“ id
thal Henry Fbrd will Magnolia avenue from F irst to
oiptcd by
attitude as a member of the
rith
denth
with
a
broomstick.
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Subm
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u
new
bid
for
the
governFormer Head O f The ScrippaFifth street; Park avenue frotn
League, a policy of co-operation kg
r'uth1Senator
,ln
ntent hyrtro-electrit properties at Fulton to Ninth street and Oak
Testifying between sobs, she nc- uto tpetl over 5Ct*tf*rilav
Car..- - HownrdChriin O f P a p e rs .
for n vl.iit 1\r.••„>,* aun.L fpi... HonildV M
It’s
Cal
Coolldge’a
monthly
wur
I
*11
^,ttw f o a y f , nnrt
uvenue from F irst to F ifth streets.
gers ire
even in the j
^
!6
”
sh«
*
First street is to bo Improved 3. Treasury Department la carry ttht sW-rcfrom Sanford avenue to Oak nve Ing to‘<ho \Vhlto House.
A gainst F urther Discussion.
thst Wash___ ,
__ Inrgi
nue with new pnving.
nou neeme ut yesterday.
NEW
,
.
.
____________
Sir
Austen Chamberlain, tho
ever.
in the. state and ,that her rt-etp
Tho bond Issue which tho city
Robert 1*. Scrlppl, retired, found- ly with his wife in connection'’with i.tlon
British
foreign secretary, announc
In mnking his announcement Mr. proposes
by
the
members
of
the
Santo sell,, providing tho
yuc has er of the Scripps-Hovvard news-Aldridges death,
ed
last
night
th a t it was useless to
Ford
expressed
pleasure
thut
con
1ford Woman's Club was the mdVt
voterc sanction the measure nt the
b)r the papers, is deed on his yacht, the
continue conversations with thj*.
In l1(.r confession, given police cordial and entertaining she had gress probably would authorize a polls on April 10, Includes the bum
by news- Ohio,
German* because ho was convinced
in Monrovia Bay, Liberia, nc- five .lavs after the child died Feb- i experienced since her arrivsl In Joint committee to negotiate a lease of $100,000 to pay the city’s por
of sub- cording
.nif ito a cablegram received by runry «1. Mrs. Coursey sought
fruitless.
for Muscle Shoals, the Age-Iternld tion of the pnving on the streets
1
Florida.
bcers for Roy w. Howard, of the Scripps- absolve her husband from respon■aid.
faced
with a real tntg-itig
passing municipally owned prop
Mrs. Smnllcy. iri nm nwiRlng ort
to out- Howard newspapers here today,
To Submit Bid.
cdy,"
he
said,
"and
It is lmpo»sR»fo
*~A~“ nihility for
the
alleged
fatal
beaterty.
This
includes
tha
various
•__-.
„ ! the club work In the stale said,
clopni.-nt i .M,-, Sciipps nailer! last Septem
|
U
j
p
r
c
d
l
c
t
v
A
i
a
t
t
h
w
will
"It
ia
my
intention
to
prepura
„
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fotV................
ings. taking aR blame upon herself | - lhc women of Florida, eopctlull
parks
and
other
vacant
property
In
penally
be. The tragedy Is also that Osr! f r for, ‘f- 5n ,,-,, ln, U* Caribbean Iand telling* how~ * a ~ had'W hipp'd ' in Sanford, have certainly
[y kSrrtl end submit u bid to the ccrtnmtttee," addition to thb street* surrounding
y ’'i >! *M' * ■11*-til'ii■
„
many has done this th in g ." ,
!Sr” wn^ *nt*r t° ^ f r ‘coEMridgr when he was undressed, pace with the marvelous growth 1i
.
, tho administration buildings,
engatt
Ho was bom In Rushvilie, III., on the
................................
day of bla death.
Allle*, under the leadcryliin
the
state
has
expcrlen-ri
d
.i
r
t
r
*
'.
Mr.
bord’a
statantont
waa
heard
Rrlttah
Steamer
Tnfnn
In
R
f
Many Projects Planned.
June 15, 1H5-I, njul bi'gnn his newsthe
past
three
y
e
a
t
a
n
d
the
»
h
u
f
|
hy
*
>«*mbtr
U
poraona
who
had
Yesterday
she
testified
that
flog
Bra
Near
Sandy
Mr;
William*
him
also
informed
aittcc has. paper carver in ’ Detroit when ho gings took place both February' 5 ing m'ide by the clubs
■ •ln vmm- ’ *' gathered a t the aU tlon
I . to
_ see him.
commUloners th at streets on
Hook;
u maccu-! wnb 20 years of age. At, one tlmv, and C, .and ..were, administered .by
tUk, S e n d s W ire - For the b^jit Interest* of the
The te
of his now proposal the
which plana and specifications have 'vlesn An!
UK,
t tk* dry |„. he'd a ‘controTtillg ;(nKW«l fn Coursey, p a r tin g when -Eldridge
t t f l a t c A id peace.
""
been, prepared and wMch Can. now a t 4., 'V*'
Inad'li-1 25 daily neuapapers, in tho United failed to rstbrn promptly ^vith Home who understand the work, fn h tri'im - ft
. .... N6.
d
arc
to
city
^ the States, most of them being luem- nnils from the cellar..
Don’t Think Hit notion
BAL
IU)« tho necessary ilstoil a* 1foUbwsi Widening on Mel
city I have been accorded the c i-jf™ «"<M dpternjfna
M ar’ 13.
. .
Wt td- !l»crs of the Scrlpps-McRae league.
vJBUfcJS,
9. March IS.
—W>—F
l
r
i
most
courtesy
and
have
been
sh''ivu
'
chnngoe
ln
his
bid
ns
presented
to
holf
of
the
lortvllid
i
Coursey whipped Eldridg# "about
avenuo from Eighth street
takVtlkipinion
refuses to
He joiao w as-- on ce- th e control five
many
phases
of
lVommfr
Club
C.mgrvaa.nearly
three
year*
ago.
British
*U
nmship
Tafna
was
oxaoutn to railroad; Celery
ury avenue.
with ia top broomstick
ling iMvner of the United Press downminutes
Geneva situation altogether hope
work in Fiorida."
I
Blame* Foreign Interest*.
east one-quarter of a mr lief streets Upnulshed wllh the ai d, or the less.
in
the
cellar
and
then
my
It feels that Premier Briaiul’s
rnt png. At iciation. He retired from nc- husband came upstairs and beat
"The Indies in charge ».f tile , "Foreign interests have been In In Buena Vista; Union avenue, Baltimore f ir e bunts today, The
vOrcci h anchored
diplomatic powers, stimulated
iiw«J tii v work in 1920 and foyr years him in the stomach and struck him work In Sanford have i ieimil to >trumental in holding up Shoals INirhp Branch to San Juan- uvenue;
' WW' *' "off Quaiwn—
Wort to later turned over the control of in the face, but Eldridge did not inn to be especially eordiil in their tigoliatlon!.,
examination.
U*0 danger of seeing his m aster.
Mr, to r t declared. Lako View UVenue, F irst afreet to fine awaiting ex
permit m ^ b u s in e s s to hij son, Robert
„ho iald;
___ Cour.oy, reception of visitors and fwtfn achat'' JMf^tiationa, Mr. herd declared. Union hvenue; Locust aventle from
The Tttfn, V
hM
m „ M IC . h i tt
{ f ttS R f f lt
. started to cry" when she rem an-'It have learned during my , h->rt povernmeht cannot operate the First to Union; Chapman avenue wb* not until i the American
...
authr-ritif*. apoplexy esused Mr.
r
united withhint,she continued and . stay here, 1 believe the SnnFud property'to give the best results to from First to Upion; French nvc* steam er Mys t i c , out bound for
Chamberlain Is Denounced
<f that ihe ,-r ' h which occurcd
nt. j.'|jri,i....,ni.i "Vmi
nn.<in't i.rv*
uhniiiii if it .Innt !u»L .'ilii'flPv. .the * outfi and the nation. Undo nue . frotn Hughey to Genova
Savunnah. and Los < Angeles,
LONDON, March j « . _ <>*>)—De
,ri
fieir time (o i:, f, ■re ..tiling he luid given orders .
rank at thr very top am.ni ibe ham will have to-aell the power street; Oak avenue from Highland nighted her nmokln" off Sandy
generated there."
velopments a t Geneva have given a
„
.
, .
liftuor »:ip. **>• t if he died cm the tour his,* . ,
Point
hi
the
narrow
Chetiapcnke
lo
Orange;
Eleventh
from
French
the
organization.1
,
working
tor
r.hoult] be burlrd ut
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— *.v...
,t . Another
.
— , . durin
. f. which welfarn of the c i t v"
*lr ' Ford revealed his hopes that avenue to Holly avenue and Fourth channel near the mouth of the ehock to thdse hero wb
-«• Mr. Aala
nawsr* that
Severn River, th at the Tafna’* hope on a now era of In
A cablegram from J. P. Young. | titair. the next morning, she said.
I n m r ^ r d With Adlv.ty
S r i A u a l l v filrid w l S Cn u l 't h i ? street from Myrtle avenuo to Elm
peace and security arising from
plight was known.
*• iJccpjh Mt- Scripps' private Bccrtstary on
avenue.
Itbo
meeting of .the League of Nst brine cm- tin Ohio, to Hurry L. Smlllit.in, Previous wltnei-ses had testified ure„ and I»f.
Plans
and
specifications
have
r,,™r,Un* the g u t w m#n
fcut wiU
interest regarding
;
tlons
to elect Germany to tnembhrBALTIMORE,
Mt!.,
Mar.
1
3
.t'* jwlicy in hi* private secretary in Cincinnati, that Eldridge was dead February biisines. i activities noticeable h-we.1
been ordered prepared on muny
shin. Ant I-government and f dli*
m-i e public by Mr. Howuni, rend: It. when they were called lo treat She said, "You people of Sanford* carrying passengers as well.
(AT—The
British
steam
er
Tafna,
thcr
streets
and
it
is
expected
that
crul paper* fiercely denounce Btr
"Wo expect to have an air mall [icy will be added to the contract
1 hief died oil board yacht, nnc- him for convulsions. •
m to have n reul background h>ute
sugar laden from Cuba, for Balti Austen chamtierlatn. accusing him
Into
the
South
soon/'
he
said.
Mrs. Coursey testified.in her own -[>:
b.n.d in Monrovia Bay, of npowithin a short time.
for your claims to solidity. In no
more, was reported afiro neur of supporting "French intrigue."
I’b xy a t 10*10 o'clock,Friday night. behalf, the state having rested other city of the state have I no
Sandy
Point, 20 mllea below Baltiearlier
in
the
day
without
culling
The Daily New* soy* It wHl bo •
V 'll carry out signed ordern of
ticed such u great uYnount of busi- Ohid’s ‘Perfect Crime*
ihoro this morning.
ibllil A
camlnl IIff Sir
fill* Austen's
A llatan l* nttln lti
public
scandal
•Sept. 15, 1923, immediately. unlcx.s many of its witnesses.
nesa Iwing transacted without tho
Tho
local
fire
boats
were
sent
to
fa
tudo
in
Geneva
doe*
not
end
otherwise notified. Tho climate
Solved
Wheh
Nesbitt
his
tourist element leading. Here you
her assistance and residents living official earner. The —
Nes^ KUtcs
un.l lark of facilitica demand inihave industry, crops, locution and Is Jailed For Murder
ulong the ahore In th a t vicinity man says of Sir Austen:
nudiats burinl. ‘
s
transportation."
■
■
t
Thursday said they were alongside
"Hi* blunder ia a crime—the
Mr.t Smnllcy has for year., bo-n
the Tafna about 9 o'clock and crime of having Introduced, intm*
TROY, O.. Mar. 13.—W l-O h lo 's
haron yenactive
in
the
Indiana
Federation
nmukn wa* pouring from (ho ship, Genova methods of backstaini b a r
"perfect crirtw” has Iv.-crt solved
c, of Or* Army Fliei;s Search
of Woman’s Clubs and has been and today acob C. Nesbitt' Is in
The controversy arising Over the the said.
1300 and
gaining—and this merely to m Vo
connected with many naticnn'iiy
For Missing: Airman
here! awaiting trial for the adoption of Sanford’s slogan, “City
Tho firo boat* wore sent In ro- hla own fucpr'~!fv(Hertnany is black
by* on the
known organizations and move- jail
>
r
murder of Ms pretty and -accom Substantial" by Ona-Locka has spons* to a wirejeta message to the balled the League will be virtually
utter upi SAN DIEGO, Cal.,.. Mar. 13.— mcnls.
plished wife. Frances, a former boon settled for all time according Baltimore fife departm ent from dead—killed by the hero of Lo
^ on a . SAN DIEG^), Cnl„ Mar. 13 — (Jp)—Brig.-Gen. Smedley D. Butler,
Dhto S tste U n lrm lty swimming to n letter received at tho Cham the steam er Mystic, oujword bound carno."
motor v*. (/»i--Colonel H arry Graham, com
ber of Commerce office* today front for Savannah, nnd Los Angeles and
and tonnis rdar.
uflaen'e of mander of Rockwell Fiold, announc commander of the United States
marine
base
bore,
today
Is
In
the
OpvLockn officials adm itting San- it was a t first reported th a t U. was
Three
weeks
from
the
day
NY*
ed
today
that
ho
will
dinpatch
two
paid the
b lt'ic p o rtcd finding tlv bcnly of lord's priority In the uso of tho the Mystic th at wa* on firo.
military experts to aid in the hospital for extraction of teeth,
and rest.
hi* wire'In tho bath room of thr Jr tih ra o nnd agreeing to dlscontlnuo
This was disproved when tho
but seven search for Rex Iticter, missing
home with her skull fractured, be Incorporating it In Opa-Locka ad Mystic
since
Mar.
2.
in
I^ow*r
California,
ljist
night
when
told
of
a
letter
was reported ns having
patron .it'
wsj taken to the
scene of the vertising m atter.
lent
by
the
San
Diego
County
Fed
worn
lie
received
authority
from
passed Cove Point, which U about
«nu*ry 1
rrih
e
and,
a
fte
r
a
five'hour
gr.'ll.
eral
Trades
and
Labor
Council
to
The
south
Florida
town’s
Ust
of
70 tntles from Baltimore.
Tho
'** recem d .1 , 1 #r ®p.npnil Mason Pt trick,
Wilbui, of the Navy Department,
of the army a ir u write.
Financial and bonding house* in Ing, confessed he killed Iter a fte r the slogan coined by Secretary R. Tafna Is ownod by C. T. Bowring
with enter
G f ornur Rodriguez
of Lower end the California attorney, criti- many section* of the United S U t« a quarrel 0v#r business uffalra.- W. Pcurmnn wa* first brought to and Company, of London. She is
rit
rase
Th*v both sold kitchen applianioi the attention of local 'commerce
In county California already has granted t Wnga r i vwi t e i i e e c hbyt He Gc i i - nrr exhibiting Increasing interest iand
u nfflHall m lhApL Umr* Affn of 4,500 to n e . groom register nnd
she tw itted him because of
i -L®.
planes t o |r ral.
__ hhe
e /i/a id : I doujl w*nt to hear in Sanford’s nosilbilltic*, according
. . military^
.....jlary* planes
k+fti.
her
ability
to
sell
more
than
he.
______
t he
th a t-Ve had to SccreUXT n. W. Pearmsn of the
an u m u ij iiiuur? i c u v r i iR n r u
a
ny more.”
almg on operate below the boixtef.
Tha marine observer a t North
“I ii spul h e r’When she aaid m foimrr employ##
your offic#.**'
t-nough, end that he was "going to Chamber or Commerce, who stated
h'dricst
Pohtt reported the Tafna passing
folks
were
illiterate,"
ho
declare;
the
hospital
now
and
re
s
t"
this morning that every mail is
Enclosed In the letter was a up the lower harbor a t i!:3U a. m.
®i b L1c AL'1STORY
aill rlbiw,1i
AMSTERDAM, Mur. 13.— The Gen. Butler, in dtscur*ing his bringing In numerous requests for "Then every tiling went led and 1 newspaper clipping in which Opu- She was flying two hMck balls, in
w n r U a ; Rev.
do
hot
remember
w
hat
happened."
J, Gelklrken, who in k recent infected teeth, told reporters his d etailed data on Sanford and Semi
Lockm was alluded to a* tho “Cil dlcaUng that the c raft was not un
Substantial."
>.
Hu*’*
' l I T " / ? 1 dou!,t 0,1 tho biblical blood pressure was "dangerously nole county,
o r:m
dcr control. A tug was alongside
Ono of the many cominonica•loofrivs.
^
an(l tho Rcrpetit» was low” and that he would te in the
CorrvspondeUce b* tween
but the observer Said he could i
vu,. ,lnV, ■.
today for throe months hospital for several day*. J
tions recently received in connec
Chamber of Commerce officer;* and no sign* ef fire aboard.
Ha
Ho
also
refusal
lo
discuss
tbe
tion with the booklet t* froni Johh
tho Ops-Locks commercial body
S>’n« l of the Re.
Tin*IK- resulted in the tatter** ac
' not & wl Churvhet a fter n trial for situation arising from his charge a Nuveen, Chicago member (rf.tho
Quincy—TM* city' rapid!}
. ‘l
‘Iwoki
airs
of
intoxication
ngalnst
Col.
Alex
ts
knowlcdgenunt
of Banerd’a right coming market and dl*t
• ‘ faces ncresy. He had refused to sign ander Williams., commander of the firm of John Nuevecn and Com
pany, nationally known bond buy
to the8 slogan.
renter for truck growers.
lilcralytCniLMt *° h'tcrprot Genesis fourth regiment M Marine*. .
EL PASO, Tex.. Mar. 1 3 - ^ P ) —
ers. Mr. Nueveen’a note reads: ,
3%i
•f ojfijunrFinding
of
paper*
th
a
t
indicate
he
"Gentlemen i
—---- —
Jul«e and
plannod suicide, brought an ebrupt
"Yesctrday afternoon !• was lo halt
to tho investigation yciUrduy
your office and s^cured a copy of into tha death o f W alter Abbott*
* ^m ken
your
new
illastrated
foldsr./Coroe
U “ *13 tbe
secretary to former Beer*to Sanford,yFlorida.’ I had a
'Jn-|
""
Irtterio#
Albert B. Fall.
dterlof Al
c h a n c e to rWd It over last night,
* f** «b-pa-;
lid dCsd Wednesday.
and intcmlM to drop in this morn,
®- b.htrj ff •
MACON. Ga.,
I ju ry fouAd h!« death
l- i __ UP) — 11 caches trial" he said, “i will prove ing and^rrimpUmeni you on 1U
n linuorr Th* letter* !*We wiR stick
were Drenorttion. I did not, however,
last
onUdn hie plans fof
my wife to forget have ti® opportunity befor* leaving
jW*;
W.
I never l
^snd^injt
ruction*
&
a•licr|
____tnm.
If for no oth- town. )
, r°P® today on the Mnjertic. her promise
to
. . .
crime
t n l ‘-''mi'lsimrijr „f
^tthod*" i r reason than that I here been •
T 'is the best circular- of . Its
tbholt wak tub;
need as u wit•Ubpdennc
c..ml sport in It Ml. She wouid
it >A the fyawrnment
hr> ^ ’ i,‘ e’lr«*‘*'ng bint frotn bis he
ver play me a dirty triyk.
Teapot D'ni*’ oil
*he
fornu'r
».,eers.
but'V T. f°rnu'r ^ nilicttit Rogers.
■y F / Slnclai.*. HI*
t In cminecAttem pt : * P w f W : n , 'S ta »
of ,4125,000
He , nia h?J
A to have
Record , tlon
bad left
|
r
)) by Sln! M f t W - attorney to "publish'M \ *received
**
frrsa our cutirts.
ki •**.
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of., i - f 3 r mstbod4" ; °in* 5 /c y n
off
W
5 i £ to
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WOMAN ACCUSES IIOOSIE VISITOR
MATE OF BEATING LAUDS SANFORD
CHILD TO DEATH WOMAN’S CLUB
j
I
^BERT SCRAPS
ON SHIP IN
AFRICAN WATERS -
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A dm its Sanford’s
Origin O f Slogan
General Butler In
Hospital To Have
T e e t h ‘Extracted
,
Chicago Bond Man
P raises Booklet On
Sanford Resources
.
EU is^Island H ead
N. Y. Club Advisor
Discover? Of Papers
in Death
Of
-Secretary
Salm O ff For Europe, Complaining Of
“U nfair Methods" Used A gainst Him
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W s V id e President Dawes
IDENINGJOB
Continues ToDig Up Rules HOUSE;CHANGE!W
MAY!
Vice- Prr.U
E^
«^w»TSaS1
SLJnStrja?'-.
*»'»?*>»# * »> Homo Senators
«,w l« «ew and then
for
Dnn
I5ft-*V
!S th*
O,doto"t have
of ‘he eVdlor
a'ntesmth
seems
tw
f A 'i It d,dn
1 n1p4n
thought
meant.
s vwhat he Modilicnlionn IP Resolution City Mating^r W. B. Wimnnts .
Senator need, Democrat of M b- * Accepted Wtthodt Record
O u tlin e d V
Plops For. Many |
naB rn t h e 'bonk.
*"**?
" ^ ‘oremoet in op,
Improveirtentrt Which Arc 1
Vole And Dnwos Announces
The Intest ftb has Invoked is that 1 " . * ° ”e °(.thoseifordmo»t
^ a W r n t in his
ecjiuirinf Senator* to face the chair
Those On Joint 'Confitiittge
O n.!Program For Knriy Bate
,"hcn fpeaking. Ito enforced that •campaign for “reform ” of the Seni JJ?
when Senator Wnt- rJ4fc^VVer >5 * s Particularly insistent
’ T ’<,of Indfann. was Interrogating irf^his instance, but fo r this ©neet
t •« ' mi ’
% ’- -j *|vXS
[Sennter FVrs. Republican of Ohio, " l If*"1’, X r* ^ w e s had the last
word
and
the
ruie
was
Invoked
who wa* Rented fur behind the InHe Is developing into aa' rapid
rapm uiana Spun tor,
Hre pres Id inc officer. ~lle rrt*-. H c n rv F o rd W ill M a k e N ew O th e r S tr e e t* W h e re P a v in g
"I'm
rnh >>” shoutn
I m ngninst
ngnirtst that
tbnt rnlo,"
shonte/f
Sennior Wnteon,
W ntm i, but the Vice
1” I’rc/-1 nurntly takes the Senate• through
O ffe r F o r A la b a m a P ln n t,
H a s B e e n O rd e re d A r e N ow
j i'bnt smiling, broadly thef While ift- the morning hour” for the introB irm in g h a m R e p o r t S t a t e s ! B e in g P u t O n C o n tr a c t G
duct
ion
or
bills,
resolutions
.and
the
%lfluted on its observance. Onlv a
with n rapidity th a t.-leav“ es
nay or two rifco during A heated like,
Wa s h in g t o n . Mar. 13,—(A’l | 'T h e contract for the widening,
them fairly gasping.—The Senate today
lay accepted thb ' paving, and re-paving of downtown
ns to the Muscle i stheeta U ex|iected to be lot May 1,
House modifications
Shoals resolution without n rcconl i following which the work is to get
vote.
1under wny and efforts made to
G E N E V A , M itr. m .— </P>—! 4
Immediately V i c e President have it completed by early autumn,
E i t h e r G e rm a n y o r F r a n c o
Dawes appointed Chairman Norris according to an anonunccment
of the Senate Agricultural Com- made this morning by City MartmuHt g iv e w ny in th o contrD miltre; Kciiatnir Heflin, Democrat, ager- W. B. William*, who today
pefenhinl
v
e rs y o v e r th e ro c o n s tru o tlo n
submitted
a
report
to
the
city
com
of Alahamn, and Rockett, Republic
'um m iier is Ad
a wctH fttut Thin
missioners
showing
the
htatus
of
o
f th e council o f th e L e a g u e
an,
of
Kentucky,
to
represent
the
miral Sir A. Gough. Calthhorpr,
President one
. o f N a tio n s if th o L e a g u e i s t o
Senate on tho joint congressional various contract* on which paving
of the Battle of Jutland heroea
the
committee tliat is nuthorixea to ne operations are now being carried
| b e w ived a n d E u ro p e n o t itffnin
'
gotiate a lease for Muscle Shoals out.
d riv e n to d e s p a ir. T h is w n
The streets to benefit from
and report back to CotigWsB.
D" " ~
th e s itu a tio n to d a y n s g e tli b y
widening
operatic
ns
this
summer
Senator Non-U promptly de
close o b s e rv e rs o f t h e s ltim are Uated by the city a*-follows:/
clined
to
serve
on
the
grounds
th
at
- " "proH o g g in g O n F e b ru a ry f!th
E x te n d ("u t O ^Tow S? G u e s t?
jrews,
tlon In Geneva.
n senator favorable to the leasing i Second street from Pump Branch
thief. ronto Oak avenue; Ninth, from Park
of
Muscle
Shoals
should
rtp
reren
t
Tho German representatives h a w
VYashingA i S l S S i ! & i hrCh
Mr-' Iltrlhr' Smalley, of Ham- the Senate.
avenue to the Atlantic Coast Lina
rolttcrated that they cannot accept
railway station; Qommcrclnl street
nn obligation to approve a, new
I»Pse on the witness ^ a n d ? Mrs! mnllt,, fnd-’ ftn° of lhc mo*t
from Park nvenue west to tho rail
P. Sliirphy,
non-ncrnianent seat in tho council
Rrtnn May W right Coursey in cir- ,,Pnt Woman’s Club workent in
Ford to Make Nea' Did
tracks; Sanford avenue front
of Cclumfor Poland, for this would violate
cult court a t Towuon Friday repudi- the HoosiPr stato who has been in . BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 13 road
First
to
Fifth
streets;
Palmetto
HjMn here
tho fundamental policy which Ger
ated b er confearion tbnt she boat Florida sipce January I making a W*)—Tim Birmingham Age-Herald from 'Commercial to Second street;
denied -hat
many has fashioned to guide her
; cr,vr,VC,;Lear: oW M,I EWridirc to Ktudv of various features e o r n L •“ id
thal Henry Fbrd will Magnolia avenue from F irst to
oiptcd by
attitude as a member of the
rith
denth
with
a
broomstick.
J
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.
.
1.
,
Wr*
nM*'
Subm
it
u
new
bid
for
the
govern1Senator F o rm e r H e a d O f T h e S c rip p a Fifth street; Park avenue frotn
League, a policy of co-operation kg
,ln
ntent hyrtro-electrit properties at Fulton to Ninth street and Oak
Testifying between sobs, she nc- uto tpetl over 5Ct*tf*rilav
'uth Car..- - H o w n rd C h riin O f P a p e rs .
for n vl.iit 1\r.••„>,* aun.L fpi... HonildV M
It’s
Cal
Coolldge’a
monthly
wur
I
*11
^,ttw f o a y f , nnrt
uvenue from F irst to F ifth streets.
gers ire
even in the j
^
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s
h
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First street is to bo Improved 3. Treasury Department la carry ttht sW-rcfrom Sanford avenue to Oak nve Ing to‘<ho \Vhlto House.
A gainst F urther Discussion.
thst Wash___ ,
__ Inrgi
nue with new pnving.
nou neeme ut yesterday.
NEW
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Sir
Austen Chamberlain, tho
ever.
in the. state and ,that her rt-etp
Tho bond Issue which tho city
Robert 1*. Scrlppl, retired, found- ly with his wife in connection'’with i.tlon
British
foreign secretary, announc
In mnking his announcement Mr. proposes
by
the
members
of
the
Santo sell,, providing tho
yuc has er of the Scripps-Hovvard news-Aldridges death,
ed
last
night
th a t it was useless to
Ford
expressed
pleasure
thut
con
1ford Woman's Club was the mdVt
voterc sanction the measure nt the
b)r the papers, is deed on his yacht, the
continue conversations with thj*.
In l1(.r confession, given police cordial and entertaining she had gress probably would authorize a polls on April 10, Includes the bum
by news- Ohio,
German* because ho was convinced
in Monrovia Bay, Liberia, nc- five .lavs after the child died Feb- i experienced since her arrivsl In Joint committee to negotiate a lease of $100,000 to pay the city’s por
of sub- cording
.nif ito a cablegram received by runry «1. Mrs. Coursey sought
fruitless.
for Muscle Shoals, the Age-Iternld tion of the pnving on the streets
1
Florida.
bcers for Roy w. Howard, of the Scripps- absolve her husband from respon■aid.
faced
with a real tntg-itig
passing municipally owned prop
Mrs. Smnllcy. iri nm nwiRlng ort
to out- Howard newspapers here today,
To Submit Bid.
cdy,"
he
said,
"and
It is lmpo»sR»fo
*~A~“ nihility for
the
alleged
fatal
beaterty.
This
includes
tha
various
•__-.
„ ! the club work In the stale said,
clopni.-nt i .M,-, Sciipps nailer! last Septem
|U
jp
r
c
d
lc
tv
A
ia
tth
of V
w
will
"It
ia
my
intention
to
prepura
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ings. taking aR blame upon herself | - lhc women of Florida, eopctlull
parks
and
other
vacant
property
In
penally
be. The tragedy Is also that Osr! f r for, ‘f- 5n ,,-,, ln, U* Caribbean Iand telling* how~ * a ~ had'W hipp'd ' in Sanford, have certainly
[y kSrrtl end submit u bid to the ccrtnmtttee," addition to thb street* surrounding
y ’'i >! *M' * ■11*-til'ii■
„
many has done this th in g ." ,
!Sr” wn^ *nt*r t° ^ f r ‘coEMridgr when he was undressed, pace with the marvelous growth 1i
.
, tho administration buildings,
engatt
Ho was bom In Rushvilie, III., on the
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day of bla death.
Allle*, under the leadcryliin
the
state
has
expcrlen-ri
d
.i
r
t
r
*
'.
Mr.
bord’a
statantont
waa
heard
R
r
ltta
h
S
te
a
m
e
r
T
n
f
n
n
In
R
f
Many Projects Planned.
June 15, 1H5-I, njul bi'gnn his newsthe
past
three
y
e
a
t
a
n
d
the
»
h
u
f
|hy
*
>«*mbtr
U
poraona
who
had
Yesterday
she
testified
that
flog
B
ra
N
e
a
r
S
a
n
d
y
Mr;
William*
him
also
informed
aittcc has. paper carver in ’ Detroit when ho gings took place both February' 5 ing m'ide by the clubs
■ •ln vmm- ’ *' gathered a t the aU tlon
I . to
_ see him.
commUloners th at streets on
H ook;
u maccu-! wnb 20 years of age. At, one tlmv, and C, .and ..were, administered .by
tUk, S e n d s W ire - For the b^jit Interest* of the
The te
of his now proposal the
which plana and specifications have 'v lesn An!
UK,
t tk* dry |„. he'd a ‘controTtillg ;(nKW«l fn Coursey, p a r tin g when -Eldridge
t t f l a t c A id peace.
""
been, prepared and wMch Can. now a t 4., 'V*'
Inad'li-125 daily neuapapers, in tho United failed to rstbrn promptly ^vith Home who understand the work, fn h tri'im - ft
. .... N6.
d
arc
to
city
^ the States, most of them being luem- nnils from the cellar..
Don’t Think Hit notion
BAL
IU)« tho necessary ilstoil a* 1foUbwsi Widening on Mel
city I have been accorded the c i-jf™ «"<M dpternjfna
M ar’ 13.
. .
Wt td- !l»crs of the Scrlpps-McRae league.
vJBUfcJS,
9. March IS.
—W>—F
l
r
i
most
courtesy
and
have
been
sh''ivu
'
chnngoe
ln
his
bid
ns
presented
to
holf
of
the
lortvllid
i
Coursey whipped Eldridg# "about
avenuo from Eighth street
takVtlkipinion
refuses to
He joiao w as--once-the control five
many
phases
of
lVommfr
Club
C.mgrvaa.nearly
three
year*
ago.
British
*U
nmship
Tafna
was
oxaoutn to railroad; Celery
ury avenue.
with ai top broomstick
ling iMvner of the United Press downminutes
Geneva situation altogether hope
work in Fiorida."
I
Blame* Foreign Interest*.
east one-quarter of a mrlief streets Upnulshed wllh the a id ,o r the less.
in
the
cellar
and
then
my
It feels that Premier Briaiul’s
rnt png. At iciation. He retired from nc- husband came upstairs and beat
"The Indies in charge ».f tile , "Foreign interests have been In In Buena Vista; Union avenue, Baltimore f ir e bunts today, The
vOrcci h anchored
diplomatic powers, stimulated
iiw«J tii v work in 1920 and foyr years him in the stomach and struck him work In Sanford have i ieimil to >trumental in holding up Shoals INirhp Branch to San Juan- uvenue;
'W W '*'"off Quaiwn—
Wort to later turned over the control of in the face, but Eldridge did not inn to be especially eordiil in their tigoliatlon!.,
examination.
U*0 danger of seeing his m aster.
Mr, to r t declared. Lako View UVenue, F irst afreet to fine awaiting ex
permit m ^ b u s in e s s to hij son, Robert
„ho iald;
___ Cour.oy, reception of visitors and fwtfn achat'' JMf^tiationa, Mr. herd declared. Union hvenue; Locust aventle from
The Tttfn, V
hM
m „ M IC . h i tt
{ f ttS R f f lt
. started to cry" when she rem an-'It have learned during my , h->rt povernmeht cannot operate the First to Union; Chapman avenue wb* not until i the American
...
authr-ritif*. apoplexy esused Mr.
r
united withhint,she continued and . stay here, 1 believe the SnnFud property'to give the best results to from First to Upion; French nvc* steam er M y stic ,o u tb o u n d for
Chamberlain Is Denounced
<f that ihe ,-r ' h which occurcd
nt. j.'|jri,i....,ni.i "Vmi
nn.<in't i.rv*
uhniiiii if it .Innt !u»L .'ilii'flPv. .the * outfi and the nation. Undo nue . frotn Hughey to Genova
Savunnah. and Los < Angeles,
LONDON, March j « . _ <>*>)—De
,ri
fieir time (o i:, f, ■re ..tiling he luid given orders .
rank at thr very top am .ni ibe ham will have to-aell the power street; Oak avenue from Highland nighted her nmokln" off Sandy
generated there."
velopments a t Geneva have given a
„
.
, .
liftuor »:ip. **>• t if he died cm the tour his,* . ,
Point
hi
the
narrow
Chetiapcnke
lo
Orange;
Eleventh
from
French
the
organization.1
,
working
tor
r.hoult] be burlrd ut
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,t . Another
.
— , . durin
. f. which welfarn of the c itv "
*lr ' Ford revealed his hopes that avenue to Holly avenue and Fourth channel near the mouth of the ehock to thdse hero wb
-«• Mr. Aala
nawsr* that
Severn River, th at the Tafna’* hope on a now era of In
A cablegram from J. P. Young. | titair. the next morning, she said.
I n m r ^ r d With Adlv.ty
S r iA u a llv filrid w lS Cn u l 't h i ? street from Myrtle avenuo to Elm
peace and security arising from
plight was known.
*• iJccpjh Mt- Scripps' private Bccrtstary on
avenue.
Itbo
meeting of .the League of Nst brine cm- tin Ohio, to Hurry L. Smlllit.in, Previous wltnei-ses had testified ure„ and I»f.
Plans
and
specifications
have
r,,™r,Un* the g u t w m#n
fcut wiU
interest regarding
;
tlons
to elect Germany to tnembhrBALTIMORE,
Mt!.,
Mar.
1
3
.t'* jwlicy in hi* private secretary in Cincinnati, that Eldridge was dead February biisines. i activities noticeable h-we.1
been ordered prepared on muny
shin. Ant I-government and f dli*
m-i e public by Mr. Howuni, rend: It. when they were called lo treat She said, "You people of Sanford* carrying passengers as well.
(AT—The
British
steam
er
Tafna,
thcr
streets
and
it
is
expected
that
crul paper* fiercely denounce Btr
"Wo expect to have an air mall [icy will be added to the contract
1 hief died oil board yacht, nnc- him for convulsions. •
m to have n reul background h>ute
sugar laden from Cuba, for Balti Austen chamtierlatn. accusing him
Into
the
South
soon/'
he
said.
Mrs. Coursey testified.in her own -[>:
b.n.d in Monrovia Bay, of npowithin a short time.
for your claims to solidity. In no
more, was reported afiro neur of supporting "French intrigue."
I’b xy a t 10*10 o'clock,Friday night. behalf, the state having rested other city of the state have I no
Sandy Point, 20 mllea below Baltiearlier
in
the
day
without
culling
The Daily New* soy* It wHl bo •
V 'll carry out signed ordern of
ticed such u great uYnount of busiihoro this morning.
ibllil Acamlnl
Allatanl* nlti
public
scandal If
If fill*
Sir Austen's
nttl•Sept. 15, 1923, immediately. unlcx.s many of its witnesses.
nesa Iwing transacted without tho
Tho
local
fire
boats
were
sent
to
fa
tudo
in
Geneva
doe*
not end his
otherwise notified. Tho climate
tourist element leading. Here you
her assistance and residents living official earner. The —
Nes^ KUtcs
un.l lark of facilitica demand inihave industry, crops, locution and
ulong the ahore In th a t vicinity man says of Sir Austen:
nudiats burinl. ‘
s
transportation."
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Thursday said they were alongside
"Hi* blunder ia a crime—the
Mr.t Smnllcy has for year., bo-n
the Tafna about 9 o'clock and crime of having Introduced, intm*
TROY, O.. Mar. 13.—W l-O h lo 's
haron yenactive
in
the
Indiana
Federation
nmukn wa* pouring from (ho ship, Genova methods of backstaini b a r
"perfect crirtw” has Iv.-crt solved
c, of Or*
of Woman’s Clubs and has been and today acob C. Nesbitt' Is in
The controversy arising Over the the said.
1300 and
gaining—and this merely to m Vo
connected with many naticnn'iiy
here! awaiting trial for the adoption of Sanford’s slogan, “City
Tho firo boat* wore sent In ro- hla own fucpr'~!fv(Hertnany is black
by* on the
known organizations and move- jail
>
r
murder of Ms pretty and -accom Substantial" by Ona-Locka has spons* to a wirejeta message to the balled the League will be virtually
utter upi SAN DIEGO, Cal.,.. Mar. 13.— mcnls.
plished wife. Frances, a former boon settled for all time according Baltimore fife departm ent from dead—killed by the hero of Lo
^ on a . SAN DIEG^), Cnl„ Mar. 13 — (Jp)—Brig.-Gen. Smedley D. Butler,
Dhto S tste U n lrm lty swimming to n letter received at tho Cham the steam er Mystic, oujword bound carno."
motor v*. (/»i--Colonel H arry Graham, com
ber of Commerce office* today front for Savannah, nnd Los Angeles and
and tonnis rdar.
uflaen'e of mander of Rockwell Fiold, announc commander of the United States
marine
base
bore,
today
Is
In
the
OpvLockn officials adm itting San- it was a t first reported th a t U. was
Three
weeks
from
the
day
NY*
ed
today
that
ho
will
dinpatch
two
paid the
b lt'ic p o rtcd finding tlv bcnly of lord's priority In the uso of tho the Mystic th at wa* on firo.
military experts to aid in the hospital for extraction of teeth,
and rest.
hi* wire'In tho bath room of thr Jr tih ra o nnd agreeing to dlscontlnuo
This was disproved when tho
but seven search for Rex Iticter, missing
home with her skull fractured, be Incorporating it In Opa-Locka ad Mystic
since
Mar.
2.
in
I^ow*r
California,
ljist
night
when
told
of
a
letter
was reported ns having
patron .it'
wsj taken to the
scene of the vertising m atter.
lent
by
the
San
Diego
County
Fed
worn
lie
received
authority
from
passed Cove Point, which U about
«nu*ry 1
rrih
e
and,
a
fte
r
a
five'hour
gr.'ll.
eral
Trades
and
Labor
Council
to
The
south
Florida
town’s
Ust
of
70 tntles from Baltimore.
Tho
'** recem d .1,1 #r ®p.npnil Mason Pt trick,
Wilbui, of the Navy Department,
of the army a ir u write.
Financial and bonding house* in Ing, confessed he killed Iter a fte r the slogan coined by Secretary R. Tafna Is ownod by C. T. Bowring
with enter
G f ornur Rodriguez
of Lower end the California attorney, criti- many section* of the United S U t« a quarrel 0v#r business uffalra.- W. Pcurmnn wa* first brought to and Company, of London. She is
rit
rase
Th*v both sold kitchen applianioi the attention of local 'commerce
In county California already has granted tW n g a riv w ite iie e c h b y tH e G c ii- nrr exhibiting Increasing interest iand
u nfflHall m lhApL Umr* Affn of 4,500 to n e . groom register nnd
she tw itted him because of
i -L®.
planes t o |r ral.
__ hhe
e /i/a id : I doujl w*nt to hear in Sanford’s nosilbilltic*, according
. . military^
.....jlary* planes
k+fti.
her
ability
to
sell
more
than
he.
______
t he
that-Ve had to SccreUXT n. W. Pearmsn of the
a n u m u i j iiiuur? i c u v r i i R n r u a
ny more.”
almg on operate below the boixtef.
Tha marine observer a t North
“I ii spul h e r’When she aaid m foim rr employ##
your offic#.**'
t-nough, end that he was "going to Chamber or Commerce, who stated
h'dricst
Pohtt reported the Tafna passing
folks
were
illiterate,"
ho
declare;
the
hospital
now
and
re
s
t"
this morning that every mail is
Enclosed In the letter was a up the lower harbor a t i!:3U a. m.
®i b L1c AL'1STORY
aill rlbiw,1i
AMSTERDAM, Mur. 13.— The Gen. Butler, in dtscur*ing his bringing In numerous requests for "Then every tiling went led and 1 newspaper clipping in which Opu- She was flying two hMck balls, in
w n r U a ; Rev.
do
hot
remember
w
hat
happened."
J, Gelklrken, who in k recent infected teeth, told reporters his detailed data on Sanford and Semi
Lockm was alluded to a* tho “Cil dlcaUng that the c raft was not un
Substantial."
>.
Hu*’*
' l I T " / ? 1 dou!,t 0,1 tho biblical blood pressure was "dangerously nole county,
o r:m
dcr control. A tug was alongside
Ono of the many cominonica•loofrivs.
^
an(l tho Rcrpetit» was low” and that he would te in the
CorrvspondeUce b* tween
but the observer Said he could i
vu,. ,lnV, ■.
today for throe months hospital for several day*. J
tions recently received in connec
Chamber of Commerce officer;* and no sign* ef fire aboard.
Ho
also
refusal
lo
discuss
tbe
tion with the booklet t* froni Johh
tho Ops-Locks commercial body
S>’n« l of the Re.
Tin*IK- resulted in the tatter** ac
' not & wl Churvhet a fter n trial for situation arising from his charge a Nuveen, Chicago member (rf.tho
Quincy—TM* city' rapid!}
. ‘l
‘Iwoki
of
intoxication
ngalnst
Col.
Alex
ts
knowlcdgenunt
of Banerd’a right coming market and dl*t
• ‘ faces ncresy. He had refused to sign ander Williams., commander of the firm of John Nuevecn and Com
pany, nationally known bond buy
to the8 slogan.
renter for truck growers.
lilcralytCniLMt *° h'tcrprot Genesis fourth regiment M Marine*. .
EL PASO, Tex.. Mar. 1 3 - ^ P ) —
ers. Mr. Nueveen’a note reads: ,
3%i
•f ojfijunrFinding
of
paper*
th
a
t
indicate
he
"Gentlemen i
—---- —
Jul«e and
plannod suicide, brought an ebrupt
"Yesctrday afternoon !• was lo halt
to tho investigation yciUrduy
your office and s^cured a copy of into tha death o f W alter Abbott*
* ^m ken
your
new
illastrated
foldsr./Coroe
U “ *13 tbe
secretary to former Beer*to Sanford,yFlorida.’ I had a
'Jn-|
""
Irtterio#
Albert B. Fall.
dterlof Al
chance to rWd It over last night,
* f** «b-pa-;
lid dCsd Wednesday.
and intcmlM to drop in this morn,
®- b.htrj ff •
MACON. Ga.,
I ju ry fouAd h!« death
l- i _UP) — 11caches trial" he said, “i will prove ing and^rrimpUmeni you on 1U
n linuorr Th* letter* !*We wiR stick
were Drenorttion. I did not, however,
last
onUdn hie plans fof
my wife to forget have ti® opportunity befor* leaving
jW*;
W.
I never l
^snd^injt
ruction*
&
a•lic r|
____tnm.
If for no oth- town. )
, r°P® today on the Mnjertic. her promise
to
. . .
crime
t n l ‘-''mi'lsimrijr „f
^tthod*" i r reason than that I here been •
T 'is the best circular- of . Its
tbholt wak tub;
need as u wit•Ubpdennc
c..ml sport in It Ml. She wouid
it >A the fyawrnment
hr> ^ ’ i,‘ e’lr«*‘*'ng bint frotn bis he
ver play me a dirty triyk.
Teapot D'ni*’ oil
*he
fornu'r
».,eers.
but'V T. f°rnu'r ^ nilicttit Rogers.
■y F / Slnclai.*. HI*
t In cminecA t t e m p t : * P w f W : n , 'S ta »
of ,4125,000
He , nia h?J
A to have
R e c o rd
bad left
,! tlon
|
r
)) by SlnM f t W - attorney to "publish'M \ *received
**
frrsa our cutirts.
ki •**.
-Lcuv
of.,
off
W
5 i £ to
•» worU
K
lion end her n
*orSd 4“H.fur tenaration.
IJJ
.
R b™
Sjlm ', ,i,£ K H; «fK«efe c. ^ T 'h u iS ip . ■'<" «
^ * * u d £ S : » W 1".
2 2 ~ ... - ! W .
w tk -a « t? £ .
Park Avenue To Be
Norris Refuses To
Widened To Ninth
Accepf Appointment
Cal’s Pay Day 1 , One Of Two Countries
— ;— --------------- 1 Must Give Way For
OrganizationToSurvive Present Crisis
__________
Englishm an Lays
B lam e On Geririail
French Are Optimistic
But English People
Flay Chamberlain
WOMAN ACCUSES IIOOSIE VISITOR
MATE OF BEATING LAUDS SANFORD
CHILD TO DEATH WOMAN’S CLUB
j
I
^BER T SCRAPS
ON SHIP IN
AFRICAN WATERS -
r
_
BALTIMORE FIRE
BOATS GO TO A I D iX ™
OF BURNING SI
--w. -
..
__. .
U l H i l l i U 1A :n<t_-"UI .
nr).ah.rvjSH
a t * .,.-
mm.
mm^
s J B itP l
.
.
ver Is
Fine
Court
,
S
Ohid’s ‘Perfect Crime* South Florida City
Solved Wheh Nesbitt
Is Jailed For Murder A dm its Sanford’s
General Butler In
Army Fliei;s Search Hospital To Have
For Missing: Airman T e e t h ‘Extracted
Origin O f Slogan
,
Chicago Bond Man
P raises Booklet On
Sanford Resources
.
EU is^Island H ead
N . Y . Club A dvisor
Discover? Of Papers
Ha
in Death
Of airs
-Secretary
Salm O ff For Europe, Complaining Of
“U nfair Methods" Used A gainst Him
Sth !»■.
r°««.
M*r.
Vf
I
i-f3r mstbod4"; °in*5/cyn
,
»( ’tL'C"i‘if
Father R e fu se s-T o
.
Guilty O f Slaying G eorgia Educator
*rnK ‘i 5f hnir
*
�iAV
MARCH 13, 1826
Tufnvirfltinn Was Radio Problem
Would~Be Broadcasters
What Authorized Body Shall
WASHINGTON, Mnreh 13.—
* Be Controlling Factor Is
w NEA—In the filcn of tha radio sec
tio n 'o f the U. H. Department of
Question That Is Asked;
Commerce lies n book.
3 Forms Of Control Given
In the book real more than 100
;* names find oddrerdca, representing
HY ISRAEL IvI.ElS'
*;* as many hoper that seem forlorn
Hcirnre
Editor, NEA Service
and unavailing today. They're the
The whole controversy in Wash
hopes of applicants for new broadr,- coating stntlons, for licenced thnt
ington, over thi* radio legislation
the Departm ent of Commerce iuid
designed in eon Urol broadcasting,
' refused to grant.
*
rests on the determination of one
Some of these hopes are basuft <>n
question:
•
nothing but expressed wishes. O th
What
authorized
person or body
er* find their foundations on new
stations already created but unable
shall be the controlling factor over
to broadcast because of no avnilablc
radio broudcastliv in the United
Wavelength. The Departm ent of
States,;
Commerce refuses to issue more
The recent hearings over the
licenses for fear of congesting the
White Dill in the lower house, opd
others beyond Us present crowded
the Dill bill in the Scnutc, brought
condition.
out .this question in a controversy
I f the 400 applications contained
taken in 1012 nt San Jose, Calir., Showing ttfer DroaocSoung n a tio n u i u n o , „t. c„urlf&
l*'ut apparently has no solution.
In this book were granted, the num
, in the doorway. I)r. llcrrold hrcadtoi*: mus e from San Jose to Sen Francisco nt this
M
ho
or
wlrnt
body
shall
say
who
ber of broadcasting stations would
have the first U. S. broadcasting license which Was Issued In 15)12. A telephone trnnsshall
broadcast
__
.
_
_
___
_
on
what
waveJump to 033—there being 633 in op
mierophonc.
Arc lgiht? bunied in alcohol and a condition gf acmM^toxication cnuus)
lengths, during what hours «ml at i inittcr was used ns
eration a t present. Little less than
ulv one of the difficulties Dr. He-raid experienced.
what
places?
’
*
1
by
the
fuiurs
was
t
bed In m in an already tense el Liu Three suggestions huve been | ______ ____ ._____ .
"
"
'Cop7ng?rrbyT7n7rl»&' Kw' ln»v
tlon would result.
made
and every one of them has
e,
RADIO SAFETY TIPS
* A whole catalog would bt. re hotels, music stores, clothes sim ps,. most congested broadcasting area its advantages and disadvantages. ¥> I «)f*as
high
schools,
colleges
and'
ncws-.l
in
the
United
States,
inks
for
anquired to Index the dlvoraity of in
v /1
Out in Ingomur, Mont., the citi- j Radio fans should he sure to
’
other CO. Anil Florida has put in Every one of them has been sup- " I< lw C
terests seeking to "go on the air" papers.
ported and attacked vigorously by
r» f
xens close down the local power, greet substantial uprights for.the
The application list of more limn a request for 20 more broadcust- the committees of both houses in- l I I l | i U r L t i l l l y
ranging from a nursery to & rta te
plant when they agree on n good antenna, warns the Nnlionul Safepolitical committee. Between those 400 is growing daily, occnsiouully Dig stations.
vestigating
the radio qaqgtion. v
y
* ■
radio program. They agree th a t it ty Council, which point* out that
Meanwhile the lid on the hrandtwo extremes, applications are be- as many us six or e ig h t.upplicuis better to bo without the power aerials or anythin:: els - should
Dig rocqlved from taxi companies, tlons being received in one:day. casting privilege remains tight and
than to have the plant interfere never be attached to electric wires,
California, Illinois 'anil Florid,!, bathing less than u wholesale abanballrooms, food m arkets, dry goods
NEW YORK, Mar. 13.—Good with radio reception, according ,io Don’t ;rround yodr set to a gas
stores, film development coinpa- In the order named, Are the- states dnnmcnt of i
,r j thorite ln« a government official,
health Institutes, talking mn- from which most o f 'th e s e - appli. drastic action
n | preferably the secretary of rom- - tono quality from your receiving a letter received at station WHT, pipr. Re sure to install an up.
i nrovod lightning arrester and don't
I set depends on the kind of loud Chicago.
s^ops, theaters, optical com- cations are coming. Qilifnriil.f; make room to
• 1 inm-e.
) -mernto your radj(* set during u
4 .automobile parts companies with no less than 5u surtibrw,rd4nt-i; Neither of
n 1 2. That this authority be'piuced speaker you have, its position and
| thunder storm irS w i use an mitRECONSTRUCTS ORGAN
i, chambers of commerce, almost C0 more. Illinyui, ^ytw>Gu' I likeiihood.
(in the hands of n committee of l the arrangem ent of furniture and
i"
iloor .aerial.
*
*
i,
says
lid
ward
j
hangings
in
the
room
The
advent
of
the
"radio
org
- ! outstanding dtjirn s.'
3. Thai a pcrmiinenL_i-oiiimis- 1Spicy Iler, loud speaker■m anufactur
i
RADIO SET THIEF
Keeper Of The D iaf.s
sitm In- upnoiniCM to handle the er of this city.
A Uronklyn youth lias been ar
- "I I urn and coile-type speaker.- hroudeasting problem.
rested on a charge of stealing 250
{ Paul Klugh, executive chairman.. must1 'be• handled differently," lie
radio sets in five months. The
explains.
j of the National Association off |[explains.
youth would pet n job in the radio
Broadcasters; who lias been watch _! "Horns are best kept nt ordinary
1
departm
ent of a store, make a note
ajt'ih
le
I-vel.
In
high
position?
they
iug the government
proceeding!..
of who purchased sets, then call on
I closely, points out the faults an d 'th ro w the voir-e and music against
I the purchaser, representing himself
I.OtyDQN. .Mnr. 13.—i/W—D irect,
i the eeilijig, from where it is defavors for each point.
!
ns official, repairm an. The youth
communication with all the chief,
fleeted
down
on
the
Holy
tiers'
! “Suggestion No. I." he savs..
would always find sonic fault with
dominions of the British Empire j
la c in„g ' heads. Tin- effect is rath e r odd. I
, “has the disadvantage of pi___
I tho' set a n d .tak e it .away—never to
is expected to Ik.* completed by,
land I he music- often loses its. not !
unusual power in tin- hands of o n eL
bring it hack again.
the end of this year,
j person, hut has IJr- advantage of Mini sound
The Marconi company has alI undivided authority, supported by! " If the (
icndy completed the stations nt t
data gathered by aiyextensive gov-la rug the
Jlodndn
and Bridgewater, for j
ernment organisation.
, [buck'and I
transm itting mid receiving, with
| "Suggestion No. 2 ha* the dis- will then s
Canada and Mouth Africa. Tho (
advantage of (daring great responjj “ Corners
Bodmin station, while both a r e 1
- ,lulft\ unon ritic.eus who may hot horn reprn
*1"lii* iiimtiJrm iif uii §»r fi■** f »*r **it>
linked with tho London General
tin
t . iiu iin *it mu Dim i.aii-i
1lv rualificd, or > liose interest spread the
ftriiin*
Arrhllt t l urt* nt r I!• Mi i*Ht
J’nstoffico by remote conU-nl and
Would not be mffit ient, If cut- r e i n nicel
1!utilliiiN
by aulunialic relay.
/
ployed in uii advisory rapacity to trouhlesom
Lack of tho Bodmin aiil IJridgj1
the M'lTetaiy of i <ii,imeu*c, it lias able to na
G A H D N K It S. ItO G tfH S
w n u rlfta tlo n s has 10 niAstn, fivf-,
I 111** advantage of softi emg any t" vnrioiis
aetJxHIk- with- a separate airinl,
C ity IM anner. aifil
t.cJ iticiMU,. which. -ought AflW)iVonij it worlds i
oilO
LEARN TO DANCE
difffrlJtely located for best tra ils -<
| derisions by thnt official o r o’f .
—
II. C. W E B S T E R
mission and reception for each do
[m oderating his decisions.
I
RAI)
ill your own home or at my
minion.
C iv il E n g in e e r
Sounds f.'ood. Kul—
Experinn
.studio in tin; Valdez Hotel.
,A row of five masts is e n d e d j
j "Suggestion No. 3 has the di.>- [have great
G A B H IE I . C. H A R M A N
For appointment write
a t light angles to the direction at '
advantage of establishing another apparatus,
In Charge.
which tho signals are received <-i
W.
I'eiulrup,
llox
717
City
government eumiuistion and would n license ti
emitted. The musts are 277 feet
find objection in lie.* minds of those broadcast |
high and 050 feet apart. Koch has
1legislators who. are
opposed t o ------------II 00-foot crossarm at tin- top.
Icommissions in general
it tins
—^
Two parallel steel rallies from
the advantage of requiring a minitho ucrlals, separated by a dis- i
;t>er of minds to np-et before ren
lance dependent on the wavelength i
dering decisions, und if organ i,cd |
and running on each side of the 1
upon a permanent basis *-ould uiim asts from thu first to the Inst.
<
dnnhu-dlv a ttra c t competent men ,
_
High frequency alternators and ■
who would give tlieir whole time
J t .NH
oil-cooled tubes of high power are >
and attention to the problem-!
used for transmission. The pour: which would
be submitted to I
Vjl X. W
t r ' * so high th at tlu- feeders to ) !
G reat B ritain W illi
Soon H ave A ir Net
C onnecting Empire!
I h h I
l „ n «
I . A. u
"1 / 1
I
ii 'i
Radio New
Trains Others
, A vaudeville night, with all tinptoper and necessary trimmings i*
the newest acquisition t„ the KGW
Portland, Ore., seludule. It ibrondcust during the P to in hour
each Thursday night.
!«* Returns
, found sometimes to be due to tnni- ,
Itwi.i ny radio fans »»<lio emissions sueli a? from power!
.- I>\ iuiv\ radio lim-p.
imTid
Inoadeast
HlltlRT WAVE R ETl ItNS
,
lotnphsi t'nplaitii A ' ASlIlNGTON. Mnr. 13.- i/l*j
hief of naval eotn- 1~ Almost limitless possibilities for
reiterate In all expansion of radio eomniuuitatinn
nuel the lu-ee- iit> have l«-en opened up through re
id! r;\imon- ends-, turn to experimental use nf*nhoi i ^
plant
- wm«* iraTtviaission. in the opinion
n is m it... lorn. '/f M'.ior General t ■ MeK.. S alt,
nppeai i ■.:
' '" " f *•_•«•»»! officer of tlu* I
niiniini. iii.pl bid
. . .
lies all ................
‘ ."in-ral Miluimui re cen th .. ,
i r v i .. .„hot,
•*«,,vl*«l i‘ tiers.mal telegram sent
from tin- I'lnllippinr* to the Ana
eostia station hen* through i
‘*
i a
11 | small hom em ade
Station KFJF, Okluhuniu l'it\
I"'1,1,1
The aimx has a p
bus been made dt^endunt ill a .<J(l,
1,1
, 'b '
v station on tin* i>lu
|nun libel suit. The suit concern
■........... .
in M.-inil-i bin Lor
Angel A. Ilraschi, member of l><
I’auJ University faculty, will bold
a regular Spanish cluss meeting in
the WIIT. Chlcugo, studio ever>
Friday inornlip* at 11 o'clock. l!\
broudcnsting IiIk class in, actual
sc siun. ho believes the listening
public will Ik* able to gain 111**1I*
from Uiu lessons.
Audition iluy nt KPI. l^.s Ange
les, bn's resulted in the dise«i\er>
of many fine voices and ini-titi
mental artists .. .......... .
o th er
wiso huve eoiitinued to m ,g „i„j
play unheard.
‘
t....I n
J,, t(ll.
(li
' 1", 111 work was dope w
lel ICllllJr- to ohm,. 1|Jlt,
, n| #Sn
i Butronella Trim bur. organia.
bus returned tu the studio of \Y|,\V
Cincinnati, (J.. and ***i|l nlny u mHe* of. week Iv concerts. They will
ol . nq.llllllt
.mivoidiit.iln { of
the bul/etut
funds tune not
remove .*11 .nk
|nnv ,H. „
priy tise? paitlv l>.
siiili- to crowd a
wave length* in a g
ilianm-ls when usi
CUHAT
SlATtOM
'W H E R -t’S
tT
COMVM^FR £)K ?
A
UiscovtT why l ’acla ,i.s the
acknowletlifetl h l a u <1a r tl by
which today all radio is hein#
judged.
Lel us install a l-’ada in youc
own home for a complete
demonstration. No obligation
attached. And let us tell you
how >ve guarantee consistent
performance at the same high
level of the demonstration.
SAVES TELEGRAM
Sir Hurry 1.under, world's lumoiiB Scottish comedian, was aide
to Huve the price of u telegram
while in London. He was broad
casting from station 21,0 and.
knowing thut his wife who was in
Glasgow was listening, he included
a sh o rt message to her.
By Kmck
Telephone us today. Convcni
cut terms.
/
('
? ^
ID E A L SPOT T'
YOUR home
Consult this office before y
struction, w e have some inte
mation for the hom e builder*
Hof-Mac
Buttery t ’o
P R E 'V T H
GOCO
G E*Ttlki<j
HAMAMA
wHOH ?!
B cfui L* V ou P urchuH e
Any Kutliu
'statem en ts made by k L-v. Uneo!
1McCoimell while the station
leased by him.
BUGS
(
Radiol as
11:t S. Bark Avv
Rhone 101*\V
Next to Seminole Hotel
IT BEATS TI1K TRAIN
rj
bO-xnany sab
use uur ayutem
of "we rent it and you drive i t / ’
In tu> many case* it beuU Ihc train
because a fter reaching a m urpy
town and i llii-;; Ijisj c^iatUluvr* the
Bslecniau can start a t uju-c for Ific
noxt stopping plucu. He c*n coV-
�been looked for wa*
sible fo r the f*esh stren g th 'o f val
ues here.
13.—{/?)— Decreasing stocks abro ad ;' a t
(his tracted a special notice too? but it
pointed out than ap advance
week most of the ground lost in was
of nearly 11 cents a bushel hero In
last week’s drastic reaction, were the last three d a yis hod
________
been s©
_
Bi.C
subjected to heavy selling for both rapid as to Invite
buyers
MB
.iff!
m
mito bo
’^em bers;
accounts today on the theory that cautious. Chicago opening figures,
the m arket poaltlon w arranted **t <? « rtr r otf, l 0 , * ^p. May (new)
fltlcipat**
■ ^ te c h n ic a l reaction."
1.65 !* and July 1.43 to 143(4,
Thp United States government
Tuesday
General, E lettrle broke,© points were followed by numerous fluctua must confiscate the air, not only to
to 319, about a score of others fell tions within a range of about i regulate brondcasting..but to super
w er'transm itted by. Midi©, t
for
••
3 points or ftiore and losses o f a cent.
vise the wireless transmission of
sting a t . remote sections of
iV banquet
point or 2 were scattered
ed throughCorn and oats were easy; In power which will soon be a reality, country where power Is a vs ”
et room of
out the list. In some quarters fluenced by more libera! arrivals says Itving Herriolt, counsel for I con say to to u In all sir
there was a tendency to attribute of corn here today, 282 cars. A ft the Zenith Radjo Corporation of and franknessi th a t within
i p u t Tuessome of the selling to. the unfavor er opening unchanged to % higher, Chicago.
tim e power will be transm
o'clock, acable political news from Genova May 78*4 to?8*4, corn recoiled to
Recently the officials of WJAZ ; throughout the length and hr*m m
’ chairman
but the foreign exchanges, the a little below yesterday’s finishsroadcaating station, operated by of the United States by radio."'
members of
most sensitive barom eter of Euro
Oats started unchanged to He the Zenith Radio Corporation, began
Time Question.
pean political and economical eon- up. May 40(4 cents, and later r e to transm it radio concerts on a
The attorney's-; point was,
nta for the
d lions* showed relatively little a d e r somewhat. Helped by an up wavelength not axigned tq them by eourne, to impress upon the.
*
*
change.!.
turn in bog values, the provision the government. This station had m It tee the necessity of exacting a
i the church
Kalla, which had displayed im market was firm.
made many attenipta to have their law which would gtvo>he govern
r #t which
pressive strength earlier in tho
power aa final arb itrato r
mited wavelength extended, ^r. to ment full pow
I and final
week, yielded with the industrials,
CHICAGO, Mnry 13,—(yp)—Poul be granted a neto one. Thesp a t of radio .problema. Uia statem ent
Tout. View*
"Nickel Plato”, Lackawanna, Louis- try alive; steady, roceipin none; tempts failed nnd Ihe officials tie-, was based on experiments now be
, the church
vile and Nashville, and Chesapeake prices unchanged,
Hbcrntely "pirated" a wavelength ing conducted a t mafcliettt'e labora
j r JMB-27.
and oho, nil selling 3 to 4% points
for the purpose of determining tories.
[the meetinc
bcimv yesterday's final, quotations
While it h$s been known that a CHICAGO, Mar. 13.—</p>—l W - where the important jiower of a s
the result*
Selling of the industrials was most I toes: receipts ’ 71; total United signing wavelengths actually lay.
perim rnts on the problem Of
61 wire
*
"get-toeffective in such as American States shipment ROfl; 10 Canadianless trnnsmicslon
powAr
miction of powA
Cites Law.
'
over the
fjmelt'.ne, Allied Chemical, Untied demand nnd trading slow; market
been under Vray for a conside
ncit Tuc*Attorney Hcrriott nppeaitif be time,
Drug. Foundation Company, Poa- unsettled. Wisconsin Racked round fore
this Is, perhaps, the first'tim e ..
Senate InU'xatate Com
tnm Cereal and American Brake Whites 4.00@>4,25; Idaho sacked mercetho
th a t anyone in touch with the latest
am commitCommittee
Witlt
thi»claim,
Shop and Foundry.
radio developments baa made. .1
russets few sales 4.10(^4.25.
"Any proposed radio legislation definite
ship of CThe cloning was wonk.
Total
prediction that such a feat
■king prepa
that might bo enacted Into law
sales
approximated
1.900,000
nhnrwill
bo
possible
in a few y e a n . «
CHICAGO,
Mar.
13.—
But
would he unenforclble unless Con
r e entertain*
os.
te r unchanged; receipts 8,13(1 tubs; gress first confiscated the air, or
piich i* to be
Nassau County leads all couheggs higher; receipt^ 14.057 eases; the ground, for tho purpose of
i conjrrejrn*
NEW
YORK,
Mar,
13.—</P)—
ties
in Florida In production of
extra
"
first*
27H(ffi27»i;
firsts
radio."
m
orninR anil
Stock pricoq moved irregularly-latr- 20%i@27; ordinary firsts 25.
,
In his hearing Attorney Hcrra-tt poultry and swort potatoes.
or at the nponing of today's m ar
cited real estate Inwr. which gives
.am • is Df.
Clcarwator—I’inrtias
County
ket. Heavy week-end profit taking
NKW YORK, Mar. 13— fcond the propert; owner a tltlo on hia
Gainesville,
was
accompanied
by
shnit
Rolling,
Power
Company
to
buikl
new
sUbtrading
early
today
showed
n
dl*
center of the earth
land from
j one of the
apparently based on the belief that minuattnn. Interest again center to the zenith of heaven. U was his Mntlun.
k
i the slate of
thr market was entitled to a tooh- ed in the railroad group, where plea that ns long as the transm it
'Venice—Venice, Englewood A
nical reaction after tho sustained profit taking acountcd for the de ting station is located on a man’s
t>( reputation
Soul
hern Railroad asks permission
recovery
which
took
■pace
early
in
cline.
Chesapeake
nnd
Ohio
Con
own
property
he
has
u
rig
h
t
to
able Uapthe Week.
, vertible 5’s fal hack 5 points and broadcast unless the air or ground to hulld 13 miles new line,
Hr front
[country. and
Chesapqake'nnd Ohio nnd Du Peqrla nnd Eastern income 4’s lost In confiscated by the government here to Englewood.
rille, which
pont each opened a p o in t. lower, n nortion of th rir recent gain.
for the purpose of radio.
r<rvi*ion, Is
nrd United Staten .Steel common.
ST. PETERSBURG -Aquarium
Bidding for high grade rnlla failAttorney llerrio tt threw a botnbftaest clulrch
Mock Trucks and several other in- ed to bring out many Irondn except lihell nto the hearing when he said, of 60 tanks to be built in Pais-odnntrinl favorites yielded fraction with the inducement of materially ‘l predict that m uit
Grllte, gulf w o r t ,
V. .
»t of the
‘ mnchln
“
tf the church
ally
in
initial
transactions.
higher
prices
Foreign
and
United
_ *1 In his—
Selling prossure increased as .States government obligations were
[of last SunPITTSBURGH, Pa., March 13.— Imndlo and to boost their product. chord at once.
firm
in
quiet
trading.
trading
progressed,
but
the
decline
The . business
ichool scs- .Fifty .yenra ago a fath e r and his
in most issues was an orderly one.
fcported pies- son wero operating a .very modest They united in the K. B. Ward A stared to grow tremendously.
NEW ORLEANS, I.a„ Mar. 13.
(
ompaw,
opened
a
new
plant
jn
Another step was the wrapping Delaware and Hudson, Famous
i that only hakcry ip u ohe-rqom plant on a
tut old hoTnwinnd church and bcgaVi of all loaves in paraffine paper, Players, General Electrlr, Founda (A1)—Cotton future* opened steady:
tilable.
Co., and Remington Typewrit March 18.46 bid; May 18.08; Julv
members of side street In PiUnburgh.* 'It was to InstaIt Iaobr-savitig machinery. printed with advertisements. San tion
er
each
soldi off 2 points before 17,05; Oct. 10 92; Do.*. 16.94 bid.
no
different
from
any
other
corner
The
crisis
ednuwhen
the
com
"Would you like to go In the' picked Judges.
itation was the word given to
on the
In eo rder to ruaks more certain
movies 7"
eting next bakery; apparently it would re pany decided to enter the cake and America, and tho country took to 10:30 A. M., and Amrrican Smelt
ing, Hudson Motors. Allied ChomNEW YORK, Mar. !3._< /p)_
Here they in it.
Children of this city from six to w hether the chlldran appearing In
It wen housewives, A huge icnl,
i the great- main a quiet neighborhood store to biscuit business.
International Combustion En Cotton futures opened stnr.dy: May 14 yearn of age will be asked thia the contest Khve the (Mro PU: ‘
the end of its career.
curred the opposition of the Mac- demand grew up suddenly und the
church.
. Rut- every business venture in key f ompnny. They had to have brothers decided to build a new gineering, Pcre Marquette, B alti 18.78; July 18.33; Oct. 17.05; Dee. question within a few days follow qualities, a number- of cam era ’
P** t
more and Ohio and "K aty" prefer 17.36; Jan. 17.28.
America has in it the seeds of more money.
ing the arrival of R. B. Hay, an from the Florida Productions, In c ,
It was u trying plant about 1900,
yielded n point or more.
g reatn ess." Rockefeller once had time.
official of tho Florida Productions, wil) be present and will film every
la June of thnt year Georges S, redPierce
CHICAGO, Mar. 13. -(/P) - G ra in Inc., of Tampa, Fla., to complete one in the contest including those
Arrow preferred and Sav
a dingy one-room office in ClewAndrew Mtuon Helped
Ward, who had boon handling the age Arms
report:
showed
independent
the arrangements fa r holding a Who have not -been picked*,to poolland; Ford ra n . u most dubious
George Ward, one of the hroth- credit of (he company, left for a
ouch advancing 2 points.
Close
Year
Open uvenilo movie contost in Sanford tlvely ascertain th at overy child
machine shop in Detroit.
Tie rrs. once told a group of sales trip to Europe.
During the four strength
Yesterday
Ago Today in which n number of children are
g qualities has been
corner hakcry in Pittsburgh \vu: man how the aid of the Mellon months he was gone Robert Ward Oincral Petroleum toubhed a new
WHEAT—
to lie selected to play before the given a chance.
destined to grow.
banks was invoked at this time, found the business growing so higli record at G2H.
165', 169'.4 165
Foreign Exchange opened rela May, new
All the children picked ab QiU
camera.
During the years thnt passed it r<-lilting in the consolidation of rapidly in volume and earnings
104»*
16344
Thera may be a second Jackie contest will be given cash
film taken expanded and grew unbelievably, j the Ward and Mnckuy companies. that it amazed him. He called in tively steady, despite the Geneva Muy, old
July ......
142H 151V 143
Cuogan pr Baby Peggy among tho and sliver loving cups, beside* the
ions Corn Nbw it has reached its m aturity m i , brother,
‘ “
Robert, ho raid, went his manager, William C. Brennc- crisis over the addition of Germany
130*i 14l*i 13644 children of this city, who will, with chances of playing In a
ells phases in the proposed two-bilion-dollar to ( a drew W. Mellon, now secre- mail, ami aakc.l if he thought it to the League of Nations. Demund Sept. . . .
a little training and experience, "Kid" comedies th at
a t wlU be prod .Sanford merger, of the Ward Food I’rotl- t t v of tin* treasury, to try to ' possible for u bakery ever to do Sterling held firm a t 34.85H and CORN—
78H 122
Franco opened .a point low May ..... . .
by tho Florida Productiqn*..
78*v may blossom out Into an entirety durod |||Q
city and nets Corporation—an merger thnt (hot!
M "ir-w f2».Oro.
Mr. Mellon a million dollar business.
Bren- French
er at 3.03 cents. The Krandnna- July ..... .......... 81H 126U
ra wil)
Therp
will he no waiting far
for tthe
82
new ch&raHer and perhaps become
the Milan - Ims drawn tlie “an ti-tru st" fire of I'-amd Hti. tf'l" "69, with the prom- ! lieiniin beVieved it possible,
So vlan exchange reacted on profit Sept. -------93
H
125
prizes,
it
is
said,
^
f
te
r
be!
83%
a
famous
star.
d.
Y
aj the com • the Department of Justice.
lit • strength of the a new factory was built, and tHOI taking
i'
;
"A TS—
“ No previous experience is nyces- picked, tho child will bo
,o innouru''>r the industry's saw the million-dollar business
In vital effect or human lift' 1 '
r pi
May ............
40 • 47
H
4044 nary for the child to this contest," a pries (the same
5«retatj li- an,| the hoalth' bf the ■American
V
. . .. '*cr, printed.
come to pass.
..
CHICAGO,
Mar.
43__<>T
0—U.
S.
40H
41Mi‘ said tho offiejahr " i t ie-very hard teat graved*, ppovidqd,tile
&»y.
......41H
juiuaW of j jyoplc, it perhaps surpasses in im |' 1 ■‘ >V /> ' vSs dining onh day
A Separate Organization
48%
Department of Agriculture, Hors
to tell whethoi* • a child has the present to answer what
‘'-."i. ;n i’hifitdelphia.
i«»
About 1911) cmne the first rift 30,000/ uneven, lighter weight iSnik ...........:,.^42H
portance the gigantic steel, oil, |m ,: n
qualifications Of a motion picture qulrlea
uiriea may be made about
t* 11 reel and electric power combinntit
lie L'. .
1 : i and asked whoof nfU r years r f fnmjly harmony, steady to 10c higher; others un May ------------- 02
128%
actor or actress until a test has child’s*rage, o r other m sttera pea.
I Siatotd at -' of the last 25 years. . ‘ *
. ' ..
I ! «• proprietor tool’-'I and William arid Howard and their changed from FYiday’s average; July ________ 93
;*
120 >4 9344 been made. In many a child, In tabling to tho contest.
Iff »W. in
i
•’i kitchen, where n father, Robert B. Ward, the gen- hulk eg 240 to 325 pound butchers Sept. ................02 *4 110
A Story of Hard V.'ork
Contest Simple.
many a grown man or woman, in
{Ions « (the
•i. I C i iv:ts nt work, kneading iur of the business, decided to pull 11.00CP12.26: hulk of desirable 200 LARD—
Hugh W ard, who came l „
all walk* of life, tho talent to per
The contest will be simple,
^kc i'k'.lidrl- Ireland in 1849, was the fen;'
They organ (>P225 pound weight 12.75® 13.36; 5Iny .......1........ 16.05 10.85
I
'ii,- ihe dought for a fresh put of Pittsburgh
form for tho screen lies dormant tho children will have to do will be
Exposition of the corner bakery, and his • • , bmcl'.
ized
the
Ward
lircml
Co,
in
Nalv
Ward drew him into conbelter 1R0 pounds down largely July .............. ..15,30 17.12
and hidden from the public because to imitate some well known stae
Bsilion ai Ton '■ .ition and gained from him one York i it*., built two large fac 1 1.70® 14.76; tup of 170 pounds RIBS—
Robert B. Ward, w a s 'h is rl-i
that person has never been given a of the screen. Mothers are re
bf Commute Helper.
By arising at 3 a. in . of the secrets that led to the phe tories u.ui pul mi' half a million d.iwn 14.16; pucking sows 1040® May ............. 16.50 18.00
test for the motion picture screen." quested to dress up their children
freel for
loaves,
a
day.
They
advertised
nomena)
growth
of
the
Ward
16.47 18,95
nnklng their own deliveries nod
"The children of Sanford and according to the child's favorite.
11.00; shippers 2,000; estimated July --------1 picture ma
"bread not touched by human holdovers 1,000; heavyweight 11.49 BELLIES—
working themselves unm erciful.v baking companies.
vicinity r.tand a very good chance Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Piokford,
ned by lb, they
The Frenchman worked the hands," nnd another big success ® 13-25: medium weight 11.85
May .............. 16.02 21 05
ninnnged to turn out 2'"'
of being-picked for motion picturrs, Hudoplh Valentino, Pola Negri, LIU
o jerting (oci I
dough unusually long, and h • not was scored. t
July
16.25 21.12
as many of tho present duy stars lian Gish, Charllo Chaplin, Gloria
n
day—quite
a
feat
for
a
small
13.45;
light
weight
12.45®14.1
[various state
Tho
brothers
branched
out
into
have been picked and developed Swanson. Betty Bronson, and. tit*
light light 12.40® 14.25; packing
bakery.
The dozens of Waul only kneaded it, hut flipped and
The pro
ioj.ied it about excessively
It different companies.
NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 13.—</P) from tho juvenile actors nnd nrt- idol of the.juvonile screen worldt
llsfed in npi r- plants of today turn out from -two I was (hii flipping and tossing. posed merger that the government rows 10.40®11.00; slaughter pig* —Cotton
futures closed steady at rcssas," Mr. Hay said.
13 50® 14.25,
Jackie Coogan, may be used as exIquite a iruwd to five million loaves dally.
would prevent —the first time in
u
nl-t
dcrlino
of 5 in 14 points:
Robert
II.
Ward
was
married
in,
tVsrJ
discovered,
that
resulted
in
"Tho moving picture industry is jyjipte.
Ulittle
500;
compared
with
u
-V-.
lorn gat hr red 1K79 to K itty Brining who helped ike uniform lightness and cellular history that federal action h.is
18.60 still In its infancy, und some of our
w.'ri. ago feed steer? strong to 15c Mur. 18.62 18.32 18.36
Children
will
also
da w ell to Imi
[of the 1 horucome before tho formation of a
I’rev. raatest .stare have not yet been tate pirates and other- soa-faring
pees to watch him in tho hakcryt In the dead of ceavistcncy, of the finished loaf, merger—is a consolidation of these higher; better grade showing ad
Low
iscovered,
because
thoao
that
have
High
Clono
Close
vance; spots up more; stockem
"M others Bread
l on the wall. right and tended the store in his. He took
the secret back to his companies, including tho Word nnd feeders; -preud between feed May 18 22 17.96 17.98-01 18.11 tho ability have never applied, to character* as the first a t a series
absence,
Thoy saved money and |
of "Kid’’ comedies call for a plratq
became rich in children—th e -fain-i brothers, and the Ward hnkeriux, Food Products Corporation, tho ers and fat steers very narrow; top July 17.79 17-00 17.02-04 10.70 enter the profession, and because scenario.
Y i
Ward
Baking
Corporation,
tho
Oct.
together
with
the
Corby
factories
17.05
10.85
no
film
company
baa
ever
taken
10.89-1)1
10.94
yarlings 11.85; heavies upward to
ily finally numbering 13. %
The
moving
picture
mad*
a
t
the
Continental
linking
Corporation
Dee.
17.10
the
trouble
to
look
thorn
up.
Screen
of
New
Jersey,
began
to
experi
10,93
10.93-94 17.00
11.00; good nnd choice light yearl
Tho boys helped;
There olintest will,
will.be
contest
lie shown
z^own ia t' the Mf
ways had been a bond of affection ment with kneading machines. and the United States Bakeries ings xery scarce; she stock 25H . Opeqlng, March 18.45 bid; May talent is best discovered in chil Theater or will be Im
' icorpora
> .
higher: -lower grades showing nd 18.08; July 17,05; Oct 10.92; I)oc dren," added the official, "because a state weekly new*
between tbo sons, and in 1890, they They. .perfected them, and the Corporation.
. m l ral
The
little
store
in
which
Robert
a
they
are
less
self-conscious
than
10.94
bid.
vanee; bulls weak to a shade lower;
held a series of conferences and (Ward brothers began making
by Florida
'lorida Productions ]In
grown-ups.
/
new kind "ofr bread, "‘“ebme-koe.
machinc-kncad- B. Wnrd mixed dough in tho dcntl venlcra $1 00 jower,
decided to branch out nnd try lo r......
of night fifty yours ago has grown
As soon as plans are completed, theaters throughout. Florida.
They,
NEW YORK, Mar. 13r-HP)—
Sheep 3,000; for week around
covet most of Pittsburgh with wn- cd.
- - . called , it “ Mother's
.
into
n
$2,000,000,000
business.
•
the
official said, the exact date of
A number, of prominent men I
Cotton
futures
steady;
closed
19,000
direct
and
104
cars
to
feed
[»rmy pilot, gonr. nnd to educate the grocers to bread and it struck a popular
ready'consented to he Judges. I
Ing stations, receipts most direct; steady at n net decline of 5 to 16 .the contest will ha announced and
J American
(lowing the comptotioa o f aQ
overy mother and parent will be
compared with week ago fnt lambs points.
|tke greatest
Invited
-to
brjng
children
to
the
plans
regarding place and date, i
__
Prev.
mostly
25c
lower]
spots
50
cents
• and a con
(Inz. mostly around $5.00 cons idem-1
High
Low Close
Close contest ground* where each chtW contest will be officially throw n'"'
off;
fat
yearling
wethers
sharing
us Eddie
ble ordinary condition, $4.76-6.00; i
1CHICAGO, Mar. 13— (/P) — fat lamb decline, fnt aged sheep May 18.94 18.09 18.72-74 18.87 will be carefttUy scrutinized
• exhibition
8
duz.
$1.60-4.75;
poorer
low
ns
18.37
weak to a shade lower, decline in- July 18.48 1R.24 18.28
[•liking and
f hipping point information for $1.00, Washed, pre-cooled, 4-6 dor.. Wheat values this morning were fluenccd by downtourn on heavy Oct 17.74 17.54 17.67-58 17.07
Word Manor
two to five cents higher this morn
Dec. 17.42 17.20 17,20-23 17.34
[U 3 o'clcok, Friday. March 12.
$5.75-0.**. California crates, 4-0 ing, with corn and oats showing a lambs; feedin g and shearing lambs Jan
17.41 17.20 17.20-21 17.25
steady;
tops
for
week
*
.
.
.
fat
wool
f*on, local
Snnford, Fla.; Clear, rather co<il. doz R.00-8.60.
gain and provisions vary ing from Liainlia 14.75; shorn Iambs 12.00;
Opening: May 18.78; July 18.30:
•t*l in an Fairly moderate wire inquiry. DeWashington: 25 degrees, cloudy. 22 cents decline to n rise of sevia n | shearing
a
Iambs 14,50; yearling Oct. 17.05; Dec, 17.35; Jan. 17 28.
ford Aerial n;and moderate, market steady.
No carlo! arrivals. 3 broken cars cunts.
wethers 12,00; fa t owes 9.00.
^rspid pas- Carloads
f.o.b, usual terms nnd f. cm track. Supplies moderate. De
Reversal of the downward trend
“ ! between o.b. cash track, 10-inch crates in mand
moderate, market steady. I began with a brisk purchase moveNEIV YORK, Mar. 10.—0P>—
the rough, 3-6 dox- (3's discounted
l to have a 25c when cars run heavy to that Florida. 10-inch ernttr, 4-0 doz. ' ment bqsed on the more or less ns- The raw sugar m arket was firmer
$4.75-5.00, 8-10 dox. mostly $4.50. i sertion that United States farm today with prices advancing 1-lOc
NEW YORKT Mar. 12.—(AP)—
! c«8U in his
Golden Self-blanching, fair to
Baltimore: 24 degrees, cloudy. stocks of wheat calculated on a per to the basis of 4,08 duty paid. Re- Sharp recovery In stock prices this
•sever been •lie)
good quality, mostly fair No carlot arrivals. 1 unbroken car capita basia are the lowest on rec fined sugar wa« firm with a much week wined out a substantial part
Among other generally
ly Well blanched, $3.60. Few con on track. Closing Friday. Sup ord and that this country may yet h otter inquiry reported.
of the losses sustained in last
the most signed.
plies light. Demand and trading have to face virtual prohibition of
Prices were unchanged to 15 week’s drastic declines. The rap
. ttuahsl ma
light, market dull- Florida, 10; selling
__ of wheat auppilcs before points higher, with list quotations idity of the advance Ip many is
Carlo! Shipments:
lm the World o
Sanford section, this season
inch crates, 3 and 8 doz. $4.00-4.50, "harvest,
now ranging from 500 to 615 for sues led to a rather- general belief
to d a t e ..................• ........1520
Then came disturbing reports fine gradulated.
few higher, 4 and 6 doz. $4.50flo*
'
that the recent reaction, like the
(•El' ,.nriou* Sanford section, last season,
6.00; 10 dot. $4.00, poorly blanch that the quality of the Argentine
sustained rally which preceded it,
slip*, tail
CHICAGO, Mar. 18.—(V )—Cash had been overdone.
' ffk stalls ^ same d a to ............................ 2507 ed 3 nnd 8 dot. $3.00-3 60; 10 dot. crop as a whole is inferior, Includ
$" 00-3.00; washed, drapped, nil ing 40,000.000 bushels so poor as wheat number one mixed 178; corn 'Trade new* was largely construct
biboos will Sanford section, two years
to weigh le u than 55 pounds a No. 4 mixed 70, No. 8 ycliow74@ live In. character while the Febru
[ wnduiion of ngo, same date ____ J............. 2573 Bites, $4.60-5.00 few higher.
Florida, entire season, last
Atlanta: 33 degrees, snowmg. bushel.
78%. Oats: No- 2 white. 4fl44@ ary lonag* of the U, 6, Steel Cor
/
/ "'
7? wil1 climb
year ........
....... ............ .7953 No cariot arrivals. 1 car diverted,
•Sccnti|ess of domestic receipts 41%; No, 3 whit* 40%®41.
poration showed a substantial de
! car on track. Supplies, modcr- of wheat, togatKor with further
Rye Number 2 89%. Timothy cline in unfilled orders, It was not
v
lo s s y 's Quotations
U S ^ng by
New ^ork: 21 degrees, clear. 3 ate. Demand and trading mod- shrinkage of the meagre stock in seed 0Jt6a7.00, Clover seed 28.00 regarded as. uhfi
favorable
1“^fvsrri.ge
londt arrived. Supplies limited, crate, market steady. Florida 10- Chicago, gave additional Impei
of the high rats of operations
emand and trading limited, mar inch crates, 8-4 dot. $5.00-6.25. to the new buying movement whh
.maintained during the month.
set in. At present, the general
ket rather dull,- Florid*, some or California crates, $10.00.
The trad* heard predictions of
NEW VORK, Mar. 1 3 ^ (A V - higher steel price*, with the proidinary condition, 10-lnch crates; 3* Cleveland; 12 degrees, clear. No outlook for the new crop is decld
cdly favorable.
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U* S, governm ent bonds closedt
pect of an early resu ryptioq of divi
t .1 Rn**n ^ * 00^ '5°i poorer low a* trrivala. 6 cars on ‘r»ck'
Predictions of e mailer weedpts L ib e rty .____
W^O, 0 dot. $4.50-4.75; few $5.00, piles moderate, Demand moderate,
dends on Republic Iron and Steel
------8 %'s
l«w as, $4.00; 8 dot. $375* market steady, no change inpriee* of com in the nr :* MCI or « |, days Llbirty, first .......... _6%*s 102.6 stimulated activity in the ateel
n yaloea xad L iberty, aeaond .„..__4% ’» 100.27 shares.
except on 4-dot.. H onda, IB-inch helped to ateadv
[®do*- f3.0°.3^0.
oats as well It ' * ul*o pointed
Stiffening of Gulf Coast apd
Pittsburgh:
l
l
degrees,
clear.
crates.
6-8
and
10
dot.
$4^0-4.76;
^ , r d ....... ......i H ’» 101.5
High
oat that the mov< ent of corn to
102.15 California crude prices, combined
' Associa- Lolifornia arrived: Opening Sat- S“ ;«.-42&\ a doz. $3.50,
....
cr than
tswii ■
e*«» ago
market i« lightor
a Jyear
lo riT with reminder* of Congraaa inves
W p lle s liberal. Demand
Boston: *1
cleflr' “
i are generally un; t , u , u " 4i;‘
’s 107417 tigating some of the larger com
! '“T* marke‘ dull. Florida. 10-inch California. 1 Florida arriver. 8 and that prices a t this time last u t r t t•ury.
panies, brought fresh b u jln g poweynsidtrablo inferior condl- Tars on track- Supplies moderate, dcr the Pri«»
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F 'T .N E W YORK, Mar, XX-<*)r
tlon^4-10 dot. best; $4iO-4.75; few practically no trading, no safes re year.
m. shares, aomd
Ll»to poultry steady; no freight of rhich es£sb
new hijfh
J5k°*^ ! er *1-00; 3 dot $4-00- ported, nothing offered.
You can builiKa house quickly, quotations.
Others unchanged.
s for the yearPfcliSr f flW ! no Ralo, reported- Cincinnati; 13 decrees, clear. Ah but homes grow Slowly Ilka trees. Ihr***«d poultry firm , prices un prick*
Car loadings are bring malnUlncloudi^'ilP-1* 1,23 degrees: partiy cariot reported, 4 cara on track,
changed.
ed
at a. high rata and current earntrurt*'
*rriv»le* 3 cars on cunplies nioderate. Demand-hmlogs are Urge. The proposed mtrToo few sales to establish iledP market barely steady. HofM n ip p p ^ i
NEW YORk T »r. 1 3 .- 9 P ) ■ of the Ameriran Locomotive
’ 10-inch crates, wid# range in
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aJ L Pow*
Cotton spot quiti ilddiing 1245
5 Yj ,aliiy
4-6 do«: $4^0-6J00. few
W cars
, r F1°rida arrived. 31 E ' j dot. $4J50-4,75, few |5 J » ;
■rs
on
track.
Supplies
liberalGr»> and
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i’They’re off I W ith alm ighty leap the horsek break frorri
the tape and with a roirjvpf thundering hoofs dash before the
Sw'on.t Cists M sltsr stands. Thousands rlscras one, while n great cheer bursts
ills , at Ihs Poatoffle*
Florida ufi'Ur Ant or forthi Red, green and blue coated jockics vie w ith each other
for the pole as they round the first curve. Chancellor seems
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ASanciATRit ritB a a
The Assoc'ated Press la sshtus
rumwisu
Svlication or an nsws diapntrhM of the n a ttie st,sheik-. They pick up their feet and throw
* t a d ifl°ihia ply r ? °and° al So*t h* back their heads with the P^de of kings. They fig h t so hard
, n? r % » * W o n beof ,[ipscu.‘ fo/ l“ diDg positionB^and they so willingly give the last atom
uchea horatn ara also reaarvad Iof strongth in them th a t they fill the hearts of everyone with
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U^TATURDAY. MARCH 13, I92C
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I t AH Cofnr-r Back.
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J Conspicuous Good News.
B at Soup. Mineral Salta.
Beer Leas Violent,
Byv ARTHUR BRI8BANB
M n r i i k i i« « . hr n » t c *
ONE HUNDRED thousand New
York building trades. workers will
g et what they ask. $1 to $2 a tiny
(iw srittv T to x h a t e *
In City p> Carrier, u*»
Mk, t&u. WeAly .Rdltlon .|L<u
r year.
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W pC lSL NOTICCi All obituary
aoUcms. cards of thanks, resold
(tons and ootlcos of ant»r«a|fi.***tirs
sshsrs c h a rt's ara mada will ba
eharevd ><oe» a t regular ndvoriistut
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N 0 ARGUMENT H ER E
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T T H B HERALD’S PLATFORM
L — Deeper water route to Jack
1 aonrin#.
f 1*—Construction of 8t. Jnkna-In
w. V.t die* River, canal,
i
Eatenslon of white way.
4.—Swimming pool, t«onia m arts,
read y ■paid those -whirc-*,nrnefs.
Conservative capiliH will weep
for a little while, saying, "the na
tion Is going to thw dotfa." Lntor
conservative enpitiil will find fill
the money coming hack to ItB cof
fer*.
. ,
Masons, plasterers, bricklayers,
carpenters, spend what they net.
Some day hie men will lenrn thnt
all the money they enn ever got
Is money spent by little men.
BAD NEWS Is cofflipicuous, good
nowa not. For inutane'e, the Navy
perfects a torch used under water,
despite the intense pressure of
great depths.
It's nn Interesting torch, with
three iheavrs meeting a t n point.
From the three ll«heaves acetylene
Kns, hydrogen g/i* and compressed
a ir hurst le rtll An a ir bubble
protects tip sire under pressure,
th e county a t large? We have always been inclined to say
no, nnd we are more inclined than ever to say no now. While
a great many fine men and women go to horse rnce.s, it can
not bo denied th at there is also attendant a t every racetrack
the dregs of humanity. The lure of a horse race gamble at
f . — Augmcnlln* of building pro- tracts from thousands of miles crooks, puupers, bandits,
■ gram—houses, h olds, a p a r t - bootleggers, wire-tappers, second story men, pick-pockets,
* want honses. '* •
gamblers, and roughnecks o f every description.
—Extrusion of s ir e d p a rlo r
They stake all they have on the races and when theyV program .
7,—Const
Const riirtlon
rnr lion of
of boulevard lose—and they all do sooner or inter—they look about them
for more money. They get money in the quickest ami easiest
•round l-ake Monroe,
.—Completion of rlty beautifica way. They hold men up, pick their pockets, rob their houses,
tion program.
cash bad checks, do anything they can think of to get .ready
—Expansion • o f school system
cash.
They turn a pnradise into a veritable Hell. Their
With provision for inerrssrd fs
pleasures arc low and immoral. They soon turn theaters nnd
churches into blind tigers nnd bawdy houses.
And what of the other people, the good people who go to
horse races? Many of them are stenographer.1^ bookkeepers,
bank tellers, clerks, soda jcrkern; mechanics, carpenters nnd
working men of every class arid type. They all go to the
races too. They all gamble,* mlt.vbe only a little, but they
Innqp hut
*,]i' Knt tnc to hpnlth
111,111
gamble. They buy a.iittle twit foliar ticket Thpv
i ney loose,
imi nbflohitcly
they buy another. Perhaps th
win ono nt long odds. The.\ yjvo onc rrtt ^Qtjiing hut water
SA N FO RD FO RU M
may ho fifteen or twenty dollars ahead They add fifteen give nnothef rat water, and un
or twenty dollars 1o thnt and stake it all on one race. They limited quantities of foqd, from Editor
"r encourage the passing oi pro- ■
may lose. In the long run they are sure to. And their wives which nil mineral Knits hnve Is-ei il The
Sanford Herald
,.hihiiive license law* when our m
ami their little boys nml girls at home, suffer.T They 8» I
th /'rn rlaW n V ’ ndi • Denr Sir:
hack* are turned when wo rnn t M
Replying to your editorial on present ourselves to prove our h’uJo ■
without clothes, food and other necessities o f life, because; wntcr.
circus nnd carnivals, perm it me l » <*f an ancunient. It you will core- ? ■
daddy lost on the r a c e s . '
------take exception to your most unfair fully go over the records ypu will j ■
There niny in* a s m a ll group n f p e rs o n s w h o c a n a f f o r d . FOOD WITHOUT mineral snlo i (expression
TH E VERY POOR
thiu :* nn Insult to nny 1ind cities never nmountitfg to a B
to lose on the races Perhaps la w y e rs , d o c to rs , b a n k e rs a n d is f‘*°d without nourishment,
.' mnn or woman nf intelligence. It thing that hnve attem pted ju st ■
I nm not sure the very poor
l “o £ ..Is people like you that retard th ■ what you would like to do.
real estate men w h o h a v e m et th e ir second p a y m e n ts , c a n
£
y.i Are only those wno want for
progress nml welfare of your city.' ^ <'U don’t want u city, you want ■
afford
to
piny
the
rnce.s
and
lose
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sin
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portimt.
The?
btfM
pari
of
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things:
You must have been prompted or a village. The stnte fair a t J a c k - It*
"In school or camp some little trnmp if it does not hurt them, hurts the town . M oney w h ich w ould ctnblcs in bollod'out in many house- interested
in some cheap moving sonvdle, tlie Gnspurilla at 1 n m p n |H
'. t To some new friend or teacher ordinarily go to the luxuries of life pu c h a se d fro m le g itim a te holds nnd thrown nwnv. In roup picture theater
in your life time, are talked about all over America.^ a
: U ■ ' dings.
^
vtM .
Knt good sou,.
business houses on main street now fin d s its w a y in to th e il
How
many
American
dollars are It helps to put these cities on t h e : ■
Ills clothes- are fino, of right doIt h u l l s b u s in e s s , a s
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money bags of racetrnck gambler
sj>ent in your city by. your theater map. They like our clean allows. !■
®i*ni
who puys enormous sums l can refer you to m inisters nil ■
every racetrack town will testify.
Indeed, no garm ents I recnll
.lER^MIAH SHEEHAN* drank mnnngci,
for
picture
Who gets -ever these United Slates, who have —
As rich nn his—and yet he is
No longer ago than March 7, the Miami Daily New'S print® hontleg whiskey; then, it is said, this money? releases?
No
one
*hut
Holly- endorsed my show.
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k ~ The poorest beggar of thorn nil. ed on its front page an editorial urging the shortening o f Ihivw his tlm-e-yenr-old-dmiKhtcr
wood nnd thn celebrites who get
I giv«» a free show every we?k ■
The N e w s voiced the opinion t'n,° n red-hot stove, rh • child, such unheard of salaries!•' orphans in every city thnt hu* j ■
• T he poor it’s said, must beg for the racing season at Hialeah
'
i" ’li* hospital, will prnhnmji rcAlmost
every
llu’ntcr
In
Flnridu
*ueh
institutions.^ lh*c3 your thca- j a
thnt
tho
general
good
of
the
community
nnd
slate
h
not
pro*
y V * bread.
- ,
...... v. The father t in jail. Mid
£ Yet they nave riches fur above moted ’Uii.' an institution which runs mad in its chase lor i MagihlraU* Duh*, iaIiu sent him, 'i i owiiwd Ity param ount, Jess** mt i!" lliis? I give newsboys nial —
or outride capitol. Thi'y om- !•">• scour < a free show every week. J h
‘The little lad whose heart Is sad
dollars.’ “Business men Continues the News, "are agreed , said "Were the hnweiies ouw - l.i.rky
ploy
a
dollar m anager nnd a D* *s your 'theater do this?
*•
^ Become he needs to beg for love,
e been so prolonged as to bring | ",v ''loek today, this would not nnilo .thirty
How im uh money do they
So you are going to take this | ^
aVhosc father gives fiut father lives that the racing operations hav
about considerable of an cnincmif disiuj’bjujc
I U'UVv, in town a you spy x u rfu n s' circus a way from million? <V k id -' H:
i L * I? i . 4 1 Thnt <lcpcnd*. If the l itfWrrn la
The News is not promp tetl tif irs remaiTtH* by in b rn l n-nthe saloons ami sold whi«- n d carnivals take nil tho money I dies, orphans nnd newspaper boys | *=
1out nf town. You don't know i who long for a circus I wonder | H
sons. Tho News does not care whether rating is legal or ille
wlint the devil yon are talking If you ever was a hoy yourself. I]
hotMorcd gal, moral or immoral, right or wrong. Il has never mention
about.
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I r< ally wonder.
'*
ed the fact in its attacks on horse racing that racetrack gam
I invite you to meet nn1 face lo
I own thousands of dollars worth
fare ttml tln n III g iw yon fiuts of property in Florida and I nm nJ
bling is expressly against thu laws of the stale of Florida. Il
nnd figure-. I will show you ho\V inxtmyer in this state. I hnve ta lk - 1
is against horse racing for purely economic reasons. The
miieh my people, alaiost IOH in it II. id Florida for the past tiireo years, i
News has hern hit in the pocket book. The News rea liz e s
leave in town. I will show you lot Itinglinr, Johnny Jones nnd h u n -1
tlint the racetrack link diverted millions of dollars from the
of other tilings that will give you deeds of show people invested
ordinary business channels into the pari-mutuel machines.
an education th at will lie worth hi tvil.v in Florida, not in Holly-1
ymir while.
, wood, Cnlif.
I
But what of the legal phase of horse racing? The revis
People like you don’t give show!
Respect fully yours,
ed general statutes-of Florida (1P20) volume 2, show two
people n chance. You will leg islate1
HOT! MORTON.
laws which very definitely make horst; race gambling in this
| slate illegal and set aside any contention that tin* pari-mutuel
machine gets urmpul the rare track law.
MY FA V O RITE STORIES
Paragraph fifiM says:
By IRVIN S. COBB
"Whoever Ktaken, bet* or wager* any money or other thing
of value upon the result nf nay trial nr eonlerit of skill, speed
or power of endurance of man or beaut, nr whoever receives in
any maimer whatsoever any money or other thintt ‘>f value
staked, bet or wagered, or offered for the purpose of being
staked, bet nr wagered, by or for any other person upon any
such result, of whoever knowingly become* the custodian or
depositary of any motley dr other thing of value so ntuked, bet
or wagered upon nny; Mich re*ult, or whoever aid* or assist*,
or abet* In any manner in nny of »ueh ucts all of which are
hereby forhidileuf.'*luill lie guilty of gambling, and shall hr
punished by imprisonment not exceeding six months or by fine
not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by Imth such fine and
imprisonment."
t The Armenians use egg* for
money,
nonoy, and as high ns they are, we
’ don’t Xeo why they can’t ho used
for the aamo purpose in thi* enunToday’* licijt laugh: V.’e have an
inquiry from a citizen aIio want*
to know where the population nf
this country ic the !n<i*t dense
T hat’s uti easy one from thr
npek up, brother.—Nr u
York
Amerlrnn.
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nil* to know
petieont rule
“'w Ijw*t tliej^uren^
iger because
ny longer—
While paragraph 5b 11 w h ic h alm itsi im m e d ia te ly pro
ceeds it, declares that:
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"Whoever sets up, promotes or play* at uny game of chance
by lot or with dice, curds, numbers, hazards or uny other gamb
ling device whatever for, or for the disposal of money or other
things of value or under the pretext of a sale, gift nr delivery
thereof, or for tiny right, share or interest therein, shall be
fineil not exceeding one hundred dollars, or he imprisoned not
exceeding three months."
Thin law very clearly sets forth that whoever promotes
tir plays at any gambling device whatever shall be fined. It
says "any gambling device whatever." Certainly if the parimttluel machine itself is not gambling, it is n gambling de
vice, and against the laws ot this state.
Next week the nice track at LongwOud is reported to be
gin operation. As a newspaper situated in the largest city
of the sable county in which the racing will be held, The
Herald lias considerable interest in both the undertaking nnd
its outcome. We do not know that pari-mutuel machines
will be operated at Longwnod. We do not know thut gamldiug of any kind will lie conducted there. But we do know
that if it is, it is against the laws of Florida, which the
sheriff 6f this county has sworn ta enforce,
Citizens of Semlnolq county will look to Sheriff Hand
It) allow no law violations nt Ijongwood.
TO BE GLAD of lifts because it Rives you-the chance to
love uml to work nml to play anil to look’up at the sta rs; to
he satisfied with your possesions, hill not contented with
yourself until you have mode tho best of them ; to despise
not hi hr in the world except falsehood and meanness, and to
fear nothing except cowardice; to be governed by your ad
mirations rather thun your dislikes; to covet nothing th at is
your nuighhorn except Jifa kindneaa of heart ami genllenesa
of manner*; to think neldom of your enemies often of your
friendrt, and every day of C hrist; and to spent! ns much tirtie
ns you enn, with body and with sp irit in Cod’s out-of-doors
—these arc little guide-posts o iv th e footpath to |>cace.—
Henry VnnDyke
ly on ’brio of Florida's,
It a* P each?—Clermont
MAN’S HARDEST \V"rk i* dunu
by pushing a button, whiih button
start* the Mcinn *lmvel or ateam*hip.
Zungwill wrntc long ago. “The
Napoleon of the failure will )>e an
epileptic chew* player, carried about
tiu> field nf battle on an air cush
ion."
Let’* hope thnt will never come,
but inventor* are doing what they
can to bring it alxiut.
(illADUALIA FLIERS will con
quer the ocean*. Airplane* will
take passenger* from I’nris to Da
kar in French Africa. Flying past-ccngem will transfer there to sur
face whip* for South America, and
make the trip in one-half the umnl
tim i.
Before your buby goes to college,
flying across* the ocean will lie us
commonplace u* traveling by auto
to other planets, iwrbnps.
IN DAYS gone hy radical y«uth
demuniled a change, conservative
old age said, "lo’t be."
Now in France. Italy, Germany,
youths conservative, joins the Fas
cist l, ur any. anti radical party.
Young Frenchmen with blackjacks,
brass knuckkles and revolvers
break up a meeting of I’ari* com
munists. and break up several of
the communists—unexpected rein
forcement for conservatism.
Had a big flood in Ireland. In
undated two counties. Imagine an
Irishm an not being able to find a
! brick?
Lady Diana Mnnncr* ha* be
come an 'a$tr**H- We hate to say
It, but the aU ge needs some Man
ners.
In the Phlllippine*, many natives
buiid th eir houses in trees, but
their rei\t is not as high us our*.
Tulk about stranger*, Jugo-Sluvia owes us $08,000,000, and we can't
even pronounce her name.
In the spring a young man's fan
cy usually turns to thought* of a
new automobile.
Moat of u» believe in trial by
Jury, except w hen it comes time for
us to serve on a jury.
A fa st girl is often slow about
realixitog t her p lstak c.
Hind years ago.
two negroes
were talking together.
As Swor
passed he gathered th at the sub
ject under discu*sion was the rela
tive fleelm'Hs of foot of the pulr.
As ho came within earshot onc of
them said;
“You claims you is fast! You
nay a you’a no fnkt folk* ciiIIb you
• speedy! Ju st how fust is you
, nigger?
i
“ I'll trll you how fast I is," Hold
thu o lh a t
“ Do room whnr I
i .sleep* n^pith i* got jest 'one ’iectric light in it w’ich dnt ’lectrie
light in forty feet from do baid.
W en I gets undressed I kin walk
\ over to dnt ’lectrie light and tu rn
ANNOUCm
TO
Until and including March loti
our office will be open fro®
!) A. M. to 10 P. M. ' j
(Sunday included) ]
For the Purpose of Assi^ingTia
in th e Preparation of Retard
Hall, Pentland h
AU DITS—SYSTE MS—INC01
:t 18 First National Bankl
33 1-3 Acres Land, 1 1-2 miles m
Springs, on main road to Osteen. JR
farm ing land and is priced to sell IR
let us tell you all about it.
10-Acre Celery Farm with 5 acresJ
tiled, with house on same. This utsj
on Cameron avenue. Price 57500. rm
terms.
We Have Several Tracts of
n n d n n im n ro v e d . t h a t would Iwwell
COLCLOUGH REALTY
Snnford, Florid*
Real Estate
IN D IV ID U A LITY . O f CITIES
DAYTONA BEACH NEWS
ity of cities with towering sky
scraper*.
"In no other port of the United
States, and perhapa in the entire
world, is more notable effort being
expended to make community life
attrndtive than in Florida.
Go
where you will up nnd down either
const, or in the interior of the state,
there are cities nnd resorts (n
which through scientific planning,
ity, and harmonious surroundings S
with every modern comfort.
"With all th a t is blftng done to ■
minister to the leisure tim o a c tlv L .S
tic* of a fast growing population,IS
it must not be forgotten th a t I ■
wealth must come |>eforo welfare, jg
In other words, earnest attention ;■
might well be focussed on the o p in -|J|
ion1of economist^, and com petent ■
observers who assert th a t the do- ■
velopment of the vast agricultural 2
resource* of the state, nlong with *
conception or Wisconsin with th a t related industries, will determ
determine
ine S
of (ailifoniia; Philadelphia with the real future of F lo rid a ’ ’ •
Pittsburgh; the Bonhfcation of
It would be well for our planning
Broadway with the dulncss of Main board to bear in mind Mr. Nolen’*
stre e t."
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words in futjsj dering a-schcm c of
He continued:
development for, Daytona ’Beach!
"Florida hn* been defined in the A fter ail, must we hav£ skyxemprublic mind ns playground, nnd ers to be a city of progresslvcn*** ?
tightly so. Fur-*ighted men have AVduld it not bo fur bettor if our
captured tho play sp irit of the 'buildings ulong Bench S tre e t were
state and nre building communities of distinctive designs and individcnrcfully designed to a ttra c t tlic in- ualistic characteristic*, ra th e r than
creasing number of pleasure-seek- th at they should merely he tallT A
ing, health-seeking men and women tall hotel or two and a few other
from all Parts of the nation. It:b u ild in g s should cram everything
would be fatal, in mjf judgm ent, to {into one small, congested business
rcpUco the varied charm of . Urn j area such as is seen in every north1 ionda landscape w ith a m ultifile- [urn city.
INCOME TAX PAYERS;
�toe
SANFORD risk.
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
THE WOMAN’S DAY
1
By AHono Sumner
They Do a*y l
BEING a mama la ,not such a n>ushroon/s with half n teaspoon
hardship in dear old England. *A water1 " L c t\h n CUpf i 1 of bofiing
new pension law over there gives
,V £ T " jj
every widow with a t least ono ‘* h r.:
U 4:30 o'clock child n pension of 10 shillings a »weetbrend, and mix with ma^om
ft concert at week.
# , .
>public Is *n*
Another girl’s college opens Its*
Llbrsry will portals to Lady Nicotine.
Now , T O D A V ' s T V h t ' , . , lhB
it's Vasaar which follows the shin b“fy housewife: If your finger
[ted at 4:30 ing example of Bryn Mowr and
Jim s have lost that sheen you love
Tbestcr.
providea two smoking places on the
?hi’
Pn Rot tb<^ Simpcollege campus.
The student ns- k?r,!0U
girl for the spring cleaning!
But it remnrked
of Holy M'mbiy did It.
at the thnt “It Is still the desire o f the
World of Art
[Chsse on Oak student body th a t you do no: ex
SARGENT
is the artist talked
ercise your liberty to smoke, al
The Royal A cS
iil meet at 3 though we recognize th a t it is «bout today.
demy
of
London
is holding a BarMrs. R- F. your right if you wish.”
avenue, with
We opine th at girls tn colleges timi v h b v ° n,At mad
tbo over
8nn»fa
New Aork goes
hastes*. nre really learning something time
Presbyterian these days when tolerance suc renaissance of Sargent"Sargent was in color whnt Hen
church par- ceeds Intolerance, and whoa indi
James was in words," they sny
vidual points of view about Indivi ry
—aloof, classical.
, Presbyterian dualI Lhipgs
things nre
are conceded
cone
as dtu>
the home of and
Music
.
.
Msgnob* aveMARY
GARDEN
tells me that
Now they tell us th a t the re
( Presbyterian cently bom bread tru st of Wall ner rolo in the new opera made
1:30 o’clorit at Street "hns a' soul" and th at food from Tolstoi’s "Resurrection" is
monopolies really save th e house iirr life's achievement.
, Presbyterian wife money rpther than "bleed her
“I| j8, c\o ry woman’s life," she
the home of white ” ' Maybe—and then ngain rn\ s ' the loss of innocence, agony
n 0^k avenue, so’s your old innn!
when she loses tho one she loves,
degradation nnd suffering, then
Presbyterian
new birth nnd the light!"
Your Home
the home of
IF you live in ”n sardine box"
s Park avenue apartm ent, try these s tu n ts . on
The Rook!
A
1.1.
who
loved "Tillie, tho Mcnyour
cubic
space.
Nall
n
shoe
■Presbyterian
nonite Mnid," by Helen R. Martin
rack
on
the
closet
dbor
close
to
o'clock nt the floor.
Install a clothes rod of the Pennsylvania Dutch region
A will like her new "Ye That Judge."
Presbyterian the full length of tho closet,
low cedar chest may bo put on Another odious bull-dozing hus
h Mrs. W. F. wheels
and rolled under the bed. band in itf
ct
And
in-a-door
beds nnd converti
lild will meet
They're talking about Ford’s
ble library or dining-room tables,
ner Jr., in the to
say nothing of built-in dressing “ No More Parades" (worth while);
iV
John Erskino's "Private Life of
rth Auxiliary inbles, china closets nnd book Helen of Troy (funny); Wnsserfc with Mrs. cases are "being used by our best nmn’s “Faber,"
r apartments families,"
Sunday Night Salad
The Movie Girls!
Beets nt -T:lt0
SOAK
medium-sized
sweet-1
THE
movie
of Fannie llurst'a
ojsmin VVhilImcnts in the breads in salty cold w ater for 15 “Mannequin" is exactly whnt you
minutes.
Add vinegar to fresh would expect from the story. Enjtnlted w nter and boil until done | tertaining bosh,
hut not soft.
Drnin and cover i
* * »
with cold wnter ngnin. When
“The Rig Parade" seemed to me
cold,' remove tho membranes and every whit ns good ns nil the cricut into rnther small pieces. Cook ties said long ago.
It’s infinitely
three-fourths of n pound of small i more ihnn "another war picture."
tesidents
Club To
uesd ay
Local C h ap ter Of D. A.
R. H olds M eet F riday
W ith Mrs. R osseter
Personals
Mrs. Sid Rive nnd Miss Nomin
Moore motored to Orlnndo on
Friday where they went on busi
ness.
D. L. Thrasher left Thursday
evening for Saluda. N. ('., where
he will spend n short time on busi
ness.
Houghton will
went bfr
!u a n s
latent.
and vocal pur
assisted by otf
piano, violin, and vocal aeloa I
duets. Interspersed with o i
pleasing features.
Mrs. Hon.
ton Is an accomplished muald
having studied at the Mow Y
Conservatory of Music, and 1
affair la looked forward to V
h-> great deal of Interest.
’
The Parent-Teachers’ Associa people of la k e Mary are urged
tion Is preparing an Interesting come out and encourage t*
program for Thursday evening, yonng people In their efforts to
March 18th, In the auditorium of tertgin us, .
A motorcade from Lake Ms .
will g o to DoLeon Springs Sunday,
March 14th, to enioy a picnics
This Is an annual affair which was
started five years ago by Mrs. U.
D. D urnn\ and each year has
proved a most enjoynblo occasion.
All are invited and those Intend
ing to make the trip will meet at
tho post-office a t eight o’clockJohn Lane is receiving congrut-
Complotc Ptock on hand of lumber—cem cnt^-pU iter
FULL CREAM
• —shingles—roofing and other building material.
ICECRBn
MAI*LE
E. COMP
When 2 year old Mnry Louise Mil
ler of Los Angeles, spent two
month.-? playing in a motion pic
ture with Mnry I’ickford, the la t
ter fell in love with her, wanted to
nilnpt her. But Mary Louise's par
ents, who run a modest dunning
establishment, wouldn't give her
up, nnd Miss Plckford had to aban
don her plan.
O ur Three-L ayer
Brick of
SIXTH
iN, Mgr.
AMUSEMENTS
— Strawberry
P rin cess
M ilane
— Vanilla
—Chocolate
D IC K PATTOW
*
In
-KANU1 OP FATir»
—CumeAv—'
*n»«> iu s « * .
Mr. K. K. Rnend of West Palm
Bench Ij the guest of her daugh
ter. Mrs. J. II, Reed, 'at her home
on Palmetto Avenue.
,ilr».rRhoda Ewing has recently
itirchoaed the Hersey property on
S em in o le
Creamery Co.
Frank Evans has recently com
pleted throe modem In ugalows
P h o n e 634
M a rsh all N slln n ’s upronrlnu*
su ccess
f e a tu rin g
th e new
w onU er g ir l—
"WUK.V III! I.OVD, onM W
S a ilr o ’.x ,n
—Comedy—
1 fit
c o n t in u o u s
COLD*
«linil)
rE n ro n u A N C H r n o n t r .
tts trU n *
m. t o u
Mrs. A. P. Connelly motored to
Orlando nil Friday where she went
I to see Mrs, John Wimbish who is
1critically ill nt her home on Lake
Ivnnhoe.
Mrs. John [.roiiardi returned to x
Holland where she is taking u ■
post gruduulg course in law, at | a
Stetson University, nfter spending I ■
n few days in Sanford with rela- 5
lives.
■
Exclusive designs in small prints. 40 Inches wide. W hite grounds w ith A
three color combination. Guaranteed for one year.
Mrs. L). L. Thrasher nnd Mrs.
J. D. Woodruff nnd smnll son Jack
returned homo on Friday evening
from Kustis where they were tho
guests of the former's mother,
Mrs. E. L. Ferran for a few days.
■rtnir^d a
Friday being her third birthday
IM
S aft& anniversary, little Mary Joe Head.
rnlay
® imsll *on,
■» birthday Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Head, invited
Miss Florence McKuy nml a
group of friends from Rollins
a number of her small friends to CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
! fcnd party. help her celebrate the occasion.
College ut Winter Park, are spend
l»wn was
ing tho week end in Sanford as
The homo waa beautifully, dec Sunday services:
EKttel tinu orated with baskets of cut flowers
Sunday School P:45 o'clock.
the guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. Glenn
folia *;i- nnd ferns and stream ers of pink
Morning service and sermon 11 McKnv nt their home on .Snnford
grass atui^ white.
o’clock.
- Heights.
t the watGames of all kinds denr to the . Illustrated lecture by Mrs. Clar
TO LECTURE SUNDAY
childish heart were played diirin*' ence F. Swift, at evening service ut
all the the afternoon, and at a late bout 7:30 o'clock.
mown ap- refreshment* yonsistirig of pink
An unusual series of pictures of
Christian Endeavor will meet
a cap- nnd white ico cream nnd cakes Wednesday evening nt 7:30 o’clock. the Obernnimsgsu Passion Play
m , ,^ r*wing were served by the hostess’ moth
You are heartily invited to come will lie given at tho Congregation
F» boat with er, Mrs. J. R. Head, assisted by and worship with us nt these serv al Church. Sunday evening with n
‘tfesmers, Mrs. E, R. Snead, Mrs. Pappas ices.
I>enton lecture by Mrs. Clarence
i
Swift of Ohio. This lecture has
und Mrs. S. \V. Head. Favors of
*vre ga. miniature pink bnskets filled wlib FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH been given In leading -cltif*, is
J«ty. and in candies
of deen Interest nnd value, and
High School Auditorium
and snappers, in which
will richly repay attchdnnee. An
Sunday school at 10 o’clock.
crepe paper caps and novelties
.22 broucht were hidden were given each guest.
offering will be taken.
Church services at 11 o clock.
Rev. Kgdicell of Leesburg is lo
The children enjoying this hapgiven
jyere Mary Joe Head, havo charge of the service# on Sacred Concert To
bdd a niruftenioon
Helen Snead. Geraldine Dinstcr, Sunday morning. There will be
, ‘’' ‘nut*
Be Given On Sunday
_
"* gu«u to Hazel Ixalge, Vera Lodge. Ju,in no evening service.
Jnxon,
Marrrarct
Dixon,
Gladys
F * bunt w«*
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A recital of sacred mualc will be
Head, John Pappas, ticm al Dui1*
given on Sunday afternoon a t 4:80
Sunday School 9:30 o'clock.
f- n a t t of ,n st?r, Realman Chestnut, Redding
o'clock a t the Milane Theater by
Chestnut, Frank Head and EuPreacbiug service 11 o’clock,
George Brockhahn, a well-known
junior
_ eresni wcr« Renc Head.
Junb Christian Endeavor, 2:16 and
talented local organist.
o’clock
r
by
A specially prepared program
Senior
Christian
Endeavor,
6:30
Urge
BAND CONCERT
has been arranged In which Mr,
*»» topped
Brockhahn will use the various or° ^reaching service 7:30 o'clock■** ^PresentThe Sanford Municipal Band con Rev. W. M. Tippy of New York Vhestral attachments Including the
ducted by Joe Relzenstein will
violin, cornet and bells. <
VfU fender a sacred concert from the city, executive sw reU ry at the
There will also be several vocal
commission
on
social
service
of
the
L
the
,n. tho park, Sunday, Mar. H Federal Council of Churches in numbers by Mrs. W. B. Leab.
at 3 o clock.
America will preach here at the whose contralto voice needs no inuntil all
traduction to Sanford audiences. H,
1- March, Bo*ton Commandery
” opening —Carter.
h ' C - e o n l i a l l y Invited to wor J. Clause, a popular tenor, will also
ship with us at any or all of these
held cun- K<wcn8elBCtlqn’ R°bl,J
^ ifte program i» being presented
were
bv the members of the St. Agnes
BROWNLEE, Pastor.
& ,l£ There will-be no admission
n ^ i J S S L . 0 ' ror,uU r So”‘ ’ '
I *ne of
S
J s l K public Is torlUd.
w — --1 CHURCH OF THE HOLY CBOSl^ / SThe
program was announced this
morning-to bo as follows:
ueen of Autumn—
Bi gg*
U u -t ' 1 »n)- - S ' i i ^ cUo” u “ve and Loy*
lolin Solo (Minuet G) .Beethoven
friftl* will
Mornin* P n r* r gnd sermon,
sermon, Cornet Solo Serenade.... Schubert
I o'clock
tore— Raymond A. Thomas
*
' for
Billows Ro ....
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Tbe c ° ^ n Wo,t^
Vocal
to be
desire
to all
os i»
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$5.00 yardPILGRAINS AND M EVERSli RiNTS'T
"
. Beautiful designs printed on heavy flat crepe. 40 inches wide
$3.50 yard
“McCALLUM” CHIFFON SILK HOSIERY
• Fine sheer pure ulUc, In ell the light spring shades
PHOENIX CHIFI‘X)N HOSE
with narrow lisle top. IB hew /colors for spring. Very sheer quality
;
.
$1.75 pair
V A N IU A L T E •
Pure Thread SUk Hose. Fulfashioned with Hale top. All shades
1 $2.00 pair
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Com edy an d N »w i
Brown-j Miss M ary H ead Gives
rthdayi P arty F o r Friends
Party On T h i r d . B irthday
riuSSSSt c““ .«* stT"
ulatlons on his presence of mind
returning to his home
on Monday, he saw a convict are
proaching the house from the oth
er war. He Immediately realised
from his actions that It must bo
a runaway, and questioned tho
man, who was colored, and who.
told him that he was not going
back to the camn. Lane then or
dered him into hts ear and drove
B. W. Stevens, accompanied by
his m other Mrs, Mary J. Stevens,
of "06,” S.
arrived In Lake
Mary Tuesday
visit his brotbeT
a t his homo on iQyystaLX^ko Av
enue.
Mr. S
man, and U cofoldcring t h \ ad
visability of startin g a m ilK jn
this section.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE
8TUDEXTS’ ASSN.
MeoU in tho new City Hall,
North Parke Av e n t* e v e ry ’ Sun
day as follows:
Sunday School 10 o’clock, with
Juvcnilo study of “The Way to
PnrndlBe."
Adult Bible study. 11 o'clock in
"The Harp of God."
“Tabernacle Shadows" and "The
Atonement."
All who nre Interested In the
study of God's word are cordially
invited to attend these studies.
/
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
-Services for Sunday:
Sunday School, F. B. Adams,
superintendent, Q:.10 a. m.
Wesley Brotherhood Class 10:00
n. nt.
Morning Worship: Sermon by
Rev, W. M. Tippy, of New York
City, 11:00 a. m.
Epworth Longue meetings 0:30
o’clock.
Evening worship, preaching by
the nastor 7:30 o’clock.
Rev. H. J. HnefHnger, presid
ing elder, will hold the Quarterly
Conference for Snnford Charge on
Tuesday evening a t 7:30 p m. A
full attendance of officials is desir
ed, nnd reports from nil depart
ments will bo called for.
At the Churches
Tbo members of the Sallie Har
rison Chapter, N. S. D. A, R., were
most delightfully entertained nn
Friday aflMVioKF--bin--Mrs.-'A-. T.
Rosseter nt her home on Mngtiolin Avenue,
During the business part of the
meeting, an invitation from the
Colonel A rthur Erwin Chapter of
lhl,nnd, was extended the local
'chapter nnd all neighboring chnpt is to meet with them nt Ponce dr
t<r*n Springs on Florida Day, Mar.
... for the purpose of "get totltcr" 1), A. R. picnic. Ollier
matter of business were brought
J 'tfo re the chapter and discussed.
During tho social hour; the hosnsi- tr-s served ice cream, cake nnd
ary- coffee ns refreshm ents. Favors of
?ir; <oi>nges of sweet peas were given
nnd | each guest. ■
win ( There were about -0 members
ue. | present.
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-W
on the Lake Mary Boulevard road,
HIGH SCHOOL HEADS GIVE INFORMAL
_ . i _ j __ when, upon
up and It Is expected that m
will be installed within a
Ono of the interesting events of Luellg Mahoney: Reading, Elotsc weeks.
tne week was the informal recep Lanier; Song, High School chorus;
tio n ‘given on Friday evening by Readings by Margaret Cowan.
Hm faculty of the Sanford High
Superintendent T, W. Lawton
School, In hopor j>f -the parents, made a most Interesting talk on
patrons and friends of the school. the advantages of the ParentThe large nudltorium and library Teachers Ass>:iaUons to the parwere abloom with quantities of ents and the students as welt as
calcndulns, sweet pens, snap drag Ahc teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moul
ons and other early spring flow
Talks wetr also mnda by 0 . Mc- ton, of Providence, R. I.,- were
ers combine^, with greenery.
visitor* in Lake Mary Thursday.
*A most Interesting and enjoy
Mr. and Mrs. Moulton are making
able program was carried out
an
automobile toOT of the State,
which included the following num
and will return to spend some time
bers: Selection by the High School
in Sanford with their son. A, Aorchestra under the direction of
Moulton.
Joe Rcizcmteln; Reading by Kath-
ia
p . il
�HP WRRALD. SATUBPAY, MARCH U
. : _t
He M akes,
64 Years Of Active Life
March
LDSON,
J ___ i__Ontario,
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i .13.
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CHICAGO,. Mabch
March 13.—OP)—
1 3 .- W
Cyril Maude, who has long been a
personage -in the English and
American thenter, believes that 42
yearn of the hurried and strenuous
life of the stage entitle him to en
joy the "the last of life, fo r which
the first was--made."
When the curtain falls on his
last Philadelphia
* * •*-p e r f o rmance
«* i
sometime in April, Cyril Maude
will step from behind the footlights
to join Maude Adams, Dnme Ellen
Terry and many others who live
as delightful memories in the minds
of playgoecs. He is going to re
tire,
T
There ir. n charming old farm
house in Devonshire in which arc
gathered books pnd prints nnd all
the mementos of a long and suc
cessful rureer. Hither the C4-ycnr-
f huskies and their ironJohn Tlnmmcll, form erly or
vers are outward bound M anitoba, joined the llowoys in
form ing the Red Luke syndicate,
And tho hill* th a t surround Red
ska ute full of yellow gold.
Government officinls who have
vestigated believe the strike will
■ore one of the richest ever
irn td In America—nnd thnt inludes California, Yukon nnd the
Jondike. 1
Hudson la the lumping off place. Alaska g n ld .n n h .
Tennis' of nix
I t U an Insignificant station on nnd t*ight liunlileh, hUtfWt! to nlfththe transcontinental "ralway, but foot toboggan t, ntv following th •
it i l the gateway to the new Yu- trail down the a r m 'o f Lac Scul,
kon, and it is taking on nn Im overland for many mile* until they
portance out of oil proportion to strike the* Rod ;L:ifce , giver, nnd
Its site.
down the irc-bauml epurse of Thai
V Dog Jeam s£aro bolng nnscmhled siren itt to thnilake itself.
here, load* of suppllen como In on ■"iWlien-RunnWr coipes three nir4ach train, grizzled old prospect "bldtir.s will t>A* p itt' into service.
t o n are going over their outfits. This new rinklt* in gold rush travel
The gold rush in on!
is expected to increase the flood
Brothers Started It
of prospectors.
The Hudson Bay
It all begin when Vwo brothers, Company aim plans to install moLome and Ray llowcunqjraiifl 'up lorlior.t fii-rvlfe, on Lac Seul ami
Into the Rod Lake territo ry lost lied Lake.
>
•
‘
•■
Jupe to do somo prospecting. .They ♦ ,
Rich Workings
w o n old-tlmP -prospectors, umd
To got an Idea o f the value o f
to hardship nnd tol). They spent the Red Lake strike, it must lie
tho summer, -fall nnd p a rt of the understood th at mining companies
Whiter there- *--v
can make money cut of ore that
t S "Wo repched the laki*. on Ju ly 10 assays only £1 to tho ton; th at
and st*rt»Jd in a t ' onco. sectioning somo of the richest mines average
o ff t h e ‘country w ith ,:exploration only >8 to tho ton—nnd thnt tho
lines nc: ,. .. Ul*»Uike-of tho form - Red I.nko quartz a ssa y s- 320. to
the ton on n MOO foot fiVotch.
Tem peratures In the Rod Lnkp
sogion -at lids time of year go
down ns low ns CO below jfero-, Tito
only buildings th a t- haVfc. /been
'•ri', tad‘in the* neighborhood are an 1
ft*
.
.
1
t
a t.l.
. 1 . 'i f
l u d found. We traced the quartz
D00 feet to the cast.
It turned
idOi th at wo ware warding along a
yelp th a t was eight feet wide in
aohts places and 41 feet wide in
o th en , with a number of nice
showing/ in It.
Wc staked oijt
92 plaints altogether, then went
They Represent Kentucky
mmm
"The walls of this roont nro of
whitewashed stone, hung w ith pic
tures dealing with the th eater past
of my wife and myself, and au to
graphed boards and all kinds of
curiosities. There is n grerft por
trait of my wife there, to rem ind
me of what a lovely woman she
wnsfand a grent actror.s, too! There
is a hooded fireplace,, nnd lots of
big chairs in which to hury yuursetf with .your favorite book. Or,
if you wish, 'you can p lu / on the
little pinno in the corner.''
"Doesn’t th at,” he asks, Vlct von
know why I wnnt so much to.leave
the) stage and get home?"
TO ItllN FOR SENATOR
HARRISBURG, Pa., Mar. 13,
Pirn hot today an
smile as ingenuous as it was when nounred his candidacy for the Re
lic first trod the boards nt 22, is ■publican nomination for the Unit
going. • Tho homo whu>h he bought f cd States in the Pennsylvania pri
last year is now CyrityMaude’s chief 'm n ry this spring,
enthusiasm.
Speaks of London.
He says ho will not act again
professionally but the lure of the
stage is strong, and in the same
breath he speaks of a possible Lon
don season this fall—a kind of
Gets Reward
good-bye to his English public.
Nevertheless, i t will be but a short
season.
Maude has played . everything
from tragedy to the lightest
p i p
comedy of the kind in which he f«
making his farewell nppenrance.
The roles for which he will, prob
ably he remembered longest, howlever, are those in which he has por
trayed the ordinary cultured man
of the. world—played by him in
such manner that he has created a
“Maude tradition." He was co
manager of the famous Hnyinarkct
Theater in London from lHflii to
1H05, and afterw ard built and manfiiti m a n w i t u vjrva u » u iu v *•»■%■ *• ■(A3)— Governor
M g V iiiI :
o f th e New York Lecturi
In te rn a tio n a l Bible Studeni
tion will speak inf
l - 'l
■
mv
mv
flMd'linre.
Sunday,.March 14,8p.
u n i .I’ili
As it played, tho Drunker’ >i<»t<•!
burned to the ground. This « .EvArftt A . Moses, lender o f the
hand, who hin been dubbed "spon
t a n e o u s combustion," took the bond
nnd entered in the Mate band con
test at Orlando.
Tuesday, ns the bund was play
ing* "Keep the Home FiK’S Burn
ing," n $25,00(1 \v:ir«’house burned
dow n a block away. The following
tiny the hand played r.t Mike Kola
As it struck up Site f.l.ains of "1,1^
Hot Mama" fire ImrM forth in mi
private hospital arrors the lake.
Fire Chief Alfred J*. Sadler said
the Ini mi .slioidlybe equippid »nh
a: In dos iiuif.ii ins.
• / SUBJECT:|
“ W h e r e A r e the D«
WASHINGTON. Mar. 13.- *A’> Cutlna c ir nmi-t'.i'ii during Febru!u t it ah d MlT.-' l I bab < of lint
iitui b t.'.iTH of (inter', eumpared
will) r.K3.l'.i2 of lint and .Vi,40& of
luili r in .lamia: y tlii« year and
i.i
Our Fathers, Mothers, Ne#
Friends—Also, the Um
<he Vile |
A s w e stand at the hedfl
loved ones a n d 'see the n
lleetin g ’ breath, this s i n
a new, a burning q u e s fl
Mr. Kendall has madel
stu d y of this subject. The!
shall decide. You just can
to m iss this.
Mr. ^Kendall comes withodl
s a t ion and the lecture is W
Come and bring- your friej
BILL M r.t r.K
t Bill Meyer, new skipper of .tty'
Louisville Colonel*. 102.) ..(niertcan Association champions, is on
tile Job' uml laying plans for the
11*20 chase.
Bill is will pleased over the out| lock for tin* ’I icbelkimip tribe and,
i wil>i a ,ni. break, secs no reason
I v. ky i.i.i debut as a nmuuger shotihi
not prove a successful one. Moyer’s
appointm ent ns louder of the Ccloiicjs to succeed Jon McCarthy, who
tak’i-s over the helm of the Chicago
Cults, was a retvard fo r se-en
years' faithful sei'vice ns firststring call in r. Bill will 'continue
to take his regular turn lichind the
plate. Mcy. r saw big league iisrvice with Connie Mack.
kut«
drs In February last year, thfc cel|nus bureau today announced.
Thursday, Friday, Saturdal
V
TVo of Kentucky's most beautiful girls wjll re|
tho Stone Mountain Memorial Balt in Atlnnta, Ga
dascc-ndaa t of a Confederate veteran and curb Inn
■Teat u.i morial project a success. The large ph
■tiie Sti V.--of Elizabethtown and the. inn;t shows
■' u | Btca; t ;
»
R O A C H ES?
/
" Wo w ill have on
s p e c ia l
V T . .
Dis p l a y i
.
J
c tn ilo rin s
Spring and Sum m er Seasons, 1926
conches during February i.nd since
the first of this year kimply indi
cates thnt the public recognizes,
lo t thg week ended Feb. 27 were and oppm -iutfs cxicp|ioi)^JH yjl-V
54ji, a gain of OS.per cent over tho
”
I
coir responding period of 1D25, nc- uc»," dcclurc-l Mr. May.
i fi Jing to a ■tatement issued tonay by I. W. Phillips, Inc., local UL'RN PRISON MA1TRESSE9-
dealers.'
BIRMINGHAM, Mar. 13.—
'.T otal retail deliveries fur the Threc city prisoners got drunk lurry
month of February this year wort- yesterday and set fire to the m at
1708 units, a gain of 75 per cent. 1tresses
in their cells.
The fire
F or this nine weeks of January threatened, tho building and the
g |d February thin year total rc- lives o f a score of prisoners. 'N o
dflj^erles were 3530 units, a mention is made
qb—r’'**they' "w
—
1 ..:^. 1
**--- — of
*buthow
eg cant increase over thu c r- tained
tho liquor
officers arh
indlng period of 11*25, when the taking Ho diunccs nnd today they
are in solitary confinement. v,
cR>ry shipm ents in tho final
o f F eb ru ary show a gain of
COMPLETES LONG F U G n ’t
T cent over the csrrcsp.inding
i t 1923. The totol waa &7C as CROYDON, Eng., Msr. 13.—(/P)
srad with 310 In 1925,
—Alun . Cobhain, British aviator
iltin.Brolhcni
,n
u
,le
n
new urrivwj nt the a ir field here today,
record In factory shipments completing his sensational 10,000
r th« weak ended February C
IS unit* ware luovci, a geln
„ *
a full and complete line of men’s
,
fo r
GRAB!! 'EM! GATOIIM!
ll D odge M an |
"The excellent rccoru of factory
les R ecord Sale ibhipment's
olid retail .viies of. Gra
O f Graham Trucks ham Brothers trucks and motor
March 18, 19, 20
drape lengths by a shop expert and style authority in attendant
Orders Booked for Immediate or Futnrc Delivery.
Gutor Brand Roach IIlvcs
Patented Pcplrnilicr 1915
llurinloas lo r i d ek e na
• - •?cvm u.a«iTiS'»8i.v o x
Cl-IIi hr,
nf .ill nr,?nca
t h is j o i i "
AndroA win Im delivered in time for wear
|iriMl,icl—eniivrnlrnl—prrmuMrnl—rlra,
■ll«a|i|>. n r fn Hie— m i r r l * — I n r v l l n b l r . I ' l n l l i f l i n
n » n i l r n c l l i r in r u a r k r a na I h r ic u m In Ik e ki»p,
■
« r Mull* I k r r u iu la r a l r n .
*
lln i|a rk rr|ir r.
M e c c k u itia
Come in nnd look them over w h e th e r you
JlskriK
: b lv a a 35 r e n t s ut y n u ’r U ruK K lst o r g r n r e r
I, V*r
i n a r t n t M . -AU*» tr y CIATUJ:
J lA l l . . \ l l.ltill.N A T o H , 35 r e n ts .
(
DE SOTO CHEMICAL CO.
! & :,/•
f
h iia
.
F actoo : ARCADIA. P I> !
Malra m i J r r , SlBtj, I ' r a a k N n HI, |% O. U«> I S I S THnu.n.
JA M *. .
m . . ..
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J. C. Jackson, ’’rop.
3QS East Second Street
i
-j
�TOE SANFORD
|\ MILTON. March J3,—A nogio
peconwH
rferh iT h e
gtion And
Recently
; Mar. 13 -
0f Thomnt
yyfcc-prr*-jutiflcation
long list flf
has t*™
..presidents
,r to the seeaccepted the
opresident u
by the boarl
rpd his BUp-
NEW YORK. March 13.-O v e r
whose hoW hnd ju st tmrn*«1, tvns f long period of. time the myth
found t r j W 't o pc*1b the remains j
iey by" the aid of a step for M S - * * chorUs P'rls arc
of
lock.
C* -nn<* not f°r wed,t developed that he h a d
J 2 & j* » K«y Rirlics »0f the
jo in bills nnd plnccd the o'fm
ng,” but “not the sort of
ween sortie bricks of th.>
?un*
nnd all1that
............
Finally he succeeded in
tru
e
l°r
h00<‘y•,,
Interesting,
if
getting to the money, but he found
only the fhnrred portions', of the
bills.
Tkch n stiff wind came S .W .L hl‘/ nct J 9* 11 lR,,,t trueth^nid"
n 8y pltche‘'
lcnt
along and bleu* Hint into small n 1 U
nth
nnd Rroadwny
I have
bits,
,
5"JiKr wl. d.n tc °.n th>" subject.
ERADEHTON, March
13.—
Bradenton was nil primed an,I
cocked to fight n devastating'out
break of fire
The trucks dashed
r>- trice-presihon sre: Goria; Cor.grev*fy A. Hsrdee.
atmtin II J*
W. J. Sram:
STATE TREASURY
SHOWS BALANCE
BEST IN YEARS
Over Eight Millions Now Rest
Aarious Florida Banks;
Receipts Gradually Rising
Over 1925 Disbursements
, nJ A1•E ^ 11ASSEE, Fla.. Mar. 11
Ur) Florida a state treasury, on uroiM-rly Involvrd In IMa suit. nam«"
noi,oonry £?,, h*d a ba,*n<>e of $10,- l>*. that certain Innd lying In Pstn.
Inolh County Florlila.' dcserlhr*! as
f641,393.4ft
i t W d f i on
™ January
\ COmp“rc*
with *»,Itaat h a lf o f N o rth e a s t q u a r
31, revealing
doHar-s °* M,mclhinR ovrr n million
Disbursements for F e b r u a r y
amounted to $1,927,080.03 and reccipts, 33,373,913.18.
The larger disbursement* and reccipts fpr the month follow:
#
revenue, disbursements,
3.1:0,8110,3 ,: receipts, 31,105,088.49.
•.L ,0.-* o n tax* flisbursemcnts,
3129.1(3.33; receipts, $101,181.79.
State road tax, disbursements!
3o(0.014.41; receipts $38,233.93.
. Drainage tax, disbursement?,
$216,075.73; receipts, $99,711.88.
Principal state school, disburse
ments, $147,706.71; receipts, $69,354.04.
lonte Springs,
ationnl Press
ner congress-
Interest of school principal ieminary, disbursements, $161,680.50;
receipts, $5,739.58. .
State road license, gas, recelptr,
$784,901.40.
State federal aid road, $347,-
: II. A. P«nn.
U rhnmbcr of
t Barnett, L.
F. Coachman,
irbes, director
Iment atation,
f agricultun*;
L presklcnl o f
p Rnilrqad.
dando, cnairtnmittre state
I; J. E. Mat-
NICE, France, Mar. 13.—(>P)—
Miss Helen Wills. American latvn
tennis clwtmpiim, added another
tournament victor)* to her growing
Riviera list today. Site defeated
Miss Isabella Lee Muntford of
Boston, in tlw singles final of the
Nice tournament, by tlio overwhel
ming score of 6-0, 0-1.
frrick, Coml
pillis B. Pow*
iota Chamber
| Ftatcs Sen1 Mrs. A B.
conservation
iration uonttickc, general
I Institute of
long*’, chair-1
bntrol.
parllaa claiming Interaata undar W.
A. Howland ai< helm, davit*®®*, Sf®''’
tcea or other elalmlUita under him.
and ----------- Howland, hln wife:
Clnrenco I* Scott. .If living, anti If
dead nil pan lea claiming lnl*rt*M*
under Olnr. nc. U S c o t t aa hair*.
drvUeea grnntoca or other claimnnta under him. nnd ■•■■■■- Scott.
Ida \vir«c (X il Wolcott. If living,
and If dead all partita claiming intcreata uniter O, H. Wolcott., aa
he Ira. dovraet-R, grantccr or olh* t
claimant* un<1»r -him nnd ■—■-—
IVnlintt. hla u If.-; (ilaeco Koberaoii.
If living, nnd If dead nil parilea,
uhilmlng Intereata under illaaco
Hoberaou ita helra. deviates, grun-
ordered to appear to tb« above fit*
V. t:. PO0r.jl.Afi8.
It la further ordered thnl thl* or
titled rntiee on or befor® the Tim d e e b e p u blln hed u e e k b . onn a ** •„V Ctrl'W. I’trCuU f’ -urt.
-rt**fcD'>• 1
Monday In April. IMS. u n i b«mic f u r f o u r Ctinereutlvn n e h a In the
C'liintr.
• rule day of this Court nnd tile "M nnfonl llcrnld.*' n in *. « iin p rr mile • • ’I n i . i l
ri M i l l
’ •
fifth day of tUi* month, and In <l«- Untied a t MUnfotd. Plnt-bln.
V M '.VRKlvK.
fault thereof a decree pro ounfci>*u
Witness ibe hatnl *.f t|t* I’lii'. i.t
"
•
P- f. *
will lr" entered against you nnd “l\ld C o u r t, a n d I he Won! .r -aid . !i Kl.Npn.V 7 ■ P'OIUNJON
Mich of you. and »«ld enuve proceed I ' o i u t . tliL* i duv *«f- M n r rh . A J i . f o l u - i i ' i n f i «’« in|>lAiiit.
last.
*
ex parte.
t e r of n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r
of
S w t l o n l«. T o w n s h i p 51 S o u t h
<>f Ita n g o t l Ka*t.
I t Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h
o f you do a p p e a r t o t h e aw ortt. Pill
or c o m p l a in t h e r e i n film! o n t h e
fi f th ,lny „ f A p ril. t » 2 rt. t h e a nm o
b e i n g n H a l e d a y o f t h i s C o u r t.
■t Is f u r t h t r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
'•rd»r of p u l i l l r a t l n n l.o p u b l i s h e d
In th o S n u f o n l H e r a l d , n new aJ'tJier of a a n e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n p u h llshed In S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
otico a w«cl( f u r f o u r ( I ) e o ttso cu tit., tu c k s , according to th e s ta tu te
In such cas. a m a d e a n d p ro v i d e d .
'VltiiHss m y h a n d n n d e e a l « f a a b l
t Ir.-alt C o u r t ot S a n f o r d t h i s M a r c h
Smi. i :>:g.
V. >:. TiOl’olAHti.
t ’le r k i l t J W t t C o u rt.
C Iri all C o u r t S eal!
n* a . .\r. t v K R K H
1
H en u iv C lerk .
VI i.ISON l:. I'A l.M K Il
H o 'l d i o r f..r Ciuniiliilunnt.
in
T in; 1 m e t i t t-o t i r r mi: v k \ t i |
" i h i i m . m u c i t s m t iv u i .p
t o t x T v . r i . o n i n t . i \ c h a .n .
t i :h \ .
•V. «• S T A I t U m i t .
C o m p lu ln n u t.
T i n : II H i l l s . UCVIHKEH. I l i t A NI ECS o r u i h v r clnlntitntn utiilor
Sumui'l C. Uiu kri. y. (lcci'UHtal. In
nail to t'i,.. fi.llow tiiK lu n d s lit
*-• uiliiolo I’o u n iy . F loro C t. l o - t v l t :
Th. N o rth
H a lf o f t h e N W ' i
• r S .v tl u n 31 . T o w n s h i p 50 H.,
l : . i i t .- 5 » E,;
Hll.l. TO UL’I E T T I T U :
T H E II E l IIS, D E V IS I’.KH. ll U A N T El.'s o r u t h i T i.ta h m in ta u n d e r
• :..i',:«. C. Lira t i t l e s . d c c e a s t d o r
olio i t* Isv. In uiul t o s t l i o a b o v e
il. •••rll.rtl r e a l vsln tn . atul a m iltis t
nil p.irliiB c l a i m i n g a n l n t e r » s t In
mol lo Hu- a l l o w d..H*trili»<l re a l
• s t i u . . tv lie th o r k n o w n o r u u l.m.w .1. a n d
H l . l . \ lii!A N TI.i:V . If l i v i n g , n n d If
Pec Gee China Enamel in its dignified
beauty adds a touch o f charm and cle*
gance to any home environment. In
white and the soft, delicate tints of
gray, cream and blue you have a variety,
o f colors to select from to complete a
harmonious scheme of decoration.
For woodwork such as mouldings, win*
dows and staircases. Pee Gee China
Enamel is recommended.
Quality is assured in any paint JP«)d*
uct bearing the Pee Gee labeL AO you
need do is come in and let us help you
d.'iol. Ilo Iiclr. detlsrna. gralllvCS
01
..tl er rlnlm alits undol’ Ella
In.mil.•*. In and to the allot, do*
h.
ill., d p r o p e r t y ;
AFTER 350 REWARD
JA M ES S II tCKNC.V. If l i t l a g . a n d
If dead, t h e helra. d ev is ee* , g r.iltSAN ANTONIO, Mar. 13.—</Pl—
| . * i t oilo-r o l a l m a n t s iiu d o r tin*
G. E. Harrison, Federal prohibition
r.ii-l JaiiloH f>. Il n o ltn o y . In n n d to
ngent, is ?ceking a reward of $50
1 . oil t.- il.Horlbod p r o p e r t y
I fclidnntn.
offered by Governor Ferguson for
conviction of a dry lntv violator
worth over 85,000. Harrison con
victed one worth 85,470.
Lpresident o f t
rida, is p r e s - 1
bd chnirmnn!
E#rs while J.l
pie, L* trvns- J
piaril. fort s- j
Mft; conch am! other sltejls led
1
■;
■' "• 'here’s scarce a one of them
f »n' giving the conviction th at the sen one.-j 11,1,1 couldn't land a husband any
Ju-t
,b,J 'be vyiilted.
If she chooses to j fore til
Ion was found.
Officials of the ,,s' l 1** slide to obscurity ami down- ,if( the
Smithsonian
Institute, a t Washi;'- g« neuilly her own fault. vington, w ire invited to conduct a n '
flattery, too many
J t iM
in*estigatlon.
linen, tin iminy drink?, too little
1*1.01
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*u-i "f the head, too much expend- v
DEL AND, Mar. 13.— Records at me >f energy in night life—all
‘
V!
Gainesville is to he host t<> the
' mt ot s stmt up to .ill elf
first annual
convention
of tii>. '• '•"l «""• •.|UMirliiiill|t*«.
,•!.t; a :
I'loridu Department,- Reserve f it -iris "last ipiitk,'* as they
, " ,
ficers' Association of the Unite.! ' a-' 1,1 nroadway.
A few wild
States, April 2 nnd 3.
The |>tn- v t i t G i n - and doors of night civil.*
pose i f the meeting is to create !,r' 1'
I to them, to snv nothing
closer harmony anil establish hel«f of ficus where eitter relations
among the officers k.tgeti.ent« are sought.
„t,,i n
«f the govermiient’s land forts1*.
*’u’ *bl' ,,,,,i,,''''.v can gather to : 1. 1. »■••
______
. them: el cs hushatnls whenever and
DEI.ANI), Mar. 12.— Records at ‘ where*, r they choose—and t h e y ;
the county courthouse here r 'I"*
i
v.aled the fnct th at a m other and
.
,
. 1 loirs
daughter. Mrs. Amy Copitllja aa I " "V> nuld. I'.'20. NLA N m u i . l
m„,
Thelma, th e latter aged 17. **, ..
•
. . . . . ..,
u n i ’iK K
o', ml'
married a t a double rcreniou*.
M . " Ol.t DlltH. SOI It* I.
h a s lot.
Mrs. Cnplilu wun wed to Elias i
\1 El P H l X Mar 13,-t/P. “b.llom
SELECT T H E C O L O R .
the bcuutifi- covered'the spot where the skeie
pety, the secL eventually
k out prunti-
[ A program
L n"t* l>t ing
L of tllC so
ft puhli* a •
riitnwj perm isalon for Iter 17-year j —1 , "i»b,t “ ''' agents who
•
-M d au g h te r to m arry Earl W .‘ • « "«■•«* U".4t
‘
^
Tucker.
Miss H. C. Swan..........
front vnu g n r now 1 1 . .*?
• hief clerk in the county Judge’s h a t e * .on it l'™ | u,',,d )
h " 1
"ffice, officiated.
*
i" D'fce minutes fiuin hair tout*.
ORLANDO—Orlando will bo host
on April 8 ami 9 to Exchange
Hubs front all over Florida, the
state meeting of thnt organiza
tion having been set for that time.
Invitations to nlf Exchange Clubhate gone forward, und indications
are that 11 good attendancec will he
in evidence.
ST. AUGUSTINE—Joseph J. I'u
Uotcy, local business man, quulilied for the “ llole-In-Ono" Club
when lie p^t the ball in tho Num
ber I hole of tho locul greens. Af
ter tho tee-off, the ball was seen
to go towards the green, hut was
lost in tho dusk of the evening.
It was later found in the hole.
FORT LAUDERDALE—Suit bus
been entered in tho Broward cir
cuit court hero for $43,352 liy the
Moridian Ronl Rotate company
against the Triangle Realty Com
pany, for the alleged non-payment
of real estate commission-.
umM^MI—A
•f tho Lake
***> •» gvn* ’^trsHoU
1'-..ci 1
■*'Mi before
)* c°nn*ctcd
'"mmeref of
desk nnd chair, which
tMllinnt J. Bryan u: j(i as secretary of state in the cabinet of
President Woodrow Wileon, is still
functioning here. It Is now the
property of A. B. Minogar. generu! secretary of the Miami Young
Men * Chrbrtinn Association. It
was Mr. Bryan's wish thnt the
ccsk and chair should la* used in
that way.
MELBOURNE—Whut is believ
ed to hnve been the first car of
lush potntocr to Ik1 shipped from
Melbourne, and possibly Brevard
.“•ppruves county, hus gone forward to
10 'be cm,.
northern markets. The production
hatunlav
1that of C. Lock D ayid^11*
hai
*crc» planted to the crop.
Lossin? Paint Co.
'33 Hanford A v e n u e
Phone 276
ir iisin
vm T, "
f.o ./r '
« ,i s
Nature’s Century Q ld Masterpiece
I'.HLAND, III.. Murch 13. - 0V1
engineers were suid to have
killed and a firentun criticully
id when Pennsylvania express
num ber 13 wn» derailed, near
o n . 111., seven mild* west of
KISSIMMEE—Just ns all is not
gold thut glitters, the local police
are convinced thut all is not what Pair of sound mules. Mrs.
it is labelled to be. When the Thos. femmcl Wilson. R. F. D.
officers conducted u rnid here nnd A. Phone 1502.
confiscated eighteen bottles InKiled us “sodu water,” they found
upon unalyzution that the liquid
was nothing more nor les.i than an
intoxicant.
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DO Y O U
KNOW
ABOUT
FORT M YERS-Lce county «,u
March 7, observed jl* thirty-ninth
birthday. The county was created
in 1887 from Monroe county, and
was named for General Robert L.
Lee.
HOLLYWOOD—Calisthenics has
been ordered as part of the daily
routine of Hollywood’s police of
ficers by Chief George Uuusewino.
Forty-five minutes will he spent in
setting up cxercIn.’s.
An ideal interior finish.
Nails direct to studding and
Joes away with lath and plas
ter.
PENSACOLA—Joe Igo, who wu»
arrested in a road house near here,
served his sentence before the sen
tence was pronounced. Igo, taken
into custody on a charge of pos
King us. phone GliU, ami sny
sessing i n d i c a t i n g liquor.*, re
mained in the county J«H lo r 3o >•011 want us to send .tome one
duys before his cam wan heard. to allow you and tell you about
He pleaded guilty and was scnLnccd to 36 dayi, out left the court
roof u free man because he had al
There is a saving in tost
ready served it.
when you use SllbetrOtli. ,’v -
a*dub-dub—Three Men in a Tub
Mr. Home Builder
If you have not seen Wynnewood you owe it to yourself nnd family
to drive out to this Natural beauty location whore your friends arc selecting locations for their future homes. Contracts have ulreudy been made
for the building of some of Sunford’s most substantial hoW s in Tho City
Substantial. Wynnewood ut Mellonville and Geneva A w uW s 1b within
threo minutes from the post office. City improvements mrNtK otIn and
paving is rapidly being done. Let us drive you to Wynheyvoyd nt your
convenience and acquaint you with its beauty and opportunities.
When
you learn these facts you will learn thut some of your friends have se
lected Wynnewood. It’s a sound, pemfanent development where homes will
actually be built and city improvements uctuully Installed.
The above being true, surely the early investor hus u double protection
for advancement in values. There ure many other advantages in Wynne
wood. The lots arc large, the restrictions nre in .fitting with the character
of the pro]>erty. prices und term s are attactivc. We are nulling Wynnewood homesites to the best people in und around Sanford. Without obliga
tion to you we want to show you Wynnewood. A phone call will place
one of our representatives nt your command.
,. 3
Wynnewood Properties,. Inc.
W. H. WISHARD, Pres.
D. M. BRKAM. Sales Director
SALES AGENTS
BUILDERS
nnfl
farm ers
SUPPLIES
1??
» 3
tb
•; nv"
W. V. WHEELER, INC
115 Magnolia Are.
Phone .194-J
HANFORD REALTY CO. 4
Bail Building
-i v
Phone 657
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Ti-rn A uthorities O f A m ateur A thle
At
Bowlin# Pictorial—World Champ Shows JuBt Why He Spills
TheTraining Cartps
'■7.
Frwlgan Winn For Cub* ‘ i '
1 'ltk lo R e g u la r Toon
CHICAGO. Mar. 13.~iflb—How-1 BOSTON*. M at. . lit.- ( d V - In
“ and Freignu. vetcrnii third ‘sstko? i New Oilcans, Manager Lve Fohl
f the Chicago Clibr, hit-n doubled* vrroilliiiK; with t l / problem of
i the Inrt Itinir 7 of the Cub* game j ni< kin£ ri regular Liim. Willi ft w
Rh the Hollywood Stars ut I o* i «xroptinb, most of \iie'b crth i a tv
ngole* ycstciday nnd gave Ms :'fcbcn,/
A
‘
-$m nn 8 to G vlctoi y. Thu ITvbv J
—♦'
cd n satlsfactor-v d^ftninvoi
Bra lit Wind FW Ki iriilar t '
t except In the third inning.
| F llll A d F.LFHIA.' Mar.
, ..rover Alexander, veteran Cub, ~H«I nm vht. ret-Pnll Fhlllv tw irltiitchc.:1, Im* thrown m y
hU « r. trnnMffiiTd, fro n t1 th<* snVmd
cttiUlmd. the doctor* having tils- t.'ani to the togulnr nine. ’helurd
rovetbd Ids right nnUe m ts opraliK I »'*'* down Ins erstwhile loom I
<•4 pot broken,
,
‘ t mntns at Itpttlor.fon, Flit,,, yrfclcr-l
( A iy .'th p pcnlot'a winning
ife. o iirven
TI;«re Divided Into S q u a d
Inning battH1, ft / to 0. lit four bl
' “DETROIT. M n r . - F f t e r l l i ' p i t c h e d to id mm.
or* nt lh-> Detroit Tlir-rn' tr-dnintr' . ’’ . •'jninHin', the. Hab" Hath ‘*f
r
1 [1
. 1
,, 7,“ 111’° Athletics, nindo a hop’d run
k- c a m p a t Augusta, t>»,, wow dlvld- J nnd three m a g ic s -a hit cncli lime
rd Itjtn two squads yesterday, on o .n t.b H tt a t Fort My tiro. Kin. Tl:?
lolling In the .forenoon nnd the'
dclcnted HaUlirttff.% 13
pth>r In the nftcmoon. It wan oik *. '!
* __ _ _ .
of. tin best prnctlros thus far nnd
Kcllv In Itpru hole
‘ 'van tho fiist real workout Riven
NEW VOP.K. M ai, 1;t.— — ;
Inta Infieldors. ,
G rortul by n long rtrrtc h of dis
agreeable w-‘other. hiisi'hull play------ - - ------.
e rt in t ie Florbtii training c a lf 's
F r-*ii.
n.* ,V
thn*f»
tram elal/n
i t .-'1ST. I.OLTH!
i.w u in , Mur.
Mur. 14.—(Ahi.i,—ron- t;r
Vn M it/tnmdltm
j
stftrt .......
foilh ,..................
f*v frotii
nio K m n . or footle'll remcV will
1 wla<'
m ro hm first m ajor l<?a«ue nppo»|.; n ^ d 'tlo n to ’renn ti
ttrr th - lo- - u *- |
IT rinipniifti.
*M n In thaeimll .tfnley when h •
r:,.vj
Gbobgr; Kelly, lankv iirst wick- ;
onto lhc n p und for t V Browns In
-
H tu ito n , enme .through w ith a pair
of wih». Pn^ IcAW
■
nnd Ihe othyir. winning from
* flan A"tontw. 4 to R, Chltk llafoy.
^ oUtflehbr, trot hU «i>eond*lmthf rttti
of; the cxhibjllop reason at Ildus
GcorRip P J p i f r a s .
fbritfei N'nshvillo volunteer.
Wnlly rlpp Shines At Hut
i n c i n n a t i . b., m t In.—
allj’ ripp.^Tilnylnir his first
«ifme q* n National leaguer, furnllhrd tho ouUtamlinp feature* of
iranu- hetwaen flrvclnnd and
jminti at Orlando, Fla., yc«Iny by knockiiiR dut n triple!
two simrlcu in three tfpics at
Th ‘ Rods evetii'il the rouVjt!
the Indians by winPlpR, 2
M t propter
IN MIAMI
ACTION IN
»;™ Toil Hiatnrv OfftSport Records
Uliloit
T ell H isto r y
tt
' fichl records th at occupy so promiucat-p plncc irt the hcadllDC^yet
-Tallto find n plncc In the Trfflclnl
hookt^ .
'
On the word of authorities of
the Am ateur Athletic Union, who
hare to do with such m atters, the
main reasons for nun-acceptance
{of so many performance* Pubi lished os rcconls arc: (1) Lack of
proper conditions*
a# Irnck
’ mensuroments, tlmintt, et(.\ as p rtrcribod for standard performanc e ru ticeaj; (2) Lack of proper certtflcation 1>y authoriied offinnla; (3)
• performance not at officially rec
ognized distance or in unsanctloned
event; (4) Failure to ninke rpcord
1application.
/
'■ World's records, the A. A- U.
feels, arc not Uklitly to bp con
sidered nnd should pass nil tests
. iiefore it rocs doim. ns a m ark for
ntblctes to shoot at.* 1 Ids nnd for
the rensons noted, more thnn sev
enty-five jx^yont of the ‘‘records
given newspaper prominence- never.
Rrt placed In the official lists.
Wind May Hurt
A quarterlnR wind behind a runner’s back, for instance, piny be
construed au an aid. to- Ms _per
formance- and sufficient cause for
it to he disregarded if any record
claim is made,
‘ ,,
There wus a ripple in athletic
I circles Inst November over reports
' th at Jackson -Scholl! had been
I credited with n hew 100-yard ranrk
{of 0 r<-10 seconds.
Later It de
veloped the A. A. U. hnd turned
the mark down.
It was made in
an obscure meet in which Scholz
participated in last summer in
Greensboro, N. C„ and conditions
bjl to recover from thelf unaNflcrc
nt the hands of the Itrnves and
hThe tnuiticcd nt St, I’ctcrsburr.
3 to 0 bjr Hm Second train* Ruth .
nnd Mutnyl belnq hcljik-fl* hefnn?
f h * W ffchiW f f
Emi
JIMMY SMITH "LETTING GO" AND SOME OF HIS FAMOUS ‘GRIPS
sufficleht for" 't h o T u m f t
pfovnL
ltarclv docs a record rict 'n«
" 4 ' « t i t Man
put
Nevertlilcicss, t)R_
indi
tndoor
record ofO 4-5 strom” ™
And I
100 ynrds, aet In 1024; by Lm,;.
Clnrkc a r Baltimore, v „ Vol„d F ln* * m
To F0I4 i
approval by ah A. A. V. convcn
lion a fte r its record committee had Vftfr Vd
rejected th e m ark.
p„,
TO
Half Mile Endures
; r / crin* •*
Tltc Indoor half mile record „f vlv? u 11
1:04 3-5 credited to E. b K
V*,V ^ a t Buffalo In 1004. properly ^ " frou.
^ tCran>
i b IM
jl
no placer on tho books thouah time
me
burden*.
bus apparently
»n-ui viiwi.v resisted
ivaiBUHl every
CTm* ef.
ff. Am u:
fo rt to Wipe It off until actually south*,.
lK.nlon l.1 tompetlUo,,. „
mml-, A. A. U. W M a l. ray,
T in y ra re Ihu* provHh"! In,
SSSt ST
.I S lI iS ,
rOptional tim e.
How it happened honor*,
to bo accepted ns n standard is a Since the i
mystcr),*.
If performances on veteran
nny leg of a relay, where a run- i-red to* '
ntnR s ta r t prevails, were accepted *trenpthm*j"l
ns individual j-ecord*. Johnny Hoi- thruuahto
den of the New York A. C. would Rinip
*"
-from |V
m
possess the outdoor Half mile rec- patching n al
ohl.
He ran his SHO ynnls in n ImcM with M
two-mlle relay last summer in Ihe has irej-”
1:51 1-2, as coVnpnJred w ith' Ted o ftho pttL
Mc»*cdlti»Js mnrk of 1:321-5.
rtnmrth b (
Occasionally rtn rithlete* may lose ooundpica.
___.„
credit fo r his performance by fail-1 his choice
Mr to H’e n record application or hand pin
filtnjr n faulty one.
Ivan Riley, Failure
Illinois ’A. C. hurdler, fur Instance, through It,
stepped tl\p 400-meters in 52 1-10 litfKtly to
seconds In A Mid-West Olympic'at crucW
tryout In 1924.
B ut, the mark G
“ riw conL
never was applied for and the rec bis entire.
ord oh the book how la a half sec injuries to t
ond slower nnd credited to F. M, arm.brim M
Taylor, who tniade It In the final the Uit half J
Olympic trials,
one of So]
J
Art
MANY. VETERAN; Q £ N U T
DIAMOND STARS
f^
CHANGE TEAM S
Joe Viliams
How does he do itA Tlint'a n queii.ion you often lu n r asked when Jimmy Smith, world's must fumoua I
bowler, starts shootin’ strikes down the mapic runw iy. Frankly, it's simple—If you know howi
Should you want to Improve your game and boost your scores a few notches, study the accompany
ing picture:* which depict how Smith grips the ball in making various shots. Look 'em oyer carefully, tie ii Ttahbit' Mnrnnvillc Is AmottK
Those Who Are To W ear A
try 'em the next time out.
Here nre the identifications:
^
Different Uniform Thnn
No. 1—Short 1hk)1< from right corn.r.
The
One Used Lnsl Yenr
No, 2—Straight hall from right corner.
to hfllrtir lint. IRttghlVh b t r - 1 Tn Stnut* Tunnev-Strlhllnir
No* !1—Straight hail from left corner (thooting for No, 1(J pin).
' NEW YORK, March 13,— When
No. 4.--—Straight hook from right corner i: In.tiling for 4-7 pins).
hat(n:.4titiiftnttw was out ysaldrdny J
the 19211 baseball season rolls
CrtrtHirtM.v F o r Stmt of $1,r»00
, f t r the
fih«t-------------time followinc nn a t
if ff
I around, many major league pasr=9T-'
tack of influenza; nnd Kukefortb,
timers will !k> seen in' uniforms
another “flu" victim, rtili is conMIAMI, Mar. 13,—-f/Pi^---Jcseu
Tri-Stale B a s e b a l l l of
clubs other than thuso they
Perfect Bridge Hand
ffu^l.lo his room.
I llourh, promoter of the TitnnuyLeague Organization i alerted inst year. _
,
SirRilliiir fight that wits celieduled
Held By New Yorker
l'ltr|irr!i Ilsvo Fine Control
here for lr*t niglit and which »e\TorBe Finished Today I J S S i
C LEVEL AND. (».. .Mnr. 13.—(/!’( er took place, fares cour! action
-----—
few comparative youpgrtern -^nru
ROCHESTER^ N. V.. Mar. IJ.
Remarkable conltnl for this time i toda>.
The Aliboll
Electrical
AI
R
A
W
.
Ga.,
Mar.
12.—(A*)—
j
nevertheless
included in the list.
■
(d’l
*b'ia<ling
he
held
13
the ycjkr ftatured VUftordllv's Company <.f .Miami has entei.nl
Itcptcsentirtivej from Jucknnvillc j j n
National Lcogue the votffbRIe. betwet'ti'the Cincinnati Re<|< ' : »iit against him for (>3,500 to re- i spades while playing bridge
with friends here, Ernest I .
St. Augustine, M ontgonury, Sa- , trn n or ,d,bit" Mnrnnvillo will w ear
e.nd Clovelmul Indlnns nt Orlando, cover clrcMirnl fixtu its iiif-1 died
Ilrown acted :i‘.rictly “according
van nidi \lbniiy and Columbus i tliu Brooklyn livery.
Mnrnnvillc
' which Cinelnnutl won. 2 to 1.
tin tile new llinliah stadium. The
'
THE BIG THREE
Li Hoyle" and Mil seven spades
met here today to com (dele or- wns with the Cubs last Benson,
Thioo youngsters. I/•vsen. Miller n»-tIon w.e* filed late u tier toy id
MY mail tho other day brought ganization of the- S.iut.ienstern acting ns m anager for a brief poBen|x* held the Red* tq eight | the* court of records her<^,
| to make 378 points.
this question: “W hat arc tlusMhrcc Bnsebalt League,
‘ ‘
“
'
Brown's first bid was seven
whllo Unnoliue and Mays id- , 1laugh mine to .Miami to * t
It D proposed to form a
spades. No other player was best college bnskellmll team s in
tOwNl only M-ii'ii, threu of which , on n fMO.tWt) show. Ho guaraiithe country this ensonJ’’ That's It. l.i-ngue from the six cities rup- was a member of the fnmouH Bos
willing to risk seven no—trump,
Were ohlnlncd by tho Cleveland t»»d Gene Timncy $50,0311 and
a tough one to answer, Offhand, i eseiitcd to pluy a 120 game sea ton "miracle?' team that 'won tho
the only play of higher value.
pitchers Two buses nn bidfs nYld i Voting SIribllng $33,1)00. He had
however, I’d say Syracuse, Colum- son.
The score for Brown’s hand
pennant nml world .series title in
a hit jiajsinsn were the only fra- ; $1,800 in cash. Advance ticket
The initial meeting was held in 1914.
hi.i and Notre Dante.
Syrncuse
turca of Ufa game.
The Dodgem will also
'sales gave Idui enough' t o ' build , was 125 for game, 100 for grand
hits been sweeping all opposition Savannah Sunday, at which *lp' (Vhnvo two other form er Braves,
the sladiunr and pay ia< h fighter I .•t'ain, 00 for five honors In one
hand and 03 points.
aside. So bus Notre Drnne, in- ihe si:: cities were interested. Hi- ,|L.SH U„r,'.es, pitcher, and Gus
H ralcs • Have Another Distinction 40 (Kill.
cludillE- levernl IUr Tep , tennis. causa the rdpiwsentntivPfi of (hi* Felix, outfielder.
PITTSBURGH. Mac. la.—fflt-M bed "Billy" Gibson, Tnimcy'e .
Tho Pirates this year have one business irmtifigor, demanded tin*
— -* - - - - - - - Columbia Ims nna (»f the Iw'st in lumbus were not able to give a
Jim m y Ring, another seasoned
1: looks lik e .« cer definite answ tr l egar.ling the campaigner, will be n Giant 1n
distinction among inn'or league rniainder of Ins fighter's *MMtoo in,.ju,UnK fn n ieliu s Vnnderhil!, Jr.. its history.
tain winner in the eastern inter :-uurnjiice. the entry time was ex- 192G.
d u b s .'th a t of world'* chumpioitH,1Thuisdny at noon, and found that
The McGraw clan ob
Mr. collegiate league.
tended until Thursday night,
ntid for the time being they ulr > Umnrh Imd nothing, be called the uyd Dudley Field Malone.
tained tho vet hurler front the
Columbus yyas on hind today Phillies in the recent trado th at
bkvc It not her, probably e-ually as fight off. It never took place, Vanderbilt nnd Mr. Malone, after
IN this connection' I'd like to \ with a eertitied check foi $1.51)0 brought two Giants, Jack Bentley
Ho m naive!
despite desperate cffinla t.n the tonferrlug wjth Gibson, came I.*
.T here nre two pair* of brother* ti iii of Baugh tu get in capital • fight heailqnartcrs fur n confer se<> a Syrarusi-Columbia tusstle, ;nml a definite answer Dint she nnd Wnylnnd Dean, to the Quakcrthe winner to meet Notre Dante. W ants a berth In the-league.
t the I’osn Rolilch, Cab. training f n m Miami business mem
cure with Prom oter Baugh.
town' outfit.
amp and each set of brothers conFight Became Uncertain
Immediately n iter coming from It won't coinu to pass though, j "
Rin£ had his best Keuson In
slut* of one regular, with the nth- Beginning
Wednesday
t h e Hie room f litr e the two had talk That is, not as fa r as the naked J
Ho ruccceded another Wnl1923, whining 18 and losing 10
el* trjring to fit' himself for n , matching of DcmpnvyV two big- ed with the promoter, Mr. Malone optic can discern.
ter— Eckersall—nt the pilot
gntnofi to a teum th a t stayed close
place,’the sumo ns the one twcupi- u*-t Ihreata ‘been me uncertain. It nmmunced that so far aa they were
post. And, incidentally, did
to the cellar all year.
Bentley
REMEMHER—
cd by his brother.
««• then th at Gibson learned that lOncni'pil the fight Would not be
a swell job of it.
Steffen
1ms been in the main tent toince
Charley Dvorak, Michigan
| •’Ihlhd bascninn Harold Traynor’s llo'igb bed no money.
is now n member of tho Carbelli. They denied the ronort that
1923.
lie lias done some Im pres
jiole-vaulter of 25 years
aspires to o pluco ns guar
I it* Wednesday night Gibson, they had put up the money' to pay
ncgio Tech coaching staff.
sive work, being a hard h itter and
ago?
Dvorak
was
tine
of
■the "hot corner" nnd pil'‘h- coming ftqni n conference with a Gibson nnd Ktribling.
He ulsa practices law. Finds
fair pitcher.
He will no dotiht
the best vaulters of bis day.
cy Johnny Mori Ison's hm thor Phil irndier of Minmi biisiness men,HlieriTf
I
time fo r both.
Chase Intervenes
hold down the first base job for
Could do urouml 11 f«ct» six.
U one of th* recruit hurlorn
being............................
de*l«t’d mi I'rrangement had becit
,
.......
Three conferences wore held
tho P hllsr where his sticking abil
IOV « t«*t. Harold, Johnny nnd made with this group "f men that 1Friday am! negotiations ended lute
Prep school lads ore topping
-a
i WISCONSIN won four of Ra. ity should come In handy.
Dean
that mnrk now- What n dif
PhR were formerly with the IUr- was imlisfmtnry. nm| the fight 1In the day when Sheriff Chase of
| first five Big Ten basketball s u to t. having limdo his m ajor/
ference in a quarter century
tmnsrhkin liurons,
t Wnul l gt> hriduy ni-ht a ; scliedul- Dade county amiounced th at the
I brushes,
It seemed well along leaeu
leaguea ddebut
last
eb u t la
s t year.
vt>ar.
of competition!
ui.
I the championship trail.
But the
Governor hnd ordered him to stop
In
the
Cubs’
lineup
will appear a
•
*
9
V* TV n«t From Either Hid*
Thur dnv nt noon Gih-.m eliiiiig- ahy possible fightip" in Dado coun-1
Badgers then did u complete dlpsy- hew face in the person of Jim m y
- 'WASHINGTON. Mar. t3 . i^ 1.
MICHIGAN won’t have llun- dew, dropping the next five. T er
liir iniiid. iiiinoiliicct Urn t In* tv and that lie intended to carry
— thirl McNally, Senators cut field fight nn* calb'i! off su 'ai tn be •n t (lie orders of the Governor tu bard nml Wittmun, its two sprint rific tumbles eonin even in tho Cooney, infloldcr obtained front
tho Cardinals. Cooney put in two
‘ h. known as the ’5511,1)00 Imunt*” was Cuneeriied and wet,l I" the th" lettci.
stars, this season.
But in the epurt pastimeseasons with tho Cards, coming
for hi* wallop that won lli World’ i in
1
fr • * *
Both fighters have agreed to I youthful Hester it hus an tilde re- '
"up" from Milwaukee In 1924Jm H s * two years ago fmm 1)< ■
Warrant For Arrest
iihicement.
Hester,
n
Detroit
boy
m in back the money they received
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ns
In the American League Bill
Gianl.i. but now faring min;,
Miautinie * liief of Police Gingg. in udvuiiee, niiil ticket agents here is exceptionally fast over 100 you'll probably recall, won the Whmbsganss, who hns seen tf r v W
lion for |ii o be: tii plans i- of .Miami, announced that lie hud -.tatp that every ticket sold fop the yards.
He ran for Canada iiutlu: eastern intercollegiate track and with Clovcland and Boston, will be
».tr»ngthcn hD ilaon I-,' batting a wuriant a-niiihi Gibson c h a rg - , f ~bt will be taken back in a t fnce inpt Olympics.
After winning field classic Inst year.
Don’t bo oti the Mnekfan payroll.
W amby,
from both sides « f pinto.
Ids first heat he drew Abraham': terribly
tn r him with passing a. bud chock vi.luc.
terribly startled If tho Trojans bent remembered ns the tripleHe snout the winter burning to in Palm Beach a year or moke ago.
Tho Chief of Police today say.i or Great Britain.
Abrahams, the mako It two straiglit tins spring,
<[nb from the J.'ft dide but his The eliief dcclaivd tliat he wo)dd lie has never received tho war- ultim ate victor In the fw n t, bare- Dcgn Cromwell, illustrious coach, play hero of the 1929 world series,
flfat trj* a t it at the Senator’s find Gllisoti ami with tbv th re a t; rant for Gibson's m rest that be !>; nosed H ester out.( Watch tins hua lost several sUirs, 'tls true, is expected to do utility w ork fo r
tho Athletics,
He has been In
Tampa ennin wasn’t so good, lie of jiroMculion force him to enter said bo hail received Thursday nf- h u ll
b u t be still has "Bud1' Houser, the m ajors since 1914.
t<*>k tbr*e swings and missed.
; Tunney in the fight.
INTRODUCING—
tirnoon. He states he hud boon
Leighton'D ye nnd a Hock of oth
The Washiiiffton regulars faced
W alter Steffen, Chicago’s
Gibson returned from the races (called over thn telephone and askers.
As has been the case for
It would bo a fine thing if the
All-America quarterback of
■silny afternoon, went in c d to hold Gibson, which ho says
| the last few yearn, it looks like government, w errltur. on f o o d
doso
to
20
year*
hmk.
Old^
ios iif confermn-es with j he cannot d > unle.s tho w arrant
another "western menace” this trusts, would, go a fte r the c^l
tim ers will recall Steffen.
husiness men of Miami. Ji received.
season, with U, K. C. again playing caters of tho land.
1
^
BEj
IJcffSORdlufth. ^VhoAtlolCA^ifecft
OLLEGE
JT E R
S
»
By D ick D organ '
unmet bet i ,
en Tidoritti
rem it of bii |
role*.
NehTi ■
lin t three t
1921 and HI.
CO conl«t||
IT Hljvnys pays to get the jump
‘low___ I’nrtictiluron tbb other fellow.......Particular
ly ■ if you ure going in for the
broad jum p.
• # #„
MR. O’GOOFTY had just read
ill the papers about Jack Demp
sey having n p r o te g e ... “Gruci,71
ouh, I hope it’s nothing serious,"
Who i
he commented.
vis teh
• • •
G. W.
(ier
S O M E O N E ^ rig -. discovered the
avcrrifcb lift* b f uti automobile racer Wood.
Whe
is 43'yonr«.„._This is interesting.
....... Wc didn’t think Guy lived finish
lung enough to have an average golf la
Tied
life- ’
• • »
What
THE problem of one’s education EarL
Hr ported f
is ju st one. horror a fter another....
Those' of us th at know what all $35,OM td\
the golf clubs arc for may be com- i inx MTdJ
a t a formal dinner.
ball' g** I
♦ • ■
MJrkiplj
"TH IS Is ju st a passing fad
How oUI
with me." laughed Acc-in-Gie-Holc
Dan us he registered his seventh I). S_ .
MeTIgwe|
natural. •
.
• • •
WALTER HAGEN got up out
of a sick bed nnd shot the St. l’clerslW fg course In 0 8 ......Now
wouldn't th a t make you sick?
<
• • «
/
t
GENE TUNNEY is going out to
L ob Angeles to make n movie —■
Gene Is m aking nn heroic effort
to act like a heavyweight chaml,ion'
. • *
THE defeat of H arry- Greb
merely goes to prove, that even a
windmill can become winded.
„
• * •
TIGER FLOW ERS js a t least
tho gerntest cqlored middleweight
champion the game has ever had.
B*
Made
ik
in
In lWi
( ^ “ pB he tra in e d Ujrpc Whole days ba»e*.' _
In 1925
for tho flghL ^ 9 0
fourth hi
THIS should be a lesson to the 41 rteka
deposed • champion.... "-You cant each T*«'
i*i
teach an old parrot pew notessnd seafcn
respectability.
Coming with «
sudden rush Invariably prow* three
fatal.
'• . , ,
GKKB'S astonishing defeat h «
bw.n p l a i n e d ....... It dc-
COMIC NOTE: Sappo*® )Je
sCpintinted Mr, Flowers should decide to draw ^the color lmeT
JOHN COOLIDCB of 0>» w *‘{:
Ington Coolidgcs ia hreakihg into
the swell fight news^ of the day.
THE president's ron exposed W*
Republican’ anout to the «*nleng
furies of n Democratic lcft-hoo*
In a collegb bout and wns
around Uke
“,;rt,b*t
C YOUNG COOLIDOE lost the de
cision snd p r p P t j r . f ^ ' ^ e m
l ^ e S ® international kiddy-w*r
■|troep»t*kw
■THE honor of Vermout
John tho Jabber h»d denuuwc
-•cro or » cloture .f t t r th- «*
oml round. ■- # t
'" •■I’D rother mlaa * right then b« gj
irtiunfr
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White House publkUy
hV ducked one o f Mai
. , m*n’* haymakers.
a T that, the CooBdge youth J j j j
the corroct ^p*
make m or
welght dlv
,««ko fn *
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�th tj? i“v* an* hinB‘
plcnse* on loniJ rtljrht hive done; 'om'sld*
ari”*' too, the death of Aeerronia
of th i veasols and casting her cyts on her own
the mh*r, 5.h y( °tniBm**led than womuj; reflecting that the only
protection against treachery wet
honour »n M?e
to do to affect not to eee it—she sent
been LL, ?* m,otJ«r. for >ho hod
£ I dnL“ ' ^ rinu,i to tell her
,„^dl
T fh&ve
? medMl*?body
« 11ofI" fow^ra
■ tri- *on , that
by the blotting o f the
tirmr
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J g n a s r «• t h . n « t ;
s h T S S ! & ,* ? * * h*r ?wn *o«> fhrtnne
•ho ‘had escaped a. grievous aeeidontj the entreated him, however
nlphf*?
.**• .token 0f the alarmed he might be at Vila moth
^ ^
oovicmI Io n e?4m«
-fi
er a danger, to defer the trouble
of paying her a . visit.
In the
Z n S n K t f the trtuchcrou. do- meanUthe, assuming on appearance
8 ? ,!
« d ARTlppin.: bo or being perfectly at ease, ahe
whether to give credit to it or not dressed her wound and used waVm
applications to her body. She orThe m I I h C * ° ? n,nt' ,n n Utter! dctv«l the testament of Aeerronia
*he blandishments of her son rem°ved her fears.
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She was kindly received and had «o sii
nhm*Cv &t UbJ e ““ 'K"*1 to her
abo'c Nero, Somefcies adopting
“N<
‘he ordinary familiarity of youth ngwa
and tlion assuming a more serious crime
“'!• ”s
"J* ^Purpose was to Agrip
minglo busines* and pleasure, furthi
iVeip prolonged tne entertainment “ho ht
'>)' varied conversation; nnd whe.t to lea
Agrippina rote to go away ho ao- had p
companled her to the seashore,
"Ha
keeping his eyes steadily fixes! ing ot
upon her and pressing her to his cxpecl
bosom, cither to fill up the mean- revent
ure of his simulation, or it m ay' nrnt ti
tffi,iiSJBsftas ,h*re- « «f
Z ' fl"
g ever lived,
L aid him a
posterity reE in i monh he wss an
I of the art*,
L of besutitripn always
E associated
L is of the
f | t merely
bre v u the
En Emperors
|r the Chris[hi* *uece*n)ed infinite■of the m m | than he had,
j the pioneer
trial oDprcsf the Church
Hit and the
dung like a
i through all
rs following,
utigsted the
almost *uregever mattiring him ae
limentatlon*
t of hi* own
lober fact it
it hi* worst
thin's va*t
Itetnoornrie*
, He mercIfTMter op
ts than they
it hi* best,
tritical taste,
niBtic. and
and orak s* rneaiLie romnsriminds of his
eho might
■ brief for
Id find his
■If sexualIpravcd as
■him to sjt
the Empire.
m|h, in sii
aty hi slew
It, hi* coun| t tnd his
ncnce that the world must take
special cognisance of the m ur
derous tally which; he piled up.
His golden sandals tracked
through human blood all the
days df hia reign. He.lived by
violento and throve on It and,
by violence, when hi* raw was
run, the fa t debauchee.dled.
One act in particular became
the reddest star In h|a crown of
eternal Infamy.
To hia other
crimes ha added the moat un
natural- pf n il, crimes—the ‘crime
efTmatriclde.
Ills mother was
the very Incarnntion of- evil
oraft and malignant intentions.
To win for hor son the diadem,
she made away with nil who
stood between him and that goal.
In his behalf-her ambition was
os constant as it wa*'unrelent
ing
But when ho teoohcij the
pinnacle ha destroyed her ns
readily' as he destroyed any
leaser creature who had annoyed
or frightened him. .Having
made him what he was, Agrip
pina still sought to nilo and to
control her beast of a son, Chaf
ing under her scoldtngs And re
sentful of her Intrigues, he had
her pot
put to death.
It Is with tha murder of Nero’s
mother by NeroY order that the
article, appearing here today
deals.
In hia deathless “An
nals”' that greatest of all the
older historians; Cains Cornel
ius Tacitus, who had been bom
during tha time of Nero, record
ed with circumstantial detail the
facts regarding tho fate of
Agrippis*. ‘ We may be quite
sure th a t in reading w hat t ’acitua wrot6 we read tho sober
truth.
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Hero is w hat ho said ‘of his
own purpose: " I reg ard it as
history's highest function to res
cue m erit from oblivion nnd to
hold up ns a terro r to base words
and actions the reprobation of
postarUy."
Tacitus know w hat he was
tnllkng about—a rare enough
thing among the earliest of tho
chroniclers.
W hat was still
rarer, he knew how to ,s e t forth
his narrative w lfh'lertenhss and
force.
In our Gallery of EyeWitnesses he stands preeminent.
SSTiinS
1mother, she was despatched wttn tcctcd in an nssas.-unution, in urj iioat-poles and oars ami other dor th at he might invent a false
H U Ujm «d That, when ’ A grippina was dead naval implements which chanced to story' of his mother having plotted
Agrippina kept tho dontrOction of tho emperor,
■native* b i tbe emPero r could build a temple be? in the way.
and was consequently not and then, through shame a t her
Hrifiring »ny *"d erect a lta rs to her .m em o r;. silent,
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»d well recognized but yet she re- crime being detected, having comf
Jand make other demonstrations of ceivcd one would on her shoulder, milted suicide.
■miinous writ- filial affection.
The device was .She swam till she fell in with Nero Iteigns Over Mother's Body
“ In the meantime, the danger of
[more power- tpprovod and it was favored by some bouts by which she was convi->'cd into the Luerine Ij>ke and Agrippinn was noised uhroud, but
phle* number l*’e
^or A grippina was in the thence to her own villa.
There only as nn accident; and the pcoaccount of the
of attending the festival o f , turning over in her mind the vnrl- pic ns they heard of it hurried
L the hssrtless the Q uinqkstrus a t-B o ise .
T o 1oils circumstances—th at it was ex- to the shore. Some got upon tho
jinsaly lo
forr tni»
this purpose m
that
she mine,
mole, others into the nearest
f
order | that place Nero lured his mother, I nressly
m sne
Md unnstursl|Qflen^declaring *that sons ought to had been Invited by treacherous boats; somo waded into tho sea
‘ ir.u s far as they could; and spine
pn!' kpBr w ith the angry passions of litters and treated with particula
,._j rncur
itn this dif- their parents and tr y to pacify distinction; th at it was
:x r the
... I stretched out their hands; tho
re, without being driven by tho whole coast was filled with the
a^
them / in order th a t he m ight give w*ho
rlw* to reports of a reconciliation i n d s or dashed against rocks, that ] cries, the prayers, the shouts of
.
‘ »nd th at A grippina m ight believe the upper p a tt of the vessel had people asking vurious quotsions
A
#wlUrW IT! U
umman
MltlV Hinnosi’d fallen in, ju st •* any construction [ or giving uncertain aniwpra.
»h» who wilh
ntrljufs h»ij
|«ee of tho
Dtttroyed by
wn milking.
I to holieve
ition of the
** I* proven
*«rt» of tho
*1 Tacitus;
to *hun «1|
i hU mother;
fjb K u lii'
* of Antium,
k»* for seek1kit, feeling
to burden to
“Ibt be, he
to tkath, the
ratio n with
k iknuU get
V the dag•J**/ violent
was to
great multitude ci ded thither and • tingle female slave. Agrlp- ahe was recovered; if he had come
,lt was gen- nlna was growing more and more to commit a crime, she would not
■with lights; and wl
eraly known that
uneasy that no messenger came believe that her son was privy to
safe; they, were preparing to gtvo from her son; that even Agerinhs
her their congratulations, when did not return.
The face of the
they -were dispersed by the threats shore , was now changed; thero
o f a body of armed then.
were solitude and sudden nolats
“Anlcetus posted . Wen about and the indications of same ex
As her slave
A grippina's villa, and, .* bursting treme calamity.
open tne door, he rnrfaod the aiaves was going away, Agrippina cried
whom he met before he reached out. *Do you too. leave me?' and
the door of.tho chamber.' A few feeing Anlcetus, accompanied by
slaves were ' standlug there; the Herculeus, a captain of a trireme,
Test had been frightened away by and OlortatuA, a centurion In the
the soldiers breaking In. In the fleet, aha said, ‘if he had com# to
chamber there was a feeble light she her, ho must tell Nero that
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#d and thera are a
i t She was burnt
on a banqueting p
the meanest cereal
long oa Nero was Ji
power, waa the eat
covered over.
;l"By the core of her
alight tumuluB waa
raised on the place, w
to Mlsemim and the'.
Dictator Caesar, which star
the highest spot of g r o w
commands a prospect of th
(Continued on Pago 10.
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HE Hollywood hotel h&A won tho unanimous praise of its guests. This praise contew
by no mere whim. It is the expression of appreciation of the best in hotel serv
ice, in a sotting perfect to Florida life and Joys and in beauty that makes for
rest, recreation and pleasure.
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The Hollywood hotel is built and managod for all-year service.
ment are hero permanently—not for a winter season.
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Experts in hotel mumig< -
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The guest at the Hollywood enjoys many things that' ho can get at no other hotel in
Floridu. The Hollywood Ir distinct In beauty.
The Atlantic Ocean with its salty a3r and its warm breeze* fropi tho waters of.thc tiulf
Stream—three miles out—beckons tho guests of the Hollywood to the great joys o f its
water.
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From their own rooms, guests of tho Hollywood may ffo direct to tho *urf bathing ahd
the play on the sands of Hollywood Beach—outstanding among Florida beachc».'
The Hollywood is “homey”—democratic, and rich in splendor. In exterior and interior.
All its 600 rooms have baths, and a majority face the Atlantic. Food and sertico of the
dining room are of the best, much of it grown on Hollywood Farms, ‘ and. the lobby
reflects the distinctive ness of the whole Hollywood hotel.
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Tho Hollywood hotel—finest and most beautiful In Florida—is typical of th e strength
built into Hollywood as an all-year resort and Industrial city—a city which )iaa been built
a little more than four years from a wilderness of palmetto and mangrove acre*.
Hollywood represents a miraculous result of-vision,' correct development'atfd building
J l.a
T i fiia i l . .. t . l n r t A I
tftn
t iM « l n l a t f
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soundly.
-. It
is the place to Ilive,
work and
play. .
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a
Muiic by the Hollywood hotel concert orchestra, A concert Is held eveitry Sunday.
nlng in the gorgeous lounge room by the Hoilyood Symphony orchestra of>80 artiste.
With the
loVody
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The Hollywood is economical, rates based on on all-year business. Givo thought to what
the Hollywood gives and the rateH. It represents a story of efficiency In notel man
agement.
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su n s
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KlUtB Luxurious auto-bu* trip* of Inapociion ar« mad* «r**klr from Sanford to Holly
Djr-ihr-Hra. tOruufh lb* tropl*‘* ‘«ora*o«is SpUndor and aloag ita moat plcturaaqua
and anchsntlmr wxirrwaya. Thaa* dalishtful fra* trip* offar an axeapilonal opportunity
to vlalt Hollywood Uy-tha-Sax, KJurLdxa wandeeful nod flsaat all-yaar raaort Sod Industrial city. Call a t our offloo far h ill particular* of thaa* lustrflailv* and aajoyabl* trip*,
and n t oar banuUfuUp llluatratad litantar*. U It U not eonvqnUpl to call, writ# us
and wa Will Band full portlsH U n bJr rat urn man ' 001 writ* today.
‘
wood
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tn! V.V*'
station, is no faviiiK*’ with, tlio -Sovtfet governm ent.
\ fl c r the nrjfiisliis. '1»*? wan sent'
with, a squadron and
U Jm oin
y n f e ir tf c ,* * .E.- V. VindmW vivT tb Ihero Pnltic!
alone the Russian
To Express Noted Author a . proaidant of the l.rmdmi and oanf I ’nnnt. andBcUvti
s-o f E 'tlionia
Fondness For Actress Wife tie« RMb-:i Ftultetr. and Kbii twS crj tat viathuth aroast
the Bolsheviks
•-------1A ssociation.,i
« clmrt'o him witht bavin?
prevented
LONDON, Mar.
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.. ‘Mr, .Vimlm nfio* tikdorfyf that! them fiom overpower! wr the new
v erase for all think* Russian." r*D,*inT,V ditiuftno cbdmiohdnn. *. a*
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, v.'Il os spuiiou.*..nri* ninde o/.v.is i.
m ballet dancing- to Cossack) fru it dealer i that- they hove r . C
Ink, the name of Anton Tchkov, torod iptrj a novel Insyraruv* scheme,
mintlst and story w riter, has ^htcH protects Until .n^aln.u clninii'
onjo a houcehold word in Eng- U^rvL1
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The banana skin livda up h i!f
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tradition:* i k u mqhiico to n h ■
tnd Bngl'ah trsnslntlon has no* trU na. but Mr. Vindeh-Pointed out
ired of h b letters-to his wife, th at p ra a m pips also are /amouta ■Lcaaantovna Kntpper, a U r ^ f l i i r u r pcqute, while Uicrf
rman actrors, whom he m a rm
i,8Cr „„,j ovpn u u ^ y b:an coeiahi'
1001,
In them ,-the introspcc- ono’inJi fhp to eauae « har d fell:
B Russian *oul reveals Itself In
The fruiters' hmirun.M cover* r it
n? nunlnt wavs.
1 only if nil., t u t alno protects the
i'Altfc rtrttcs nt n tlm t whra they
v\"r* tinribje to offer organized tvUstarno. ‘ Admiral Cowan was
rommaruht* of the .Princess Royal
in tliu Hattie of Jutland- ■
European express ntid railway
•omnnnics are rlamorinar for nntncrcasc l:i rnten to make up.the'cfitll caured hv thd lights oM he
liiqcrn^p of fonmlc trnvrlers. Men
usrcl to be called the “su it enso serf'
hut women -have jronn them one
hotter. Thoy arc now the "h a t
box r.e v j ;
.
j?.lratojrn trunks, which used to
No o cmld mine for express comtfudeir and Euroonmi railway lines,
are no more. Milady's wnrdrobe
W become ro slipht th a t sho can
on*, her ciiltra w inter and summer
outfit into. n. h a t box which she
v r ie s in her compartm ent with
: Most European lines have a sixy pound lim it on hnziiag? which
’la y Ik? checked free. Conseoucntly, transportation lines arc almost
is Iijm I hit'ns*cloth mumifncturmu pnd dye makers by the brevity
fit :k ir l. and, lack of lliurcrie.
Gilbert Prqpkau. the novelist,
Him ifraWn n delicate dirllnction for
i dr.lHnc British literati In tho Uni*
•ojj Stntcr. VOn my trip to Amerl■•-n this bprinc, I shall speak, not
>and, who wenrs voiftjed pants hut
foesti’t drink."
Tchkov had to live in the OHnea fo r his health, whilo his wife
ollnwr-.d her,profession in Moscow,
lie died ill, V)0J, oftcr^only tlir .
?cam of m arried HOr
Fcter i 'i ’i h*.i eC-ov.■i u*j nqd b?
, H ls."C h tiry OrclAWd." "Tluf Sea
D i;
Bull" and ^U lW l^c^jla!* hhvo ic- opines• a pubUjhov. He is I’eter
.lame,
ccntly been shown ItTLontlon.
M . I t a r r i i1 -v.lu) i',4 p ir td th J # t dj
th iit lias d e ’ii'.re rd , d b ire n t! ij
world uvev J a r r. qu.irter of a rum
Mi v.
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* Tho ’firfit back rub>; ‘li'"! by Ms
flnvies is l'2L al'ti'Ajj* rusjiet. o{
ou Would Read It
I This Newsiiapev
Hrilbjf Sseaiin’s "Tlib J'*: rj;( '/v*
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n Mi
(Continued from Peye 0.)
1ers word an
heir porr,al
below'
Wkon the fnnerill pile upon tin
I b i W 't h ’n V rtviv l
was lighted, a freadman "f Airrip-fMr, and
■jilna iiMnod^Mtiestcr,* stabbed him*; who w ? great frte-’ift «u' In}
One of t ’.n DatlAn. bo-"
neif; it is doUbtfal whether .m y th
ithruugff nffpetinn to his nilRtreas t wy? killed in tho wi r. An'nthej
nr through fear of helnt: put to wri>, itrowncil while iaC ilu g '»t O n
ford IVl. r Daviu-/ < d' nrviv;
ing '.brother. Nic>vcl:‘ - •' iA.®lVv bej
|e a n e e n < r - ' I to *tt-«* Hon
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; Mjirv .1 ‘ rt • -T• i^ ^ .
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'iln r -hter
l ' ! n 1 I.' dy. 1. • a
buurne. ■
A rthur Find'P.oU i'h ' ■ i
Imt. a r*-ild>ut <d ti'" U fill'd !■’■* >’
for H y -*.rs. It iirin t'>Hb‘:r* t
land of hi-1 Idrth lhai lluj Unit.j
State t li now JJiji gujf ecu ter o'
tho >«"M Jfi.^ rin d ln - eiriCr..-'
jninr;,«rer*’ for u w of the great
IA Mi ' •gun dc:wr*.;n«nt e/vi-w, ,»c»
Jrf.ntjv lTtamnd tf>> Rediltuul. i lie
jRa^RGAIE. Miu. 12,—(A1)—CohBpu!-; snhl llpif w h e k f s v
H n 'arbitration of nil labor «?*>=-, iJul•..1 . *.it. t
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plltea I? inquired in a bill pas r e ! ' win no! i golf c< ai
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■'lA* t|ie ItalUulv S«nat? last night, a y , N\>v , t ■ . i
.' TI»o measure was introduced by' spend many nril'l 'a (
I l
^ ^ ^ E F a s c U t government and Pie >, : v en Pi
mlet M'yisoliiil in- a s p m b bhii rta jt d rnncliitig i t il
E]*jjorte<l tl. It wns mlopicJ by a pt-o •! golf on’ a i
><
w to of ldW to 27.
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i e tis ; • *i |i!n> I'tt
and roe this statu nry
out in front, for some years to of the human eye muscles,
come. The brewing industry re*, extremely delicate operation re
mains virtually unmotorized.
J qu}tt,s ni,but mt hour, and he has
There are only 250.000 automo-j itcori successful in from HO to !<u
biles ahd truckc-lrt Germany, one p«.r rent o th is cases. Ruccaii de
fer every 244 inhabitants, as pends to a larjre extent, n t'W *
opninst one for every six persons sorted, upon tho condition or the
in \h e United SUtc*. In the coun- cy(, socket after the loss of tho
try us n whole horses outnumber eye.
automobiles almost thruc to one.
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Berlin police are senrchinfr for
Movable Kbas cyen which arc n clever boy swindler who has
hard to distinguish from normal |,een mulcting shop-l|icpeTs for
eyes because they aro subject to ncvornl weeks, ’riiiu lad, about li
the control of optic muscles, have years-old, well dre**c<l ami npbeen successfully fitted by Dr. Carl pnrontly well bred, walked into u
Muel! *r of J “sa, not»nl artificial BhoP shop and said his mother
ryo specialist.
[ wanted to buy a pair of shoes but
A Word of thanks
to Our Depositors
FIRST
NATIONAL
••YOU lecture for rrlcmev and yott
inrak when you're Hiked" rcnlied
Mr. Frnnlmu who vv’Il rr«t t«> IIoliywood to roc how’ films arc pro*
READ THESE TRUTHS
VErrLlN; Mm;,
A qn(•■PJC A merle: ti e S win r .. hi
rule <uian w ap'rcappndh!e fe r-ih e
p r 'f -Mce (if i n u n rip .’ftcd rnyal
ei ■’.... .1 a t .GMt ta li p r i l l bv |
Hi. . ' I ' l n ' m c< i mv of. l!c*jin.j
a rtrbr.(»:r synh ’or’nir'ohqnt
iho li libj of tlio hctel. the ules.T.r.n Inlroducvil l.im.cll.
“ I'm
HI nry; I'm tovkhiff
n r n wUry'';..ald t c B’i«tnjr?r.
A’lhov:
d'uibtf I abV.it the
p in dy title, ib" hubvnmn tl heiud
p . j » ruico into ttif. Amoi'ii'.sii ! ;illgberm, mi awn ro (h it ho was atixiousl'.- r vnP-.'i lit ntl.SJli r balj in ike
aainp litit'l by a distracted Cor man
ferrlt -'.v
U A trrrin ih eensular-nffleisls rcc*
O r i.l id . the ttranKor r..i Ri ince I
Ip. u;‘v of. the Notherkind.i,' nwdo!
. erjijb rffart i .ward hi* e.ffortu!
Uhvnrd hb< c'v riui-.iinont-nud inW duc/d litm i . the \ir.arknu e.muyyyalor a'|nl Mi . Schutnnn. The
frbfre daii.oil wiUt ijjvcral Amevlv
A doy-by-dny story of n Florida com m unity Hint we
believe will show more com parative progress in tho
next file je.n s tlinn any o th er city In th e slate.
Sanford's Claim of Potential Yij
S a n fo rd Is N ot 21
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City
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S «t forth In a scrlra ol *Iciirli*(U nilurtljB
t h i s n ew sp ap er. In ivliloh fh.* Story o'.latffl
C ity Huhnlanllnl.. I* brine lolii nml i ( | H
w ill be sh o w n that Pnnfnrit SOtV hti*
f o r « g r e u t city.
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1—Sanford II the WotldVi CrrnlMl
ing Center.
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2 -S an fo rd ’* Rettenlional and IM raii*
' 3 —The Hotel f'oire*t take. Sanfor/J
Hcndcpiarteis. .
d —CHic Sb John* Kiv ei and take
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T^c St. Johns Uivcr-lndiah Rivn C d
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Sanford a* a Uctler I’Ijcc to Live. 1^|
7 — Sanford as a I lansportalion C’rn'tr. •*
fl—How Sanford Is Growing.
'9 _ T h c ,|SpiriP ol SanfqrdN liiirrrdiip
10—Sanftud as a Place to Rear HoonCHfl
| | — Real Estate Pcsrihililies in Sanford ij
12—
Sanford’s Moderate (ost ol Living- .j
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(Jusines! Ncccrsilies in Sanford.
In theory anti practice, Sanford's citizens have always and will
continue to.^bserve “old fashioned" ideals in comnuinity-buildin g.‘
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ford is progressive, but careful of its values, reputation and'fin
ancial integrity.
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Bgfi Congress men don't know wbot ns it v v n . 1 ■. • I
t
■iwo wnnf. Hut that's fnir. We however, ih-.t
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don't know what congressmen renr.,0 . • • m i i
\ b il •
h. $ytfnt.
.
h f Eoirub’d and i.htii!.i:id.
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Tcs people work liard and work together to create tangible ass-ts in order to earn legitimate income on -their investments;
yJDolnjJ i l»(ht would Iki mu
■popular if it was wronjr.
And when they play, their pleasures are of the wholesome-sort.
This winter, the municipal 18-hole golf course was the scene of
one of the most successful tournaments ever held in Florida. ;
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I h e half-million-doliar Hotel Forrest Lake, nev/ this year and
r.s fine as any hotel in the Siat^. is their own social center and
tiieii appeal to tourist comfort. And Lake Monroe, Sanford's
mod important commercial as-.et, saw its first regatta a Lew
days ago, attracting visitors from all parts o fjlic State. In ad
dition are hunting, fishing, theaters, band concerts, etc. • . *
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At Sanford arc inexpensive honnSs and homesites, farms, acre
age, business and industrial locations. Municipally owned util
- Effective March IX)
$50 Price Cut <
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HUDSON
Jit£_
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Conte and Sec for \ctirtiH.
— W h r B nnforil r s t'o r s * r "
m e n u ftro Mt>h»ly " " '0," rn-V* o o o W q ^
V ou'U ***c, f o r UwlOi.Pi. **n IS.wan.
i. c I iik ' H n rv c * ln l
n
ta c o lS •'< ul
Y o u 'll m o a
fro d llim nn a
Of ndvlaailmf P>r ti>» Ht.J<.bn»iy*r ^ ,iP,i
I m n ip a i in llo u By * tl-w a t« P rt>Uj l*
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h o u x a 10 l»i> bi*ili .
Y ou'll * po a i*M.v r‘ii '•* ; . f ? ’ y*. I.u tja *w
tc r o l o r Ilia Al lu n llt < 04*1
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r r a t * -■ («!«
vtu ||l a h w » y
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biiU
Y oiY lf^V '- io o ,- |h * n ev li s itJ » llljf T <*;,*r
1,’nipA in u p N 'orlh :.m l »«*»’ '
P 0v , . Hi »
n a \« -' becom e, ih u t W<!nv.
n o n u n l i r o s F t rri» r* t» iir* . Yllom'
i..a* ofTprt-a ivn yi-HE*
ities. Forty-aeven miles of paved streets. ThreeT.banks. Modern
schools, and churches of all den ominations
Information, booklet nnd reprinIs of flntL, or all
, j of. Jthe
B advertisements
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.he imu'fcj upon reffbesf:
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Sanford C h ar^ 'M-, of C dinm erce
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S IK B S T A N T I A C
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�FIGHT FOR MILLIONS LEFT BY C
sclvrr. to fnci* th e
tlu-Ir unbln kin.
Bh»ftU|:htA
Protected
Prtee (
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Othpt* prindjinlB in, the fcontro- -CHICAGO, March 13.—(A>l-—
of the fashionable South
vci'iy include the Barones# JtaVen- Women
Park quarter enter beauty shops
ihtlc. tally Ah-xumiqr Curxon nml under police protection today. Die- j
I^ufy CyplMn Mopp)J’. 'wlinsP hils- ti'ctivca were detailed to guard A I
band, Oswald Moiety. Vis a- fo r number of shops a* n precaution
mer member of PnTliatnent.
TheiV last three *M daughters
of nnother of Levi1
now dead, too—tba,
wore attributed to the disputes,
lo iter, who [later bwime, the'.wife Plato g ifts windows were a hn tie m l
L Nn Ihhnlct Curtoti, Emr- by a rain of bullets and the woman
of Lbrd’
la n d ’s fone-time
lM M R m
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inister of fnCeiKn proprietor of one shop and her
affnlrat and viceroy of IhiUa
tnUla.'
.‘•mall son' escaped possible injury
At present the estate is bcimr by dropping to the fI6o)r.
administered in tn ts t fond and
One owner '^old she and many
will continue to be so administered othcf. shop ^stnets on the South'
until the death of Joe ta lle r,a m i Side had been threatened with busi
ills sisters.
After th at the prop ness extinction .unless they raised
erty will be divided equally among prices to the level charged by an-«
other group In the snmc area. She
pointed out thfct the rates of th re a t
ened shops wcfO about half the
scale of tnti others.
t„ what prometftrtt bitterly
mmsgea of ^
tptrol. smonc
I the money at
[otwly-hstchdl
i of caUletroail.
■0f 4000 souls-
Daytona Beach, Fla.
GRAND OPERA WEEK
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Presenting Aldn Carmen liiggolctto Lucia
Cavulleria Rusticann Pnglincci EITrovatoK*
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'Under ;Dlftjcllun
MR. MAURICE FRANK
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Now York Rniirewirlu
Orchestra uiidcr direction Dr. Ernest Knock. -EdtiW
aerie? picket $15—12.50—$10 Pius Tax. On sale ThOrtw:
day, March •Itli. No aeries tickets Hold after Match 17;
Single ndmisMlbn sale begins March 19th. Mail orders
to a u d ito r iu m . E n c lo se c h eck wiUi OrdcY. R o s o r\vh
UMnKnifttlc mnv.
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F i r m i l t . Court o f H< mln o|r Count
Klnrtilu. ■litis i tln> of March A. 1
logs and other
with the coal
a.tcd around
also llu* town.
r miner*, (but
•family oww,
It to house the
the
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fe------------figure tn American newspapers by
reason of his frequent corners on
tho wheat m arket and hectic
plunges In frenriod finance, denies
his noble sister’s chnrgesOnce he was sued by a Chicago
hnberdushrr for *1832 which rep
resented a casual and single pur
chase by Joe o f 11 pairs of bright
ly-colored socks.
Like Mrs. Nancy S. Carver
Campbell of Santa Barbara, an
other sister, Jot* has no-title.' Mrs.
Campbell is tho widow of Colonel
Colin Campbell, a form er British
road, which is
iffnir, serve"
social register as the Countess of
Suffolk and Berk, ft one bf Levi’#
daughters who went abroad and
ne family P9#> annexed a titled husband, utter
to the newly- her father had am assed million* in
„ the Lei ter his Chicago departm ent store,
to both -he
Charges Incompetence •
The action she began many
years ago and which, ft Just now
coming to final trial seeks to re
move her brother, Joseph Letter
o f Chicago, as principal trustee of
tho. e sta te upon the allegation of
incompetence and tho claim that
Sturtlng first ns u mild misun
derstanding, It grew In vehemenae
through the years and biased at
times to tho point of personal
wrath under the unceasing nhd
vitriolic.bombardment which Lord
VIKING
BALLOON TIMES
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Hyde, whose
in the British
ntCTTY A DAM H, D e fe n d a n t.
r lta flo n .
Tim SUite .or I*Morlttn:
To I l e t t y A tlanta. 8li i N l.Iili St
l'liUnite)tihlit. I’e n n s r l v u n l . t .
VR—Two fa-,
H atipenrliia from U it» .» w o n i lull
■>f> rotnpluliit f l k t l , In Ihl*. cun—
chooner*. the that
you are a res'.a en l o f n >im.
X, ntnging u oilier th an th e Htnto o f Flrtrlrtii, uiul
nn Aberdeen. that y o u r r e s i d e n c e . Is HU# N. t ill
P h ila d elp h ia , P e n n s y lv a n i a . i""i
iy were lifted Si..
i hut you a r e ovt-r th e UKe of .■
t e n rs. unit t h e r e la no periHih In tin
S u ite of Florlilu. s e r v i c e of a hi
piM-iin upon w h o m w o u ld h i m ) . io n
T h erefo re, it Is ord**t*t*d thin ii.e. mill y o u a r e h ereb y r c i o t r —l '
Inr nm l a p p ea r het:«r,* r ue i u'em
f.v.tlt at San fortt. S eta In >1 * F oam *
M m Ida. on tin* 5tb d a y -r April
A l». l!*:*o. nml
U i'ii
i.ml th. r*
m a k e in li o r In th e tdil <1 min
ol.dot e x h ib i t e d u a a ln s t Volt, o lio 1
1 e. ls*o d ecree p r o ’ c o n f e s - o w ill I*
• titeril uKulust
Vod.
The
lit'. r o iia lit hy said Idll. •* dl \ o n •
it is fu r t h V r 1 imidirlsf; tti.n i 1
Itvw ttiller i-itm ion hv im tiltsltn) o n ce u u
(or ■four 'e o tisec u tlv e tvohs
.Hying l Snnfolil*
H erald , a ncweor.pi >
l-tt Itpjrlld lisherf in Kemliiidii C f l i U b i ’
WITNIIHS giy h a n d rf.il
i
hr*X WiJan.
t’treult C o u r t ,n f S einin -i 1
*. bwr Cali - I ilm
tv. Florldn, on th is th e fit It d
1 March. I#i6
B i -trn-.l r' r* ' .V esti
■ v . is n o r m . a m ;
Clerk I'lrco ll C ourt, s*
B > -' ;
p ole C o u n t y . - F l o r i d a
■nii-utivn
Ity : A. .V. W e e k s, i* •
B pro» j cat o!!in K White.
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lic
ito
r f o r ' C o m p la in a n t
Bhor,
iJtsiy
B l » ur'rr nI \ T i l K C U t C r i T C OI.U T OF TIM
P afiv part itf
**i ; \ i : x t h . J i ' i u r i At. c u n i n
o c t i i u s t a t u o f F i . o i i i n t.
fchinrton tiia.il
S I Til I Till*. e n i A T t III
pert* from Pa- mI \ ; " IiM
nolk.
IV C T i A N C K in .
I rt’irtiy ships I1' I' I'hllllps.
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C o it ii d n ln a n f . i
k ununial miv Nui l.’ohttx amt vs.
Vtila H. F o l n u i.lbu fame and
v ife. if a li v e , and If deud, uumu*'
l o i r tipVtiown liclca. davl#«*vK l<>
on |h? Pacifir
utees or a i n n l i w s and ukii Ih- 1 m
1 century ngo,
l-< rso a s e l n l m l n g I n t e r e s l* und> 1
xn to feafent.
Ho* suit) N at P o in t* ntiil Vltiu S
I’elhtx.- Ills w if e , d e c e a s e d or
l‘t
f Horn tu the
• r u le r ; . W m . .lAckeon. sqin'i Ilu>* ‘
.k n o w n a« IV, Ik J a c k so u. Jiullvn]
>them by ntid
iinlly and tts r e e e l v e r o f th e First
N.ilJon.it Hank n f Orlnttdo. n liiiok
I to the #crup
in
s v p rp o ra tlo n ,* orKUtflseil under
■hi into fen •
I he ' 1,u w s 'o f the t-U lIn tiH ta tee ef
I tiliroad etn*
A m erleit. If a i i v e a n d If dead nkuliist h ie. u n k n o w n heirs, dik dnnand in
,
1 In
Ii su lei-s. Krun tees, uselttn
pterittl*.
■*■.*. t r u n s f e r e o or -ttec sboim In
. in.'i ami nil pi*rutin* chitm lng Int* n - I s uiitler the Mihl Vvni. II.
i.ukson. s u n ic tlm .s k n ow n ns IV,
li JnckslMt, Itullt nlimtlv nml ns
I ■i i■Iv, i* of th. snhi First Natlinlsi It.ml, of llrlnnito or his nurcosIn o ft b • ns m o Ii Itecelver,
il- r.-nx.l
or o th erw is e; .uni n , oust
a l l . |nT*onn havlntr nr
ihiimlm: uni I n l . r . - t In amt to
the lo llow lnij ilesvrlh.il t.ro|icriy;
In lie
Count)’ of HruiliinfWstinj
M.il* of Florlilu. t o . « It
llu- N orthwest <Jmirler ‘of
ill. Honthrusl guuri.-r of Hcciioti C’ . Tow nshlp Cl, South of
Itunue
I'.usl. or (■ttV nertlon
ih .i.o f,
II* *honili-iits.
Iill.l. T n «J 1*I FT TITI.i:
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compel them to leave a bh
tion of the Increase behind
VIKING'
The
llll.lltel of Ihe
South, let till.III.; of S..-Ill,II
i f u l l it nhd Vina s, Fidittr,
I trt-tll J -three
i i ”i
T on H.hlti
livi'iiti -i-oc I!M.*S iimUi of Itnime
-.e. nml If th ltd. in
I u .lily -nine |3») t;uxt
/f
■ *t I| Kyle devisees, legsVon amt . ucii of , >oii nr,* h u e 1
,
-n'i s on I to till persons hy onler.nt to n |m n ir to tin- sWorn
i-.1* ut ■ undfrr tlo* snht t.iit of eomnlulnt herein, sumo tietnit
n • »ii| Vina R. Point*, his It still to •1111•-1 Mill*. o|l Mniutll. till*
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tires carry the standard
guarantee.
Don-Jon Chevrolet C
10th Street ahd Sanford Avenue
A chance on a Fonl coupe and ohc
karat diamond, ring with your gns
■had oil, V
It. JnrUSull., Inilrvliliuilfv I,r U|> I tiIt is further .ordered that this or*
i t lv tr uf tl.fr Klrsl xari.m jit rfunU of *ler hi- iiul.llsli.il la T he Snnfont
lirr.imto, Klurlda, it buuktiig t'or- ll'n ilil. n naWKiiuper |iubll*hc<t nt
I '" r a i I o n itrgiinU<-il unil*-r ihk S in f o n t, In the C im nlv of Hentltml
L aw s o f t t ) o ' AJnkert m a t e s «r ktnl s t a t e nf i-*iori(]a< o n ec a 'w e e k
Am erica, tr adtvn. ttnd tr u«*<i, to foe four c o n se c u tiv e w eek *.
Ms uukmjjvti
tlev lsees, i . kh w i t n e s s my hand nml sent of the
t O'*. Kiutilti->, nssutto'#*. irnnsft-ror a u u cersa rs-ll' o ffice, unit all
^persons chilmiiiK In terests moit-r
tin- mi lit Win li Jiti-kium. aonutilniCH
k n o w n a s W. It. .InckMun. Inillvliltinll> or iis ........Ivor o f tin- >11lit Klr>l
N a tion a l llnnk of iirl.m-Io. or lilii
N u e . t s s o i ' In offlt'il it* ntirlt re c e iv
er. ilcei-HH-tt or ntiM-rwlsr: amt to
nil I'l-rs,n s hnvlnit or rlnlm lou to
have a m I n t . i . - l In ami to the
r * T M lfl
Al
foll.io lr.e ,1 , r Il.i .l ni-opi-rU s i tm i l111 the f . .mil of H. millet, ulnt Hlltle
and
i
o f Hlorhl.i i.i.w ll
T T S S -T
ittio
W x t . u f l ..... I — ----------* 21.50
• 1 1 x 3 .2 3 ---------------- ;---------------$ j t . o5
3(1x3 77
£30.00
1 1 * 5 .7 7
.... .............. ........... m o o
3 3 x 0 .0 0 .
*35:50
o lT ^ v ^ d -n S fo S A
T h S
J 0 ° ^ * r «"<' hf9 Slat®r - ’
nil*™ n
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other band, intend to figh
marry a title.
-. effort Tor a greater withe!
She and Jov.huve aligned them- from the estate.
IX T i l l !
CIIICWIT .
sm tiM ii.r , rou xT A
IN C ltA XC K H V.
R IC H A R D II. AJ>,
mptutna nt.
C.
com es.
valuable
Jtvhon which
%
ami on
Wrier stands,
Sflr manageSt L in the
which opens
o f.
Uy A, it. Wr.JMItS.
lection of legal papers Which will
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AN K- AKKItMAN
require the nervier* of two-dray- AKKItM
Hotli-llurn for Coini>lulut.
men to move when the time S Time*
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t'lcrk of C ircuit Court,
(C ircuit Court N.-*l>
1923 t ’ord m f l h g ........
1923 Ford Tolirihg
1924 Ford R oad ster.....
1924 Ford Coupe
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^924 Overland Touring1924 Overldhd Sedan ....
1921 Dodge Touring-.:.
1923 Dodge Sedan
1922 Chevrolet Touring
1923 Chevrolet Coupe ..
1923 Chevrolet Coupe
1924 Chevrolet Touring
Filling Station
1113 Sanford Avenue
Hanford, Flu.
1 r L U F I D I h U
T EATING SUPPLIES
SENDFOR OUR / © ■ S f f i f f i f f i g '
NEWCATALOG/, ^ r S i r " *
s u p p ly w j k a n l w x & m
■ *».- o i t e r v 'i s v . To Win fifth <1.1* of M o ll A | |
ho
'•’•o-i.'uien k n o w n its " , M in e helms rule ila> of th is tt.iuii.
I•(KTTER’S “ORLAN DO MA11)
C'.VNfflFS
S p o d a l a t f e n t i (> n p a i d t<>
p u t tio s , re c e p tio n s
a n d w e d d in g s .
The Low Prices and Location
make all eyes turn to—
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I’itclory ,'IOK \V. Central Avenue
KtfThil Store 15 E. Central Avenue
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O rlando. F lo rid a
SANFORD GROVE
| c i with lumfcnsl for the
uon, both a
W relic* of
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Anyone familiar with property in this section knows, the
tremendous possibilities now being offered at Sanford
Grove. Compare it in price with any development in the
state, you will find Sanford Grove one of the best buys
by far.
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Mtt. 13—up)
* fruit ‘juice,
M beefitcak
l**r »he mu.it
hour*.
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Bear in mind that sites can be purchased at exceeditjgly
low prices. These prices m ust grow as values grow, and
surely with all the activity that is now taking place val
ues are growing daily.
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See this development as soon as possible; it will be to
your advantage to investigate its possibilities most
thoroughly.
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Our representatives will be pleased to furnish you with
details concerning this development.
5ABAIN*
' ikaUty. AsHUwnee—hi) of tliwu* u% yourn at Dr
guided by tiir* tbvision of ^thc city’s leading busim
In .ill I>ark th^j- a rc
investing daily.
R.C. MILLER, President.
First National Rank RidJr.
ow ani Overlin
C.X. Britt ’
5L,A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittendci
b k it t -c h it t e n d i
ildred G. rea»«dy
II. Pichard
W
rank L/ Woodruff. Jr*
5125,00
$150.00
$ 50.00
$225.00
$250.00
$ 200.00
�or., the iu1cr of .A byssinia; The
decree prudently warn* studfentf
who wish to bo examined In Am*
hnrlc that it la only otithoriceiM n
unlvoreitfts where It is possible, to'
provide n edmpetont vxaminvr. ~
The decree adds u list of nlready living la n g u a g e th a t may
bo offered, modem Greek, I'orroiruese, Rumnnlan, Danish, Norwe
gian, Swedish, Polish, Cteeb. Ser
bian. Armenian, Persian. Chinese,
Japanese, Tlulgnrian nnd Mnlgacne,
the language o f Madagascar.
Tho w ireiu ssjs being used far;
the first time in Trace in rsligioua
pronngnndn. The Lenten sermons
of Father Sanson, the eloquent
preacher of Hotro Damo cathedral,
are being broadcast, while laud
tweakers carry hla vfords out to the
mace de Notrt Dame for the bfcrie-'
fit.of those unable to g st Inside,
is reported on excellent authority
thaj. General Sarrall, who himself
reaches the fata] ago of .70 In April,
will be one of the chosen, even
though he tan aerve only a brief
moment Tips satisfaction is de
manded by political friends as com
pensation for his recall from the
post of high commissioner In Syria
otfthigh school,
Evans, #tntc
intary
schools,
mpfrvlsor of clemei_
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and- Prof. H. A.- Webb of George
Peabody College fdr Teachers,
Ksjhviltf, Tcnn., are also m ention
ed oy Mr. Cawthon as contributory
factors In the compilation.
'The bulletin is devoted to a dis
“Amharic” Is now, by decree
cussion of the general aims and published in the Official Journal,
purposes of science education; the ono of the living-languages that
‘teaching of general science; the tnay be offered by students .for
botany, teaching chcmlptry, and
biological sciences; general biology;
teaching physics, with a supple
mental section on the starting o f
nail laboratories.
The three other bulletins issued
t .the department were those of
splemhrr, 1024, on the teaching of
;h rchool English, and that o.
[Itemher, 1025, on, hooka for the
:h whool library.
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One of the most versatile genius
es in tho concealment of Identity
that ever fell.into the hands of tho
Pails police Iq. belher Investigated
in connection with a swindling
case. .H e h a s .a complete set of
documents giving him 18 different
identities, and the police have not
been able to get the right one.
Among his effects were wigs
and mnterisU for mnkeypB to go
with each one of hla allasas. Tho
only conclusion the police hnvc
been nble at thus far is that the
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Sanford Cafe
125 W. FIRST ST.
C IT Y T A X B O O K S C L O S E
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1st.
Read These Bargains, the
CUV Tax Hooks will closa April 1st., after which
lands upon which taxes remain unpaid will be adv
tised and sold fo r taxes} as provided by law. l’erso
ta x e s remaining unpaid will be placed in hands o
deputy collector, and a fee charged for collection
name.
ELLEN HOY, City f a x Collector
ery requirement. We call your special attention to this unusuaUk2l
see them b e fo re buying. Shades made to order.
SANDURA
9
CONGOLEUM RUGS
The rug with enduring beauty with the super saftdij
V/e guarantee these rugs to satisfy, or they can be r l
money refunded.
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6x9 R ug—$9.00 value—on sale ...
7-14x9 R ug—$11.25 value—<rfi s a l e ................
9x12 Rug—$18.00 value—on s a l e ................
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ALEXANDER* SMITH BRUSSELL RUGS
27x54 R ug—$3.50 value—on sa le ....................... f j l
27x54 Ardsley.. A xm inster R u g value $5.00~on said
Imported bedroom rugs $10 valu es now on sale...j§
P A R IS . Mnr. 13.— t/Pi— Regardleoe of w hether tho Uriand family
has n p rim e , m inister or not, it
^:.do4« h iv e Uie distinction nf'hrtvlng provided threo “queens for tho
tn id -h n t celebration ut Pornlch?t,
In South Rrittnny, penr the spot
^ ivhcru Rrland wns bom.
: -Thisi! n n lm ifii of .i single day
>i *—Yvonne Rrland. 17, who wan elec1 ted the "MJmonn Queen" nnd her
10' year 'old twin nbtcrc, Relive
i nn l Siitsnno; chosen “ Violet” nnd
P 'T am elia" queens—arc daughters
f: of n* locksmith, n cousin of Arisride* Rrland
Radintinu Ih the source of life
nnd the inruns whoreby 11fo is
maiptnini'd, is the theory of
Georgia Lnhovsky, laid b.fore the
• Auuit my of Kelcncc* 7iy Professor
D’ArXonval. Life, ncconling to
this tb c d l, emit when ih? vibra
tion of fays Ik Interrupted. One
#h» - facta that M. LukhbvHky
cJtia in support of thi« theory i«
the sense or direction In m igratory
bird*.
He snyi th at inaccta, lar
vae and plant*, on which the bird a
live, sent out rny« Into sp are Just
as all living m atter doe«. M igra
tory blrdf, he »ayn, nre supplied
with organa which allow them to
receive these rays Just ha tho an
tennae of a wireless post Intercepts
Waves or as the human eye takes
In waves of light. Tho birds steer
toward th e lt food, guidsd by 1hc
rays th at it emits, with tho same
certainty that human bclngn move,
New Ford Coupe
And
One Karat Diamond
-Ring
A coupon given with each five
gallons,gas and four quarta oil.
Also a coupon with each dol
lar's purchase good for
ALUMINUM WARS
Drawings each Monday and
Thursday
Lat us .furnish you with the best
Oaa and Oils, Tires land Tubes
at better prices.
Bines Filling Station
WORK SHIRTS
>
25 dozen men’s blue chambray work shirts, value $j
for Three Day Special Sale . .
....
K H AK I PANTS >
j
Value $2,00—Special price... . . V . . . . : .
' . . . ........................|
WORK PANTS
|
Pin check. Value $2.00—Special Sale Price
.il
MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS 1
Collars attached. R egular $3.00 value—Price
It is a simple m atter to beat a record th a t
represents no achievem ent of p articu lar
importance.
;
J
M EN’S UNION SHIRTS
9
R egular 75c value. Special sale price .
VICOPO PULAR ALUMINUM WARE
But when you attain W orld Leadership and
still continue to shatter all existing m arks—
then indeed it is Progress!
II
9
Graham Brothers became the w orlds largest
exclusive truck m anufacturers early in 1925.
Their growth since then has been even more
rem arkable than it was before.
Perculator—$1.50 values—Sale price .
...
Aluminum D ish P a n s ....
...... .............
Aluminum W ater Pitchers .........................
Sauce pans, 3 quart—$1.50 valises—sale prices a
•
'OIL STOVES
M
Oil Stoves, two burner Ancor §8.50 values—On s*!*
Oil stoves, three burner, $11.00 value—Sale price
Iron Skillets, No. 7—50c values
----Iron Skillets, No. 8—75c values.............
Ga l v a n i z e d w a k e
Recognition of the exceptional quality of
G raham Erothers Trucks—and appreciation
of the rem arkably low prices—are proving
to be an irresistible stim ulus to sales.
W ash Tubs, No. B ............j....; /
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W ash Tubs—N o. 0
............. —
-........ . ;
W ash Tubs, No. 1 ................- ...............
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W ash Tubs—N o. 2 ........
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W ash Tubs— No. 3 ..... .................... ..........................
GALVANIZED VVATER PAILS
*1113 Sanford A t*.
Phone 461-J
8 quarts galvanized p a il......... .........................
N e w Prices
Tho Price Ih Right
* SANFORD
Cash lumber CO
W. a ' PRICE, Mgr.
710 W.KIrat fh. I'll one 172 u
b
1 Ton Chassis
V / z Ton Chassis.
MBM Low Chassis
.
K he.iU iim r
ITonrlm r
W Ceiliiuib U I/
A louldi*.,-.
— ----- —
I-'ll!'
BP.ORHek
- /’> - :
WINDOW SHADES
■
ffijtiiy lllc|( I'btuti f lbk.i.1
Don’t Miss these Bargains
ff irrlw tr*
Vr;»niwc and .Screen*
Made «o Order
ihy Irnnlnff Itnarda
r in e Calilue]*
^
J
£ Window shades3x6f t , roachrpr<
?5ai'uaeiSale
S - Window shadesr3x7ftO itcolor^$2^0\a*ae^ je ^
B Window shades, 3x7 ft. duplex-^5®* . t rollers
B All shades are equipped with the ve y •
■ guaranteed to give perlect satisfac
•_
(Ink Avcnur at Second Street
&
Men’s Union Suits, $1.00 valueon sale
S
t
- Siding
\
[
F U R N IS H IN G S
Men’s Hosiery. Men’s 7 point *10^, va*u^ csnecii
Men’s Silk .Hose. Values 75c. A “Three Day bpec
Boy’s Union Suits, values 75c—On sale*
« Ladies’ Union Suits. Regular values ^ • • j
S Bungalow Aprons. Value $l.oO—On s a
iijjj
a Ladies* Silk Hose; All shades and colors. ^ alu
A complete line of
Cyprt'ha tmd Pine
L,
LADIES’, M EN’S AND BOY’S
't
l
. NEW *
LUMBER YARD
i- Framing
I
dodge brothers
s EVERYWHERE
213*15 Sanford Avenue
iiu iiiH iu iiu m
�.will i p j m
1otA to qall
the Giants.
O LIV E
SNOWFALL . AT J
th e ;
■ ^ '£m U fr»n teon dimUtt to King Georg,,
W'
before the Institute of Hygiene.
I ^ r o u n d * - . "Examination of oortraits nn<l
P- jf{f like drawings of personages of Tudor
FiSfirt one days, done by Holbein, os shown ,t
L X d t S Windsor JamUr.' would reveal that
IfljCiiff an not one show* cviifenco of the conI E S r .r din- tiacted Jaw. winched PttslrJU, ami
F IB * ”
blankly garing eye* o t «1» adenoid
• been widen- subject.
LVfashion.
"For a typical example of «
woman of the adenbld diathesis.
Xraslin.wd* look in the exhibition ofjworks by
■nived for Sargent a t the Royal Acntlemy.
hspe of slip"The eyte arc Vide open and ex-
camps a t the m
arrived •hero Frb
stored a t a loci
Philadelphia Nn
ping during thel:
Judge Landis came here fi
"Come on out, Gi
he
ATLANTA, Oa., M ar 1 ^
fell here today, following a
d rlu le o f rain. The fluke* i
ut first rapidly as they touchi
ground.
”
called
in your big book:
Servants' Ball Enjoyed
LONDON,—(A*)—Lady Inn Mai.
culm’s servants’ fancy dress bail
was a tremondous buepcas . tlii>
fime .Minister year. Lady Malcolm, as In other
tall of every' years, led off the first chince with
hi want some- hor' butler.
• 1 ■1 '
* >
.Tho demand for-tickets, the hull
it sime.
being in aid of West End hospital
I keep smiling, for Nervous Diseases,was so great
nk difference the function wan held in the Kens
mle what they ington town hall, to accommodate
| them they the dancers.
The bail, art annual affair, is fin
the "upper" servants of Mayfair,
inculding -several vnjota of King
>)_.“lVonica Gcorgo and maids of Queen Mary
thing*, hut from Buckingham Palace.
\ ihcy arc
Sewing School' Popular
LONDON,T-fA1)—Society women,
young mid old arc treking these
dpya to the Royal School of Needlework a t South Kenaington. where
the loveliest "undies’* in 'a ll Eng
t have been land aro being made, ‘i
*
; 0f women
The Duchess of York <is preslthoilght i« dent of this school, ^rhlch employs
listing. Why some ooff.th
o finest needle-won.
_.
.. .
. ........ .........
tho
neeillc-womon
e therudves in England. Queen Mary and'hole nt once, if not simper
l*»
.other members of the Roynf Kami“You see, he has four doors to
Prints
]y often visit the school, nnd the
house, and if he knows we’re
ill. Erg-— Begum of Bhopal hns bought m nny, suing to get him to be springIn t e permit *'pec»saries” fo r'th o trousaemi of cleaned, he’s likely to sneak .out
idiilcshoroUK** her eldest grandchild. Princess Abi- I1!' ther wav—his wife too," he exHi bornd for
I'Jiiim'd. "And lie would he a dis*
iscii victual*
British society women buy trace to any community if he went
tmagistrates most of their, lingerie at the 'i f way ho is. Tile Fairy Queen
stion forbid- school.
Mi nl-i discharge me at once—Hubholies to wo- ]
niiub too, if she saw him."
Off went the Twins nnd the
TAKES FINAL ACTION
'ostly
March Hare to Grubby Gruunda result of
-(/!' hn-.-'y house between the fence nnd
kd hair with
a,-, the potato patch.
That is—his
Dcut of 1H,the <l> *rwnj his fniut doorway whs
[ormcrlv mcor- there.
- ■.
nets in Che*
in Before lie left, the March Hnrw
karilv. The
ni hml put a big shiny red apple into
b»n hyi John
;ns- hi- pocket.
h telegraph
dif
'('nni'e on out, Grubby,” .he
I j|, •ailed
"Oh, Grubby!
Grubby
I'.rottnilliog, come on out.
Come
■id ami see who's hero.
women «t
YpUNG PEOl’I X REUt KKD
pc secretly
l( thfir coil ■
NEW YORK, Mar. 12.—(AVBKlSCliUentlc. WitH (he returns pf n church party
■ttornl from u cruise to the" Holy Land on
I t pudut- which dancing, smoking and drink
I m cr«p.
forbidden, ft develops that j
Bvb vi * , • itig were
bootleg, dunqlng among the
■ it '.be U i, some
B ' *;t( t.i-.i young fp}Vs uboartl caused rehnki
i>y chaperones.
Bti.r
.
hie for my pains," said the. Mareh
Hare.
"Come, children, we'll
nave to bronk in like burglars nud
get tiiis fellow. 'You have your
magic shoes, so come right along.
Help me to roll this big stone
away -from tho door. Nick."
Nick helped the March Hare to
roll tho stone nway and they,’all
tiptoed inside, down a long crooked
hall, to another hull then along
that to n tiny roomAnd there in a bed of moss and
leaves and bits of feathers nnd
even strips of dried corn hulks,
lay MiatCr Groundhog—or as some
of Ida special friends called him,
Mister Woodchuck.
"Give me your knife. Nick,"
whispered the March Hare.
-So Nick reached In his pocket
and gave the hate his nice little
sharp knife with two blades.
Hut the hare only needed one
blade, for what he wanted wus to
cut the nice big red apple In two.
When ho had done this "lie carefully laid the two piece/ of apple
under Grubby's nose.
And when tho. groundhog took
his next deep bronth to get ready
for his next loud snbrii, he Emelt
—apples!
And everyone knows th at apples
to a groundhog, life like, well—
like ice crenm soda to a little boy:
In about one-third of n minute hi*
nose started to .wiggle.
(To Be Continued
(Copyright, 19HB, NEA Service,.)
People risk every day—
T h e Revival of the Finest
T hru D ry Cleaning
V
'
’
,
i
Your finest gown—but the one that'* slightly soiled
nm .hoxv be pinde to look-Hko new. ; '
’
We will revive th a t garment bo that it wllDregain its
limtr&nnd bring out the texture of the cloth.
Whetller tvour frock ili a delicate georgette or a lustrous
crepe «atin, it will receive the name careful attention
that only a modern dry cleaning establishment cun
afford.
,
,;
Delivered to you as fresh and as pureas it was th e first
time yOUYworo it.
T R E tiC H
*.
D RY
CLEAfi/tlG
HOI) IS UNCHRISTIAN
KNOXVILLE,- Term.', M ar. 15.—,
(A1)—Bobbing tvoman’s hair is unehrlstinn and is*au "abomination
In the sight of God" says J. 11.
Diggs, barker shop owner here
who put up a sign saying: "Posi
tively no women’s or girls hair
budded hero."
Why is Bithlo building:
And grow ing
rapidly
When so m any “Projects”
.vfcJeyer seem to g et beyond
The “Prom ising” stage?
THE REASON IS PUIN
Bithlo is NOT a *
“P ro jec t/’
It is a thriving town .
. W hich is rapidly growing
Into a city.
, .
Keen N ew England business
’ Men, convinced th at\th e
W onderfully fertile stnl; the
Florida East Coast Railroad,
The Cheney-Dixie highw ay
And the ideal location
A*
Midway between Orlando *
And the A tlantic coast,
Must inevitably
cause
1
* t*
Bithlo
to grow,
*
i>i, i* J ; \ *
i «V»f
Are investing hundreds of
Thousands of dollars
- In development.
Streets are paved,
Sidewalks laid, stores,
j
O ffices and homes are built,
♦
Electric light arid Water ... v ;
System being installed.
A modern hotel
Contracted for,
1
Inaugural Meeting
RAID IIURLENQl’E SHOW NEW YORK. March 1 5 .- id’
it ts probably not a case of folio,'
fk the leader, but just a fter a Berlin
M police official came to town wi’.h
. * description of complete nudity on
the singe at home, the New Yi r'>
.,1 police rubied u burlesque show u*i>!
j; io rested 20 girls or "wild whini n'
- who wort* little .else besides roui'«
XI
.U J
Georgia Lady, Who Had Lost Too
Mach Weight, Wa* Advised
rant -gir!»,
to Take Cardai and Is
he numerous
ie in .Junun,
Now Well.,
wl Employjounce,l that
Columbus, Go.—Mrs. George 8.
litnl is less
Huator,
of Ibis city, writes:
tmnrul, (Jf"After I married, thirteen month*
fUite nrinci-
■go, I suffered with dreadful pain*
1ksrned she, in my side? d u rin g -,.. My side
*i pivrdga- hiirt'io bad it Hourly killed mo. I.
o»»ork she
Wng in the had to go to bed and stay someflniga two weeks a t. a time.
I
could not work ami I Just dragged
around the bouse.
*T got Very thin—1 went from 12fl
pounds down to .leu t*»"n 100- My
•emeu ju- mother had long been a user of
added cotw iSyjwd * ad the . knew wh»t a good
Proper nd- medlcluo It was for this trouble, «o
nhial law," she told me to get some and tako it.
wtmiipi J aent to the store after It and lieI had taken the Brut bottle
*bepxcu*ixi. Jforebi-gaii
to Improve.
•
‘brr of men.
“My Hidtt hurt le u and I began to
» many who
jury Improve In h e a l t h . . . . T h o Cnrdul
'**)’ that the
ground
*
to be
f "thiir more
IDwip of in.
Jwnen have
oigan> unmarried
.tq'ber
Seven Races Daily
Many of the best hortfesTn Wipter Training will compete
Race Course fteaf LongWood
Entrance On Dixie Highway
No one can SEE Bithlo
And not be impressed *
> By its solidity-— .
Its assurance of
Contiiiued growth,
And the unusual
! Investm ent opportunity
It offers.
-1
V YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF C
TO SEE BITHLO
*
'
‘ A -W “• '-'fty' ’
Accept our co rd ia l,
1
Invitation for a p leasant - ,,
T hirty-five minutei^drlve
^
To Bithlo., Then judge for *>
Yourself.
Admission
COKE IN TODAY
# 9
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“
YK.‘ C .T fS O A L E . Jr.
m . E Y E S I G H T i^ P - f -
Meisch Bid*.
'Dth our thoroughly Kciehtlfic inelhwm*t!iy ground I w in e s ^ f iis will
1 > «nd w ith o u t a n y e y e s tr a in .
K E X A M IN A T IO N
.gruder.Pree.
■
fbelkamp, Racin
Sanfprd, FI*.
| D
l I n
j
�27— Professional Services
Term*: Caah in Advance
Telephone ads, will be reeeked
for patrons and collector sent
Immediately for paym ent
1 T in e .___ £--------- 10c a line
a T i m e s ----------- ,,,,-VJa a line
.6 T im e * ____ ___™ 7 c a line
f t Time* — ________ Be a line
The reduced ratea are for
edhaq^utivo insertions.
S ix words of average length
4m counted a Una.
Minimum charge of 80 for
f tf s t insertion.
AH advertising Is restricted
to. proper classification.
J « an erro r la-mndd The San
ford Herald will bo responsible
nly one incorrect insertion,
idvertlaer fo r subsequent
lions. The office should bs
led Immediately in esse of
e r r o r . __
___
. TO ADVERTISERS
t iK
H erald - representative
. th ro u g h ly fam iliar w ith rates,
rules and classification wUl
give you complete inforrnstion.
l e d If you wish, th Jy will
4 ssist you in wording your
't i n t "ad,, to m ake ltlih o re ef
fective.
, IMPORTANT NOTICE .
A dvertisers should give their
street or postoffice address nt
WeU as th eir phono num ber If
they desire results. A bout one
read er out of a thousand b is
m telephone, and t h e ' o th ers
can’t communicate w ith you
unless they know your addross.
'( All discontinuance M UST be
made in person a t The- Banford Herald office o r by let,‘t t r . Telephone discontinuance*
■re not valid.
Courteous.— Prom pt—Efficient
flU
Borvlcc,
58— H o u seh o ld
34—ttclt>—Mrilc or Fcmriie
Dtni-Jon Chevrolet Co.. Inc.
Jontfi. and Sanford Are., phono 768 CHIROPRACTIC get* tUb Sick trtll
nnd keep* the well f i t Both
R E E L A SONS
cln*MMi would benefit by taking ndYou Drive It.
Juatment*. Phone 48JW for npW. M yrtle and 2nd S t a t R. R. nointm ent Dr W . R. ton* Dobcmll
FLEXO—Pino .flortr covering for
SITUATION Wanted—An experihalls o t kltehbna, 14 yards, 8<J
enccd
inches vridej.jJ.00. Address. Mrs,
job *» foreman. ^ head n n U lM M. .Martin, 318 Magnolfa Aycnue.,
m ust yet union tSW-** *>n t .<
A. J. MocUan. ghtt.
DeLahd. 01 —Miscellaneous \ *jj^y • ■"
my « W)om open
iihnonlow, balance easy, partly
HORSE, bridle und s a d d le fo r sate. furbished, two <*r parage-, contor
ky, Gindervilte, Fla.
Franklin and Imurcl Sta. L . • A.
Butterfield,
112»A Tnrk Ace., phonfc
D IRON AND woo
r .wsshlnsr celery.
m & CO; ,
DODGE BROTHERS HEALERS
SELL GOOD USED, CARS
Year
Make
26Grabotn
Type
TtUck
■25
Truck
Graham
24
22
Dodge
Overland
Coupe
Touring
Ton Truck
Touring
Sedan
Coupe
23
Dodge
Toiying
Sedan
22
Dotlge
3 2 - H c l p % B r t l ^ w |i \ BihnJt
------------- — ---------- r d .
WOMANr-Work, h(
'e«e Make
. 85.00 six hours wbi
Dignified
no selling. Enclngfc
solidated Cord Co., 1
S t, D ep t 288. .Chira
ER EXBPERlfiftbfc D STERAPHER. F. W. Bender,
^ m ltfi-W lfth t - • WANTED—On« or tw o -Ladies of
gobd address who- arc fcJcpehcnced In Inpetlnfrthe Public. .For
dignified, pleasant worit. , i f you
xvlll devoth threfe to six hours a day
to this, nail, folloiv instructions,
YOUR EARNINGS will average
more than FIFTY DOLLARS n
_
week. Not Real Estate. Address
Box 15, Sanford Herald, for np
pointmont.
.. .
, ,
men
And
women
The opening -of the now sales
o f f ic e i together with effective
support •! rendered. Sanford
Manor offers exceptional op
pdrtunltiM fhf large earnings.
Experience valuable but nbt es
sential. . Regardless of your
prdscht occUphtion It will pny
volt to investigate our proposi
tion for full dr p a rt time work.
Money ndvarfeed to thui'i* wlio
qualify.
SANFOK .MANOR PROPERTIES
COLORED GIRL W ANTKb to
-»"I"fine.) .*
" L’;* *
caro fo r child in afternoon. Good
pay. Call a t 1112 Myrtlh A w ,
MclJindcr Arcade Hidg.
f Sanford Avenue
-
FOR SALE—Sweet peas, and ot)
er flowers. Also blitter an
John Jonew, Beardall Ave.
egg»__________
CUT FLOWERS fo r aa!e. Calendu*
las, sweet, peas and other cut
flow ers,, 25c . per dozen.
Phone
40-W. Mrs. L. Hi Jones. .
Touring
THERE IS dFKERED TO
Touring
J,ADlES OK REFINEM ENT
Tourihg
!4
Announcements
Dodge * • ‘
Coujj
“Terms to ionic people"
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc
Orfc AVe. nt Second St.
. Phono 3
f •I
HOMEfeEijKERSI
,
b am in n position to .finance
nnd build a number of small finn
HOMES .for individuals, Theso 13—Automobiles For Hire
homes can bo handled op a small
down payment. Own voU. own FORD cars for hire. Phone
home. Box SO euro of licrdld.
An opportunity to become indirectly associated with one of
central Florida’s leading de
velopments. (No selling or so
liciting). This proposition is
highly rrnum crativo and will
not necessitato disclosing' of
yotir Identity, and does not re
quire much of your time. Box
60 care Herald.
. change .
61—Seeds, IMantfl, FctUltecrs
38:—llusincss Opportunities
ID — L n e t
and Found
W AN TED l
6000 Sqbekka
We’ll tako ’em out and
ABSOLUTELY. FREE
Mdnday and Tuesday,
Feb. 22 and 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
Address ENTERPRISE BULB
COMPANY
Orange City, Florida.
type stucco bungalow, hard-
TRACTOR Sendee, cloarlng plow
ing, disking and street'grading.
S \ LOST—Gold medal fountain pen
ud leather nddresa book with Let us do your subdivision. M. M.
nk snaps and iiersonal cards, Lord, Routo A, Box 210.
a t hr near dance in Armory, Mar.
Sanford-Stove & Furniture Co.
wi
uuuri'Hf
6r ivuwum,
Reward, address
Donald It.
II2I E. First Street
Pufker, M 'bster, Kin
We carry a full line
Our prices are right. Cash or
terms. W© want your business.
8
II—Automobiles
I I —Automobiles For Sale.
Ucttutifiil six
LINCOLN — FOy.D — FORDSON .SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
Edward lllggins, Inc.
roofs, built Up roofs, Rc-roofing
Oommerclal A Palmetto. Phone 881 over olid roofs. Lchkn repaired. Estituutes free. Satisfaction guaran
DIANA
teed. Oak Ave. and 3rd Rt. Phone
ion — Diana Sales and Service 111.
8 W. F irst BL
Phone 617
E*»*:■■"
S. Q. POtlTRR. Mgr.
(.JAMES II. COWAN—All kind*
of Tint and Sheet Metal Wu^k.
’ i? A sn
Wnter and Bout Tanks. At Oak
• -v*4anf° rtl
S. A. Rivo . • Avenue #ml Third Street. Tele
208 W. First St,
Phone 6lV
phone 111.
i
11—Automobiles for Sale
13IIRACLE Concrete Co., general
1 cement work, sidewalks, bulldCHRYSLER
IA S. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. ' Ing blocks irrigation boxes. J. R.
W. 1st S t
Phone 082 Terwillegcr, prop.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
LX.Y3-KNIGHT and Overland.
want to sell yoor used cars, ad
and M. M otor Co., P ark and vertise daily on the classified page.
^ I
♦; imarclal.
25— FlorlslR,
SEMINOLE HUDSON'
INC,
‘•STEWART THE FLORIST**
* ’ *08 Oak Avenoi
Flowers for all occasions.
*
Phone 41
814 M yrtle. Phyne 260-W.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
Only producers wanted. We have
an unusually uttraciivo proposition
to offer to hustlers who havo com#
to Sanford to inuko monoy.Our list
ings and elientul is the best. If
you aro a salesman and w ant to
make perm anent connections, where
your uervicca will be appreciated,
and your income unlimited. Addrebs Box D-lOti care Herald, for
an interview.
■r' uy*|-jiyw
Spanish
*
y,
double garage.
It. W. LAWTON,
Tortus.
I’hone 743
Itceitor
Meisch BMc.
Ituc-liomt Stucco, five ro<jin
closet and both. 2 porehea, city
conveniences. Price $7,000—
§2,000 cash. Bninneo term s.
' THE UAVEY-WINSTON
Organization Incorporated
»
OWNERS
Come in and see our line of
. Electrical Appliances
Masonic llldg;
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I’hoiif707.
I’creolators, Irons, Waffle
irons. Toasters, etc.
TIIE BALL HARDWARE
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COMPLETELY iurninbed bunga
low'. -Toriha. Telephone G28-M.
a fter JJ I*..M..
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FU RBISH ED modern five' room
house, double garage, dose In.
Address “ Ownot” 504 West 8th St.
NEW SPANISH STUCCO
BUNGALOWS
On Mellbtivlllc Avenue nm|
E ighth Street.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Built in n substantial tnahmr.
Six rooms and breakfiist room.
scJvencd porch und open pinch,
hardwood floors, hot water
system , roomy, closets. Rep
resentatives ut the property at
all times to show you through
these' beautiful homes.
EL YERANO BUILDING
COMPANY
NEW. SEVEN ROOM Cental 85—Lois For Sale
?r
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House, lurgu hall,
porches,
breakfast "room etc.
On a bemUJfully shaded
lot) RUN AN AD in these columns.
Tho cotf is small, results are
enBtern exiwisure. Now ready*.
Immediate possession small down great. Phone 148.
payment, bulutiec like rent. Phone
■IS, or cull ut N. W est corner of FOR SALE, difeet by owner. l-Mi
.Mngnntin and Second S ir’s.
50x117 feet op Oak Avenue, belwt*m Ninth and Tcntl* Streets.
• A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
? 1,800. Easy term s. Act quirk
for real hargpln.
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87— Acreage for Sale
CELERY FARMS
Priced to Sell
3 nervy witlu- cottU«iir .$3,000
5 acre*, iMiiipo ond barn Sd.OtH*
10 acres,
cleared $851*0
10 acre*,1 nwYshouso and Imrn
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FOR SALE— Pekingese puppies, THREE room furnished ap art
ment for rent. With bath lUUfl
Sun Fo Pekingese Kennel, 2305
Union Avenue, phone 1M>.
Mngmilin Avenue.
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Sbe JA S, A. JOHNSON
- 112
SPARE SPACE!
First. St-
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THREE registered Chinese Chow 77—Houses for Rent
in McLcaudcr Arcade *
puppies for saio, two months old.
FIVE room unfurnished house,
Pbonor 671-J.
corner
I fill
117 Spurling and Oak. Phone
t
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(McKinney Rylnndcr)
49—Poultry nnd Supplies
FOR SALE— Living hens and 81—Wanted—To Rent
ducks. 1200 Magnolia Avenue, SMAf.L furnished house by first
Modern conveniences, reason,
51— Moats and Accessories
able. Permanent party. Uox 10,
FOR RALE—25 ft. motor launch,
Universal engine; Maxwell tour
ing car; Even rude outboard motor. 82— B u s in e s s P ro p e rty
Address J. II. Glnsx, lienron
Springs, Fla.
(Owner)
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Sanford Rental Acents
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LOOK- AT THIS!
Black Hammock Celery Land.
Can you boy any thla cheap T
Thia «t*Kl«I price for abort time
only. Lota-num ber 241, 242;.243.
844 in the SWH. of aection 1-21-31
Sertinolo county,’ 114 m*'« f rom *
ralitoads hnd w vod ro a ^ -1
*Burrounding lim b moch high”
And ’ making big monov in truckPrice $8,000—Terms $5,000 •Cash,
balanco i-2-3 years ft 0 per cent
interest. Title Ja c lo a r,,tjo i« u ia -
THE HKITT-CHITTRNDEN
REALTY CO. *
55—Farm and Dairy Products
EIGHT weeks old Rhode Island
Rod pullets, good stock. §1.00
each. Jim MacDonald* Iaike Mary.
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
TODAY
room
wood floors,
FILLING KTAITON. .Store Room UNFURNISHED rooms .for vent
No children, 118 Oak Avenue.
and three room house. Two lots
WANTED Experienced clerk nnd fronting on Dixie Highway .nirout
salesladies for gone ml merchnn- four miles from Snntucd. P ik e
dlso etore. Apply Saturday nt oriee §3,000. .Small Cash t'nymenrrfiaf-r
30S Sanford Avenue,
noco easy. Address N. Whitcbmb ROOJIS, with or without meals.
If, A. Box fOflB.
*>
RcitBdnable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
HAVE EXCELLENT .OPENING
for real salesmen. Experience I
NEATLY, furnished rooms. Plenty
not necessary. Tills is hot real es
hut wnter. ndulu only, 001 Pal
tate but line in which you will <
metto Avenue.
have little competition. Our sales
men are making $1011 weekly and \
ATTRACTIVE targe room, twin
more. If you will work nt least
beds, $10 per month. Near For
(I hours daily and can stand pros- I
rest Lake Hotel. Call 571-J.
perity. Write District 'Manager,
Suita 7. Citizens Nebraska Bank STOCK of groceries nnd afore fix 69— Booms For BousckeejiinR
tures. Doing good business,
Bldg. 2722 Nebraska Ave.. Tam
pa. And factory representative will good chance for improvement. FOR RENT—Light hpusekeepip
ping
SlOtMt. William U dbotter. 1011 W
call on you.
rooms.
Strictly
modern,
Hot
13 St.
water and bath in connecting
AGENTS WANTED — Not real
ground floor.
Adults only. 1*11
estate. Something new, experience
Elm Avenue.
unnecessary. Big profit. Cull lietween 5:30' and 7:tM) 1\ M. at 41*2 47—Dugs, CuJh, Puts.
74—Apartments and Flnlx
Onk Avenue.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
“Tho Rcxall Store”
DODGE
We make a specialty
specialty iof our prompt
Miller V
O.. Phillips
Ph
Co., ,Inc.
filling of prescriptions
rcscriptio and qilic
u u r e cara
care an
Pleasure
and Grahamj trucks.
tru._
delivery.
Phone 3
Oak and 2nd S tre e t
.MEN Wanted for sales work in
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
local territory, nationally adver
tised line, large commissions. J.
Simon, 222 W. Rich Avenue, DeSANFORD BUICK CO.
212 Magnolia Avenut
LANEY'I'3 DRUG STORE—Pre- Land, Florida.
Phone 307
scripUiions. Drugs, Sodas. W«
■ are asi near you as your phone. 35—Salesmen and Agents
r- Call If
HUPS—MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
WANTED
200 Magnolia Avc,_____ Phone 1§7 19— Building—Contracting
IT??
Terms.
33— Help Wanted Male
S T - Pair of horn rimmed eye
’)a*scf. Finder plea no return to 18— Bufiincaa Service Offered
•aid office pud receive reward.
-
Reasonable
priced.
G7—Rooms With Hoard
-
d ry
PR IC E *260- To nu o
GLADIOLA BULBS
f' •
* i j ,
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Pendleton. Znngi Dr. Norton
and ' mupy other .varieties/
§2.60 per hundred, delivered.
IB—Service Stations—Rcjidir*
FERERS of h eart trouble. Anrta Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
i Blood Pressure, l ’uraiyels, I
gladly toll you free, how you
got quick and lasting relief,
out using drugs, medicine or
ms. Address U, V, Walden, Box
i New Haven, Coun.
• \
IliO il AND
HOMES
Genevu Avenue.
FOUR-picce wicker Bulte.- WH
pny cash if it is in good con
DAILY NEWS—It covera Brow dition nnd bargain. G. C. H. car*
ard County thoroughly which is Herald.
one of tbo most rapidly growing
sections on tbo Florida Coast.
Sample copy and rate card upon
request
1 '
ELECTRIC!
37*—Slluptions Wanted—Male
HERALD will bring you in big
results. Advertise those old artid e s you have stored away and
havo no use for. A .little thirtyccnt ad may bring you severs)
dollars. Tbono 148 and a repre'
sontdtivo-will call and see you.
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New five room Stucco Ruuga»
low bp sapford Avenue, near
05—-SptNiaLs at, the Stores
Coupe
UOMESITFS
Insidc. The City u mit!l
Gl-A— M isc e lla n eo u s Ex*
REALTORS and Brokers should
c a rr y .* complete list of their
best offerings in the classified tolums daily.
; ;
Roadster
$1000- BUYS
WAREHOUSE
bernm-u ubtl 1U26 UX Is paid.’
Drive out and look at- thia Wh“i
talk t o 1 tbo AhriXJdnding wnjetS;
Believe you will find tin t tbfoUnd
Is quoted a t th ree to four hundred
dollar* P « j£ £ « 'L A d d f* a a
p . o . B0x.J«2 A rt.M y e rs. Tls.
PROPERTY FOR LEASE
FOR SALE: Cow P cuh, Velvet
Benns, Cotton Reed, Biloxi and
Seedsmen. Augusta, Ga.
89—
Ki Ut e
BUY IN fcOUNTRY
CLOSE IN
7«* ’ACRE GROVE '
DARK Barred Rock nurc bred
eggs per Retting $2.50 and 55.00.
See ,M rt. John Diehl, Mcllunvillc
Avenue, City.
W. P. CARTER
NEAR TWIN LAKES
oom 230 Meisch Building
—AND— >»*
FOR PU R E bred Rhode Island
eggsI Call 2412.
COUNT!
CLUB
T h r« mile from anford- N*‘t
tiug twenty Ttvo -pfer rfm-
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N ew Spanish Stucco B ungalow s
On Mellonville Aye., and 8th Street
Heady For Immediate Occupancy
Built in a substantial m anner*
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•Build your home for perm anent beauty and perfeot satis-
6 rooms ahd breakfast room screened
porch and open porch," hardwood
floors, hot water, system , roomy
closets. .
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faction.1 Our Life T im e Homes fulfil! every “H om e
R epresentatives a t the property at
all .tim es to show you through these
beautiful hoihes.
financing.
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SANFORD, FLOI
Dream .” W e can help you w ith your plans and your
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Our Business is bulUkj
We Attend to BtuineH'1
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Contractors of
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11 Masonic Temple Bldg,
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Large Stocks at All Tim es
The "CarmonS" ia a delightful
little cottage of flvo rooms, which
hna a combination bo distinctive l a
Fl.orida, of stucco, coral rock nml
antique Spanish tile roof. A cor\jposltlon so pictureagMtr'lfod varied,
from porte.coohore to fatX ^at bed
room is unusual In a plan so small
and compact. The living room
with its windows on three sides
nnd high raftered ceiling, is dig
nified and comfortable. The ftortccoehero with its pergola roof of
fers an opportunity for trailing
vines.
BOND GRAPE
PHONE JLH5 ,}
ZIP SERVICE
YARD, 13th-AND HOLLY
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All modern finishes ins!
work guaranteed. Roc
specialty, one car on hi
on the way.
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Plans and specifications may be
secured from tho Architect, Eldred Mowery, Ilox 1145, Route 3,
Cornl Gables, Florida;
llO N o rth Laurel Ave.
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Buy Your
Paint
Direct
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321 Sanford Avenue
Manufacturer
ASSURING FRESH DURABLE PAINT
Acomplote
<tock of electri
cal fitures for
the builder to
aelect from. Up
to-date appll-
Double thlek p u t* paint, gallon..
Floor Varniah, gallon....... *----- r.
Flat Wall Paint, Italian...... .~..r
While Enamel, quart..........
SLilns, “oaks & mahoganys,” gal.....
Penetrati
Cement Paint .any color, galjoo ........./...............
Black Iro®,Paint gallon ...................................i...,,,,
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Made-Ii\ This CUmate for This Climate
Does not the luxurious thought o f a com
fortqble future appeal to you? T he tr if
lin g sacrifices necessary ;now w ill quick
ly fad e when you become th e proud pos
sessor o f your home.
J
ju s t completed. Six roon«
Large porcl# all way
laid. Shades In all roorn^
house and a real buy *1 ^
ounces for all
purposes. _
era monthly. See <>*»**»
Phone 48
201*203 West Flral Sti
Phone 755
Sanford Building &Loan
�8 Killed In
Wrain Wreck
In Costa Ricb
Prosecute People
Radio1Slanderous A ttacks
^CHICAGO, March 15,— —.
state*- Attorney Robert Grower
tanning himself 'the Columbus .of
HenrvninizaUon of Council the air, has embarked upon a voytd discover sonic law whereby
’>nh Germany as Member aye
"slanderous character attacks'* aria
*s [.e ft. Unsettled After radio may be punished criminally.
Another Secret Gathering Mr. Crowe’s determination to
find or initiate aomo law covering
radio casting of erroneous Informa
tion came after he bad arretted
four men In a raid itn the Moulin
Rouge Cafe in addition to a radio
nnnouncer. who had proclnimed
Appeal to Brazil Nof to Op-, that the
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state’s attorney
hnd taken
Are
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Cities
Believe Adjustment
Will Come Wednesday
'Men
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Made
[For
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legging
German Membership ®“ ringside Boat" at the'eabaret for
life........
session."
by CAuncll Members a" "night
”
Mr. Crowe wn* seated quietly .
FREEZF
Fried lander, who explained that
the announcement, waa made In
jest, wos held in jail lor more than
12 hours'while. Mr. Crowi
ants were searching sUfotfcs on
which he might -Qb booked. • The
most serious oharge they could
find was disorderly conduct, pnd be
will answer to that-in court today.
"Just think of it," complained
Mr. Crowe, "there Isn’t any code of
law anywhere in any of the books
that applies to Mandeu over the
radio. 1 understand such a law is
ponding in Congress, but it "hasn't
come into existence yet. ' 1
*
Will Punish Guilty On**.
Mr. Crowe said ho intended to
leani the caus
usef for this attack,
"and then I am going to punish the
guilty ones to the'Wait of my au
thority."
He declared particular effort
would be made to learn if *the affair hud nny comiectitin with the
action taken by his officer* agaim
..
t
five men connected with the North
Shore Realty Co„ charged with mis
treating a young woman in a hotel.
While, pressing the charges, Mr.
Crowe "intends to see whether tho.
station’s license may not be re
voked."
Loss Front Sunday MornlngY
Cold Wave Estimated at Be
tween 4ft and 60 Pei* Cent
Of Crop for Present Season
r!
ri, ,*4r
''
...
Hileys And Elbertas.
Are Worst Sufferers
Freeze Expected to .Result
Favorably to MnnyGrower*'
In Exterminating Pests
’• ’4i I
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Mar.
tR.—Two hundred and forty(light persons were killed and
03 Injured in Sunday’s disas
trous train wreck on the Costa
Rican Railroad, it has thus far
been established.
, Three cars were demolished,
nnq fell to (he bottom of the Vafilla River from tho bridge over
tho stream and two others were
left hanging from
precipice.
Threo cars at tho-rear end of
a six-car train left the rntla and'
plunged down a 50-foot'embank
ment Into the river.
The nc^cid<
cidcnt occurred Sunday morning
\w hhen 1,000 excursionists
Jgg| _ were
M>rroard the train,
- N mmed lately after the news of
tho accident became knowlt, the
United . Fruit Company rushed
physicians and nurses ta the
.scene from Port T-imon on board
a relief train. The Costa Rlean
government as « sign of mourn
ing nrdsred the suspension of all
Sunday activities.
Former Fireman
AmucklnCafi
Waitress
Show Of A*
WomanTo Survive
Assailant FiresThrough His
In IxtbbyuOf
GENEVA, March 15.— (;p> _ home with his family listening to
MACON, Ga., Mnr. 15. (/P>—
n. radio- program when the unexAgain today the members of
Loss from Sunday morning's, se
u n . « i ; - -— ;pected announcement
l-eague of«*Ni■Unni
"
vere freeze In thn Georgia peach
ationa separated, a fter BtJrred him to activity.
He'* ono of the plde*t profession^ a secret meeting,
without reaching
producing area today was various-,
Arrest Cabaret Proprietor.
hockey and lacrosse players in .com nn agreement concerning the re
iy estimated at from 40 to 85 per
J. C. S te v e n s, 21. fo r m e r ly .« ’
Gathering a flock of detectives,
ir.~ 15.— petition today. He manures and organization of the counril i
cent.
with
G
o
e
m
n
,
,
cf?
n*1
hc
Hastened
to
tho
cabaret,
one
of
plays
on
the
Kn
ska
toon
Sheika
in
locom
otive fir e m a n f o r t h e
ncction
"
“
jiaminB
°
entrance | tha best known of Chicago’s night
/O liver I. Snapp, government horUie Western Hockey League, one into the league,
A
tla
n
tic
C o a st L in e R ailw ay eel boot- of tho few- pro hockey circuits in
'flculturist in cnnri
rgo of tho peach
,
life rcsorta, early Sunday, and
C om pany, lo s t n ig h t ghot-and? •
pest laboratory a t Port Valley, es
vras re- existence- at the present time. > i , , to *a n mo1P tm,c »t < h i gathered In the proprietor and
killed him n elf w ith a sm a ll ■
timated tho damage in that sec
gntrul Around the league Lalondc is * ded to postpone tho session of three patrons found with liquid retion at 40 per cent with Illlcy and
for ln™i,r- | f rMhmcnti. Then he brought In
calibre
r ifle fo llo w in g a n a t
known'art
“Newsy”
nnd
is
one
of
he ttocu- the most populnr pastimeni. 1 .
until Wednesday. . Nevcrtho- >Philip L. Friedlander, announcer
Klbertaa.suffering heaviest.
tack.
onodo
b y him upon
u longest
^-cnpuociTl c in1^ said the end- for (he North Shores Realty Co.,
W. Felton Hatcher, prwildont of
J u a n ita M ornsso, 24, a w a lV
nr
of
the
wasis,
which
began
in
whkh
loaned
tho
cabaret
radio
iltn[a federal
the Georgia Peach Growers Ex
lhe early hours of the morning, tion part of the time.
roBB in t h e J u a n ita C afe, i n ,
change, placed tho loss at between
&l estate
clearly continued to expand nnd
w h ich th e w om an s u ffe r e d se*
50
and
80
per
cent
a
fte
r
receiving
i165 overt
they forecast that by W’ednesday
rious cuts about the 'face and'
advices from growers through the
the main difficulty would be solved.
Urosd cm*
breast from a small pocket knife
producing area.
(kvcrnmcnt
, Several members of -the council
wielded by Stevens.
M.
R.
Probst,
peach
buyer
of
nre reported to be telegraphing
In 19
Passeriby wore atf-“' “*J •** *kChicago, said tho Hileys and E l
their home governments concerning
[typewritten
bertas wen* a total loss and other Methodist Bonfd Claims En scene of the quarrel
the
new
developments.
cords.
tho woman running
varieties damaged not less than
forcement In Many Cases of
boreign Minister Chamberlain
..dieted nro
restaurant to the sldcws
80 per cent. Ten days ahead of
of Great Uritaln, said the situation
Is In Hands of Those TVho uraued by Stevens, who I*
l Cleveland;
tho yearly, average, tho Georgia
OKI r w i « - Mrs.M.M.Coleman Asacriu Shp bulked more, hopeful, but that It
peach crop was 00 per cent int Bo Not SympathljoeWlthAfrt i have slashed her with ih*
wn* too early to hazard a guess as
_ • £ ’; *
several time* before she san
joaen and
Shot Man First “In Defense to
bloom when tho eold wave t£ruck'
the solution.
the ihlewalk. . , Bteven* made hi*
ami Han
WASHINGTON. Ifar. 15.—
Of Her Honor” ‘and the 2nd
N u m b e r o f D e a th » a m n lle a t Saturday night.
Recommendations
Prepared
and
French headquarters n "gen
In thojsoflthcrn territory losses —Frohibitionists generally and way through the crowd to the lob- ,
TimelnDefense of HerLifr’ eralAt easing
For Presentation at Meet
T h a t H ob B e e n R e c o r d e d In
up" in the situation
i and I’l >viwere
esffmated a t between 80 and enforcement directorships to the by of thn Lincoln Hbtel, where He
Of Bunrd of Governors In
"as being talked of but unofficial
chsrtrvd
S e v e ra l M o n t h s jN .d n r o l l n a HO per cent.
In the northern sec District of Columbia. Maryland, fired a bullet through hi* heaft
PIKEYILLE,
K
Y
:;
March
1
5
.«t/ the naFrench ultimatum that Germany
Orlnndo
On
March
2
7
tion
tho
bloom*
were not advanced Delaware and Kentucky specifi With a *m*li rifle. He w » ld y ln |(. '
L
e
a
d
s
W
ith
F
lo
r
i
d
a
'S
e
c
o
n
d
[dealing In, itP)—Mrs. M- M.'Coleman, 85, who must reconcile herself to having
enough
for
the
damage to bo se cally . nre attacked In statements when the 'Chlef of PoRcm
»t akohnl. in the words of her husband, shot Roland ns n fellow guest a t the
A
gi'tiernl
discussion
of
m
atters
vere.
There
wos
nq damage to issued here .opening a week that Williams, Policeman J, 3
Hy The Associated Press.
Coleman, Council Hoard was n happening not
ad bren his 'brother, E rnest
Is expected to sc* Congress dovota Sheriff C.. M. Hand and
of fundamental importance to the
Dixie yielded one of thb lowest buds th at had not opened.
“first
in
defense
of
her
honor,
rnuk-ulnted, in the belief of oboerv- renlty man’s profession was token ■tolls to traffic during the week
consldcrnhlo attention to Lbo sciied- Sheriff Baxter arrived. !
eras r»Mr.
Snapp,
atyer
nn
all
day
exule.
trr named nnd second in defense of her life," <re. To ease the minds of the up today nl the weekly luncheon of lust ended than has been Recorded ) a mtnation
Spurned Advances
ntnation of trees in tho Fort
was resting well today in tiu< German delegates already hur- the Sanford Realty Hoard prepara
Tho statehienta came from tho
According to w it n e s s * * -------in several months—82 killed, 2.T1 Volley section, declared tho freoso board
Jailer’s
apartm
ent
of
the
county
of temperance, prohibition cutting affair, Btevens enmo Into
rassed by reaction of home upin-, tory to President H. C. DuBose’s injured. Thesq figures were re would result favorably to many,
. the InShe v/us taken *light- .................................
n nnd fears th at Germany may presentation of the local board's vealed in a survey conducted by the growers owing to tho exterm ina nnd public morals of ti}u Metho tho cafe shortly 'W o f* 10 p'doek
[ofijrinati'd ail here.
ill. following the shooting Fwtur- *noi ho elected to a permanent seat recommendations nt tho meeting of
Episcopal Church, repeating nnd attempted to force hla attenamtn and
1
Associated Press today in 11 south tion of poach pests that emerge dist
Us contention that prohibition en tlons upon tho proprietress, who In
,
,,
, , i in thr Council.
the bo&rd of governors of the state ern states.
and dnfr . .
from
hibernating
a
t
this
tim
e
of
"
Her husband Is by her aiilo ntM . ,
„„„ j
. , associations to bu convened in Orforcement in many cases rests In turn objected to h|* presence in tha '•
Among these nro the unsympathetic
North.Carolina was gt the toji of the year.
hands and from establishment. Becoming onregcil
Undo, March 27.
Ie*e men,
curcullo,
ono
of
the
principal
bancs
column with six deaihs, and
Representative Phillips, Republican at her refusal td eccompany hi
Tho question of the disposition of th«
ImiirJ the
|o
membership
in
the
League
and
shooting was the outgrowth a permanent scat in the council is hinder money was thoroughly gone Florida a close second, w th five. of the young fruit. - •
of Pennsylvania. Tho Represc^taichwcr« to of Tho
With nearly a million now trees tivo charged that “under the rules from th* piece, Stevens 1* allegi
charges
made by E rnest to his being advised to tho Rio do Janerlo into, and after lengthy discussion Kentucky brought up the r sar. with
Uihuting
have drawn a *m*U knife and
brother th a t .his
fo .government by tho council, the it wan decided that money given to none, the only a ta te having this coming Into bearing this yenr for of 'tho dry s’ tho constitution U to
. . ,wife. was. ,untrue
.
slushed
her
the
n«r.supply
record
tor
-tha
week.
t
the
first
tim
e,
M
r.-H
atcher
said
t
• • mere**
i !«
m-L..neck,
«
S _■
fast
becoming
a
scrap
of
naVnr,
The hunbnnd m id he did A^ovlated Press Is Informed in re- a broker to bind a deal should, for
>ilka id
tho
crop
gave
promise
of
exceed
dcr
in
t[tn
jury
system
junk,
justice
a
not
believe
tlm
charges
and
opcnwl
lia|,u
v
iartera
.
the
bast
interest
of
all
^n^irnedU..
from
i came ing tho demand enough J p epu
Joke and the government, through
fire upon E rnest, who returned the.
A)) ^
t i e , fire.
80. be- growers to suffer front
Reagents, tha greatest.law i t
N either waa wounded.
ing
t rival- Mississippi tho market.
Charges of slander were ‘then drafted
slsshed out with’ tho
.the
tho cablegram this evening logIndetails.
west h urt with two.
• At least ope address on [Prohibi flicUng
regard
to
auction
sale*;
*be
repeatod
preferred
ngainat
E
rn
est
by
Mrs.
a serious wound acroae
1tar«zh
in
consultation
with
Afi
NEW
YORK.
Mnr.
15,—V/T)—
tion, will be delivered during the
w K l t o h l b o a r d was of (he opinion that eoeh The figures witih compiled (n these
Ho was convjctcd in
Ipirn Coleman.
auto, railway
_ train, Beginning of the last week of wlni week in tho Renat* when Ronator breasts of hi* victim,
li
!
!
methods
of
selling
property
consti-1
f
tn1
l
.
e
’'
wlth
[er Wj*U
Guests of the "Lincoln
_____
______ trolley vOx and motorcycle
accident. ter found most of the United States Bruce. Democrat of Maryland will
tuted no breach of ethics
inasmuch
i
mukr t “■Teal to (he circuit co urt h e re ,,, a mrSM|tB {tom Senlor Mcllo ns
exernb tho far West, shivering*/ reply to Senator McKellcr, Demo witnessing the cutting, ran to tit
no promtsas of future develop* A tuiiulation by states^foliows:
usllir n \
Monday,
. l nu.rn. but from the council itself. ment were made by the auctioneer,,
With Spring looming on the hod- crat of Tcnnestco who on Saturday scene ana Stevona^ mad* for the
Dead
Injured
.
rntb . I 11 wns 1hcn kbat Mra. Cole muni
_________ r
xon
there was plenty of xero and declared prohibition wax u ' suc lobby of the hotel, which was de
2
18
nn<^
the
purchaser
acquired
-the!
Virginia
miule her firs t uttack on llm «
,
■> . r r >
sub-zero
wenther yesterday In the cess despite violation
North
C
arolina.....
8
10
by tho serted. Ho eukkly procured tho V
property purely as a gamble
bn.ther.in-law.
They wore n northern nnd eastern scrtlons of “moncyed'oristoermt. and the law's riflo and ended hla life.
4
South C arolina___ 2
The practice of giving “free lots”
turamg to their homes a t Greasy;
Stevens body was removed to
the country, nltho rising tem pera administration by tho biggest dis
Georgia .... .......... 4
55
Invoked a roundabout discussion
Creek
thn Mlllcr-Erlckson Funeral Par- s
tures In general were expected. tillery In the Republic."
Florida .................... ft
43
thrit
ended
in
no
definite
expression
fra n the
15
Even tho South hnd unusually yolri Jin addition, the Renata Judiciary lore from where it will probably
Alabama ...................3
of policy, members of tin1 board
weather.
42
Mississippi ............. 4
SJb-cnmmitU-o will meet, soon to bo shipped to Jacksonville this af
differing on the exact definition of
He Is said to b* sur
30 . While upstuto New Tork yester ChfuJricr pending modification bills ternoon.
Louisiana ........
3
the
“free
lot."
tsk«n to a house, which Mrs. Cole
Arkansas ..........
2
IH
and decide whether it will recom vived by a widow and one small
day
had
temperatures
.ranging
A
question
that
will,
in
President
With the arrest Saturday of
man passed Saturday morning10
Tennessee ............... 3
from as high ns 28 above a t AI- mend that public hearings bo held. child, In that cityrh 15.—CP) She said he,was standing on the flui- I.otnnx ami Frank Blair <m DuBose'B words, "establish n prece
The young woman was nishetl:
0
Kentucky ......................
__
0
Tho board of temperancu state
bm y to 28 below a t Tunper Lake.
! Depart- I perrii nnd ns she went by In u rliartreo of illegal possession of dent among Beaity Board's" was
to the Fcrnald-Laughton Hospital,'
ment
declared
that
“when
anti1^)»
Angeles
tmsked
In
a
UmineraT
o
tu
la34
j
233
awakened
when
A.
P.
Connelly
fur)’ (irorn buggy he fired twice, striking her sud .-riling whiskey, police believe
■—■
. ■■■
tore of 80. Sun Francisco hnd 78, prohibitionlsts or inefficient men and has ah excellent chanco for
the “iur- horse both tiroes.
Keeping the they bnvo dried up the source of uskud the status of n member who
are maintained In positions of re recovery, according [o phyilclana >
Son
Diego 74 and Seattle 70.
Igovernment wounded nnimdTunder control with mu‘h illicit peddling of moonshine hud paid his dues in full but bad
sponsibility—tho confidence of the who attended jwr.
violated
the
by-laws
of
the
or
Palm
Bench
was
rather
cool,
" of Senator one hand, sho returned the fin ji(|Unr in the city.
people Is shaken.
ganization
automatically
dropping
Miami
had
60
and
Jncktonvillo
Montapa, over her shoulder.
Owing to-th<
fhief of Police R- G. Williams, n member from the roll* upon his
ranged from n high of 50 to a low ■“It is impossible, for instance,"
Senate by smoke, Mra. Coleman Bald, she Policemen
J. B. Green and A. H. failure.to attend three meetings
of
28. New Orleans dropped to It added, “to convince the dry peo
at, ef Mon- did not see
He fired Rcrkwith, together With Shcrirf C.
without
giving
n
satisfactory
ex
84
during
part or tho day but went ple of Maryland and Delaware
four more shol^ at her, hone tak M. Hand nnd Deputy Chris Ste
64
fo
r
Its highest toniporuture. that prohibition enforcement Is
to
twent. he ing effect.
*
intended in thuse states so long os
phenson, doscended upon Lonmx, cuse.
H.
T.
Bodwcll
wo*
cited
in
n
case
directing
New
York
City skipped from 17 Mr. Hudnitx (Edmund Uudnijs,
After learning she Imd kille.1 hradquarters a t 1011 Locust Av-\ of this nature, tho secretory report
Fate nearly played n tragic role
[advise the Colejnnn, Mra. Coloutan Aur- enue
above
xero
to
a
high
of
32
in
tho
over
or tho city of Sanford yesterday
yestordnj
prohibition administrator at Bal
shortly after 3 o'clock Satur
purpose to endjrcd and wiu» placed in joll day afternoon just as the nrgro ing that Mr. Bodwell had paid his afternoon nil unknown to tho thou late afternoon but then dropped timore) is retained In' charge of
dues
in
full
but
hnd
been
negligent
again Inst night to 28, Yester
PLYMOUTH, YU March II.—
i a grand elmrged with m urder. , A pre was selling u drink to a white cus
in attendance. A fter a brief dis aanda of eyes upon Gale Hamilton, day's average tem perature wan 24 prohibition cjiIonemtnL This in (/D—A slight improvement in
lining an liminary hearing is ochoduled for tomer.
dicated to.the people of that dis the condition of CoL John C.
In the raid, 0 gallons uf cussion the m atter was referred to cx-flyer of the British Royal Air compared
with 52 for tho average
tomorrow.
nioonnhini’ liquor wna found mu! tho board of governors for de force, who hud aaoended in an air of th* ininc data last year. The trict that the political fortunes T>f Coolldge, father of tha president,
of the
plane
to
stage
a
wing-walking
ex
Senator W*l|rT (Republican, Mary
confiscated.
Lonmx was later cision.
Wheeler
hibition, despite the chilly weather. average temperature for the past land) are held to bo of greater Im was noted today by hie physician,
freed on a bond of $600, to await
Albert Cram of Bridgewater,
i the hisTwo thousand feet in the air, 48 years was 37,
than prohibition enforce Dr.
the action of the County Court.
The *lck man wa* able to receive
Tho lake districts had little to portance
•tudenee,*'
Hamilton
stopped
out
on
the
wing,
ment-"
Swooping down on tha establish
his pastor, Rev. John Whit* of
suggeet tha nearness of Spring.
of
Th* atatament also criticised tha Sherburne,
ment of Frank Blsir nt Pino Ave
.
who drove over to
Chicago varied from 80 degrees retention
ithat tho
of W. O. Maya, adminis
nue nnd Tenth Street, tho raiding
down to 14: Detroit hnd from 30 trator for Kentucky and Tennes Plymouth to see him.
teatiparty found 10 gallons of muon*
to 10 and Buffalo -shifted about see, declaring he waa appointed
. of this
,'hine
Both the drinks and the
from ;w to 8.
Their averages for political reason and that his
PLYMOUTH^ Vt , March 16
win
ignnmy
end
of
the
wing,
where
the
forte
proprietor wore brought to the
were
ell
bolow
freezing.
'
ed nearer today v
Dr.
Gluck,
internationally
known
SAWTELLF.. Calif.. Mar. K>.of the wind fanend the apark to a
offico waa a “political machine
At Hsrenac Lake, N. Y., It was headquarter*.’'
BG-yoar
botanist aod member of the facul Maze which burned hla sweater
trial in (Al>—Forgiveness hns been granted court house.
Rlalr was uiso rrUatod on bond ty of Heidelberg U niversity, is en- almost off his bock before Pilot F. so cold that even ffte and chickens
Kcna- by W. H. Bowers, elderly banker,
Referring * to newspaper poll*
h he maintained kli
of tho to his wife, Mnt. Olive O rr Bru- to un-ait county court, which Is to route to Hanford fo r tho purpose D. Henderson made • thrilling declared a truce, a farm er's wife
. , Continued on Pag* Three
»«,hl* viU llty v u ebbof m aking a study of w ater plants landing.
[»*ay fpr jren-Sfhmidt Bowers, for her port convene in May.
*
' > finding seven rodents cudling up
a n ilto .A ^ e r t^ C r ^ ^
Both of the negroes are said by ranunon to this section of riotTho fire waa extinguished before 4o tho hens for warmth.
lrtfore in -an alltgod plot to poison him,
New E ngland1 also was cold, Police Guard Passaic
police to be old offend e r . o f t b e Ida, according to word reeaived by serious body damage resulted, but
- Rfii*lur it was learned last nipriit
I’.econcilatiyn wc.h effected aft- various dry lew* and authorities SocreUry P. W. J'carm nn, of thd tha exhibition waa off for the Boston varying between 32 and 14, Silk Factory Agaiiist
its
and lVnrCand, Me., shifting be».».rv er n conference- with Rev. John xnert
to soe them do a stretch on local Chamber i»f Commerce, from afternoon.
___________
*
_ H«ut until in nr
twee** 28 and 10.
•
t ‘
N athan Mayo, a commissioner of
Striking: Textile Men
F fo«ferred ! Hall, paMor of the“thurch which j the county roads next summer
the S tate D epartm ent of Agricul^ * 1 uffered Dowers attends, who pla;*ed a lead
^.'F4'
F1
w ?r'>
tsro* '"!,nK part In the afrest of the wornC*w
f ’/ i n g S e e k
PASSIAC, N. J.. Mar. 15— </P>
Secretary J ’oarman «tat*d today
h*«fGordon i nn -and her alleged lover, Elmer IV1131H L t i r
««
—Heavy guard wa* o r d e r e d
that
the
Chamber
of
Commcree
L- _
f - Archer, bunk d e rk . by listenP o ta to M a ll
thrown around tha National Silk F)r!"
would extend the visitor all tha
P * Wbci-lej. ing tn on their telephone conver
Dyeing company’s plane at East
KEY
WERT,
Flo.,
Mar.
15.
UP)
assistance within the power of
IW s «m the sation.
Paterson today tn anticipations of
~ T h e wracking tug Warbler, capMIAMI
Mnr.
th
stT
w
iy
during
hi’s
visit
In
thlfc
jM M a d u j jq r tr i Warren H. Orr. Mrs.; lire
..
.
_ td or toe
demonstration of striking textile
todry
were Jn o m
a — ;—
tain Enow, owned and operated by
raking the silk
workers who are are*
fr7 n
brother, here to defend
I " 1* ™J '
of’ H. G. Kcmpkn,
tha
Merritt
Champman
Co.,
of
Is
an
author
of
re
Dr. Gluck
W*tkat she- rtstoi. declared th at so far n« the
Hastings, Florida, potato
negro, was found dead workers support.
Tom Hill, n#i
published several Now York, and stationed at this
* W W k Dowers nre ccmcirrcd the incident wealthy
8
rai*sing for newn, ________Jiy, many of them port, received yrders to proceed to this morning a.---Twenty special armed guards
about ,7. o’clock when
b
wen-;i* closed.
.
, grower,
a fU r maitiug
-agon tn and motorcycle policemen were or
uiad ns textbook*.and au- Nuovitaa,' Cuba, to 'render assist- friends went to the wagon
dered
on
duty
to
prevent
any
pas
sleep^ n,,t
"I do not know w hat wdl ,K' lh j — f ^ r in to this city.'
firiUca in tho study of that anca to tha stetmohip Eastern Ci which he was supposed to bo tit.
WASHINGTON,
(dune In thii courts iii this unfor- a brwi
I
tM Tid by relatives
ty raportad Ur dlatress.
Tha ing, In frofct of e house • t 1118 sible clashes. Sheriff Nlmmo of
science.
""
aent in
Bergen
county,
announced.
T —
Um* »
but 1 hope the case
U
West
Eighth
Street
He
Is
said
f'tearner, boenma grounded, but waa
Tho
(
—
«*•/
oenter
nt
interest
of
tbs
•pd
to
have
died
as
th
e
.result
of
ex
flouted a short rime after, but la
DIES AT AUTO WHEEL
Z * .'*
Li Us eighth week,
no
BRADENTON, Flo.,
Iklag badly. Tha posure following a drunken party •trike, now
w ittvU xt[ i y Washington tomur.
T \ \ \ C le v e l a n d , president of
_ port under full early lest evsnlIng.
row wfhen a reminuttoo heeded Hv
L
hrtday her elderly husband »P- fi*1 . k W1»s certified by x local the Empire
Sergeant
8.
A.
L
of
the
proceeding to th*
never
caahetl. Elmiro, N. Y„ died sUddonly a t the
called to Albert Wclshm*. r'.r.k >Irsdsr, end
M h rJacrtb £ “ ,•*, >« court and posted
has nev
~ *boon
---------‘
,
returned to thla police dtpertment
a t__ii, h g v York
,
of hi, ^
f<r her-end. (Uuilarid Ihat Lan.^'^ | ? fa,Icd
fletf otret urn hmuy. wheel of.H s machine Sunday af
<ol- Prank F. Wot
»t night from New Orleana tho scene et 7t
ask .t,-./corgro**k>nal
t o r Isorgrosslonul
torney is too ask.
lowing
an
invi
,
he
turned
F*‘Wu. tvi.
' . u martial relations were «t
ronsli
was
diapstched
ternoon while h« WM. f n Ti,ut* vi°
county for investigation o. U.o .esu.b indus
ider sssiatonoa the body over
^ P e te rsb u rg
TJ?
litis.
try- of New Jt.r- v.
•V4J( g(r irVnr near F/Mlhptto and
ashore. The disposal.
It l# report*
up
Sand jury X. r .L
nt the time o:
j„ gL Johns ooumy. c*vto lighten th*
\ OI'FOSES N E w T lN E H
t',K’ beliyeed him gJ>-1'
Usrnod be had nptheen
rhkb the « m *1
fur
■4
ends
deua- 1<,?*.and would ,-tond. hv him.
bis Miami trip, ancTno____ - ■ si mm~
WASHINGTON.
coiBe in
tried
refused
'tW tfi* 1
SUSTAINED
h'm with
Mar. .15- W V D t H ^ UASKKK, Mflri f 1' ! Tit AUK UALAMOB
t Jireweriee a t
.Senate debates
* " t1ft
d jt----------- • .
«~41on of t h . how i«;; ! An' ' ; “ v.ir*bU to -l*
* “ • £ - .5 3
WOMAN IS HELD
FOR SHOOTING OF
MATE’S J1R0THFJI
DRY
CHURCH’S ATTACK
TOLL IN
I
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BOARD DECIDES DIXIE LAST
ETHICAL PO IN TS 32DEAD,233 HURT
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.‘." k C S iS S iJ M Alleged Peddlers of
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[Walsh K„?"ic™,.% « ,bnt srv,;: Moonshine' Liquor
Flyer Has Narrow
Escape When Coat
Ignites In F light
California Banker
F orgives W ife For
Part In P oison Plot
Eminent Botanist To
Study Water Plants
In Sanford Vicinity f
Slight Change .For
B etter b N oted In
Cooliflge Condition
h$3
Tug Is Despatched
To Scene of Wreck N egro M an Found
Dead On S treet By
Police A uthorities
JSL
Factory Ei
I StiU On
Charges
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Radio1Slanderous A ttacks
^CHICAGO, March 15,— —.
s ta te * - Attorney Robert Grower
tanning himself 'the Columbus .of
HenrvninizaUon of Council the air, has embarked upon a voytd discover sonic law whereby
’>nh Germany as Member aye
"slanderous character attacks'* aria
*s [.e ft. Unsettled After radio may be punished criminally.
Another Secret Gathering Mr. Crowe’s determination to
find or initiate aomo law covering
casting of erroneous Informa
Believe Adjustment radio
tion came a fter he bad arretted
u r men In a raid itn th e Moulin
Will Come Wednesday fo
Rouge Cafe in addition to a radio
nnnouncer. who had proclnimed
Appeal to Brazil Nof to Op-, that the
_____________
_________
state’s attorney
hnd taken
Are
IKS
[volving
Cities
'Men
iders
[For
>se
legging
nrse German Membership ®“ringside Boat" at the'eabaret for
session."
Made by CAuncll Members a" "night life........
”
FREEZF
Fried lander, who explained that
the announcement, waa made In
jest, wos held in jail lo r more than
12 hours'while. Mr. Crowi
ants were searching sUfotfcs on
which he might -Qb booked. • The
most serious oharge they could
find was disorderly conduct, pnd be
will answer to that-in co u rt today.
"Just think of it," complained
Mr. Crowe, "there Isn’t any code of
law anywhere in any of the books
th at applies to Mandeu over the
radio. 1 understand such a law is
ponding in Congress, but it "hasn't
come into existence yet. ' 1
*
Will Punish Guilty On**.
Mr. Crowe said ho intended to
leani the caus
usef fo r this attack,
"and then I am going to punish the
guilty ones to the'W ait of my au
thority."
He declared particular effort
would be made to learn if *the affair hud nny comiectitin with the
action taken by his officer* a ..g aim t
five men connected with the North
Shore Realty Co„ charged with mis
treating a young woman in a hotel.
While, pressing the charges, Mr.
Crowe "intends to see whether tho.
station’s license may not be r e
voked."
Loss Front Sunday MornlngY
Cold Wave Estimated a t Be
tween 4ft and 60 Pei* Cent
Of Crop for Present Season
r!
ri, ,*4r
''
...
Hileys And Elbertas.
Are W orst Sufferers
Freeze Expected to .Result
Favorably to MnnyGrower*'
In Exterminating Pests
8 K illed In
Wrain Wreck
In Costa Ricb
’• ’4i I
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Mar.
tR.—Two hundred and forty(light persons were killed and
03 Injured in Sunday’s disas
trous train wreck on the Costa
Rican Railroad, it has thus far
been established.
, Three cars were demolished,
nnq fell to (he bottom of the Vafilla River from tho bridge over
tho stream and two others were
left hanging from
precipice.
Threo cars a t tho-rear end of
a six-car train left the rntla and'
plunged down a 50-foot'embank
ment Into the river.
The nc^cid<
cidcnt occurred Sunday morning
\w hhen 1,000 excursionists
Jgg| _ were
M>rroard the train,
- N mmed lately a fter the news of
tho accident became knowlt, the
United . Fruit Company rushed
physicians and nurses ta the
.scene from P o rt T-imon on board
a relief train. The Costa Rlean
government as « sign of m ourn
ing nrdsred th e suspension of all
Sunday activities.
Former Fireman
Am ucklnCafi
W aitress
Show Of A*
WomanTo Survive
Mr. Crowe wn* seated quietly .
A ssailant FiresGENEVA, March 15.— (;p> _ home with his fam ily listening to
MACON, Ga., Mnr. 15. (/P>—
Through H is
n. radio- program when the unexAgain today the members of
Loss from Sunday m orning's, se
u n . « i ; - -— ;pected announcement
l-eague of«*Ni■Unni
"
In IxtbbyuOf
vere freeze In thn Georgia peach
ationa separated, a fter BtJrred him to activity.
He'* ono of the plde*t profession^ a secret meeting,
without reaching
producing area today was various-,
Arrest Cabaret Proprietor.
hockey and lacrosse players in .com nn agreement concerning the re
iy estimated a t from 40 to 85 per
J. C. S te v e n s , 21. f o r m e r ly .« ’
Gathering a flock of detectives,
ir.~ 15.— petition today. He m anures and organization of the counril i
cent.
with
G
o
e
m
n
,
,
cf?n*1
hc
Hastened
to
tho
cabaret,
one
of
plays
on
the
Kn
ska
toon
Sheika
in
lo
co
m o tiv e f ir e m a n f o r t h e
ncction
"
“
jiaminB
°
entrance | tha best known of Chicago’s night
/O liver I. Snapp, government horUie Western H ockey League, one into the league,
A
tla
n tic C o a s t L in e R a ilw a y eel boot- of tho few- pro hockey circuits in
'flculturist in cnnri
rgo of tho peach
,
life rcsorta, early Sunday, and
C o m p a n y , lo s t n i g h t g h o t-a n d ? •
pest laboratory a t Port Valley, es
vras re- existence- a t the present time. > i , , to *a n mo1P tm,c »t < h i gathered In the proprietor and
k illed h im n e lf w ith a s m a ll ■
timated tho damage in that sec
gntrul Around the league Lalondc is * ded to postpone tho session of three patrons found with liquid retion at 40 per cent with Illlcy and
for ln™i,r- | f rMhmcnti. Then he brought In
c
a lib re r if le fo llo w in g a n a t
known'art
“Newsy”
nnd
is
one
of
he ttocu- the most populnr pastimeni. 1 until Wednesday. Nevcrtho- >Philip L. Friedlander, announcer
Klbertaa.suffering heaviest.
ta
c k . o n o d o b y h im u p o n
u longest
^-cnpuociTl c in1^ said the end- for (he North Shores Realty Co.,
W. Felton Hatcher, prwildont of
J u a n i t a M o rn sso , 24, a w a lV
nr
of
the
wasis,
which
began
in
whkh
loaned
tho
cabaret
radio
iltn[a federal
the Georgia Peach Growers Ex
lhe early hours of the morning, tion part of the time.
roBB in t h e J u a n i t a C a fe , i n ,
change, placed tho loss at between
&l estate
clearly continued to expand nnd
w h ic h t h e w o m a n s u f f e r e d se*
50
and
80
per
cent
a
fte
r
receiving
i165 overt
they forecast that by W’ednesday
rious cuts about the 'face and'
advices from growers through the
the main difficulty would be solved.
Urosd cm*
breast from a small pocket knife
producing area.
(kvcrnmcnt
, Several members of -the council
wielded by Stevens.
M.
R.
Probst,
peach
buyer
of
nre reported to be telegraphing
In 19
Passeriby wore a tf-“' “*J •** *kChicago, said tho Hileys and E l
their home governments concerning
[typewritten
bertas wen* a total loss and other Methodist Bonfd Claims En scene of the quarrel
the
new
developments.
cords.
tho woman running
varieties damaged not less than
forcement In Many Cases of
boreign Minister Chamberlain
..dieted nro
restaurant to the sldcws
80 per cent. Ten days ahead of
of Great Uritaln, said the situation
Is In Hands of Those TVho uraued by Stevens, who I*
l Cleveland;
tho yearly, average, tho Georgia
OKI rwi«- Mrs.M.M.Coleman Asacriu Shp bulked more, hopeful, but that It
peach crop was 00 per cent int Bo Not SympathljoeWlthAfrt i have slashed her with ih*
wn* too early to hazard a guess as
• £ ’; *
several time* before she san
joaen and
Shot Man F irst “In Defense to
bloom when tho eold wave t£ruck'
the solution.
the ihlewalk. . , Bteven* made hi*
ami Han
WASHINGTON. Ifar. 15.—
Saturday night.
Of Her Honor” ‘and the 2nd
Number
of
Death»
amnlleat
Recommendations
Prepared
and
French headquarters n "gen
In thojsoflthcrn territory losses —Frohibitionists generally and way through the crowd to the lob- ,
Tim elnDefense of H erLifr’ eralAt easing
For Presentation at Meet
That Hob Been Recorded In were
up" in the situation
i and I’l >viesffmated a t between 80 and enforcement directorships to the by of thn Lincoln Hbtel, where He
Of Bunrd of Governors In
"as being talked of but unofficial
chsrtrvd
Several MonthsjN.dnrollna HO per cent. In the northern sec District of Columbia. Maryland, fired a bullet through hi* heaft
PIKEYILLE,
K
Y
:;
March
1
5
.a *m*li rifle. H e w » ld y ln |( . '
«t/ the naFrench ultimatum that Germany
Orlnndo On March 2 7
Leads With Florida 'Second tion tho bloom* were not advanced Delaware and Kentucky specifi With
[dealing In, itP)—Mrs. M- M.'Coleman, 85, who must reconcile herself to having
cally . nre attacked In statem ents when the 'Chlef of PoRcm
enough
for
the
damage
to
bo
se
»t akohnl. in the words of her husband, shot Roland ns n fellow guest a t the
A gi'tiernl discussion of m atters
vere.
There wos nq damage to issued here .opening a week that Williams, Policeman J , 3
Hy The Associated Press.
ad bren his 'brother, E rnest Coleman, Council Hoard was n happening not of fundamental importance to the
Is expected to sc* Congress dovota Sheriff C.. M. Hand and
Dixie yielded one of thb lowest buds th at had not opened.
“first
in
defense
of
her
honor,
rnuk-ulnted, in the belief of oboerv- renlty man’s profession was token ■tolls to traffic during the week
consldcrnhlo attention to Lbo sciied- Sheriff B axter arrived. !
eras r»Mr.
Snapp,
atyer
nn
all
day
exule.
trr named nnd second in defense of her life," <re. To ease the minds of the up today nl the weekly luncheon of lust ended than has been Recorded ) a mtnation
Spurned Advances
ntnation of trees in tho Fort
was resting well today in tiu< German delegates already hur- the Sanford Realty Hoard prepara
Tho statehienta came from tho
According to w i t n e s s * * -------in several months—82 killed, 2.T1 Volley section, declared tho freoso board
Jailer’s
apartm
ent
of
the
county
of temperance, prohibition cutting affair, Btevens enmo Into
rassed by reaction of home upin-, tory to President H. C. DuBose’s injured. Thesq figures were re would result favorably to many,
. the InShe v/us taken *light- .................................
n nnd fears th at Germany may presentation of the local board's vealed in a survey conducted by the growers owing to tho exterm ina nnd public morals of ti}u Metho tho cafe shortly 'W o f* 10 p'doek
[ofijrinati'd ail here.
ill. following the shooting Fwtur- *noi ho elected to a permanent seat recommendations nt tho meeting of
Episcopal Church, repeating nnd attempted to force hla attenamtn and
1
Associated Press today in 11 south tion of poach pests that emerge dist
Us contention th at prohibition en tlons upon tho proprietress, who In
,
,,
, , i in thr Council.
the bo&rd of governors of the state ern states.
and dnfr . .
from
hibernating
a
t
this
tim
e
of
"
Her husband Is by her aiilo ntM . ,
„„„ j
. , associations to bu convened in Orforcement in many cases rests In turn objected to h|* presence in tha '•
Among these nro the unsympathetic
North.Carolina was gt the toji of the year.
hands and from establishment. Becoming onregcil
Undo, March 27.
Ie*e men,
curcullo,
ono
of
the
principal
bancs
column with six deaihs, and
Representative Phillips, Republican a t her refusal td eccompany hi
Tho question of the disposition of th«
ImiirJ the
|o
membership
in
the
League
and
shooting was the outgrowth a permanent scat in the council is hinder money was thoroughly gone Florida a close second, w th five. of the young fruit. - •
of Pennsylvania. Tho Represc^taichwcr« to of Tho
With nearly a million now trees tivo charged th at “under the rules from th* piece, Stevens 1* allegi
charges
made by E rnest to his being advised to tho Rio do Janerlo into, and after lengthy discussion Kentucky brought up the r sar. with
Uihuting
have drawn a *m*U knife and
brother th a t .his
fo .government by tho council, the it wan decided that money given to none, the only a ta te having this coming Into bearing this yenr for of 'tho dry s’ tho constitution U to
. . ,wife. was. ,untrue
.
slushed
h•er • mere**
the
n«r.supply
record
tor
-tha
week.
t
the
first
tim
e,
M
r.-H
atcher
said
t
i !«
m-L..neck,
«
S■
fast
becoming
a
scrap
of
naVnr,
The hunbnnd m id he did A^ovlated Press Is Informed in re- a broker to bind a deal should, for
>ilka id
tho
crop
gave
promise
of
exceed
dcr
in
t[tn
jury
system
junk,
justice
a
not
believe
tlm
charges
and
opcnwl
lia|,u
v
iartera
.
the
bast
interest
of
all
^
n
^
irn
e
d
U
..
from
i came ing tho demand enough J p epu
Joke and the government, through
fire upon E rnest, who returned the.
A)) ^
t i e , fire.
80. be- growers to suffer front
R eagents, tha greatest.law i t
N either waa wounded.
ing
t rival- Mississippi tho market.
Charges of slander were ‘then drafted
slsshed out with’ tho
.the
tho cablegram this evening logIndetails.
west h urt with two.
• A t least ope address on [Prohibi flicUng
regard
to
auction
sale*;
*be
repeatod
preferred
ngainat
E
rn
est
by
Mrs.
a serious wound acroae
1tar«zh
in
consultation
with
Afi
NEW
YORK.
Mnr.
15,—V/T)—
tion, will be delivered during the
w K l t o h l b o a r d was of (he opinion that eoeh The figures witih compiled (n these
Ho was convjctcd in
Ipirn Coleman.
auto, railway
_ train, Beginning of the last week of wlni week in tho Renat* when Ronator breasts of hi* victim,
li
!
!
methods
of
selling
property
consti-1
f
tn1
l
.
e
’'
wlth
[er Wj*U
Guests of the "Lincoln
_____
______ trolley vOx and motorcycle
accident. ter found most of the United States Bruce. Democrat of Maryland will
tuted no breach of ethics
inasmuch
i
mukr t “■Teal to (he circuit co urt h e re ,,, a mrSM|tB {tom Senlor Mcllo ns
exernb tho far West, shivering*/ reply to Senator McKellcr, Demo witnessing the cutting, ran to tit
no promts as of future develop* A tuiiulation by states^foliows:
usllir n \
Monday,
. l nu.rn. but from the council itself. ment were made by the auctioneer,,
With Spring looming on the hod- crat of Tcnnestco who on Saturday scene ana Stevona^ mad* fo r the
Dead
Injured
.
rntb . I 11 wns 1hcn kbat Mra. Cole muni
_________ r
xon
there was plenty of xero and declared prohibition wax u ' suc lobby of the hotel, which was de
2
18
nn<^
the
purchaser
acquired
-the!
Virginia
miule her firs t uttack on llm «
,
■> . r r >
sub-zero
wenther yesterday In the cess despite violation
North
C
arolina.....
8
10
by tho serted. Ho eukkly procured tho V
property purely as a gamble
bn.ther.in-law.
They wore n northern nnd eastern scrtlons of “moncyed'oristoermt. and the law's riflo and ended hla life.
4
South C arolina___ 2
The practice of giving “free lots”
turamg to their homes a t Greasy;
Stevens body was removed to
the country, nltho rising tem pera administration by tho biggest dis
Georgia .... .......... 4
55
Invoked a roundabout discussion
Creek
thn Mlllcr-Erlckson Funeral Par- s
tures In general were expected. tillery In the Republic."
Florida .................... ft
43
thrit
ended
in
no
definite
expression
fra n the
15
Even tho South hnd unusually yolri Jin addition, the Renata Judiciary lore from where it will probably
Alabama ...................3
of policy, members of tin1 board
weather.
42
Mississippi ............. 4
SJb-cnmmitU-o will meet, soon to bo shipped to Jacksonville this af
differing on the exact definition of
He Is said to b* su r
30 . While upstuto New Tork yester ChfuJricr pending modification bills ternoon.
Louisiana ........
3
the
“free
lot."
tsk«n to a house, which Mrs. Cole
Arkansas ..........
2
IH
and decide whether it will recom vived by a widow and one small
day
had
temperatures
.ranging
A
question
that
will,
in
President
With the arrest Saturday of
man passed Saturday morning10
Tennessee ............... 3
from as high ns 28 above a t AI- mend that public hearings bo held. child, In th at cityrh 15.—CP) She said he,was standing on the flui- I.otnnx ami Frank Blair <m DuBose'B words, "establish n prece
The young woman was nishetl:
0
Kentucky __
0
Tho board of temperancu state
bm y to 28 below a t Tunper Lake.
! Depart- I perrii nnd ns she went by In u rliartreo of illegal possession of dent among Beaity Board's" was
to th e Fcrnald-Laughton Hospital,'
ment
declared
that
“when
anti1^)»
Angeles
tmsked
In
a
UmineraT
o
tu
la34
j
233
awakened
when
A.
P.
Connelly
fur)’ (irorn buggy he fired twice, striking her sud .-riling whiskey, police believe
■—■
. ■■■
tore of 80. Sun Francisco hnd 78, prohibitionlsts or inefficient men and has ah excellent chanco for
the “iur- horse both tiroes.
Keeping the they bnvo dried up the source of uskud the status of n member who
are maintained In positions of re recovery, according [o phyilclana >
Son
Diego 74 and Seattle 70.
Igovernment wounded nnimdTunder control with mu‘h illicit peddling of moonshine hud paid his dues in full but bad
sponsibility—tho confidence of the who attended jwr.
violated
the
by-laws
of
the
or
Palm
Bench
was
rather
cool,
" of Senator one hand, sho returned the fin ji(|Unr in the city.
people Is shaken.
ganization
automatically
dropping
Miami
had
60
and
Jncktonvillo
Montapa, over her shoulder.
Owing to-th<
fhief of Police R- G. Williams, n member from the roll* upon his
ranged from n high of 50 to a low ■“ It is impossible, for instance,"
Senate by smoke, Mra. Coleman Bald, she Policemen
J. B. Green and A. H. failure.to attend three meetings
of
28. New Orleans dropped to It added, “to convince the dry peo
at, ef Mon- did not see
He fired Rcrkwith, together With Shcrirf C.
and Delaware
without
giving
n
satisfactory
ex
84
during
part or tho day but went ple of Maryland
four more shol^ at her, hone tak M. Hand nnd Deputy Chris Ste
that
prohibition
enforcement
Is
to
64
fo
r
Its
highest
toniporuture.
twent. he ing effect.
*
intended in thuse states so long os
phenson, doscended upon Lonmx, cuse.
H.
T.
Bodwcll
wo*
cited
in
n
case
directing
New
York
City
skipped
from
17
After learning she Imd kille.1 hradquarters a t 1011 Locust Av-\ of this nature, tho secretory report
Fate nearly played n tragic role
Mr. Hudnitx (Edmund Uudnijs,
[advise the Colejnnn, Mra. Coloutan Aur- enue
or tho city of Sanford yesterday
yestordnj above xero to a high of 32 in tho prohibition adm inistrator a t Bal
shortly after 3 o'clock Satur ing that Mr. Bodwell had paid his over
purpose to endjrcd and wiu» placed in joll day afternoon just as the nrgro
afternoon nil unknown to tho thou late afternoon but then dropped timore) is retained In' charge of
PLYMOUTH, YU March I I .—
i a grand elmrged with m urder. , A pre was selling u drink to a white cus dues in full but hnd been negligent aanda of eyes upon Gale Hamilton, again Inst night to 28, Yester prohibition cjiIonem tnL This in
lining an liminary hearing is ochoduled for tomer. In the raid, 0 gallons uf in attendance. A fter a brief dis cx-flyer of the British Royal Air day's average tem perature wan 24 dicated to .th e people of th a t dis (/D—A slight improvement in
cussion the m atter was referred to
the condition of CoL John C.
compared with 52 for tho average
tomorrow.
nioonnhini’ liquor wna found mu! tho board of governors for de force, who hud aaoended in an a ir of th* ininc data last year. The trict th a t the political fortunes T>f Coolldge, father of tha president,
of the
plane
to
stage
a
wing-walking
ex
Senator
W*l|rT
(Republican,
Mary
confiscated.
Lonmx was later cision.
Wheeler
hibition, despite the chilly weather. average temperature for the past land) are held to bo of greater Im was noted today by hie physician,
freed on a bond of $600, to await
Albert Cram of Bridgewater,
i the hisTwo thousand feet in the air, 48 years was 37,
than prohibition enforce Dr.
the action of the County Court.
The *lck man wa* able to receive
Tho lake districts had little to portance
•tudenee,*'
Eminent
Botanist
To
Hamilton
stopped
out
on
the
wing,
ment-"
Swooping down on tha establish
his pastor, Rev. Jo h n Whit* of
suggeet tha nearness of Spring.
of
Th* atatam ent also criticised tha Sherburne,
ment of Frank Blsir nt Pino Ave Study Water Plants
.
who drove over to
h $ 3 Chicago varied from 80 degrees retention
ithat tho
of W. O. Maya, adminis
nue nnd Tenth Street, tho raiding
down to 14: Detroit hnd from 30 tra to r for Kentucky and Tennes Plymouth to see him.
teatiparty found 10 gallons of muon* In
Sanford Vicinity f
to 10 and Buffalo -shifted about see, declaring he waa appointed
. of this
,'hine
Both the drinks and the
from ;w to 8.
Their averages fo r political reason and that his
PLYMOUTH^ Vt , March 16
win
ignnmy
end
of
the
wing,
where
the
forte
proprietor wore brought to the
were
ell
bolow
freezing.
'
ed nearer today v
Dr.
Gluck,
internationally
known
SAWTELLF.. Calif.. Mar. K>.of the wind fanend the apark to a
offico waa a “political machine
At Hsrenac Lake, N. Y., It was headquarter*.’'
BG-yoar
botanist aod member of the facul Maze which burned hla sweater
trial in (Al>—Forgiveness hns been granted court house.
Rlalr was uiso rrUatod on bond ty of Heidelberg University, is en- almost off his bock before Pilot F. so cold that even ffte and chickens
Kcna- by W. H. Bowers, elderly banker,
Referring * to newspaper poll*
h he maintained k li
of tho to his wife, Mnt. Olive O rr Bru- to un-ait county court, which Is to route to Hanford for tho purpose D. Henderson made • thrilling declared a truce, a farm er's wife
. , Continued on Pag* Three
»«,hl* viU llty v u ebbof making a study of water plants landing.
[»*ay fpr jren-Sfhmidt Bowers, for her port convene in May.
*
' > finding seven rodents cudling up
a n ilto .A ^ e r t^ C r ^ ^
Both of the negroes are said by ranunon to this section of riotTho fire waa extinguished before 4o tho hens for warmth.
lrtfore in -an alltgod plot to poison him,
New E ngland1 also was cold, Police Guard Passaic
police to be old offend e r . o f t b e Ida, according to word reeaived by serious body damage resulted, but
- Rfii*lur it was learned last nipriit
I’.econcilatiyn wc.h effected aft- various dry lew* and authorities SocreUry P. W. J'carmnn, of thd tha exhibition waa off for the Boston varying between 32 and 14, Silk Factory A gaiiist
its
and lVnrCand, Me., shifting be».».rv er n conference- with Rev. John xnert
to soe them do a stretch on local Chamber i»f Commerce, from afternoon.
* ____________ H«ut until in nr
twee** 28 and 10.
•
t ‘
Nathan Mayo, a commissioner of
Striking: Textile Men
F fo«ferred ! Hall, paMor of the“thurch which j the county roads next summer
the State Department of Agricul^* 1 uffered Dowers attends, who pla;*ed a lead
Tug
Is
Despatched
'F4'
F1
w ?r'>
tsro* '"!,nK part In the afrest of the wornC*w
f ’/ i n g S e e k
PASSIAC, N. J.. Mar. 15— </P>
Secretary J’oarman «tat*d today
h*«fGordon i nn -and her alleged lover, Elmer IV1131H L t i r
««
—Heavy guard wa* o r d e r e d
To
Scene
of
Wreck
that
the
Chamber
of
Commcree
L- _
f - Archer, bunk derk. by listenP o t a to M a ll
thrown around tha National Silk F)r!"
would extend the visitor all tha
P * Wbci-lej. ing tn on their telephone c o n v e r
Dyeing company’s plane a t East
KEY
WERT,
Flo.,
Mar.
15.
UP)
assistance within the power of
IW s «m the sation.
Paterson today tn anticipations of
~ T h e wracking tug W arbler, capMIAMI
Mnr.
th
stT
w
iy
during
hi’s
visit
In
thlfc
jM M a d u j jq r tr i Warren H. Orr. Mrs.; lire
..
.
_ td or toe
demonstration of striking textile
todry
were Jn o m
a — ;—
tain Enow, owned and operated by
raking the silk
workers who are are*
fr7 n
brother, here to defend
I " 1* ™J '
of’ H. G. Kcmpkn,
tha
M
erritt
Champman
Co.,
of
Is
an
author
of
re
Dr. Gluck
Factory Ei
W*tkat she- rtstoi. declared that so fa r n« the
Hastings, Florida, potato
negro, was found dead workers support.
Tom Hill, n#i
published several Now York, and stationed at this
* W W k Dowers nre ccmcirrcd the incident wealthy
8
rai*sing for newn, _______ Jiy, many of them port, received yrders to proceed to this morning a.---Twenty special armed guards
about ,7. o’clock when
Ib StiU On
wen-;i* closed.
.
, grower,
a fUr maitiug
-agon tn and motorcycle policemen were or
uiad ns textbook*.and au- Nuovitaa,' Cuba, to 'render assist- friends went to th e wagon
dered
on
duty
to
prevent
any
pas
sleep^ n,,t
"I do not know what wdl ,K' lh j — f^ rin to this city.'
firiUca in tho study of that anca to tha stetm ohip Eastern Ci which he was supposed to bo tit.
WASHINGTON,
(dune In thii courts iii this unfor- a brwi
I
tMTid by relatives
ty raportad U r dlatress.
Tha ing, In frofct of e house • t 1118 sible clashes. Sheriff Nlmmo of
science.
""
aent in
Bergen
county,
announced.
T—
Um* »
but 1 hope the case
U
West
Eighth
S
tre
e
t
He
Is
said
f'tearner, boenma grounded, but waa
Tho
(
—
«*•/
oenter
n
t
interest
of
tbs
•pd
to
have
died
as
th
e
.result
of
ex
flouted a short rime after, but la
DIES AT AUTO WHEEL
Li Us eighth week,
no
BRADENTON, Flo.,
Iklag badly. Tha posure following a drunken party •trike, now
w ittv U x t[ i y Washington tomur.
T \ \ \ Cleveland, president of
Charges
«ji *«m. w..
_ port under full early lest evsnlIng.
row wfhen a reminuttoo heeded H v
L
hrtday her elderly husband »P- fi* 1 . k W1»s certified by x local the Empire
Sergeant
8.
A.
L
of
the
proceeding to th*
never
caahetl. Elmiro, N. Y„ died sUddonly a t the
called to Albert Wclshm*. r'.r.k >Irsdsr, end
M h rJacrtb £ “ ,•*, >« court and posted
has nev
~ *boon
---------‘
,
returned to thla police dtpertm ent
a t__ii, h g v York
,
of hi, ^
f<r her-end. (Uuilarid Ihat Lan.^'^ | ? fa,Icd
fletf otre t urn hmuy. wheel of.H s machine Sunday a f
<ol- Prank F. Wot
»t night from New Orleana tho scene e t 7t
o r Isorgrosslonul
torney is too ask
ask. t.t,-./corgro**k>nal
lowing
an
invi
,
he
turned
F*‘Wu. tvi.
' . u martial relations were «t
ronsli
was
diapstched
while h« WM. f n Ti,ut* vi°
county for investigation o. U.o .esu.b indus
" r
- “ a g i s m s £. ™ ^ternoon
id er sssiatonoa the body over
P e te r s b u r g
TJ?
litis.
try- of New J t.r - v.
•V4J( g(r irVnr near F/Mlhptto and
ashore. The disposal.
I t l# report*
up
Sand jury X. r .L
nt the time o:
j„ gL Johns ooumy. c*vto lighten th*
\ OI'FOSES N E w T lN E H
t',K’ beliyeed him gJ>-1'
Usrnod be had nptheen
rhkb the « m *1
fur
■4
ends
deua- 1<,?*.and would ,-tond. hv him.
bis Miami trip, ancTno____ - ■ si mm~
WASHINGTON.
coiBe in
tried
refused
'tW tfi* 1
SUSTAINED
h'm with
Mar. .15- W V D t H ^ UASKKK, Mflri f 1' ! Tit AUK UALAMOB
t Jireweriee a t
.Senate debates
* " t1ft
d jt----------- • .
«~41on of t h . how i« ;; ! An' ' ; “ v.ir*bU to -l*
* “ • £ - .5 3
.
.
WOMAN IS HELD
FOR SHOOTING OF
MATE’SJ1R0THFJI
DRY
CHURCH’S ATTACK
TOLL IN
I
K m K
BOARD DECIDES DIXIE LAST
ETHICAL PO IN TS 32DEAD,233_ HURT
{
i;
_
E
P()|lCe ArrCSl I WO
:ution
.‘." k C S iS S i J M Alleged P eddlers of
[Walsh K„?"ic™,. % « ,bnt srv,;: M oonshine' Liquor
int Is
......
Flyer Has Narrow
Escape When Coat
Ignites In F light
Slight Change .For
B etter b N oted In
Cooliflge Condition
California Banker
F orgives W ife For
Part In P oison Plot
^.
Z *.'*
N egro M an Found
Dead On S treet By
Police A uthorities
“nJ « » “"•" SifSiwi.
j
i s control^ a r d p lih T ^ P «
e bid of the Mem- ,
j.
*
■
& ...
^ ythe commerce -
:
ip n
dSt5f,V
being, day
JSL
�FLORIDA
286.00
One Of Three Bulll To Assist
ShlppingBoard During Late
World War Is Now Used Ah
Oil Tanker In Gulf W aters
>
f *;•
'
icV
»V SP>-'.
,
50,
a.
S
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 15. (/V)
•—Alluded to ns "It" by seafaring
men rath er than "she” ns is befitting any worthy seagoing craft of
Rteel or wood, the concreto ship
MeKittrick is doing dally duty In
th e bay of San Froncisco th a t be*
Ilea the dcriiion of shipping cir
clesAlthough the war wtis over before the MeKittrick took the ways
—under the coldly official deslgnation of "Concrete Tanker No. 1"
—the ship was nevcrthlcsa, a creato re of the great conflict.
Ita
genesis was the need of the nation
to build boata faster, than the cnemy’s aubniarinea could sink tlieni.
* Privato builders working under
1920, by tho C ity Commission of the City of Sanford, Florid
The following U the eailMAted cost of paving tho following
and stre e t 24 feet In width.
M yrtle Avenue from Franklin Street to Genov* Street
Elm Avenue from Franklin 8trect to Geneva Street.
Laurel Avenue from Franklin Street to Geneva Street.
Vino Sfreet from Oak Avenue to French Avenue.
5200 cu. yda. excavation a t 75c
' $ 30
760 yda. muck excavation a t 11.00
7
000 sq. yda sub-foundation a t $1.00
0
lOfeOO lin. ft. concrete curb 'gutter at $1.20
120
12720 aq. yda. paving a t $2.00
254
1020 Hn. ft. 12 inch pipe nt $1.35
21
12 Inlets a t $50.00
6
3 manholes p i $76.00
2
1500 aq. ft. concrete alley returns at 45c.
7
30 cu. yda. concrete a t $35.00
10
1000 Un. ft. 8 inch drain tile
1
Engineering, legal expense, etc.
48
$53419.09
•
Total estimated coat
To be borne by adjacent property owners.
l>‘J
Number of feet frontage 9371.77
SKj?
Assessment per foot frontage $5'.70
S
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
Nnmr
Description
Ft 1
5
FRANKLIN TERRACE
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
$354.04
H erbert Tice, Lot 1 ............. .
286.00
Herbert. Tlca, Lot 2.............
285.00
W. I. Stew art, Lot 3...—.-..-.
285.00 *
H. F. Steele. Lot 4 .............
285.00
A. H. McGregor, Lot 5 .,....
286.00
A. II. McGregor, Lot 0..
286.00
John Greashemcr, Lot 7.....
by experience, tho governm ent had
286.00
•John Greashemcr, Lot 8 .....
tho tanker built,
,
285.00
jVihn Greashemcr, Lot 9.....
< Changes Made
285.00
J'ohn
Greashemcr,
Lot
10
..
A lighter m ixture was uaod and
285.00
John Greashemcr, Lot 11
improvements were effected In the
steel reinforcing.
Triple expan
1030.45
John Grcashemer, Lot 12 ..
sion engines of 1,500 horsepower
1070.80
A. W. Harz, Lot 13.................
w ere installed.
The tanker went
285.00
Felix
Sella,
Lot
14
.............
to Mexico on Its test and, re tu rn
285.00
Hutton ConL Co. Lot 15 ..
ing with a load of oil, weathered
285.00
a tremendous storm in the Carib
Hutton Cont. Co. I>ot 1 0 .....
bean sea.
The commanding of
285.00
Wilbur Nldcy, t a t 17 .........
ficer declared it as seaworthy ns
285.00
G.
S.
Silmon,
Lot
18
............
any ship he had ever handled; but
285.00
G. S. Silmon, t a t ID............
tho w ar was over.
There was
286.00
A. W. Harz, Lot 20 ......
now a plentiful supply of steel.nnd
286.00
tim ber. Tho boat which had cost
A. I). Sauer, Lot 21 .............
about a h alf million to build was
285.00
A. D. Sauer,, Lot 22 ...... ......
about to bo sold by tho shipping
285.00
A. D. S n u c r jta t 23 ,............
board for $16400.
285.00
A. W. Harz, t a t 24................
George D.-Zeh, traffic m anager
350.48
o f 'ty o Associated Oil company,
Herbert Tice, Lot 25 ...
thought the tanker was worth
285.00
Herbert Tice, t a t 2 0 .......
more than this to his company.
285.00
Flctcher-Bulgcr
Co.
t
a
t
27
H e was deaf to the ridicule of his,
266.00
Fletcher-Bulger Co. Lot 28
associates and negotiated the pur
285.00
W. n. Zachary, Lot 29 .........
chase.
*
235.00
Zeh has kent a record of the
W. N. Walton, t a t 30
tan k er’s performance ami the
285.00
Allan Wilson, Lot 31
"Stone boat,” about which ho hns
285.00
B. D. Caswell, Lot 32
been Joshed, has paid for itself
235.00
B. D. Caswell, t a t 33 ..
285.00
G. E. McCall, Lot 34 ...
285.00 i
G. E. McCall, Ix>t 35
101 1.60
A. W. Harz, Lot 30.......
1055.93
J. II. Jackson, Lot 37
285.00
L. P. Chittenden, t a t 38
285.00
I. . P. Chittenden, t a t 39
285.00
II. Bennett, Lot 10
2fc5.00
A. S. Johnson, t a t II
285.00
W. P, Carter, Lot 42
285.00
Mrs. A. T. Itossiter, Lot 43
285.00
Mrs. A. T. Uosslter, t a t 44
286.00
Skunk Runs Rampant Mrs. A. K. Rossiter, ta»t 45
285.00
M
rs.,A.
K.
H
o
t
t
e
r
,
ta
t
46
Jiv Royal Poinciana; Vance Douginas, Lot 47.........
285.00
Causes General Panic Vance DoiiglaxH, fait 48
285.00
3/>0.82 ,
J. C. Peterson, Lot 49 .
PALM BEACH, Fla., March 16.
285.00
J.
C.
Peterson,
Lot
50
UP)—Bell-boys and chambermaids
285.00
J. C. Peterson, Lot 51
of tho Hotel Royal Polnclnnu rhAllan Wilson, Lot 52
285.00
rani on the ground floor of the | It. T. Hughes, Lot 53
285.00
lotcl Into Inst night.
It seems I Harry Bicmillar, Lot 54 j
285.00
th at the pretty nnimnl with th e i
II. It. McCann, t a t 55
286.00
ugly smell hnd popped out of n
It. It. McCann, Lot 56
285.00
crack in the floor.
He chased
around n bit, throwing the serv
II. M. MeLnulin. t a t 57
286.00
ants In n panic.
W. A. McCIcveland, Lot 58
286.00
Finally, he saw the stairs load
W.
A.
McCIcveland,
t
a
t
69
285.00
ing to the first floor and lobby of
.Mrs. S. J. Allen, Lot 60
101 1.60
tho hotel
Ho started up the
W. W. Potter, Lot 81
stairs a t the timfc when the lobby
729.60 .
was thronged with guests listening
Frank Loaning, Lot 85
729.60
to u sacred concert by the Or
Mrs. L. B. Edwards, Lot 61
1066.78
chestra.
J.
O.
Long,
Lot
62
286.00
Ju st ns the skunk started up
Allan Wilson, Lot 63
286.00 1
stairs, n hell-hop was coming
down.
Both retreated, the bell
Alnin White, I.ot 64
286.(Ml
hop bending for the room and the
T. C. Munday, t a t 65
285.00
skunk retiring down tho crack
T. f . Munday, lad 66
286.00
front which he made his first ap
W. V. Wheeler, lait 67
285.00 .
pearance.
Alma White, lad 68
285.00 I
Tam pa—$3,900,000 hated to hi
Mra. L. II. Edwards, lad 09
285.00
built on shores of Tumpu Bouch.
II. M ctaulin, Lot 70
285.00
Klaic'lJ. Bank, lait 71
285.00
KDSTIS—Garage and salesroom
Minnie Lee Allen, lad 72
285.00
of Uoivran Olds Motor Company to
E. A. Douglass, lad 97
bo enlarged.
352.65
I
f,.J
EUBTI8
----------Chamber of Com
merce seeking til secure establishm eat here of $ 150,000 tllatoniito
H attie E. Sullivan. Lot 105 ....
H attie E. Sullivan, Lo* 100 w , Ina Jordan, Lot 307 ........
I l . ( Hall. Lot I 0 8 _ r
B. C>E*trldgc, Lot 100 - .............
B.
Estridge. Ix)t 110,'F . F. Drttton, Lot l l L . - r
.....
Edith Teitguc, Lot 112
.....
R. W. Duiikworth, Lot 1 1 0 ....
R. IV. Duckworth, Lot 114 • v
W. E. Betts, Lot 115 ♦. .........
B. L. Perkins, Lot 110....... - .......
M. P. Wells, Lot 117 .. ....
SL J . Wiggins. Lot 118 .....
S. J. Wiggins, Lot 119
Allan Wilson, L e t 120 -----If. II. Hethcock,
121 P, Donohue, Lot L‘12 —
p. D-mohuc, Lot »23
.. .
P. Donohue, Lot Ik’4 . -----P, Donohue, Lot 125 - ........ . •
Chaa. C. Wheeler, Lot 120 ... J. J. Cate*. Lot 127 ......—
Kissam Broe. Ix>t12H
Kissnm Bron, Lot129 .............
Kissam B ro s, Lot130 -----Kissam Bros. Ixjt 131 ~s............ Mrs. Danl. S. standard. Lot 132
E. S. Hockey, loot 133
.......
J. P. Thurmond, Lot 134 ...........
J. C. Hutchinson, Lot 135 .......
Hodgson Hull, I » t 136 ...............
A. W. Harz, Lot 137 ...................
Maude Kitchens, Lot 138 ......
W. V. Harz, Lot 130 ..............
Mr. W ingate, I,ot 140 ..........
Nannie W are, Lotc 141 ...... ..
Fred T. Williams, Lot 142 ... _
S. W. Pcvehousc, Lot 1^3 .... ...
S. J. Warren, Lot H I ........
......50
...50
. ..178
•.,« ..... .....:184.
50
59
.. .60
.5(1
................... .....50
..50
511
...60
■
JS5.00
j 285.C0
286.00
286.00
•285.00
285,00'
285.00
1016.85
. 106£b3
285.00
285.00
285.00
286.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
286.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
.154.60
285.00
. 285.00
285.00
285.00
^ 5 .0 0
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
1014.60
1054.33
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00
285.00 .
285.00
285.00
285.00
R EA D THESE TRUTHS
,\ 0/iy-by-dny story of n Florida community that no
hollevo Min show more cnmpurntlvc progress In the
nest file years than any other city In itic slate
Sa n fo rd ’s Claim of Potential
Sanford Is Convenient By Uoad. Bail or Water
Sanlord is one of six citica^in Soul)) Honda having all-ivalcr route to principal Lastcru
seaboard cities. It is served by Clyde L ie and St. Johns River, Transportation Co
steamers ivilh connections at Jacksonville for Northern points.
3ecausc of this all-water route, Sanford obtains preferential freight rales and is conliderably less effected *by the existing state embargo. Consignments for neighboring
:ities are unloaded nt Sanford and forwarded by truck within an effective operating
banford is an important division point on the mam trunk line of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, midway between Jacksonville and Iampa. I luougli Iranis operate to San
ford from principal Eastern and Mid-western points in the country and make close con
nection* at Jacksonville with other lines not serving this territory.
Sanford is one of the principal terminals ol the Change Belt Aulo Line which operate,
to all East Coast and Central Florida |x>inl«
.Seminole County, of which Sanlord
*he count
in comparison with its population i’
any other t
3. known as the St. Johns See::.. . i.ghway, conn
lance of 156 miles. In the u',\ limits arc forty
pleted, and a seven-mile lakcfront boulevard unde
Not Afraid
It is not ai ull surprising tliut
so many Hult-smen use our nystem
of "we n-nt it uud you drivo it."
In mi many cum-s it heats the train
iH-cnusu afu-r reaching a nearby
town und r-e.-lliiur his custom ers the
salesman can nt«rt a t onco for tlie
next stopping place. He cun cov
er more ground in less time und
cut down trnvcling expenses.
reel
& SONS
Second Street and M yrtle Avc
At Sanlord aic i
dustrial locations
churches of aH d
.A P R IL
Mra. IL M. Haioert of Nan An•abo isn’t afraid of airplaneti When
h er grand-itaugliter,
cttlo Illoodw orth, was nerlously III a t Decutur,
JUL, Mre. Halbert got uit aviator
tt> fly with her nil the way from
Ban Angelo to Decutur. Hhc mid
sh« wua not afraid, although atlaoapberie conditions were very
bad fo r flying. The groud-duugh-
1st.
r City Tux iJookb will dose April 1st., ufter which all
Jttjadh ujion Vfiich tuxea remain unpaid will bu adver• .
• v
Used und sold for tuxes us p r o v i d e d l a w . Personal
tuxes remaining unpaid will bo placed
in hands of a
•
m
deputy collector, und ji fee charged, foi"collection, of
same.
lvLLEN i^OY, City Tux Collector,
Come and See for Youndf
— w h y S a n f o r d r a l u n are untnfUM
*J
m t n u s r e s t r i c t l y Income
, K, rl a
Vuu'll sec. f u r In ita n c c . an $».«*♦•*”
-•
bring h n r v t e t c d .
I
Y ou'll »ce n c ll y front In; on J ,!«fi’ ,r»nl»
•»f n n l i s a t l o u « "
8 t. John* l»w*.
lraiiN|>oi latliMi by, » l |, w o l r r rou| t®*! i&J
• c a p o r t e : HUO.OOtf municipal l"‘-r ,r-"
linuae t o bo b u ilt
i U,lineal
You'll pec u city on tbc main '“r
u
t r r > ) o r l he A tla n t ic Coji.t
..7 ^
c r o i a - a l a t o D i a l , lllttbivn)
J d
vIIlee mill T a m p a . I’ullmun bui
”
I’lprlita.
...
t'0
Vou'il *cc. too. the new lialf-nillll**
^
Tiiiirlet l l o t r l. •
.
, 0< «
You'll Kuo p r o p e r t ) u l u u
. ' , „ . rin«Ai
turned lo lip N o rth »tid > ou »*[• t* _
I
h ave becom e. I Ita t today.
I
in.r l u n i t y Ok 8t. l ,eler»hurK. Mien"- “ TS
in u a ufTcrcd te n j r n r e ego
farms, acreage, business and in■r banks, modern schools and
hole golf course, fishing, hunting,
wale
ype lhat has brought renown to other resorts
tnfonnativn, booklet and reprints ol any or all ol the advertisements in tins series u'tll
.
•
be mailed upon request.
Sanford Chamber o f Com m erce
C ITY T A X B O O K S C L O SE
1—
Sanfoul Is llir \ \ <>;!(! (jiratnfl
ing Cculrr.
2—
Sanford's Recreational .md I’iudi
3— The Hold Forrest Lake.
I lcatlijuarlcr:
4 —The Si Johns R u n and Laic Ml*
5—
The St. Johns Rivcr-ludian RittrO
6—
Sanford as a Rellei Place to Lift
7—
Sanford as a ! ransporlation Letts.
8—
How Sanford Is Crowing
9—
The Spirit ol Ssnlurd > Citirerif
10—
Sanford at a Place to Rear iourO
11—
Real Fstale Possibilities in Sinfwl
12—
Sanford’s Moderate Lost of Li'isi
13—
business Necessities in ^anloid.
14—
Recapitulation of facts and Suti4C
�Uncle Samuel Makes Some ProgT>
Conference IK
He U BtlmuUtfrii
r < M -Vrtmk'*
i
helpful to all those who tvi
O f W elfare Clubs
m ake''the communities in
they live tuife places for
To Open Tuesday children
to grow up In.
President Vance Douglas H a s
Several Candidates For Job
[Spend CO
on Dnjnk- In View and Announcement
rc: Charge
M “> r “>’
pectin* to receive th.i announcc! ment of the signing of a m anager
t.i direct the club’s e ffo rts this se.-.son in tho Florida State League
■ within the lieat two days followin* correspondence between Von to
! Dougins*, president of tn t luial
1 1dub, and n number of well known'
I players whftm the club 't'uw- been
1angling far durin* Ih’ post two
I weeks.
One of the po nihllitW lo r the
managerial berth is a form er dia
mond perform er nround this city
and is well known to many loo.nl
fans. For the past two seasons
he. has lx>en directing a club -it;
Jackson, Tcnn.
Following u meeting of the rluh
officers nnd many interested f;intlast Saturday night, plans have
been completed for the opening of
n drive for funds with which to an
sist ths club in playing.throughout
thq season and in lining up player.'
for the team."
Wednesday morning n num ber of
fans, formed Into a committee, an
to begin active solicitation among
Army Chaplain Is
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. ltkfflVthe sportsmen of the city in an ofAccused By
t-olton futures noon bid; steady
fprt to rnise ssveral tnouVnnd dol
March 1829; May
.Inly 1775
NlNtJ
lars to insure the club’s being able
October U187.
Hi. (Al
to represent Sanford In the league
ii:.w tl in
for the entire tMason. Many have
•- pc tied
already pledged themselvcd fm
offerings
various emounts rnngin ( from
'i itlil) ,ii
$100 to-$500.
til iMinThe club is reported to have al
i ■/ * turnready enough to post with the
league'ns a guarantee nnd the '< a iif tna anil itUcrc. t p.i . m* tu*
Initial declines m ! t-< :: pmnN
funds derived from donations and
the* sale of sedkon tickets an* ox i were lerorddd by Anti icau t null ■
petted to carry tho team through I tag. Savage Arbi.*, .lordnu-Molrire
■n il Chesapeake and Ohio. Frsutiountil September.
Much enthusiasm
has been mil recessions vverv geneiol imionj
< illCAGO, Mar. 15. (A’l —V. hea*
shown by baseball lover; i this tin nmtiirs and other indu-trial Y
Slam selling ineieaseil in vol-; I tiers here took a sudden curly
spring." -it. has been predicted by
a number of them th a t the coming ume when the early dr dim- failed | down turn ti.day, influenced cm season will be the m ost successful t" bring in th'e riistonuiiy ipnitnl sidi rahly by unexpected wenkutws
The
season Sanford has even experiem - ef supporting-orders. Mere than <d limitations at IJvorpool.
a -inre of representative issues! eritieal siluatiiin in lhi* League of
ed on the diamond.
The players who are to start Ml back I tu ■'! points m the first i Nations ('ouncil relative to issuer
todty were
tnnedy. who the training period the f i m uf ball hour witji pressure directed concerning Germany's entrance, Cabbage, i ' i bushel hampers,
fertiwt Sip- next month have not y et been at: principally against the motor, pub-, win Reported as being largely re- new stuck Sfi..’Ui$!l,0n.
aponsilde for the erratic ncliot) o f
\Z. Bartlett nounced but it is known that a lit utility and food share. .
Celery, Ftorida JO-inch crtiles,
Allis, (’hnnuers drojipinl .'F,<2 the Id’ ■■rpunl market.
rich for the rommittee headed by John Rusndl
ami ids f ..t}yo?lC.t)0.
has been combing tha entire south peints and early Insse: of 1 to I Hn tin* other ham! exfremo -l’sCukes,
hot hopi»e, dozen cartons,
of contrfect stocks of
for “ivory" with wltielt it is hoped 2'- points included Amvii.an W a-13iiin 1In,
firn
y
,.
12,00®
(i
r
Work,
Ward
linking
"ii",
Honi
wheat
in
f’ltieago
tended
to
preto make a team th a t will lump 1
Eggplant, stnrfdnrd crates, choice
ftmi t'eienljjil.-fldwin. Im roational vei\ spisul:.! iV.v selling nnd to
[sNew home the pennant.
Caper, Untied
Clear, Hodge, I cheek a radical setback In value', few f.VIIOfitfrt.OO.
i la ysier. White and Nn-t. Motors,J t ’liiiugo i.pming prices, T» to 2e ( Peas, English, !» bushel hamp
Herald
ad luu'Mcan Cup,
Imvei, Mnv mnv HHffMdfi mid ,Ju I ers $ t.liOfii 5.00.
Peppers, standard crates, green
| CELERY MARKET |
also ; ic'.di I s-inio of ly 1!2(.. l ! ” , w n e f.llowid b y 1f •>, , yn.ottfi 7 no
rei overies, Atlantic numeno*v n in -t- i-huni-f and then , Siptash, standard crates, yellow,
Southern Kailway. by aomethitig of a mil
fun. y, few 7.00(.i 8.00.
'.-re Marquette, sag
Coni
cn- affevtcd hv
ftriunsh, standard crates, white,
, iiints.
Moth the
>'!usit
After 1fjiiu-v, till supplies,
lilt lire Chemical
off, May 78 t i j Sweet imtutt.es, per cwt $:J.2*it(il
■- \ --i»r' low prire,
ket recovered a
r f 17 p o i n t s in
_ ,, ‘ ,
*1 Tort’ooei,’'» ft*« i Florida, fan- y
•*. l (Hl’■„! ar<i.i i-il
I :: t" held j eoiuit
-| sim’k $5 rax i no;
■
ondtig r-- ■
‘ t ' 1'1!'
rr---.
• ■ ^ F lo r id a ’ s, c h ijic i ei. i r.
iWi of the
t in*l|l.d lli.iit u a l
ni«f> gcu'ik • ' ' it M-••tbri; xf l’ii>dt(jif>.|jt|. 1
Mnutna-nt
i • • to reign e.y! Oratigcs, Poxes, choice count find
b, Vu been
ii-h :lv easier with
I ’ ( 7’i — i ’o u l n tiB 't, f 1-2.1 to-5d)0. |
|ps,V'n uf
Sanford, Fla.; Clear, coo,, v- r, id lit'
c a n : | Oranges, boxes, fancy count ami ‘ aptsin Orvifle fb n n p itt, t ’. S.
» IT .
.
ather light wire im uir.-.
1
ll
1
*
1
!
a
* ■ ** I
KO'/lM.tW.
t titV ' ( haphiln (below) Ih living
$ lie
and moderate, market
d I
a -i d . t<c.ipefenit, boxes, fancy coujit tried by conn niarliaj nt San i'm ncady, slightly easier fe<!( ;
a 'id -' sk . f t 5(l(ii 1.00.
ci*co mi ijimiv »
'educing Mias
In eonimudl e.iilands f. o. h. usual termO’•.pc, n ix . boxes, fancy em;til l.ttyille I*w.il|i.V* ial..iv"i, u | Hwpiou-n im*»- i f o.b. cash track. 10-ineh crate* :
j- .■ mid Il.ak SI.OO(,7td.5tl.
rettre, Kar„ wiiiiie1-''.'. The uMcgid
[durinz tb<- '.h« rough. GoldPn Solf-blnucl> " ■
i a ulum- H uttirnpefrnit. boxes, choice rount a f'a ir I . I , |d,ice, tt i- charged, last
pars, having, t-fi dnz. fair to generally ,pi> ■'
te a r whilr* I '. ’iluio ChiinpUi was
lit-n’.-lv ’aetivi-. a " 1 " '‘J
$.’!.IIO(iM.fill.
M ••i111> 55 .it'a t
rr of a num- ipnlity. mostly fairly well blmr 1
n .
.!
1 s,!Miwi»i*rrn»i«, .ill quart rralo». station* d at ko~t i.* avi’ir.varth..
!
niit
1
iif
i-a
r!v
atcj^uf Vir (J. mostly $15.50, few low as $.’.,2*>
reenv* ied , ■diippuie i tith l In
dad Gciirgt'a T-,t hl carlot shipments front Sat'
hig pi-i-J i r- m -iitiri* . i-tiih
d- ‘n assistant ford district, Inst week, .‘MO.
above it - tiiv I-v. fig i f •J 111 i . "o;, ,,,,. i *,(| Imtcl epi t i n ■
K ■imnte <<r approxim ate m«*ve- I t-,iit-Iiclnwnn
, I ((■ l.awenna, h I 12 III; h u lk n f de.nnihh* 2(8
25
meat from Sanford district tli
aiiiirc ami Hudson. Nnrf'dl,, At m ; r-iiu u l in ig lq 1275(ii l1.'t5; n u >c
week. -150-475.
a Missouri Ka - -as ami li,,no, it" nf gin'll 'ind ('mil i- I Hu | i idToday's Quotations. .
|t>o-rre*l
am! 'IV 'a* Pacific m
down UdOw >110; tup* i ‘ 1'in
T A L I \ B A E S E E . F l a . M a r 15.
ins person
N-w York: 28 degrees, clear. I
■enounced.
lb - I lie pro p o M il c s t i i l d i s h m r n t
• kiliforntn, 25 Florida nrriv.-1 I tu 2’* nlmve Saturday’* fins* pounds titi 1125; 150 pound • nc
I I l)t>; packing so w * tMIOv'i 11IKI;
Supplies rjyoderate. D em and.mod (riimral Electric was lifted
•
-f"a
d e p a r t m e a t o f A m e r i c a n i s m tit
WHEAT
p i g s 1425
down,
crate for good stock, market f a ir ly inani-1 nnd Famous Plnvcrs tc 11h- ie. ar tvcyd w ekiilg hl itn g I lOOtfCl
t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f F l o r i d a w llj
125. m e d i n n i May, m-v
t
inii-d
Slates
Civst
(roll
Pipe.
steady. Florida, some ordinal > ( all loans, retie wed umhulijred ;.t
s h o r t l y b e c o m e n r e a l it y ."
The
l i g h t 1 1 8 5 ( ii t 1 5 ; , s l a u g h t e r p i g s M.iv. old
condition, 10-inch crates. Golden
July
11 5 0 ® I 125.
h
o
a
r
d
o
f
c
o
it
tr
o
l
h
e
r
e
t
o
d
a
y
"accept*
Self-blanching, 4-0. $1.00-4.50, few j 1, percent.
Sept.
CATTLE
25.000. r e c e i p t s l a r g COHN—
$!.75$5.00, poorer low nt $.1.50; 1
ml t h e c o n t r a c t f o r t h e a d m i n i s t r a
Mar. 15 (A*)—C-u e s t s i n c e F e b r u a r y 1, m o s t l y s i r r May .
t i o n o f $17,500, p r o v i d e d b y
th e
doz. best $1.00-4.25, few $4.50. or
od hardy alcndy r u n , 1 5 ® 25c l o w e r ; s ite s t o r k July
A m e r i c a n L e g io n , f o r t h e n e w d e
dinary quality ond condition $1.00J 81 s ; Oct. 1750 w e a k t o 25c o f f ; b u l k w e i g h t y Sent.
p a r t m e n t . T h e l a i g i s l a t u r * ’ h a s u p -,
150; 10 dor. beat, $1.00-1.25, few
s t e e r s c u r l v 1085; f e w lo a d s 1000
1714;
p r o p H a t c d $2,500 y e a r l y to he u d d $1.5(1, poorer low os $2.50; w ad
OATS—
(o'10 0 0 ; b u lk (tPO®* 122 5; t h i n feed- May
ed to t h a t a m o u n t.
ed and prc-cooled, nil »jrc« 25-50,
i t h s t e a d y ; m e a t y k i n d l o w e r : b u ll s
higher. *
■luly
a b o u t s t e a d y ; v e n t e r s 50(1(75 o f f ; Sept,
Pittsburgh: 24 degre eo, snow
Until funl—City
n i o s t l y 1 1 0 0 ® 1200: l»e«t. y e a r l i n g ItYE—
ing. 1 Florida' n rrm l. Opium:1
bond issue, for j*tt
s t e e r s e a r l v nt 1005.
.Monday. Supplis libra). Hn-aml
t ewer coast ruction
May .
.Sheep' 21 ,0 0 0 ; f a t l a m b s slo w , July
d e m a n d f o r c h o ic e l i g h t a n d h a n d y Sept. ^
w e i g h t l a m b s f a i r l y a c t i v e c c n rc c : LAUD—
t n l i k n g w e a k to l o w e r o n o t h e r | May
f e w e a r l y s a l e s , f a t s h e e p s t e a d y . July
t o s t r o n g ; c h o ic e a g e d
w e t h e r s KIHS—
1000; f a t e w e s u p w a r d pi 000; f e w I .Mnv
stiles o f f e e d i n g l a m b s 1.125® 1.175,1 July ..
KELLI Et
Mnv
July
P Inae
1&.—i/Vi
Way nt
F**1 Usue of
Rooms
Veteran Scott Will Start at Short
For White Sox
Gtffirrd
E ‘' t. Wme
f"k*n uqinif nndidftcy,
fLf*inc out
of the
of
J
V & SJ
nghts.”
State Institution
Heads Re-Elected
T a l l a h a s s e e / f u .~.' Mur. i$.
2 .^ * h°>■lb—President* of the four state
"Jk Kevmuc
Wivinij JitRtitutions of
-r. Florid# were rcfrenzied telocted for t^e 102$. (27 W?rat at
the mohthly meeting
aduty
0" h“"'1
^ ____—
re tydJ.
un.
arc
ibe board of control. They are
’
limit r»ity of^Florida, Gainestille.
P r*
A* jMurphrm;, S tate College ^or.
wa*
— n Tallahassee D r Edward
^*c
>nfr,d li tlLe ^ . r i S echool for the
EFWto.tm, £o«®f
and the blind, Bt. AugustineL - ‘ ffert P jf A* n - W alker,’a n d /lo ty i»
Pruvi*.
JJ® Usable ha.so“ ;
*” ***& > ’ T- ,!li•II*0** from
* ^
f»m*
Inverness—Ci r will sell Itond*
r extension o wafer and sewer
tML.-: *
i A county conference on nodal
S tuart—New sewer mains
welfare will convene" nt Sanford
. tomorrow morning under the joint
'Vnuspices^of the Ministers* AssocinPabh City—Cham ber of
“* "tlhn, th e Woman’s Club, Parent* morce
to be organised.
Teachers Association* and the
Seminole Count)1 Wclfahc Board. , The complete program of th e
meeting ns niuiotnirrd today fnL
lows;
y r. IO;.‘l^
^fwrmng rcssJon.1 Address of
How She Gained
Pounds -In-22 Da;
SKINNY MEN CAN
. ’-tjurttrjv-its causes and prevention,
1)0 TH E SAME
i j Speakers, nr. Eugene Swan, Hr.
ij-A rW . Taylor nnd Hr. W. M. Tippy.
That’s going aonu.~but skinny ■
iv^T^vis conference will be of n tcch- | men
women rftd children just
jr i. nl ii.itnr • mid composed of min- can't help putting on good, V rlth y
_J M^rs.V socinl' worker#, probation flesh when lhe>k fslrj MHwjfV Cod y
Wlficer*. sheriffs,, representatives I.iver Oil Compound Tablets.
ijuUAite police dcpnitm rnt, county ! ' As chock full of vitnminos n* tho
and local school , superintendents, nnkty, fishy-tasting cod liverAnti
Ifiglt school principals, rpifscnla- itself, hut ' thole sugar-coate,d
U \c s. of womiAn’c chibs, Pnront- tasteless tahlots are ns easy to
Tenchers-Aai*nB.,lctc. from all over take ns enndy, nnd won’t upset the the County4
stomach,
*
,
(Una* mi. I imctii'on,
One woman gained ten pound* i
,
2:00 to >1:00 p. m.
in twenty-two days, GO tablets,
Afternoon session of Conference. 00 cents. Ask Union Pharmacy or
■ Place, City Hall. Subject, The any druggist for McCoy’s Cod
Functions of the Church* the l-ivrr Oil Compound' Tablets gild
i
“Jshonl and tho Homf itl the life If you don’t gain nt leant 6 pounds
^
of a Community. Speakers, Hr. in rill dry* your druggist is Author- ;i$|
Tippy, Hr. Taylor, I>r. Swan.
lie d .to nand you back the money
1:00 p. m.
you paid for them.
•I’o int Meeting County Women’s - “Grt McCoy's, thn original and TClub un,l Parent Tenchers' Af-s'iv. genuine, ahd avoid imitations.
Place- . 'lllnJt School, - Sanford.
Speakers, l)r. Swim mid l)r,. Tay
lor.
Good Used and N ew
!': 0 n p. ih. '
Central Park. Open air. meeting Parts for all Makes o f
after the hand concert. Speakers,
Dr. Tippy, Ur. Swan and Hr. Tfty* A utom obiles/
lor. Speaker* to be introduced by Kolly-Springfiold Tiret, AoMayor Lake,
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cosflorlep, Gn» and Oils. •
Conference Committee:
Chairman—II. C. HuBosc, San
ford.
Sanford Used'iPartfl
. .co-Clmjrnvanr-Hr.
R.
1).
Company
Brownlee, Sanford.*
Seen tary—.Mth. R. T .' Moran,
. C. II. WINN, Mur.
Sanford.
,
C nr. Sun fo rd & G e n e v a A v en .
Speakers: Itov. Worth M. Tippy.
D .
H.
Secretary. Socinl Service Coiti1mission,
Federal
Cniinril
oft
Churches. Hr. Tippy is nationally
known a? a social service expert 1)0 YOU KNOW A1MHIT
who has done ninth to, interest the
church at large In \ community
nrohlems, He him In'-m pastor of
large institutional churches in
New York. Cleveland and Indian
apolis. h» author of a number of
books on tin* church and tilt* com
munity. Ur. Tippy also has spec
ial! xrd on the design and organ*
Izntlnunf institutional churches nod
lias a siemiptTcon lerturtf, show
ing plans nnd views of vnrlbus
types u f.church construction.
liupone Swan. M. 1)., Bet-rciwy
Amt clean Socinl Hygiene ArKocintiou, New York, is a*> expert on
community mornl welfare, vice,
d im s . dcUoi|UeiK;y and a special
ist on sex i-ij.ii ntlon. H«» 1* author
of n number of ImoUs nnd pnmi nhlctn and a recognised authority
' in Ilfs ■ftpld.' 'H e Is qualified to
j instruct ttarents'1n^H teachers in
I wise methods of SfX education.
He also makes a splendid public
address on the Amcricnn Mono*
Tlu»re in n snvimf In cast
anil i« ii puhllc speaker of rare when yon uho Shretrock.
Hi. AIvb \V, Taylor, national
*....ret«rv of ro'-'nl Welfare nf the
Disciples of Chirst, one *if the
editors uf the Christian Century.
Hi. Tnvlur is much In demand a*
a speaker in colleges and has uddrvs:ed hundreds of Parent Teach
ers Associations.- Hr is a fre
quent w riter'fo r standard periodi
cal" and magazines.
He is well
infillmed nn prnhlrms of rural soeiobigy, inditstrlal relations, the
development iif rnntmimlty •organIxutloii and the temperance move
ment. Hr. Taylor spiaks on “ Mur
al I’hi'ipliv faxis" covering hot It the
safe guarding of a community
FA RM ERS
s water suplit iun uf new
*
SU PPLES
IK VHHTIQATIONM
Robertson, W illiams and Monahan
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
•» H , U * ll
T n a rl* l l i l l l l i f
Rom ance S tartin g
In K ansas Jail Ends
In Happy M arriage
SHREVEPOKT. !.n., Mar. 15
Shortstop Everett Scott, discarded
by the Yankee* ami Nationals,
waived out of the major* and then
granted his unconditional release
W lpIUTA. Kan., March 15J/D—
because he U a lrt-yeur tn*n, will
open the season at short for the A romutco .that had ita beginning
in the Svdgwtek county jail henChicago White Sox.
,
Moe Berg, former Princeton two year* ago wna Clinmxcd nt
University .Htor, \gtm figured to Kanlaa City, 24 houin’ bftcr the
penitentiary doors swung open /orstart nt short for the Sox, will not Ray
H. Foor, Covington, l)y..
report until late in June.
It seems Moe, who is n Jewish
Feor shot and fatally .wcundwl
hov -md ii business men.
dojbert C. Sc udder, polieoman. at i
cidod to become s lawyer. ■' H rJ*
nee h«U JtL-r*. Tlianksgtving eve,
i tudying at Coi|i;abjn U idvS S hf
*$.
b u r s a s later |
and has decide ! , aWCLJ* .' * •
P $ * re fl - 8 K iH jh j# )r l- i. Kn- .
<r
Unsure, so be
■’
e graduates til' ir*-. ,
No doubt thi -itv i'-o j.
'' i- -Wh
need the signing uf -LjoU,
Jn jail
ad announced hU
woiue; attracted to
had
his retironwnt.
retirement.
Women
-■ft.n
P. o ttrb y the
tta .wway,
a y . looks
lonk* in he*--!
he*--| i„Aini
iTAlnmifr hU majiy
ter shape thi* verjf midute than m was Miss Avert
ht did at the Uose of tho 1U25 haVe the t<*ugh**t Wnd of a ’liiite girl, who it. quoted
breaking Into the Sox IImud no<v girl Ttotniianion, “f
*eason. Incidentally, he Is taking that he has been given the juthp on man in ray life
t ho busihess . of spring training the-eolleginn.
• K*j» Foor. H e'dm
T in not through and am fig-' bua he b (Jw*mia
seriously.
Present intentions are I n keep
Scott at short until Berg 'repbrtx.
iwps be doe»,w’reaUcs Collint u:
Manager Collins je e ls tth a t & o*t»
<hoqld't>e much better work.*
much overworked leg* should hold
i o n * s i d e * a finished uiU m
ItF’ tilcpraph*
" at | P-st th at Ipng. Then us ha
*tired )Juy*r Jiko-Boult-. AMi
W * fitrtel will
ipn in nnd fill the bill' I
between 2.'Jtb and
Scott d(>ean’-t look a ta t that wuy.t
U . believe* Mo* B a rt U going \a
B
,FoY m a k in g eyes b ig g e r than sto m a ch s
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o r
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INOOM
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t
*t r ‘
bnowdrif t
' y
a r ic h c r e a m y s h o r t e n i n g
f o r t h e i c i n g as w e l l a s t l i e ca lcp
mmf
�f a y * Ktl^mcn.
b«
■ m a c -m m o *
T esr—IT.eo S is
som e years ago Professor Coue introduced his famous
Want to Know, V
"day by day in every way" system of character building
Rockefeller Housing.
Salamander Flngeri.
and moral development l>y self conviction. Though the b u tt
By ARTHUR W l B A f «
of a thousand jokes and the subject of numerous parodies
4ind humorous travesties, the practical benefits of Coueism ( • n r i f k i I***- fcr *'«» f *
correctly applied soon became evident, and close followers
JU D G E GARY of tho big steel
of the Professor's system reported gratifying results.
company must have good salesmen.
Coueism, like Mah Jong and otl|er fads, has long since Recently English newspaper* told
been forgotten by most of us, but the time has come for its of wonderful “ British made" steel
revival and community application. There is nothing so well rails In Japan. British rails out
designed to combat the growing tendency to bemoan hard classed the American rails three
one, and Japan wrtita nothing
times as community Coueism propounded by a few energetic to
but British x t M y ^
citizens.
-' ’ ' •
~ Mi‘ Now Japan orders 6,000 tons of
. Sanford needs fewfcr. pessimists nnd more cheerful boos steel rails from Judge Gary’s comPerhaps the difference be
ters to impress upon the nation the prosperity th a t we know pnny.
tween Americas nnd "British
is here to stay. We should all talk prosperity, think pros mode" wns not so grent a fte r all.
perity, write prosperity, if wp expect outsiders to appreciate
the substantial resources, th at this community enjoys. , THE PUBLIC wants to know
Don’t gnther on tho street corners and.talk hard times, don’t what It really thinks about prohi
Newspapers aro asking
write telling of an impending .period of depression, in fact bition.
readers, “is prohibition a succeas?
don’t cross bridges uritll you come to them. Sanford today Would you modify the Volstead
is enjoying better business and-more prosperity than ever Act, if so. how?"
Prohibition came In the excite
before in its history, and j f its citizens, function as loyal
ment
war, without any popular
citizens should, Sanford win continue to prosper ,and grow. vote- ofNow
come* tho straw vote.
It is not enough for ub to have faith and confidence in
Earnest prohibitionist* are dis
tho community. ‘We must express this faith and confidence turbed, nnd their delegation will
in term s strong enoqgh to impress outsiders the mere see President Coplldge in the W hite
Houso today. There they will
'possession of these tfe/ngs will mean littlo toward con “map
out n campaign to. lie ad off
structive growth.
f
tho movement for a modification
Wo should talk Sanford on every occasion, in every of the Volstead law." .
chance conversation on tho streets, a t every banquet or
E FEDERAL district attorney
luncheon or gathering of any description. Every letter th at inTHNew
York, Mr. Buckner.' like
leaves the city Hhould-be bursting, with optimism concern his predecessor,
Colonel Hayward.
ing the city’s future. By word of mouth, through the Tqpiln,
over the radio nnd in every way possible Sanford’s prospority
and good business conditions should be broadcast to the nntlon.
The .practical benefits to be expected from community
Coueism cannot be overestimated. New people will come
hero to live, new industries will invade the city, new cap
ital w^ll 1)0 attracted nnd "day by day in every way” Sanford
will grow bigger nnd better.
ti.iTi:*
Months..
eUvared In Cltjr b> Carrier,
MS. Ilu.
\v e e k lr
ir year. \
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e r e c t a i. NOT r e is I A ll Obituary
aotleea. cards of than ks, regaintlona and n otices of •n l* -ta tn * ^ n -s
■ w here ch a rr es ara made w ilt be
chsrKtd t i t a t reru lar a d vertisin g
AISOCIATKD ritK M
fr tt of
ipatches
P ress la a zclu sd lo j th e u m fo r rao f ail M V * d isnatches
It Or fiat olh erw U e
this paper and a lso the
published herein.
Alt
•public Alloa o f special
•rein ara a lso reearved
MONDAY, MARCH 16, 102C.
TU B HERALD’S PLATFORM
.—Deeper water rout# to Jack
' 9 f —Oonslrnrtlon of St. Jokns-In<lar» River canal.
' *.—Extension of white Way.
4^—Swimming pool, tennl* courts,
etc.
I.—Augmenting of building pro
gram—hoove, hotels. A p a r t & n e s t hoasae. .■
4.—Extension of atreot paving
program .
Const ruction
of
boulevard
' around la k e Monfoe. r
Completion of d ty beautifica
tion program.
• —Expansion of achool system
with provlalon for increaaed fadlltie*.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
THE SURE PROMISE— “When
He sceth-the. blood upon tho lintel
and on tho tw o side-posts * • *
He will nbt su ffe r th e,d estro y ers
• * * to sm ite you."*E:
PRAYER—
* **1110 Lord’s our Rock, in
• hides A shelter in tnbf
storm ."
THE SOUTH AS A MARKET
•ment of ihc South, country. Tl
nut, therefore, i* it gold mine t
i* men of the North the tuition c<
It appears thut the proposed
Tunney-Str/Iding fight wn.< a
knockout from sta rt to finish with
L o r i s v n . i . K r o r it i K U j n i 'H N - A i .
the promoter taking the rount in •
Stead of one of the boxers.
Whiskers are the latent.to come
------—o- .
under tin* ban in Fuseist Italy, la s t
Alexander the Great romiuered week it was jur.z music. The week
SOME FASCIST EDICTS
left hand. Now maybe these port- AM uro I'wompatliile with th,* digside golfers* will get more riirour- nity of modern Italy, say the Fhsigemt lit from thut. *
cists. Tony und his “ inonj^’’ will he
passports to other enunclodious import at ions from
We have always understood thut
will be barred. Now cub
a newspaper office was supposed
and chauffeurs will no
to be u bureau of information and
b allowed *to copy the hirwe have been glad to supply Infor
•ninents of the great Gnrimation, w het ever we could, but we
jpan't understand why in tho world
^aojntone culls us und asks what
tim e a certain train is due here.
Kj,. . Anyone owing this paper is reft audited to cull and puy a t once.
Anyone not owing, is requested to
call nnd subscribe and begin l i n
ing’ us a t once.
Anyone wo are
f
owing is requested to subscribe for
y . th is paper in-advance to the fqll
am ount of th e debt nnd pay u* a n
other year in advance, rush. Anyvna who is not owing us und will
not do to. is requested tot' move
to N orth Dakota nnd make room
[jL f o r ono who will.—Austin iiuti lu r
In AUoooa (K en.) Tribune.
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their way to the nearest school house. Time wn& when Abe
Lincoln, out of range of any school house, walked many miles
merely to borrow a book. Those were days of hard work and
little luxury, r j
But times hnYe changed. Students now ride to school in
high powered automobiles and have their chauffeurs take
them home or leave them parked on neighboring streets.
During school hours almost any school will boast half a hun
dred automobiles parked within the radius of u block.
Now comes President Hihhen of Princeton University re
questing parents of students to forbid their sons the use of
automobiles. He declares that the automobile tends to jeop
ardize the moral, physical and intellectual well-being of the
atudent, ns well as violating the democratic principles of Ihc
institution.
Tho question arises whether a man gets any more out of
his books whether lie rides to school in a Cadillac rnnd»tc:'
or walks. The chances are about a hundred to one that lie
docs not. Of course he may save a little time by riding and
thus have more time to put on his books, but it is hardly like
ly that he will.
Ordinarily when a man rides to school he is not trying
to put in more studying, but is trying to get'in more extracurriculum activities, usually of thp luter than mid-pight
J
b fh * .h!ri^ * v « h h hh
*bppgTr
Riding To School
TO AN OLD SPANISH SHAWL
Your folds have wrapped tho sub
tle warm th of bodies
That have returned once more
Into the e a rth ;
/You have.lain IQco a silken breath
C-. '• of laughter
Across dim hearts in which
,
young lovo had birth.
Wan tears that have fallen on your
life and lustre,
, And you havo whirled to n for
gotten darice;
Your fringe is tangles) with the
weight of passion
And woven with tho grogmenta
of romance.
Oh, you have trembled In an a r
dent manner
When • nrms jinvo clasped you
"cloae, and suddenly
Your colors have flashed out in
)
foreign cities
And shlvoretPAv tho gray mists
of the aea.
v
l Grim tragedies have Joint'll the
long procession
T hat silently has passed your
loveliness,
And you have eovored with u
warp of beauty
_ Mad secret* th a t the world could
never guessYour quaint embroideries perhaps
aro faded,
The freshness of your fabric— !
.
that has fled!
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
B ut you have thrilled to splendor,
a t tho magic
The South first commanded -nn-^ ft
Of throbbing centuries, forever
tionnl attention because of it m tl
dead.
achievements as a seller. She now fi
-MARGARET E. SANGSTER.
beckons us a buyer to every sort p
o f m anufacturer in the United ol
States. In “An Open I a*tie r to w
A* we understand It, Germany Renders” The M n it u f a r t u r ors tt
I* leading tho League of Nations Record says on the front cover of bi
With a perfect batting average.
its current issue:
• yi
Tho South is becoming an im
In some sections of the country mense consuming market for every it
tho farm ers used to raise coni, now variety of manufactured products te
from pins and needles to loeotuo, 0
they raise It and then mako it.
lives und steamships, products for U
®
, *
tho homo nnd for the farm, equipi w
A lot of people wander almlesi-ly ment for the factory and the mine, th
about in lira and then wonder why material for tho skyscrupur office n<
they don't ever get anywhere.
building nnd hotel, u market fur
road machinery nmi for everything
With some the Charleston is n else which enters into the work of
recreation, w ith some it’s a habit, great creative, constructive up
while with others it seems to lie building. It is likewise hccomintf
n market for securities of nil kinds,
a disease.
for increasing wealth is making thu
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'• You may say for Mr. Briand
-that he is one of those fellows wdm
'n e v e r knows when he has Imd
enough.
There’s l»cen so muc}\ talk iiIhiu*
man descending from monkeys, it
aeems that in tom e rases a mon
key would have a perfect right to
> k k like the dickens about il.
GjOXViS Begin \
y o p e n iT'G
A vSbCe sig n
1
OP SPP inq
j
A DEMOCRATIC YEAR
NORFOLK LEDGER-DISPATCHO
THE HOUSING problem in like
the disease problem, one of pover
ty and bad management. If pover
ty could vanish nnd it is rapidly
diminishing in this country, with
butter wages nnd wider distribu
tion of prosperity, the
housing
problem would diminish. It would
disappear entirely if transporta
tion were managed primarily for
public service, rather than for pro
fit, opening up new territory and
low rents.
'
I Independents two Farmer-I-abor
land two Sat/nlist members.
« The fnctMhnt twenty-seven Rei publicans nnd only seven Dcmocruta sock re-election in the een1ate s j 'n u to give the minority
parly n four to one choice, espec
ially ns nil seven Democrats arc
f r o in strnightout
Democratic
stalls. The party is therefore us..ured "f the present thirty-nine
vote* in the next senate, nnd mny
i mid considerably to that number.
With the insurgents the adminis
tration can upw count on in o»position of forty-eight votes-^an
•v< ri half of the senate.
As to the issues it must be re.'ilieil thnt^it wns n Democrat—
i
A. Swanson of V irginia—
vh- lid tin* iiuht lor entry pf the
t v.uid States into the World
thut it was n Democrat—
*i- \t. Simmons of North Carolina
win d iiluted the final schedules
,.f in - lax reduction bill—apparI ently the only two accomplishments
oi the present Congress. The
I'orroi ralir prospects are brighter
'!n.i th v have been in ter. years.
The ►lump in stock values has ex
ploded the myth of Coolidge proa
s' itv ; the country at large is bcu t nine to realize the burden in
. .<t of living is due to the Repub
lican tariff; the boasted economics
of the governmi’nt have been more
apparent than real, since the bud
get shows tiie cost of government
is still more than double the pre
war figure.
If the Dciyorratic party can find
the right sort of leadership it will
carry the eouiftry in 1928. There
seems little reason to doubt that
it will control the senate in Novcm her, whether it wins the houso
or not.
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ENCOURAGE DRINKING
LAKELAND LEDGER
Frank D. Skilly, general m an
ager of tin* Ar.icricuu F ruit Grow»chcstcr, ets, Inc., marketing “ Blue Goose"
•u, fear- products, Orlando, is authority for prices from packing Rouses, which
■re they tho assertion that while pure or- cannot ship them to northern
"in the onge juice i» on tap in California cities Culled fruit is inexpensive,
is past nnd in the north, it is difficult to nnd the juice is just as good as in
buy it at Florida soda fountains the first grade of oranges and
organ- nnd drink stands. "Orangeade,” a grapefruit.
Those serving soft
arry on m ixture of juice and water, is the drinks, by serving good pure orof cdu- prevailing Florida offering, he angu juice or grapefruit juice,
for use says, continuing:
would increase their business m a
There are more citrus fruit terially if they would servo it well
m Fox juices being used as beverages than and specialize in this drink.
A
of edu-j ci'er before. In the north, they combination of ornngc juice and
■rly de- - generally serve pure orange juice grapefruit juice is also another
ten the ! at soda fountains and rink stnndii drink that is very pnlatable, and
to the and it has become one of the mo*t would bring tho vendor good re
popular drinks. However, in most turns and satisfy tho custom er.
Florida cities it is difficult for Half orangu juice nnd half gingerJOHN F. Andrus, of Yonkers tourists and residents to secure ale ia another drink—but save the
N. J., spends 20 cents on boiled pood juice at reasonable prices. water. There is no difficulty in
rice und milk luncheon.. Millions Wo know there is a considerable California or in northern cities (n
of Chinese do the same, without amount of orangeade served in securing good, pure orange juice,
milk and with two cents worth Florida—a small amount of orange and there is no reason for it to be
of ripe.
juice und the rest water, with a ns difficult ns it is in Florida.
Mr. Andrus is eighty-six years small quantity of coloring and ex
It is easy to tell other people
old,.worth one hundred million dol tract a t times. Drug stores, ice what they ought to do and how to
lars. Thnt makes his rase and hi* cream parlors und others who serve do it; the drink vendors know their
luncheon interesting.
soft drinks are making a great business, we do not. But one would
He has lived to old ugc and made m istake in not serving pure Flor think that with a world of citru*
his hundred millions because in ida orange juice nt a fair price. fruit at their very doora, they
working hours ho gives nil en It would be of untold benefit t o 1would dis|
ergy to the bruin, does not cat nt themselves, the state, und the plenty of
noon food to ntnke stomach and eilrus industry. Tourists coming make loi
brain fight the rest of the day to Florida naturally expect to have the water'
Millions of American business men the best of oranges and grapefruit rus juice.
do that.
novel stunts. Making Roman holi
days has been his business, and
with his histrionic talents ho has
shown considerable versatility, lie
has kept the populace guessing. He
luin seemed an unquenchable source
of political ideus, to bo translated
Into nntics. Everywhere *he has
played to the galleries, while his
II.. ItJVlK?
O /’
’/Min •
•.
claquers lend the cheering.
Hy
IRVIN S.
CODD
Has he reached the end of hia
rone?
Has he nothing new to
The trouble seetV t., • that
TH ERE WOULD BE
“ Look a-hcre. Je ff," said
the
offer? Is this decree against tha we would like to have things -as
THREE IN ALL
foreman “All theBe other fellows
whiskers of the cab drivers and we w ant them instead of as they
Out on the Pacific Coast, where nave in-on bragging about how
chuuffeurs the beginning of the should be.
j i b * Japanese question and tho brisk they’d be to enlist und what
end?
Tho great political im
—■
’ 'prospect of n war w ith Japan are branch of the service thoy’d go into
presario is not well, it may bo
WVve
hard, and yet wV ovtr-living issues a group of the and so forth *mi so on, but you
can’t' see how
people consider a hands at a
canning factory were
haven’t said a word. How do you
saxophone a plaything.
spending p art of th eir lunch hour feel about it? I f t h e Japs were to
y •,
displeasing these, to them, vital land an invading arm y in thia coun
Don't worry if you havc'nt mnalu questimfs.-i F irst ono und then nn- try 1 suppose you’d go to th e front,
Think of how
little you have to o th e / told* w hat he would do in wouldn’t you?"
get to improve your situation.
defonefc of hi* country prhen hostili‘‘Yes, I ’d g o " said Je ff. "Me
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ties came. • Biting on u ‘ packing and the two others I know of."
One of the grruU st advantages case was A lank Oregonian munch“ \\h a t two others do you m ean?"
o t having u .home of your own is J ing the la tt bites of his sandwich inquired the foreman.
you can get some oysters in your nnd taking no part in the discus.
"Why the two th a t'll drag m s
Ilinru ' ani,l 1-.//
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■ion. The forem an addressed him
farm ing land and is priced to selL
let us tell you all about it.
JO-Acre Celery Farm with 5 acre
tiled, with house on same. Tnun
on Cameron avenue. Price
terms.
We Have Several Tracts of land.1
and unimproved, that would be wen
gating.
COLCLOUGH REALTYW
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MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY
THE ‘/W OMAN’S^DA v M
Longwood1N ew s
Allene Sumner
V Circle will
J o t tnd «P«HjjaptUt Church
. and election of
ai»ic deportment
Boh. in the Son
house. At --3"
My i Opinion .
-Medical cha m y ia perm itting
_nfit to livo
unfit
live and flourish...........
while|
the middle-class best citizens arc
dying because they cannot' afford
the medical charges made upon
them, according to A lbert E. Wig.
gam, author of '.‘New Decalog of
Science/’
Wiggam haa only expressed the
disgust of thousands of Americans
ns they see degenerates and disso.
lotos given tho best possible hos
pital cans whereas the life saving,
or the children’! 1educational fund
nrc grabbed fo r the same nervier
to folks who own, perchance,. n
mortgaged home.
There m ust be ft middlo course
someWherel Some answ er to the
g r e a t . ,middle-class question of
“w hat’s the premium on decent citizqnship T.”
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE;
Upsala & Grapeville
' There Is much excitement in town
Carl Picnon has been dri^j
over the arrival of people and n new automobile fo r some
----- . ,
for h flr^
fc,,n*>
“ "n ’ *et in
,.n..on ri»e erase horses preparing for the races to
Woodard Bert lea on has
Wi «a|Ty Benefield a “Chicken be run the f lr it tlmo on the Semi«gon Family- that finally
£r
course on * Saturday, taken on s s an epprentice s t the
!n a fire house, tool Tii*
March 20.
A. C. L. Shops
i ^ n e o f t h c e d i C 'o f ^ N i S r Prom Toronto, Canada, to Ha
Hsrvey Swenson hes
vana, Cuba, more arrivals are ber of lots surveyed
World O* W
celled Maplewood, on
The'wai'honor
i n m " “P!”
Semfnota Avenue.
y.iSSS
a
•
&^strsrmat
,
817-1
Duplicate Bridge Chib, D. L. Thrasher returned homo
Is Entertained B y Mrs.j S S!K5X CTjK,1 “ f t
Roy Symes S atu rd ay “ b“* ”'
Mr. and Airs. Fred L. _
of Miami were the guest* i
J. Fld.>chcr and Mra. IL
K"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
AIcK
1Judge and Ain. James O. Sliaron.
havo returned homo from Miami, Sunday evening in Orlaik!
est* of Air. and lir a .
where they spent the week-end.
holer.
— i>
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RonmUlat of
Milliard K. Rutherfo
Daytona Beach spent the day in
Sanford on Sunday as the guests lnndu spent the week e
the guest of relatives.
trf relatives.
A most enjoyable social a ffa ir
of the past week was th a t of S at
urday afternoon when Mrs, Roy
Symes entertained the members
of the Afternoon Tea Duplicaio
tridTo club, nt her lovely new
home on Crystal Lake.
The attractive home was adorn
Wvs’3 -•
ed with quantities of orange calen
Apalachicola—Apalachicola
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Herndon and
dulas and pansies combined with family spent Saturday evening in Bridge
.w ifC
Company, incorpo------fem a.v In the sun parlor, pastel Orlando on business.
hcrp,
•
I
tinted gladiolla and violeta wero
used in charming profusion.
A fter n most interesting gatno
of duplicate bridge, scores were
counted nnd the prizes , a t one
table, dainty hand mado handker
chiefs. were awarded Airs. Howard
Hulick nnd Mrs W. J . Thigpen.
Tho holders of high score at tho
other table, Mrs. W. Theodoro
Langley nnd Mrs. G. Irving Loucks,
wero presented decks of cards...
Refreshments of fruit salad, nut
broad, icc cream, cake 'and coffee
wero served by tho hostess a t tho
conclusion of the game.
1
Mrs. W. J. Thigpen substituted
for. a club member.
The club
members playing were Mra. G. Irv
ing Loucks, Airs. Howard Hulick,
Mrs. Bloomfield Hulick. Mrs, T. L.
Dumas, Mrs. Forrest Lake, Airs.
W. Theodoro Langley, and Mrs.
Robert J. .Holly,
B
fflm
Charles Cramer, now of Miami,
T h e, ?,hlcS,Jro- Jib; George Murphy and where ho has a .tourist camp and
ter w l 7 ^ ,T O i
I*ody Fors-t Mr. Thomhurst, Cleveland. Among a small store, spent a couple of
^>ry Circle will
of Au,£LlU h
M n * governor’ other arrivals a t the Orange and days with Mr. and Mrs. V, C. Oolik. of Mr*. E.
Tho w i n „„u .. ,
Blaek apo Mr. and Mrs. I f f Hall, lor. coming out with his slater,
irk Avenue at
f.i•h®, women call nttenUon to a .........................
Mr. and Mrs. j .“ C.“ Donnelly, Wheel
feminine names th at should ing, West Va., Mr. and Mrs. W alter Miss Carrie, who- Is also a visitor
from Washington, both of them
• Music and S t
Mo K°Ann o n ,the I st—Commandant Baxter, Columbus, O., and J. Leo calling on old friends In Grape
•n by the. mu*
Jiaryj AMen for her woman police pold, Akron, 0 .
vine.
’
,
/
i the Woman’s
^ r k ; Miss Gertrude Bell, explorer;
(.at the clubMiss Maude Rovden, preacher, and
A car load of
_____
running horses
n dozen others!
Mrs. Ira Hall nnd • daughter,
from Havana arrived a t the A. C. Jeanctt, who live In tho Douglas
• will entertain
L. station on Thursday, nnd were
*■’ ‘ — ;—
ek at h«*r homo Y \ ' ~
Fair women who have a tenden immediately taken out to the raco house in Grapeville, were both ill
, honoring her L XOiineitoV, women suffered bound
Inst week. Drs. Vincent an Tolar
' L. Fleischer of feet century a fte r century, we learn cy to embonpoint,"or «ho nro plain course for a try o u t
attending them.
now, so they could not run away [at. in the vernacular, have nilcd
the world according to somebody
The bi-monthly meeting of the
from their husbands. , ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Smith nnd
"ho took time off to ponder this Chamber of Commerce at the Li children
■at ptrty at the
This fact comta out with the "eighty
motored to Maitland on
subject.
brary on Monday evening was pre Sunday to tho homo of John Smith.
louse at 8 o dock ruling of “tho Christian General,"
Cleopatra was fair, fat nnd for- ceded by an oyster supper prepared The previous week end they visited
of the l-ep on Fehg Yu-hsiang, th a t any woman
those eligible under 30 with bound feet shall ho ty When Anthony met her, accord under tho supervision of Mr. and tho Partin boys at Boynton.
{nvited.
fined f3 n month, “ns civilization ing to these findings. The Medici Mrs. Frederick J. Mattoon and Mrs.
<.
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v
no longer forces a woman to nb- ladies, Bondicca, warrior queen, Howard W. Lodcr, assisted by sev
Archie Swanson is now working
*r
(
ntherine
of
Kussin,
Mary
Queen
eral members of the Chamber.
and summer Btajn from running away from
for tho Yellow-Cab Company. •
Milane Thca- j,er husband if he does not deserve of Scott*, Nell Gwynne, Mme. Pom
padour, Queen Anne, are listed as
Tho program of business relativo
Alice Vlhlen Is to receive the
bring remained with."
buxom ladies.
to the welfare of the town was in prizes she won at . the Tampa fair I
: No. 2 0. E. S.
terspersed with features of music for tho best White Wyandotte p u l-1 St. Pctersburg—New business
o’clock at the
The Odd Sandwich
and entertainment. The Longwood let. cockerel and trio, during a block will be added to Bayboru
AH • visiting
Spring Duds
Did you ever grill sardines mol
Business women nre nil jubilant song was recited by five-year-old meeting of the Crystal Lake P oul-1 business district of city,
i
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of the Wom- place them between the buttered over the vogue for navy blue in Fay Roberta Tumbow, then all tho try Club next week.
dl
<k. for the pur- slices of crisp .hot to ast with a tho spring clothe.. It means that
Mn*
Complete stock on hand of lumber—cement—plaster
Willing Workers will meet ri-,
president for fleck of parsley, over their little une’s penchant for dark clothes bo- cnd
^ r ’ **cnry Monlck.
tails? Buy .the ra th e r large sar cause
day.
after
school,
with
Mrs./Geo.
rmrkpr *nc “you
. ju it can't keep, anything
----- n
—shingles—roofing and other building material.
lit Teachers As- dines. Roll - thorn in a -.I -* , dean uuwmuwii
downtown”
be
mod nrcIfdpd^vo^thp^m I»otlnS^nHe^I1t, Balling^? The Inst meetingg wnFULL CREAM
may alsotm«>
uo moaVnvv liiitn iirossn,
„n,i Prcaiaea over the meeting nnd in- n very enjoyable one nnd ,yms held
at 3 o’clock at crumb and egg mlxturq Jmd put ish. ......................
> a \y blue dresses hats nnd troduced Mr. H> 0 . Brisco, repre nt the home of Myrtle Flynn.
on the grill in tho ovptiu^Bcrvc
[ n m School.
lU t CRLAM
coats will crowd all others off the
3 'v T C
hut! Delicious I
& /'
honobr Touches of red are used Bentntlv® °* the Golf Supply Com------- r /' ^
Mr.~T.lnd hns been nt D. Rob-!
/ will entertain
Inviridv with the nnvv KW
pnn3r> who <fRV0 B comprehensive
The Biibk
V y
th th
* b,U0,
outline of the company’s
. policy,
policy the sons’ sanitarium, blit Is repo.ted to!
|lub at her home
We recommend th a t the horde of
advantages its coming brings to be better now.
3:30 o'clock,
MAPLE & SIXTH
Godo Looks!
mother*
wbo^complnln
that
“
I
just
Longwood, and tho prestige given
il ill entertain don’t kncKv w hat the girls today
E.
COMPTON, Mgr.
Even in this age when quantities the output of goods bearing the
Mr*. August Swanson has re
(furnoon
nnvwnv!M rrnH
ruoon Ten
T ea! want, anyway!’’
rend Ruth SurSue-, of hnir nrc not regarded ns cs- stamp of W alter Iiagen, golf cham- turned from tho Gordon home nnd
r At her home kow’s “ Odyssey of n Nlco Girl.” It pocinlly beautiful, the bobbed head pion.
left Tuesday to nurso i>t the Scho
will “get you’’ with its emotionally should be thick nnd luxuriant,
field home in Sanford.
stirring picture of whnt every Nothing keeps it this way so much
It Is expected that the factory
daughter with true aspirations feeU ' as the egg shampoo. Bent the will be in running order within 90
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lougerquist of
nbout her homo and family' yolk of one egg into a pint of warm days.
Lake Mary attended the service
--------ruin wnter ami use like any shamof Rev. J. S. Clark In Upsala, who
And, for sheer beauty of writing poo.
Postmaster Charles I. Mntthcws spoke on The Scriptures, their
TUUAT OX TIIB at'ltCM S
kmoon at 3:30
gave an interesting talk on tho in Unity nnd Authority.
[department of
crease of volume of business han
AT TIIB
AT T U B ' ^
i Club will preNext Sunday the Unptist preach
dled during the past few months
im of Irish
nt the -post-office. The speaker's er, Rev, Wnhlberg, of Grnvclnpd.
i termed a St.
nudienee was impressed with his is due nt tho Lutheran Church nt
decorations,
o
to he nt the service of 11 o'clock.
x n s n t 'u o i .r n
A lnrge nnd interest nudiem-e "Waltz in K Flnt," Durnnd — willingness
“MIKR"
las the music
VALUM (NO
his
fellow-citizens
at
all
times.
Eli/.ubeth
Whitner.
Marshall
Nrllr.n'a
ut>r»n;
Inn*
enjoyed
the
Cecilityi
recital
last
lit
Patrick and
Mrs. Voile Williams was out
su.-cosN
fm
turlng
ilia
n»w
w
n
u
x
in n l o v h o n s w
I Saturday afternoon ut the stmlu
"Indian War Dance,” Paldi —
wnmler g 'rl—.
Mr. Chnrles W. Entzminger, in n Friday with her little son Charles,
i ;o i . i i -*
of Mrs. Fnnnie Sfcm hridge, Mun Knhdri Culpepper
Hnllr O'Nrll
—Ctsipfly. .
forceful manner, announced the who had a bed cut on his foreCuuieily an) Ncu-s
“ Spafftr tlurrlBKc"
Violin Duo Number I. Ployel— paving program for West Warren head from falling and strik<ng his
[very important soil on Myrtle Aybnue.
The meeting opened with th- Elizabeth Smith, Wilbur Smith.
street and West Church street, and head on the door step.
i th* music deTl'RIDAY
htld in the sun continued history series, the top1,
"Reverie,” Krontylin—Julia llig- suggested that the town council take
Mi
u
Florence
McKay,
who
is
I ln o r (IIUSON
up the m atter of further widening
i Club for mo for this afternoon being "Fact
'
attaudink Rollins College, a t Win
those streets.
.beeni for
: the From the Life of Clemcntic". K'V’Afazurkn
M.-irahnll NvIMtYs u p r o a r l n o a
....... la
in
G.
Minor."
Dunnce
V
n
............................
.
ter Park, spen; the week end here
siico «.i *
fiaiu rln g
tho n i t ,
t | the un Points cinphnsized were: his mono
with
her
parenta,
Mr.
nhd
Mr*.
G.
wonder
will—
•■
c
h
i
p
o
f t u b r jt,rrx a
“ oikin,‘’
„ n
The speaker touched upon the
it is 1mental 'coniribution" uVniann' t,;-!,
Tho River Aim. Bromoff banking situation in Longwood, fol E. McKay,
x 1lumbers nie. in the “Gradus nd Parra.ssus.” 1- "Hr
■ally O'Xcfl
also
Marv Nixon.
lowing which Mayor Jnmcs E.
I West this his 100 sonatas, including •'.«» fm
C
o
m
e
d
y
a
n
d
N
ow
s
-T
h
e
FtKhtli>«
H n iy rr*
Runnel—Now
theater
to
be
con
(’,"
lln
c
h
—
Lucille
"It; vent ion in
tho piano.
In these Clementie
Walker gave n comprehensive out
said” the exists the foundation foi E . hols.
line of the system employed in the structed.
I!
Mayo—$1,000,000 rond bond is
tern** u .j. modern piano playing,
"Valsc-,” Spimllcr — Marjorie hanks formerly established by him
CONTINtroUft PCRB'OIttfANCB FROM I P. It. .TO II P.
in the stutes of Illinois nnd South sue voted by Lnfayctto County.
mertinjlrom
Under current events, mention Ninitli.
ill be held far! 'vns made Of the pnsring of Thro"|.nsl Hope," Gottsclialt—Pearl Dakota. Both speakers were gen
erously applauded.
buiinesi lift doro I’resscr. n benefactor to inu- Itidisun.
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<*, and for thp »ic nnd musicians of nil America
•Rngatelle," Zeisberg — ElizaThe main speaker of the evening,
. ch other mat- Several tributes to Theodore i’n - l>wh Smith.
Mr. W. II. Bnllard of A Inmonte
be brought
rer, from eminent men nnd worn
“Tensing," Von Wilnt—Doris Springs, spoke eloquently in prnise
on were read.
of Longwood and wittily compared
Hopkins.
important meetIn addition to the pir.no num
tho sub-divisions laid out by Adam
"Uncle
Zcb
nnd
His
Fiddle,"
Pr> art urged to bers wet*o violin elections by pu
nnd Eve in the Garden of Eden,
Jlert Anthony—Ed word Smith.
•election of a pils of Miss Eleanor Herring.
“Turentclle," S. II. Mills— l.u* with those now being lnid out in
Woman’s flui>
The rccitnl concluded with
Florida. The humorous compari
elln
Mahoney.
Matter of rital oi nl much enjoyed readings by
sons
were received with rounds of
Violin,
‘Webster’s
I-ast
Thought,
5uld not lit |,.ft Miss M argaret Cownn. talent ex
applause.
>m»ll percentage pression student of Miss Margaret Dsncha—Clnuile Herndon.
Rendings, “Charnctcr Sketches,”
The board McRae.
The secretary nnd treasurer, Mr.
—Margaret Cowan
1*t the meeting
Howard W. Lodor, gave a report of
The
entire
program
covered:
itinue it» WOrk
“Rondo, from Sonata In C,” ( leMrs Hazel Coleman left Friday work accomplished and money re»t time
The montio—Paulino Muirhead.
nf ernoon for Tampa where she U J?*vod, showing he Chamber of
»P*rtmfnti will
“Glanta," Jnnios Rogers—II. C. the g u S of Mrs. hazel Fisher at Commerce to he in excellent con,
|worv this asMcMullen.
lion.
her nome on South Willow Avenue.
on(a) “Romance” (from Queen of
_____
The
music for the evening was
, M tv„iQ[.c and guest,
the Welfare Frnnce) Hayden—Opal Peters.
furnished
by Mr*. Robert Ayer,
(b) “A U i m l .” (Striw
’ i l i g . r k ciiST “ s,rub.n:Place, nt the
'• n0.,^ rhave
J T r rreturned
t u m d Wfrom
from M
aa Tiu
o pianist,
and
Mr. John C.the
Kenyon,
.
.
_
who
•5. and lfl. 4 “T
i a S t f m l ^ PfHnaaiv?
° - hnvc
lva™
a 10 violinist,. who dol|ghted
delighted the audiaudi
Tran»crlption
(Rosary) Ncvln
N t'in lville-vja(t
wjth rt‘turn‘‘d
fien d s at
Turnpa
f efficient com- -Whclpley—Byron Fox, Einnftl
ence with the following musical
Jersey Gowns
and St. Petersburg.
81xD0
orders for
numbers: Tnnhauser, Mnrch, My
William M ^rison,
- Iran trees for Fox,
and slips. All nhadcs. Vnluca
"March” from T tulns of, Atheni’
Mohawk Sheets
Miss Fllizabcth
up to 87.50. Special
Beethoven—Byron Fox, Emmett attending Cathedral
. $1.69
Fox. William Morrison.
$5.95
Committee ia
Ian do, spent the w « .
" ‘n ’mately 150 guests
"Gignc in G,” Rapelnoff-Tliel with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs..
D.
'
72x00
' order for the ma Tew.
were present.
J
1*1*1 iregin on "The Fountain," Bohnt—Mary | F. Whitner.
Mohawk Sheets
Bloomers
tho Orange and
Chautauqua
Mr. Kcnyt
Tolnr.
Miss Adelaide Bonyngc nnd her Black
first attrac- Elizabeth
vho has studied at
$1.49
hotel,
Silk Jersey, all shades.
“Cabalotta." Lack — L o u i s e
guest Mrs. L. T. ^ “>'ll’rd
me
c » Englnr Conservatory
,
, °f April 7. Fields.
of
tho nNew
Also
chemisos
clutr N. J.. motoml to Clcremont Mu§jc ,n Dogton( Ms»... is violin"60 Dozen iR x lO
i J ttf promises
on Monday where they spent ‘he| j§t nrcompUphed in expression and ■
LJ* ticket sale =
$2.95
Larg-e Bath Towels
__
d8)’' technique, and has given generously ■
!kfk.of nttracof
his
talcnta
for
evening
entertain
_
_
45c each
Beauty Censor . I Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Millitzcr and ments and for dancing.
Muslin
Underwear
BHtion of the
children and Mr. and Mrs. J. l>26 Dpzrn
Big table, hand embroidered voiles
Sorrell of Orlando, were the guests
The Boys’ Club from tho Lyman
Women’s
and
lingerie.
Gowns
and
teds.
Bath
Towels
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
C.
W.
Stokes
on
ping with
w '“ "Profes’
Jsekionville
school went camping
Sunday at their home on Ninth sor Hardin g at Pt‘
over
18x38.
Doublo
throad
I’altn
a Iin Springs
S
~ ‘
____________ $ ^ 9 5 ____________
S t r e e t . __________
fht, iwhere thejf played
Jull rep.
night,
Fridayy nig
each
* ‘ camp
mpfire
athletic games and cooked
.*Ur, meeting
Muslin
and
K
nit
Under
‘ W y to re.
Church Meddling1Into supper.
SECURITY LUMBER COMPANY, INC.
Special....
Our'Three-Layer
Brick of
[ub Notes
AMUSEMENTS
— Strawberry
— Vanilla
—Chocolate
CECILTAN MUSIC RECITAL AT MUNSON
STUDIO IS ENJOYED BY MANY
P rincess
M ilane
Seminole
Creamery Lo.
Phone 634
ecia
W ednesday,
Thursday
Ladies’ Silk and Muslin Underwear, White
Goods, Linens, Sheets, Towels-2 Days Only
3j
t
e
“
rcW . f g
aut
0
**a The
25c
°f Fire
Are
^Relatives
01
.
minj
2 '
15.
five
the
de-
day .clerk
i^ .i^ riin r
«afe
^ Be*hlepapey
7 rottp*n; on
* M frr
from
r
the f c l T S B- RrodeWcWis now D«alT
^ tttjr cenBOr- The city g»t
nort* ^ 1? 1 ov*r
• '£ *
b«.
**
unfounded re-
t wocuted
u f i i ««•
; oman
«**n ,lef;
in -n w—wMOwn
downtown
be«uty
lor
iw
beauty P»['
• *o Dr* Hrotlurlck w u
•» ‘Upervii. ,b. dl>-i ««
parlor*.
The Five-Hundred Club had three
tables in play at the library on
Wewdnesday afternoon. On next
Wednesday the gentlemen will be
NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 16.— invited again.
(A*)—Church meddling in politics in
ng nine
On Wednesday evening
a seeming effort to obUin political
ood
Chamber
ongw
members
from
Lor
control of Mexico, haa been re
by invitation
of
Commerce
attended
sponsibly for the recent order In
that country resulting in the d o t the meeting of the AltamonU
ing of certain churches and the ex Chamber of Commerce, when sev- ■
of oor number made speechea
pulsion of their clergymen, accord eral enjoyed
the program and hos
ing to R g^O suna. former ambaa- and
|
*ador from^Sfexico, speaking here pitality furnished by the hosts.
last nlght.V>
, v,
Mrs. A- E. Fraleigh, who has
Mr. Osuna arriyod here last night been
the charming house guest of
bearing a message to headquarters Mrs. James
G. Sharon fo r th# past
of tho Methodist Episcopal Church. two weeks at
her hmnj on Tenth
South. At least one MeUibdlet. — bos returqpd to her home
church was closed In Mexico. 8«v- ■Q’®**'
Madison, Fla.
'
crsl year, ago the Mexi«e»u gov- a ( Mat
emment sent Mr. Osuna to Vander
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips,
bilt University here, where he'r e who
ere spending tbs wlntsr a t
ceived a degree and became a mem Florence
VUls, were-jhe gucets of
ber of the faculty. On his return Mr. end Mrs. L. T. G eyljrd qo
to Mexico he became governor of Sunday nt the Hotel Forrest Lake.
the stale of Cainonlitla.
» dispel
_ * the
^ poputar
b W |« Tb K - Tampa—Adel Curtain Com. .
~Mr. a t0
opened at 419 Grand Central At
/ r«*iiiriuUH p c m c u tio iL u 11
eaue.
72-inch Table Linen
w ear
Politics Is Blamed For
Mexican ClosingOrder
Several patterns
Gowns and Teds.
$1.75 ’
79c
Jersey Ensembles
^
Unbleached Table Linen
$7.60 values. AU colon
64 inches wido, heavy weight
Special
$5*49
98c yard
SPECIAL PRICES
On Luncheon Seta, Napkins and all fancy linen pieces, for 2 days
Wednesday and Thazdday
36-inch Pajama
Check
19c yard
36-inch Soft
' .Bleached
.
Ask Jc. ^
oaoM
S• * I>v*
�M A H C H 15.
WFORD
1026,
And They Called It A D faw
in rr pastor of M agnolia Avenue
■Christian church, conaigned to th e
,-nnmes R00 nf h!s carefully -prepared sermon*.
t At 21 he began w riting and
jirenching sermon*.
AH of them
hverc copied into notebooks of uniorpi size until there were 40 voltines with nn average of 20 scr>nons in each.
I . ‘‘A ,n""doesn’t think nt GO^.s he
jl”l JJt 80# the' college president
"Tbo spiritual truths
trontBnicd.
nntgipod in those sermons are
nchangeil and unchanging.
But
the method of liresentatlon nrnkt
r
method.
Tho old \r*y was to
glvo copious .doses every Sunday
and try to make it effect!Vo. for,
all week.
I believe we ministers
used to measure a man's ipirituality by the patience with which
he llatened to uh Sunday, after
-Sunday, v l know 1 u*ed to use
this- measure to n great extent.
"A man's spiritual health was
endangered In my mind when he
refused the dose* I wuh admtnis*
tiring.
Now that is all wrong;
Men and women; no longer swnilow -everything a preircher says
without question.
. ‘.‘The appeal of loyo Is ns strong
c,
Hatanro Like Rent
SEE . .
L . P. CHITTENDI
r.emion* on tho student body of
the university in chapel periods,
nnd they didn’t work.
“ I began to a«k myself, I s there
Patsy Anna Thayer (left) and her twin sitter, Hazel Thayer, are nnly
n revolt of youth and why doesn’t
nine
months old, but they're learning the womanly a rt .of self-derenso
outh -accep t our saga counsel?'
nlready. Their parents' home' is in Los Angeles.
* •'
realized th a t I needed to take
pains to look a t life through the
eyes of these Htfidenta.”
HASSfcHriCIly votes to k SAFETY HARUOR—New husiAre modern ■sermons less sen
|6/,00 automatic stre e t' ness block to bo erected adjacent
tim ental? h r was asked.
Must
• to new post office.
they be m or«'scientific nnd more
specific in facts? More educational
Why not publish th e 'fru it of 10 j
nnd less dogmatic?
years work? he was asked.
“ If 1 attem pted to mnko over
"Nobody would read them,”
these old sermons I would.tnke all smiled. ‘‘Sermon* are hard enough
tho homiletics out of them ," be to listen to and much h a td tr to
answered.
“ An intelligent relig, ren,|. TnkeAiie personality of the |
Iona dissertation must have scion-out of m i sermons nnd they
lific material in it, you can not es- jn„e nn immense amount of inter
capo it.
Thirty years ngo all r *t.
Even the writings o f^ lh e l
Sermons were without a hint of g reat Talmage lose some quality
scientific growth nnd development nfte r they are w ritten."
of tho individual nnd tho world of
Her0.( I)r W aits*' formula for |
‘V* ,
o u r. B*mrtn1,t revamping old sermons:
Um, help and inspiration for t*v- Take out the noinilctic*o.#
^
orydny life and not Just ‘Sunday ‘ Make much Intelligent use of
I)r. Edward M ethane W ^lts burning Ids derma ns
. OAI. _
\
aermona!
*
scientific fact.
^ F O R T WORTH, Texas, March
With these words
Hr. TMwnnl
“Religion In mathematics, his- Use modern nomenclature,
r l need to get Into tho n :r- McShane Waits,president of Tex- tory, languages, science nnd a rt— And all the love you can put into
of youth.”
?*i Christian University and for- this is the modem educational them.
AT
r
■ B U IIliiin
MORE FOR ALCOHOL
iso ta P ublicity Roston'Slasher’Claims County Banks Are
Aiding Farm Idea
Sixth Victim Sunday
i To Accom pany A
s Lady Enters Homo TALLAHASSEE, Mar. ID.—Tal
u s T his Season BOSTON, Mobs., Mar. ID.— — lahassee’s
hunks hnvo 'again gone
BERLIN, Mnr. 15.—A com-]
mittce which is starting a monster
petition to tho Reichstag for local I
option says Germany is spending
if.
out of their way to encourage the more on alcohol annually than the j
| | | FARASOTA,
Mar. JTr.—The Boston's Sunday "slasher” ban
development
agriculture in Leon Dawes plan payments.
fling Brothrrs-Barnum & Unit- claimed another victim. Mrs. Eliz county, this oflime
offering prizes
- ey Circus this season will include abeth Trumley, who was attacked to club boys through county agent
among its altnchos nn official nm- in the Rozhury district last night, (!. C, Hodge. The Capital City
bassador to the country from the was the third woman to be stabbed Bank has offered $D0 to the boy
isota Chamber of Commerce ns in two weeke and the sixth to be who produces the largest yield of
on three successive Sun cotton nnd the Citizen's Hank of
of an offer from Charley accosted
days.
.
fers a special prize of $21 to the
in g to ppy all the expenses of
Mrs. Trumley wn:i entering her boy who raises the best breeding
asota publicity man to travel
the snow, the Chamber of hom e/late lust night when a man pig. One of the Tallahassee banks
jfe her in tho arm and grasp- j sometime ago subscribed for scv~
»erce to he rcHponsiblu only ntnbbzd
nor. She managed to escape oral'hundred copies of tho Florida
salary.
Her description of her. assailant Brower for one year for distrihutho plan suggested by Mr.
LIQUID
’ And adopted by the Oham- tallied, police said, with that given lion regularly to farm ers through
F
act
and Toiltt
out-1
tho
country.
rnimorrc, the Rarasota rep- by Mr*. Lovorett oalM nstall Tuckitive will have n special desk ormnn, society woman, oml Airs.
POWDER
m 41n entrance of the circus Florence M'lEachern. maid, who
SILENCE BY LAW
Brin*.
InjUnt
U—| *hnot?
L>J tr
ntekL mW—
— . —
tnl, h in d t,
th e distribution of .Sarasota were s ta lle d in the Hack Hay <1it.m
nly» trorrfui/
Armor#*
K itfid b fn , f r r f i i r a , su n srature and it will be bis duty Iriet on the previous Sunday and
BERLIN, Mar. ID.—If radio dis
Ujirn, Ian . l ! n l r » u d n f .
i*caJl a t newspaper offices and by other women who had been ur- turbs an afternoon beauty nap i*
I**ting f n m u e * , T r y
•I. 4 n w a : fjrtt*
jtambers of Com nicne cvery- costed.
will Iw silenced by law, The rent
Mle.Wldla.hnh
‘Ink lUw-idU
,tho
circus--------plays.
details ...
of .......
police .............
patrolled
,«
, -y---------,
, •Heavy ..v.......
. comtnisnion bus given notice to nU AL OFFER
Sof.lt.»»ll dealerx, or iltrrrt
circus management fop ucv- j the fun ilmmble Hack Ibiy section this effect in ending the thrills of f'nU us if* in stHfrifw
-Min us Oh
h 1 r»*l I In t t la n f
« n l years has advertisod Sarasota yesterday and two suspects wen a music student who caused com h r ftiKi
i t a k n i s I «t j t j f y .
extensively with posters nnd other arrested but both were released.
Imlrn £ Im III isi f*»r f*r
plaints.
,
r u r r t o' s t s i t # co !i/ r o r
m araturc.
Hdra wa-inj
Ormond—Hermit issued for con-' BROOKSVILLE—Purveys being
LVON MPO. CO.
GDAI)—Plan.-i preparing for M inding causeway across Halifax pujde, preparatory to laying 10 t *•. riflk Sl,Ml. Bra.ll,a. X. T. I
On of new theater.
River, north id here.
| miles new sewer mains.
IIII IIIII I I I I I I I I I H I I I ll
Magnolia
Balm
I
k
’ll ERE .are. untold profits for those
ion and initative to build for the
are m aking their permanent hemsj
You who have purchased lots for an inf
have shared in the rise in values caused!^
tion of improvement can add greatly toyo*|
building for these people that are in the if
V
of a home;*
’j .
Special Announcement
a
. I
|
J ,
"Ji
, Friday, Saturday
March 18, 19, 20
-
‘
We have explained our financing plan ini
nouncements. There, are only a few days I
to secure this investm ent opportunity, i
mind th a t owners of homesites in Loch
required to have a large amount of cash in<
construction of houses. The demand for
to effect an immediate sale with a fair pr
house and lot.
W i 1 w ill h a v e cm
SPE C IA L D ISPL A Y
r
•* full dll'! com p lete lin e o f i u c i i ’k fin e tn ilo rin jf
u'r
for
Spring and Summer Seasons, 1926
# * •
*i
*
Woolens fihowji m full drape lcngtlis b r a('dhop expert and style authority in attendance
• k
Orders Hooked for Immediate or Future Delivery.
IJy special arrangem ent, all orders .so desired
rV ijvirL
t ; l |.
Let us urge you to take advantage of
Sanford needs homes you are the one to b|
by this construction. Come to the offif
representatives, our plans are s u i e to bel
and satisfactory. Remember the time ifl ^
today or Tuesday.
II he delivered
•
»
;
Easier Sunday, April 4
»
j"-
. ,v
#
"Come in and look.tliem over w hether you buy or not.”
J . C. J n c k s o ri, P ro p ,
• . •**
•
305 East Second S ire d
S A L E S AGENTS
&
'
Next to Post 0f««*e
v
�ate
*\
n ^ 'J ^ ^ ^ P P y .D c l i v e r s F o reeiu i m m
■ rw g
Un R eligious Education Sunday N ight
a r tn ie n t •
it- i
S S l ,gi jgsp?,
» l, j s i s rtT i T h i r .r ”i'
u“ "‘
„ « unlcd
night lr»«li,iPrc*^.yic.rlnn c*>urch last our country.
___ ,ry We don’t have inatitero* t“ kin*r
kin»T Wa
Ws text from Chnn.
Chap- tut ions sufficient to take care of
V
Trnnv ?''* 0f
M ntthewP them.
“ Idsten to tho tenderness
li9“ ’ JlE P y J * WOT.WnC to ostab- »n these words of Jesus, *J was sick,
among
rki0nh
“ u*1denominations
, c'^°P«r“ l*on and ye vimtpd me; 1 was in prison,
mong atthe
chureh
the country irf ,tholr religious ®« ^ ?an,c unto me.’
“ f think the most marvelous
h, , . k i «
about
this generation
night of how the Hue* InnS J o thing
is;
Haw l*i■
trI
___
.i
<
■ * tho
* .
could be carried in n»
^ o r k t new
kind
of prison,
the
district
! »
Amount nf stpmUng timber, to,,
000,000 feet, -.
Roard roiluoge, 8,000; improved
„ i u ^ f Agri- roads*.' 0,000 miles surfaced.
^ ,rd c d to the
j Railroad mileage, ninin track,
3,656' Including side trucks and
R r lJ U t switches,
5,1 ^0 miles.
and «*‘f r
Electric truck, 157 miles.
**e, and othTotal revenue of s ta te for the
I i t n gl«ncp; last fiacal y ear, $29,924,710,
m dosiiyu* of
D isbursem ents for th e sumo p;.
■alion from an
riod, $25,605,617.
nile Court, the orphanages, etc All
'
No S tate Debt
Ffrnnti. *__ n_ m,
. .
this is What
JoSUB talked about:
nhmit •
what Jesus
The atato owes no debt.
and some folks think the world is
The average amount in the slate
worse! But they do knmethe items set
‘The Gospel or St. Matthew getting
what are the evidences of the King*
as outlined treasury, by m onths during the
dom of God!"
Botchu's coni- last fiscal ychr was $5,000,01)0.
wiirty-first verse, reads:
Deposits in state banks un Do.
th« Son of Man shall
[of the state, comber 3L» 1025, were $501,553.. come m his glory, and nil the holv
To Marry
491
and
thore
of
the
67
nntionni
| fensus bureau,
migcls with him, then shall he sit
banks,
on
September
28,
1925.
*5 The urban
}>!>..n the throne of hi* glory: And
.
.
!,4fr and rural 8329,742,000.
him shall be gathered all naThe number of schools nnd nth- adore
on* and he shall separate them
er
educational
establishm
ent',
,ta of the state
T I / kThis sheep
ar thV*“ the
shepherd
[ and the water 152,454 nnd the number of pupil, 'uli'th
from
goats-’d i- 1•
enrolled,
26.6J18iU this as a picture I
'Vc recogriio
bile#.
orest was given ' Total expenditure on education of the ,lust .judgment.
-Uf...........
$14,000,000
‘
i, 3,000,000 of
, . A^ L hCv.*b*n ,Pfl « « »»>«p on,
The number of teachers, 8,322. hi'
right hand, but the goats on
able timber.
The assessed value of real and the left. Then Shull the King £ }
i of
v,lue
farm .land,i personal property n f tho state in unto them on his right hand. Conic!
iron, improved 1925 was $580,000,000 nnd Un ye Messed to my Father, inherit
*r»fe acreage commercial value of state bm port- the kingdom prepared for vou from !
farm. 410 $2,760,000,000.
the foundation of the wo'rld: For
Tho canal mileage to January 1 I was an hungred, nnd he gave me i
gc of immeat: I was thirsty, nnd ye gavel
lvalue of farm 1920 was- 486. *
The mineral output, total value. me drink: I was u stranger, and 1
Ians'” $480,321.per acre of 1024, was $13,909,204, Including >«• took me in; Nuked nnd ye
phosphnte, limestone, brick, pot clothed me; 1 was sick, and ye
urntity of dairy ter)'. tile, ball clay, Fuller’s enrth visited me: I was in prison and ve
■V;
J.OOO gallons of illminito, zircon, gravel and min ‘■ante unto me."
•
. ),000 and 1,- eral waters.
Here are the tests to come in
F ruit and vegetable production the last judgment. Ladies and gen
uttcr.
. $18,000,000; In 1926 was in excess of the do tlemen, We do not put these tests
Mrs. Irene Matcher is the pretties divorcee in I-os Angeles—at least
ithat
Jin*'«.
M'luir
> Keeler vailed i__
. gave
__ iher a decree.
*
Etc nnd sweet, mestic consumption in th e state, or I'm people • to determine whether
s.w
hor Judge ti
P. irE.
her ...»__
when »be
94,000 cnrlnads.
they are Christians or not * * ♦
He
suliLnc
"couldn't
understand
why
her
husband
would
desert
Stich
n
The total tonnage in ex port > nnd Only such questions were asked me
Lnd grapefruit,
sweet, pretty wife."
: imports of overseas commerce was at the a lta r of the Methodist HpUropiil ns this. 'Do you believe in the
, $50,000,000. 111,000,000.
doctrine of religion us set Torth in
Sudden Cold Snap Is , s t u a ed
r t - nvw vounhouse win
the .Methodist Kpiscopul church?'
in 1920.
It I said I believed it. 1 could be a
Felt
In
Palm
Beach
•Methodist. Vou hud the same test
HIS
I
Just Married
I put
TARPON SPIJIN(IS—"Lender"
to you.
a jf|
new Ituplevjveh-perfect
PAL REACH, Fla., Mnrch 15.— Tpurchases
"I was hungry and ye gave me
t.T’i - For the past day or two Palm ing press.
meat: I was thirslyMind ye gave
Beach lias bt—n suffering from, u i —— .-*-r.
--. t
- - ■
1 was in prison, nnd
me drink
sud’len cold simp." Some old re- | \ rill- r u t iit «ir Till) r o t \ tv
ye visited me. How- cun people
sorters ossertul tlutt it was t!i.
.it iu . k. > i:m \in i: t u n n
say that social sen-ice does not
ci-Mest here in 26 years.
*V \T K o r r i .o i i i n t .
,
have a place in the Gospel? • * *
B. 13.- - A
Paris Saturday morning th e - jN m ; r u t : k u ta ti : ,.t iiu ro i~!
‘ Should Rend Gospel.
|tn sent nut to
thermometer rigistercil 42 de- Walsii. lo-e, ,»ni.
"It would do us nil good if we
rri i s in the si ade nnd about 61 **"■• 1,11 1■ieilti«-rs. b :aiii,i>. l*l»
I South by the
,.
-t * . lif „
i,
lrl«al****> nit I nil \ \ r *fiiih litivtiu;
would take the four Uo.<pcls and I
niUrc* of the
in l lu* muiu 1 he tv VkI»ri’
** j <'talfnt* «•r
u ttihl
read t h e m straight through to see
If lh. i’ -'-slivnamlful nf pooplf ahnr»ly civiuirn
how
much
in
the
teaching
of
lesus
l l ’r.it. d S in t- ',
, to Imive the cool wind* for a dip iii> '
■-•■' ‘ " "* ''
'-ereb)
l | t .............
.
J n - t t r i . .1 '...a
;■ r u i n >1 . • n - e r , m i
t h a t is like these words I have just
portage in re*
; ocean.
1
I a
Hi n 111 I * 11ll'i'tl
read f r o m Matthew. * Take the
it oo|i
p coats
n is i* u
were
ei r «
w mi during ill" >i.h,
• I till'!'
*Pl
*
f i t 21*.
l i f t V*» I
p ro d ig a l son- he is the type o f peo
ili» • t *i* .f llarfi I*
n-l
*'n\ and' °
of tin !i it e ls w ere i a^-T
kill c|..*e Mur.
W .tlslt ilt«»U*-»t| Im * nf s*"lii h^»l*
ple
who
go
to
the
juvenile
court!
|
heated.
I tbow a short-*
• . mil \ 1 l»*i »1 , t • i i t * I - ' i t i n i
And t " ja i l, a n d w h o s u p p o r t t h e
u.il Tii'Ui - ' **• in I
|tU- t'*t 'I 1-i 'i
re d -lig h t d i s t r i c t - in th o c it ie s . T h e
,tt
| *
M i . ,
»h"
>T.
PETERS
HI
IlG
I
bird
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I fen igii iiii-’It •'»»
t
.-iiuiers o f J e s u s ' d a y w e r e t h e o u t I T h e u id o u ,.f A n ato li- Fi-urn-e. 1 . 1 1 . in h poll oTfi.«
Is • st .ildi*iivd. t ,jJ"" ‘I '
l.'ln istinn
t%
.1 111 t n h tun
i .i - t - o f t h e t o w n y e t J e s u s s p e n t I in .m s F n pelt w r i t e r , is s o o n t.
( ' .I 11 Hit • hoi«
i relief, pubmu<
h
o
f
h
is
t
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t
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to
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i*I.YMl*IAv
-FI«»ridii
East
C
o
n
st'•
|)chi)u! work.
t . % I • If-ill.
I!'1 '!*w in all t h e s e p e o p l e t h e s o n s ; iiouiH 'eipcut a t l ’ari.> S h e Iteisel,' Railway Co. pieparing to build
(
to 53 p*T
I : \ V K ,* T l i l ’S T i ’i 'i
ion!
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a
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t
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t
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c
b
e
f
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e
s
h
e
In
a
m
e
viaduct
over
Lixio
lllghw
ty,
a<
l
III.
IM m . *. r JI*i» fk
| The .'iidt'tnge
1*• *.•.im-tl
p o p l e w i t h t h e s p i r i t o f G o d in ; t h e w i f e o f t h e n o t e d a u t h o r .
cost-Tig south of city.
* $>'.271.
.lion Bureau
°f church^rkinga/ " 52® "«*«• «" Wormitory, *b33£
each church renroE^m!l,|0np’ Wth °f, the rctJ-Hght district, the Juvocxccutivc
comStK, ^,Ki °n °n° i&kC|0UrtVtl]QiirPhanages, etc All
««u,frJLss;?n
f»! uRoifij? Dr-
You Don’t Need
Rose Colored Glasses
To See die Advantages
•
ssars 2»5, b°ginin^ wuh ^e
i
Send
fall F o r ----------- ----------ibulions
i
— o f—
BITH LO
' It requires a lot
O f imagination to
See the possibilities
In some of these
“Proposed” Townsites.
^ l T H L O IS BUILDING
Bithlo has been a
Trading center for
Years. It is sur- * i
roundbd by
the
*
%
World’s most pro
ductive agricultural Area.
ii
mi
hG,«IM; l hli*Wuterial
$ioi ami '■
t.OTs. Thcr
| the to e!|-t
«•srn $
i ot the A'-1
I
'4* *
Houses, stores,
Offices are built;
Streets are paved,
*
Sidewalks laid; Light
And Water system being
Installed. A modern
Hotel contracted for
m
I n a u g u r a l M e e t in g
a; t
Auiv*:i mi
A* t li v u t u i
J c l i j n h ja v i
■Mi iruv,. ,i,
BITH LO H A S T R A N S P O R T A
TION
«
Located midway between
Orlando and the Atlantic
Coast, at the junction
Of the Cheney-Dixie Highway and the Florida
East Coast Railroad,
The growth of BITH LO
Is inevitable.
ialihoiigh tin'
nsd U',n oi.-
Seminole Jockey
►r i iiuM - hi I
Jprc than t
littl- > .Isti f.,,
rn.«e -,i ti.
‘ fu'JT i 111., .
|en To He
Jn Queen
Ha., March ,
tojuilar girl in
wg hair, has
I four months,
j>ile from Se«• Though a
Jn by vote uf
piih Queen in i
F “ on Page-:
rhoy’vo Just nnswered “I do" to tie
prenclirr’s thim-honured Inquiry,
imvo Georgette Cohan, daughter
of the iinmoriul George M., and
'Villinm Ilumilton Rowse, New
i ork perfume m anufacturer
I ,
Begins Saturday, March 20th
M
[and 8.
N early $20,000 Is
Taken By Bandits
i
In Bank Robbery
J-!-a lierliMiuin *
[w St„A ugu..-:
louionair'e de- |
l the w est '
»nt id tl„.
W n ‘.
PPsn.'iun pi,,.
! T«*>rti Elec.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.. .'lim b i>
I—Birmingham a t 6 oVhn-k i*u
morning found heru an niainilur* I
motor car used b y bntidit* «
curly today robbed the bunk *v
HurUellc of between $15,UiM ,mJ
$1.0,000 in currency.
The car contained empty ow'iu .
uuyis and numerous check*. The
»i^m!n,0^'*c> *la‘^ been ntolen Ineu
Ilham G. Penhallagcn, u llirn»ingluiiu citizen, Into .Sundiiy nighi
A gang of eight men. |!cmviidi d
U|xiu Iiurtselie nhortiy after midnight, bound every man in fg b
and leisurely cut their way Tit-the bunk, escaping with all .-aTi in
sight.
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Louisville u*ul Nashville ra.lc -d
there men hound and gagli-d. w«i
taken to the Sauk building where
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working, i-nltintf
into the vaults. . . Nitroglycerine was usl- l w-hm
J’ .';., "ould go no further. .Mean
• ilk* as citizens were aroused they .
vere seized anil carried to tho'ban'; J
vwiere they also were !>•> n<l. 1
Among these wt.rt, E m ,.,; Atilt“ cede, cashier of unotht-r bunk in
ic,wn.
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CHICAGO, Mar. 1 5 .- D P IK e e n
tfvnlry to poses* the winter golfer
Has grown apace in late ' years
since it was discovered thnt golf
n was as good a drawing card for
V Tourists ns seashore bathing, ocean
fishing or other semi-tropical ntVf tractions.
’ The rivals arc scattered along the
'y Warm portions of the Atlantic and
5 gulf coasts, through Togas',' Niw
. Mexico and Arizonn, and up the
t ■Pacific shore ss far ns Victoria,
ih flttG . Tho fastest expansion in
y golf, has Iw vr/in Florida, where• score* of links have been built
in tho last few years. The boom
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gulf coast to the main centers of
norlhcni ponulnlinn, golfers began
to flock to Florida and other-gulf
cilnst stater..
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They are still flocking. Florida
nlrjie now has upwards of 100
links, mostly for winter visitors
And It w h s this golf hegirs, enthus
iasts nay, that started the real es
tate hooni. The pilgrimages also
helped the interm ediate golfing
centers) such as IMncburst Whit”
Sulphur Springs, French Lick and
lint Springs, where a few’ golfers
held rendezvous with sunshine be
fore they were induced to go fur-
f ir s t s ig n s
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LEAR* F O L K S --------®
JO 'S 'f A F E U ) U h l E ^ a e o o t
O S © u s L e A tS O E R S . f o <sa m *t h e
•LEAST* T his B ux LEAGUE BUSiMESS.
\<5 K .O . LI STEM — F 6R . C O P P E R I
HAt> Z BOCOL*p 6 F « O U P A LffT OF
C E L E U S / AkTO e t O F F 3 STEAKS,
s m o t h e r e d in o n i o n s
BM*j|
nntcnt opened here t L j y U? ' ft" ? '-*
the courts of the Florida
,hu fir,N
rluh. with W illi-,n T. Tilden l
national champion, defending m"’
title he won here last year b*v rr I0? 1* *«
Tenting Vincent KicharS in £ ^ ‘T 1'
finnl match of the single*
,h .on i
Tildeti, playing outdoor afa?*,
loiip day off. must fare « Kirn “ , the.?
field to retain the nniiRtf'-^-rn^rv. ° l
JHle. VJneent Richard.,, f J S h f S ! i £ g j
two victories down sinte n.ul
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i" S .r tr o n r head, C l S i t S * , ! ? :
tjnder.i, with n number or other neither
ranldne pluyera entered.
"V h‘T 0
T. Ilarada, diminutive Japanese d o S
champion, B. I. C. Norton, of St, Dawson
Louis, A. II, Cnnpiin, Jr of ami j ni.'
Springfield, Mass., J3.1IawSnl"Vo<. J M '
hell, New Orleans, New York F
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C. Bnggs, New York George’oC
Connell, Chicago and Jerry Long, M ik e
New York, wero among th? prom- |_ _ i
inent entries.
JACK
F irst round matches began thi i ?n V
morning;
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the largest purse ever given, and
courses urv planning a plenty Los
Am*e,o* found thnt while C h icag o ^
with 3.000.00Q populntinn had thir-j
t.v public UnkH on which one could
piny eight month ii year; the me
tropolis o f soulhcm CaUfornin.
with n thi id thnt number of re«icU-nts, where one could J?nH 3°-r>
days a year, had one lone course
open to nil comers. Norman Mac
Roth, n noted am ateur from the
East, set about building a fee links,
fc. C. Tubbs, a pioneer In southc”i
California golf, redoubled his ef*
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HOME FOLK'S Ahl APPET IZiU G
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T H E U L IE 9 O F
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W ith Yariks
W ingo’s Star Hitter
ij/J o e ^ M llia m s
Hobby Jones is undouhtirdly the
gientcat golfer that ever lived but
Walter liugcn simply refuses to
*believo it.
land, Tacoma, Seattle nnd Van
;-*war period nnd the persistent ud- couver iilniuiirig an expansion of
vartising of the n e a m » s of the! golf facilities.
The am ateur ehnm|iio?i now
knows hf,w it feels to run afou1
of n pair of Dempsey fists deliv
ered with Fitzsimmons power nnd
Greb freijuency.
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SoutheasternlV ^7T r~ :
Tournament Opens At Intw?
Jacksonville^ Today
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Trnynor nut with h simih-e hurt.
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None of us imagined we’d ever
Raises Far Kelly And VIetispl
In the meantime, Johnny It t i
live lung enough to see a great
s NEW YORK, Mar. 11
bird like Jones hull eg 12 lip in
Word comes from Nnrust ,tn, Fla.. lings, cavorts at second nnJ 1thyn
a golf match. Not without the aid
that Emil Mcusel and Gemrge Kelly at third. Waner was in left fi< hi
of a tank of chloroform nnd an
hgve gained an increase 1n salary- yesterday.
army ut any rutu.
Jacob Rupert, nt Nt. Pe tersburg,
as urts that bis Yankee* , des|iiU,
Veterans To IMay Rookie*
Nothing can sutpri^e us now.’
UIN0INNATI, ().. Mar. I.Vfive defeata during the po*t weak
W alter Jnhnfon can become a bull
nd In the first division,
pen pitcher, Earl Sunde can go to
nctnbrr the I7rnves of 1014
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trainirig mules. Willi.- lIop|K.‘ can
ip Rods of IQID," he rays.
-tart racking poo) o.ills mid Unite
Eliott, 210 pound portsiiter,
Ruth can drop to lh_- .u.ndlois.
ha* born sent to Hrnttle' oy t l v ; out for the Cincinnati Red • f-dBrooklyn officials a t Clearwater. >low lug a complete n , *,.-er >:.t
if any living golfer—even the
v nnd M anager Robinson ssy* thm unlny at Orlamlo.
great Hagen—can bounce Jones
Starling Rtrlk-r^ right hander, for | / Friday, the Clt velund lm li.ru
around until he’s cross-eyed and
A tim e with tile Unstop Iiravvr. !nml .Reds will jday tin- last game
l.nock-l.r.eed. then anvthi :l can
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| to be played by a big It-urn- elm,
R* • Connie Mack I n I’lenscd
tthis year at CJrlando. Nothii.g h i .
happen nnd no doubt will. •
» . n ilL A D K I.P IlIA . Mur. 15.—td’l been heard from Eppu M-xn- and
HERR MQUA ID
v; —^Everything 1-, more than s a tis -, Rube Mmirler, holdouts.
Whether Hagen is actually that
fic to ry ” to 5Lilinger Connie Mack,
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much better than Jones is u w af S tar right-handed liurlcr who will
.. ctf the Athletic*. At Fort Myers.
Itnltlf For licrtlw Regia
fle you can fry >n your owl, grid he given u trial by the New York
Fin., he tielieves the team I.i much
DETROIT, Mich. Mar. 15- ( V,
dle. Muvhe he is and maybe he Yankees this season. He’s consider
\ further along than it was a t this [ —With Tyrus Raymond Cold, nt
isn’t, The important lld,y; is thnt ed a promising prosppet by Man
ager Huggins. The Yanks, by the
time last year.
the Detroit Tiger’s Augusta trninthey paid off on .hot** figures.
George Harper and "M utch".in* camp, the battle for regular
way, could find good use for an
. Hcnlinr, I'hilly holdouts, fact? thi* pinery on tin* »*ound i* »cIiimIu!i «J
other capable pitcher. McQuuid
Uossibillty of lH-ing placed on the to l,t.gin this week. Rim- and Tuvwas with St. Paul in the Ameriinehgihli- lint if they do mi; rc- j caer arc regarded us certain of
inn As itciatii-n lust year, hanging
|K»rt for duty soon.
positions at tin- first and short,
up a formidable record.
L t),
--------respectively, hut places a t aeeond,
You can give him the trninbs’
Not Adverse To Golf
third, in the outfield and on (he
exit in the assorted cold meats Mike McTiguc was willing to fight
tvxa l la G c c a t ccca ca n tmo no
WASHINGTON, Mar. 15.—(/IV battery sta ff are more uncertain.
FAl 'i J WiTh AL’i eMTiNO S iv x t
events hut when \ou s ta rt serving for her freedom. . . . Which proves
* Mucky H arris, manager of the! Manager Cobh urrived ut Au-,
turkey he’s there for a double help she never saw Mike fight.
Wuihington .Senators, has eo n -|g u sta yesterday from Uultlmnr-’ |
ing, and gets it.
eluded that so fur ns liu is con- j w here ‘ho submitted to un eye
Ty ( ohl, conceded to lie the greatest linscbnll jda>er of all time,
“ Yes, John just got hack from
i earned a little golf now ami then operation. v
A lot of the spear-toters in the Hnvnnu
•loon all tilings well, Among his many accomplishments is an uticunny
nnd I tell you my dear
ability to solve the offerings of opposing pitchers.
machie-nibiirk ranks don't like he’s all agrog over it."
Game Knowrd Out
Cobh, for nine successive years, led the American League nt but nnd him been use he carries his rhin
CHICAGO, Mar. 15.—f/P )-F a is, lias 12 championships to Ills credit. That makes him an authority on high nnd wears his luit higbr.
It is pleasing to read the "coal
tired of rcuding local wcuilier ailing.
forecasts of snow and still more
On the Detroit club is another outfielder who can hit the pill, Al
That bothers him about os much miners und operators have finality
, ow, turned to spurting pager, "Red" Wlngo. Like Cohb, Wingu is n left hander and hits ’em hard to as a sliver in a nightwaichnmn's effected a perm anent settlem ent
today for the result of the White all fields.
and th at there is not be be another
wooden leg.
strike until next fall.
Sox-Hhrevrpurt opener in the pro"He's the grcuten, natural hitter in baseball,'' is (',,lib's tribute to
verbal sunny southland and loamcd Wlngo.
Alexander the Great hud a quartthe iftime had been snowed out.
Spain’s decision to abolish bull
"Once he acquires the habit of waiting out the pitclu-r and picking the sized ego.
Nupoleon’s vanity
All in all it was a tough day ball lie likes to hit, hu is going to 1^ even tougher in fool. At present cracked a mirror. When Wash fighting is probably due to one of
*v _ W w tfrn IterruIlH In Vrtbm
•‘or Chicago Illinium nr th- r - "lt d" overlooks the value of getting the pitcher in the hole, being ington put on (he Ritz it was l»e- two tilings; either they're run out
PITTSm iltG . Mar. Ifi.—MPi
Iurn * from the Cults-I.n* Ang.le, content to s^ing ut any ball delivered close to the plate."
of bulls or matadors.
coming.
Hal Rhyne and Paul Waner. Cali game in tin* city of Any Is uove.l
Since Wlngo bits well, using only natural ability, Cobh lias let well
fornlft m -rults at the Paso Roldi-s the tribe I ud liven bhrnkcd 2-n
enough alone end not tried to change bis style.
Cal., training ramp <>f th- I'itt. •
, hurgti Pirates, displayed some • f
Hisler Pleased With llrowa-,
their ability yeslcnh.y when the
NT. Lt>UN, Mur. 15.—<d»,-Af lirowus will meet llrookiyn in a
champions deferlrd tie P as, ter three Weeks of spring t ruin - third exhibition game today a t
Rubles uM-stais 12-0.
j lug, Manager George Sh- cr is Tarpon Springs, Florida.
Khmke U DLap point men’
Bhyne; lies Ides making the l,u*l satisfied with ids club, despite
Th - Cardinals :, owed all-round
BOSTON, Mar. IS,—How aril i
fielding jilny, connected for a thre., two defeats by the Brooklyn Dodg form in hlanking the Houston, Klinikc,
of the Red Sox’ im in.bagger'-and two single, Waner ers. IDs reasons nre that the Tc-x., club at Houston yesterday, stays in one
tho
box, is proving some
-connrct«4l with one triple,
players are in good vendition, th- 12-0. Effective bailing, 'l-.itting what of a disappointment
Yes
pj Eddie Moore sjiraincd nis aakh | team spirit is fine and the new nod defense featured in the victory'. terday
his team w.v, h -ntem 7 to *,
The concrete evidence of any ball
Saturday and liss been ndde I i-,| men, Melilhi, Zachery. N ereis and Willie Sherd'll pitched In mid-sea
club's failure is frequently found
tlie ho i, itul list alrr.g with Pie Rtiled are showing up good. The son form und another tcanl of nt New Orleans by th? Pelicans, I
He yielded the 7 runs in f t innings.
in the region of the players' heads.
• GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Mar. Ifi.i
— —II. L. (Tom) Sebring, Gator l
football mentor, has been sending
his brickfield candidates through
vigorous Charleston dunces for 15
minutes each afternoon in conncc...... ia t
tion with their spring training, ju, *h',» " £
Coach Sebring
Sebring' believes thnt the
th- I The wimw
Conch
rdance holpa his runners develope champioSfi
their broken field running.
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The training of imek
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field candidates has , ten closed, but tli^
linemen will have at tear, two
more weeks of intensive drill, with
the whole coaching stuff on duty
instructing the firist defensive as
pirants. .
. About 05 candidates for the Gntor grid machine have been out J\ spring training nnd the longest
period has been in vogue titan a;
the history of the school.
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How ninny tim es did Jiui Moloi ney. and King Solomon fight lust
year nnd whut were the results?—
I F. W. H.
T hree; Maloney won twice on
points in IQ rounds and the other
time no a foul in three, tin- Inst
named being the second meeting.
\Vhnt team won the ouster intercollegiate buskctbnll title Inst year?
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1‘rinceton.
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Whaf was the outcome of the mer
hark 20 HM
bout botwen Berlenbnch and Solo- J runiidm
mon Inst-fall ? ~ F . G. W.
homien a*
Ucrlenbach won on Icehnirnl knjn with
I.b^ i
in ninth round.
one of W
IIpw -ninny tlmi-s was Chicago staffs in ®
defeated on itiL home floor in Rig
Ten competition up to the middle
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Ocala—Construction of new Le while* fW r®
high P o rtla n J \o m c n t plant near higher; Id»M
(fl-110 BCCOtWf^
hero, to get under way. .
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M a n a g e r Eddlo Collin, of
Chicago W o Sox is placing i
Of his hopes fo r a successful
Jon on the two T cds-L yons
“l£r‘5!«
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^ through in steller style.
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PILOTS PLANE.UNDER
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BRIDGE
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,N E W YORK, 'M ar. 16. Miss
Viola Gentry/ cashier In a restaurtv
ant, has piloted a piano bi
beneath
_ ^jtlyn and M anhattan
bridges, 13,1 and 13S feet respec
tively above the w ater line.
A
male pilot was with her.
She
says she has a pilot's certificate
herself and needed a thrill that
her regular job does not provide.
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btson
tson
Up The Back
Only
has wahiwruntll It Is Jess than one
half of one pefcfcnt in the larger
dailies.”
Readers Blamed
1
o most sensotionnl newsPni
pern are leas aenaationnl than thelrl
renders. S triv e , as they may to
tickle Dem os,-the mechanical nn,i
hiUhed.
which p o is o n s economic lim itations on ncwipaivr
po uon r iUM-lf. S u p - space nro such th a t they cnnstiiuu.
- W a n t Dr p e r t i n e n t one of the fonst sensational forni,
nteres t o f p o p u l a r i t y . of tetters. P er thousand cm* 0f
ie o r F c lf-in tc rc a t tyflo or pounds of paper, they run
„ f a d e a th w a r - less to crime nnd tragedy than most
^ in. O f t h i s th«- of the great classics.
“The iden th a t the suppression nc
nt**pn|fcr9 u *uf
crime news would lessen trim- K
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„ the newspaper’s re- norcs the fact, th at newspapers are
rmyHad activities of by do means the only methods f„r
touched on in the thefilfsmjmliihtion of Informal,
'he* news os' nc- They have never, rapersnlwi tho
.lurc" and the lieWs- gossip nnd t|iQ- grnpe-yiae t;lt . S 2 S , t e r ?t •«>«. Kas., never
•
ititntion “which la graph.”
lm S Utll" rP” P,‘ lhnt
Likewise tfuf authors find tha* Un7he
w t» a* ‘ho c,ock
oU th ^
Hpr unm are so litncomparatively little of available
m b<» ta,l DlU'Vfl tn thdft
, *r4 members of the sejwnews Is printed although citing n.tsclf. Photo shows her demonChicago Tnbune. the subject a 9 one of widi> interest j g g t o r tlie flexibility of her
Sex News 1
, u ii writer on eco“ Sex will disappear from the
ider the pseudonym
while Carroll also news when newspapers nro written
or in the Mcdlll and read by Robots- Mon and wo
ilism at North- men nnd their problems ns such al
ways have been the theme of ac
...Jty.
celerated literatu re as of nearly
iC Isssin cstio n
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declare that news- nil other sorts.
. have had n triple
“But just ns 4n crime, the very
of nows bssed on the abundance-of sex news in time
If, love snd religion, forcca a process of selection, until
eelffc and probnbly n very minute fraction of m-x news
ne, news interest as ever gets Into the newspaper and
; world in review ns that la usually selected because n
or night upon the carries with is aomo unusual ( V n -'ti
. wires, cables, hot lu re or appeal—exactly ns the *„-x n *
frier’s typewriter or o f'g re a t literature is always some
mails, seems to be thing vastly more than sex.”
The relation of1 advertising to
death, desire for newspapers
is commented upon.
ioslty, ambition and “I t has become
conventional to *ny
h nmi poverty, re- th a t a newspaper
liven on .its by.eiterosity and sting* product, advertising.”
The author^
I ml dishonesty, herudeny this, saying:
|, called “the most . “ It probably is .true today that
all pew* themes— tbo groat, m ajority of newspaper
relation gnip* and advertisers are ns dependent on
it," the authors ns- the newspapers as they nre on the
he cost of publishing rnllrhttds, the pOBtoffice. or the
[and the volume of telephone for. th eir continued exist
! a place in the news ence nnd functioning.”
■ihr. 15-—
nP more
to
... °« dniryntnn
dairyman
than
"put pruwic ncid in
f Uech and John
theirnew hook
'■What fi the
v Board ct
Copies or
gallon*| Ipk system for the* ru st Rifle
Hr bool
note (’nun- may !>• had from tha Architect up m n r,y ........................
olid In** located at fXjllara
St t i n .
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O ) ,jHanforrl;
H anford; In S e m in
o le County, la ac<
o n - deposit a If
t T. w f n l y - j l v o (irs .O
Inole
s u c h d e -1 cordAiire
tlrman,
Ith plana and sneelfl*
Ito llsrs c ertified
posit
to
bo
refunded
lioha
fide
bid’
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wtlon*
:mnry.
as prepared b y E lton J.
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tier* npnn return of‘ plana and s p e d - ; Mouyhtton. Architect-- <0
flcallons
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It* onter of the CounUf nonrrt of
ect any nnd M l ____ ^____.
Of T# aeInsirucllnn. Hemlnole Cutlntjr,i cTnVanyr '^bid n■r Vp aEr tBbids.
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f b id hCW
b y t h e m rublle
Sealed bids will be recel\«,| by Public
Klorhla.
Kebrusry
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deemed
to
be to the best Inierfat
the County Board of I’uhllc kln- Kit HI» T. WII.l.l AMH. Chnlrmna.
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County.
Mruction for Hemlnole Courftv,
I C o p ie s ol
of plans and specification!
Klorldn. nt aaparlJttendenfs. Office. Attest: T. W. Ijiwton. Hecretarj ■
fr —
*- ------t’o u r f H o u s e , Sanrhld, K lorldn. u n 1Ml
11 ‘ten
'On ai . iC]
si Mitrchl. iotft.
s o r te r : to i tl^ H x ^ r itn n t ~
tlHb_......
f u r n i s h i n g of m n t r r l a l s f,.r :,nd
Healed bids wl . h o r o e e l c c d by
t h e e r e c t toll o r a c o m p l e t e
s y s t e m , t n c i u d l n i r e r e c t l d n t.r h e a t e r th o C o u n t y r .n a r d o f P u b l i c I n
for
H e m ln o le
C ndnty.
ro o m , f o r t h e I V e i f Hide. P r i m a r y s t r u c t i o n
Hcbool I t n lld lm r l o c a t e d u t Hnnford. K ln rld a . u l H u p o H m i 't i d c n t ’s O ffic e ,
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C L E A R W A T E R -^ P a rk
S tre e t In H em ln o lo C ounty,- In a c c o r d a n c e
With |duni -and specification., I)a til t e n A* M.. S t a r c h H l h , t « « ,
may be widened to ^40 feet.
prenareil by B tto n
J . M<>nphi.<n, f o r t h e f u m f s h l o K n f m a t e r i a l s f o r
a n d Hie e r e c t l o t t 't i f a e o m u l r l e h e n t A rrn ilrrt.
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T he H oard rese rv e s th e rla h l tn
x o t ik e to c o N T i u m m i i
. r e j e c t a n y n n d II bids, n r to no*
r e p t a n d bid. tit p a r t o f b id by t h e m
^S ealed, .bids w ill h e r e c e i v e d ,h y d e e m e d t n b e t o t h e b e s t Itilrre n t
the County . U
», onrd o r K u tih e In* nf t h e C o u n t y .
struetion .foe Hemtnote County,
Murids, at Superintendent*!
l e n f a Office.
Court House, Hanford; Florida,
Flot
nn-
III l e h A, M.; Al.irch I,*U),
t t l i . ISIS, fo
for
th e fn rn lsh tn * or m aterlaia fo r and
t h e e r e c t i o n of u r u m iH e te l u n t i i m
ayalein. Im’ltlihiiK ■el'rctlnn o f h e a t e r
ro o m f o r t h e ( I ra ru m o r Helton] nullclJnw lo c a t e d a r S a n f o r d . In K .m ln u le
f.'ounty. in a c c o r d a n c e « w U l i pinna
a n *l a p e c i r i e a t l o n a an ' i i r e p a r r d t,y
T h e llo artl re s e r v e * tile r t a h t to
r e j e c t a n y a n d a l l bid*, o r to a r r e n t
n n y bid o r t« irt «>f b id b y th e m
d e e m e d to b« lu I h e - b M t t h t n r c i t »r
t h e C o u n ty .
O P E N A L I . N IG H T
Sanford Cafe
125 W . F IR S T ST.
B
S
Fnttory 308’W. Centfi! AV«»*e
Retail Store 15 & Cenlfkl ’A>e»0e'
Orlando;’
UININE
n m I 1! iiiitT rii t m r n
a raniaRRBfi
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Realizing the great opportunity in this
fa
paneling
ytic home people inlast
thefew days
have bought residential sites on
,
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J. J. PARRISH
is
I city.
1Is Right
1RD
yard
Special atteiittoh paid to'
- parties, receptiims
. and weddings.
Cnndidate for State Senator
lies Year’s
Calls For
tpenditures
1Une of
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I hereby announce my tnudi.Ucy
for tho Democratic nomination for
State Senator from the .'ITtli Si-mi
to'rinl District comprised of Hr< 1
vard and Seminole countu*. - di
Ject to the prim ary ..to l> held
Juno Hth. 1020.
■I linve been elected n p r , nta
tivo from Brevard ('mint' four
times—and nm holding such • tiuoand am confident the expcio nn
thus gained will enable me t u n
der gredlter service than hrntofore. I nm not the candid.it*1 of
any faction, clique nor rine tied if
elected will in the future n, n the
past serve all the people.
*
Sincerely your',
J. J. PARRISH.
t-ES, Mar. IT,— Pro—Paid
Political Adv.
|.® right for Lake
ng and summer will
xpendituro of more
[exclusive of hontL-ii
‘he Floridn State
amerce. The CoinCorporation will
“ tely (440,000 In
its building, (300,for street paving,
*TImprovements and
*111 go into bulldLakes.
I« scorn of home*
1» planned for this
1« every indication
Twurtion program
of any year In tho
l8t Phone 472-vi
CANDldSf
Chop Suey
16.—Martin
sed nf its $1,000,1J. II. Durrnnco &
Rile, and soon will
elion program , of
nee to the state.
oJ»rt* Involves the
Dixie Highway
Bty at n cost of
im ou' railroad
toghfare will be
Ktinn rrf nn
the Florida
iBOljrapiii. Tho
1«dt g# into con
oid from Warfield
1mntj line, tho
»d from Stuart to
will W widened
f tlMJWO and
spent to provide a
[Bessy Point to the
fc. Other project!
ftioti of a number of
Highways and
^CE, M jr ,
POTTER’S
FEET Will stop t p m p iT o w
am
:■ : ?
■r*s
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V Colds break in 04 bourn for the wfltfcM
tch between the toes, aching, to re 1 M 10 use HtllV Pew and benches go. 1
UCARBo"0d “ d 600le<1 “ °°Ca'*y [jGnrpeyKW .injdiyj TO.Ulb.qtdtkj l
y *fi. _
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o't trusf Icnvr help, don't
It d a s troys a ll foot Infections quickly, wait. Get back to ncrroal at ooce.
ktllii the germs and prevents recurrence
Prlcr3Qc
•TUte trouble.
D e S u re lfli^ !
Tuple* of plans and apeciriratluns
m a y be bad from tbo Arcbtlevt u p .
L1CARBO makes you feel like want
on deposit of Twenty
---- u >
t y - f l v e (i:i.o
Hulluts certified clteclCK. * u r h ilelionlt ing a million miles: It brings such com to be refunded bona f i d■e b in d e r s iori
fort ami
and relief.
“ ~ never regret _
reuer. Youll
xou'ii
. v upon return or plans and speclfl sskinfi
your druggtkt for UCARBO, I Get tfrd Box
with portrait
ctiuns to the Architect.
a
e co.
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net
a
iunty Sells
|or Purpose
irovements
—
yittl increase yottr’
W H A T DO YOU T H IN K OF S A N F O ItD ?
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ACTION — BUSINESS — SALES — NOT CONVERSATION
THESE ARE WHAT WILL BUILD SANFORD
Wo want you. the people of Sanford, to shnro In this. We
nre perfectly aware thnt just now for a few weeks things have
been quiet,
,
iJm3!
tj-tn
Wc want you to wake it up with us through sales,
For your benefit, ns the buying public, wo are maki
offering at Drearmvold No. 2 and No. 3 which mcana profits,
Good properly—real 60-foot homesites a t figures th a t mean
profits for YOU.
«
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\Vj . m«e
since 1923; _ r
:Jfe building Sanford five years from now. It will b e a wonderrnl c ty'
Will you bo in on these profits through grasping your
present opjiortunlty?
YOURS FOR A GREATER SANFORD ,
1
HARRY T. BODWELL_
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There Are Wonderful Buys-Not M anyStill Open
earn in g ability
T Is tho‘rad blooded people who
win success Id this world! Red
ood gives men and women the vi
tality-—the energy — tbo itrenglh
*nd the activity to eirn what they
ileaervo)
Nobody can do Justice to them
selves when they are suffering tor
Of rich, red blood. It 1*‘M*
Impoverished condition of the blood
that causes Jo many failures la Ilf*.
There's ’bo place at the top tor the
weak]Jag— th o men and women
"Wt.IKMr. wfcak blood.
.
Build hp your blood! Get Iq tbe
red-blooded class—and get the reyou deserve B- 8. 8. will do
It t n you! B. 8: 9. help. N-tuni
buUd millions of red blood-cells I
8, 8. 8. sends ricb.-red Woodh!^?‘
rilag to every fibre of y«“r
»»4 rro ry pore of your skin- You
•re fairly radiant with energy, vtni
and vitsilty. *
You’ll look like gttcceM.
J.b®
f*ch. red trlood that S. S. 8. helps
Nature build for you
' ME
will clear your akin
«f M r ugly blemishes
—y o u r e y e s wi l l
■Parklo> with enthuslU!<ai—flnu.
/
nn. solid,1 flesh \
Will round
>und 1out
figure — itr t
iome to wen
All dhnr ai
. 010r— wonoalo*)■ 4 ™
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There in only one answer. No city in Florida equals burn
in its clearly apparent prospect and certainty of beinfr one, of
Florida’s FIVE great cities.
Consider the city's increase in paved streets, the building
here of over a Million and a Half in now structures during the
past year. Our now Forrest I-uke Hotel, and the bulkheading
of tin* I-nke Front East. Look into the future, consider what
Sanford will be—the bulkhead nnd boulevard now under con
struction to extend over four miles to the St. Johns River
Bridge—the new super power plant of Electric Bond & Share
Co., now being built at n cost of Millions of Dollars; the man^.
industries in our western section which are expanded ip twice
and triple their present business; our already increasing ton-nuge in freight into Sanford by water and by rail. This city changed into u White Way town with East Firat Street filled
with new business bLocks nnd another Two Million Dollars
worth of homes and building construction during the next
twelve months.
~
The outlook for Snnford is superb I
All right! That’s conversation!
They Are Moving Fast
1
Doti’t make the m istake o f delaying too long. Less thetn
SO buys remain for you r selection
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H. T.BODW ELI. President
; Phone IW
P* W» BLY, Mgr,
SALES ORGANIZATION
fra n k J . Barry
E. F. Bennett
(Jrors* K. Bridget!
K. & Cnu»4aU
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I* B. Denison -
UC, Gnw
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CHIROPRACTIC gets the sick well
and keeps the well fit. Both
classes would benefit by taking ad*
justnientn. Phono 482-J for nppointment. Dr W. E. Mac DougaU
WANT AD. KATES
Tanas: Cash (a Advance
DODGE BROTHERS
,StfLL GOOD USE
Telephone ada, will be rrecirtd
for patrons and collector sent
immediately for payment.
Year , Make ’
26
Graham "
1 Tima 'L l........ ........ 10c a line
6 T im e * ---------------- 8c a Una
■6 T im ea------ --------7c a Una
1$ T lm ea---------. — 6c a Una
Type
Truck
Graham
v Tbo reduced rates are fo r
consecutive Insertions.
Si* wonla of average length
e re counted a Une.
Minimum charge of 80 for
fea t insertion.'
All Advertising is restricted
to proper classification.
I f an e rro r is made The San.
feed Herald will bo responsible
for only one incorrect insertion,
the advertiser for subsequent
insertions. The office should be
notified Immediately in case of
•rro r. J
t
TO AD VEU TI8En8
A lierald represent* tivu
thoroughly fnm illar with rates,
rules and classification will
give you complete inform ation.
And If you wish, they will
assist you In wording your
IV—Em ploym ent
VII—Livestock
Scdah
BABY chicks for sale; Different
-i+'
varieties/ hutching every week.
WOMAN—Work.
home.
Make
Rob deter.
?5.f)0 six hours work. Dignified Cal! and (dace your order cnrly.
1
no selling. Enclose Btamp. C.on- Sunnysido Hatchery, Longwood,
HOlidnted Cord Co., 128 No. Wells Fla,_______________
flt., Dept. -288, Chicago.
i
VIII—Merchandise
____ i
WAN T ETT*EXPPE RIE NCED~STE-!
Coupe-1
NOGRAPIIER. F. W. Render. 55—Farm and Dairy Products
nigglhs-Sm ith-W Ight.
Touring
WANTED—One or two Ladies of EIGHT weeks old Rhode Island
good address who arc experi- j Red pullets, good stock. $L00
Vnced in meeting the Public. For each. Jim MacDonald. Lake.Mary.
dignified, pleasant work. If y o u -------------------------------- ;---------- —
will devote throe to six houra a day FOR SALE: Cow Peas, Velvet
to this, and follow instructions,
Bennn. Cotton Seed, Biloxi and
YOUR EARNINGS will average Seedsmen. Augusta, Ga.
more than FIFTY DOLLARS n t ----------------- ----------------------- 1-----week. Not Real Estate. Address DARK Barred Rock pure bred
Box 15. Sanford Herald, for n p - | , eggs per setting $2.50 and $5.00.
poiotment.
| See Mrs. John Diehl, Mellonvillc
— °
------------------------- ------Avenue, City.
COLORED GIRL WANTED t o ---------------- ---------------------------- -caro for ciiild in afternoon. Good FOR PURE bred Rhode Island
puy. .Call tit 1112 Myrtle Avn.
> eggs. Cnll 2412.
Touring
11
!4
Coupe
Dodge
"Terms to some people"
MILLER O. PHILLIPS. Inc
Ork Avo, a t Second St.
Phune 3
' I— Announcements
A'fcr—ilrlp IN an te d Male
13—Automobiles For Hire
FORD cars for hire.
Phone <!5tiJ
15—Service Stations—Kopai
10—Lnot anil Found
ini;
SMALL black blllfolder Saturday
containing office key and money!
Reward If relum ed to Herald Of
fice.
WANTED!
6000 Buucoka
We’ll tube ’em out am
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Monday and Tuesday,
•* Feb. 22 and 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
II—Automobiles
J l —Automobile* For Sale.
18— B u s in e ss S e rv ic e O ffe re d i inn
TRACTOR Service, clcarinfNPuw
ing, disking and street grading
Imt us do your subdivi.-ion. M. 5'
Lord, Ruuto A, Box 21G.
SANFORD nU IC E CO.
2 |2 Magnolia A tanus
'/
Phong 3t}7
,58— Ilo iiseh u ld Goods
man (nr neinruient r
lion. ' It i .cal aril w ar ! UI..C
.
Work : ii!t-fuiid iippnrtuuity, 1 ■■r rn
btisln- :,s .n advaneemen't ceiltain
for <i pilile man.
I '.nor i a I
OJVe. .-'.i Board Gil Co.. I .t .1 a; ml
Elm,
I ll—Business Service
in s*3S!
vision. *»
lookfe* £
cash, fe u
D sw c^
lar.fjo. yu
F y ^ s H fe iu to u s t:
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SPA RE SPACE!
•South Sid9 School. Buyer car
take possession, Apr. 10 (if
fomi for quick salo by ownri
{°r S.nford
ntste 0f „
can* Ucraii
in McLeauder Arcade
$4160—$600 Cash,
unlance Monthly.
^9—Warn
In McLander Arcade
(Owner)
house,
Phone
MAGNOLIA AVENUE
BUNGALOW
Sanford Rental Agents
81—Wanted—To Rent
WANTED—Room in private home.
Close in. .Will want room latter
part of week. 'Address B. Turner,
care Herald. Do not phone.
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN
REALTY CO
SMALL furnished house by first.
Modern conveniences, reason
able. Permanent pnrty. Box 10,
Herald.
Containing, largo living room
sleeping room, kitchen, bathroom and screened porch which
can bo used for a sleeping
porch.
$4750—Small cash payment.
Bnlance easy monthly nay•
menta
XI—Real E state For
Sale
$1000 CASH
Will purchnsu a five room
house near Highland Park lo
cated on a very 'desirable cor
ner. Owner leaving Hanford
and nnxlous to sell.
$7500
Balance Arranged
TWO HOUES FOR SALE or rent.
Also 2 lots, one with garage.
Must bo disposed of within ten
days, P arty going north. See own
er. 1320 Douglass St. Buena Vistn
Masonic
$1(100 BUYS my 7-room,. open
bungalow, bnlance e a s y / partly
furnished, two enr garage, cornelFranklin and Laurel Sts. C. A.
Butterfield, 112*- Pnrk Ave„ phone
THREE burner gas ran
B. Z. care Herald.
CORNER LOT
»it Magnolia Avenue offered
for quick sale a t—
$2150— $700 Cash
Balance Ensv
FLEXO—Fine floor covering for
halls or kitchens, I t yards, 30 NEW. SEVEN ROOM Clonial
House, large hall,
porches,
inches wide, $0.00. Address, Mrs.
M. Martin, 318 Magnolia Avenue. breakfast room etc.
On n beautifully shaded
lot.
i t '.'(*> I . m d , t rk and f il— M iscellan eo u s
eastern exposure. Now ready,
In ( fu| ji ie!;,| mu) -in.it- -------- — ;--------------------- ---------- Immediate possession small down
-. Ap-'K . tt •,i I > .,1 -met- HORSE, bridle and saddle for sule. payment, balance like rent. Phone
m d A vet
I John Murphy, GimlerviUe. Fla.
48, or call ot N. West corner of
Magnolia and Second S tr’s.
F.a UEI.I i NT f >i'! M V , GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
:tl -.ah Kin E \ h nt : c
cn tub? for washing celery,
y, J lua i,>. qoi real mi- F, F. DUTTON & CO,,
,
line in wHfeli i r*u will
i' eninpet it Ion. Our salva - 1
m.ik.iuf ft I (ill w' i kly and
van v d l vcoik at liaat
l.nlc a-i-l <'1111 stand pros- CUT FLOWERS fur nale. Calendu
\ rite In lin t Manager,
las, sweet peas and othcr^cut
i ilizen . \c lna- k.i Bank flowers. 25c per dozen.
Phone
J N- ! a - 1 a A\ v. '1 ain •10-NV. .Mrs. I.. II. Jones.
’t- i i -i.r- •■ntat •\ * v.ill
1IOMES1TES
Inside The City Limits
HIGH AND DRY
WASTE!
lots 111
Heights.
515 First
713.
CORNER LOT
in Fort Mellon, located m
licit Avenue. .
$2250
Easy Term
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
TODAY
Mi »iy s^i M
■ates 10c
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
“The RcmiII Store’’
We mnke a specialty of onr prompt
DIANA
filling of prescriptions and <imck
Address ENTERPRISE BULB
Moon — Diana iJqies and Service
delivery.
COMPANY
2U8 W. First St.
Phono HI 7 Drugs — Soda — llut Sandwiches
>i \ \ I h 1•
1bnvli-.-.ing ae- i-l
Orange City, Florida
8. Cj. PCltTFK, Mgr..
take m del: f-*r divine., und lin ■
r - tie, fast selling nrnpoaitinn,
NASH
LAKEY'S DRUG STORE—P re maJ v n i\t\ t i one hundred .dollars
Sanford Dealer, H A. Rtvs
W. First St.
Phone 017
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wc per wet k Investigate, write Box
REALTORS and Brokers should
are os near you «s your phone 1211. West Palm Beach, Flu.
carry a complete list of their
—A u lu iiin b ilfu f u r S a le
(nil 1U3.
best offerings in the classified colCHRYSLER
uma daily.
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UllAS. T. EU LIJJtt MOTOR CO.
1fit i Id in U—COnlrnotini;
411 W. 1M St.
Phone GUI
»if>— Specials Hi the Stores
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Til.
XVU.LY8 KNIGHT ami Overfund. ; ruufs, built up roofs. Kl'-loofinj;
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
Jt. end M. Motor Co.. Park and 1nvet old roof*. Leaks repairid I
ComirtcMnl.
tim ntis free, Satisfnelinu iru.-ivauOnly producers wanted. We have
i t''»d. Oak Ave. and 3rd St. Phene
ELECTRIC
ELECTRIC
an unusually attractive proposition
MtMINULK MI'D,SON-ESSEX i n
to offer to hubtiera w ho have come
INC.
2(C> Oi.k Avenue
JAMES II COWAN —All kind.* to Sanford to make money.Our list
Conn- in nnd see our line of
I'hune 41
•>f Tint and Sheet Metal .Work ings mid chcntel is the best. If
Electrical Appliances
Water and Rant Turk- At Ual. i you ure a salesman und want to
innkc
permanent
loiincctionu,
where
V e n u e end T hird S treet Tele
Percolators, Irons, Wuffle
'o u r services will be appreciated,
CllEVROLKl
1 hone 111
Irons, Toasters, etc.
and your income unlimited. AdJRmi Jon C hevulet (3
Tentli und Sanford Ave .
] .MIRACLE C otirytte Co,, jpoiernl dr, s Box ll luO cure Herald, for
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THE BALL HARDWARE
j cement work, siduwulkH, build an interview.
• urn IdiH'kn, irrigatlun boxes
i 1 erwilleger, IVop.
H O - H U M - THE O O C T o n
O R O E d e a M E T o C»(T O P
<ST
AvM’ t a k e A LOi'
W A L K . 1M T h e N O R n i i s '
priced.
Reasonable
l b U P P o ty C
H IS V E T O
WALK D O W N
the elev a to r
kNOT M O tjT
e iC A M L E E P -
o pen the
FR O N T O ooo ?
Phone 713
Realtor
Term;:
OHUF—i**®!
through till l
is. Ohio. Bm
trict
in rwwit ^
MeUch Bldg
Beautiful six
ronm Spanish
IJARGAINSS —BARGAINS
type stucco bungalow, h ard
wood floors,
mukcanto*
One Lot No. 150
double garage,
N,
in the
.-eats a
1issues.
South front in Pinchurst.
Terms.
on Hughey.
Roc-Band Stucco, five room
closet and hath. 2 porches, city
conveniences. Price $7,000—
$2,000 cash. Balance terms.
$2,200.
HEADY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Built in a substantial m anner.
Six rooms and breakfast room,
screened porch and open porch,
hardwood floors, hot w ater
system, roomy, closets. Rep
resentatives a t the property a t
nil times to show you through
these beautiful homes.
EL VERANO BUILDING
Organization Incorporated
Pboni;707
COMPANY
By GEORGE M cM ANUS
thahv;
TO O *
;j
$600 task
tVbr cot w t j
Balance contract
NEW SPANISH STUCCO
BUNGALOWS
On Mellonville Avenue and
Eighth Street.
DAILY NEW S—it cover* Brow
ard County thoroughly which Is
one of the most rapidly growing
sections on the Florida Coast.
Sample cop] and rata card upon
request.
6 T C O L L r - r^ov
HOW DO > ,o u
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Geneva Avenue
Masonic Bldg.
KRINfiPVU DP FATIIKII
it) YOU WljJ]
ariyllioj' *C
be Caltirt*®* •
515 First Nnt'l. Bank Bldg
OWNERS
A LI I RLE WANT A iJ IN The
lif.K A Lli will bring you 111 big
results
Advertise those old nr'leies you have stored away und
•mve rat use ft,r. ,A little thlrtyvnt ad may bring you several
tollars. | hone 148 and a repretentative will call and see you.
■n.-il HrW
I»E A N -BERG COR POK ATI ON
J R
VUTOM OBII. e ' DEA I.ERS^ If you
*:u— xm n tiiH ,
COLUMRUS ft;«„) LEDGER --------------------------------------------riss-ifie d sds have the largest | “STEWART THE FLORIST
eiffulolion lr S.iulhUT«tem fleor-|
Flowers for all oernsion:
Cta Ra!rf 8,* (6-wonl line) line.
814 Myrtle, Phone 2C0-1
«^
—
’’i™ tw° £°?ms ftml hath. -In.
cated on Palmetto Avc. n ,
LINCOLN A FO/.D _ FORDSON
Edvi nnl Higgins, Jnn.
Commercial it Palmetto. Phone 381
1
1
•
columns.
S
rMtilu, nto . i rrrs j !
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u,
Avenue, be.
Streets;
V'800- , ?**>' terms Uh
A.ct nuick
— care 0f
H 7d bnr,rn,n’
X-—Real Estate For
Rent
Sanford Stove ft Furnituru Cn
7t2t E. F irst Street
I; . ■
JiUPfl-MAItMONS
Wc curry a full line
Sanford Automobile Co.
Onr prires are right. C-n.-b - i
. 296 Magnolia Avo.
, Phone 137 term s. We want your busmesn.
REEL 4 SONS
You Drive It.
W. Myrtle u n j 2nd SL at K K
RUN AM AD
The Cost is s
Rrenl. Phone 148
—
LADIES tVANTED!
To Kolicit prospects jn Sanford FOR SALE—Pekingese puppfcts. THREE room furnishe
ment for rent. With
Snn Fd Pekingese Kennel, 2306
for free bun trip to one of Flor
Union
Avenue, phone 99,
Magnolia
Avenue.
>
ida’s most beautiful and best sell
ing properties. One day trip, full
co-operation and liberal commis
77—H oubcs for Rent
sion, insure big-earnings. Address THREE registered Chinese Chow
puppies for sale, two months old.
FIVE room unfurnished
Phono 671-J.
-comer Spurling and Oak
15G-W.
49—Poultry and Supplies
Touring
^
COmT’LETELY lurnljihed j K
low. Terms. Telephone 628-M,
__________
nfter <1 P. W.
74— Apartments and Flats
Sedan
a r t not valid.
Courteous.... Prompt....Ef<lciont
Service.
68—Rooms Without Board
St— Houses For Sale
69—Rooms For Housekeeping
Touring
Dodge ȣ 5
and Board
ROOMS, wilh or wift/Mk^neali!.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. FURNISHED modem five room
house, double guruge, dose in.
SALE. direct 1
ATTRACTIVE largo room, twin Address "Owner" 604 W est 8th St.
. u0jO17 feet on Oa)
beds, $40 per month. N ear F or
Ninth and 1
rest Lake Hotel. Call 671*J.
Touring
Ton Truck
23
I X — Rooms
Address N. Whitcomb
Jl. A. Box 20GB.
32—Help Wanted—Female
Overland
38—Business Opportunities
WIGHT PRINT SROP—P rinting
Engraving, Embossing. Sca ur
first. We do it. Phone 417-W,
R. K. Ave.-Cominerdal St. >
TrucV
Dodgo
Dodgo
DODGE
Miller O. Phillips
Pleasure cam und On
Oak and 2nd Street.
) v_i-Financial
27—Professiorial Services
11—Automobiles for Sale
7t sell usl
TAMi’A DABJ
Home D«lP ^
Minimom
Write fnr e<^
TWO LOTS
IN
f r a n k l in t e r r a c e
No. 118 nnd 113.
" s a s *
$1,260 each. Terms.
word; 4
mow U
PHONB
and
ranglPf P’T.
Address C. H, PEARCE
r*07 West 2nd Street.""
the mowc>:
87—Acreage for Sale
SCCtptsd »
Daytons p
an teml***;
CELERY FARMS
LEABff A*®
Priced to Sell
^
with cottave, $5.G0«
i, hquse *ndf b*n»
«s, 7 acre* cleared $65^
•es. new house and barn
Telegram
dium to *
(uorsiof*1.
LakeUod. 1
$ 12,000
arod 1° I
iribonr of
lc*kr M l
, JAS A. JOHNSON
112 W. F irst bt.
TH A N K
.TOO*
E S :‘S
be ranee *nd
.
-
1
hj Und,
%
•bar
�tA e b i ' c k r t : T h e a tt a c k o f t h e
I S i S ^ i f U l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r * t o ho
^HE NEBBS
8& Ial nSi M* r “S
s-'W ff'afp i;
equired w ith in te n i u v , ,
UJR*
Pi&
r tJSr'
*t f ’
d«‘r
nor*
lift
for
JV lto o l
wfth
r U Ar?h*’
JfioT" w r i t t e n
K ito u C K
- M lU -E
lhCopl"*nu^Pl«n*
■ a V ^ W C r « r n»**1
^ e /«pe«IW^»tlone
#rcldtee2t6 upr'dePO sirof f w e n T y . r i v i ( p o l l )
w e u .
i>oi In re c e r t i f i e d c h e c k , e a c h ilenoHlI
• will B , b e r e f u n d e d Tiorta f i d e b l d d e r e
bend R o n r e t u r n o r p l a n e a n d e p e c l f lc n J u r - f l " .lone lo t h e
A rch itect. 0 u b -c o n _ i price of Ir
a c to re m a y o b t a i n co p le * a p p l i e s |b «h* np* , - “ i h r l r w o r k u p o n p a y m e n t o f
uni cm Ten (110 09) D o lla r * W hich w i l l b e
IF X TAXI?
- w e o R o p t t s ARE.
STILL ROLLING IKI AS
A RESULT OF OLX?
ADVERTISING-1 SUPPOSE
X OFTTCR WRrTS THESE
PEOPLE AMO SAV \WE
no tice or n e c e p t a ^ o
“ V h ? B<mrd r o a e n r e t t h e r i g h t to
. - t o r t a n y a n d a l l b id e, o r t o a c U n i a n y ‘b id o r p a r t o t b id b y t h e m
fk J m e d N ir bo to t h e b e a t I n t e r e s t o f
;
,FELLOM/IS * A b O O l
CAM J U flT A B O U T PAY MV ©JU.S AMO
QycT A T R A M P S O vUMQS* * 3 - COMES
ME CAM M A K S A OGAL tWITH M B—JUST
W USM P© O PCS W E R E
TO
t a k e m s s e r io u s l y a s a Su c c essfu l
MBRCMAMT TMIS H A P P E N S —I'M A
CAW T F l u - T U S iR
suc c ess u k e
o r d c r s
PHOWB^
FROM
STANLeY COOf
o F -rw er“
KAVEM I
S A V /M S
'WOU-D B E I N ,
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tw ev u eu ; -
a w e t f ir e c r a c k e r
EM D6TW
W IU .A M Y T W M G
^A PpCM TO a
SAOE R O O V ” t
nl.he.1 w T*l*y"order of th e C ounty Doard ot
iniod tj public Inatructlon. SemUjple Conn
F lo r id a . F e b . ! n d 1 M
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£ sfo "
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'XlOMDER
fVOTICK TO COSTBACTOnSi
, check of
bidders l«>
Sealed b id s w ill b o r e c e i v e d by
as ll<l«l*
B o a r d o r P u b l i c In
e a u r e r s s . the c o u n t y
tr u c tl o n
for
S em in o le
f o r refuse eFlorida,
a
t
f
supply Court H o u se
i tr n n*J's
t n ten A. ir..
[ptanee or th
e f u r n i s h i n g v>
e erection or a n a d d itio n to th e |
right to Sthoutbelde
P r l m n r y .B chool, S a n f o r d .
or to s e Florida.
S e m i n o l e »»»
C o”umn»c
t y*. *In
j.
,,,,
*— acr f bid b>; cnrdancc InWith
pfkne and apecINcnInterest of
I t o n J.
prepared
by
lio n s
.
m
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rchitect.
aAiL
iin rh i. .
jflcatlons Houghton,
S u c c e e s /u l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r *
ill
hltert u f- be r e q u i r e d t o f u r n l e h a s u r e t y bw
ond
re <11*•*•> In a n a m o u n t e q u a l t o s e v e n t y . f l v o
oslt to be
I MpOtl f®" (75) p e r c e n t o f | h p c o n t r a c t .p r i c e
a n d to m eet w flh th e
-tAtfonff tn aofp ptrhoeviarl bid.
o f th e B oard.
Ictor* may
No
b
id
w
i
l
l
co n sid ered u n less
r to their m a d e u p o n f o rbo
m a s f u r n i s h e d by
Lo (Ilf*®) th
e A r c h i t e c t , a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by
iielned.
Board of a c e r t i f i e d c h e c k p a y a b l e t o s a i d
B
o
a rd In a m o u n t o f F if te e n ? H u n
Into Cound r e d (11.(00.00)
D o llars: (p ro v id ed
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o n b-----a n k--s of
t......
h at c a sh ie r's ch e c k s —
in
S
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m
in
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C
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u
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t
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,
w ill be considered
alary.
n s ‘ c e r t if ie d ” c h e c k s ) . " T h e c h e c k of
t h e s u c c e s s f u l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r s to
IcTOlt*
bo r e t a i n e d b y s a i d B o a r d a a l i q u i
d ated d a m a g e s sh o u ld th e s u c c e s s
celved by fu l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r s f a l l o r r e
i.Itiiirue- f u s e t o e s e c u t©
c o n tr a c t a n d to
Flurlde. s u p p l y b on d, a s r e q u i r e d , w i t h i n t e n
, Court d a y s a f t e r w r i t t e n n o t i c e o t - ^ a c runtil Ten c e p t a n c e o f bid.
fih e fnrnT h e H o a rd r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t to
j ihe erec- r e j e c t a n y a n d a l t b id s , o r t o ncfulldlnK to r e p t a n y bid o r p a r t o f b id b y t h e m
rjoflda, in d e e m e d t o be t o t h e b a s t I n t e r e s t o f
j u r e whl* i h e C o u n ty .
,
i prepared
C o p ie s o r . p l a n s a n d a p e c l f l c t l o n s
IrcliUecl.
njny be h a d f r o m th o A r c h i t e c t u p
Id tiers Will on d e p o s i t o f T w e n t y - f i v e (1 25,On)
jercty lo ud D o lin in c e r t i f i e d c h o c k , s u c h d e p n e ll
fventy-flve lo be r e f u n d e d b o n f i d e b i d d e r s
rset price 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
with the ti o n s to t h e A r c h i t e c t . H u b - c o n t r a c tnrrt m a y o b t a i n c o p i e s a p p l i c a b l e
ted unless (,'U
n h
to |t hll ef iitr w
oir kn uii|M>>>
p o n p a y/ aiaw
m e n•««t vo af Ta ei: ni i
itilshed l*y Cf
( f 1t o.oo)
0.00) D o l l a r s w h lc
i c h w ill b e r e Ipa riled by m in ed .
e to sold
By o r d e r o f t h e C o u n t y B o a r d of
thousand I n s t r u c t i o n . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i
tided th a t da. F e b r u a r y 2nd. 19S6.
) „f Heml- KB E D T. W IL L IA M S . C h a i r m a n .
lidircd m A t t e s t ! T. W. L n w t o n . S e c r e t a r y .
iw . by t y »»a »ia^feww »*j_Trafr.n«r» *w,.V. > Pm
Boots and Her Buddiles
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G O S H - X F E E L S O R R Y FOR.
LO R B TT A - S H E ’S B E E N O P AGAINST
i t wtiH t h a t p e s t e r i n g e o m —
E V E N THOUGH A G iR L D O E S N 'T
LOVC A FELLO W IT M OST T A K E A
L O T O F N E R V E T b T E L L HIM S o •
Coming tonight for
\ b OVER - L E T 'S G O OUT TtyJiOUT
An 6 d i n e , d a n c e a n d b e
M B R f t V - YJMAT S A Y ?
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SHE DIDN’T TELL. HUM- N O /
a
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L lT T L e I ©ID CATCH
I T H R E W SACK INTO
TH E STREAM *.----
VAJhW M O T H E R S G e T G rR A M •t h e
l u l l a b y .
FRECK LES AND HIS FRIENDS
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ItSJON FOR 7DOAVrr* ALL ABOUT
IN K Y l U N O N i
IN A A Y r r Iff, .
7RIAN6LBS AN
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7W.IN«Sr - O O N T
B O T H ER MBA*
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g o T i c e t > Y o U im W s r * u t > f -
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nl that all the.debale* in the'Cham ber of Deputies be ,brdad^ai)t has
nroused m w i contention livpat)l*.
mentqry circles. The plan la favored by all who would like to have
the chamber's discussions shortened
by elimination of unneepaary oratorical flights. I t la - opposed 'by
mnny legislators who have appreci
ated thd protection afforded by the
fact th a t’ the stenographic 're p o rt
which now form# the oficial record
of t proccdlngs may be edited,
abridged and corrected for the edi
fication o f.their constituentir. The
radio would let the public In oti the
bntlcs of words whrch'offen break
out, and this, It Is* feared, might
brlhg disfavor on .the pArtlclpants.
If the radio drew aside, this cur
tain. the president 6 f the chamber
would no longer be able to sup
press seditious utterances or irrev
erent reflectioni on the head of the
stale, which now are often heard in
the chamber but which never ap
pear in* the printed debates.
rd r; -p r^ r
rrjt
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w/ W
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•r
n.” he said firmly.
m«d his whlskeps arid slicked up
his tall and combed him nnd brush
ed lilrp, and I think they, put o
few dropi^ of brilliantinu on Mm.
Hut it was oft no use. Grubby
ju st wouldn't’shine; Hut he look
ed heller when a t lost he waddled
off the .Land-VVhcrf-Sprlng-Whs
Coming. OK y esl‘1 forgot! He got
Ithe
Iia nnple’
nttnla’ .after
nfloe all
nil *Jk*t4
nnr an Ini
house, and ; watched him as he
slept.
What did ho care about the
Ijind*W hero-Sprlng - Way-Coming!
Ho was having a grand time where
he was.
Outride the snow was ju st about
n bit.
ghn#, there was only a little hand wfcsh’t’ mnd
(To BA Continued)
ful here' and there sticking* In
around fence-com era nnd stones,
the sky was blue apd the air-w as
really a t warm as pie.
Nancy nnd Nick arid the March
Hhro ufaiy laughing/-' F or Grubby
wns acting so funny In his sleep.
I l l toll yoii now why he was
a c tin g 'so funny.
^Jl|cnu»e the March H are hnd cut
jty o lg rjai apple Iri twd.mpd laid
rtfca^plccc*' right under Grubby's
nose.'
.. ,
Now groundhogs like .apples
about-ah well o t'you like chocolate
INf cream sodrt, or p snllhoat sun
dae, or custard pie.
Bo it*a no wonder Grubby’* poor
jin*<f Was Wriggling itself off nonr-
Grand Duchy of Odonburjf, which
..
2
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Grand Duke Frederick Au*bsFu*
has been offered a'job as mayor of
the village of Rastedo, neitr Brc-
n'FrVderieH Angnstns ia “M years
old. Like many form er ru^ng
prldeca. he Is beloved bv hi" former
f-.ibjert". .I t was with difficulty
that he w.i«'able to make a deptitaHon of citlren^ feci at bAme in
th* pnrlor of hi« rastte a t Rastedo.
The •‘pnkuman almost too moved to
irneik »tab*avert’d:
"Youf
RnvbltJ Hichness.
our
,rYout Rnvhl
Richness,
mayor Is getting old, voil mider,Hrjd one nf.sds. > We thniitHit vou
might. «n*»est n successor." Tim
Grn"d Dukr scratched his head. A
m"*>ber of thq citizen*’ cdmntlU<v*
whispered to tho spokesman to
to thw nolnt.
"Yott see." th* spokesman con
tinued. "wp r c a l lr thought Ynnr
Poj'nl Highness would fill the bill.
Georges ClemonCeau's new book You. havciVt nriv lob. You •a rc
on Demosthenes, which first ap nonular. Everybody knows vou
peared’as a supplement to a weekJ y paper, has iinw come out In book
swim again in” a modest
form and one little point nbout It be in the
if
v* * ■
has escaped notice; He has not wnv—.
Frederick
Auguiitus
laughingly
put "member of the French Acadomy" after h it name on Cho titled replied th a t h t was n ot' exactly
page. Most authors', as,soon as voung nny more, but' promised to
thejf hkve been elected, one of the think the m atter over.
"F orty ImmortAls’ hnatep to add
President Von Hindenburg tin*
this distinction to theli* slgnsturcs,
as It carries great weight in the sent his congratulations oh the 70th
country nnd gives tHem a higher wedding anniversary of Casner and
Frau Guckel. residents of Barmen,
valti® in the literary m arket.
'
But tap election of fhe "Times' In thp Rhineland.'
Hale a m th e arty a t 86 nnd 93, re
to the French Academy in'JiUfl W exceptional in every rc sp c e t^ T h c spectively, the iflilole a re the hend
rccognixed proceijyie^tf to t every of n fam ily of), five generations.
candidate UMuWPer*onn' visit* to Their eldpst. daughter aged 70,
tHc member* and.soliclt their votes. lives in the United States.
Herr Gucke quit worlc in n tex
If he is successful, he Is "received"
by, the academy a t a cererponiou* tile fnctorv only five years ago, and
still attends a “yourirf.men'a club"
composed of twelve o'etogennrinns
w Ho was dreaming.
He was dreaming (hot it was
Summer and he was stuffing Id*
tide* out xyjth n v c n it|>p|e« in n
sweet apple orchard.
. ‘'.There’a a fine one." he would
m utter In Ida sleep. "The big 11ppfr over there by the old grindsthrift. See! Jt just fell off the
tree and never go( bruised a hit
arid th e re . aren’t any nuts on it.
Ndt that I’d mind* on ant or two. Lawrence Beckwith is only a yenr
Home of them uro mighty sweet." old, but he’ll sole heir to the $400,Then; Grubby snored twice nnd 000 estate of William' Beckwith of
turned over.
Massachusetts. Little Lawrence
"Hak! where’s the nice big sweet was
on Willium Beckwith’s
ap p le!" he muttered. " Ii’s gore. deathadopted
liy
Miss
Anita Budkin of
It Wait over by this grindstone and
Calif., nnd ra ito rn rela
now 1 can’t even so much ns sinril Berkeley,
tives are now trying to obtain cus
it."
of him, as he Is the only burThe March Hare look one of the tody
rler
between
them and the fortune.
hlg'pieccs of apple he hnd cut and
held It under Grubby’s nose. “ Cqme
Along, old man," he said firmly.
"Come along.' Wc’JI find It."
j
Grubby threw back the covers1
and got slowly out of bed. Then I
all ho did, fny dears, was to follow
his nose, ju st follow his nose!
,
"Qh look!" giggled Nancy, " lie ’s
cither the Verdun or Versailles.
still asleep.”
Sbe is larger than the line’g'nresMONDAY,
MARFll
t.1
"Yes," said Nick. "He thinks he’s
ent crack bonts, the Paris and the
If so, wnti^t nut. ,
,
still jn the orfchnrd smelling that
|io careful rtf that aptness to "ex- France. Her tonnage is 49.900, es
Mg sweet apple,
timated speed 28 knots nn shour,
orle"
nt the least provocation.
"Come, right
__ along, Grubby.”
length
nbout 720 feet and hemp 84
Watch
that
disposition
of
yours
said the March Hurt1, wagging one
d fight it, I< will he a handicap feet. There wtl ho ncromodittion
ear nt the Twins, which Is the
through life unless you better for 1,200 first and second class pas
way rabbits wink n't you unitesengers and COO third class The
times, "pome right along, Mis
will make many enemies crew, including officers, will total
ter Groundhog."
your "explosions” and your about 500.
Then hg took a step and Grubby
•
to consider tho felin'gs of
took a stop, then he took another
ST RATON REBUKES SOCIETY
step and Grubby took another
step, the' March Haro always curcWEST PALM BEACH, Mnr 15.
f Lilly holding tho piece "o f apple JAI L FOR KISSINI
—About the pnrniest tljing in
Just far enough frotp Giuhhy's
ir. 15.—Any adults shivery Florida at the beginning
nose for him to smell it.
other good night on of the last week of wllner was Hr.
They went along the crooked'
halt nnd out of the front door by j U'e. door steps will I>e jailed. The Ktrnton's sermon denouncing, so
the potato patch, the Twins quietly *,uI,,'cmo
' U,R so decided in ciety for ’’degrading” Palm Beach,
wo young lovers with especially by booming a “(lirty
following, and then they came to
girl show" for charity.
tlm little secret bush that is the
beginning of Scrub-Up Land. That
-Mafic place, ruled by Mister Rubndub, whero all tho nicatiow folk
have to got groomed up so they’ll
look decent for spring.
. Before Gruhbv so much as open
ed' his aye*, they were tight at
RubadubV house.
And the very first person Grub
by saw was that fuirymun with 0
trwel over his arm nnd a big pair
of scissors in his haul.
Grubby tried io holt, but he was
too slow.
They washed'him up ami ti im-
borer, and now undeT the sam e roof
are a nm thor of 20 years old, 0
g randm other o f 49, a g re a t g ra n d
m other of (10 and n g rtn t-g re n tgrandm other of 84, All fo u r wov
men arc in good health.
President Von ■Hindenburg hns
set l\n example to sr/clety-mnd
Berlin by closing Jiis w inter’s so
cial cnlendar enrly. Ho gave the
Inst of hla big dinrirr* when ho cntertnlnd members of the second Luiheir cabinet, their wives and pariamcntnrV lenders- He has just
given his last weekly tea. Only one
function of importance remnlns nnd
thitt Is nn informal "bier qbond"
this month for members of the
Reichstag.
f
The president continues to surle the peonle by keeping up nu‘ous social 'engagement* desptta
mere------------------.
his.age. He frequently stays out
much Inter than midnight supping'
his mug of beer and carrying on
nn animated conversation.
He ucccpts Invitations with the
utmost im partiality. One night he
may he found nt the home of the
socialist president of the Reicltsln r, Paul I^>ebe: the next day nt
a dinner of the virtual hend of the
Republican nrmy, Gcnarnl Von
Seeckt, anil the following day nt a
reunion of officers who fought at
his side for tho former Kaiser-
. ARCHITECT
Sanford/ — -■■■
Florida
( 1*
Quceti Victoria's fear. thnt Ensjlnnd would have w ar \Vifh the Uni
ted States after the Civil War and
m ight not be able to hold Canada i*
ret forth in an extract from .her
diary, just published.in Buckles
"Letters of Queen Victoria.’
'"An entry on February 12, J865,
written at. Osborne, Isle ofpWIfcnl#
tells of n conversation she nad just
had with Sir C. Wood in which they
discussed the danger of losini.Cnn-*
nda, 'B ut We' m ust struggle for
it," 'the,d(acy reads. 'A na-far the
best w o u ld 'M .to let- U go as an
Independent'kingdom with a n Eng
lish Prince. But can we stave this
B
him self as others see him. Judge
Pnrklnaon was "pulled" fo r park*
ing wrong. He w « frrth -from IiM
ooslmf Innumerable fines upon of.
fendine ones for the samje. infrac
tion. When asked w hat he was go
ing to do about beinc: tagged, he
declared that he wnold seek n bond,
-•’d then-, pay the custom ary *2
fine.
’
FORT MYFRP—B y th * pid of a
hnrnoon, rod nfter n fonr-hohy
'♦Higgle, 'luring which W bullels
from a bitrh-nowen»d rlfV w « ff
oonrcl Into Its body, ai jjH lllip r
weighing o’-er in ton n’nd a hair nrid
pleasuring 14 feet^ncross. wps land.
ed. n t Captivn Priii hv Nnwt&n It.
Johnson nnd -Trim W. F.llis. Ohio,
snortsmon.
The devilfish^ ip the
flfst'caucht "’nee the Ihto Theodor^
Roosevelt pulled one in 18 feet long
In 1910.
LAKELATJD—The Florida denortm ent of the Grand Army, nf'
the Republic nnd Hs auxiHnri*s. the
Woman's Relief Corpk. the Lndien
of the Grand A rm ^of.the Renubllc
and the Daughters of U nion Veter*
nnk. will convene In lak e lan d on
A nrll'13 nnd 14. About 30d dele
gates are expected.
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KEY WEST—Removal ofShe old
drrR rt **'hleh he* been In fh« r h n - nel nt FleminV' Key since 1921 will
nrbhahlv he effected ns a resu lt'n f
the visit here of Maior George E.'
Brown, of tthe United Stntek En-^
e-lneering ' Department- v Major
Brown looked ovAr the remnlns of
the ship, which w-ns towed in by the
Navy, nnd stated th a t dynamite
—
The Count6ns of Warwick's de
cision to live "fn the stable ynrdi"
n fter she had turned her beautiful
home, EaBton Lodge, and 900 acres
over to the trndes union congress
for use as an cduchtibnaV head
quarters, was followed, by an
nouncement t h a t , the Duchess of
Rutland had njtli’ed from her ArUngton street mansion to make her
home in ono of tha Gate lodges;
The lodge has ten rooms, how
ever, J s two' stqrles high with base
ment nnd nn attic, which the Duch
ess has fixed up as a studio fo r her
work as a ' p o rtra it painter nnd
sculptress.
The Duchess decided that the
ninnsion wni too,large for her small
family, and with the difficulties of
getting good, servants sho finally
made tip her mind to take over the
lodge and make herself comfortable
there.
The duchess, like the
eountes of Warwick was one of the
famous beauties in the Into Victoiinn period.
Lady Warwick’s new quarters at
Easton Lodge are In n wing of the
Saunders on Uie.lelf
£ EROSTPROOF — Coniiruction
bdglns on new Citizen’s Bnnk huil.ling.
JACKSONVILLI^—Plans proposed fo r installing white wny
lights on Lake City road, from
Duval county line to city limits of
Jacksonville. *
vrou^d likfly be used to blow it up
, DELAND—When the state-wide
im puting' of toUnty sheriffs ishelil
dt Balm Beach on March 17, Shcr
rif f Edward Stone, of Volusia coun
ty. will seek the endorsement of the
oficcra fo r . a proposed change of
th e law; governing the issuance of
nld house with a wonderful g a r search w arrants. Among (ho re
den, in which she spends mnny visions the legislature would be
hours daily.
* asked to m ake, would bo that nuk
ing it unnecessary for ttiq filing
of a direct affidavit that actual vio-i
lation had been seen before a war-1
riirit to search a questionable house I
or automobile is legal.
ST. AUGUSTINE—A "hard,
.hpllcd" collie dog attempted to Ji
bodily damngo to a cat on a busy
street here, blit soon found oat
th a t the feline was not only pro
tected by a shop window, but wss
only an alabaster kitten a t that.
OCALA—When Deputy Sheriff
Roddenberry went to nrest an in
toxicated, half-crazed negro, it was
only His cool, even temper that
prpbnbly saved cither himself or
the negro from possible death, or
both of them. The negro advanced
upon the officer three times, whett
a black-jack finnly brought hiny
TfinVinijil
Scorea of people visited Sanford Grove Sunday., They saw the trenti
dous progress th at has taken place, the bejrinning o f the first home, a
the cleared courBo of Crescent Boulevard. AH along Geneve nvenilc D
terral has been piled preparatory to ttfeVaving 0^1 every hand. Its Pn
ress is evident, such progress is only made possible through a great amou
of energy and activity. Such 'activity Is proof enough that tho develop
arc keeping1faith in the growth and expansion o f th e city.
I f you have hot visited Sanford Grovie you are not aware of the progresa
the city. F or here you will find improvements and developments of so
Every development wc hnve fostered has been
high-grade in every particular- We have never
been cfilled upon to offer apologies for the prop,
eriy we have distributed. Each development has
been sold upon its own m erits, therefore no apolo
gies were necessary.
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.
sty ft bathrooms to replace the 010
fashioned English ones.
The Print* told the contractors
th at lie would visit the place every
few days and ordered that he be
Informed o f'an y changes made in
the preient plans.
•
He hah asked hla mother, Queen
Mnfy, tb select the d e r a tio n s for
his new residence, and
Her
Majesty has ngred to do. N,
d a Vt o Wa
HARD ON BROOKLYN
NEW YORK, Mar. 15.—All the
prohibition agents of the United
Htutes could not make Brooklyn
dry, in tlm opinion of Rev, Ernest
Johnson.
Rev. John Callahan,
chnplin of thd Tombs, thinks pro
hibition is a modern miracle nnd
"old King Alcohol" is'nt dead; he
is likened to Kaiser; he has abdicat
ed nnd wants to get his hronc
Elton .J. Moughton
Firij National Rank Bldg,
15.—(M-—Tho
lon6 onJ h «
Prindc
of
Wales'
soon
w U lheve'n
‘in *
Wale*'
new residence in London,
mrgh'House, and fie l® personally
directing th* work’ of R* preporation for his occupdncy. As swn
ns the work was begun be wen-,
over the plJtia‘ himself •**«
magnitude th at assure nothing.but prosperity with a b ack ground that 1«
Rreatly to th e substantiality of the city. ,.s
Make arrangem ents to-see SAnford Grove at once.;' Qur represent^'
(
will be plqased to accompany you to the property. Wo urge you to
Druid Park, our present devol6pment»-'lif on
Slate Highway No. 3 (Sanford-Orlando Road),
pnd on the shores of beautiful Lake Jennie. It is
in keeping with the hlgh-dafta; developments with
which we have been associated previously— IMnehurst, Plnecrcst, and others.
your'site before the" advance'in
p ric e s
becomes effective.
Druid Park appeals to the mpsl exacting* iaVestttr, it embodies all the features th a t make it
the rpre-cniincnt investm ent opportunity) of the
Gredtw* Sanford D istrict.
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^A toro ’MAJESTIC PINES
itten d en D e v e lo p m e n t
B est Cooking
OUR ORGANIZATION
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
o f th is place.
.
K C. MILLER. President.
tendon
tten ia if
endenri.;
Frank J, Fitzpatrick
I). C. Griffin
W. C. HiU
E. M. H unt£
T H E •B R IT T -a irrT E N D B N
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Bowafd Oterlln
R E A L T Y , C O ^ IN C .
First National Dank BMff.
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'W;
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rf>.
m
TU B WBA1
P artly cloudy toerfi
frost in north and U
Intcrinr of central pof
c r remitfns.dear, V
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AflBodBlcd Press Full Lgfeej Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA^TUESPAY. MARCH 16, 1192G.
Retired I'ubiishcrT)ipg
RUM SELLERS
CAUGHT AFTER
RUNNING FIGHT
i
^ u \n g
Girl Leader
Miami Scone of Chase Early
This Morning; When 2 Citl*«w Are Hurt Hy Flying
Glass From One of Antos
[Have Been
In Many
jjties of U. $.
Woman Is Member Of
Party Of Bootleggers
Kvorce Is
For?
i f
m m
7s (Juizcd
era But Is
Temporarily
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front
J .
Twelve Pages Today
SEARCH BEGINS
FOR ACCUSED1N
ALCOHOL PLOTTientsin Blocked
Government Operatives Are'/iTnnwr
Sent to Widely Separatedf
J \
Cities to A rre s t Those In
dicted in M r Conspiracy
Further Charges To
Be Pushed Shortly
i \ri\
a
>
/ i f
»■' ■■■■
Impediments M
Removed From
By Thursday Noon,
Assert^ U1ti m a turn
AllU A. L. L
SETTLE S T R E E T
EXTENSION R O W [Protocol O f 1901
*
■* j I t
Date* of Trial Will Be Set Conference Today Results In
Agreement For Seminole
Late In jSunimer O r'E arly
Boulevard
To Cross Road’s
In Fall, Says Prosecutor
Itlght-of-Wny On Lake front
Chare I!c/»ins Near Heart of
Husiniys Section And Con
tinues Along Wnter Front
—
i
B asis
O f D em ands
Search o f Ship M
M'lANI, Fla., Mar. 10. </F)~Twn
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 10.
Discontinue
citizens wore injured hy flying
A conference held this a fter
(4*)—The task of arresting 41 of
ktoss anil four men und n woman
the 111 * persons indicted here yes noon between T. L. Dumns, nnd
By Customs
.-Vvere arrested on a charge of violterday _for alleged conspiracy to Attonvey C*r>’ D Ijindls, rep
|
a
tin
it
tho
prohibition
laws
us
the
resenting
the
Atlantic
Qoast
violate the national prohibition
fill A. Mar. 1C.
PEKING, “ March 16.—W
jlenult of a running fight between
laws, devolved today upon govern Line Railroad Company nnd the
|officials today
city detective* anil alleged rum If good look'd count o r anything nient opewntlve* who have been City Commissioners of Sanford, Tho United States and oth«.
diong an «*runner* lien* early thin morning. we can readily nee why Mia* Fran* sent to .widely separated rities to Mayor Forrest Lake, E. F. Hous- powers today'delivered an ul-t
inal rinfT to obhohler and S. O. Chase, resulted timntum to Chinese factions
, __ vvu*
day is not only captain of the take tho defendants into custody.
The woman taken in custody
K*U(iulpntly in
Raid
by police
be li
miiu iiy
ponce to
lo lie
llu> wife o
off r ,Jr>’" blnwr girls’ college ImsketToday nino of those named had in nn ugreement whereby the demanding th at blockad* of
a member of the n llrg etlu u m ru n hall team but that n'le's one of the been arrested anil two art* serving railroad company is to grant the
ning r n iv.
Matiu- of thy person* lest and mo*t popular player*
. . - in life sentences in prison on murder city an casement through its porta of Tientatn be ended and
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Ithe ring, the
to the
hararrested wero ItmJpKjranly witb- tl"' squad. He it known th a t site’s convictions.
.................. Twenty-one „St.
v. Paul
...... property on the lake front for nil impediments
kf whidi h heIn Id, iterpling ihsuiuicoAif
L'P/flf w
Wuarrant art all-around star, a sport cntiim.- and Minneapolis men rcinnined to the continuation of Seminole , bor a n d riv er ' traffic ’be’ !•*
Boulevard and, from all indica
tor them on federal ch
arges..,
ia.i and a leal winner. Nile pre- be taken into custody ln*t night,
onurges
jjorida. Vucations, the work of completing moved hy Thursday noon.
‘’■■is the court game to nil other.!,
J.
II.
Crnig
and
KnbVrU
llillnirn
tidd*»t,
II
Five
Cleveland
men,
named
in
(n have been
The ultimatum, slgnad by alfiiathe boulevard through the propwere the citizen* injured.
They however.
the indictment, hnd not.been a r erty will get under way within toricn of the protocol of 1901, wa*
OrltutH. Sun
received cuts on tho face when the
rested and the followin gnumher thieo weeks.
hnndad to the commandant oJf th*
fork, Philadelphia
were wanted to faca charges in the
windshield of tile automobile wu*
Tho city agreed to reicind It* fort a t Taku and Chinea* vwoala .«
[k*n cities- For
indictment.
rlintUtred by bullets from the re
Tha XX 8n .•
order for the opening of Com outside of Tientsinclients, it D
volvers
of
the
alleged
rum
run
San Francisco ami Snn Joso four, mercial Streot and to allow tho Great Gritain, Japan nnd Italy 1
d»ys shnllttuu
ners.
The motor car had been! m V r i n / I K t m r t
A I I I ? l > f p ttt*l,ur«h nn'1 I’hlladelphla three company to build a bridge over, hnvo a doten nr more naval em ft
jfD pruinic d di
commandeered by tho city detec
or a tunnel under, tho boulevard in theee wnter*.
Idij's mid without
tive* who waged n running f ig h t1
Tho protocol of 1901 mad* s tip a t any time In the fu tu re the
llhe other spouse
along 'b*the hanks of tin*
the Miami
Miumj canal nf irr n \ f f f7»ft I ? IT Hp IT D I ? ! '■'•■rther
E. W. Scripps, « tir o d founder of the Seripps-Howard newipnpor, who15i,,|,,r
Fur
ulntlons concerning the di*arma
company
decided
to
do
*o.
The
Charges
To
Be
I’ushed
i who have queadied aboard his yacht. Obi.., of Monrovia, Liberia
f‘,r :1 ,l"'tn,,ro of H* mile*, sts^rt- \
U | |i \ ft I
8
K H
tVi
rescinding of tho order relative ment of forts a t tn* mouth of th*
DUhuroon Nay
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| ">ir «t u point almost within
1
« iith the reconvening of the fed to tho opening of Commercial Pel River, on whieh Tientsin in lo
eral grand jury on April 1, further
nearly 100 di■ne'n Ihrow of the Inmine** illsalleged
conspiracy
charges
are V
toU Street does not prevent the city cated, and also guaranteed a pass
ii f * i i,
■« i
ilHt
K'VI lUUellil
UV1 IIUU
KV3 UiU
list year. Hi*
from again ordering it open a t age to the sea.
S
a
n
fo
rd
A
tto
r
n
e
y
B
ack
L
ront
)(0
pushed
hy
District
Attorney
A.,
.{st wctnr* *»>'.
Prevents Access To Sea
any time In tho futuro It is
nitortive Nnrworth lenped
V
isit
T
o
M
iam
i
P
r
e
d
ic
ts
K.
Bcrnstcen.
Fifty
or
00
more
|r» on*' corner
Tha blockade hav been prevent
fnmi n police boat in which the
deemed neeesasry, according to
(>tg‘at(VB
B
u
s
in
e
s
s
Y
e
a
r
l)(’r!'‘,ns
will
l>
o
indicted
a*
n
result
ing aeeeea to Peking from the sen
city official*.
P'tfMiit of the rum tiiiiiier-* *tartIn T h e H is to r y O f F lo rid a of. .the infiu,rU » A ?ril. Herstem
i ildc is printed
i to the deuk of the rum boat dur
Much satisfaction wa* cx- and recently resulted in Chlneee
said.
Jtys. No IcKol
ing the progress of fight, lie was
preseil over the final settlement troops firing upon two J e * n a e o
Notice L’iven
drstrojvr*
*' •
Fred It. Wilson, local
atto
rn
ey
,'
}"
vi™
iU
\\
overpowered and thrown over
*3' velopments the trial date in nil of the tangle which has held up
granted.
AH
ThJ v„ a.!v!r«*s e »rly today' w.-rn
Iioiird into the canal, a* the rum who ha* just returned ^ront n trip likelihood will he set for late sum the work on the paving of the
that thi* I’nusb r lib-ado had beeti >
con fid cut in1.”
hoot; sped away from the police ,|,m n t j)e oflBt coatiU js Vl,ry en. mer or early fall, according to the boulevard for several months.
Attorney Landis stated that enlrrcd t, the month of the T.lm';
vi:itcd Di*thusinr.tlc over what lie do*crilw>i (district attorney,
River fr^rn Port Arthur.
A Ma
Gel
{mterdtty and Sweden' nnd Czecho-f’*Iov:il,i;i I) ir ;cv
i . . r V..oting
. . . . & Kellv
.
Nazwmlb was picked up by the us hning one of the most worth- | The first step on the part of tho it would probably be one week nila
dispatch I ; t nigh? deserl*>M
Ask
to
ItcHign
Seals
It
| federal Imild.1..*) I lf B uild in g $!la,30(1.00 poliee boat winch was abnndoueil w hile and inspiring trips to he government in running down those before tho agreement could bo
ratified by the officials of tho the drpnrtu*T m* four American
No charge
Council to Permit Poland I lir a - M odern I n s t i t u t i o n ' •'>’ Die police when n barge blocked made in the state of Florida. Mr. indicted yesterday wns tnken hy company
tow, China, j-o
at their headquarters destroyer* fqj
St him ami In*
To Accept Vncanl Platvs On S ilo A t E ld e r S p rin g s !•»»««» up the « „ U| .whence the Wilson snoko very highly of Miami Thomas E. Stone, former probl- In Wilmington;
Tho action i>f t ’>e power*, was
N. C., *nd Mr.
urn home with
1
^ | Him boat hud di!Ui|)]»rnrvd. Leav* und of the building boom which i* lotion enforcement officer In Ohio,
known ku Uie Chinese' for
!would appear
their hunt, the uffkvni com* in Progress there nnd in other Michigan nnd Indiana. Stone mndo Dumas told tho City Commlialon made
Th*■ .Kejuinole County Cominis- ittur
GENEVA, Mur. DJ.-t.Th—’ll i
that he could easily have the eign offlco in the memorsi
,imndered the automobile driven by 1cltl™
o ^ U m lower coast.
|mg.
' a raid on the plant of the Superior track* vemovod from the site in forwarded by the D oftn oflOtlfi rs nut this morning at the Craig and continued the*/ chase i ,
was much speculation todoy u
»id that The whnt
h
n
n
k
i'
to
vommentlng
on
the
rumors
la'A
lcohpl Cpmpany, Cleveland, Aug- i^estlo*^ Jf'^ln 10 day*. *
/ diplematio* wap*. A. * w
would
be
tho,nuture
of
Hf
ourt
house
in
extVa-orilinary
seanlong the rond skirting
-W*.Kinetiiil
VtliaWffiwt that there wa* a lull In J*"1 *8. 19J5. Th!* wns followed
. "In order to H y n ln ’b tho
answ er to the Council of t! ■ don for the purpose of letting tJje of tho canal. ,
^\»Wrtl|ale any zll’s
flHiriltc** aetJvRIea over tho state, by development* that has taken inera! trM t>
t to Intel
ntracts fo r the cnnslruetlou of
Le-^-je
of
Nations
Jilea,
f,
rw:,i.l
Overtaking
the
rum
tig fmm th .o u g ’i the nu'.liuiii of 1: , .
commerce and partlntla .
*e n w county home and for the they opened fire, which -was re- the attorney pointed to the increase ventilators Into many cities and
j i Nogale:i
i i * j
T
m
n i to rr*e
right
free tccc**
acccea m>m the cap!
Be nor Mcllo-Frunco. tli»i trailing and building of bridges tdrned
The rum ruunerii* bullct« in bollding anil tii the program for P'o^ed many tnon under indlct- y
fpitt tin for delegate.
whieh. in nearly ,Jdctit*Ided In the pro: the Tuscawllla-Gabrilln higli- shattered the glass of the wind the year
Brazil
should
not
veto
G«ima:.\
»
|t«w,j\c a
• v,ry city of Floriiln, is said t i ex-1
Sold Below Market Price
powere conuny.
ndmigsion
to
the
League
el
N
shield,
injuring
the
owner
of
the
otter U*>ers
coed that of 1025.
j The charge was mndo that tho j
tions.
The
contracting
firm
of
Dorsey
motor
car
and
hi*
companion.
f casei.
A- I.cd for hi* opinion of the east tyiperiirr Industrial alcohol people
The detective*' ammunition was
H"Ward nnd Kelly was a wauled
One—hostilities In the channel
which i dirorce The plea by coble urgentl> te • o contract for the erection of exhausted amt they temporarily ena.-t in general and Miami in par- wj're selling alcohol about 15 rents
quented
th
a
t
the
Rio
.Innori
>
u
OCEAN SPRINGS, Mis*., Msr. from the Taku bar to Tientsin
lag to Isv it 'dil eminent modify it* ifistim tn ■
going to a iviilar, Mr Wilson issued .he fol ii gnitnq below market price. Books
ili tin1 home for tile whiles and! abandoned the
pO'thine in three
of the company were in perfect or UJ—UP)—Locfi H, Jacobs, a New must be discontinued; two—th*
t the negroet■
. The Inline is it> | gasoline filling ttatiim a frw lowing statem ent:
Senur Mello-Kranro to i
>'
1promised,
der
and a federal gnugcr was York lawyer, who represented mines and other obatruetlona must
block*
away,
win
re.I
th
y_teleI
bad
not
been
to
Miami
in
I near Elder Spring* and is to
ballot against Germany’s < *
"probing"
all the nlcohnl made Leonard Kip Rhinelander in his be removed; three—navigation
lumul in Tucion, 'o the Lengue nnd al o i>.
nlioned police headi|iiorter for re- about four and onc-hnif years, and
>-• Fir»,:")f..
scandal divorce case nt White signals must be restored and not
there.
Ktotio
wn* not present.
^id he had terp Germany being given a j> t .
inforvemeptannd
ro
-re
mumuriwas
simply
amazed
at
the
dcvohqi'I be coiutlil' e*tt( l« rvjei t d hid*
Plains, N. Y. recently, has not ra- further mulaated; four—combatant
' from American^ neet seat in the ( ’ojm t’ i
liiin.
A
Rcoie
of
|
i
»I
p
cmvri
w
ire
nent
Hint
bad
taken
place
in
that
In
addition
to
tho
Superior
AIshort tipie ago on this ........ ..
I obtain dirorVjs Itrazil herself was givi ii a r > .aid tile n)i'itiag today wa* the despatched to the -lin e and the section of ibe etnlc from West cohol Cnpipany,
the
Indict
meat
r
e
1
,n 1,,,tur jwHcallnf that he individydls must remain outside
ipipany,
f
erred
to
the
operation
of
two
other
|
l"
"
"
lonKer
* Oconto in this re- the bar and refrain from. Inter*
i Since the ad.ip- mat ent chair.
'•arliest possible «inri* the inker chase of the rum laiat w a , cou- l ’nlm Beach south. It is almost
fcronce with foreign ships; ftve—^
sort town.
tinued
afoot
a*
the
road
terminated
unbelievable
that
so
much
could
bo
liberal di vorc
manufacturing
plants
in
Cleveland,
ti.-ement ealllng 1>t new bid- im l
F E. Lee, a local .business man, searches of foreign vessels, except
in
u
trail
whicji
tho
automobile
j
done
in
such
u
short
period
of
time,
i short time agofc Both Sweden anti Cv. *d
a
nun
ring
in
Minneapolis
and
St.
for a le *lllitni*»ioii *d the old.
by customs authorities, m ust be
B-divottes have vakta asked to resign tin a
could not follow.
"My trip down the east const wa* Paul, use of warehouses and trans wrote* Mr. Jacobk y^sterdny after discontinued.
**ennanent
seats
in
the
io
,n
reading
a
story
in
a
Now
Orelans
The b-rnt wa* overtaken a mile j „n the heel of rumor* that a busl- fer system* in Detroit, Cleveland,
Americans at
It wn« nniMtincrd that the
"If satis factory assurances on
being the aver* that Poland might be given mu
nnd a half up the canal where the t ncx* denresHinu hnd occurred in Duluth, Boston, Bt. Pan] mid Min ticwspajMir in which It quoted the these points are not received noon
buildings
iih
*
i*
i
In1
i>f
fireproof
| time necessary. the vacant chairs. Both Gerini rtinst ruction, of steel and stucco crew wi'ie unloading the liqunr, i Miami, out tho activities that I raw neapolis, protected hy nn internal visiting nttom by as believing that of Thursday, Mar. 13, th* naral
have set uii and Franco accepted the mmt-» amp are to I.” heated by steam. the members of tin- craw surren -1 (here convinced me that there was employes ill Cleveland; aid of rail the resident* of Ocean Springs a rJ authorities of .tho fo reign’powers
mine.
road police, police protection in St. "showing little faith In their own
| there.
- dcred us tlu< policemen approached no depression in construction work Paul, nnd operation of a Chicago city."
will proceed to take such meas
Dolegiites of all other I ’ei Tills is expected t*> make it cihii
Riieii'
after
un
Ineffwtunl
revolver
fire
going
on.
Tho
compressed
air
ham
ures as they find necessary for the
concern supposed to bo dealing in
American countries at o uieeil i pare favorably with many
which
was
returned
by
the
police
A
fter
having
cited
improvement*
mer
was
rattling
in
every
direction
of removing and suppress*
in llu- state.
perfumes.
formally dimpproved the
r*. structure*
under way here tho letter w ritten purpose
without casualty.
and a prominent rcnl estate man
ing
obstructions
of free etna safe
Tho
Contrail
for
the
road
work
of veto by Brazil. This mornit'C
by Mr. Lgp contlned:
told mo that ho looked for more
navigation In the channel."
there wns n feeling, despite l’ i Is expected to amount to npproxibuilding
lo
be
done
in
Miami
lids
Two Depositions To "You, yourself hnve tnken about
.II'i f l i - j . of
_ e thiT entire tleti’ ,«
til’s rattitude
" ____ __ T_r___
year titan wa* done last year.
profit out of two real es
Quarter*
far
the
negroes
at
tin*
crisis would Ih> found whiih
Figure In Hyde Suit $21,000
tate deals hero and Ocean Springs
Raring Retard* Trading.
homo
are
to
he
eroded
<
>
n
the
same
give partial Reparation t ” «v .. properly but arc to be distinctly
been a* kind ns it knows how
One of the most prominent busi A gainst Levi
Zeitcr has
boily except Brazil, Spain i.n 1
to you nnd your client, Igionard
ngs*
men
of
Miami,
with
whom
I
I i.n ti* -‘Hj’ j 1" '|',Vith
*« a maximum Gorman nationalist* here, win .....j separate
Kip Rhinelander, giving both hoi
talked, felt that if there won a lull
J® the city hoitc] are claiming th at the ltd. b *r. . j eon.tract.on i* to be u*.d for l*.tb
CIHCAGO, Mar. 10. OD—Two pitnlity, and real fr
from your recant
in
buying
and
selling,
it
wa*
partly
depositions will figure In the suit
10, and so obtained only 25 per cent of tin- buildings,
attributable to the racing season brought by Lady Marguerite* Hyde, expericncea.
The
local
Kiwanis
Club
will
ohOf qunli,V,V* morning although s u ve St. i‘a trick's Day by liulding which has diverted the attention of
"Tho citizens of Ocean Springs
^polls, city 0f. program it SCUt So Geneva.
Countess of Sufflok end Berks, to
R. W. Ross, a baker, who lived
the
public
and
large
sums
of
money
resent
your Interview as published
..............--,..........
..
en
ebils.rnte
luncheon
pieeting
at
Pnlled
On
All
Qu.vH.in*
I*'
»**"
•’xpeeted
that
some
avium
remove
her
brother,
Joslicp
Loiter,
quantity of
from the usual channel* of trade ns trusteo «f thu $30,000,0(10 estate because it is unjustified and un a t 308 P ark Avenue, n believed to
might
crop
up
concerning
the
?'‘b
j)1
(.
Country
t’lub
tomorrow
at
noon
Ition attiring
GENEVA Mur. Id. ui
1*“ " bridge - within tin* count) or on tin
II,-bout, secretary, announced for the past 4K days, but now th.it of i heir father, Ltfvi Z. Letter, true and give* the outside world a have bben drowned a t Daytona
I their poll tux mivr Brlsuil of Frnnre i.n a
tho season, ha* cloned, he anticipat
very wrong Impression about our Beach Sunday afternoon while a t
border*. The latest development* today.
to irnsa op categorical stntctnept tin
*n
ed an immediate revival of trading Chicago merchant.
intention to build a community tem pting to swim in the ocean.
mi
the
Monroe
hi
idge
are
being
Decorations
nnd
favors
sugges
that will be noon that Germany, Gn at Hi •">
The depositions were mode by that will be second to none in the His car and clothing were found
awaited with ’mud) concern by tive of the duv will be ill evidence, activities^ He is ono of /h e most I Lady
n* utilities, in. »nd Franco are now «*b*<da’
Cynthia Mosley of England, South.
on the beach by Daytona polizw
conservative of business men in*
xolusiu
ul)1|
an
unusually
interesting
pro
resilient*
of
both
tbi*
and
P“»city gda and unltcT on all question, lont.e. t I
another daughter of tho elder Loi
yesterday m orning and a search
th
at
section.
This
man
also
ex
"I
can,
on
behalf
of
Ocean
gram
including
several
prominent
cuunty.
with the controversy over **■i:f*
pressed unbounded confidence in ter, and Frank O, Horton, Wyo Sprlnga citizens, only hops th a t railed to disclose the wh
out
of-town
sneakers,
has
been
ar*t the insrrin* ganizstinn of tho League t
the present and future prosperity ming rtmehrr. E fforts to bar the you may have a pleasant Journey of the m issing man.
WOMEN'S TOFRNKY Ol'KNS . ni'tg-’d, Mr. Belxiul stated.
bulk of Lady Cynthia’s deposition
Mrs. K. C. Ross, hla wife,
*> Pol! Tax" but he added .th at if new ditfaalof
Hanford.
TAMi’A. Fla.. Mar. 10.—(d’l —
| huh member bn* been ssked to
will probably mark a high point in back to New York.”
tles
began
to
surge
on
the
li
’it-"!'
was notified late yesterday a
"I hnd heard a great deal about the
t Jo1** c°hector.t
wear either green or orange col
Match
nlay
wa*
started
this
piornMr.
Jacobs
and
Rhinelander
trial, to s ta rt toduynoon left this morfiing for,
l, ’** is paid the only th in g ’left to do wa* to irg in the board of trade woman * ors. and everything possible will conditions of. immorality existing
Lady Cynthia’s statem ent, made hnvo been living • quiet life In a ton* to assist th* police of
V* already paid adjourn tho Assembly to Septet-)* golf tournament on the Temple be done to further tho St. Patrick # in Miami nnd in view of auch ruduring her recent visit hero, ob cottage horo for several weeks.
city In tb* eearsh.
Continued on Page Three
attractive bcr.
Terrace course.
.''ixteen player*
atmosphere.
...
jects tn the possible appointment
Rose left her* e a rly
H . Briund, in speaking of tu-w qualified y*stfnlnv (ram a field Dav
' “er of fontin addition to several high M*
of a Mr. W arr as trustee of tho
Of the Members of ParUaiqant morning for Daytona on *
! *"* to an an- iiffUulU-’s was alluding b tl* to of Jb Mif* Dorothy I’yle. vf FhiU- wanis official* who will come to
estate.
'the w esterner's deposi elected last autum n nearly 100 have mission. He carried a bat
the question of adinis.'Hon <t Ibt
tnuming.
the lowest cnid Sanford especially for. tho occa
tion attacks the management of still to mak* their maiden speeches with hint qpd la ssld to ha'
*a the coming til fnr u seat and to Runis'.u’*; Jdi’ll'hia turning in
sion, several local speakers of
the Leiter ranch tn Wyoming,
in the House of Commons.
pressed his Intention o f t
bid for assurance that she w” dd of h >.
prominence und a variety of enter
I vV t.U kf 9ai‘i 5o elected
dip In tho aorf, as was his
to
a
non-perm
a''nl
” tne nr.ntcat
In ex po ft l rade tl«) United tainment feature* will be on the
ben visiting the beach.
qualified council scat in September.
States leads Britain. In total trade program, 51 r. Bebout said.
DoIIce a t Daytona stated
JVPewvmt at the
including bolh export* and Import*.
day t h a t the w aters o f (he m
Clermont—Thia city in line fi'r l? u i . « i h ! T t
were noticeably rough Sunday
Tampa Man Charged The body of J. C. Stevens, who
additional mail BeA fce.
I Britain lop* the list.
I S ^ H t Of this
emoon and In addition tha v
committed suicide Burnley night in
With
Killing1
Brother
wo* extremely cold. They b d
* n. years
th e.lobby of tho Lincoln Hotel,
dectnon
L'iva t it was a dangerous time
was shipped to tho home of rela
Over
Ten.-DoIIar
Bill
ID11 if
The meeting of tho Sanford elty of Sanford h e t proved tovbe th
i u r ♦ Mayor
tives in Nashhvillp. Tenn., this Baseball Club ruled >for tonight the moat liberal In supporting va attem pt swimming any diti
1
this oc1from the afyorf.
WINTER HAVEN, Flo., Mar. 10- morning by tho Miller-Krickson has been postponed until tomor rious eventa calculated Ho bring
Funeral
•
Company.
A
brother,
al
the
city
Into
the
limelight.
Prace»r»fu| ^ v°t,fU
/s* _Elmer K. James, 23, of Tnmso with tho initials “J, C.," came row night. In order th a t more con ticallyy every a ffa ir which Is of,
S ’ I. In ll» M l ~ u . t r J.II « from
members
of
the
diplomatic
nnd
Nashville late last night to sideration may be given to the em any advertising value to the city
P^rtaM*l!/
‘rati'‘n
Bartow,
in
connection
with
the
[ ^ n t electlon." WASHINGTON, Mur. !<k bD-“ Congressional scls, viewed tl*o
taka charge of the body.
ployment of a m anager for the haa been encouraged and fin/hoes
SSuI;
IWfMt]k'*
"Aslje* df love," the Counic**
Go< ding riiili isd measure
Etc vena killed himself following team's 1920 season, according to have ‘ been furnished,"
tintthsw
to,
in
fro
n
t,
of
tnair
piny
hut
Ihejr
roorliuni
to
it
were
' »
Fathcart's play based on her hllU 1
"The bse*1;'.!! clgh. playing 120 Putin before Senate.
an a tta ck ' upon Jusnitn Moraaao, Vencs Douglass, president of the
S
S
L
!
"
'
I
.
.
~
A
t
»
t
Wlnt«r
not.
divulged.
•
Africa elopment with the Earl
House Military and Naval
local
club.
£•*
games
in
but'e
this
city
and
seven
prophetess
of
o
local
restaurant.
Haven,
six
miles
efcst
of.
here,
ye»Craven, was presented
,fI The audience here experienced
Several men are beingJ cOnsId
H
others of th* state. Is bnv of the m lttie consider bills.
The young
ponton is in the Feroun'g ytoman
London and W ashington, censorc. the novelty of listening to^a plea
ered
for
the
opeitlon,
and
another
beet
means, nf vdv rU iir^ th* city . Hearing gn prohibition _
--------jiu
ghton
Hospital
recovarlng
nojd-Laughton
recovarln
‘CB sT feeling is vM t d > v e ex
......................
in London, but so fnr as can t,c from the stage that it and the ite d between
24 hour* were, deemed necessary of ..........................
Sanford pe-rihic
to obtain. Th* prepoe&l eontliTOu jn.jHous*
from
knife
wounds
on
her
neck
and
brothers
for
critics he kind to the play and t*
bfore authorizing suiy on* or Awo golf toum nrtent n d tim yacht ru* Yolttae,
breast.
twJk* hading learned, untouched by the blue pen star
sometime,
the
direct
cause
of
the
' The plea waa made by
of them to make the trip to San ra ti* both ivr-e.) ti*j’r purwoee
Jtonatry teed cil here where tho effort tn n*r
„
George Vivian, tho director, after tragedy being a quarrel over a
COUNTS ARB Jx
ford fo r an Interview with the and w t n veil rtt.nulvd. -They.
" ? W r y cluh the Countess because
CARLTON FOR GOVEKNOE
10 dollar bill.
,
tlw
newspapers
g
t
first
advised
turpitude," originated.
.
offietale of the club.
however, la »-d foe one or two j 'WASHINGTON. Mar.
The elder James sustained sev
Londpn dispatches said th ' P1*'* (hat they could not see the »b®w* eral flesh wounda, but hla condi
A t the m eeting tomorrow night, day* end ti * ♦•'«ena* wae paid -T w en ty -eig h t count*
TAMPA, FU. Mar. 16. WhiwSLPhUadeirew ritten to preyent reflection !.hf re admitted when OM f t them tion Is not serious.
r. W* pnn-o*o ‘ m?snor charge* i
Ha is being Doyla E. Carlton, formsr member final plana a r t expected to be laid without a in *
R m 3’ rharn- upon the Earl, moved the audien.-*
‘b“‘ • court ,u it mUtht held without ball p*nd ng comple of tho legislature, and a t preaant for th* .opening of the d r iv with to ed’ urtiM* Sanfor 1 from April j Judge O. W. Engl
be resorted to.
*'
,
a fine best- cre Illinois Dtetri
eity attorney of Tampa. »<jday vfhich lo srruro fund* for th* unt') t -:i’irb*r
*® laughter in the midst of
tion of the investigation. •
a f l S B ■uppoeed
The play. VIrian expUm^. wa*
to be seriou*. The «nform illy announced h u candidacy team 's c w rjtiiw durih ; ti c Cum twill rlui b and *»« believe th at with tod to
version here witb ‘a( intended to b« more narrative than
ti>o st’r i’ort of the local fans and mlttaa
Mr. ing summer.
School teachers under the Glam- fo r Governor of Florida.
P*f>«i on wnsored
end he suggested th at
meed candidacy folIn speaking of the necess'Jy for busIneJe mer. w* ran gvt through
leading the cost pr«*Pf S i X
the
country Countess
lag o f th* club, Mr. the snoson without having to go'
mecting of
'«?tSs Unit- ed one critic to say "a* drs®» 11
•
M
jo
,|
£
moch
toJk,
and
***
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here.
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BRAZIL’S ANSWER COUNT W H0 ME
",l',i,y........
IS AW AITED WITH CONTRACT IS LET I"
.M U C H INTEREST AT BOARD MEET
Kip’s Lawyer h No
Longer W elcome I n W « * -ji *s*
M ississippi Resort
)r Gives
ms To
}o\l Tax
K iw anians Plan St.
P atrick ’s Day Meet
At Country Club
&*t
Local Matt B elieved
To H ave B row ned
A t D aytona B each
Suicide’s Body Sent
To R elatives’ Home
In N ashville, Tenn. B aseball Club C ontinues Search For
Com petent M anager For 1926 Season
C ountess Cathcart’s Flay Censored
In London But Untouched In America
W ashington N e
£*
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c,am cTsJ
nl that a ll the.debale* in the'C ham ber of Deputies be ,brdad^ai)t has
nroused m w i contention livpat)l*.
mentqry circles. The plan la favored by all who would like to have
the cham ber's discussions shortened
by elimination of unneepaary oratorical flights. I t la - opposed 'by
mnny legislators who have appreci
ated thd protection afforded by the
fact th a t’ the stenographic 're p o rt
which now form# the oficial record
of t proccdlngs may be edited,
abridged and corrected for the edi
fication o f.their constituentir. The
radio would let the public In oti the
bntlcs of words whrch'offen break
out, and this, It Is* feared, might
brlhg disfavor on .the pArtlclpants.
If the radio drew aside, this cur
tain. the president 6 f the chamber
would no longer be able to sup
press seditious utterances or irrev
erent reflectioni on the head of the
stale, which now are often heard in
the chamber but which never ap
pear in* the printed debates.
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n.” he said firmly.
m«d his whlskeps arid slicked up
his tall and combed him nnd brush
ed lilrp, and I think they, put o
few dropi^ of brilliantinu on Mm.
Hut it was oft no use. Grubby
ju st wouldn't’shine; Hut he look
ed heller when a t lost he waddled
off the .Land-VVhcrf-Sprlng-Whs
Coming. OK y esl‘1 forgot! He got
Ithe
Iia nnple’
nttnla’ .after
nfloe all
nil *Jk*t4
nnr an Ini
house, and ; watched him as he
slept.
What did ho care about the
Ijind*W hero-Sprlng - Way-Coming!
Ho was having a grand time where
he was.
Outride the snow was ju st about
n d n b it.
ghn#, there was only a little hand wfcsh’t’ m(To
BA Continued)
ful here' and there sticking* In
around fence-com era nnd stones,
the sky was blue apd the air-w as
really a t warm as pie.
Nancy nnd Nick arid the March
Hhro ufaiy laughing/-' F or Grubby
wns acting so funny In his sleep.
I l l toll yoii now why he was
a c tin g 'so funny.
^Jl|cnu»e the March Hare hnd cut
jtyolg rjai apple Iri twd.mpd laid
rtfca^plccc*' right under Grubby's
nose.'
.. ,
Now groundhogs like .apples
about-ah well o t'you like chocolate
INf cream sodrt, or p snllhoat sun
dae, or custard pie.
Bo it*a no wonder Grubby’* poor
jin*<f Was Wriggling itself off nonr-
Grand Duchy of Odonburjf, which
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Grand Duke Frederick Au*bsFu*
has been offered a'job as m ay o r of
the village of Rastedo, neitr Brc-
n'FrVderieH Angnstns ia “M years
old. Like many former ru^ng
prldeca. he Is beloved bv hi" former
f-.ibjert". .It was with difficulty
that he w.i«'able to make a deptitaHon of citlren^ feci at bAme in
th* pnrlor of hi« rastte at Rastedo.
The •‘pnkuman almost too moved to
irneik »tab*avert’d:
"Youf
our
,rYout Rnvblt
Rnvhl J Hichness.
Richness,
mayor Is getting old, voil mider,Hrjd one nf.sds. > We thniitHit vou
might. «n*»est n successor." Tim
Grn"d Dukr scratched his head. A
m"*>ber of thq citizen*’ cdmntlU<v*
whispered to tho spokesman to
to thw nolnt.
"Yott see." th* spokesman con
tinued. "wp r c a l lr thought Ynnr
Poj'nl Highness would fill the bill.
Georges ClemonCeau's new book You. havciVt nriv lob. You •a rc
on Demosthenes, which first ap nonular. Everybody knows vou
peared’as a supplement to a weekJ y paper, has iinw come out In book
swim again in” a modest
form and one little point nbout It be in the
if
v* * ■
has escaped notice; He has not wnv—.
Frederick
Auguiitus
laughingly
put "member of the French Acadomy" after h it name on Cho titled replied th a t h t was n ot' exactly
page. Most authors', as,soon as voung nny more, but' promised to
thejf hkve been elected, one of the think the m atter over.
"F orty ImmortAls’ hnatep to add
President Von Hindenburg tin*
this distinction to theli* slgnsturcs,
as It carries great weight in the sent his congratulations oh the 70th
country nnd gives tHem a higher wedding anniversary of Casner and
Frau Guckel. residents of Barmen,
valti® in the literary m arket.
'
But tap election of fhe "Times' In thp Rhineland.'
Hale a m th e arty a t 86 nnd 93, re
to the French Academy in'JiUfl W exceptional in every rc sp c e t^ T h c spectively, the iflilole a re the hend
rccognixed proceijyie^tf to t every of n fam ily of), five generations.
candidate UMuWPer*onn' visit* to Their eldpst. daughter aged 70,
tHc member* and.soliclt their votes. lives in the United States.
Herr Gucke quit worlc in n tex
If he is successful, he Is "received"
by, the academy a t a cererponiou* tile fnctorv only five years ago, and
still attends a “yourirf.men'a club"
composed of twelve o'etogennrinns
w Ho was dreaming.
He was dreaming (hot it was
Summer and he was stuffing Id*
tide* out xyjth n v c n it|>p|e« in n
sweet apple orchard.
. ‘'.There’a a fine one." he would
m utter In Ida sleep. "The big 11ppfr over there by the old grindsthrift. See! Jt just fell off the
tree and never go( bruised a hit
arid th e re . aren’t any nuts on it.
Ndt that I’d mind* on ant or two. Lawrence Beckwith is only a yenr
Home of them uro mighty sweet." old, but he’ll sole heir to the $400,Then; Grubby snored twice nnd 000 estate of William' Beckwith of
turned over.
Massachusetts. Little Lawrence
"Hak! where’s the nice big sweet was
on Willium Beckwith’s
ap p le!" he muttered. " Ii’s gore. deathadopted
liy
Miss
Anita Budkin of
It Wait over by this grindstone and
Calif., nnd ra ito rn rela
now 1 can’t even so much ns sinril Berkeley,
tives are now trying to obtain cus
it."
of him, as he Is the only burThe March Hare look one of the tody
rler
between
them and the fortune.
hlg'pieccs of apple he hnd cut and
held It under Grubby’s nose. “ Cqme
Along, old man," he said firmly.
"Come along.' Wc’JI find It."
j
Grubby threw back the covers1
and got slowly out of bed. Then I
all ho did, fny dears, was to follow
his nose, ju st follow his nose!
,
"Qh look!" giggled Nancy, " lie ’s
cither the Verdun or Versailles.
still asleep.”
Sbe is larger than the line’g'nresMONDAY,
MARFll
t.1
"Yes," said Nick. "He thinks he’s
ent crack bonts, the Paris and the
If so, wnti^t nut. ,
,
still jn the orfchnrd smelling that
|io careful rtf that aptness to "ex- France. Her tonnage is 49.900, es
Mg sweet apple,
timated speed 28 knots nn shour,
orle"
nt the least provocation.
"Come, right
__ along, Grubby.”
length
nbout 720 feet and hemp 84
Watch
that
disposition
of
yours
said the March Hurt1, wagging one
d fight it, I< will he a handicap feet. There wtl ho ncromodittion
ear nt the Twins, which Is the
through life unless you better for 1,200 first and second class pas
way rabbits wink n't you unitesengers and COO third class The
times, "pome right along, Mis
will make many enemies crew, including officers, will total
ter Groundhog."
your "explosions” and your about 500.
Then hg took a step and Grubby
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to consider tho felin'gs of
took a stop, then he took another
ST RATON REBUKES SOCIETY
step and Grubby took another
step, the' March Haro always curcWEST PALM BEACH, Mnr 15.
f Lilly holding tho piece "o f apple JAIL FOR KISSINI
—About the pnrniest tljing in
Just far enough frotp Giuhhy's
ir. 15.—Any adults shivery Florida at the beginning
nose for him to smell it.
other good night on of the last week of wllner was Hr.
They went along the crooked'
halt nnd out of the front door by j U'e. door steps will I>e jailed. The Ktrnton's sermon denouncing, so
the potato patch, the Twins quietly *,uI,,'cmo
' U,R so decided in ciety for ’’degrading” Palm Beach,
wo young lovers with especially by booming a “(lirty
following, and then they came to
girl show" for charity.
tlm little secret bush that is the
beginning of Scrub-Up Land. That
-Mafic place, ruled by Mister Rubndub, whero all tho nicatiow folk
have to got groomed up so they’ll
look decent for spring.
. Before Gruhbv so much as open
ed' his aye*, they were tight at
RubadubV house.
And the very first person Grub
by saw was that fuirymun with 0
trwel over his arm nnd a big pair
of scissors in his haul.
Grubby tried io holt, but he was
too slow.
They washed'him up ami ti im-
borer, and now undeT the sa m e ro o f
a r e a n m thor of 20 years old, 0
g r a n d m o th e r o f 49, a g re a t g r a n d
m o th e r o f (10 and n g r t n t - g r e n t grandm other of 84, All f o u r w o v
men arc in good health.
President Von ■Hindenburg hns
set l\n example to sr/clety-mnd
Berlin by closing Jiis w inter’s so
cial cnlendar enrly. Ho gave the
Inst of hla big dinrirr* when ho cntertnlnd members of the second Luiheir cabinet, their wives and pariamcntnrV lenders- He has just
given his last weekly tea. Only one
function of importance remnlns nnd
thitt Is nn informal "bier qbond"
this month for members of the
Reichstag.
f
The president continues to surle the peonle by keeping up nu‘ous social 'engagement* desptta
mere------------------.
his.age. He frequently stays out
much Inter than midnight supping'
his mug of beer and carrying on
nn animated conversation.
He ucccpts Invitations with the
utmost im partiality. One night he
may he found nt the home of the
socialist president of the Reicltsln r, Paul I^>ebe: the next day nt
a dinner of the virtual hend of the
Republican nrmy, Gcnarnl Von
Seeckt, anil the following day nt a
reunion of officers who fought at
his side for tho former Kaiser-
. ARCHITECT
Sanford/ — -■■■
Florida
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Quceti Victoria's fear. thnt Ensjlnnd would have w ar \Vifh the Uni
ted States after the Civil War and
m ight not be able to hold Canada i*
ret forth in an extract from .her
diary, just published.in Buckles
"Letters of Queen Victoria.’
'"An entry on February 12, J865,
written at. Osborne, Isle ofpWIfcnl#
tells of n conversation she nad just
had with Sir C. Wood in which they
discussed the danger of losini.Cnn-*
nda, 'B ut We' m ust struggle for
it," 'the,d(acy reads. 'A na-far the
best w o u ld 'M .to let- U go as an
Independent'kingdom with a n Eng
lish Prince. But can we stave this
B
him self as others see him. Judge
Pnrklnaon was "pulled" fo r park*
ing wrong. He w « frrth -from IiM
ooslmf Innumerable fines upon of.
fendine ones for the samje. infrac
tion. When asked w hat he was go
ing to do about beinc: tagged, he
declared that he wnold seek n bond,
-•’d then-, pay the custom ary *2
fine.
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FORT MYFRP—B y th * pid of a
hnrnoon, rod nfter n fonr-hohy
'♦Higgle, 'luring which W bullels
from a bitrh-nowen»d rlfV w « ff
oonrcl Into Its body, ai jjH lllip r
weighing o’-er in ton n’nd a hair nrid
pleasuring 14 feet^ncross. wps land.
ed. n t Captivn Priii hv Nnwt&n It.
Johnson nnd -Trim W. F.llis. Ohio,
snortsmon.
The devilfish^ ip the
flfst'caucht "’nee the Ihto Theodor^
Roosevelt pulled one in 18 feet long
In 1910.
LAKELATJD—The Florida denortm ent of the Grand Army, nf'
the Republic nnd Hs auxiHnri*s. the
Woman's Relief Corpk. the Lndien
of the Grand A rm ^of.the Renubllc
and the Daughters of U nion Veter*
nnk. will convene In lak e lan d on
A nrll'13 nnd 14. About 30d dele
gates are expected.
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KEY WEST—Removal ofShe old
drrR rt **'hleh he* been In fh« r h n - nel nt FleminV' Key since 1921 will
nrbhahlv he effected ns a resu lt'n f
the visit here of Maior George E.'
Brown, of tthe United Stntek En-^
e-lneering ' Department- v Major
Brown looked ovAr the remnlns of
the ship, which w-ns towed in by the
Navy, nnd stated th a t dynamite
—
The Count6ns of Warwick's de
cision to live "fn the stable ynrdi"
n fter she had turned her beautiful
home, EaBton Lodge, and 900 acres
over to the trndes union congress
for use as an cduchtibnaV head
quarters, was followed, by an
nouncement t h a t , the Duchess of
Rutland had njtli’ed from her ArUngton street mansion to make her
home in ono of tha Gate lodges;
The lodge has ten rooms, how
ever, J s two' stqrles high with base
ment nnd nn attic, which the Duch
ess has fixed up as a studio fo r her
work as a ' p o rtra it painter nnd
sculptress.
The Duchess decided that the
ninnsion wni too,large for her small
family, and with the difficulties of
getting good, servants sho finally
made tip her mind to take over the
lodge and make herself comfortable
there.
The duchess, like the
eountes of Warwick was one of the
famous beauties in the Into Victoiinn period.
Lady Warwick’s new quarters at
Easton Lodge are In n wing of the
Saunders on Uie.lelf
£ EROSTPROOF — Coniiruction
bdglns on new Citizen’s Bnnk huil.ling.
JACKSONVILLI^—Plans proposed fo r installing white wny
lights on Lake City road, from
Duval county line to city limits of
Jacksonville. *
vrou^d likfly be used to blow it up
, DELAND—When the state-wide
im puting' of toUnty sheriffs ishelil
dt Balm Beach on March 17, Shcr
rif f Edward Stone, of Volusia coun
ty. will seek the endorsement of the
oficcra fo r . a proposed change of
th e law; governing the issuance of
nld house with a wonderful g a r search w arrants. Among (ho re
den, in which she spends mnny visions the legislature would be
hours daily.
* asked to m ake, would bo that nuk
ing it unnecessary for ttiq filing
of a direct affidavit that actual vio-i
lation had been seen before a war-1
riirit to search a questionable house I
or automobile is legal.
ST. AUGUSTINE—A "hard,
.hpllcd" collie dog attempted to Ji
bodily damngo to a cat on a busy
street here, blit soon found oat
th a t the feline was not only pro
tected by a shop window, but wss
only an alabaster kitten a t that.
OCALA—When Deputy Sheriff
Roddenberry went to nrest an in
toxicated, half-crazed negro, it was
only His cool, even temper that
prpbnbly saved cither himself or
the negro from possible death, or
both of them. The negro advanced
upon the officer three times, whett
a black-jack finnly brought hiny
TfinVinijil
Scorea of people visited Sanford Grove Sunday., They saw the trenti
dous progress th at has taken place, the bejrinning o f the first home, a
the cleared courBo of Crescent Boulevard. AH along Geneve nvenilc D
terral has been piled preparatory to ttfeVaving 0^1 every hand. Its Pn
ress is evident, such progress is only made possible through a great amou
of energy and activity. Such 'activity Is proof enough that tho develop
arc keeping 1faith in the growth and expansion o f th e city.
I f you have hot visited Sanford Grovie you are not aware of the progresa
the city. F or here you will find improvements and developments of so
Every development wc hnve fostered has been
high-grade in every particular- We have never
been cfilled upon to offer apologies for the prop,
eriy we have distributed. Each development has
been sold upon its own m erits, therefore no apolo
gies were necessary.
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sty ft bathrooms to replace the 010
fashioned English ones.
The Print* told the contractors
th at lie would visit the place every
few days and ordered that he be
Informed o f'an y changes made in
the preient plans.
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He hah asked hla mother, Queen
Mnfy, tb select the d e r a tio n s for
his new residence, and
Her
Majesty has ngred to do. N,
d a Vt o Wa
HARD ON BROOKLYN
NEW YORK, Mar. 15.—All the
prohibition agents of the United
Htutes could not make Brooklyn
dry, in tlm opinion of Rev, Ernest
Johnson.
Rev. John Callahan,
chnplin of thd Tombs, thinks pro
hibition is a modern miracle nnd
"old King Alcohol" is'nt dead; he
is likened to Kaiser; he has abdicat
ed nnd wants to get his hronc
Elton .J. Moughton
Firij National Rank Bldg,
15.—(M-—Tho
lon 6 onJ h «
Prindc
of
Wales'
soon
w U lheve'n
‘in *
Wale*'
new residence in London,
mrgh'House, and fie l® personally
directing th* work’ of R* preporation for his occupdncy. As swn
ns the work was begun be wen-,
over the plJtia‘ himself •**«
magnitude th at assure nothing.but prosperity with a b ack ground that 1«
Rreatly to th e substantiality of the city. ,.s
Make arrangem ents to-see SAnford Grove at once.;' Qur represent^'
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Druid Park, our present devol6pment»-'lif on
Slate Highway No. 3 (Sanford-Orlando Road),
pnd on the shores of beautiful Lake Jennie. It is
in keeping with the hlgh-dafta; developments with
which we have been associated previously— IMnehurst, Plnecrcst, and others.
will be plqased to accompany you to the property. Wo urge you to
your'site before the" advance'in
p ric e s
becomes effective.
Druid Park appeals to the mpsl exacting* iaVestttr, it embodies all the features th a t make it
the rpre-cniincnt investm ent opportunity) of the
Gredtw* Sanford D istrict.
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^A toro ’MAJESTIC PINES
ittenden Development
Best Cooking
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
of this place. .
K C. MILLER. President.
OUR ORGANIZATION
tendon
tte n ia if
e n d e n ri.;
Frank J, F itzpatrick
I). C. Griffin
W. C. HiU
E. M. H u n t£
T H E •B R IT T -a irrT E N D B N
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R E A L T Y , C O ^ IN C .
First National Dank BMff.
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P artly cloudy toerfi
frost in north and U
Intcrinr of central pof
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AflBodBlcd Press Full Lgfeej Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA^TUESPAY. MARCH 16, 1192G.
Retired I'ubiishcrT)ipg
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i RUM SELLERS
CAUGHT AFTER
RUNNING FIGHT
Girl Leader
Miami Scone of Chase Early
This Morning; When 2 Citl*«w Are Hurt Hy Flying
Glass From One of Antos
g
[Have Been
In Many
jjties of U. $.
Woman Is Member Of
Party Of Bootleggers
Kvorce Is
For?
Chare I!c/»ins Near Heart of
Husiniys Section And Con
tinues Along Wnter Front
7s (Juizcd
era But Is
i f
m
m
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front
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Twelve Pages Today
SEARCH BEGINS
FOR ACCUSED1N
ALCOHOL PLOTTientsin Blocked
Government Operatives Are'/iTnnwr
Sent to Widely Separatedf
J \
Cities to A rre s t Those In
dicted in M r Conspiracy
F urther Charges To
Be Pushed Shortly
i \ri\
a
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/ i f
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AllU A. L. L Impediments
Removed From
By Thursday Noon,
Assert^ U1ti maturn
SETTLE STREET
EXTENSION ROW [Protocol O f 1901
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Date* of Trial Will Be Set Conference Today Results In
Agreement For Seminole
Late In jSunimer O r'E arly
Boulevard
To Cross Road’s
In Fall, Says Prosecutor
Itlght-of-Wny On Lake front
Basis Of Demands
Search of Ship M
Discontinue Excel
By Customs Head!
M'lANI, Fla., Mar. 10. </F)~Twn
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 10.
citizens wore injured hy flying
A conference held this a fter
(4*)—The
task of arresting 41 of
Temporarily
ktoss anil four men und n woman
the 111* persons indicted here yes noon between T. L. Dumns, nnd
.-Vvere arrested on a charge of violterday _for alleged conspiracy to Attonvey C*r>’ D Ijindls, rep
| a tin it tho prohibition laws us the
violate the national prohibition resenting the Atlantic Qoast
fill A. Mar. 1C.
PEKING, “ March 16.—W
jlenult of a running fight between
laws, devolved today upon govern Line Railroad Company nnd the
|officials today
city detective* anil alleged rum If good look'd count o r anything nient opewntlve* who have been City Commissioners of Sanford, Tho United States and oth«.
diong an «*runner* lien* early thin morning. we can readily nee why Mia* Fran* sent to .widely separated rities to Mayor Forrest Lake, E. F. Hous- powers today'delivered an ul-t
inal rinfT to obhohler and S. O. Chase, resulted timntum to Chinese factions
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day is not only captain of the take tho defendants into custody.
The woman taken in custody
K*U(iulpntly in
Raid
by police
miiu iiy
ponce to
lo be
lie li
llu> wife o
off r ,Jr>’" blnwr girls’ college ImsketToday nino of those named had in nn ugreement whereby the demanding th at blockad* of
a m em ber of the n llr g e tlu u m r u n hall team but that n'le's one of the been arrested anil two art* serving railroad company is to grant the
ning r n iv.
Matiu- o f thy person* lest and mo*t popular player*
. . - in life sentences in prison on murder city an casement through its porta of Tientatn be ended and
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Ithe ring, the
to the
hara rre ste d wero ItmJpKjranly witb- tl"' squad. He it known th a t site’s convictions.
.................. Twenty-one „St.
v. Paul
...... property on the lake front for nil impediments
kf whidi h heIn Id, iterpling ihsuiuicoAif
the continuation of Seminole , bor a n d riv er ' traffic ’be’ !•*
L'P/flf w
Wuarrant art all-around star, a sport cntiim.- and Minneapolis men rcinnined to
Boulevard and, from all indica
tor them on federal ch
arges..,
ia.i and a leal winner. Nile pre- be taken into custody ln*t night,
onurges
jjorida. Vucations, the work of completing moved hy Thursday noon.
‘’■■is the court game to nil other.!,
J.
II.
Crnig
and
KnbVrU
llillnirn
tidd*»t,
II
Five
Cleveland
men,
named
in
(n have been
The ultimatum, slgnad by alfiiathe boulevard through the propwere the citizen* injured.
They however.
the indictment, hnd not.been a r erty will get under way within toricn of the protocol of 1901, wa*
OrltutH. Sun
received cuts on tho face when the
rested and the followin gnumher thieo weeks.
hnndad to the commandant oJf th*
fork, Philadelphia
were wanted to faca charges in the
windshield of tile automobile wu*
Tho city agreed to reicind It* fort a t Taku and Chinea* vwoala .«
[k*n cities- For
indictment.
rlintUtred by bullets from the re
Tha XX 8n .•
order for the opening of Com outside of Tientsinclients, it D
volvers
of
the
alleged
rum
run
San Francisco ami Snn Joso four, mercial Streot and to allow tho Great Gritain, Japan nnd Italy 1
d»ys shnllttuu
ners.
The motor car had been! m V r i n / I K t m r t
A I I I ? l > f p ttt*l,ur«h nn'1 I’hlladelphla three company to build a bridge over, hnvo a doten nr more naval em ft
jfD pruinic d di
commandeered by tho city detec
or a tunnel under, tho boulevard in theee wnter*.
Idij's mid without
tive* who waged n running f ig h t1
Tho protocol of 1901 mad* s tip a t any time In the fu tu re the
llhe other spouse
along 'b*the hanks of tin*
the Miami
Miumj canal nf irr n \ f f f7»ft I ? IT Hp IT D I ? ! '■'•■rther
E. W. Scripps, « tir o d founder of the Seripps-Howard newipnpor, who15i,,|,,r
Fur
ulntlons concerning the di*arma
company
decided
to
do
*o.
The
Charges
To
Be
I’ushed
i who have queadied aboard his yacht. Obi.., of Monrovia, Liberia
f‘,r :1 ,l"'tn,,ro of H* mile*, sts^rt- \
U | |i \ ft I 8
K H
tViith the reconvening of the fed rescinding of tho order relative ment of forts a t tn* mouth of th*
DUhuroon Nay
..
______
.
______
| ">ir «t u point almost within
1
«i
eral grand jury on April 1, further to tho opening of Commercial Pel River, on whieh Tientsin in lo
nearly 100 di■ne'n Ihrow of the Inmine** illsalleged
conspiracy
charges
are V
toU Street does not prevent the city cated, and also guaranteed a pass
ii f * i i,
■« i
ilHt
K'VI lUUellil
UV1 IIUU
KV3 UiU
list year. Hi*
from again ordering it open a t age to the sea.
S
a
n
fo
rd
A
tto
r
n
e
y
B
ack
L
ront
)(0
pushed
hy
District
Attorney
A.,
.{st wctnr* *»>'.
Prevents Access To Sea
any time In tho futuro It is
nitortive Nnrworth lenped
V
isit
T
o
M
iam
i
P
r
e
d
ic
ts
K.
Bcrnstcen.
Fifty
or
00
more
|r» on*' corner
Tha blockade hav been prevent
fnmi n police boat in which the
deemed neeesasry, according to
(>tg‘at(VB
B
u
s
in
e
s
s
Y
e
a
r
l)(’r!'‘,ns
will
l>
o
indicted
a*
n
result
ing aeeeea to Peking from the sen
city official*.
P'tfMiit of the rum tiiiiiier-* *tartIn T h e H is to r y O f F lo rid a of. .the infiu,rU » A ?ril. Herstem
i ildc is printed
i to the deuk of the rum boat dur
Much satisfaction wa* cx- and recently resulted in Chlneee
said.
Jtys. No IcKol
ing the progress of fight, lie was
preseil over the final settlement troops firing upon two J e * n a e o
Notice L’iven
drstrojvr*
*' •
Fred It. Wilson, local
atto
rn
ey
,'
}"
vi™
iU
\\
overpowered and thrown over
*3' velopments the trial date in nil of the tangle which has held up
granted.
AH
ThJ v„ a.!v!r«*s e »rly today' w.-rn
Iioiird into the canal, a* the rum who ha* just returned ^ront n trip likelihood will he set for late sum the work on the paving of the
that thi* I’nusb r lib-ado had beeti >
con fid cut in1.”
hoot; sped away from the police ,|,m n t j)e oflBt coatiU js Vl,ry en. mer or early fall, according to the boulevard for several months.
Attorney Landis stated that enlrrcd t, the month of the T.lm';
vi:itcd Di*thusinr.tlc over what lie do*crilw>i (district attorney,
River fr^rn Port Arthur.
A Ma
Gel
{mterdtty and Sweden' nnd Czecho-f’*Iov:il,i;i I) ir ;cv
i . . r V..oting
. . . . & Kellv
.
Nazwmlb was picked up by the us hning one of the most worth- | The first step on the part of tho it would probably be one week nila
dispatch I ; t nigh? deserl*>M
Ask
to
ItcHign
Seals
It
|federal Imild.1..*) I lf B uild in g $!la,30(1.00 poliee boat winch was abnndoueil w hile and inspiring trips to he government in running down those before tho agreement could bo
ratified by the officials of tho the drpnrtu*T m* four American
No charge
Council to Permit Poland I lir a - M odern I n s t i t u t i o n ' •'>’ Die police when n barge blocked made in the state of Florida. Mr. indicted yesterday wns tnken hy company
tow, China, j-o
at their headquarters destroyer* fqj
St him ami In*
To Accept Vncanl Platvs On S ilo A t E ld e r S p rin g s !•»»««» up the « „ U| .whence the Wilson snoko very highly of Miami Thomas E. Stone, former probl- In Wilmington;
Tho action i>f t ’>e power*, was
N. C., *nd Mr.
urn home with
1
^ | Him boat hud di!Ui|)]»rnrvd. Leav* und of the building boom which i* lotion enforcement officer In Ohio,
known ku Uie Chinese' for
!would appear
their hunt, the uffkvni com* in Progress there nnd in other Michigan nnd Indiana. Stone mndo Dumas told tho City Commlialon made
Th*■ .Kejuinole County Cominis- ittur
GENEVA, Mur. DJ.-t.Th—’ll i
that he could easily have the eign offlco in the memorsi
,imndered the automobile driven by 1cltl™
o ^ U m lower coast.
|mg.
' a raid on the plant of the Superior track* vemovod from the site in forwarded by the D oftn oflOtlfi rs nut this morning at the Craig and continued the*/ chase i ,
was much speculation todoy u
»id that The whnt
h
n
n
k
i'
to
vommentlng
on
the
rumors
la'A
lcohpl Cpmpany, Cleveland, Aug- i^estlo*^ Jf'^ln 10 day*. *
/ diplematio* wap*. A. * w
would
be
tho,nuture
of
Hf
ourt
house
in
extVa-orilinary
seanlong the rond skirting
-W*.Kinetiiil
VtliaWffiwt that there wa* a lull In J*"1 *8. 19J5. Th!* wns followed
. "In order to H y n ln ’b tho
answ er to the Council of t! ■ don for the purpose of letting tJje of tho canal. ,
^\»Wrtl|ale any zll’s
flHiriltc** aetJvRIea over tho state, by development* that has taken inera! trM t>
t to Intel
ntracts fo r the cnnslruetlou of
Le-^-je
of
Nations
Jilea,
f,
rw:,i.l
Overtaking
the
rum
tig fmm th .o u g ’i the nu'.liuiii of 1: , .
commerce and partlntla .
*e n w county home and for the they opened fire, which -was re- the attorney pointed to the increase ventilators Into many cities and
j i Nogale:i
i i * j
T
m
n i to rr*e
right
free tccc**
acccea m>m the cap!
Be nor Mcllo-Frunco. tli»i trailing and building of bridges tdrned
The rum ruunerii* bullct« in bollding anil tii the program for P'o^ed many tnon under indlct- y
fpitt tin for delegate.
whieh. in nearly ,Jdctit*Ided In the pro: the Tuscawllla-Gabrilln higli- shattered the glass of the wind the year
Brazil
should
not
veto
G«ima:.\
»
|t«w,j\c a
• v,ry city of Floriiln, is said t i ex-1
Sold Below Market Price
powere conuny.
ndmigsion
to
the
League
el
N
shield,
injuring
the
owner
of
the
otter U*>ers
coed that of 1025.
j The charge was mndo that tho j
tions.
The
contracting
firm
of
Dorsey
motor
car
and
hi*
companion.
f casei.
A- I.cd for hi* opinion of the east tyiperiirr Industrial alcohol people
The detective*' ammunition was
H"Ward nnd Kelly was a wauled
One—hostilities In the channel
which i dirorce The plea by coble urgentl> te • o contract for the erection of exhausted amt they temporarily ena.-t in general and Miami in par- wj're selling alcohol about 15 rents
quented
th
a
t
the
Rio
.Innori
>
u
OCEAN SPRINGS, Mis*., Msr. from the Taku bar to Tientsin
lag to Isv it 'dil eminent modify it* ifistim tn ■
going to a iviilar, Mr Wilson issued .he fol ii gnitnq below market price. Books
ili tin1 home for tile whiles and! abandoned the
pO'thine in three
of the company were in perfect or UJ—UP)—Locfi H, Jacobs, a New must be discontinued; two—th*
t the negroet■. The Inline is it> | gasoline filling ttatiim a frw lowing statem ent:
Senur Mello-Kranro to i
>'
1promised,
der
and a federal gnugcr was York lawyer, who represented mines and other obatruetlona must
block*
away,
win
re.I
th
y_teleI
bad
not
been
to
Miami
in
I near Elder Spring* and is to
ballot against Germany’s < *
"probing"
all the nlcohnl made Leonard Kip Rhinelander in his be removed; three—navigation
lumul in Tucion, 'o the Lengue nnd al o i>.
nlioned police headi|iiorter for re- about four and onc-hnif years, and
>-• Fir»,:")f..
scandal divorce case nt White signals must be restored and not
there.
Ktotio
wn* not present.
^id he had terp Germany being given a j> t .
inforvemeptannd
ro
-re
mumuriwas
simply
amazed
at
the
dcvohqi'I be coiutlil' e*tt( l« rvjei t d hid*
Plains, N. Y. recently, has not ra- further mulaated; four—combatant
' from American^ neet seat in the ( ’ojm t’ i
liiin.
A
Rcoie
of
|
i
»I
p
cmvri
w
ire
nent
Hint
bad
taken
place
in
that
In
addition
to
tho
Superior
AIshort tipie ago on this ........ ..
I obtain dirorVjs Itrazil herself was givi ii a r > .aid tile n)i'itiag today wa* the despatched to the -lin e and the section of ibe etnlc from West cohol Cnpipany,
the
Indict
meat
r
e
1
,n 1,,,tur jwHcallnf that he individydls must remain outside
ipipany,
f
erred
to
the
operation
of
two
other
|
l"
"
"
lonKer
* Oconto in this re- the bar and refrain from. Inter*
i Since the ad.ip- mat ent chair.
'•arliest possible «inri* the inker chase of the rum laiat wa, cou- l ’nlm Beach south. It is almost
fcronce with foreign ships; ftve—^
sort town.
tinued
afoot
a*
the
road
terminated
unbelievable
that
so
much
could
bo
liberal di vorc
manufacturing
plants
in
Cleveland,
ti.-ement ealllng 1>t new bid- im l
F E. Lee, a local .business man, searches of foreign vessels, except
in
u
trail
whicji
tho
automobile
j
done
in
such
u
short
period
of
time,
i short time agofc Both Sweden anti Cv. *d
a
nun
ring
in
Minneapolis
and
St.
for a le *lllitni*»ioii *d the old.
by customs authorities, m ust be
B-divottes have vakta asked to resign tin a
could not follow.
"My trip down the east const wa* Paul, use of warehouses and trans wrote* Mr. Jacobk y^sterdny after discontinued.
**ennanent
seats
in
the
io
,n
reading
a
story
in
a
Now
Orelans
The b-rnt wa* overtaken a mile j „n the heel of rumor* that a busl- fer system* in Detroit, Cleveland,
Americans at
It wn« nniMtincrd that the
"If satis factory assurances on
being the aver* that Poland might be given mu
nnd a half up the canal where the t ncx* denresHinu hnd occurred in Duluth, Boston, Bt. Pan] mid Min ticwspajMir in which It quoted the these points are not received noon
buildings
iih
*
i*
i
In1
i>f
fireproof
| time necessary. the vacant chairs. Both Gerini rtinst ruction, of steel and stucco crew wi'ie unloading the liqunr, i Miami, out tho activities that I raw neapolis, protected hy nn internal visiting nttom by as believing that of Thursday, Mar. 13, th* naral
have set uii and Franco accepted the mmt-» amp are to I.” heated by steam. the members of tin- craw surren-1 (here convinced me that there was employes ill Cleveland; aid of rail the resident* of Ocean Springs a rJ authorities of .tho fo reign’powers
mine.
road police, police protection in St. "showing little faith In their own
| there.
- dcred us tlu< policemen approached no depression in construction work Paul, nnd operation of a Chicago city."
will proceed to take such meas
Dolegiites of all other I ’ei Tills is expected t*> make it cihii
Riieii'
after
un
Ineffwtunl
revolver
fire
going
on.
Tho
compressed
air
ham
ures as they find necessary for the
concern supposed to bo dealing in
American countries at o uieeil i pare favorably with many
which
was
returned
by
the
police
A
fter
having
cited
improvement*
mer
was
rattling
in
every
direction
of removing and suppress*
in llu- state.
perfumes.
formally dimpproved the
r*. structure*
under way here tho letter w ritten purpose
without casualty.
and a prominent rcnl estate man
ing
obstructions
of free etna safe
Tho
Contrail
for
the
road
work
of veto by Brazil. This mornit'C
by Mr. Lgp contlned:
told mo that ho looked for more
navigation In the channel."
there wns n feeling, despite l’ i Is expected to amount to npproxibuilding
lo
be
done
in
Miami
lids
"You, yourself hnve tnken about
.II'i f l i - j . of
_e thiT entire tleti’,«
til’s rattitude
" ____ __ T_r__
year titan wa* done last year.
$21,000 profit out of two real es
Quarter*
far
the
negroes
at
tin*
crisis would Ih> found whiih
tate deals hero and Ocean Springs
Raring Retard* Trading.
are to he eroded <>n the same
give partial Reparation t ” «v .. homo
has been a* kind ns it knows how
One
of
the
most
prominent
busi
properly
but
arc
to
be
distinctly
boily except Brazil, Spain i.n 1
to you nnd your client, Igionard
ngs* men of Miami, with whom I
I i.n ti* -‘Hj’ j 1" '|',Vith
*« a maximum Gorman nationalist* here, win .....j separate
Kip Rhinelander, giving both hoi
talked, felt that if there won a lull
J® the city hoitc] are claiming th at the ltd. b *r. . j eon.tract.on i* to be u*.d for l*.tb
CIHCAGO, Mar. 10. OD—Two pitnlity, and real fr
from your recant
in
buying
and
selling,
it
wa*
partly
depositions will figure In the suit
10, and so obtained only 25 per cent of tin- buildings,
attributable to the racing season brought by Lady Marguerite* Hyde, expericncea.
The
local
Kiwanis
Club
will
ohOf qunli,V,V* morning although s u ve St. i‘a trick's Day by liulding which has diverted the attention of
"Tho citizens of Ocean Springs
^polls, city 0f. program it SCUt So Geneva.
Countess of Sufflok end Berks, to
R. W. Ross, a baker, who lived
the
public
and
large
sums
of
money
resent
your Interview as published
..............--,..........
..
en
ebils.rnte
luncheon
pieeting
at
Pnlled
On
All
Qu.vH.in*
I*'
»**"
•’xpeeted
that
some
avium
remove
her
brother,
Joslicp
Loiter,
quantity of
from the usual channel* of trade ns trusteo «f thu $30,000,0(10 estate because it is unjustified and un a t 308 Park Avenue, n believed to
might
crop
up
concerning
the
?'‘b
j)1
(.
Country
t’lub
tomorrow
at
noon
Ition attiring
GENEVA Mur. Id. ui
1*“ " bridge - within tin* count) or on tin
II,-bout, secretary, announced for the past 4K days, but now th.it of i heir father, Ltfvi Z. Letter, true and give* the outside world a have bben drowned a t Daytona
I their poll tux mivr Brlsuil of Frnnre i.n a
tho season, ha* cloned, he anticipat
very wrong Impression about our Beach Sunday afternoon while a t
border*. The latest development* today.
to irnsa op categorical stntctnept tin
*n
ed an immediate revival of trading Chicago merchant.
intention to build a community tem pting to swim in the ocean.
mi
the
Monroe
hi
idge
are
being
Decorations
nnd
favors
sugges
that will be noon that Germany, Gn at Hi •">
The depositions were mode by that will be second to none in the His car and clothing were found
awaited with ’mud) concern by tive of the duv will be ill evidence, activities^ He is ono of /h e most I Lady
n* utilities, in. »nd Franco are now «*b*<da’
Cynthia Mosley of England, South.
on the beach by Daytona polizw
conservative of business men in*
xolusiu
ul)1|
an
unusually
interesting
pro
resilient*
of
both
tbi*
and
P“»city gda and unltcT on all question, lont.e. t I
another daughter of tho elder Loi
yesterday m orning and a search
th
at
section.
This
man
also
ex
"I
can,
on
behalf
of
Ocean
gram
including
several
prominent
cuunty.
with the controversy over **■i:f*
pressed unbounded confidence in ter, and Frank O, Horton, Wyo Sprlnga citizens, only hops th a t railed to disclose the wh
out
of-town
sneakers,
has
been
ar*t the insrrin* ganizstinn of tho League t
the present and future prosperity ming rtmehrr. E fforts to bar the you may have a pleasant Journey of the m issing man.
WOMEN'S TOFRNKY Ol'KNS . ni'tg-’d, Mr. Belxiul stated.
bulk of Lady Cynthia’s deposition
Mrs. K. C. Ross, hla wife,
*> Pol! Tax" but he added .th at if new ditfaalof
Hanford.
TAMi’A. Fla.. Mar. 10.—(d’l —
| huh member bn* been ssked to
will probably mark a high point in back to New York.”
tles
began
to
surge
on
the
li
’it-"!'
was notified late yesterday a
"I hnd heard a great deal about the
t Jo1** c°hector.t
wear either green or orange col
Match
nlay
wa*
started
this
piornMr.
Jacobs
and
Rhinelander
trial, to s ta rt toduynoon left this morfiing for,
l, ’** is paid the only th in g ’left to do wa* to irg in the board of trade woman * ors. and everything possible will conditions of. immorality existing
Lady Cynthia’s statem ent, made hnvo been living • quiet life In a ton* to assist th* police of
V* already paid adjourn tho Assembly to Septet-)* golf tournament on the Temple be done to further tho St. Patrick # in Miami nnd in view of auch ruduring her recent visit hero, ob cottage horo for several weeks.
city In tb* eearsh.
Continued on Page Three
attractive bcr.
Terrace course.
.''ixteen player*
atmosphere.
...
jects tn the possible appointment
Rose left her* e a rly
H . Briund, in speaking of tu-w qualified y*stfnlnv (ram a field Dav
' “er of fontin addition to several high M*
of a Mr. W arr as trustee of tho
Of the Members of ParUaiqant morning for Daytona on *
! *"* to an an- iiffUulU-’s was alluding b tl* to of Jb Mif* Dorothy I’yle. vf FhiU- wanis official* who will come to
estate.
'the w esterner's deposi elected last autum n nearly 100 have mission. He carried a bat
the question of adinis.'Hon <t Ibt
tnuming.
the lowest cnid Sanford especially for. tho occa
tion attacks the management of still to mak* their maiden speeches with hint qpd la ssld to ha'
*a the coming til fnr u seat and to Runis'.u’*; Jdi’ll'hia turning in
sion, several local speakers of
the Leiter ranch tn Wyoming,
in the House of Commons.
pressed his Intention o f t
bid for assurance that she w” dd of h >.
prominence und a variety of enter
Iv V t.U kf 9ai‘i 5o elected
dip In tho aorf, as was his
to
a
non-perm
a''nl
” tne nr.ntcat
In ex po ft l rade tl«) United tainment feature* will be on the
ben visiting the beach.
qualified council scat in September.
States leads Britain. In total trade program, 51 r. Bebout said.
DoIIce a t Daytona stated
JVPewvmt at the
including bolh export* and Import*.
day t h a t the w aters o f (he m
Clermont—Thia city in line fi'r l? u i . « i h ! T t
were noticeably rough Sunday
additional mail BeA fce.
I Britain lop* the list.
The body of J. C. Stevens, who
I S ^ H t Of this
emoon and In addition tha v
committed suicide Burnley nig h t in
wo* extremely cold. They b d
* n. years
th e.lobby of tho Lincoln Hotel,
dectnon
L'iva t it was a dangerous time
was shipped to tho home of rela
ID11 if
The meeting of tho Sanford elty of Sanford h e t proved tovbe th
i u r ♦ Mayor
tives in Nashhvillp. Tenn., th is Baseball Club ruled >for tonight the moat liberal In supporting va attem pt swimming any diti
1
this oc1from the afyorf.
WINTER HAVEN, Flo., Mar. 10- morning b y tho Miller-Krickson has been postponed until tomor rious eventa calculated Ho bring
Funeral
•
Company.
A
brother,
al
the
city
Into
the
limelight.
Prace»r»fu| ^ v°t,fU
/s* _Elmer K. James, 23, of Tnmso with tho initials “J, C.," came row night. In order th a t more con ticallyy every a ffa ir which Is o f,
S ’ I. In ll» M l ~ u . t r J.II « from
members
of
the
diplomatic
nnd
Nashville late last night to sideration may be given to the em any advertising value to the city
P^rtaM*l!/
‘rati'‘n
Bartow,
in
connection
with
the
[ ^ n t electlon." WASHINGTON, Mur. !<k bD-“ Congressional scls, viewed tl*o
taka charge of th e body.
of a m anager for the haa been encouraged and fin/hoes
£*to, in fro n t, of tnair Etc vena killed himself following ployment
"Aslje* df love," the Counic**
Go< ding riiili isd measure
team's 1920 season, according to have ‘ been furnished,"
tintthsw
piny
hut
Ihejr
roorliuni
to
it
were
' »
Fathcart's play based on her hllU 1
"The bse*1;'.!! clgh. playing 120 Putin before Senate.
an a tta ck ' upon Jusnitn Moraaao, Vencs Douglass, president of the
S
S
L
!
"
'
I
.
.
~
A
t
»
t
Wlnt«r
not.
divulged.
•
Africa elopment with the Earl
House Military and Naval
local
club.
£•*
games
in
but'e
this
city
and
seven
prophetess
of
o
local
restaurant.
Haven,
six
miles
efcst
of.
here,
ye»Craven, was presented
,fI The audience here experienced
Several men are beingJ cOnsId
H
others of th* state. Is bnv of the m lttie consider bills.
The young
ponton is in the Feroun'g ytoman
London and W ashington, censorc. the novelty of listening to^a plea
ered
for
the
opeitlon,
and
another
beet
means, nf vdv rU iir^ th* city . Hearing gn prohibition _
--------jiu
ghton
Hospital
recovarlng
nojd-Laughton
recovarln
‘CB sT feeling is v M t d > v e ex
......................
in London, but so fnr as can t,c from the sta g e that it and the ite d between
24 hour* were, deemed necessary of ..........................
Sanford pe-rihic
to obtain. Th* prepoe&l eontliTOu jn.jHous*
from
knife
wounds
on
her
neck
and
brothers
for
critics he kind to the play and t*
bfore authorizing suiy on* or Awo golf toum nrtent n d tim yacht ru* Yolttae,
breast.
twJk* hading learned, untouched by the blue pen star
sometime,
the
direct
cause
of
the
' The plea waa made by
of them to make the trip to San ra ti* both ivr-e.) ti*j’r purwoee
Jtonatry teed cil here where tho effort tn n*r
„
George Vivian, tho director, after tragedy being a quarrel over a
COUNTS ARB Jx
ford fo r an Interview with the and w t n veil rtt.nulvd. -They.
" ? W r y cluh the Countess because
CARLTON FOR GOVEKNOE
10 dollar bill.
,
tlw
newspapers
g
t
first
advised
turpitude," originated.
.
offietale of the club.
however, la »-d foe one or two j 'WASHINGTON. Mar.
The elder James sustained sev
Londpn dispatches said th ' P1*'* (hat they could not see the »b®w* eral flesh wounda, but hla condi
A t the m eeting tomorrow night, day* end ti * ♦•'«ena* wae paid -T w en ty -eig h t count*
TAMPA, FU. Mar. 16. W h iwSLPhUadeirew ritten to preyent reflection !.hf re admitted when OM f t them tion Is not serious.
r. W* pnn-o*o ‘ m?snor charge* i
Ha is being Doyla E. Carlton, formsr member final plana a r t expected to be laid without a in *
R m 3’ rharn- upon the Earl, moved the audien.-*
‘b“‘ • court ,u it mUtht held without ball p*nd ng comple of tho legislature, and a t preaant for th* .opening of the d r i v w ith to ed’ urtiM* Sanfor 1 from April j Judge O. W. Engl
be resorted to.
*'
,
a fine best- cre Illinois Dtetri
eity attorney of Tampa. »<jday vfhich lo srruro fund* fo r th* unt') t -:i’irb*r
*® laughter in the midst of
tion of the investigation. •
The play. VIrian expU m ^. wa*
■uppoeed to be seriou*. The «nform illy announced h u candidacy team 's c w rjtiiw durih ; ti c Cum twill rlui b and *»« believe th at with tod to
version here witb ‘a( intended to b« more narrative than
ti>o st’r i’ort of the local fans and mlttaa
Mr. ing summer.
School teachers under the Glam- fo r Governor of Florida.
P*f>«i on wnsored
end he suggested th at
meed candidacy folIn speaking of the necess'Jy for busIneJe mer. w* ran gvt through
leading the cost pr«*Pf S i X
the
country Countess
lag o f th* club, Mr. the snoson without having to go'
mecting of
'«?tSs Unit- ed one critic to say "a* drs®» 11
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moch
toJk,
and
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here.
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R. WILSON
(Jr IJMISTIC 0VERjrdh'Bc^lc„r„;r;«h!',u''D
c,ro11
BRAZIL’SANSWERCOUNTWH0 ME ",l',i,y......
IS AWAITED WITH CONTRACT IS LETI"
.MUCH INTEREST AT BOARD MEET
Kip’s Lawyer h No
Longer Welcome In W « * -ji *s*
M ississippi Resort
)r Gives
ms To
}o\l Tax
Kiwanians Plan St.
Patrick’s Day Meet
At Country Club
Two Depositions To
Figure In Hyde Suit
A gainst Levi Zeitcr
&*t
Local Matt Believed
To Have Browned
At Daytona Beach
Suicide’s Body Sent
To R elatives’ Home
In Nashville, Tenn. Baseball Club Continues Search For
Tampa Man Charged
Competent Manager For 1926 Season
With Killing1 Brother
Over Ten.-DoIIar Bill
Countess Cathcart’s Flay Censored
In London But Untouched In America
SSuI;
rtf Meet
[^Augusta
IWfMt]k'*
a flS B
2 2 . tokaawT
'3SriSTS STtSSi w3TB
W ashington Ne
�ALP,* TUESDAY. MARCH 16, i m
scribed, or nny part or parcel there
° L . la hereby ordered tbftt l e u
end each bf you be and nppenr hc«ftiJ c irc u it Court a t the
Court House nt B a n fo rd , Florlde, on c iiy Hall.
u R PHILIPS,
the 7th dny of September. A. D.
City Jie*l»tratlon Officer.
Mar. If. tn Apr. 8. l»i»-____________
terrat In the land* h e r e in a f te r d e
scribed under th e s*WIP, U. Haynes,
deceased, aa holra, devlaeea, faff.
a tee*, ifraniees. o r o th e rw ise ? a n d
all unknown p a rtie s c la im in g a n y
interest In nnd to th e follow ing d e
scribed landa:
TRACT OKE:
The Boat Tltllf ( E H ) of tho
Southeant q u a r te r (BEVij of
the Notithweal q u a r te r | 8 W U k
, of the Huulhariil q u a r t e r ( S E U )
of Section S.WowttHhlp 11 Soutn
of Rarotp JU Eaat.
laabele it. Gtbeon If living, and
If .lead all u n k n o w n p a r tie s c la im
ing any I n te r e s t In and to .the fo l
lowing described land Under tho
nnld ixahrle II. Glbion. deceased,
as heirs, devlaeea, leqateea, g r a n lees nr o th rrw lse : and all unknow n
partlen claim ing any interval In and
to |o the following described lands:
f&J >«/■
, . i lie oim
t- H
jlr'/r •** ‘
! tL—s HkM
m tK m m c .
r . ------------------------------------------------------ j
“ Goodnes* STnrioufl!” he cried. “ I t ' s h ig h tim e th in g s w e re happening'
Sft-'v ’ * M l i t e r Kutunlub pulled o u t n
H L A ijW tc h a lm o st a s b it' ns n d in n e r
oml looked nt it.
l
“ Goodness g r a c io u s ! ” he cried.
*;♦ “ I t ’s high tim e th in g s w e r e h a p -
iV*
H a ro a lo n g th e p a th until the
c a m e to tho littlo se c r e t hush thr
m a rk e d tho plncc w h e re S c ru b -U
I.and ends on t h n t aide and th
m eadow begins.
T h e r e stood .t h e old onk tr e e
w h e r e R in g ta il lived. It h a d tw o
s ta ir w n y s — ono o utside nnd one in
side th e old tr e e . T he inside s tn irw a y w ent r i g h t on down to tho
cellar. It w a s in the ce lla r t h a t
R in g ta il had his w in te r bedroomO f cour.-.e. R in g ta il doe sn't sleep,
oil w in te r like G ru b b y G roundhog
o r even h a lf o f it like Kcnunbcl
S q u irre l, f o r he ha s stich u th ic k
hnm irnm o coat, ami u n d e r th n t
a n o th e r coat. B ut he likes
to
snooze a s well an th e o th e r fellow
w hen old M ister T h e r m o m e te r goes
dow n lo zero. And som etim es h e ’s
slow w a k in g up.
B u t w h a t do you think. T here
wnn no sig n of R ingtail himkelf,
h u t th e r e on his doorstep stood his
tw o nephew s. C orny nnd Cobby
Coon who hud sp e n t tho su m m e r
w ith him (lie y e a r before.
“ Oh, ho! So i t ’s you, ia it you
youhg ra s c a ls ,” said th e March
v u a n a r r o w p o in te r like tho h and Hare. "I th o u g h t you w e r o still
o n a clock, uud aro u n d it in u sound n-leep. A re n 't you m a k in g
c lrrlo w e ra n a m e s instead of nuin- y o u r calls p r e t t y e a r ly in th e .
ban.
Each name belonpod t> one of
Ihe wood or meadow people.
.......................
“ Ahn,
it s a y s. ‘M ister R ingtail
once each week for eljrht consec
utive week*.
WITNESS my band and t h e se a l
of t h e -Circuit Court o f t h e Seventt)
Judicial Circuit or the Stole of Flo
rid a . In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e County,
on t h i s the 11th day o f July, A. D.
ISIS.
V. E. DOUGLASS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida
In nnd for Seminole County.
(SEAL)
»
DeCottes ft Spencer.
Solicitors nnd of Counsel,
lor the Complainant.
need LEOKARDrr; COUGH SYRUP
(CRJGOLOTED)
It cn o ih ti end c w l i th e inflamed
tissues. l : fael* l&e n swcllow r f ico
water to a parche J thrort on a , blister
ing hut auauncr day.’. I t fiivos quick
A:l: yttir dnippist for
LEO-NAR-DI’S
Good lot children .u d adults*
| but think you enn’t
B e c a u s e y o u u s e o n ly h a l f th e
a m o u n t o r d in a rily required* F o o d s
are d o u b ly ]good— b ecau se th e y are
w h o le s o m e as w e l l as d e lic io u s*
You CAN—If
TH IN K YOUl
i P e r Cent Interest Paid
THE WORLD'S G R E A T E ST
B A K IN G B O W S E R
____ Sanford, Fla
S T R B K O T U - SERVICE -
,
VII.
J. IV. CAR CENTER, v! nl ,
! ivfvnt]mils.
CITATION
To J tv Carpenter, nml wife, M.
I* CiU'penlnr of Tiiylursvllle, Alahntnn, C It. Sowell, of Newman,
i;«.nrpl.i, im Ci.nt I ,t» i•f Howard
I, ,.g . if, i'.n l fii>in . I. .1 Ling mill
nil.,. I1,iixii |,. t it I La n it; 11a win.I A.
i.ang and wife. Retell f.qntt: Carl
>i l.iiuf 1 >i i
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READ THESE TRUTHS
A ilnj-hv-ilm -torj of a riorida ronciunilty that we
Iirlii-W will -lum moro roiii|o«iiili»e progii-s- in (he
no\t live jn ;n i limn imj oilier <lij in Ihe Male.
T H IS IS N O . s
S a n f o r d ’s C la im of I’oienLnlft
Sanfon] i
Q v I\» \V m u
T ocJ.iy, i t ’a F l o r i d a 's t w e lf t h
<* o ilie r X o rty -c e v c n 3 ta tc s in th e
z \l b a n f o r d , (o o , llic r c ia a jic r! o m ..i.d t r o f i . l in dir? a p r ic u l
l :!; in ir,. !g.
IJy CIIARI.CS P. STEWART
WASHINGJ'UN, Mur. in. < o n -i
grciMUMI) Nel lllouiu |»in lieciti
r iiu v
Mini
Murcia, tlm well known astrologer
noli fled Him of i-.in euining pro
m ot ion g'li ill 3* nuto.
Mni'i'ij had Iv e u
u good hit
w o rrie d llhu.il
lie- lull '-ol
:(.» Millie
pending, to put a ■■rii.n iolo tin
I \ I II I. IIIIM I I l l l l l l l hi i ,i <
SEVENTH j i u ll't.tl.
• (in I I 1
III IMI. H i l l ll* I ! * II I** \
IN VNII I (III - I HI Mil I . ' HI > '11. IN I l| VNI I II 1
IMII T o I) llR I I .1 tv.
U I l.l I AM TUI *F VI 1<
• nn n *in
f o r t u n e telling imiiu*tr> in i Ihj I'm
t i l l ol ( ■ h . i n h u.
| Inl Sol iM.'i
lilt-
s e ll n t;
1-
lioo.ii ' ill I eg i
l.l •
Ma
m.
it vvn- vvlit.i ik e tphdnod tin*
t«» In r lh * ..ii.- icvealed to him F*
whnt :!, . ie!,vt*tv« Imd told hoi
bearing n Ui w i nlitleal f uluix
ml
They : y h n i ''Senalur \S':nih- (
worth, of Fn. >, ,,wn i.tnt'. ol Non
York, v.'hu . me1 up (hit year for i n* t
■ ro-eln tiim, in <• uu.ider ably uii.nl dde
OVU' it. llmvevei (lie aliTn di*ll*'
i
nay poalUvtdy thnt Sol would g *i u- '
th e very firet vacancy.
,l' “ ;
> 0 0 . 0 0 0 1)
r t i — p ia iin in j.; coihf . i r j i o e , n e w
lo r d a lo n g w e ll- d e f in e d lin e s
i*SIr 114“H
SSS& i
\n
111
A t th a t , it wouldn't l.c su rp ri • ■_/ 1■
in g if M arcia had *om" sure
eilO'lglt p u h tiia l iiilluenre, Umog
it
j:
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It was Jla, ry lioutini who in
fplreil tlm rummiigii ngainrt the
.Washington oceuMistt.
Bo it wiie tm 'ur.*' for (lit* t ongrt'ssluiml LOimidttee vvludi wm.
c o n iid fiiitg Bel Bloom '« bill, preiw r a to r y to re p o rtij.g on it. in cull
tb u w izard ua one of its witnraaoa
The rommittn'* rqem wa* fti'l of
f o r tu n o tell, i Mk'-i* * e
tlu re.
As inighl tiavo bean expect.-!, a
row sltii ti <i
Houdini Miid tlie eplrit m e t
told anybody anylU ng.
The nii'Mur.i, prcHtul - .id they
r.\hi s
) c.irs
t i prc^linp
I
e a r y d a y s , th e A t l a n t i c C o a s t L in e R j* il.ja d , lo r e
.*iui r. p a ir c h o p s at S a n f o r d .
A t S t : i f o rd a r e i n e x p e n s i v e h e m e s .m
ftiul in d u s tr ia l lo c a tio n s .
M u n ic ip a lly ,
p a v e d s tr e e ts .
T h re e banks.
M o d .n
n a tio n s . •
M o re f a r y o u r m o n e y
• nd th e b e s t P e p p e rm in t
Chewing Sweet for any money
“ Why, that'., the toll giant v.e
Bftnt, ttumii.quing yau lnf.ir* this
commitU-fl." gu a».cd Congiersmun
T rank Hold, i.t buphaiani.
L e a k fo r W r i j l o j 's P . K. H a n d y P a c k
Uoiiditd etarted violently.
y w Dealer's Counter or jfc
“ I o u l/ i-u'd, ’any m ediiiin,'" }i m
M I A M I -
F L O R I D A
Come find Sec for Yourself
—why Sanford valur* are unlrfl*t*d
mvtii:' uro htrlclly Inuom*
n;|l|£. u H
Vnll'li live, for InklaiKC, an »».«"*.*<>» r<<
l.vlng harvo*led.
*
.... , nt Id
You’ll nee n eliy fronting on n t.n , ,,r„ri|,J i
o f n.ivlgailon on the HI. Jolm» Ittvv-r .■ '
J
irannooriatlon by nll-W«t*-r roui- , . VonJtli
urnporta; ItvO.OuO inunlcliial yor
1)0010* to bo built.
.Ji.lvton M
Vi.u ll mo u city on tlo- main lln'd?,,!JIm*bT|
l-rt.) of the Atlantic Con at
'- 1!
J
<rona-iitato IU*|0 llmhvvny uddwav '
yJ
vlll" and Tampa. Pullman bu;. ».r>(-«
1
I-Jiir'lila.
.. _
rerra
You'll neo. Ion, tho ne'v half-nillhon-.
Tourlm Hotel
, oa *tt|
You'll "CO property v a !u n " f .'.,f'" (n,;Nfrl d
tofiiitl lo u|i North and you w'I*
r. i;.e d
Imvc lipt ontf. tl.ur !«>*!;»y•
,l ‘, iicJj ^
pnrlunlty na fit, I’Mierahurs, Mlaral, b
.
too* oU«rvd leg jttirn (ib'b.
N e w F o r re e l L a b e T o u r is t I lo le l. F i g '
in g . w a t e r s p o r ts .
O t h e r recreation 3
r e n o w n to o t h e r r e s o r ts .
! arid reprints ol any or all of the advertisements in (/iii series will
l c mailed upon request.
iiiford Chamber of Cpinmerce
.Nii)i|i,ril, | ' in.
CORAL
GABLES
-Fanfortl Is (lie WoiKl’s G.ea'c.l
in^ Ccntcf.
|
-S«nlord's Recreation.,I ar.d ili-iiinFw
i lie 1lolvl Itinesl L.i!- ‘ r'v'/t
licuJipi (tiers.
T lie !*:. Johns River .:n.l l-j;.."
I
1 he Si. Johns Rivci-lmJ,.in H.vn CiuL
-Sanloru cs n lirltcr I'l > e teL ’vr.
-Sun(oid ns a I mtlspm IM nri ( -d-r
I low S.i'dord Is (irowing.
I ],c Spuil ol Sun 1.in I * 1 ci/enMi?.
Sanlord ns a I ' jcc tn R m loui (l.dJttsl
. f a r m s , a c r e a g e , b u s in e s s
tic*3. I 'o r t y - s e v e n m ile s o f
n d c h u r c h e s o f a ll d e n o m i-
I t'l l tl t» till L'n co ll I’o It ATI ON
Nlilnii,, l I,,-„tcr llltta.,
IIiiKimIIii A te—1‘tionr 1UO
NEW HANDY PACK
Fits h a n d ~~
p o ck et a n d purse
Cl TV
i.'IwM
oar.
t(atif<iil f - i l n : I t e p r e u e n i a t l ve f or
•
IH'U f Jl 4|f r. 111 u ! i I, I' m
&*4H i i . i l l ! i t , i * l i I (*I t ui.J,
H" f Illl'tU t '--ft y.it.fn ! \
a tiioul l*(>
1‘ij'j'-* t*> m c r e a
I h e fa c t t lis t S a n f o r d is
ir.i 'g c a lly lot .-.ltd d » 3 lrib u iin g c e n t e r o f th e S o lid
C e n t r a l S e c tio n o f ih e Si
w .lli l o w e r f i c i g '.t r a t e s o c c a s io n e d b y d ir e c t
w a l r r s h ip m e n t v ia L a k e
r o " a n d lac* S t. j o t in s R iv e r , i n d u s t r ie s a r e b e in g
• O r a . 1e d
ia
in c r e a s in g
' u n h c rs.
C e r ta in [ jo r tio n s o l. la ltc f r o iit p r o p e r t y
Il i vc b e e n re se r.C LJ b y t h e c iiy lo r i n d u t l r i a l in v e s to r s e l s u b s t a n t i a l a n d p r o R ic s s iv c n a tu r e ,
I h e la r g e s t ic in g p l a n t a t o r ig in a l p o in t o f s h ip m e n t in th e
v. o r!d 13 a t S a n f o r d- • 1’ j f t y - t w o r e f r i g e r a t o r c a r s c a n b e ic e d s im u l ta n e o u s l y ,
A s im ila r p la n t w i lh d a ily c a p a c ity o f 5 0 0 to n s is b e in g b u ilt. A $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
e le c t i :r g e n e r a l in:;: p la n t to w r a p in te r io r F lo r id a a n d s o m e ea.-M c o a s t p o i n t s
is In-lng c rc c le d a t S a n f o r d b y llm I |<„ I., L ig h t a n d P o w e r C o m n a n v . In th e
1 In* iropic gem is only a
Mini! p a n of a w a te r - f r o n t
dev flu, m -nt at C o r a l G ables
(hat
t;val the rivieras of
the n o t Id. C o m e and see it.
E el t:> a ir a n g e a bus trip for
you to C oral G a b le s from any
point in H o n d a .
■UUIO
<E>
did. *
. Ramin,i produce*I a crumpled
tolcgiam 'frotn his lircaj' pocket
and alammed it, ir h wad, Uutvn
on the tfiblef
“I'll N r 510 rcii," he timllcng©d “to any tneaittu ir thi< r>**in.
v lio ’ll toll ui"_wl|#t V on th a t f.nm i
without or^mti;.* nnd reudirg it.’’
to
ll.r ,[..!!> u| lln* S null Sea*.
Hut at l mal dallies one lus
ho i* i.i.ide m a lew weeks. It
c irc le In a majestic curve-of
IliOO lift fic.iii Tahiti Head)
into the blue of Hiscaync Bay.
J'a'tiis ttm ej along its slender
iidgr
J’ ro m e n a d e s and
that, lied bathing pavilions
<Mi. lit the bathers within its
■magic cirde.
r*hr ii'i5 it iwl tin* stii* « fur lv\»
prcpiiicma' v*p -.
Anyone with I ’m
>*,!, h< e..s t.
th o 'Wiilte Itiitise t hot rite Imd
w hile aiie wit do| i; g ■”. * lire eon
Btfllutiora ‘for th rsi
t r n “ fir.-it
lath is likely tt* find a n ogta
aional rhuitiv to afty a g*nid word
fur boric people.
I f ao, it would lie up to l!.c per
ami* rrho apoke fo r to feel g ra ta ful. They dtm ’r • iv—j.i, though.
atoll
o r d e r !
liurdlv with tho Nnv York etati
fVoteij
P.u v «» Cumu..
You wnnl to 83V(Sl-
WASHINGTON LETTED
»-n,i
Jackson vfllc.
rv t h e n m i i T
ro rn r or
t h e s i 'v r v r i i jc n ic i.w . r m r i it o r F l o r id a . in and r o il
HESIINOI.E d l l NTV. IN I'llANcr.iiv.
It. W. OTTER.
t'l.inpln liitltil.
C oon,"' said tho March
Haro.
“ Cnmn Twins, w'o’II skip n u r t<»
his house nnd head him off. It'll
I m ust say thnt I'm surprised
Ringtail Coon usually goes nut rf)
night nnd here it i bioud -lavlighl."
‘T ll he waiting lor lim ," sahl
M ister Rulwduh, r lint pening his
razor oq hie rnznr ,tr;ip. “ Ring- 1
toil's the bigg*n ludr it, tlie whole
couplry and likes to lie i hnved
around hln no"'". And lie’s v e r;
Careful phnu* his Mustache it hut 1
to bejust ho."
Tho vw in* foUtiWrd the M arch1
p r e tty iim'it>
SIMON P u S S ^ *
n n x 'tv j&.'s/'.tg3
uSanford,
sstrsta
sJi jssiS sps
Seminole County. Florida,
u,vi i oi
iibii
' Southwest Q u a rte r (SW .4) of
the Southw est q u a r te r ( 8 W U )
r f tlie Southeast q u a r te r (SE*
VI) of Section 3, Township 31
South of R a n g e I t E a st;
, Sarah i*. Drown. If Hying, and
If dead all u n know n parties claim
ing any Interest In the lands h e re
inafter described under the said
Sarah P. Drown, deceased, as heirs,
devisees, legatees, grantees, or o t h
er wise; and all unknow n p a rt lee
claiming any Interest In nnd to the
following described lands:
TRACT T H R E E
T|je W est h a lf ( W H ) - o f the
Squtheast q u a r te r
<SEV|) of
tftr S outhw est q u a r te r ( S W l;)
of tin* Southeast q u a r te r (SE*1-) of Section 3. Township 21
—-South of R ange 23 East.
It Is ordered th a t you and each
of you a p p e a r to the sworn bill of
complaint herein fili-d. on or before
thq f.th day of April A. D. Kt26,
I he same being a Rule Day of lh<s
Ilonornhle Court, nnd
In default
thereof a decree pro conTcsso be
entered ngalnst j'ou nnd each of
i It Is f u r th e r ordered tha t thl« I
notlee he published In the Hanford j
Herald, a new spaper p u b lish e d , In
Seminole Countv. Florida, onca n
w-eel; for four ronsecutlve weeks.
Witness the hand nnd seal of V.
E, Dnugls«a. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Seminole County.' Florida,
nt tli<- Court llottso In Hanford
Seminole County, Florida, this 1st
dny ol March. A. D 1928,
V E. DOtTGLAHS,
<**V.iJ)
Clerk. -
‘C°uld B e t t e p ^ i l ^
SU B ST A M T IA L
�THE SANFORD
ALP, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1926,
Tourist Card Club Florida Sheriffs To
To Meet At Legion Meet Wednesday In
Wftst Palm Beach
---- ----- "
BIG CONTRACTSQuarters_Tonight
_____
^ C o n sid e re d For
• 31ii,000 Cons(ruction PInn
Including NCW High School;
New Negro School Planned
Construction bids ..f the New
lligli School, South Sid? I’rim njy
and'tho iicgio school at Goldsboro
are being opened today during the
sen io rs of the school board and
many b dders were urecent this
m oraln- in the offices of Suj>t. T.
W. Lawton when the board offici
ally convened fer husinej*.
Several out of tdwn bidders
xutl.oitjj thcio prcsprit. At 10
o'clock the 'board vent into" ‘o xe.
cutive ocs si on- r.m| the bidder*
wero notified ill r turn at 4 ..’clock
a t which time it i. nml-it v tin t
succesiful bidd/is nili h,- ...........
Many transients.............city
in the city are
are
expected to enjoy the first of a
series of tourist card parties ar
ranged for tonight a t the Ameri
can Legion hut on the lake shore,
commencing at S o*clock, according
o officials of the newly organized
Sanford Tourist ClubThe success of the tourist dances
held at the City Hull under the
auspices of the Chamber of Com
merce has resulted in an increased
spirit of appreciation for the re
niiiiuMi uiintiikiuii u* mu r Minim
State Association of Sheriffs, which
)pehs Wednesday morning. Sheriff
il. C. Baker announced today.
Rekervations for n large number
if the law enforcers have been
Sandringham, the
sne late
into Queen
vjueen At
A iessnuto, wo--*
the
bought by King Edwturd drfginally fo r 2000,000 pounds.
Radio* that use no antenna and
no batteries nrh on the m arket. We
want one that uses no static.
»
n ,
; r,
,
_
Sheriff Baker nn? " * deputies
'V meet the delegates os they a r
f1*® " n d convey them in automo8
tb e convention hall a t the
Polncmnn hotel.
A fter the business mooting to*"
morrow for election of officer* and
the majority of w inter visitors to a legislative committee for th e on*
Sanford.
suing year, the entire body will lie
At the card party tonight, final taken for a enuso on Lake Worth,
plans for the to u rist dance to be
In the evening tho sheriffs will
held tomorrow night nt. tho City be the guests of-Sheriff Bnher at
Hall will be discussed and novel a banquet a t the Poineiana banquet
ont, ru in a u n t features considered, hall. Among the features of the
A w ry small adntisisnn price (second day will lie n special celewill Iki charged, and n variety of I-brstion of the birthday of (1. Scott
Prices offend for high scores in “(|fitVor>y president „f the associnUrid'to nnd Five Hufnlml.
' tarn.
Woman Becomes Prominent'Spor
Electrical Engineer Form Greyhound
To Stage Many
To Learn Progress
, AMES, lawn, Mar. 16— (fl>)— A
ijerire to know “what makes tho
wheels of progress go around*’
prompted Miss Marion Orchard,
daughter
R. Orchard, a
Council Bluffs, Iowa, newspaper
publisher, to tnko up the study of
electrical engineering a t Iowa
State College here.
“I elected .my course in electric
al engineering,*’ she said, “because
I am a practical romancer. To
illustrate: Whenever I would sec
,ry tjrlusion order, these Catholic priests w ir
jn MMexico to a ship bound fob New York. \
declared the Mexican authorities refused » ...
k extra clothing.
d Automobile Dealers Gather
inford For Annual Conventii
oa* of n ia J i'n d nukrs of tm u t a t e of
uHcd in the- mle», Kent Automobile
, afternoon for the
>ries «f meetings at
i-nt officials °t fbc
, tptik. The convert*
d bf-Uufrison UoldJ taf"» manager of
through Hairy Kent,
[tutor of tho Cleve-
tl the entire gathPl «t the Motel
'llr. Gold mith is
[ter an nd.hess at
ifthe ininqiiit. At
br* are to attend
L in'th.- armory
•the e\t iling's en-
te r ta in m e n t.
In commenting on the
,mpany’s buniness in this sin:-. Mr
Goldsmith said “th e 'growth ..f
Florida has, of course. b-cr . I .,»
to the nutomobile busint : - ;,ni
denier*, in nil sections b:r
fited by th o h u g e increase in
!
recorded during the n; • nv.i
years. N o t. only have v.v I j
many more ears, but I I. li
dealers handling all lines of snt.*- ness activities abated to a great *,♦
mpbiles in the state have enit.jvd extent on Sunday. I went to a
a prosperity never before wm- - church there that had a seating J;
ed in any place in such ;i - i.rt capacity of 1800, and every seat
period.”
—
appeared to be occupied and some t\
“The Sanford district I n i tl.. people were standing, and the other J
reputation o£ being one :
churches that 1 saw in tho city *♦*
greatest automobile niark»t trir seemed to be equally well attended.
it? size in the United St.*;
“ We experienced no difficulty in {
notice the preponderance !
' I the m atter of food and we Were *»
large enrs, and upon re.
in served with reasonable1 dispatch. I
womlerfltti hack couutrv <■
' *' have no doubt that Miami has been
you boast, nnd a fte r henrii, • t 1 greatly maligned by its enemies,
J
money which rolls in t" lb,
“The lower cast con t of Florida
lion every year, I can well
from West Palm Beach south is. in
stand why such hn j ; i»"l t,
lay npit'.iim, a dreamland and 1 X
exists.”
think so much money ha* b e e n in- *♦*
- - voted there tliut it couldn't i.id
if it were disposed to do so,
l
Urnin Table
| “ I think they might as well t a l k [ V
CHICAGO, Mar. Id
'about W. Mr ‘r. ' permanently Mil- ♦%
■ing. ne.; > i . • intry is, in my Jk
Clone
Y
„
(ijon.
A
a*, n dollar.
1 t
Y esterday
,
' ' r *f
mg 'Ureal is Mi- •&
WHEAT—
* "'■
'I
■.
tat*' slioulil be
May, new
May
.1u!v
Sept.
r-x
/.
I
•
V
CORN—
May .:
duly ■
Sent.
OATS—
May
duly
Sept, t
RYE—
May
duly ..
Sept. .....
LARD—
May ........
duly ............
ItlltS—
May ............
duly .............
BELLIES—
May .............
J u l y .............
FRED It. WILSON IS. X
OPTIMISTIC O V E R A
STATE’S F U T U R E A
t;
Slayer y
You turn through a kodak album and smile at old-st}
clothes. Skirts cluttering the ankles . . . hats perch
high up on hair. . . wasp waists. . . awkward sleeves
odd how your taste has changed!
le v.et Kenearinj?
T hursday M orning
J fin I )>• I'liilties
1li- nt'in tr..‘.inri Ilf
. Th'• i|, iii rid fur
licit. >1. iililunigh
iv, f r; i > cmiumin,
Sf preferred and
jri o print or so.
Wt preferred rxfcv 4 print* I cfor*
R half hour, the
*4 Maricoba pro“ M nnd Colorado
R point or so.
f Cenernl Motors,
*• Etcwart-Warner
verc the Cnrlv
iwcialti. a. Allied
Harvester,
■k. Huport nnd
1*1 ihowirg early
JJrijr :s points.
* <qiened ir■d Sterling ruled
II HI. and
slightly Iqwr*’. HA;inn ami
»ere heavy.
5 ^ ' Ha., Mar. [o.
quotation*
g W aonville mar*
by the Flor!«C Bureau;
JjT^lUneous veg-
nrtJn-JImn<J Pf,0,1i
ld*cThl: markct
Nonn Stock Id* I
NEW YORK. Mar. Itk
Allied Chem. Dye ......
American Cnn ..........
American Smelt &. Ref
American Sugar
Alnericau Tel. & Tel.
Arrdricnn Woolen
Atclibon ___
A- C. J * ......... .......
Baldwin Locomotiv*'
Bethlehem Steel ....
Corn Products .........
Northern Pacific
Pan. Am. Petroleum
Pennsylvania II. IL
Reading R. R............
S. A. L....................
Southern Railway
Studebaker .... ........
Standard Oil Co. of N. J
Tobacco Products
U. S. Rubber ................
U. S. Steel .....................
Taylor Talks On!
. . . . . .
7.1U
NEW YORK, Mar. 16.-UPJ—
Cotton future** o pc noil
$®V5oneh crates' May 18.70; July 18.24; Oct
down cartons, Dec. 17.24; Jan. 17.21.
green
tfites, yellow,
6 'applies.
White
. inreo crowd of townspeople is
acted to be present in addition
Ihnae attending the conference.
Garage And 150 Autos
Destroyed By Bluze
Trio Meet Tonight In
BROWNSWILLE. t'a Mar, 16~ l*P)— A garage and lri* uutoniobde* were destroyed by fir* uf “n;
driermimgl origin early
with un estimated lo»* “f *“>0'
Coes v u f Toilet
w 2 ' 1c overed by iruurancc.
POWDER
UQVID
.
The garage, a t*»-u <ltor> ,,
structure, waa operated by **crrmgton and HowdjT A score of
nutumobile* destroyed were
^ wunt and ones awaiting delivery to purebas-
?*> count and
puni
^rbolce count
Km
U * '
w 9t
hon,lH*rBi
^ Lu*bel hamn-
___ •
ir. Alha W. Taylor will address
[•gate* to the county-wide welconference, nt a meeting tu),t at H o’clock nt the Congn-gam| Church. The subject of Dr.
lor’s message ^ ill j*® 1 r“h,bi'
, From Tho Social Point of
NEW ORLEANS. Mar. IC—<dl*>
ty bushel hamper* -—Cotton future* opened steady;
18.84 asked; May
Ju,y
^ Whcl ,hampera, Mur.
l7.bC; Oct 16.87; Dec. 1G.!>-’ bid.
triler. fancy
m
Prohibition* Tonight
106M
oat*. mower
i the Christmas fi«»
*tn up. You’ll nerd
ittf presents, so011- •,
ippeped to *ce the
httftO A jX a®
ntlAL OFIXB
On) m ** U
w*
“S
%
Yet day by day your taste changes in all you wear and
do. Y ou don’t like the same books, enjoy the same
movies, choose the same underwear, prefer the same
soap as you did a short while ago. You are so used to the
better, you wonder whv you liked the old. Advertise
ments make you know the better as soon as it’s proved to
be better. They tell of good things accepted as good
taste in the best homes. The hosiery, glass-curtains,
lighting fixtures other moderns us^; w hy their use is pre
ferred. Advertisements influence so many around you,
sooner or later you’ll feel the change. Even if you never
read an advertisement, you’ll use in time some of the
conveniences which advertisements urge you to use to
day. Advertisements form a tide of taste that sweeps
you forward; you can’t stand still. Since you’ll enjoy
what they advertise anyway,>w hy not begin enjoying
it now?
sumed a position c
C rtnnce through 1
re today of tho J
hound Racing and
sociation backed b
Ruppet, owner of t
�—
Lim it The Loans
•n n M M «*♦»!
M i n i I ln M s
S ill AT«1*>
:: m
«*Jiir^ VtorM* undsr Act of
M M — Mltmr
Hi u | m
B A H or
B. JOMKI, H m n la i M llnt
n t S A N ....................A u w l i t i
BimicniPTto!* n.%Ts:i
On« \Afcr—*T.u® Hi* M..nths. *J
Psttvered In' CUr by Carrier, n
vw k , I h i Weekly Edition 12
per year.
i
,IL KOTICBi All obltufcry
*, rsrds of thanks, resoluand nottoefc of enlsMfcle*T*«*n*«
irfetrt ciiarge* are msde will bs
Charred ter at regular advertising
____________________
A H O nA TR U rnBSV
Afcaoc'ated Prefcs It oxcIukentitled to lbs use for reas dispatches
cation of all news
uiherwU*
ted to It or not
n
•d in this paperr and slsn the
_
<1 herein. All
inews published
of rapuhllcatlon of special
tier
r - .. tehfcs Beralp
are also ressry«-d
TUESDAY, MAhCH lfl, luTo
IIBBALD’S PLATFORM
per water roots to Jack.
natrurtlon of S(. Johns-IoAftP H irer canal.
I*—K it melon of white wsy.
!.«—Swimming pool, tm nla courts,
I
SlC,
, I*—Augmenting, o f ’ building pro>•' . gram —honscg, hotels, s p i r t steal houses.
■:j f^-B sfcn sio n s f stre st paring
E program .
T*~Conatrnctlon
of
boulevard
ground Lake Monroe.
Completion of city beautifiesttbn p ro trs
V —B ip in slo n of school systsm
SnUk pm
1
prortsion
for inrrssssd fa
cilities.
BIBLE V ERSE FOR TODAY
Borrowing: money fo r luxuries by those whose incomes
cannot stand th e debt is one of the principal causes o t di
vorces, sfeides, burglaries, embezzlements and sickness, ac
cording to the Denver Retail Credit Men’s Association, which
hits i*ecently completed nh exhaustive analysis of the evils
resulting from the indiscriminate loaning of funds to pleas
ure seekers.
There are few of uh who cannot recognize the tru th of
these findings, cither from experience or observation. Things
look rosy when we borrow money for the new automobile;
good salary, good chances of selling out those lots a t a profit,
tidy sum coming in from second payments.
tT Then the wife gets sick, second payments fail to mate
rialize, interest comes due, worry entails loss of sleep and
poor health, then finally to cap the climax of disaster, the
.boss says “sorry, b u t ------" and Saturday finds the joy rider
out of n job with a sick wife and heavy liabilities on his hands.
I t ’s an old fam iliar tragedy th a t has played its p art in
many lives. And the unethical loan man is largely'to blame
for its increase in practically all parts of Ajnerica. Instead
of discouraging, or actually refusing to loan a man in mod
erate circumstances money for luxuries, there arc too many
loan companies whose interest is confined only to the collat
eral that is put up. If the guarantee of payment is sufficient,
mnny loan companies feel th a t they are doing their duty in
supplying funds for no m atter what purpose. Every right
thinking m an's conscience tplls him th a t the loan man has
not acted along ethical lines in advancing money for the pur
chase of some luxury by n man whom he knows is in no fi
nancial condition to afford the expenditure.
*3
In this period of advanced business, the rigid adherence
to ethics is ncccssnry to draw the dividing line between legiti
m ate nnd high class loan companies nnd those unscrupulous
firms and individuals who will actually encourage a man
with moderate means to court financial disaster, provided
thnt flnnndal disaster will result favorably to the firm.
The duty of the loan company is to advnnce money in
time of sickness, to nid the business man in his financial en
terprises, and to generally supply capital where it is required
for legitimate purposes.
There is no doubt but th at Charles M. Reed, general man
ager of the Denver Credit Bureau, speaks truthfully nnd
lucidly in saying thnt “every conceivable sort of human ill
could be traced to the practice of borrowing money by young
m arried couples and persons whose incomes cannot support
extravagant spending.”
The consistent limilihg of loans to strictly legitimate
purposes would go far toward alleviating problems daily be
coming more apparent.
ORE ITERALD
t s t A n c H j e . j1926
?
POTQOURKI
ArBrisbane Sees It
The Man sad Llisrd.
C at sod Monkey.
Prohibition Crisis.
A' Shaky League. ...
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
••*7 right 1131, br klar Co.
HAVE YOU the Intent news
about that beautiful lenirue of na
tion*. that was to give the world
peace ami forever end strife? One
pro-lcngu« newspaper get* this
diapntrh from Geneva, “the league
is to ttering ns Germany rejects
llriand conmromisc."
O irpage three of the same news
paper a Washington correspond
ent marvels a t the pnwcv of small
nations to mixup the league, de
scribing Washington njtA'coticerned
over the misiiscynf'tl'.Q league for
peraonnl-pm bttions.''
New York Timei, .proleague, now describes the league
situation ns *'verv near the hreukln*r point." with “the fate of three
governments in the bnlnnce.'*
Would it not be wire to keep tho
fate of this government out of
nny such bnlnnce, out of the league
of nations and the world court,
which Is an mine:; nnd hack door
to tho league?
.*
IN M iS iio u S jW tT o M CHAP
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S fR iw S '
if txfc'e
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AcAtM.
UttCH Fcj A
o w f.n A A .
'Ax* kw” «Cfr
T LOOV A*-V
M02«
5
Hill
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Ml Mi,
8
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R)LA% PnJ:«
a « lj,n i of
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AND'iA ivT-s TwA'
AUTO'
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ll« Ur
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’PROHIBITION IS atari led by
results of liutiun-irjjo poll on the
Volstead Act and prohibition.
Tho
v o t e , overwfrflminglr
ngalnrt the Volstead
ntood
yesterday with -110,f l s * wanting
the prohibition law chungcd to ad
mit light wines nnd beers, or
abolish entirely.
Only "11.385 would keep pro
hibition ns it is.
Earnest drys. urging Prvsiilent
Cooliilge to declare for prohibi
tion of the present hn«I«
evi
dently feel th at there is a crisis
and danger of the wet tide's re
turn.
President Cnnliilgc probably will
think over carefully tin' fnct th at
the public appears to favor some
change by 10 to 1.
W .IU
MkAT
•MO Sanford
Talmttt# ’
a««»
T»a, n o ,.
OUr CaruUi I>1
(
Model'
JUSI ENOttiN O
Cine* L
FORGET NOT 1US BEN EFITS
“W» Trt* (
—When your children tdinll say
Ut
unto you, whnt mean yo by this
gm rlccJ Yo tchnll any.
It Ih tlic
sacrifice of the lo r d ’s Panaover,
*|io passed over th e houses of tho
HAVING READ tho fable about
itdrcn of Israel, when He smote
the cat thnt pulled the monkey's
Egypt Inns.*’ Ex. 12 20-27.
Loans
MONEY AVAILABLE
chestnuts out of the fire, European
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
Fur F irst M ortgage Imans on Liberal Vilaalioa L
residents in Chinn, the other day
t
PRAYER—
Consult un first when Ig the luarkrt fwf«
m jucstod Uncle Sam's cruiser to
*'0 God of Hosts, be with us yet,
------------------o----------------j shell nnd silence Chinese forts at
Spenking on the crime situation serve there. They nny thnt they
v Le*t wo forgctl Lest wo forgetl"
A. l». C d N ^ I . Y & SONS
! Tnku.
in New York city, Police Commis- nrc the poor m an’s friend.
V--------- o-------It C a n ’t Be Done
M a s s o l l a A Baet>»<
Since then those forts have aioner McLaughlin made the some
This poor man who is arrested
A MAN AND A GIRL
finsi upon Japanese warships, what scmmlionnl statem ent thnt
ban friends hut they are too poor
8he nrn« a pretty young thing, he
wounding
several
Japanese.
You
In till Hci’iousncHK un attem pt in being mneie by some dis
"The services offered by the surety
was u buaines ninn clever,
will hear more of thnt.
companies in the hail situation con- u> ipialny ns bondsmen.,, They,
l ie knew the ways of the world, gruntled individuals of nn Enst Coast city to rend Governor
It Is well for American cruisers tribute to the crime .>r ibis city ^m cver. do scrape together the
men made n fool of him Martin out of the Democratic party. Captain George Matt and American sailors to keep out
ncixl standpoint $S0 or $100 or $200 bondsman’s fee ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
• ♦ • from a financ
never;
son, former Miami harborm aster, bus naked the Dade county nf th a t shooting.
probably, and he provides the bail to release
erest\
it
is
to
their
ini
Soon a t his desk through the dny
sbouid ihe defendant. The latter is j
In
Europe
and
Asia
the
luhabithat
this
crime
situation
executive
committee
to
oust
Martin
from
the
party,
charg
ho kept full cant ml of his
brought to trial and found not !
ing Unit thu Governor has failed utlerlv lo keep pre-election
i,n,i nations should he ,*h°w- continue."
p '
senses,
, ,
,
i
i
: ,-d in do their own fighting, without
The
commissioner
has
proven1
Buill> but for the bondsmen he I
L Clear was his head ns ho tnlkecl pledges.
nssiriim re or financing from Uncle himself by years of public scrvici would have remained months in
and thought of figure reCaptain Munson declares that the committee Ims ahvndy Sin
in various departm ents as n level iail although innocent. The pur'•5 cripts nnd expenses.
headed
man and so consideration po^c of the law is fulfilled - the dereviewed
the
alleged
violations
of
campaign
pledges
anil
tied
Bat in the evening when he sut by
brought t" trial. If he
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
GENERAL
BLISS,
of
the
t
ailed
j
njust
be
accorded bis drastic reconi- fendanl
this young thing nnd pretty, a m ajority was favorable to action against Martin.
i ’t;iS arm y, i-.-ues warning “ I • t?<> >ni«.*ii«l;ition that
the companies -hoiiM run off the bondsman
Cofald you have henrd wlint In- said,
It will be interesting to see just how far such a "spile
niaii ent "
! which nroviile bail slmtild i»e driven Hi'itrelie for him- if tie is nut a p
you'll have looked at him in measure" can he made to go. Captain Munson, who i> .-o ■b iv.1 , iiI 'dis.il
*41
j
m si.b-ni .....I i , ii'n
a r e ant o f I*iisiin’*s. T he eoniinissiiincr l" L ■n,i| 'd the bond is paid.
pity.
e|i
eli
il
In
protect
tieI
nit"d
Suites
argued
t
’lal
in
a
practical
way
the
'j
E
,
vo
strongly
the
view
held
.Jacksonville', Tantpn, Miami, isanfcoij
Fur ho talked of her marvelous vigorous in his attack on Governor Martin, happens to be the
1 ■ after B‘- ib'.erest, not to*surety Lrgani/.ation» "in iiraie' in • m places, Knoxville living one
eyes, nnd lie raved o'er her unfortunate individual who was harbormaster at Miami “vxlieu niii!
• tbi- ■•nio'.iv ! • tin attach crim.- am) b Ip tne iiiiinn.il evade
municipalities actually
Palm Beach, Daytona Did
marvelous blushing,
the I’rins Valdemar overturned blocking tin* channel, anti e ' I'ndi'pi
vjiii* i' "I defense.
I justice.
m i'iitain official bonding agencies,
And you scarce could believe tlmt who was removed from office by the governor lor im ffi- byTin*
richer we im the g*a n1>*f-tiioj They t kd the criminal out of Then* have salaried agents and are
a limn could do such ex
danger,
if we m e not prepared, at ‘j t,j} for n imifi d_ fee which In* jmyn fiitciidi d to insure against exciency.
travagant gushing.
:I17-"IH First National Barilo^
nn invent.
i perhaps olit of the proceeds of his hnrldtioit fees by private concerns
We cannot believe that the weight of this lelalatiiry mi"I!el'istoins
You scarce could believe that a
i
ffi-rs
various
ext
r
ine
and
he
is
then
free
to
com„
*nmid, .though pretty and effort will make itself very noticeably felt on the broad iii-os for I’ersia's inability to tie- nn’ mori crime and so get money ii- por>"iir. Tho situation is euriSanford. Florida
»'it,:Iy c ustruilictory; the law arrests
lido It,
young could nhii
f.
-u|
!i:
I—
ff
a
*
•
a
hi s t <!i - el; nttiu k. | to t'omliai tin- l.t.v. ih-hty f*f fours* a person nnd then on payment of ir
shoulders
of
Florida's
governor.
Heading
men
out
o
i.lh
e
Though praise may he sweet to
. on il ut liie i'er- mils wi le as ii,-i,',c» the enmit.ul xrilm-j-sis di • fe<* tal.e-' lunt away from itself.
the car, it was sickly tin party tends more to make m artyrs of them than ii.iiim « I ,
iV
r a tiie ti'V'-ks, eti*. | or the interest of th J»r- -..ttiu- ii
W-- do n o t know what essentially
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MASAG
[and they are stronger afterwards I ban before.
way he applied it.
'1
f;
i
is
i !i:m Persia u.ts rich 1dimini' lies. 'Uu* criminal is mu
di fercuiintes conditions here, but
f o r he raved anil ho raved am! he
Governor Martin certainly has hi* faults and he nvr. n-.,
i ijnpi- (1'iri-il, n i oiiditioii to j to feel that an arrest i:- of no grpnl ! f example, and in New York city,
raved in speech that Imd u.>
have kepi some of Ins campaign pledges, lull he is easily mu which mini" n-ul imenta'ists would [eom-eipience; il can not keep him in it seemingly there are differences, j
sense whatever,
the Unilisl Stales. |jni! and many things may happen Bonds in New York are ordinarily I
Which fchowi what n young girl of the Lest governors Florida ever had and oiliywlmni the lit. to le.lmc
t, a,t lading the down- to avoid sentence.
far higher then they are here for
■ ■■■■■■■■■■■a
can do to un old man wlm's stall! ran well he proud ol. He has made many mistaUes. I I to
Now
it
happens
th
at
oi
many
fs,1|
id
Persia's
greatness,
like offenses ami so the bondsmen
said to he clever.
Lut
at
the
same
time
his
list
of
achievements
which
tenet
n itm al and inevitahlo.
‘ parts of the country professional there may cater to the professional
— EDGAR II. GUEST.
beneficially lo Florida, lias been steadily growing.
bondsmen, whether surety com i rimiiials who are aide to provide
■
-------- o--------«o.den panics or individuals, are regarded the necessary'collateral. We have
.1E
SHE
Any
ol
tempt
to
rend
him
out
of
the
parly,
who
is
one
of
If Bpring payments don’t get us.
111* will hunt nnn! li/a n h . in different light. .Many consider no rich criminals —no pay roll bati
the best Democrats in ft. will he held as too ridieulous foi , Mvi*r;r'
Spring fever surely will,
U ul I* ng, ILni firh t with their that they protect the innocent ami dits or silk thi* ves—with bulging
— — o------eonsiderat ion.
i;,i|. und cat raw meat, ineludim; at worst merely keep others out m pockethnoks to ii>ni|il bondsmen to
Isn't it funny that when » man
i.m lyooli a merchnnts. if they can jafl until it is adjudged that tin y take big chances.
Recks a better half he unly asks
gi t them.
Tampa,
as. lias been said, though located
ini a different
fo r her hand•
-n
i
In the days i f SI George and |
---------Q--------( |u n rtt;r ot th e u ta lc , is n o t u n lik e d n c k sn n v d lc in s e v e ra l rc- (})| [iraront i!n,i would have been
I t’s about time we ptnrtcd m ak Hpccts. The two cities are at present running a close race in
,’hl.
mi.ivlmut i
ill: LA M X ) REPORTER-STAR
ing arrangem ents for n safe and
population, the actual difference probably being less titan v-pni,| |,nvc been compelled tot cut
SSM Fourth.
r; .. . — ----- o--------1,000. Tampa has a good harbor and is important commer- off t)u. |jznnj*s t(l,i w,(i, hi-, „wn
Old time# always are the b e st; ' dependent on who's who
Today
One N. E. corner of Elm and First Street]
Tho little girl down tho street cinlly nnd for its manufacturing, tho cigar industry Being ns sword. Now, standing far off, he
observes th st a wife in tho home pocially important. It belongs, like Jacksonville, in the more >wi]j ^nttcr u,,. reptile's head with old pleasures the sw eetest; e v e ry -1k* characterized by ju st as happy!
lot w ith large two-story frame buildmgj
thing was far and away lu tte r | M,nd A"’" 1 118 Listing m arriages as
Is w orth two at tho officu.
conservative part of the state.— Elmer H. Youngman in Ian Vxpliwive bullet. «r hire nutives “When we wen* buys."
There is nn apartm ent overhead and a
Evei v '
'(‘/FT* .TemomiW* mar• »
will w the Burnt*.
Tliero
When some people idng, lt'« not Hankers Magazine.
to trap tin* monsters, which live K.un.cratiun
on F irst street. This property is P™
nackwanJ.
Dial
an*
cmnitliHs
divorce
cubcs
,
it
i
a
inualc, neither is It funny, ho we
on
the
island
of
Komodo,
in
tho
finds
its
youth
grading
higher
true,
hut
consider
the
difference
in
erably under the market and the terms
don't *eo why they wunt to do it.
than the youth of the im m ediate1population and the difference in
Dutch East Indies,
Brice $650.00 per Front Foot.
! ways nnd means taken to get
There is littl e romance left when present.
If girls could roll the dice like
LOUISVILLE COl'It I KB-JOURNAL
i
t
i
lt,,i
V"1
^
‘'[’rising
to
bear
|
around
uphappy
m
arriages.
Pcothey roll their «yc», there wouldn't
you hunt lizards nr linns by nulo- Adult* u Ion den. writer nnd ieetur- pit- have more sense than they onco
!)• gny chnnce for these profes
. ..On Palm etto avenue, between Fills
U’U.nin was J President Cool id go. While “The mohiles.
When
Woodrow
* Jim dyserhiig in an address a t ) had, else all progress is a baekeach. I
sional players.
Sixteenth street, 4 lots for $2800.0 '
prenldeiit, Albert Bacon Fall, Re- Sileiin Man" in the White 1louse
U inter l ’wrk that "Men of today W ard move instead of forward.
is
striving
with
patience
to
restore
Our office boy Miyn wlien a man 1Publican, of New Mexico, used m
LOUIS SEIBOLD, investigating ' “ re , "diglng for that old-fash- - They do not longer consider thut
these are corner lots and each onc . ...
. .
,
' iooc-I g-rl of yt-slerdny to emne I if unhapoilv niatod th ey should
and woman get nuirrled, in m-st j think tin* day ill spent when he nn* |‘n|'',v '! '"timis between Ida «»un- the
—
^
*i—
/
i
.
i
.
.
.
1
try
and
its
nearest
neighbor,
knowcost
of
living
in
cities,
shows
|
nguin.
They
wunt
her
T
h
e
y
'u
n
til
death
do
the
lot adjoining. Terms are very a
1
caiea thn Imahuml becniues tin I n->t attacking the Wilson miminism part live -in
mg. as he does, that his govern that every inhabitant of Greater still admire modesty, refinem ent] miseries and woes for appearance
ailanl pariner of the firm.
tnilinii in the Senate respecting ment's policy toward Mexico in New York pays ?72.MI a year for and simplicity in her."
sake.
When |s ‘0ple are minimi ted
/ -------- »>!*•* Mixican p-du y. Amiriean li\es watched with keen apprebensive- city government That seems high
Men of today, yeslcrdaj and to the emumonsense thing to do Is
It nerme thatit South \ir i
...
V
..
*
ii
)'
‘j
"ere
being
snuffed
out.
fall
used
....
..
by
all
Mexico’s
bliind-brotbers
morrow admire modesty, refine to unntute, nnd all the windy a re
not to be know
ic Iplace tluil miiile
‘ oiuiduin; American property of Latin-America, Mr. King makes hut tho cost is higher in Chicago, ment and simplicity
lictly in woman- mvr-t of press <jpnd pulpit cat
mines but a* (lie
was being destroyed, Americans a 'speech concerning Mexico thnt Pittsburg and Baltimore
bowl,
and no generation
since ' overcome the
argum
I
moral tarpitmlc famous
.
,
,
m v sit
a u i t i ent
v i i i jyielded
u n it
h
""m i n as well as nun were be- ;nut-llcrods Herod in that it is even
eck was a pup hns U-ett without u condition and not a theory
311 F irst N at’l. Bank Bldg.
According to tin* latest n-pnit-, mn(» subjected to every i onceivaid,- ; more intemperate limn the Fall national tnxds take $I11.4S from ‘ “ *
The old-fashioned girl was a
,’u>‘It?‘y1' >cfiu.*munt
form
of
systcnmUe
indignity.
Tin*
outgivings
of
ten
years
ngu.
...
,
,
i
,
B|™
sim
plicity;
und
the
much
thsmost of tho mail pouted in (lie
thing; the new ofle is sweet
Sanford, Floridn
Jimj lampooned “flapper” of sweet
honor of the American nation, the
unly htfvo
have Americans been enelt luhubitnnt, tanking a total ^
Not only
( local office last night wan a<|- interest
also; tin- old days were greut days
of
its
people,
were
being
o iw iu l to tin* Collector iif Inti c- flouted, aceordiug lo I'all's sta te slaughtered ill Mexico anil Ameri yearly cost fo r living lit New York i today as n type is not lacking in hut n week of living now m atches a
cans’ property destroyed a fte r iLx uf $121.70 before paying for v hat the <iuulities that men admire or year back there.
na) Revenue.
Real Estate
We climb to
ment. by the Mexican government, owners had been blackmailed, unys
• lint make for true womanhood. liijch tablelands, und it is inevita
you
really
got.
or
governments.
Mr. King, but the American De
1mliviiltmltt run to extremes, v m ; ble t Imt some slip nnd break them
Today's In-st inugb: 1'uti can't
Kali's . humor for
there were holies of the ■>11 «iuyn selves. but it always has been so
put any thing over on tin* mo-tern t . I his was. Mr. ,T”'
. , partment
, . of Justice, or tit least
j ?i, j,.,,
ui,„ .
j,,.. i immtliH and months, eight or six some of its officials mi the border,
POOR COUNT Saint goe.-. Itiutti- who flushed in and (ml and gut
g .t
and always will he.
C onstantly
Iss her m.H sh- IJ- m
I,„. !. l ' , r before he «n- i dicted by « are m eidhts on with M vxkui au- uttering: “ Put not your faith ia them selves talked about, eVLif we niiireh forward nnd higher und
ii’dcntl grand . t u t mi the eluirgi* id iti -ntn t in the effort to-^'ni In mil
Branford Herald.
IL* tirtne niien they wore yards i f lia ir,1the new days are sunbursts of I
conspiring to defraud the govern- Mexican political refugees in thin Anieiicait princesvs."
loMips-, hustle* and enough cloth in
"V ",, ' ................. menl an-1 its people,
country Imck into Mexico, where here to get a fortune mid went Ibeir garment- to rover a gnidmii- gbuy. unw ded with gi*od and liet-j
Another
ler things—and hud—but the badi
'j", ,l A1
« “ » *'• ,h “
'»«>’ ‘'J'* '‘»'1 **' “ »c hont without hi* jewilcyf All h tog 'dli.s* in r.i2li.
K ed to Cooliilge is that he am,l,
i.* mi worse thun aforetim e und th at
'Its, Rlundeii, perhaps without good is U tte r ami more frequentt
•Uggi itioli that the tariff
............... lh “
, { , aM'' " ,a‘ “ f 0 l',,‘ rul r " rn ri* huvc got at return for his jewel . b<
s'o,
Mr.
King
of
Utah,
Demobeen,
wantonly
put
*:mr aware i*f it. dropptnl ipto the nml more widely scattered.
straw hats la* iitm tised.
says, was “abuse."
The t
C apparently mm.* to be to 1m ilitary tribunals.
“ O R L A N D O MJ
" ’i-ol l lialiit of aging peuplu, old is nice enough to sit by a wood •
The count should hav. I - k, W
<» il-ni't know h*>w old tile lady is, fin- and contemplate when y ouri
Now if the girls would use I
more earefuly., -liii mi.-tak- w j,, but - Ii*■ talko idilish until she gets blood run* thin; we'll taku today
about lut if of their Charleston
m arrying a Standard Oil hrire*-*. •further along and ray s:
energy in washing dishes and '
and everything there is in it, und
B> IRVIN S. COBB
Such Indies h n v « 8 o t|d Inn im "M. n -don't seem deligbte.1 over let the ol-l lest snugly in the mothcleaning house, mothers* noth :
* i.i.
r itiTo.i i* v -i . " u change in girls since the w ar.
about the house would Ih* tin
people buck of . them, ... v v that Tllry think girls w ant toy much halls.
V'triderably easiertin1}* <lu not loio \u unj
a)
rn-vtioin.
1 believe ^IHs should
v< *m ssa ys
------ —
'
Lave fivedom—tho right freedom
cadi in«.* i-a»f, “ 1*i* - u| At a,t wiiolt for ii-n.-ooi- hi ,-t known t o ’ “ E a st? " the m uorie'nr t-nurted
then
.I itW F *m New Ankle
J APAN HAS nrunged with Bus- <ll“l "'ill show them the light or
hiim-t-lf he denired to fill. I'ox.-a- “Look yere!" lie gave the mule u
«• .Ini
Alabama ¥
ll'uik’Rubbery."
As we lav her defective «•>e>r lit had kick, in the rib., whereupon aim Bin to exploit fivo million ae.es of !*fp- . , CJirl" WUnt
eun’t put anything over on
of
. * thought.
They want to express
UDdcXKtumh It, MfnueoiH* Im
i:a .|ii*ig l-.* -lo with lit* iluaiie t*\ bucked uliluwav*, t m- down u aia u«
dern girl. Hit her nnd she
cm SiU*riu. •
frevdom in u way th n t will
ped into trouble.
t -i I. - f her. lie heard that a ttr in of fencing, galloped head* rich forest land* in
eh. Kiss liei and she kutua
They nil mean
■neighbor dowi th*- load ira t in the long through a n n kV wunhitig, Pulp for m aking paper will he prut moke them happy.
-.d 'ft —1.— ---Sidney J. f’ntiH, thun who.n nai*let f ;■ a nuib*. So lie poi a butting agaiiiHt the »ide of the barn, of thu product. Thut will interest W*H a n d .try t o ’do thu bent they
there | lit allcgud ' t o b< _
Lii|Li|
_ ■halter
____ on- the
........nuiimM
......... . und .led. her _______
none
and then r a m m i i n g --if. t a r e ucjxihs Am erican ptA liahrrs and newsprint - ru" in ,t licir1
Factory 3ftt» W.
h i v, cooks are fired because they
*** ? f
*
«*!. I
I hat t8 n hit more modern, hut niv bud cooks. Most. eookx ape
“who Up," wu* a Sanford virilui t< the rnbin of the other eegto.
n gulden unieli m i vutiinhrd into
m
anufacturers.
The
J
a
p
a
n
e
s
e
,|„.
Koefc
l({ick
u
,
|R.r
te
x
t;."
T
h
e
Retail Store 15 B
IY«dti«fcdiy.'
l.u*t flight' lu* wa*
At once u'*gotiatioii* wore enter- ih wdtL
citkli Lc*i<axl th.* clearing. ,
fired because they are bad re f
.‘ ‘look
prcuenfed at the clrru*, hut *o fu r.e d lut--. The owner l-iul i|.*llvcred -‘“
Look yvre. n:g-* -c." raid t|ie m anufacture cheaply with low -dJ-fashloucd days arc the day* erees.
• Orlando.
MS pro can tuulccwind, he did not | jiim self uf, y tiilogy touching oujow'uer of th - il.iniam-d property, wages, nnd « cord of that lluxiun, tlmt br-iught larting, Imppy »n»rpear on tin- bill with the other [ tlie i-tre.*«;b, i-ano ity for 'haul dat mhlo must he blind."
heep away from Egypt.
An
wond ul the mill should cost le** 1
-, •
.
,
M
.r
l i s t i n g and luiPpy nm rm guii A mo rick a went over there to sea
US,—&Ugfurd H e ra ld .' .May b | w-.t it. mal amiable
Idblil Ultuauitliti-i of “ Shu ain't blind," raid the <wo’ than
a
q
u
a
rte
r
of
the
American1
Mre
not
(jeU.rmilied
V
proapeitivejcr. "she iuat nncbellj donk kuer
ir rtowm rcfpM'd lu s u r r e n d e r (<> hi» beast, when
the country nnd n girl m arried him.
price.
bullion*.
*u|icri<>r —Tnmpu Telegraph.
purchaser broke in with h iiuob- a dam l"
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�Tm? .SAXF9n,) nnn.M.n, tue-muy, march ic. !o:r,
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
SHRINE CLUB BANQUET AT
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
WOMEN WRITERS AGAIN TAKE LEAD
IN SUPPLYING TH E BEST BOOKS
THE WOMAN'S DAY
•
• By Allcno Sumner
The Shrino Club banquet given
Monday evening a t the Hotel For Id!J d«nT " bcin?. ful1
splendid
club -?L "UfTgesUons for tho local itiK WOMAN’S DAY—IN SID E.
rest Lake, honoring J. Putnam
'Nell or All Things?
o ? he Knest of honor, J. putP an s Won against America when
Stevens, post im perial potentate of
.complimenting the local Parisian jewelers outbid American
America, proved a most decided
for their work, hosmtnlitv one for tho Russian crown jewels,
success in every sertse of tho word.
“I’d accomplishments.
• 5 sold by the .Soviet governmentLt and sped- t j,c Shrine colon, together with
Rartiit C hurch potted plants and baskets of cut
1flowers, transform ed tho large dinifx
.'i n g room into a m ost picturesque
h|y meeting m | 8Ctting for this affair. Centering
tment of the i the jonR tables were cut glass lasClub will U' kL.ts nnd vases holding cut flower^ Club House. | amj fcrn8, interspersed w ith Shrine
lT Circle will suggestions. The place cards were
B. Jarvis. 1,10 in keeping with the decorations.
I o'clock.
Jules Brnzil, nationally known
t pirty ot the hum orist and entertainer, was in
pie i*t 8 o'clock j%
js prim e last evening, ami witty
of tie: WR*0” rem arks and songs kept the crowd
those ebpimo jn an u proar, Judgo Landis of Dt*.
After tho banquet tho guests re
a r e d to the ball room, where
lacing was enjoyed until n late
music being furnished by the
-cmmolo
Syncopatora. Here, too,
.
oecoratlona of red, green ami
if
w r cil,rrlc '1 out* Quantities
Jrr.(J nPtJ yellow cut flowers comnave you ever
t5L2fLt255*rr «!*<*?% worth
of clothes at
worn J 50,000
one time? TcrI naps not. But we a re told by a
I New York fashion w riter Hint any
I number of women sit in the Golden
Horseshoe of tho Metropolitan Dpera House any evening of the opera
sens, n wearing costumes which
ci'!-i this sum. And this docs not
include their jewels.
ind summer
t Jiilanc ThcaNd.2 0.F. S.
•'clock nt the
, ,\i|
visiting
i (.f the Worn*
:L for the purnresident for
1 Teachers A n
il 3 o’clock at
in - School.
[ *iii entertain
tbst l»rr home
The American Legion Auxilim;
met on Friday evening nt the home
, *ill entertain of Mrs. Frank Leasing on Drang,
Aftrniooa lea Street.
jb 8t l*er home
Plans were completed for tin
W hite Elepliant party to lie la ! I
nt the Legion House, on Wednes
day evening, March 17 nt K o'clock
All who are members of the Legion
nnd Auxiliary, or who are cligild
for membership nre invited to v
tend.
The admission charge is n pi t ;
of w earing.apparel (something ih
owner doesn’t care for or in in
of) attractively w rnpped.
Th<
will be nuctinned off fotwnot b
than 1,3 cents or more tHian
cents.
Eacli one m ust don Vin
ever they buy.
There will be good music f. *
dancing, nnd refreshm ents an 1
good time is promised to nl! v,
attend.
3:30 o’clock
The subscription to !< given by
">• Auxiliary on Easter Mcnidav
Wu' discussed nnd it «■«. decided
1,1 have a specinl Hireling ,,f tho
.'"xilinry on Monduy, Munli 22. ta
[dote arrangements.
Hits meeting will he h-Td nt the
of Mrs. J.
*3ii .iInnt! Avenuo.
c.
One woman dressed in $,13.-176
worth of clothes wore a $50,000
sr*blc cunt, n $2.not) French gown,
S'-MO costume slip. $250 chemise.
$75 slippe rs, 125 hose. SlOO bead
! dress, nnd $825 worth of h a n d k e r
chief, fan nnd scarf.
| They tell of a millionaire who
married a chorus girl, gave tier
5100,000 with uirh to buy the most
expensive outfit in New York, and
" a s angry when sb,- returned ?,'>(),li'ifl, explaining that one mold not
Miend ativ moii' for one outfit in
New York!
Benson on
It i- ciunpfillv
' ire,I that all meinher- and those
v • " ish to become member;', a t
tend ’
\t the conclusion of the hust" ■* Part nf tho meeting, the hos,l" “crveil temptim; n -ire-linn ill.
f sandwiches, cake and coffee.
Escalloped Oysters
Grease ramekins o r n shallow
baking dish with olive oil or but
ter. Drain nnd wipe tho oysters
Have ready cooked spinach, fresh
or canned, crumbled toast or crack
er crumbs, butter or olive oil, and
lemon juice Dot n layer of oys
ters with butter and paprika, add
crumbs, then a layer of spinach
mixed with melted butter or olive
oil and lemon juice, more crumbs,
another layer of oysters, and so on.
Pour a little lemon juice nnd oil
"r nwttovl butter over the top of
i in’ dish nnd cook in moderate
oven until done.
Making Fair Ladles!
H ’ ' v heals chapped hands. A
mixture of lemon juice nnd plain
i « ill bleach "the face ns well
am clay pack. A splendid hnir
teir m made from I os. tincture
can' haridea; 2 drams bisulphatc of
•f "
M o7s. listertne. Hub in
ti' all* night and morning.
The Book
},eople have h.-en kept from
abroad Invuitsi* of th a t tedInmo culled a ltnedok.or. Now
Forrest Wilson gives yon
•nl Parade." which is a guide
funny as " M r . ‘and Mrs.
A Abroad" and much more
.t niug than even -“ Three
' And if you read it you’ll
t iu*i* of your life in Paris.
■ i- i .i if you aren't going
1 I t’s worth an evening at
217-W
ditiarily , credited in fiction . <0
"strong young men."
It's »
"breathleM* thriller.
Tho poetry prizes of the year f a
to two women, Babbette Dcutscjt
and Leonora Speyer. Mil* Deut.ieh
look t h e Nnt Jon’s annual prise'
with "Thoughts a t the End of
Year, a truly
__,
_______
beautiful
thirif
almost impossible to believe that bom rich, who has her fling ami, to our mind, tho best ■clee*-**- $8
only 60 years ago one Mary Evans through experience gathered "so- tion the Nation’s editors h a f 4 ,"
,L
changed her very feminine name to dally-”
__
made.
Miss Speyer’s poem was , 0 $
George Eliot beenuso women
But to return to “tho ladies"— a ballad of superbly fan c ifu l,q u it'* '
weren’t supposed to write.
last year it was .Margaret Ken- tty, "The Ballad of Old Doc H lJr
For women writers ngnin arc nedy and "The Constant Nymph" gins "
And Miss Speyer has
taking tho lend nnd threatening that created a sensation.
l’er- volume fresh from th« *sJCnobf,\.!
to hold it.
Furthermore, the list haps the most notable discovery of press, "Fiddler’s Farewell," whtch u j i
shows a vast number of male w rit- many years wns Sarah Millin, who cannot bo too highly recommended
•’
era' getting excited over feminine wrote "God’s Stepchildren." This
Finally there is Storm JftmeedrtjT.Y 1 j
problems.
Thus Wallace Irwin's year she is back with "Alary with "Three Kingdoms” (K nopf)^—
“ M ated". (Putnam ) which dehis Glenn" (Boni, Liveright), one of Hoi.* is the story of tho “m asao-r
with the problem of the child of the finest cxnmples of tragic jtr»r> ’ line-feminine” ns told by n
parents who figure in scnsntional rntive to be fomid in preSopUday 1st of international re p u ta tio n * ;
divorce.
'
writing.
And there is *eytvia It's such a story a s ’could bo told •*
And Samuel Hokins Aiiams' Thompson with her "The Hounds ohly in such a generation, when'
"The Piper's Fee" (lloni, Lire- nf Heaven" (Little. B row n!.which Lucy Stoners and bobbed halrdd” *
_____________________ _ _ ____ draws the picture of people who
damsels are •crashing tho world'#
■ — 1 lived through the w ar times, but gntes.
It’s a book the "modem--*
Miss Dorothy Pope spent tho were—for the most p art— pon- girls” will "cat alive.”
,
weok end in Leesburg ns tho gucst combatants.
Yes, it’s a great season fo#
1/1
of her Bister, Mrs. Paul P- Johnson
A quite remarkable whr indict- ‘tho ludies.”
-, --------ment is accomplished by Miss I.- A.
It. Wylie In • "Black H arvest"
Mr. nnd- Mrs. 0 . J. Popi
t Doran.)
family motored to Loosburf
----------------L_!------------- ■ '' 'in i
Sunday where they were
Woman’s Club NotqU
guests of Mr. and Mrs. I’n
Johnson.
Fred Pope, tile son of Mr.' nnd
Mrs. O. J, Popp of this city, who Is
u tending Georgia Military Acad
emy nt College, Park. Ga , was
nwnrdcd thp boner medal of tint
school Tor attaining n high stan d
ard for academic work.
He also
made high score in rifle shooting,
and " il l probably In' one of the
contestants from G. M. A, in com51r-i, Burt Peterson left on Tues
day afternoon for Tampa where
she will i 'i mI s» the guest of Mrs
Lucius M rI.,oil.
,
i
Mr. and Mrs. John Blount, who
Inv, been the gtir-B* of their
i daughter), Mr IL nrv Putdoii and
| Mis Jack lie**111, left on Mondav
I emniini: tor t heir home nt WaynesI ' l i ' , Ga.
There is Countess Cixyekn (for*
nierly Eleanor P atterson) who has
written such a hook of Washington
society as only a woman could
prepare.
It is "Glass Houses"
and thorn are n dozen nipping
bites per chapter.
How she does
mako Uie " d irt" fly!
Tho calmest, most poised nnd re
freshing volume you will discover
this year is Sylvia W arner’s "Lolly
\Villowcn" (Viking Press).
If you would havo Athens. S p a r
ta at nl, in the good 'old S ixth tie
days, brought to your front p a r
lor n most clever young lady
named NnoniF Mitchcson will help
you in her book "Cloud Cuckoo
Lund t llarc o u rt Brace).
Not even the Bbler lingganl
heritage is safe in masculine
hands.
Vp springs a pretty
yo.ung nut id by name of Elswytb
'limit nnd produces “ Itiders of the
Wind” i Nppleton) in which n mod
e m girl undergoes the dangers or-
o clock tho Welfare imnarttnont o«
the Woman’s Club will hold it# *
March meeting with Mr#. W. L
Hcnlev presiding. Sr>*x*inl ijnrtie •
hu- been providi d, nnd a program
bv Mr Stella Arrington and Mrtx
G/.H. McKay, commlttco on odu-
C ittio . ,
*
Miss Carrie Gray of Howie, Flo,,
has been the guest of Mr. and Mr#,
I. D. Martin for the past few day#
.lack
H ew itt, who lias been
spending the w in te r mi Sanford
left on Monday (nr Jaek-onyillo
" h e r e he will spend the rem ainder
•■f the winter* «wi nn,
II, will hr
y uieil on \V, dne-dny by his wife,
has In-cti 'la* eire-t of her siste i . Mrs. Hi m i Pitrrlon.
tmade for t ti,
tWlho at St
SiwinUm, w;ikttidis '.lined
• <sV,lUlt. -
I XLftU7> lilLW
VOS CO*lX>
'v
XCX3g
■ ‘.' 0 .
'i, ',-r Bills* Ev«ns. s'-n •>!' Mr
a i d t'r s . F ra n k E vans *d Lake
V.
■-iierl.lined ful b >vs iml ,- rls
u *1 i n«d|>hl'orio"xl ' Ml*, at bis
h ■
mm S a tu r d a y afteinoini in
lien • ,-f )-is fifth birthday.
Mr. and M r s Ernest Urothorsnn
i i i iif-dnorH gaiiU'S were en .and Nf»-. Loretta Brutherson tnoI,.*,
iln- sack race fu rn ish in g ' tpred to iiea'ii on Sunday where
m u , h a m usem ent.
P o p u la rity 1they • |,,e,t >!, tiny as the gue-ts of
III !
> r,- won by Misses K at herit. r i n ,; ,n and- l*«r-s Jntuisnu.
St n n h v i’cekhum and Melvin Du tin.
This ■ tilgst w as deeith-d Gy the
tine* , - nu f „ r th e m rls und the
giri* yviuig fo r Uu1 boyp.
|
At tli,- close of the a fte rn o o n , a ,
l.-iaml ^ m rrli was form ed and tho i
i.iinig folk- m arched to the houat-,
w "i re r e fre sh m e n ts were served
n i.i Master Billy cut bis birthday
.
I he hou.-e was d co rn tm i in
R.im - r Miggeslimis, nod .Mrs. Evans
was assisted in serving by Mrs. M,
\ h.vans, und Misses Eudnrn F i t
gu.iiii, i 'a tui He Dura a l and Mary
I tin'll
*C>.ArrLf? he;
MJtM'T YOU
30IKG ro
Princess
l till- UK TltK 1*1.TING t r ,
Kfst,
• Ih r
I'liik lln c
llm iio "
LEARN TO DANCE
it yiuip nun liomp or nt my
iltuilio in the Valdez, Hotel.
I’i r Appointment NVr'te
W,
IVndrttp, Hox 717 City
LLk f,M
LYOU
XOVFA
SAE-, 3' " j* lj
Sale of Ladies’ Silk and Muslin Underwear, Sheets, Towels, Linens nud Domestics
I
• D YOU kUCW P fA P tY T V -
rvE. niO'itC'T mV?
PC,'ft TO/Jf, CE'. TN'Dst * >?
1 , •fcs-J' 0s-'
u & H , Jiv *>o *
e p i l > Ii, r
k Su plien
1
‘15c each
JERSEY SU PS AND KKYSER MAKES
\ ralues up to 97.50 for
-18x10 HATH TOWELS
Small thread for
25c ea ch /
RLUM-
fast many
G O TO
[ar-ir. then
** <ioll?lltrJ
fAOV)E_ "
** of ttiesv.
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P t F O P b r PEA K^fA
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Dig Table of hand embroidered gowns
Made of fine Voile and lingerie cloth.
$1.95
wi, hi»»ni-d
treaiu
I'uts
JERSEY ENSEMBLES
\ll pure silk, new altadeu—
$5.19
.
beautiful Cinderella, nnd every tinn*
t r'i,
bvr mouth to apeak
*'?“ rVbic>‘ «»d pearls ifnit
lip*!
’dtam°nd» roll from h,*r
prbice! " U* *>c^pr® bkc married the
for u?!C ° /Un * ondered if, v'‘n
1Pl«ttwrn?“k0e
°f KCO°Pink “P."
r,r;^ rfu ° f crown jewels, the
or
h0 'cry much whether
very if,kho °J)Cnc,l her ruby lip*
t,, ih„
ttfter bo bad led her
twain h™ ; " oW. tftlo of the doting
•" G'rea hoi w "/n.T
er evcry
such
* 1^'0 ibut
not curing
f*w ffre?
if. a fte r the
bur Mb
1 We«kB a ncigh-
hu U reuMv'
■* ihnt
really iWof
amjP«rtty wife of
There’s the sport i>ag- to read
nnd the radio to monkey with. It
r. ,llv t ike* a tun*ter taind to tune
, ; ll>,he Story of - Little Johnny
,rul
s u n k in th e V ic k ly briar patch,
a n d substitute the reading of the
night Block quotations.
\ u d shaving! ' Few wometi know
h i ^ h u t think hair on the upper
I!:..ht hand corner of the left Jowl
™*hl
fj ^ the sleuthlcst ra*or blade.
Any
man would know Oust when
U
A
fallow man w w c a u ^ it In
X i. ?retegic position, discretion
were Die better part of valor.
Hut how many fooilth prides
(heir syipnllko fig are. over
1 wolb bowl and make remarks
K w hu look* a t th i. crucial
aiuueut of Li* hf«*
rbeen“ipreserved 4in enibaiming
lV"f ' r S
3
fluid
and put on the museum s h J v c s o
dry so don’t delude yourself into
S i e v i n g that you own one of
them.
' A few subjects, such a* tin! need
-t L—'
Easter hut or the high
of u new
price l - .
.until the dew* o
fallen—tltefi ,he’ll have hi* aquiline
physiognomy■ buried in tho news"hard life, bride*, and
c„ year* are the hardest I
have to talk aome time,
***,?■ ? s a w s
f-|
61 INCH UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN
Sovoral patterns
98c yard
•
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72 INCH TABLE LINEN
Heavy weight, special ,
$ 1 .7 9
-
36 INCH SOFT BLEACHING
Hope and "Fruit" and other standard brands—
19c y a r d
i
42x36 PILLOW CASES, MOHAWK
45c each .
■
Ami. he il known, nil men arc
The man about tne nt»u»«, u u u * * , born free nnd equal and with the
y,.u see, has su "»*">’ things upon right to u morning gfoucii.
,uf? n a titnu there wa» * his mind.
\ Tew of our bcil scientists have
t
72x90 MOIIAWK SHEETS
$ 1 .4
9
4
SILK TEDS AND BLOOMERS
CreiH* dc Chine lace trimmed
"$2.95
•
HlxDO MOHAWK SHEETS
$ 1 .6 9 •
$2.95
»■* CM OH
LARGE SIZE HATH TOWELS
LKxtO, double thread
79c each
I, ADIES* IILOOMERS
\J1 silk Jersey in all shades
•on. S.
furmt-,1
LADIES KMT AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Curter’s 'and Dove Iirund.
$5.95
ktiiili M.,..
*f*. hti-phbifcrrf talk about
Seng ;;
T '- ' r
'‘ Plans for the Flower Show and
Plant Sale for Apr. 16 will be an
nounced jit this meeting.
-tee
Tin* attention of club m ftnbetT,,
is called to tho meeting on T hundav nftentoon nt 3 o’clock wMtt'm. |
president will be elected, and,
ihnirm nn of all departm ents
fiedJ A few mutters of business
will nlHti bo taken cure of a t this
adjourned meeting from Mar., 3. '
-
% Vi
i
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v
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:• !J6 INCH PAJAMA CHECK
72x80 count for
19c yard
f„‘
*.j y*
_
u. ■
-
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Linen Luncheon Sets, Buffet Sets. Vanity Sets, Linen Napkins, Embroidered and Hemstitched, on
«
Sale for these two days.
ompany
2-DAY SPECIAL SALE
�'t’HE SANFORD TIEftAU?,
S t j l 'th % k n o w
rm provement Of Touris t
Camps Stressed Today A t
Opening OFSocial Corn id
Men pour down me nunicss lunuu
of Wall street like Inva....Thcy
seemed pulled, like bits »f metal to
a magnet.....the magnet Is a sol
emn, grnystore building..... To the
disinterested eye it seems to repel,
w ither than nttract-....It Is cold.
HBhfijhty, Inhospitable.—It is tho
StiyksJIxchangc...
“Yah, the greatest panic since
what twisted
th So it >5goes. You Can hear any
thing you wunt tov listen to....»ut
that's outside.... '
' »
On tho great marble floor is
reality, .J not chatter.... Men have
gone macl.—Thcre is no other word
..... S ta rk mad.....Thc first impres
sion is pt' a movio mob sceno.....But
no! No group of actors in the world
could catch such madness....These
men's faces are not posed; they arc
carved...« Terror, anxiety, determ
ination, anger, doggedness, n thou
sand and one emotions arc regis
tered.....
“Aw thiB ain’t nothin’. You
shoulda seen n real panic.... Back
in...„.” Perhaps, but these hordes
seem to think it is something,
something ns im portant as life it
self.... And nil it is, in the last
analysis, is money..... Paper crawl
ing through n hundred machihes
like an endless flat snake.... Paper
clIck-cHckcty-click..— Boys leap like
puppetff plastering. up the latest
announcement.... Millions of shares
tumbling with thom ^. Y ears of
building wiped out with a single
cllckety-cllck of a machine,...
paper fulrly cloj^s tho iiooi*.**M*
Shoving, pushing, fra n tic men......
Cryirir, buying, falling.... pande
monium..*.
And out of it all will em erge two
kings.... The "bear king" who killed
the m arket and the “bail king" who
turned It back and left tho bears
snarling over spoils.... Tho ten
thousand and one personal trag e
dies nnd comedies will bo forgotten
over night £nd n n c w ^
,
hero will rise from the f ^ ' r'n ,?hl
aa a football player who
<* en
«bo00-y.rt
r u „ 'T™ o ^ f c « ;
a now king and a brn k w r^
And only tho tickers
O n ly .th e machino will* s l n l ^ r
the cntl.... Cllckety-cllck...
n
GILBERT SWAV
"
"TSTBMS
,
~
—
Robertson, WilliaC"
.- ..W £ i* s S
HAVE YOU PERSONAL
MAGNETISM?
A healthy woman is mngnetic,
attractive, usually beautiful, be*
cause she emanates the radiant
jov of living. Vo you possess this
desirable quality?
perhaps >’ou
are weak,'nervous, ailing. Do not
be discouraged, Dr. Pierce’s Fav
orite Prescription will help foil.
It is made of healing herbs adap
ted to tho peculiar weaknesses of
women. Thousands have felt its
refreshing Influence.
F or fifty
years it has qtood the test, and
still is the Favorite Prescription.
Send 10c for trial package to Dr.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
—adv/
ttatc health officials to Insure snn- ever is going on In the community.
iUry conditions, Dr. Tippy said We came terns* a sim ilar orgnnljiat the churchf/i have done very nation n\ W inter Haven, prompted
tittle for the spiritual welfare of by tho owner of the camp, who
H ‘auto-tourists. He urged -that has nlso provided a rccrontion hftil
Christian forces of Sanford and clenn mein I attractions. This
injte-fcr'hioet the need, saying it is a suggestion for women’s c|ubs.
tho secretary.... tho boss didn’t
jM^beyonu the ability of nny one
rongregntion or communion to
know it. ' She got caught short and
“To Insure th a t commercialized
the broker yelled'for more margin.
amusements are wholesome is ns
'
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What n chance..."..”
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S s jJfllc conference
w ss opened this much a religious duty as to see th a t
The streets fntrly cry such cliatmorning of
City Hall,
«i tho
mo v-ujf
um i, where tho Bible is taught nnd th n t tho
ter....Big fish and little fish.... Ail
deni is made an ethical
•’ Mayor Lake made the address of, .
caught in the same net....
welcome. It was called by a local code, said Dr. Alvn W. Taylor of
Tho know-it-alls are everywhere
VOU KNOW ABOUT
cimmittec In co-opprullon with Ihoflndh
in convcntion..„“ Yep, it’s Jesse
Federal Council of Churches, n n - |o f tc
Livermore. He’s the boy th a t can
.tionnl church lendoru and the Amcr- the l
break ’em..'...l told you ifw as.com '.. lean Social Hygiene Association. Chri
ing.... Anybody with half an eye
{< The Federal Council of Churches' Hi
could sec....Just wait.... You haven’t
. wan organized by 28 g reat P ro trs-lin g .
heard from our little Durant yet....
. ts n l communions with mure than.C nut
Notice the m otors. haven’t broken
20,000,000 adult members to cnrryj p e
so bad. Just you wait. T hat Du
1 on th eir Co-operntivo work.
The nccc
rant bird is ju st nilting back w ait
The new division of the hours
r, growth and development of Fh>r- t }le ,
ing.-One of these days he’ll pounce. of the day provides 12 hour* for
Ida has created problems from the |
He’ll throw everything.
work, 7 hours for recreation and
, , religious point of view thnt con- (
“lie ’ll begin to buy nnd he’ll five hours for sleep, whiih will be
An ideal interior finish.
ccm jail the churches end socinl
,
all
rig
h
t
if
you
don’t
weaken.
Nails
direct to studding nnd
forces, according to the committee V
My system would be seven hours does nwny with lath and plusiln charge'. *
Ll ,
fo r work, five hours for play and
A ’tribute wns paid to the social
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Mnr.lfl.—
12 hours on the hny, especially in
and religious forces of tjio c ity , ' .
(TP)—Tho motion .Picture industry
the winter tim e when the nights
by Dt . Tippy. Ho declnrcd they J
is prepared to pro.’J ucc artistic pic-j
were made for sleeping.
are more alive tp the community
.
King us, phone 53G, and say
I understand thnt .lohn D. Rocke
• problems and'm ore nctlve in m nk-,K° “ 1 , ’
you
want us to send some- one
feller
livru
on
crackers
nnd
water.
'■■.tag Sanford attractive na a fcmr.p'
;,ome ry
Now John IJ. has made quite a to show you and tell you about
‘ centre thnn most nny place he has co-operative rnte
, visited in Florida. Each resah *i hed work to do
When you arc suffering with success of life. So it might just j ittoday wns in the form o ' t-.r o; i i
'" r ,‘nc'1 ni,d
approval of scerin risb ’ and’ play rheumatism so you can hardly as Well be argued, if Faison is t<> j
P discussion, w here-the ! >rr.l sipit-i “in (lie mode
get around Just try Red Pepper be used as an example in th>> m at-'
ers ns- well.
There i.s a savir.tr in
\ , tions were faced unci ln.nl.ly dis- homo there are f
. Clarence Brown, di • actor, sup Rul) and'you will have the quick ter of s le c r in g , thnt everybody
ought to live on crackers and when you use Sheet rod;.
j . CU*sed.
dren. As a real
ports Jesse l.nsky in s oicing the est relief known.
“One of the fascinating stories discipline of worl
Nothing has such concentrated, water. If we use Edison as the
opinion that “the p u h l i ’ will not
of tho new Florida is the advent ura "When -t h e
pencilating
heat as red peppers. standard in sleeps, we could just
get better pictures untiT they dcInstant relief. Just ns soon ns as well use John D, ns the stan
of the auto-tnurist ami the unto•,r ,,mt.n, home life
innnd tlicm."
tourist camp" mid Dr. Tipjiy in ,\ H „ rem it nun
“A so-called artistic p hotftplny you apply Hit I Pepper Bub you dard in eats.
Sleep is a g reat. God-given gift
presenting the report on auto- f[n,j„ n]most ns
would go right over the lien d of tile feel the tingling bent. In three thnt
we ought not to let anybody
minutes it warms the sore spot
tourist rumps. “ No minns arc id- |jnqucncy in its
average
movie
patron,'1
l»c
artys,
talk us out of. Any man who ran
lowed without being certified by u apartm ent house
"and would mean n t pi c.sun t almost through nnd tnrougip Frees tlie sleep
eight hours every night and
q state sanitary officer.
run-down teflonm
certain financial failure (>>r the blond circulation, breaks .up the who catsuit
down to four or live I
“Ninety-five camps were rertifi" fla y js youth'
“(lonsor. Educating the pt u die to congestion—ami the f>hl rheum a when h<“ i.ocsn’t
have to ought to |
,‘ ed on May 1, 1025. On November j, „ normal intn
tism torture is gone.
bolter
pirliires
most
be
g
niduiil..
j 1 there were 129 and on December nii.HS,.,j jM tho g
l>e
tried
for
lunncy.
A fellow urn
Howies
Red
IVppcr
Rub,
made
The movie people are eager t*’''im
from red poppers, costs little nt do enough w oriying keeping awake
1, 178.
),is work can bo
prove
the*
quality
of
their
pccdm
*
.
“ Fifteen camp* had over POO "Thy play ini
but are hold back by lack of sup nny drug store. Get a ja r at once. 16 hours days.
campers each, three one at Palm fruitful channel f
(if course, if a man owns an;
port for advanced ideas and Use it for lumbago, neuritis, back
Bench nnd two at Miami—had over
j„ f,icl, t
Essex
Conch lie would lie justifi.il
ache,
stiff
tier
IT,'so
re
muscles,
colds
t bought."
2,000 each uiul one nt Palm Bench niaii'-a for char:
m chest. Almost instant relief in '.cutting dqjvn his rest a few
IJrown
cited
fiovrral
pictures
Unit
ijad 4,000.
will or not if i
awaits you. Bo sure to >;et the bourn some nights to enjoy the
lu placed within the category of genuine,
*
“There were, it is estimated, on for |,,,j
with the name Rowlc* on pbr.more *>f motoring,
but even
the artistic. Some patrons ,49- each package.
Mar. I. 1920, 130,000 auto-cnmpcrH
- j f q ;H (>ons|
FARMERS
that great enjoyment would not
1
srrihod
them
ns
the
finest
p
rt'-i
ju
stify
any
olio
in
making
a
prac-*
K
n^S’reu
.Sample
mail
this
nd|
L t 1;In tho state.. This startling Infor-' ln„j health givii
duced, but the box office result will11vortijumient to Whitehall Pharinn- lice of it.
mntlon Is given by Dr. 11. L. Anns, j, jH (|iM^ipation i
SUPPLIES
a sail disappointment. Olliers ra l Co.. Inc., 598 Madison Ate.,
iiUite henlth officer,
j - "Tht. tendency
Your*.
brought
forth
newspaper
p
ra
ise
“ Until 1925. such comps v re
(Mlr phumur
BILL.
New York, N. Y.
—udv —Ailv.
hut the pictures failed to draw the
. Confined to the Enst and West t .» allow the sex i
line
nt
show
time.
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coasts. Now they are nil ovei ti e ,|i()S, ,,f t j„. tDrill
Interior. They are contioilnl t y gaines instead of
REDS TO STAY AT ORLANDO
strict sanitary- rules to prut, t
t„„viiei that
CINCINNATI, Mar. 10. (71?
both the health of campers and
silualipns
.The
Cincinnati Reds will make
citizens.
'deft sex suggest)'
'Orlando, Fin., ilnir. spring tra in
"The extraordinary climate of .i,,,,,.,. to degenci
ing ramp
This wns officially anFlorida hns alone made it pn- :d 1reminiscent of tli
nniimcil tiy President August
bio to care for such an influx of p„«cl| hahits.
Herrman at a country club dinner
population without danger. IVo-j
provide w
given in his honor in thnt city, Inst
pie con llvo out of doors in the fu| recreation is
night.
tonic of Florida Mtn t'iine.
’l l '' duties of modern
"We will he hack here in 1927
■oil dries tiut quickly a fter rains. illK -j'o insuie tli,
and probably Cu* many years to
Nowhere in the United States mn „,mjiiements -win
cornc," raid Herrmann,
There
had been talk of shifting the eamp
to some (mint further west, where
it Would tm possible to schedule
more practice games wth Amer
ican League teams.
t
The exhibition games to have
luum-plnycd v. ilh 'a semi-pro team
nt Winter Park on St. Patrick's
Day, lias been transferred to Or
lando.
Produce r’s . Claim
To B e ttv r Picture
Making A t Awaited
Red Peppers End
Rheumatic Pain
In Few Minutes
BG
Sub-Committee In
Favor Of Ousting
Senator Brookhart
<e have discovered by going
WASHINGTON, Mar. Id. f/Pl—
nr to car In dozens of camps. The Senate elections committee ta
lking with the nuto-touriuts day facet! the question of acceptlives,
ing t>r rejecting the report of its
ty are people having a Itla- suh-ctftnmittce recommending the
luKuntXue. They, hove, come unseating of .Senator Ilrijld.hart,
tcly front all over the Union.i Republiean, of I o w a , in favor of ils
mlo, the Rocky Mountilns Democratic oppuittnl, Dunicl F.
iuth, New England, the East- 1Slick.
ales and the middle west.
| At an executive ws-mti Into vesB people are friendly and in- teuiay the nuh Committee repu’trd
ng. That which Hurnrit.es that it had concluded that iiteik
la the number of children., had recctvcil e majoritj of the
play about happily, ('.imps votes ami t-lmuld be stated.
i io*
leep early and astir early.
suh-coinmiMee was um.uimiiUH in
r committee hns wanted to it h com.iusion* but .Senator George
ivhat js being done for these' Democrat, of Georgia, dissented
to tuaku life in thorn whole- from some of the grounds on winch
utd happy, and wlmt are; the finding ware based,
lecds. Ami of course the; The committee field that if in
i>* to know, what to «jo i« to counting the ballots the rule was
iout to see w hit J» being| followed whereby the intent of the
We have this to report.
j voter ivim the guiding factor,
elate and local authorities Steel, bad a plurality of 1,-20
me admirably as a rule In voles over Brookhart and that even
illation of caHinti ami their if the intent of the voter was dism. We have been pleased regarded Steck would have n plurh the conscientious ntten- nlity of 76 votes on a straight-out
the welfare of cam puis by count.
(Tiers of camps. Wo have
Senator Brookhart announced
:ri sj many instances of thnt he will contest the case to its
rial service,
end and lie believes hn will have
greatest disappointment a substantial minority of the ena to find the re g u la r' tire committee on which to base
i doing so little in auto- \ bis figures on tho floor of the
Again nnd again we found Senate
Then Find the Cause nnd Garrett
It As Other Sanford Folks Have.
There’:) little rest or peace for
tho backache sufferer.
Days arc tired und weary—•
Niglrt brings no.respite.
Urinury troubles,
headaches,
dizziness and nervousness, nil tend
to prevent rest or sleep.
Whv nm tinue to l« so miser
able?
Why not use u stim ulant diu
retic to the kidneys?
Use Doan’s I’iiis.
Your
neighbors recommend
Doan’s.
Head this Sanford case,
J. K. Long, carpenter, 311 W.
Third St,, guys: "When I worked
too bard I suffered from kidney
complaint. There was n soreness
in im hack nnd T could hardly get
up nr down. My kidiiuyn acted too
freely, nnd the back of my head
M l ns though I bud been hit with
a club. Don’t Rills relieved tho
Rain* and put my kidneys In good
condition.”
Sixty cents a t nil dealers. Fostor-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo,
N. Y.
— adv.
« render assistance in esses in the belfry, much to the am ase.
f i W . 1'. m U f ,r t u o ..,n d to m ent of the congregation. N ona
witi, whole-o)
SEASON TICK
AP RI L 7
Complete stock on hand of luml>or—cement— plaster
—shingles—roofing and other building material.
MAPLE & SIXTH
E. COM PTON, Mgr
C H IT T E N D E N
m aid the creation of committee in w as liuuor In th e l la p tis t c h u rc h
every town where there is a camp here. In v e s tig a tio n Hunday ren vide those services without vcalod 20 gallon* of “red" whisky
CHAUTAUi
Back Bad Today?
Rnlance Like Rent
WHISKY IN C llU ltCII
W HITE OAKS, Ky.,.March 1C.—
Officer G. S. McNeil euhl he
dreamed several nights ugo there
FIFTH NIG:
F a
H AHLenry
century a g o ,
A- D eL an d
cam e to t h e site o f th e
present city o f D eL an d ,
attracted by the natu ral
beauty o f the location and
th e delightfuH dim ate th a t
w a s and still is a com bination o f Bpring and sum m er,
a r e Deauu
churche
Here is St
sity. Here
streets,
m agnificent
palms. An<
is a bountil
citrus grovt
dens, poultr
“T h is is ideal,” he is re- farms — ant
puted to have said. H ere the mark of
w e Will establish a m odel
. bi
city and w ill found a grea t
“ tton w d
u n iversity, build churches, flere j, a Bporti
and develop the natural oportunity f°‘
resources o f this very fer- fishing, »wun.
tile section."
KdijS^i oi t
. H o w w ell the ideal o f
H en ry A- D eLand h a s
been r e a l i z e d can be
kn ow n o n ly by a v isit to
th is charm ing city. H ere
DeLan(j or m
below for free i
let Address D<
cimi,Club.
�THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1926.
C rav ens in Berm uda
Appointed
THE GREATEST RACE IN HISTORY!
WASHINGTON, March Ifl.-T h e
mtist romantic, daredevil race in
history a race for tho north pole
by air will bo on by the end of
March!
Five expeditions, three of them
American, will sail ever the white
tenches of th c lifitlcss lee fields
<-n new quests for Information, un
discovered lands and ndventure.
A hidden Artie continent th at is
believed to lie about the pole, nnd
lh.1t mny contain oil nnd valuable
ores, mny be claimed for this or
some other government nn it resilll of the flight.
Imt'Ortnnt !iir
n n
11 1 VOlga,* * ......
.-II cunch, hnviiv:
i linted by Dick II
' 1king :t sin l;.i
tiniild Amundsen
Comtlr. tU.-J.
t\>;it. Wilkin*
Lieut. Ogden
(I—
l.icut. Wade
MOV A
\ r tMOL/1
N v York !n her h e a rt’s content!
’ v.:.<> fled Gotham when thc Cathcar
ugh in Bermuda, as this photo of
Irceirn
Spi inprtiine
m m ?*
r b tN T
U !’• IfwiJtd by lit >dn-l.n.jui'.ird
lejney of nb’intl: Captain (fe .rge If. H ii
■ii in New i iti“, native of Austrnlfn, i.'n.l
U.oine
M i' r T b -oin
(I
1 .m lu> r. o-
\
lv
Vbove f'i the I1 iiintt Iniill dirigible, h i, jo .,|
to t ’..* mi.i i h ji ,lc. Itclnw is a n t . of, the
grftnp, who has been given a 1®»tc
at absence so that he can r.'.aho the
trip. Fohkcr planes will b« used.
Also during this month, the
stengnr* Uhnnticr will nail from
New Yor’t f o r .Spitsbergen with »'■
patty (if naval reservists headed
by Lieutenant Commander Richard1;
E. lJyrd, On arrival nt Rpltzberj:m , a thrce-ciiglna Fokker plane
will be naacmblcd and Byrd, with
tn a companion, will hop off for the
role.
llyn! expects to fly first to Cape .
Morris Jesiup, the extreme north- ,
erly tip of G ru n h a d , and estab
lish a bare there.
This will cut
tho distance that will have to be
made in nonrtop flights.
t TwA mciv.b^ra of the famous
group of American army aviators
that flew around the world will
lead the fourth flicht, nn cxpedl* 1
tlon' lucked by Edsel Ford, John
I>. Ko.l.cfrlK’r or. nnd others.
They it a* Lieutenant LcIrIi Wade
and l.lec.tenant llenry H Ogden,
win recently resigned f~otn the
army to'cpakc the trip. They wlU'
u»o spei iaUy built Doubles planes,
un.l nre expected to make Spitxbt nren li’cir base.
'l lie
nir expedition will be
beaded ly Lieutenant Fliasscft. of
Nnnva who expects to take off
fn>m the bleak shores of Nbva
Zcrnbln.
A French expedition will also »
■iso an a irplane, but according to
latest r e p o rts will place ita chief
rcliunco on new motor sledges.
A trip to the north nolo by air
has been tho drvnm of c rp lo n r t
for decodes.
Actual nttempta to
reach the I polo by air, howevar,
hnvo been jfow.
•
* .al
Outsaiulmg in the popular mem
ory, of course. Is the attem pt
made by Amundsen nnd Ellsworth
la-! y e .ir--nn ■attem pt th a t carat
within an inch of ending in death
f. r beth.
That trip, incidentally,
convinced Amundsen that dirigi
ble* were I otter limn airplnnc* for
11 inr 1ravel.
Ponnl McMillan a b a wont north
i- t i.- .r with airplane^, but waa
ii bv had weather conditions,
i ot > in 4 l o> nineties n Swedish
i .it hopped (iff fi»M Kpjts*
• ti . ii i n miUooii i.n n quest for
• | !■. N< itlr-r he ni'r his biil1
1, !' (" IT he tl i 'Oil rlnco,. ' '
A i 1 , i c ;ped.Oon is venturing ,
• i i ■■ r tic wit It airplane* this
, t.l'.i. ir H no effort will be
sole to i. v h the pole. ' Tho
L tiiu toi.y of Michigan, aided by
till- F N. Weather Burentj mid the
f 11"IM 11. Survey, is s'-eding n Par
ly to (■ivenlaiid, nnd two nniphibia:i |'lam,* will be taken along.
Police Smash Newspapermen's Camera
•‘b Gillicuddy, which is to ray C i
■"•n <
■ if "one-eyed cut” o r aunivi .
Another Recruit
Col. S. CL Mason of McAlettcr,
(H.bt ii one of the lOvcn oldest
tiin .lin j; s nil nicn In ’America. Ito
I ;i, j it iinlshed his bHth gousocu- J'hutogrnphfia John I’nlntcr nnd Charles Farley cxamlno w h it w o rk
of their motion picture camera a fte r l’asnaic polico got throug with.
tiw i . ,r on tho road.
Henry's Latest Huy
W
V'
V rk Jtarnr u W j « • g f i T S i * . * $ 2
J jj
Formen is
Raijud
McU-fi
^ h ix lk ta o ta o in ^ ju h ra iu b tiin fi tacd U
lo-ln* “
.
'
WHEN F lit ii WRECKliiD FAMOUS LINER
’ Wrecking of the famous U. S. lifter America Ly firs i t Newport Near* Va., is gyaphkally picta
irehased Corman-built veMol itcUfd ly the LL S. during tho w ar, the America waa uns ol the largv»
S. toijl.’r* tiy
I
�THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY,
PAGE BIGHT*
; «**“' *1 1
—
MARCH 16, 1926,
Young Irving
i Chicago White Sox Enigma j
Club of American League;
Team Has Fine Possibilitie
AI Zeimer
; Idjrcpcrl Mauler Is Given
Credit For Technical Knock*
oul in Fourth Round A fter
Irishman Dccamcs Helpless
i« in f;no -Bhnpo. better
« called t!ie enigma than he ha* been f^r year* and
merienn League.
'w ill turn me in n number of " in n with great poaat* ninjr ball game* before vhe season
• NEW YORK,.. Mar... 10.— (/!»>—
Almost three year* to a dav after
gaining the world’* light ‘heavy
weight boxing championship Mike
McTirrue, ono of the g reatest de
fensive fighter* In the ring today,
lias Buffered hi* first knockout.
Jfis conqueror • is ,nno famous
for knt>c,km\t ability, Jack lieianey
of Brirt^-noVt, Conn.,»whn has fla t
tened two of the present world
champions, yet full* to haul a title.
The chance for n frow n will, come
to Belnncy again on Ju ly 10, with
the present light heavyweight ti
tle holder. Paul Perlimhnch,
Delaney knpeked oul Drrlenhnch
before Puul.won the title from McTlgue by decision last summer.
Jin knocked out T iger Flowers, ot
A tlanta, u year ago. nnd tndny the
negro i* middleweight champion
hv virtue of-fl derlnton won over
H arry Greh repcntly.
McTlgue did not take the count
httt h- wus so buttered in the
fou rlh round th a t the referee stop
ped tile fight. It WUi it tpehntr:il
knockout. McTigue had gone to
the floor nnd re /a lti'd Ids feet
nnW w R h-tht prtjdcxt effort.
A rig h t to the head Kent Mc
Tigue down for fhe count of eight.
Then ho went down for the count
of nine. He was helnless on ihe
ropes and the leferee wus stopping
,the fight when the gong sounded, j
*
„
1jjj, 0 v c r ,
ertaiVi break* th at a
“The two Teds. Lyon* nml Dlanm fist: gel, it look* kenship, proved their worth last
for a first-division season. I am not.w orrying about
rrnus contender.
them. I am looking to H'dli*
fade to pet the cer- Thurs ton and Thomas, who pitched,
have In mind, it will r» well for Baltomire last neniion,
r ns it did la*t sea- to bolster my pitching, rtiurston
nngcr Collin* w as-is uure to Ik? an improvement over
he lineup, nnildigaiii last yvnr.
* ,
with a dull thud In
"If we can Just win those hal
jnjon#
pam c.n We w e r e lo sin g »>y o n ° r u n
ncs n ball club lose* lust year and get a little better
t play havoc with its pitching, we are going to tie n the
Eddie Collin* in dis- first division and make trouble. If
lfn,
wo dont* get ’em, well, that s a dif* possible to figure ferent story. *
. ,
hit or two n f the
I am inclined to agree with Manmid have won n u h ugcr Collins id the size-up of his
lost plenty of them ball dub. It has great possiblMies.
u run. all for the ! Of one thing 1 am sure, it will
play sm art baseball. For it has a
iced* a little more sm art m anager who will ruuntelook to the outfield nance no other kind.’
Falk and Mcntil did
|t played the sm artest baseball
lust season. J am in the American League last year.
II B arrett will do ac The team, ub a result, wus in the
I intend to start running until the loss of Collins
dJ.
| broke ttie morale and defense of the
Fish and Game
Ity .Morris Ackerman
whin Young
">‘-r mix fa]
f* slurs boat
Vouat lltVi
•»iu- -eight n
, ' *r l uhont
ford, aid }
. Orlando iat
Another prri
ui wvll i, jj
Irving hg
ll* since |.ii
*v'i with U
The Utter,•
l f-at irjiie h
left s nt t
i which las ja
b> Veep fr«
■‘1 the 'lift
Tint fipt
memory d i
'■ol.t r.«t
muin : i J
l uiily : :J
this i n a a
" 'I'U ' a f d
I i t T.Offl
Happenings A t
White Sox Camp
HI NTING SEASONS CLOSE
Clcver Chicago ucrup;
fly HILLY EVANS
PACK up your powder horn nnd
f'ght at the Armory
game hag.
The hunting Benson*
over the entire miuth are virtu
J o e ^ T O ia m s
ally closed.
Nothing stirring for the nimrod
Johnny Kilbane’s spnrring partner booked 'to fight Young Irving
until
the breaking season* in thei
a t the Armory tonight. Zeimer is a veteran with 3ti "kayos” i<>
north country starting next Sep
hi* credit.
tember.
This leaves a clear road t
for the angler in Dixie.
Fishing)
get* better each succeeding Hay,
J Of all the w intering places'from
Florida to California, through the
south and southw est, only two
states offer any inducement to the
hunter.
The turkey gobbler may
be hunted legally in Alabama until
the lust of MarchSquirrel* in
a few counties in Texas from Mav
, 1 to July 31.
MAX CAREY
Even the health-seekers of Ari| zona and New Mexico will find
Joined P ittsburg in 1911 from
the game sen sons closed tight. The
South
Rend of C entral League. ILi*
| last of the open seaport* in Cali
been with Pirates ever since. Grad
fornia, Mark and brown hear,
i closed March 1.
The same holds
Some of the experts insist Davis uate of Concordia College.
(tru e In Florida.
Of course there failed at short for us Inst year,"
Had one of best seasons in 102.1.
[ is no closed season on rattler* and says Eddie Collins. “ I enn't agree Ratted .343, scored 100 run*, stole
I ’gator*.
with them.
Any player enpable ■lli bases.
| In South Carolina even black- of stepping into the major* anil
Hu* counted 100 or more runs
j hi^-d*, hear. Yoon and the succulent playing something like 150 games yearly, for last four campaign?,
1‘possum were off the open list has made good.
I wish I could getting 140 in 1922
! March t.
Everything is shut feel that he would be ns capable
One of best base-runner* game
'tig h t in the game law.* of North tills year.
1ms produced. Has toppeed league
Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana.
in pilfering several times.
Down in Tennessee the- gume
In 1922 stole 51 sacks. Only
commissioner* won’t permit you to
in Anri
-------Yanks Beaten by Brave* _
caught “going down” twice.
• * *
Rhyne and Mclnnis Hurt
I NEW YORK, March HI.—t/F)— shoot a hounding bunnie after the
Bright s ta r t of 1DJ5 world seriei.
So, you see, the
Rome was not built in a day. . . .
i’l rTSUlHift, Murch PI.- t/I’i Defeat by the Brave* at St. Peters* fiis t of March.
fielding had much to do w ith bring
Thl* probably explain* why th e, Hal Rhyne, promising young Cali- burg, Ha., is giving tho'Yankee* south is today doing" its part in the
ing the title to the Pirates.
plumbing lasted so long.
fortria recruit, nnd the vet Stuffy J less concern Ihlm the effects of the conservation of the country's wild
One of oldest outfielders in point
life.
..
.
* * •
Mclnnis were injured hut not re- ) use of resin by Ilnntan, of the Ho*.
of service in m ajors today.
A few short years ago the report
Dempsey tell* interviewer* he ri >u*ly in yesterday'* game lie- Ionian*. A ftr pitching three halls
doe* not" expect to lie beaten for tween the regulars and the second.* to Hoyt, Benton rubbed hi* hand* went through the country that "all
two or three year*. . . . W hat he at the Pnsu Robles, Cal., training mi the little mesh bag now legalized over the south” organized robin
caught, about 30 games in
meant, of course, was two or three \ enthp of the Pirate*.
! in the National League nnd then shoots were hkprogress during the
closing days of the 1912 ruce.
centuries.
| Rhyne, at third bare, bumped In* threw across three strikes.
early spring m igrations of these
• v *
j knee and the hurl proved so painful! A fter the G iants' regulars at
birds.
The folkH up north were
Toni Gulley, mire the property
I t la practically impossible for a that he bud to leave the field.) Sarasota lost to the Rookie*, 19 to informed that dove hunts over
of the Cleveland Indians, who
fighter to losr any kind iif a fight j Stuffy, playing fir- x fur the See-; 3, Manager McGrnw indicated thut baited fields were on tap at most
slugged fiio ball in the Southern
without fighting, und one of the.se I nml*. was ‘‘.‘•piked” by Huzen C uv-. it wa* hi* opinion th at, barring any time.
last year, hah a fine chance nf
day* Mr. Dempsey’* interviewer.* h r, n reiving u gush mi the msti-p. injuries, the Giant* would win the
T hat’s all n thing of the past.
sticking with the box.
He is a
are going to realize it.
i The regular* made it fmir .vin* pennant.
Every southern state bus its game
left-handed h itter and, if he can
• ■ v
,out of five from tin- second*.
Through loose fielding, Brooklyn laws und for the most purl they
field a* well ns hu appear* able* to
Suzanne Lenglen writes she wa* j
_
Inst to tiie Browns, d to 5, at Tur- are us fair a* those in the- north.
hit, he should do.
glad to hear Mr. Tliden liad been
To Time Hi* Runners
poll Springs.
Violations of these laws in the
defeated. . . . Tin* strike* n* a* a
W tblH.'.GTON, March Id i/T)
------- --------— —------south are hemming less und less.
•Shortstop Hunneficld. who hails
-rath er ol/vit u* gesture for Ameri- A •itoien base of ten wm* a toil!
HEI.KN .WILLS WINS
Tlie effect of better observance
from
Portland, thnt has turned out
can popularity.
game and Manager Harris of ,he
--------of the gume luws in the southern
rucli sta rs a* Bancroft, PacklnSenator*, at tile
Tumpu camp, ] CANNES, Frutice, Mar, Dh—• states Is plainly manifested in the
paugli and Hdlldchcr, is u cocky
It never seem* to fail. . . . Just wants to know what time hi* men 1i/i’l - Helen Wills won hpr • first vast increase in the numbers of
young man.
lie l* satisfied that
A* *oon as ail the expert* begin to lean make on the paths before the , • ngles in the match Cannes Club m igratory birds now racing to the
lie
is
going
to
stick under the big
rail H arry Greh a great fighter In- I season • pen*. He plans to hold a Lawn Tmmis Tournament here to- north.
show and wunts every one to know
up and gets the yeast tablet* stop watch on the fleet ones, whoday, defeating Mis* L. C, L. CupA few years buck robins, mea
it.
He keeps up n constant chutknocked right out of. him.
include Archdeacon, Rice, M< Neely, pi.gt*, ii-J, tf-l).
dow InYks, blackbirds and bobo
ter
nnd
some of it is of. a critical
-----------------------------links (reed birds) were killed in
( Stewart uud Bluege.
nature.
John McGrnw. would be
The Senator* were given rout jne 1 in . Stockholm, a surgeon sing* gerut number.
craby
about
his style, for It fit*
drill today a fte r their H-4 victory ns he operates. I’erijop* it is bcEducation is now .showing its
i
perfectly
the
L ittle N ap's scheme
over the Cuban *tar* yesterday. I cairt,e he collects 1n ndvum #.
effectof play.
Batting:
NEW
YORK—Jn rk
Delaney,
Bridgeport, Conn., Scored n tech
nical knockout over Mike McTigue
four round*.
Jack DcMauve, Paterson, N*. J.l
bent Johnny Gross, Ml. Vernon, N.
Y., II) rounds.
Rlat'k Hill, Culm, out pointed
Johnny Drcslin, New York, 10
rounds.
CINCINNATI — Joe Anderson
Covington, Ky., outpointed Murrie Sohlaifer. Omnhu. 10 rounds.
MOBILE—Jack Melrose. Cana round*.
VuUf *
da, knocked out "Big Hoy” Petei
Manny 0*J
son. New Orleans, 2 round*.
11ANYTH
DAYTON. O.—-Mike Dundee.
Pock Island, 111... bent "Kid’" Wag Coluoto*. H
State*. P«J
ner. Philadelphia, 12 rounds.
CLEARWATER. Fin.—Shifting u phitim
Pondo, Columbus, 0 „ knocked out. Luiyhrtt '
Joe Ioockhntt, Evansville, Ind.. 10* Yale Oka*-
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V*)IU, M E E T MftHy
OLD ftCOOflMT- .
SHREVEPORT, La;, M »"h in »f i& ,
smartest pitcher F havg eyen *a rn
llsnsgtf
career.” That is the cortpUf0*"
White Sox pays tlie big India11”1 played with Bender orf th«
in hi* prime. 1 never •» * him »
Having auch an opinion of
-hould sign bim as coach when n
cjg o club.
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In his flK 't season,
p ro v e d b is
e progress
�nsClaimTio Have Seen
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- HONOLULU, Mar.
Pele, goddess of
who in Ha.
waiian m ythology- controls Ki|Ucn
volcano on this island, hns been
seen twice of lata, says believer*
in the superstition.
\r-.
‘one morning
Many are the Hawaiian*
- -—
’•'a
well known
and
much
t——
•
.think thfc "appearance" of the g0J.
resperted Hawaiian, wan
dess presagds a lava flow or erup. £h L
e a- ?r r[;
/ '^ ,ba<*
r r,e,i of. her
ner b°use. She
tion and is m eant as n warning *two
* * gct ^ L C” n n d t u r n i n K b e h e l d
Kileuea has been inactive since the ^ ^ • tr a n g e r s n woman, dressed in
th o f a s h l o i
late sp rin g 'o f t&24.
- vm of olden Hawaiin days.
Before th e volcanic outbreaks 0f They
1007, 1910 and 1910 an unidenli.
* b“’k" *
fied old woman, presumably Ivi?
wAs supposed to have been nbtnad
and thfe eruptions duo to her in. doinj^ and she replied, "planting
?ro, ,o r ourselves and-Pele for
fluence.
An aurora behind the rcaprar- he fu tu re .' The reply seemed to
ance of th e ‘fatel goddess hnn been
nntl h UeatK
KOatw' then..
constructed in the .tales now beinp
t6Id by the notives. A Japanese
was driving in the Kona district tv1IS lVi S n B/ * ,d \ hoy wero thirs.
when he noticed an old woman sit. I t> and Asked for a bottle of water.
ting by the side of the road. A* They drank half of it and put theh r'p a s s e d her the engine of his hottlc in their basket. N e it thev
fhochine stopped and he wns un. Im T*5 w
Thoir hostess
able to s ta r t It- A second, third hmL oniy eigarfettc*. They took
two,
Wmoked-half
of
each, exting
and 'fo u rth automobile came up
uished them and put tho unbumed
and likewise stopped.
Tho driver of the fourth car, halves in the basket. The guests
however, was more polite and nf. then showed an interest in the taro
ferpd J h e elderly, creature a lift.! nntch, and finally asked for some
She accepted, climbing into the olant*. Several were
back seat. Then without difficul into the basket. .
ty tho driver was able to start his
Mrsi Mamakr remarked that she
engine and he passed the other
fenred
the dry weather would bo
cars which soon thereafter were
able to .move again. A little lat-r bnd for tho taro. The man tol l
the polite driver turned in his her not to w oriy; that “ pole i<
seat to speak to his passenger hut planting taro hnd there will he
the car was empty. Thus^lo the lots of rairi in Kona.” They shook
natives find corrobation tor the ,hands with their hostess and walk
reported first appearance of Pile. ed tlown the patch.
Mrs. Mnmaki’s attention was dis
Newspaper Interested
tracted momentarily by a passing
These men are both past <10 hut
The Honolulu Advertiser wns un- automobile
t
nnd when she lopke 1
ablo to loente the driver of the .again the couple hud vanished,
itnker, of Oklahoma City, Okln.
(above) is learning tho machinist
trade in a-night school ^thcre, at
teh age of 05; Adam Berry, 70 (be
low), sold his Iowa farm ht the age
of 70 and is in the seventh grade in
a Couneiy Bluffs school, lie plans
to go through high school and then
go to Harvard University.
TZ &&ES".. ....
the rite* fro reftorgsnlwtion had
song the monnsU France before
[Amerif*. »n, Tw^
U( new world by
L, brothers who
Chwesti region of
bis the1sixteenth
L Many
[jnsrcessihildy or
Lthe brotherlmod
Laholds in New
fcnn and services
tlillle.. pn open
S in d
self
of penitence is
fa t start the
Jsy preceding
lude fasting nnd
ct members. On
r. after dusk, the
ir* called, lenve
lodge buildings,
proceed into the
_t«» In
n.
r flickering
Inni dodging in nn;J
reet and buslu-s.
of their nravers,
homemade flutes
Is repeated
[ntpesiing in its
penitentes as
looter over the
f csetun of the
Lives and each
Lubes, often unSo»n their hacks
t nay be traced
L ground.
Egplng
■Friday is given
l from one inaBe' pilgrimages
B m , with much
B ng of weird
d
GRAVITYBlAMED!X°"lh'
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FOR.DIFFERENCE
INBODYWEIGHT,&5®'Sia?;S
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lo the naked eye they appear to
Discovered of Scientists Thai 1k\ •rrni,ls
dust, but under tli •
Man May N at Welsh S » » ! S 5 u T J 5 S I h S ."
b*
In San Francisco ThM lie ,-„i,.0„,„,„slst,
rb „ IIM
D o es lit N .Y .H elpB lieolfrisIs tliesr forums according p> the geo------ —
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logical age in which t|ic speciA
■ DALLAS, Tex., Mnr. lD —(/Pi—! lived. By examining n group of
A.m an m ay not weigh exactly the foiums he can identify the stratum
same in New Jfork ns ho does in |"f rock from which they came
Son Francisco. -Discovery of this Ideology teaches him at about what
and sim ilar facts regarding weigh: depth this stratum should lie hchns enabled geologists to apply nrnth tho surface, if the rock ncnew methods to tho nge old *|ui s\ 1tnally lies at some different depth
for oil,
^
In knows that a disturbance lias
Likewise, ceartnin families ,,f .('<fure<l. that a fault of some kind
luiffs which became extinct inanv
ami this tells him to he on
r i l l . l t l l F o U E . yo u I 'a r t l i m I ’r i d e ,
a u n - ret|ulrt'il l o h<- -,ml u p i u a r
to r e o u r bald C lre u l l I ’oiirt a t
Ilford. F lorid* , on tlie 5th d a y ol
>111,-A. t>. ISJii a n d th e n nnd t h e r e
a n s w e r to t h e Hill of t ’om*
11111 t-ljliltilled uguliiHl yolt. o t h e r
s' a d e c r e e p ro c o n fe s so will he
le r e d a g a i n , t you.
IT 'I H l i l t 111 : i t f : u t h a t t h i s M i a ‘ii I,,- nuhllslied In in,. S n lifurd
•aid. a lieu>|>,ip, r puldlsh. d 111
a u a o le ( ‘ou tiiv, F lo r id a .mce u
'*U. tin a Ilirlod of fo u r roji-
Against
„ ATLANTA, Q a- March
women of (,’corgta may «go into
court and. give testim ony against
thoir husbands, although the hitter
have not the same; right with re
gard to their wives.
This situation
came . about
through hurried legislation to meet
new conditions - created by the'
Nineteenth amendment and has not
been corrested.
Another state law exists which
sets It a bit a p a rt from other
In charging a ju ry in a
criminal trtnl, the presiding Judge
is required to'inform the ju ry that
it may elect to believe the unsup
ported testimony of the defendant
•n preference to any-and a ll other
evidence given a t the tr ia l ’
Atlanta recently, created a dlvertisGineqt o f. the Jim Crow l«w
when it passed an ordinance, for
bidding white women and children
to patronize negro barber shops.
akin. Thatln ocKem*. p
8. S. S. puts the UK
fighting trim —nuts the
in tha hloodT-fted-blw
story the Iroporitiea —
Thousani
n oih tt-i§
"II Dure*’ Mussolini goes -for n morning ride in the Villa Umberto,
Home's hig public park, beforo going nbout his day's dictating.
NER S. ROGERS
c iiA u u :a
care little for hump Jifik
•— '
~J **
*
(Jetting mayrietl saves sleep. You
mm’i liave to wait up for the chap
eron to take a nap.
____ _
Prospect of following in dad's
footsteps is discouraging when you
The
N w U Of N W U p r Beet inn
T o w n s h i p , so .South o f H a n g p
!:* H ast.
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11 1* o rd e r e d t h a t you* a n d ea c h
Of you a p p e a r t o t h e i w e r n hilt of
enmidithit h e r e i n filed on o r b e fo re
I <• fifth d a y o f A p r il A. IX I#!«.
i lie mime b e in g a H u le H ay of t h i s
I n u n r a Lin C o u r t.
find In d e f a u l t
tin 11 of u d e c r e e p r o Cniifeaflu lie
‘ all-red a g a i n s t y o u n n d ea c h of
w.
\\F .u A b A r,t:u .
kl», Defendant*.
also made to
iiytmches, the
ll lt«r hrat of
MClion itsetf
The difference in tho weight ft
k La effigy
bodies a t different places mt th
■ tVjtif cross. ea rth ’s Rtirface is explained as chi'wtT.onies to the varying Intensity of gravi■ pemy tf tlm ty. An instrum ent invented
,-i
■ witr.mil until q uarter pf a century ago by I’ruf
Roland Kotvos, H ungarian scienti-i
V t the hqdr,r,ing only recently fins been given pr.-ir
■1 ■ pourfut or- ticnl application in measuring lb
■suiNe* Mexico gravity variation. The instrunn nt
k Ankara, SnotW is tho torsion balance.
I war El Pass, This balance is described n- Irani, hoirmr, delicate th a t it will measure tlii
pne dimiowhed direction and intensity of grnvin
labile highways
at any point where it may be
if tourist* havu up. Tho fact that objects do u
nore the country weigh the same nt different
.
Their political
is attributed to the vnria :
havr been vast calities
of tho density or^specific gin 1
t onr time, has tion
vity of the roc{cs below the -ut
face. W here tho rocks are \eij
dense op have g reat specific gran !
tv, objects above them weigh nrow ;
than where the rocks have n smal
ler specific gravity.
Oif in Salt Domee
If the torsion balance is set up
at a number of places id a certain
nrea and the intensity of. gravity
is measured a t 'each point, it may
be found th a t the force of gravity
will register considerably less with
in a definite radius. This may in
dicate the presence of n salt dome,
the specific g ravity of which is
less than th a t of surrounding rocks.
Oi| frequently is found in salt
• for its px- domes. A torsion balance operated
great
M th e su b se- across w hat it now tho
W h j a n d o f Powell fid d . in Texas showed tlm
[ • hi. person exact position of tho fault which
H. C WEBSTER
Civil E n g in e
GABRIEL C. HARMAN
«-i
UrWrr «r P n b l l e a t l n n
T h e H tnte o f F l o r i d a to t h e ittti-rnano-il r s rtle H , O n - H l n r t :
T o J o s ja li W a r f o n If li v in g , ntiil
If il»ad a il n a r i i r a c l a i m i n g n a y i n
t e r e s t In a n d t o Out l a n d s liorelrta f t e r d e s c r ib e d u n d e r th o n l i | Jo «Inh W a r r e n , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ;
A l e x a n d e r V n m th n If liv in g , a h a If
d e a d nil i m r t lr a ■c l a i m i n g a n y In
t e r e s t 1In th e land* h e r e i n a f t e r des c r ib e d u n d e r %ho anltl A le x a n d e r
V n u a h n . deceased ., o r
o th erw lso ;
C h arles w .
W o l l a l a g u r if li v in g ,
a n d If d e a d a ll p a r t i e s a l a l in l n g a n y
I n t e r e s t - I n Iho l a n d s licretii.-iftur itsa e r l b e d u n d e r t h e sa id C h a r l e s W.
W e l l e l a g e r , d e c e a se d , o r o t h e r w i s e ;
n n d a ll u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g
a n y I n t e r e s t In a m t In t h e f o l l o w
in g d e s c r ib e d l a n d s MUmt-i a n d lie*
l u g In He ml nole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t o
wn !
Ili-Slnnlnir a t a p o i n t M S rhnln-i
least o f t h e <iuniter s e c tio n post
oh t h e N o r t h b o u n d a r y line of
B sctlo n SI T o w n s h i p 19 Month.
U n n g s so E a s t
and
runnlnk
t h e n c e E a s t 5 ch ain * .
than es
Moullt 7,51 c h a in s , th e nee W e s t
9.J5 c h a in s , t h e n c e
N o r t h S.Sl
) mi.
II Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
notice he p u b ll a h e d In t h e H an fo rd
H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In
hem ln o io F d ii m y , F lo r id a , o n ce u
recent months virtual!:
fLo u r c o n s e c u t iv e w*«ka.
" ITNtiBH th e h a n d an d s e a t of
oil companies hate adopt i n T i l l : . I t i n i i t r u t i r r o r t i i i :
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o r T ill*
NT \ TI5 o r I M t l M O l eplt C o u rt, H am lnole C o u n ly .‘ F l o r
i n a m i r o l l h i : m i m i i j : c o i n - ida. a t t h e C o u r t l l n u s n In H anford .
S em in o le C u u n ty , F l o r i d a , t h i s ta t
tv.
i n t i i ANr r . t t \ .
day of M a rc h , A. D. 1910.
11(11 Ti» I)u lrI T l l l r
i* nk i: i K t t s r r l a n i > i -'o i i p a n y . r (K ,
V. K. DOUOloAin, M
uori»«.rril ion in n if f Uto \n\s* ut the <K*rn'l
.
C le r k . ,,
nyi A. M. Weeks. II. C.
Sim.* of KloiiiU . Comi»luhiutil
11'inili.ililer A L it tl e .
v*.
I r.lU T II It. H.Vl*.\nj;U 8 , rt ftU .
a d i>dtars f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
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M V llT t.E I ’ltllrC K O N , ( ‘iiinpliilnnnt
I i«*fi*n(!,< ill *•
OrUrr «»f rta h llm fiim .
•Anr.TOV I'lliuaKON, Defendant. T lir* «^tii I c* of 1-TurMu I * lin* nfi#*r-J
Citation.
fill in•*<I (inr 11fn. 11r *"i*(IriK’’:
TUI: 8T A T B O F
F L O R ID A : f.»
To ICilllri II. H-’»in it lorn, h l i v i n g [
F n rlio n I'rhlitinin.
HI1«I K
lilt Dili lllti! M jM irltH j
Ii RptirnrlriK fr*»m th*» rw*»rn Mil r i m to Iii M miy In «-m
in tti*» l.(n t |t !
f co m p la in t filial In ihtN tau** liiul Ji»i >i'ui/t *i *11-« ■11 i it i ,i|* i
*;i.•
•11 uri* a r t s M t rii of a **ii*t** 01 3*nltl IMitli II inn.|*-!
i | i «-njomI
Uf»l> o ilie r 1him
l In Stall* of II h ln*lik, ili'viht * >t, Jim, ,i I (>i>q mun h •
r lor ill II, 1 h a i yrnir i >f iil> «k < in tin it h o r •*: lifi'u Ift** ,iti>! \\ | ii if m l 1. i
• 'invt ti, tli a I hoi \ h o Ih« iu <1 out of r..fi* fv ii living. i«i..i if tii.nl nil
ut untlt-r tin* foal of tht* alo vi* link H‘*w ii ]i;nl!tn Hiitm n r ,iuv' In> •«t91 f-illril In ro i n h ill*’ Hjihl I t f I •*!•*- - f. Illlllor II m* Nil If| W h.lM rtl le, j
*iHitiiJ*‘ii( a l l i i itlllk cn t f a n l i liiul I*iif11« flitf-.ISIll JIH III If- •I
Ui»* Raid It.-Hpoinl. nt Is o\ • 1 !h»* If'M-I t * * *• l: i it iif ♦
or I'lli* i u lhH in
<«c of I v«-•111 v -un** y o i r t , and th a t iitii) It* l lif t ol low I f144 i1*#-*-rHiiM|
t j*r rv I« fin 1n'iniin, k t\»»U' ti 1 o .«f 1il fS»1-N • tl II'IT#* •Mill! Ilf 111p4 tt* Sofllftilan t w llliln tl*.- Stal,. -.| r i o r i i l i |t> >i» • 'iin iltv I'lll
upoh w h om »o'i k !*♦*• u.iitli] hlii'l "-ahi
Tl • • 'g of NW '« liiul III.; 1 :4
of *S\Y % lif .Sri'limi 13, 'I'tiU li,
defendant.
q{ tresses set
kt tl intervals
runnl
•cape
A Word of Thank*
to Our Depositors
Your DepoalLi Hive made thia bank strong.
Wo thank you for your confidence arid loyalty and
wish to express this appreciation day by day in
helpful, willing service.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ux'i.r'b.:.’iuniwnv
CITY TAX BOOKS CLOSE
APRIL 1st
City Tax Books will dose April 1st., after which all
lands upon which taxes remain unpaid will, be adver
tised and sold for taxes as provided by law. Personal
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in hnnds of a
deputy collector, and a fee charged for collection of
In Conjunction With the Photoplay,
*
Bame.
ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector.
JitctUm o f r e -
(ht Conclusion
M »n a n e t -
'JJ* • delegs-
Wl ifcompanr
for tho
YES SIR, YOUR SUIT IS
i READY l
ond on time, as uy promised.
What do you think of llT—I
can hardly believe that is the
tamo soiled suit of clothes I
brought in to you for clrnning
tho other day. It is certainly
new-looking. I never saw any
thing to equal your dry-cieaning. It i* really remarkable.
hackin
persistent,
—
. —- _ t hacking
— : ‘ cough that no! only
robs >-ou of strength aodtlccp, l*ut ohm
ea-d?ato morp’aeri«x»a trouble, yield*
quickly to a simple bpt woodcrtully
effective treatment.
This treatment k in s e d on the nre*o-Jpt*on known asU r. King’s New I>i**
foverX kjf Couch*. You take ju»t one
teaspopnfol at bed time and Imld it w
15 or 20 sceondi before
S ,* ™ ™
standard
wsgesitt
W FREM CH
rt
D RY
and* Irritation, H “
phlegm aod_cw,;
sen ion which are the real eauu of niglu
PHONE k c L £ A rt/riG
rn!!*ll^' ^ with the cause removed
a r ^ a S fc y S '-
ditioq Boon disappears. '
m^Tk *S?»'a New Dkcmvry »»
“ Idl- -ore throat, haws*
Fin*
*paa«wdk croup, etc.
la W
fitl'R
rule foe children as well as crownU|»—no hanhlal drugs. Economical,
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Featuring the season^ most authentic fashions in ladies1
and childrenVwearing apparel c.iid rpillinery
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19—Building—Contracting
11— Automobiles for Sale
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thoroughly fam iliar with rates,
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give .you complete Information.
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.assist you in wording your
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fective. .
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A dvertisers should give their
street or postoffiee address as
Well as thelir phono num ber If
they desire results. About one
reoder out of a thousand has
a telephone, and the others
can 't communicate w ith, you
unices they know your address.
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mode in person e t The Banford Herald office or by let
ter. Telephone discontinuances
ere not vslld.
Courteous.-. Prompt-Efficient
Berries.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Year
Make
25
Graham
25
Graham
24
Dodge
Typo
Truck-
Ford
..
. . Ton
1-v_ Truck
*■
Touring
Ford
•' , 1 .
Dodge
Sedan
\V ^
Ford
Dodge
j «( t
Ford
1‘, a
Dodge
Coupe
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CIITROPRACTIC ndiuctments for
.'th a t kidney mid bladder'trouble
o f yours will restore tliciv\ to normnney. Phone 482-J for appoint
ment, l>r. W. E. MacDouciilI, 307
First National Building.
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
Engraving, Embossing. See ue
first. We do It. Phone 417-W
R. H. Ave.-Commercial St.
Touring
Sedan
Roadster
faodgo
Touring
Dodge
■ k *
Coupe
r COMPLETELY iurnished b\
•n
low. -Terms. Telephone 02
*m after (3 P. M.
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Beans Vist
nolia Avenue.
g I __YVanled— T o R e n t
-------- -------------- :— ------- g ^ L L i furnished house 1
Modern conveniences, reason 4
E: Cow Peas, Velvet able. Permanent party. Box w
lotton Seed, Biloxi and Herald.
______
Augusta, Ga,_____ __
red Rock rare bred
setting $2.50 and $5.00.
ohn Diehl, Mellonvillo
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing block*, irrigation boxes. J . R.
TerwiUeger, Prop.
FOR PURE bred. Rhode Island
eggs. Call 2412,
,
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: I f you
want to sell your used ears, ad 58—Household Goods
vertise dally on the classified page.
SCHULTZ Piano for sale, in per
25— Florists.
fect condition, used one ycar^
Box 06 care Herald.
“STEWART THE FLO R IST'
Flowers for all occasions.
ELECTRIC rango stove for salo
814 M yrtle. Phons 260-W,
cheap. Address Box 110 care of
Herald.
27—Professional Services
m i n ng
Sir-Houses For Sale
Houses for Rent
HANFORD '(HOOFING CO. Tile
roofs built up roofs. Re-roofing 55—FafmTind Dairy Producta
over old roofs. Lenka repaired. E s
tim ates free! Satinfactl^n guaran EIGHT weeks old Rhodo Island
teed. OaM Ave. and 8rd St. Phone
Red pullets, good stock. V .M
111.
each. Jim MacDonald, Lake Mary.
JAM ES II. COWAN—All kln"da
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work,
- W ater and Boat Tanks, A t Oak
Avenue and Third S tre e t Tele
phone 111.
Truck
Overland
V I I I — M e r c h a n d is e
PRACTICALLY new sewing mnchlno with attachments, also 0
beautiful now cream colored eve
ning wrnp. Box 8, care Herald.
XI—Real Estate For
Sale
84—Houses For S$le
Female
HOMES!
Two, lots on Palmetto Ave
ju st South of Geneva
Street.
New five room Stucco Bunga
$1600 ON TERMS
HORSE, bridle nnd saddle for sale.
John Murphy, Gindcrvitle, Fla.
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pnrtm cnt of laundry, both,
— , white
.......- GALVANIZED IRON AND woodTfeuring
nnd colored.
Sanford IL auudry, r en tuba for washing celery.
8rd nnd Cedar.
' F. F . DUTTON & CO.
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*t Touring
Ford
FOR SALE—Sweet peas, nnd oth
or flowers. Also bpttcr anti
eggs. John Jones. Bcardall Ave.
Coupe
Dodge
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Tnlendu"Penns to some people"
las, sweet pens and Other cut
MILLER O. PHILLIPS. Inc.
flowers, 25c per dozen.
Phone
Ork Ave. (it Second St.
40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
Phone 3
61— S ced a, Plants, Fertilizers
1.AIMES WANTED!
To aoli.it i.rohi’c rti in Sanford
for free htia trir) to one of. Mnridfi’.H njoxl heiiqli/ul end boat sell-;
ing properties. Uno day t) In. fu ll1
Automobiles For Hire
GLADIOLA BULBS
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co-operation nnd lih r a l «•< m mis
FORD cars for hire. Phone C56J, sion, friNure big earnings Address! Pendleton, Zang, Dr. NofW i
Box U1 cure The Sanford Hernld k and many other varieties.
15— S e rv ic e S ta tio n s —- lle p a lr$2.50 per hundred, delivered.
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Address ENTERPRISE BULB
COMPANY
WANTED!
Orange City, Floridn.
5000 Squeaks
! 35— S alvnm en a n d A g e n ts
We’ll take 'em out nnd
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ABSOLUTELY FR EE
>* iMonday and Tuesday,
Fob. 22 and 23
« WANTED * ("kraViririilge .l;»THRs- REALTORS and Brokers^'should
ra u w n o M A U to
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carry a complete) list pf their
LA U N U m
; c r .il. f:..l ...niLK lirunnr.il ion. best offerings in the classified col■* *
. make j'v iv tn urn- hundred dollar) ums daily.
Per fti'i k, liV<".ligate, write Box
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65—Specials at the Stores
1^ 11. West Culm Bra. h. Fla
Ford
IFr-Automobiles
J l —Automobiles For Hale.
» • DODGE
Miller O. Phillips (Jo , Inc.
Pleasure cars and Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd SUeeE
Phono 3
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SANFORD BIJ1CK CO.
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 387
III
Business Service
Geneva
Avenue.
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Reasonable
priced. Terms.
ELECTRIC!
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co
' ' ri HUPS— MARMONB
321
E.
First
Street
1'
Sanford Automobile Co.
Only producers wanted. We Inve
We enrry u full
206 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
. . . linoCasdi
fy .
an minimally attractive pimposition
,.n ^ n
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P ,,T
a n ' . r,Khl ,r , ‘:;h ”r t., offer l., bustlers wl.„ Im L ron.o
LINCOLN
fO rtO - FURDSUN term s.
V * want your busin ess l(1 SlulfliriJ t „ make m„ia.y.o ur list.
Edward lUgglns, Inc.
| ings and el lent el is the best. If
Corainl'rclal &. Palmetto. Phone 831
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SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
; >'"1' liri' 11 »ah inun and v.unl to
"The Rexall Store"
imilte permanent eonnevtions, where
1MANA
Moun • Diana Hales and Service We make n specialty of yur prompt 1yuur suinuirs will l.a appreciated,
208 W. Firnt St.
Phonv Cl7 filling of prescriptions ami quick Ul,tl your income unlimiicd. Addelivcry,
dreaa Box D-100 cuio llenild, for
B. Q. PLttTER. Mgr.
Drugs — Soda — ilol Sandwiches u" interview.
NASH
Baoford Dealer, S. A. Rive
208 W. F irst St.
Phono 617
LANEY'S DRUG S T O R E -P re
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We 37—Sitimliona Wanted—Male
CHRYSLER
ars ax near you as your phone.
CHAN. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
Call 103.
GENERAL grade foreman on hard
411 W. 1st St.
Phone 602
read. t>ub-divlslens also concret
ing. Guarantfud satisfaction. Plotitv of labor. U O. Blocker, 366 3rd
tit.
W ILLYB- KNIGHT and Overland.
P, and M. Motor Co.. Park and
B n m R ia l.
VII—Livestock
SEMINOLE UUDSUN-EHSKX
INC
NM Oak Avcnut
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Phone <1
CHEVROLET
Jlun-Jon Chevrolet Co., Ini
.Tenth and Sanford Ave.. phone 7C8
wood' Boors,
room
Spanish
Roc-Bond Stucco, five room
closet nnd bath. 2 porches, city
conveniences. Price $7,000—
$2,000 cash. Balance term i
THE DA^'EY-WINSTON
Organisation Incorporated
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OWNERS
Masonic Bldg
PhoneTO"
GUARANTEED USED FORD
TRUCKS
Light Truck
’fun Truck
Ton Truck
Ton Truck
Ton Truck
Ton Truck
REEL A SONS
You Drive It.
W, Myrtle and 2nd SL at K. R
Jj.'muo
52011.01)
$105.00
$25o no
$225.00
jj 25.00
EDWARD IHGGINS, luc.
C onor Palmetto and Com
mercial St.
Phone 331
Sanford, Fla.
COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER • Classified ad* have the largest
circulation in Southwestern Geor
jfta. lt«V4 Sc (6-word line) line.
47—Dogs, Cats, l’tfts.
ELECTRIC!
Percolators, Irons, Waffle
Irons, Toasters, etc.
SPARE SPACE!
TWO bcdrunm3 newly furnished,
nil conveniences. Also garage.
£05 E. 10th St.
ip McLcauder Arcade
FURNISHED room for rent, 104
West,. I Oth Street.
In McLnnder Arcade
FURNISHED front bedroom, ad
joining hath, private family,
gentlemen preferred, 121 Popftlar
Avenue.
(Owner)
FOR SALE, direct by owner, Lot
50x117 feet on Oak Avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth Streets,
$1,800. Easy term s. Act tiuicjc
for real bargain. Box 27, care of
Herald.
BARGAINS—BARGAINS
One Lot No. 150
Sanford Rental Agents
South front in Pinohurst,
on Hughey.
THE BRITT CHITTENDEN
REALTY CO
$2,200.
$GOO cash
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Balance contract
TWO LOTS
IN FRANKLIN TERRACE
71—Apartments and Flats
No. 118 and 110.
Ill—Poultry and SuppUca
TWO room apartm ent for rent,
Furnished front rooms, ground
BABY chicks for sale. Different floor. 500 E. 3rd St.
varieties, liatcliiug every week.
Fair and place your order early. THREE room furnished ap art
ment for rent, with bath. 1006
Sunnyaide Hatchery, Hong wood,
Union Avenue, phone 00,
Fla.
$1,250 each. Terms.
Address C. H. PEARCE
C07 W est 2nd Street.
By GEORGE McMANUS
father r a f t
CiO C O N E E «bA.K;£
D O N 'T fv\A*<e t » o
MUCH
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m
HO W A tiO O T
WANTED
lots is tel
Heights.
515 Tint
713. ,
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
015 F irst N at'l. Bank lildg
’ Phone 713
advertise
! newspij**.
weekly w»
rates Uk 1
nal-Hcn
EN BLOCK
•4'our lots, between Popular and DO YOU WANTl
I’ccan Avenues, with 102 ft., on
anythiajl BJ
second St. extending through to the Gainavw
Third- Wjth same frontage. Know
Sanford and you realize these lots OHIO—X*
must soon bo absorbed by'business ihroorb tb» .
then the price is. per per f t and la, O U 'B A I
not per lot. Take advantage of trlct- Wssl
the per lot price, $2000 per lot. on reao™1
$750 cash, balance over 2V4 years.
Phono 674-R, W. J. Hawkrigg, 810 MOR0AKT07
are ict)
Elm A v e n u e . ________________
of the^u
87— Acreage for S a l e _____ in the R®r
cents »
FIVE acres, 2 cleared ami tiltjd, /issues.
5 room house, good chicken
yartf, garago W est First St, op FOR SAI
posite Fewer*# Filling Stntion.
For particulars apply Mrs. IL L. Why cot r« tj
Millcn, 1300 Magnolia Avenue.
or cell that.1
FIFTEEN ACRES C E L E R Y TAMTA p,
FARM ON PINEWAY DRIVE, Home D«‘V
NEAR LAKE JESSU P. FULLY Minimum
e q u i p p e d i n t h e v e r y h ig h Write fer
STATE OF CULTIVATION VVILL THE CUM
SELL AT BARGAIN FOR NEXT —Central
TEN DAYS ONLY.—II. M. RUM- cst dally,
BLEY, OWNER.
word! 4
o'01* .le ,« (
PHONE
CELERY FARMS
and
j- t
ranging
r r ? Priced to Sell
3 (teres with cottage, $o,000
tub
. 5 acres, hquse undbarn$C.0OT
M B pia,
10 [acres, 7 acres cleared $S6W
- 40-acres, new house and born
$12,000
See JAS A. JOHNSON
LriiE f « 4 J
112 W. F irst SE
Telegram
diurn in 5*
BBornlngs-,
M x J o K AT THISI
Black Hammock Celery I * n(J- Lakeland. J
Cati you buy any tide
*imc
This special p m e f t r short U»» Send 1“
Tribune or
„nlv Lots number 241,
244 in the SWW of section J-21-M dealer w *
Seminolo county, 1VL mile from - grrate*1
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ince
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[Q uoted at throe t o f o u r hundred
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X—Real Estate For
Rent
BRINGING CTP FATHER
V / C L L - I T f j td X O 'C L O C K A
M O W C .IT O P Avis' T a k e a ,
LONG W a l k (-----------—C
RUN AN AD in these columns.
The cost is small, results are
great. Phono 148.
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BEAUTIFUL young, Aini ale dog
fur sale. Amdy Mia. ,W. W. ROOMS, with' or without meals.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln llotcL
Biady, Meeeu Hammock Road.
ATTRACTIVE largo room, twin
iKids, $40 per month. N ear ForFOR SALE Pekingese puppies,
San F11 Pekingese Kennel, 2305 reat Lake Hotel. Call 671-J.
Magnolia Avcnuo.
THREE registered Chineso Chow
puppies fur sale, two months old.
Phono 571-J.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Built in a substantial manner.
Six rooms and breakfast room,
screened porch and open porch,
hardwood floors, hot w ater
system , roomy, closets. Rep
resentatives a t the property at
all times to hIiow you through
these beautiful homes.
EL VERANO BUILDING
85— Lots For Sale
IX—Rooms and Board
SANT
-NEW SPANISH STUCCO
BUNGALOWS
On Mellon villa Avenue fjnil
Eighth Street.
COMPANY
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Sanford d
to sell ja l
card, or l
we will k«)
CORNER LOT
m Fort Mellon. located on 1.1
Holt Avenue.
$2250
. Easy Terms
THE BALL HARDWARE
6S—Houma Without Board
CORNER LOT
on Magnolia Avenue offered
for quick sale a t— •
$2150—$700 Cash
Balance. Easy.
Terms.
Cornu in nnd see our line of
Electrical Appliances
j
R. W. LAWTON
Phone 743
Molsch Building
double garage.
18— IlunlneNH Service Offered
I TRACTOR Service, clearing plow-1
| Ing, disking nnd street grad in g .,
I.et us du your subdivision. M. M
. Lord, llouto A, Box 216.
$1000 CASH
Will purchase n five room
ho'uso near Highland Park lo
cated on a very desirable cor
ner. Owner leaving Sanford
and anxious to *-ll.
$ 8,000
Balance Arranged
low on Sanford Avcnuo, near
type stucco bungalow, hard
____. ___a.ttr-211 ___ _____ ____________-
MAGNOLIA AVENUF
BUNGALOW
Containing, large living room
sleeping room, kitchen, bath
room and screened poich which
can be used for a slcenin,.
porch.
$4750—Small cash nnymen*
Balance easy monthly nav
ments
EAST FRONT
0— Purwonnl*
10—Lotft and round
WILL trsde^
farm
*°r Sanfott
estate 0{ K
care
THREE burner gas range,, white
B. Z. caro Herald,1
Beautiful six
Trlthoiit using drug*, mealclnc or
aerumi. Addiera R. V. Walden. Bo>
. 1856, Near Haven, Conn.
$1000 BUYS my 7-room open
bungalow, balance easy, partly
furnished, two car garage, corner
Franklin and Laurel Sts. C. A.
Butterfield, IlJiH P ark Ave., phone
A. P. CONNELLY * SONS
J.I—Announcements !
Bo-.
TO contract clea
119 care He mid.
SU FFERERS of heart trouble Anglria Pectorb, Dropsy, Asthma
High Blood Pressure. Paralysis, l
will gladly tell you ires, how you
tan get quick and lasting
ng relief,
TWO HOUES FOR SALE or rent.
Also 2 lots, one with garage.
Must be disposed of w ithin ten
dayB, P arty going north. See own
er. 1320 Douglass St. Buena Vista
NEW, SEVEN ROOM C|oninl
House, .largo hall,
porches,
breakfast room etc.
On a beautifully shaded
lot,
eastern exposure. Now ready,
Immediate possession small down
payment, balance like rent. Phone
48, or call a t N. West' corner of
Magnolia and Second Str's.
IV—Employ men t
32—Help Wanted
FURNISHED modern fivo room
house, doublo garage, doso in.
Address "Owner" 504 W est 8th St.
doUftrtRo b e r t ’ e . e l u s
r 0< pox 832 F o rt Myers. Fir d a r
irTT^r7T K W B --lt rovers Bro« MAINE
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nr describ ed s i t u a t e d In Seminole
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of C o m p lain t d u ly filed here in , tin
sa m e b e in g a Bill t o rem o v e t-loii.i
from a n d q u ie t ' a h d c o n f ir m thr
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WAVING ME IM MOOR E M P l OV i—
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Where Is My Sweetie Hidin’?
VI EL L-VIELl-EDMUND
l e a v i n g To w n , e h ?
S o r r y to s e e y o u
GOING -- b e t t e r
l u c k n e s t tim e y
— AH AI|NT PAH- V
TlC U LA H .rO * HONAH,
JEST SO LONG AS DAT
FOOL HUSBAN’ o ’ MING.
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m w
h a - h h - S ame.
To you -Kid !
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FOR SHOWING SUCH A CHEERFUL FRONT
UNDER TH£ CIRCUMSTANCES
SURE
IF LORETTA MAD'DlTCHED'ME IN6TEA D '
OF HIM I WOULDN'T 0 E SUCH A
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SHE HASN'T BE£lV HIRE
SINCE NOON.CHtCIC - SHE
RECEIVED A PHONE CALL
ABOUT TWELVE O'CLOCK
AND LEFT A HALF HOUR.
l a t e r in A Taxi
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WITHOUT SAVING . 7 f l f
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WHAT-LORETTA
NOT HERE?
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LORETTA rJOT HOMS VBT.StoNG?
WHEW CAN SHE fSCT VF
SHE'D ONLY CALL AND I
PUT MY MIND AT BASS •
IF 1 ONLY KNEW WHERE
S s To SEARCH FOR HER^
l"~S,
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LOW RATE
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w r h u sb a n d , t e f f — e a c h t i m e
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f * HAS EXPeRteNCED CONSIDERABLE
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�cat in nrr m i hup.
Jher every f»8vanc*, their
her every achievement. *l
intense desire to further in
possible the
t h e expansion and
am. .in w n i.
ficstion a t 'M r usefulness; there.
Be it re:■solvwl that the nlumnl
a s s o c i a lion
t i o n a a» ci >••.*«-»■
LONDON, Mir. frt,-(4V -Thc Its' rbmbveal caused an rlWwediate
new Irish Boundary Agreement hak
usheped In a n«tr~erm, cfaVuitrised
bv fhe friendliness and co-operation ®! Loan rose at diip# and ’rJrtsihs
' . ahO\(rn by the two Irish govern at two to threle points premium.
ments in relation* with each other
-fJ! Fins nIrC* O^od
and .with the Imperial pabinet at
New
Free State loans, whirh
I.obfon.
/
must be floated In connection witji
■
Tnii^Wt# the consensus of a 'rsnShannon odVver develon' v a is W The Associated Praiw o f the the River
scheme and other enterprises,
hMtfs. of the Diiblin and Belfast will be marketed much room ea^ilv
•V . eoverrtniants nryj other lenders of bees us" rsf fh* renin',*1 of the war
both atntes. f*tme of whom even det*t nbllvsHcnt which' meant an
■ anoke hopefuJl*v>f the tfroso& t» V”determined liability estimated n
S;, e f i eventual union of a|l Irelandone blJHon dcUrs. TV
Thte agreement has bean' in npern- THstern*
nnverpnjopt al«o i«m maned
J tion nenriy three months.
finsnrfal enir bv tfc'n.fadOlMtfy*, 0f
. President Wilinm T. Cnscrnvo nt -ettlcpicat of rend'a** difficulties
the Fm Pfat's Cabinet s»!d: “I hr*’*-«eu BolfaVt .f "d Lnjjdqn.
i»"f we*r satlyfleij with the r^ani** Tb« Agreement has caused a l>«p:
■of
f^idrfon Agreement nnd with cfTctal chanfre Jn tjie fplatinni*
- th* friendiV relations between fl?e
f '■ gaferements whirl? »i has facljlte-
.*
. —
nnnuni reunion, arid turning
000 Former Hluaoius y 1
'*
olvthee past
1
Winter Park Instlful ton
licreconsideration of the future ,JhereJSdieve Tn Hamilton Holt s tn
the
tiv expresses its gfeat joy Iin........
P o lic ie s
F o r Im p ro v e m e n t !coming to th c coil ego of Dr. Ilam ili-------• ton Holt, ns Us prcsitfcnt: * o un
WINTER PARK, Fla. Mar. 10— Iequivocally endorse J i b ideas and
//P)—According to an announce- ideals for Hollins College a t the
ment made today by A. J. Hanna, future ns he has so d e a rly and
hltiniinl secretary of Rollins Col ..Jtxuiently voiced them on nunierous occassiuns; that we te tjM him
lege, .1.000 former students of that our keenest gratitude f o r d o institution l&cntcd throughout the votion to the cause of Rollins Col
country have strongly endorsed the lege of those powers of personal ty
plans of TVcsidcni1 Hamilton Holt and intellect tlmt have rondo him
to transform their alma nlater in these many years an outstanding
to ono of the nation's leading col leader in th e world's
leges. Resolutions drawn up and we record ouV complete conf&lcnce
in his success hencefortb iw in the
past, and expectant y n'UlcIpate
the realization .of his plans, and
ideals' for our beloved coU egA y^J
finnlly, yet perhaps foremost, th a t
we hem and now pledge ourselves
each and all to his « tiv e nP»UUnce
with every resource of mtna, nenrt
and- p S ; believing that Divio
power t and
inspiration f v>i\\
th* rest of thf ("Irgmrcmmi, ' There
Is no Inn"'/'?* niu- nWcstlori'of fn^|mr th« North iinfo ri' tmfnn wbh
»b« Wree State. *and the Ronih
while c a r e f u la v w jijir * rofattner | frankly recognizes that union ran
to the possibility Of union, stres^rd n?ijv
. rome in
.. tjmn hv agreement b*».
%
2«b
the co-operative aspect of them I tween
V
rr.™ the -wo
govrynIn"nts on the
peyr rclftlons. He characterized basis
*
of rounllty. The Natfodslfsts
fh*ni ss ‘'two neighbors who
in the North.' nn longer able' to
frlihidlv. who wish to objiaa enrb rely on (popart front Dublin, have >
,
eats. St
nth"r and Hina effect econom ics” abandoned t.hrfr Jxovrott of the f
give mental energy. Other]
Lpttery Losers A-Rioting Go
. . . “Napth <?n(J South Jroland musj Ulster legislature. and Nationalists
I lve together OS ri»*ehhors,” sold are nrrnn«H*i»* to ♦aye their plnCfs!
het lljs te r lender, “ Beth adrhtut*- a« an offie|n1 parliamentary oppo
fration.s must t.ijm the,ir . minds sition.
from th<?se mnMers which havp d i‘ '• In no field |? tbe new era bet
Scie^jp. has found that a prat
* yjdei) them lo the n sst nrd coprep. ter exomplified Ibkn in sports.
eo a ffa irs fh at rosily effect
all of the fifteen ei.
thp welfare of th r neonle. pn tljpt
qmr*d by the human body,
the whole of IrelnPd,, apd not mjc
Althoug]|,fhtt \vas.horn nhd.bfm
ight,up in Kansas,
oughtjup.
Kansas^ where her parents
-to d a y —and has been f<jr tin
h|irt nlona, m av be nrpsnerflya.” .,
rind jparidbikfpnts w-ere 1>phij,Mni. PcggyJIuJI Kiijlsy, magazine and
t>
Prospects of tJn)"o
years, the finest food known.
newspaper vhritcr, IS barred'from remalfifiigTn the /country. IJet m ar
rn rd ln a l P n trlck
fFDopapU.
riage
to
Can!,
John
Kinley
of
the
British
navy.ffinkes
h£r
a
Brltbfi
sub
>rchb|shon of A rm sgfi.vpw n nrps-,
.. . M erita Bread, with its weaii
ject, officials hnv» ruled, and the British quota Is exhausted. She wil
pact or union. fTt sepm* fo |p ‘'
^0110636,” brings plenty ofnjL
. pt^soneble to ip f-r tiujt, ibe suc
cess, which th » N orthern (Jovenv
C and boDfi nutrition. It protect*
iren t has bed over thd. b^umjarv
truck he
driving. 'Stpne
m ore rugged health—inert*
nnestian ami the ssMsfaytigp f,er
r
a fin d in g hole
and endurance and helps Iga
snltlng therefrom , will leavy a sltithering the fhinjcs.
nhtlari In Which the Nprtb*rn .Un-j
to
thou san ds of people, Seti
t . •.r ri*
t
lonliits mav more readily rnnsjder
•regularly
in your hotoe. ' D
Irish unity later
f L U lU IiA
r PLANT C IT Y -A total of 57,*/ 'M
I '
1*712 quarts of stratvjjfp-ies was sent
T
w
o
sizes,
single
andijipj
And Joseph Devlin. lender of the! wi
DELAND— A “ regular” . jail, out
one day here, bringing the
5tb« North
^ -whM,h^hooes
5
wr
vJ u
finally obtained by the city, lend I grand total for the season fo r the
fotvlhe
o-'.Itdj by lb« " ^3
dntrtrt'
all Ireland, fold his fplr
to the imposition of “ regular” l,"0” ** Qro^ ct*An *°
mJHIonWWmr*:‘“The proner
to brfng
fines by M unicipal'Judge McGreg- ~ mrti l?inr*c'
overage price of
about upit^ it r o t brY iehU e"' fpr
Before the match Tlmothv ITenthe day’s shipment, or $20,p3!i.2o
it lbift by wprfcipg for if. m st> f
for the lot. The express moved
osrtjipt,!# Coerec<l Info.uriftv with, lx*i once hated by all .U lster Uni un
4<I5 refrigerators, with 412 of the
•the re st ol Ireland by for.ee. The iats nnd now governor-general of
80-quart size, and freight, 22.050
only1 repl uhlan’ cen b« Tirou.ght I the Free State, passed Ubiorig the
quarts. The season’t tofal a short
atmrittby.aljojvlng the old rnssiohs
time.ngo was 1, 044, 140 quarts.
to dte nnd by depemlingMess unon
Shibboleths end more on cnaVIly I
OCALA Only one firm com
and ghnd will.”
,
I
plied witfi requirement* necessary
V A W^rvey of official nnd other nu-1
for the purpose of $1,650,000 worth
thorltntivfl oninimi on both sides of
of Marion county rond bonds, when
the border showed n prevalent b e-1
the county commissioners met to
lief th a t wbnt hns bnpprned in lye-1
The end of g6t-rich-quick hopes, this. All Italy tric& io win fortune
effect th e sale, nnd all bid* were
land can best be illustrated bv two I
Februaries, a contrast of thr reign, vj* R'ythc, the rree State rinanco
rejected. A number of bids were on lottery tijw j$ivcn by Ignosio Torraca, of Ban Ferilinnndo. ijottcry
Ine* neare with the terrible days of JJkllatcr, emphatically declares
made, with one above p a f/b u t the booths werp stormed when Torrucu proved a fake. ^
:
(
1022, when no man’s lifd seemed K «t it will be maintained. The *50,000. Ho dropped his dishes, term s n fx th r advertisement had
Wfe ah' cither side of the disputed North generally believes the CUS- and didn't care whether they broke not been carried out, und it was
Wordcr. . In February, 1022, the HI- **>"» Dclt is s crcotyping Irish par- or not. *
thought ndvisnble to insert h new
one.
ster border was lltprally ringed I tltlon a* nothing else could.
.
*1.1, fM ( , tliouiandj, ...
of .tlW fr l*
. in the
L picture
....
OAJNEBVILLE—vYouth will be
(K&Uf police w w m o b ilizeirrn ’i'd-! ,s
sentimental legislation pas- served.
DELAND—Florida's citrus ^re
Three lads who, when they
ers from the south hnd\penetrated sed by the Bail Eireann, such as were finnlly able to talk, gave their sources were advertised over the
U lster and seized hostages; Ireland the creation of a separate coinage, ages ns 12, were found intoxicated countryside in rnlhor n rode m an
south of the border was a senled issuing of stumps with the King's hoye. on moonshine. One was cap ner when Volusia county ornnges,
book to those who lived in Ulster. name from official documents. All tured by the policp, hut the other destined-for points in the north,
this has an adverse effect in Ul
Cordial Itelnl ions
got away-. It, was later dis wore scattered over the rond bed
February; 1920, found nortnnl nnd ster, and in Belfast there is a two
closed th at 'they bnrf slipped by of the Atlantic Const IJne Rail*
rordldl relations between Bublln popular saying that nothing would their parents a t home, and were rond in a derailment.
and pe|fost, and,with London Sir do more 'to bring the North and
Jitmcs Craig’s, advice, th at North Roulh together' tnajt for the Bail bnttlihg a sick spell in their rooms.
Bootleg booze is n poor substl
tu to for lmppilirHnnd South should turn their minds to taka a holiday for a year.
KISSIMMEE
—
The
Kissimmee
from tb6sc m atters which have
Bnily Guzette expects to move in
BA BIO BILL PASSED
divided them, in being followed.
to
its now *10,001) i>lnnl~witliin the
'
WASHINGTON,
Mur.
15.
—
(A1
)
The North has red u c e d Its costly
few weeks. Thy structure is
police fdrcc, Tbero lips bccji u ;—The White bill to control all next
up-to-date design, with housing fa
speedy rvleoao of political prison phases of radio was pained today cilities
for all departments*. /_
ers. The London Agreement, by by the House by a vote of 218 to
• .
abolishing the abortive Council of 124.
ST. AUGUSTINE—H arry Stone,,
It now goes ot tbt* Senate.
Ireland, which was,most Irksome to
employe of a local refining romUlster, has substituted friendly eo. Truck Iqa?} of chewing gum stol
operatlon.
Ono of the m ost'im portant com en in Chicago,, Blnnip hasn't been
mon interests is agriculture. Soon placed on dry ono stenographer
-.* •
a fte r tbe London Agreement was yet.
signed the U lster M inister of Ag
riculture went to Dublin with Wh
sta ff to consult w ith the Free
S tate's M inister of A griculture, and
a reciprocal Vigit to B elfart is ex*
stination, Indicision, \ have
rwetea sbon. Sim ilar co-operation
“Procrastination is the
pi ton J. Mpugfaton
DRUID
ARCEtlTECT
NatioM l
■Now at pre-development prices offers
vestors Florida’s greatest opportunity
In the fir^t place, Druid Park is a B ritt-Chittenden Develop
ment th at meuns it is a Jiome spot par excellence—a'residential
seotfon thut will be developed in the highest m anner with every
beautifying touch th at nature mode possible. Streets, orna
mental white ways nnd every modern convenience of the city
of which Druid Park will be nn actual part, are included In lh<5
development program .'
\ ‘
,,
.
Thief of Tim e”- —and in
this instance, Money...
of Sanford investors to lose
W hen we telj you t h a t , Sanford Grove
will m ake quick profits for :£U, we J
from experience. We have lanaly2^.
tre n d of development, Visioned the
of the city’s southeastward and offereoj
ford Grove as a medium-priced deveipj
w here values’ will mount, building H
h a s sta i’ted. , u
.
a
The location, low price, liberal terrps and.accessibility
attractin g buyers and soon the best of the -development
will be gone. R ight now, while developm ent1S u!]ret
way lots are selling a t prices fa r bel6w the prevailing,
m arket. Jn a short tim e you will pay a premium » r io»
th a t you can now secure for a.very small deposit, n*
vestfgateNow.
...
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P R IC E S W IL L .A D V A N C E S H O R T L Y
Best Cooking
“A^IID
Reasonable
It;,
:* ,■ T
*‘i? Prices
a re th e advantage
o f th is place.
{s-
jfi
tj
C. L. Britt
E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
U P, Ohittenden
OUR ORGANIZATION
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Howard bvejiip
D. C. Griffin
Mildred G. Peabody
W. C. Hill
,
E. H. Pichard
E. M. Hunt
Frank. L. Woodruff, Jr,
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO* INC,
-- At >
7*.»* - :
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E. C. 1
National bank Bldg.
kJESTIC* P I N B S r
,LEB, PresidenL
\
�■wfsS.
Despondent Over Failure
To Find Sunken Treasure,
Eugene May Kills Himself
S t Patrick Was Not
Irish, Asserts Rabbi
ALBANY, G«-, Mar. 17/-<tf}
■—St. Patrick, patron aajnt of
.tho .Irish, wasn’t an Irishman
•nd hla name wasn’t Patrick, a
Jewish rabbi, speaking a t • St.
P atrick’s evening banquet, liv
en* by the Knights-of Columbus
here last night, told the guests.
On the contrary, the speaker,
Dr. E. A. Lankau, rabbi of the
Temple B’Nal Israel, quoted ec
clesiastical authorities to prove
th a t St. Patrick was born tn
Scotland, and that hla name was
ucat.
______ •
« ? A¥hLAN? '
Mar. 1 7 .- losing some $00,000.
r
11,0 " sho,fl «CKuKene C. Mny,
la
te
r,
he
tried
again,
ptannltg
»nii adventurer.
!hi n 1 m bTnM th tho waters of to start from California. But,
fficer Dishft Pacific, to rest unon the tress- once more, the scheme failed,
»re trove th a t he sought bo hard while the 110.000,000. in sunken “Struggle For Markets'* Will Drafts Placed In Local Bonks
Eharges At
tut failed to find in life.
* gold, continued to haunt ^j}m.
1 Involve World Next Time, FoT Week Beginning Mar.
8 T o t a l Unprecedented
May
died
yesterday
in
the
CounAsserts Sir Esme-Hownrd
. of HearOther ventures collnpaed and
U Hospital here
from knife sick and despondent, he finally
SumJ'jtr
Early Marketing
In
Chicago
Address
Today
icksonville
sounds, self-inflicted as n result w ye up and put n knife to his
<jr disappoint qubit over n ’poatcd wrists, in hia cheap Oakland lodg
•*
.
H
P- - :\* . , ^ ,
failures to reach the treasure bn* ings.
'
•.
*
m
___
the Kehooner Ceneral Grant,
F.
If.
Simpson,
a
.
Lieutenant Governor pf State which
friend,
is to
Rank in n storm off the take his ashes to tho _________,
Auckland*,
Organization Urges Daily Auckland Islands, in 18M.
with an expedition th at he is fitLight Acreage Is Believed To
Observance Of KIwnnLs t 0 n o .
t *»e ■hip’s survivors tin1' up for another try a t the Subjects That Interest Di*
•Insure Most Prosperous
showed
Mny
where
the
Grant
wink,
r
plomacy
Have
Changed
n’t long-submerged treasure.
[f Officials Principles'' In Busy Life ?»‘l also' told h im ’that there was Ora
Season In Sanford History
Much In Past 40 Years
The ashes will be spread over the
J] 0.000,OOO in ballarnt bullion and ocean, near where the Grant went
Joseph Y. Cheney, llcutorinnt uust
’Ian, Says governor
in the ship’s stro rs hex.
down.
Estim ates prepared by R. L
CHICAGO, ~MnrrTt 1 7 .-M 1)—
of Florida Kiwanis, ,lrFired by, the neaniaa* of the
For Ponzi live red the kevhote address nt the ln-n.-.tire,
May was 68 years old; an ex, The next World war, in th« opinion Sutton, agricultural representative
Mny fitted out an ex- pert rhcftiist, graduate of three of Sir Esmr-Howard. British am of the United States government, Measure Circulated By Credit
SL P atrick’s 'Day luncheon of the
conjunction with the F irst Na('edition in Australia in lllli*. He universities and a soldier of for bassador. will be ft "struggle for in_____
Sanford
K
lrnnis
Club
nt
noon
toManajrer Finds Approval;
IAE. Mur. 17. duv nt the Country Club with ap 'Jas. Vfnrjy to square nwny to the
markets," and will’ b« waged aa tlomd, (ho Seminole County and
GENEVA, March 17— </^
tune.
He
obtained
some
rich
farm
of. C harles
Tent
Shows Condemned As The League Of Nations
-—
“
•
—
'th
e
Sanford
Bank
and
T
rust
Com
bitterly
ns
any
that
has
ever
. ‘ V -V b 'n Lprorimntely 100 Kiwnnions
i
w, l cn « « Titanic went lands in Mexico a number o( years
Menace to Good Business scmbly today voted
ith using th e vi(,|t0PB „ roscnt.
<
1. n\ I ht,ro
hllp n»d cry ago, but Pancho Villa came along sprung from traditional hatreds, pany, show th a t a total of ap
in stfcsslnT the necrsslty for the around the world for costlier rnll und stripped him of those hold national Jealousies or territorial proximately $500,000 .has been tv*
today w as
joum thq question of
reived by celery growers In the
rafer ship equipment nnd Mny
Mr. Mny was- a native of ambitions.
Many Sanford merchants, profes
Ejnited S ta te s dally application of Klwanis piin- mold not meet the demand. He ings.
Sanford
district
since.
Mar.
8i
many'a
election to the League
The smbatnador told the Chicago
France, but was naturalized in
cipics to business life, Mr. Cheney
sional man and business heads hav#
[Koble at th e declared th at service and the (iol- abandoned the /expedition, after 1880.An average of figures ..relative
Association of Commerce today
, signed a petition prepared and d r - until the September session.
jjnents in den Rule should dictate every Kithnt so far ns he was able to to the prire per crate of. the Cel- ciliated by A. C. C arter, manager
The vote came after an
Jifdgv, "the future pence and hap- ere shipped from the district will, of th* Sanford Credit Bureau, rewnnlan’a Individual and copinuininouncement
by Mello Franco, r
pimsx o f-this {linnet of ourp lies accortlng to local growers, run nUMtlng the City Commission to
actions.
Gober, in h is ty
very largely in the hands of the fa r higher than the above figure tm o O M , 1Bnn ^ n t ahowi a license Brazilian representative, that
. He H>mind«d the cntbcring that
„uff|e|ently Isrge to prohibit the decision of, hts country
romemrcial classes.’’ I t la they, Wit a conservative estjmate Is glvthat Ponzi the Kiwanls organization was de
he pointed out, by reason of far- by the government official.
carnivals and small circuses from not to vote « psrmcuent council
Federal grand signed to build m aterially nml
flung busineui interests who will
Tho ihippers hayo received ap "ac tln r as parasites on the com- •eat for G<rmnny unless Brazil
<r I«nd <>n the morally, .arid
briefly explninncd
be "deeply snd personally In proximately $575,000 for thetr mnnltv,’’
»
w*a glren ono a t tho M int tlmo,
*rvas probable how Sanford could bo . developed
volved."
■hare of tho cron, within the date
Prononents of the measure wan irrevocabW.
into n g reat city by first build
action.
maintain th at the traveling tant
"It certainly seems to iqe," the specified. Mr. Sutton declares.
A brief tposlon of tho
by the nrosecu- ing citizenship and character.
nmbsRsndor said, "th a t the sub Figuring that 214 cars have been show takes thmisanda of .dollar*, had boorTheld during Yha Xo
In commenting on tho progro
,aid nor, and,
jects
which
now
interest
diplomacy
shipped this week, Including to awnv fro m i citv without lravtog and rumors ware D y in g ____
intend to pay a of Kiwnqis In central Florida, Mr. L, E..Jordan Of State Auto Dislin/iulHhetl Naval Officer
have have changed ao enormously day’s shipments, tho total since U c a l theater m anagers who paly • th e chaneea fo r e l « t mlnuto ™
nt profit to the Cheney named sevornl new club*
Department
Here
To,
In
I’asscs Awnf At Age Of 74; during tho short 40 years that I Mar.
8 i* given -----------as 533 cars.
--------------------. . . . The
taxes and r e n r w n t a legitim ate tloment. when Preslikp; Do Coat*'
Iljr.rlA syndicate, which had been formed In recent
Body Will Best In Arling have hnd anything to do with the prices- last week averaged around amnoomont antorm lsa nava Jong, called tns niomentuoua mactlnff of
[sj he had prom* months In thiB section, nnd express spect Transfer Of Machines
business, that the outlook of the $3.50 per crate. This week the
th - manv tawt shown nlay- the assembly to ordor a t 10:52
ed the belief th a t the middle port
And To StrfljUjhtcn Titles
ton Cemetery, Washington various
foreign office: i. or, sa you market has weakoned somewhat' i"* in Banferd. and Mr. C arter be- o’clock,
of
the
state
boasted
as
strong
a
asserted De*
would say, atnte departments, of and the price has been steady at.
■ tlha-1 tho b o o a l t i n g . | E xtraoH lnarv exrttom rat
CHARLESTON, S. C.. Mar. 17.
officialn iiml Klwanis roprerentatiofc ns any po I*. E. Jordnn, representing the
about $3.00 per crate.
and M n lt
relied In tha hall of reformation
tion of tho South. Ho jo ld of the State Automobile License Depart hP)—Rrnr Admiral Frank E. Beat the world, has altered.
(t hi* pl«i\ was formation of five Kiwanjs Clubs
"The great chnngo that has come
ment, is in .Sanford engaged in ty, who retired from the United
Many growers nre declaring .tho thou„a^ dH of l l u r e ln c t r e u l a C f t .
***
in Lake
for the rounding up offenders of the varl- Stales'-Navy a few years ago fol over them has been the conviction 1020 season to bo beat In thortds- here which would h» taken to other ! ***
tha E**1
galleries
ware
_ county
- and . plana
.
*™*
wer“
Jammed.;
“unit of in- organizntion
that
economic
causes
domlnato
his
to ry of the industry and th n tth o
of additional chapter* ous license and title laws and dur- lowing a long and distinguished
Sir A uston Chamberlain,
.jrmbr-r, 1925, in this vicinity.
tory, nnd thnt if you want to find price this year has held up better parts hv the traveling show.
ling the past three days has caused career, died here last night.
British
foreign secretary, took
The
bodv
of
the
petition
and
Us
Pof lliesc n-j-tithe cause of the trouble while with than that of any year over record
Many Visitors Prrsent
the arrest of approximately 75 porrostrum a m f m id t b it the
Admiral Beatty died nt the homo regnrd to Individual squabbles, the ed.
ind^reer* fellow:
ss he wr.S to
A strong delegation of Orlandi
who nre charged with operat of Charles R. Drayton, his son-in"Tho following Merchants. Pro nouncement which be was «
rultdividing Kiwaniann attended the luncheon (■ona
old French proverb, “ Look for the
ing automobiles with tho 1925 tags law.
Thebody
will
be
sent
to
fessional
and Business men of San to make depended upon a state
trait. For In addition to visitors-from other nml with improper certificates of
woman," still often
holds good
often__holds
ford
petitions
the fBtv Commission ment made to„ him
-- tar the nrpra-‘
Washington
for
interment
ut
Ar
with regnrd to conflict
inflict between
“unit* °f in* sections . of tho state. Among title.
of the City of Sanford, Florida a t aantatlra .of Braal!, Saner MtDo
lington Cemetery.
he ptemised other guests present were: F. !>
countries which you can with truth
fnllowa: To tmpose upon “tent- Franco,^ thereupon w eal to the
Mr. Jurdan is working through
During the World War nnd for aay "Look for the dollar—or the
fcfit within f*0 Henderson, Indianapolis; Rev. I
shows"
a license tax sufficiently tribsma
t
(the
office
of
Sheriff
C.
M.
Hand
a
short
time
afterward
he
wua
In
pound—or with tho goods th a t you
” or in money, C. Shive. Ashland, Vn.; It. S.
"Ths Instructions of
“
"’’
land
deputies
have
been
instructed
yinjc the pro- inison. Jacksonville; Frank T-l io bring in nil drivers nnd owners command of the sixth naval district purchase therewith.
[ra5?dv»l* and others," which an msnt ar« tmvccabla _____
here,
having
been
called
from
re
ilnt.
"Historians have ascribed wars
hot, finnford; W. G.,, West,
M< "f rnrs who have failed to comply tirement to active duty in 1917,
and parasites of tha
V iIunworthy
I
In tgarf, Mr. Chamberlain
,,
at he hid ln!<- ----bourne; D. William B. Kelly, tort «ith exlstant statutes relative to when the United States entered nnd sUlaneea to other causes but
Members
of
th
a
8anford
Tourcommunity.
^ ( eluded a
linhoth th • Mile Jcfforson. N , Y .; Mr. Barker, Mi ;;,c tas, 9 nn,j ownership certificates.
1st Club and all vialtora to the City
Wood reef f <Wilson, Harold C. Ing
Itbt rertifirates Dora; .I/cRoy Giles, Mr. Esmiig- 1 4j n commenting on tho drive tho war. For several year* after we «ay,, I believe, take as "the who have not as yet affiliated WJ1*; MaKInnon-Martrgmjd go-, '
ward
he
made
Charleston
hla
win
ttotj}
the
foregoing."
, {he. sub-, ton nml Mr.” Noilson of Orlando. lA ic h haa resulted in tho arrest
with U itntow ly fosme/l orjtmntim*
If* M. Kfmmin, Union PharmA^ , j
.
***■.
I tnd* whyit' “ Kid” McCoy, of Orlando, lead ,,f auch; n large number, Mr. Jor- ter home. '
' ytierilbi's of jiW tla ra and race tion ere Invited to the third of a
H* Duran, Ueo. A. Speej,
-Admiral Beatty was 74 years of are by degrees settling themselves series of tourist dances and enterof tii-J the airiging accompanied-by ” Pn>-|,ian jaid; “ The state and county
Ospetr. Thrash* Woodufr, P. I
age
a
t
the
time
of
his
dentil.
He
nnd
the
whole
energies
of
govern
ed. Me fessor” George Brockhahn ut the |.aVe given automobile owners nt
Uinments to be hold a t the City N. Stoklt, Henry MLaueln, Laneys
in . , ,
was a native of Azof bn, Wis., nnd ments will he bent towards tho Hall tonight, _according to_C. W. Drug B lo n .%Roertellot ^Anderson, J Briand'e
i write tlie piano.
*—
^
Ihast three months ill which to com- was graduated from the United "nil
Imnnrtnnt. all absorbing ob Brown, president of tho Tourist A, B. YourlL Sanford Drug Oo, ’ , 1 ^ 0 0 of
nttttl was .Richard N . Rur.scll and Frank ..jy with tho vnrious regulations ^utes
Naval Academy in 1875.
of finding m arkets in other Club, who hats planned several
ne„ Haynes and Ret>
nford Ent Ine.,
Rat* tembsr UM
Venable wero admitt<xl ns new prrtaining to the licenses and w eijj e became n rear admiral in 1912, ject
countries,
or
tho
surplus
produc
Coleman's
'a
Office Equip:msnt journed u s e die a t 10:15 0
unique
entertainment
features
of
•*“
»
racrnlHjrs nnd welcomed Into the if,.0l tbnt the time has arrived serving a* commandant of the tion of their own and of preventclub by T. U Dumas, who briefly when drastic nction is nccessnrY. Washington Navy Yard and su inu their own from being swamp the edification of thoso who at- £ ° ’ Sanford Bulck Co., Mid Fla.
Produce Co. J. Jurlllen, Sanford
“ Cannot Chang* Attitude"
outlined club ethics thnt they would |;tpeatcd warnings have proved perintendent of the naval gun fac ed by the surplus production of tend tonight.
The
development
of
facilities
for
be exnpctod to observe.
!futile* and the only manner in tory in 1910-18.
GENEVA, Mar. 17.-UP)—
is
the Xithers."
the entertainment of Sanford vis‘ Sw eh" a question af national honor. Bn'- ' 'V.
Green und whito atrenmi-r*,|,ihlch we may impress owners
Ill
1914,
he
was
assigned
to
com
“green und white balloons and fa' with the seriousness of the offense
How has gone forward rapidly*
* F r e d T ’ W ilro n " E*A* sll cannot change her attitude,"
o n of some color created an hidi
driving with a 1925 license is to mand the first division of the A t “Stubby,” M ascot F o r
President Bernardta is said to have
fleet on the U. S. K. Florida.
sW
nld t o £ y Ua8ndWCroroSIor‘ c u S
A ?P.
A S o A told the French ambassador to Rio
atmosphere furthered by pl-T make them appear
before the conn lantic
1UJ
26th
Division
In
W
ar,
He
was
designated
commander
of
howe
1
o
i
t
r
h
l
n
^
i
S
JHuntermster,
E.
B.
Randall,
Janerio when tha lettsr. on behalf
h , of Colunbu* ranis nnd table decorations s ic ty judge anil suffer the penalty." the Norfolk navy yard in 1915 nnd
"All those who ore iti diffirul- was temporarily detached in Mny Dies In W ashington m snt other fo^ms o t .m u.sm snt Jfe MCCuller Ore Co., B. W. Brad: of Premier Brlanl, urged th at Brala celebrate .St. gedlvo of Kt. Patrick’s Day.
hion
a v a V to p roon
S S.ho
d for at t h e T J - Rayol
L ° < P-i-A* A Dyoes,
C- Joe's Smoke
^ ’*|l
•Vil abandon
abandon h*r
her declrton
decUor ...
fien over their title certificate*
|th a dlriner and
thnt year to command the “Red"
ioni nunrtera
quarters
on
tho
lako shore
ins e , Chanis
should come to the office^! Sheriff of
/ Club tonight,
id
i
t
T
n
^
H
o
u
W
,
E.
Bcoggsn,
Wight
Oro.
iG/rtnany a daqtioa to t h . Leegua
forces in u strategical navy prob
WASHINGTON. Mar. 17.—UP) addition to arrangements for tho ^ “H h l ^ H ^ C ^ A 'c V
C. M. Hand, where the new laws lem.
of Nations council.
•Britt, who is in
owtr.
—Stubby, tho stray bull terrier weekly gathering of tho Card Club
will be explained to them in such
Ji*ements for
He was successful, defeating the thnt rose to eminence as mascot of a subsidiary part of tho Tourist
o way that no trouble will arise United States fleet and landing tiie 20th (New England) divliion
Club.
from the sale of, or the purchase 20,090 men in this country.
1he only for the
He In France nnd had a gold medal
Tho sendees of a popular orof,
another
machine.
This
ap
their invited
pinned on him by Gen. Pershing, chestra have been secured for the
was retired in Novcmbeh, 1915.
A A lltiv a
plies particularly to the buyers nnd
1“ id. while the
in dead.
dance tonight, and other entertaint o l lI v L
C iA C lU U V c
iw
sellers of second hand machines.
1« 9 o’clock, is
Death rnmo a t the home of J. m enu besides dancing will be on
...lACKSONVVILLK. Mar. 17
Mr. Jordan stated thnt he could Mad \Yoman Blamed Robert
H the lodge has («*)—The
Conroy, secretary to Rep tho. program.
*
Suntli
Jacksonville
ferry
he
found
most
of
the
day
in
the
Asnent to be
resentative
Fenn
of
‘
Connecticut,
The
series
of
donees was insti
For
Series
of
Fires
docks,
the
ferry
boats
Duvnl
and
offices of Sheriff Hand nnd thnt
will he wcland now Htubby is to be mounted tuted bv
Ga^ Mar.
the umnim-r
Chamber of
Comexecutive meeting 01
of in
thes _ ATLANTA.
j , mo
01 w
in - i’ At
a i an *s*cuuve
° *“ **’ *" t. ,V“”
IVIiean, and n small yacht tie he Is willing nt at I times to assist
V-M129 were destroyed by fire those who nre In doubt as to the In Brooklyn Tuesday nnd presented to-the Smithsonian merce, under whoso auspices plans Central Florida Committee of Boy Thsy are building a gallows
Uip Altn- eaply today. ■
for tho> entertainment of touristo Scouts'held yesterday in the Bern- which to hang Mack Wooten ha
Institutipn.
. proper legal procedure connected
I Is to furnish Jaygood,
NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—UP)—A
Inole Grill • following’’ tho weekly n,M t Friday and he wants to die
Picked up by the members of tha are being made.
16, taxi driver ard with the issuance of titles to auto
f f and lutcr
si
woman manioc, who I* In-Heved to 102nd Infantry on Yale Field at ■
■
■ ,
„ , -------,
leheon, J. Donald G un-.the electric chair.
Rotary —
Luncheon,
watchman, wbb acrlouslv buriied mobiles.
M rcsolihlble for startin'* fires in Now. Haven, In 1917, Stubby was F l o r i d a n A r r e s t e d * I n »
when
a
gasoline
atovo
in
a
res
*PP.olDt*?
dlitrict
execu-J
Wooten,
a
negro,
was
cor
•Wen made for
14 frame tenements and two other taken overseas and was in sev * X |- - 1 - /-v n ,
A , tlye w ith headquarters a t Sanford, for tha m u rd e ro f H. H. W l
taurant on- tho dock exploded, ami
member* of
building!* in Brooklyn yesterday, eral offensives. At Selchprcy he A t l a n t a O n C h a r g ’e O f Where ho wll b* assisted in stlm- In 1922.
S
tate
Sheriffs
Hold
Death penalties
a
negro
w
is
reported
missing.
D“
*a
priests at the was estim ated n t $175,090, partly
was being sought today. Police wan wounded by a shell. Ha was V i n l n f i n t r P n s f n l T n w uUt,n» Hitorast in the Boy Scott meted out then on the gallows
F irst Session Today believe the woman is a resident of given his medal frqm humane so V i o l a t i n g 1 O oL U l I j H W movement by Bcou Unas tor M, C. .the new law, requiring • ’
bay decoraby insuihncc.
We through- covered
the district who may have been cieties for rescu* work on the bat
] Haddock and 8- O. Hhlnholeer, Ro- .tions in the elactno chair, does
Tho
fire
spread
rapidly
and
u
club\ and number of persona were forced <" A t W est Palm Beach crazed by recent fires there.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Mar. 17^-//P)
‘
ta ry Club president who has been apply In WooUn’a ease.
tlefields.
"*0 urranirud juffl(fnnto~the St. Johns River to
Sixteen alarms were rung In be—John If. Grubb. 20, giving bla active in sponsoring Scout work in ! Not having any convicted ■
He
was
a
familiar
and
lively
WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. 17;
Idarera when th* law went into
cacade the flames. Etsicy Bailey «« -t-tAV-The opening of the annual tween the hours of 10 a. m., and figure at all American Legion con address as Daytona, Fla., was a r this community^.
w n . and often headed their rested here last night bv postof,
In commenting on plans fo r the feet, tho authorities tore down
Daytona Bench, owner of“ the *- convention of the Florida State 5:15 p m.. for 14 fire* In .th a' ventions
Bronxville section and two others pBradfB
flee inspectors for the alleged op development of local troops, Mr. old gallows.
Woodin’s cap!
14129, and his two young son*, Sheriff’s Association
eration of a fraudulent money Haddock said today th a t the In- oad conviction haa caus*d
loss than n mile away. In most
wero forced to leap into the chilly ponciann
hotel at 10 ° clock h a
making scheme, known as th a creasing interest in Boy Scout work authorities to rebuild th*
waters in their rilght clothes anil morning was one of the most bril eases slight damage was felt, but
"Munnlmaking Enterprise.”
in
one.
the
Ions
was
estimated
at
exhibited bbyr 1both
youngstocs
and] *2 am ready
M ___
_....
kdy to go." Wool
swim to safety.
Kant in tho history of the organ- $75,000.
Grubb Is .being held a t holies . d U l t e ^ ^this
----------.
,
..
community hod led told
Y^e yacht Abazenn, owned by
Tho suspicion that tho fires
station here for Florida officials. to th* reoiganisation of tw o ’1Id
I ^ ’X ra th B r die
Henry G. Ellis, Los Ample*
Postal Inspectors say he advertis troops and th s stim ulation of • n
than on th* 1
A bit sportsman, nnd her muster, (’ap*- ' in v a sio n of the law enforcers were the work of a demented
WASHINGTON. Msr. 17. UP)— ed for persons td "register’’ for phases o f tha organisa tion.
bc"an In*’- night and continued young woman, w;as based on re
which I
Han Pohlmnn, wus damaged. N*w with every train during the mom- port* reaching Fire Marshal Bro* Four destroyers, the Davis, Wilkes. his services, m aking a $1 pay
Following the appointment of
u be qmsts und top lines on the yacht
Shaw
and
Tucker,
were
ordered
ment.
• |j
phy and the police. In at
Mr. Gunnway, Mr, Haddock!* con
were burned. The Aba-zenn -was
turned over to the Treasury De
In addition: they said, he ’ad fident th a t Boy Scout work 4a this
Ii'* r*rt°r Of the mifored. to a dock adjoining the h'Among the delegate* yrho had two instances, neighbors said,
. A^uinutn. tn be ferry ship.' The fire was the sec arrived early today wcrc;G. Scott woman, apparently between 26 and partm ent today by. Secretory WU- vertised for "enterprising young city will go forward vapidly.
buY, to supplement the coast guard
™k- is mahjkng ond on the Bouth Side within t-4 Gregory. Sheriff of Gadsden'coun 30 years old, was »een emerging flM t, engaged ,in liquor smuggling persona,” in various ritiaa to keep
ty
and
president
of
the
assortsfrom
tenement
hallways
shortly
him informed of Investment op
V j l the At* hours.
, • ’
patrol duty.
portunities, ‘collecting | l from
lion; A. F- Hancyck.
before the fire*.
V“lf
in
A revised estim ate of the loss tv snd his sosn. E. I-- Hancocx.
The ships are In reserve a t the each of them.
’■
Most
of
the
fires
were
started
In
. *9ot from in the South Jacksonville Utilities Sheriff "H a m -D o w U n g o fn u v a l
Philadelphia Navy Yard and will
After
the
fee
was
naid, they sold
rubbish
in
the
cellar,
In
tha
hall*
, , *ft water company fire, which oerured ear
be reconditioned and fully equipped
hr* to the’ salt ly yesterday morning, placed it »t county, and wife, and Sheriff G. ways, or upper hallways. No trace before they are turned over to the the payer never beard from Gntbb
for a
M. Hand, of Seminolr cefl)tty and of gasoline or kerosene were
•g a in .________
5275,000. E. L. Gunn, president of
coast guardsmen, l.
1w as n ___
CHICAGO,
Mar.
11
found.
,
several
gu*«t*.'
J
n
7 l*c^* the the company, who announced tn*
negroes. He
many y e a n
K ^*»»ical con'- revised figures “today. *»iJ
trittd to Dr*
locked
and
'
Veteran
company would rebuild immedi
r« cutfidi
•55 STJ?**;
of tho Jail
cannot ately.
*
,
shoot a
Wld.
helping re iu n iU boy th rough ,
Passes Away Today
lego.
The
boy
carried
Ice
In
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 17^-4P>
Given tO -D a^B
—Bids for th* construction pf sev summer, but even so, |t m eant 1
DENVER, C * l.fM it
ATLANTA, M ar.
en projects by th* State Rood De off skimping on th* port of da
■v ,
•t •
Governor Walker
Today Lyla
Today
Lyl Groinge
___ I
' riflE T L Ju ly . Msr. 17.—
teott. whose body wm found two partm ent will be received here
Officials
belongings
to
a
coxy
boose
am
Apr, 14, according to an announce
w — . *~1 •
village, where h* expected to sp
ment mode today. "
PLYMOUTH. V t. Mar.
(be Matteoti murder ><•»*« today
of President* McKJaiey and R
his declining years a t aaoa.
Jfr.
early
Th*
work
«
of
over
50
r
ROW.
.
wT*
an
effort
to
undermine
the,
m w developments; ."fT o!? velt, died at a huspUsl here
chairman, —No
w arn rin g of
prosecution alio hadl’idday miles of rock
• frubbing,
exOectvd In the condition of Cold
lim
Uwt
the
Sori-llat
end
anH’L
toglnee; John C. Coolidge fo r the r.e*t 24
Col. Fascist deputy wwa not ^ sin , tart
ik of disproving a stotomeot
and involves r * t« rd ? y . u
The r
The boy who carried Ice
Dumlnl, that he. unaided, lamil
Polk,
l^u ••tortment,
vmi commaodad one o r 1 the died from a pulmonary
a bulletin is*«~ V
W,w,tk /o r Mi- 11:30 oMid
"phantom
“Red" G
w t ^ k i d n . p ^ i ^ r o f tha Martin and
rhsgv. brought ooby exc
clock today by hi» Pj
^ f«n/er with eian. Dr. Albert C ram 'of
Univurslly of
S B Ib id .
must b] bock,’’ '
while he « s being kidna
/
id rhsck
[had no
water.
»
Ja
jin iutowobii®i • _
BETSiS
Umuui-’1* n°thing new
« from
TerUmpny
°f Col- Coolidge'a condition A"*, years of strife.
hemorrhage, and that
. -j, /
troti was pot slain, y a a g i
Mooua .1 B morning,” the bulletin sai<^ . ” **
»r. 17.—(f1)
1 of action promlstd
heart condition is fair *«<* Ul?:
TO MEET
j ’.h r ess
hclng ron.
an
Cxanee
TALLAHASSi
American
motheb
Duralnl
B
E
E
’
11 for the
a* he Is uiAble to take any n°ur‘ —The Quarterly
loo Volpi. Gloaaepi
of a
Rood
-ST'"..!; ishment.1» very comfortableAJen State
held
in
Tall
“ M. Ite not disturbed and bears whsl
o’clock, acco
■itch ^
oecsssry
today by Dr,
JOSEPH Y.
CHIEF
AT KIWANIS MEET
Commercial Classes. 533 Cars Shipped
Since Last Monday
Hold Future Peace
That
Be Held
Decision Is
A fter Brazil
It Win Not c
Stand on Qu
MERCHANTS SIGN Hope For Seating
PETITION TO BAR Germany Is
SMALL C A R fPA lJE^ S i ^
With Tears In
STATE OFFICER ADMIRAL BEATTY
HERE TO CHECK CALLED BY DEATH
AUTO LICENSES AT CHARLESTON
Tourist Dance To
Be Held Tonight A t .................................
The Municipal Hall
1’sDavTo
led By K.
Evening
South Jacksonville
Has 2nd Big Fire
Within Two Days
Gunaway Is Named Condemned Negro
In Georgia Pref
Of Boy Scout Work Chair To-Han
_ ft Of Sea
P* Carried
Aquarium
4 Destroyers Added
To U. S. Dry Forces
“Red” Grange
$25,000 Home For
Dad In Wheaton, DL
Prosecution In M atteoti Case Tries
i To Prove That Mail Was Not Shun
Coolidge’s Conditio11
L^° Confer Unchanged*
Is Kcport
State Board Ta Open
Bid#On Road Projects
u
r rs& r j s r a a
T8fof 12
t& JSM tSki#
" •‘.Vi*
rs-ss
re
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The Sanford Herald, March 16, 1926
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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cat in nrr m i hup.
Jher every f»8 vanc*, their
her every achievement. *l
intense desire to further in
possible the expansion and
am. .in w n i.
ficstion a t'M r usefulness; there.
Be it re:■solvwl that the nlumnl
a s s o c i a tlion
ion
^
5
tiv expresses its gfeat joy I ........
F o r Im p ro v e m e n t !coming to th c coil ego of Dr. Ilam ili-------• ton Holt, ns Us prcsitfcnt: * o un
WINTER PARK, Fla. Mar. 10— Iequivocally endorse J i b ideas and
//P)—According to an announce- ideals for Hollins College a t the
ment made today by A. J. Hanna, future ns he has so d e a rly and
hltiniinl secretary of Rollins Col ..Jtxuiently voiced them on nunierous occassiuns; that we te tjM him
lege, .1.000 former students of that our keenest gratitude f o r d o institution l&cntcd throughout the votion to the cause of Rollins Col
country have strongly endorsed the lege of those powers of personal ty
plans of TVcsidcni1Hamilton Holt and intellect tlmt have rondo him
to transform their alma nlater in these many years an outstanding
to ono of the nation's leading col leader in th e world's
leges. Resolutions drawn up and we record ouV complete conf&lcnce
in his success hencefortb iw in the
past, and expectant y n'UlcIpate
the realization .of his plans, and
ideals' for our beloved coU egA y^J
finnlly, yet perhaps foremost, th a t
we hem and now pledge ourselves
each and all to his « tiv e nP»UUnce
with every resource of mtna, nenrt
and- p S ; believing that Divio
power t and
inspiration f v>i\\
%
truck
he
Scie^jp. has found that a prat
all of the fifteen ei.
qmr*d by the human body,
-today—and has been f<jr tin
years, the finest food known.
.. . Merita Bread, with its weaii
^ 0110636,” brings plenty ofnjL
C and boDfi nutrition. It protect*
more rugged health—inert*
and endurance and helps Iga
to thousands of people, Seti
•regularly in your hotoe. ' D
driving. 'Stpne
r a finding hole
ithering the fhinjcs.
t. •.r ri*
t
f L U lU IiA
r PLANT C IT Y -A total of 57,I '
1*712 quarts of stratvjjfp-ies was sent
DELAND— A “ regular” . jail, out
one day here, bringing the
finally obtained by the city, lend I grand total for the season fo r the
to the imposition of “ regular” l,"0” ** Qro^ ct*An *°
mJHIonfines by M unicipal'Judge McGreg- ~ mrti l?inr*c'
overage price of
wr v J u
*/ 'M
Two sizes, single andijipj
o-'.Itdj by lb« " ^3
the day’s shipment, or $ 20,p3!i.2o
for the lot. The express moved
4<I5 refrigerators, with 412 of the
80-quart size, and freight, 22.050
quarts. The season’t tofal a short
time.ngo was 1, 044, 140 quarts.
OCALA Only one firm com
plied witfi requirement* necessary
for the purpose of $1,650,000 worth
of Marion county rond bonds, when
the county commissioners met to
effect th e sale, nnd all bid* were
rejected. A number of bids were
made, with one above p a f/b u t the
term s n fx th r advertisement had
not been carried out, und it was
thought ndvisnble to insert h new
one.
The end of g 6t-rich-quick hopes, this. All Italy tric& io win fortune
on lottery tijw j$ivcn by Ignosio Torraca, of Ban Ferilinnndo. ijottcry
booths werp stormed when Torrucu proved a fake. ^
:
(
DELAND—Florida's citrus ^re
sources were advertised over the
countryside in rnlhor n rode m an
ner when Volusia county ornnges,
destined-for points in the north,
wore scattered over the rond bed
of the Atlantic Const IJne Rail*
rond in a derailment.
Bootleg booze is n poor substl
tu to for lmppilirH-
“Procrastination is the
DRUID
Thief of Tim e”- —and in
this instance, Money...
ARCEtlTECT
N a tio M l
2 « b
,
eats. St
give mental energy. Other]
Lpttery Losers A-R ioting Go
tb« North -whM,h^hooes fotvlhe
dntrtrt'
all Ireland, fold his fplr
WWmr*:‘“The proner
to brfng
about upit^ it r o t brY iehU e"' fpr
Before the match Tlmothv ITenit lbift by wprfcipg fo r if. m st> f
osrtjipt,!# Coerec<l Info.uriftv with, lx*i once hated by all .U lster Uni un
•the re st ol Ireland by for.ee. The iats nnd now governor-general of
only1 repl uhlan’ cen b« Tirou.ght I the Free State, passed Ubiorig the
atmrittby.aljojvlng the old rnssiohs
to dte nnd by depemlingMess unon
Shibboleths end more on cnaVIly I
and ghnd will.”
,
I
V A W^rvey of official nnd other nu -1
thorltntivfl oninimi on both sides of
the border showed n prevalent be - 1
lief th a t wbnt hns bnpprned in lye -1
land can best be illustrated bv two I
Februaries, a contrast of thr reign, vj* R'ythc, the rree State rinanco
Ine* neare with the terrible days of JJkllatcr, emphatically declares
1022, when no man’s lifd seemed K «t it will be maintained. The * 50,000. Ho dropped his dishes,
Wfe ah' cither side of the disputed North generally believes the CUS- and didn't care whether they broke
Wordcr. . In February, 1022, the HI- **>"» Dclt is s crcotyping Irish par- or not. *
ster border was lltprally ringed I tltlon a* nothing else could.
, ...
.
*1.1, f M ( , tliouiandj
of .t lW fr l*
. in the
L picture
....
OAJNEBVILLE—vYouth will be
(K&Uf police w w m o b ilizeirrn ’i'd-! ,s
sentimental legislation pas- served.
Three lads who, when they
ers from the south hnd\penetrated sed by the Bail Eireann, such as were finnlly able to talk, gave their
the
creation
of
a
separate
coinage,
U lster and seized hostages; Ireland
ages ns 12, were found intoxicated
south of the border was a senled issuing of stumps with the King's hoye. on moonshine. One was cap
name
from
official
documents.
All
book to those who lived in Ulster.
this has an adverse effect in Ul tured by the policp, hut the other
Cordial Itelnl ions
ster,
and in Belfast there is a two got away-. It, was later dis
February; 1920, found nortnnl nnd
popular
saying that nothing would closed th at 'they bnrf slipped by
rordldl relations between Bublln
their parents a t home, and were
and pe|fost, and,with London Sir do more 'to bring the North and bnttlihg a sick spell in their rooms.
Roulh
together'
tnajt
for
the
Bail
Jitmcs Craig’s, advice, th at North
nnd South should turn their minds to taka a holiday for a year.
KISSIMMEE — The Kissimmee
from tb 6sc m atters which have
Bnily Guzette expects to move in
BA BIO BILL PASSED
divided them, in being followed.
to its now * 10,001) i>lnnl~witliin the
The North has red u c e d Its costly ' WASHINGTON, Mur. 15. — (A1) next
few weeks. Thy structure is
police fdrcc, Tbero lips bccji u ;—The White bill to control all up-to-date
with housing fa
speedy rvleoao o f political prison phases of radio was pained today cilities for design,
all
departments*.
/_
by
the
House
by
a
vote
of
218
to
ers. The London Agreement, by
• .
abolishing the abortive Council of 124.
ST. AUGUSTINE—H arry Stone,,
It now goes ot tbt* Senate.
Ireland, which was,most Irksome to
employe of a local refining romUlster, has substituted friendly eo. Truck Iqa?} of chewing gum stol
operatlon.
Ono of the m ost'im portant com en in Chicago,, Blnnip hasn't been
mon interests is agriculture. Soon placed on dry ono stenographer
-.* •
a fte r tbe London Agreement was yet.
signed the U lster M inister of Ag
riculture went to Dublin with Wh
sta ff to consult w ith the Free
S tate's M inister of A griculture, and
a reciprocal Vigit to B elfart is ex*
rwetea sbon. Sim ilar co-operation
piton J. Mpugfaton
. —
Althoug]|,fhtt \vas.horn nhd.bfm
ight,up in Kansas,
oughtjup.
Kansas^ where her parents
rind jparidbikfpnts w-ere 1>phij,Mni. PcggyJIuJI Kiijlsy, magazine and
newspaper vhritcr, IS barred'from remalfifiigTn the /country. IJet m ar
riage to Can!, John Kinley of the British navy.ffinkes h£r a Brltbfi sub
ject, officials hnv» ruled, and the British quota Is exhausted. She wil
And Joseph Devlin. lender of the! wi
5
.*
P o lic ie s
th* rest of thf ("Irgmrcmmi, ' There
Is no Inn"'/'?* niu- nWcstlori'of fn^|mr th« North iinfo ri' tmfnn wbh
»b« Wree State. *and the Ronih
while c a r e f u la v w jijir * rofattner |frankly recognizes that union ran
to the possibility Of union, stres^rd n?ijv
. rome in
.. tjmn hv agreement b*».
the co-operative aspect of them I tween
V
rr.™ the -wo
govrynIn"nts on the
peyr rclftlons. He characterized basis
*
of rounllty. The Natfodslfsts
fh*ni ss ‘'two neighbors who
in the North.' nn longer able' to
frlihidlv. who wish to objiaa enrb rely on (popart front Dublin, have >
nth"r and Hina effect econom ics” abandoned t.hrfr Jxovrott of the f
. . . “Napth <?n(J South Jroland musj Ulster legislature. and Nationalists
Ilve together OS ri»*ehhors,” sold are nrrnn«H*i»* to ♦aye their plnCfs!
het lljs te r lender, “ Beth adrhtut*- a« an offie|n1 parliamentary oppo
fration.s must t.ijm the,ir . minds sition.
from th<?se mnMers which havp d i‘ '• In no field |? tbe new era bet
* yjdei) them lo the n sst nrd coprep. ter exomplified Ibkn in sports.
eo a ffa irs fh at rosily effect
thp welfare of th r neonle. pn tljpt
the whole of IrelnPd,, apd not mjc
h|irt nlona, m av be nrpsnerflya.” .,
t>
Prospects of tJn)"o
rn rd ln a l P n trlck
fFDopapU.
>rchb|shon of A rm sgfi.vpw n nrps-,
pact or union. fTt sepm* fo |p ‘'
. pt^soneble to ip f-r tiujt, ibe suc
cess, which th » N orthern (Jovenv
iren t has bed over thd. b^umjarv
nnestian ami the ssMsfaytigp f,er
snltlng therefrom , will leavy a sltnhtlari In Which the Nprtb*rn .Un-j
lonliits mav more readily rnnsjder
Irish unity later
a a » c i >••.*«-»■
nnnuni reunion, arid turning
000 Former Hluaoius y 1
'*
e past
olvthe
1
Winter Park Instlful ton
licreJSdieve Tn Hamilton Holt s tn consideration of the future ,inJherethe
LONDON, M ir. f r t,- ( 4 V -T h c Its' rbmbveal caused an rlWwediate
new Irish Boundary Agreement hak
usheped In a n«tr~erm, c faV u itrised
bv fhe friendliness and co-operation ®! Loan rose a t diip# and ’rJrtsih s
' . ahO\(rn by the two Irish govern a t two to threle points premium.
ments in relation* with each other
-fJ! Fins nIrC* O^od
and .with the Imperial pabinet at
New
Free State loans, whirh
I.ob fon .
/
must be floated In connection witji
■
Tnii^Wt# the consensus of a 'rsnShannon odVver develon' v a is W The Associated Praiw o f the the River
scheme and other enterprises,
hMtfs. of the Diiblin and Belfast will be m arketed much room ea^ilv
•V . eoverrtniants nryj other lenders of bees us" rsf fh* reni n',*1 of the war
both atntes. f*tme of whom even det*t nbllvsHcnt w hich' m eant an
■ anoke hopefuJl*v>f the tfroso& t» V” determined liability estimated n
S;, e fi eventual union of a|l Irelandone blJHon dcU rs. T V
Thte agreement has bean' in npern- THstern*
nnverpnjopt al«o i«m maned
J tion nenriy three months.
finsnrfal e n ir bv tfc'n.fadOlMtfy*, 0f
. President Wilinm T. Cnscrnvo n t -ettlcpicat of rend'a** difficulties
the F m Pfat's Cabinet s»!d: “I hr*’*-«eu BolfaVt .f "d Lnjjdqn.
i»"f we*r satlyfleij with the r^ani**
Tb« Agreement has caused a l>«p:
■of
f^idrfon Agreement nnd with cfTctal chanfre Jn tjie fplatinni*
- th* friendiV relations between fl?e
f '■ gaferem ents whirl? »i has facljlte-
■Now at pre-development prices offers
vestors Florida’s greatest opportunity
In the fir^t place, Druid Park is a Britt-Chittenden Develop
ment that meuns it is a Jiome spot par excellence— a'residential
seotfon thut will be developed in the highest manner with every
beautifying touch that nature mode possible. Streets, orna
mental white ways nnd every modern convenience o f the city
o f which Druid Park will be nn actual part, are included In lh<5
development program.'
\ ‘
,,
.
stination, Indicision, \have
o f Sanford investors to lose
W hen we telj you th a t, Sanford Grove
will make quick profits for :£U, we J
from experience. W e have lanaly2^.
trend o f development, Visioned the
o f the city’s southeastward and offereoj
ford Grove as a medium-priced deveipj
w here values’ will mount, building H
h asstai’ted. , u
.
a
The location, low price, liberal terrps a n d . accessibility
attracting buyers and soon the best o f the -development
will be gone. R igh t now, while developm en t1S u!]ret
way lots are selling at prices fa r bel6w the prevailing,
market. Jn a short tim e you will p ay a premium » r io»
that you can now secure for a.very small deposit, n*
vestfgateN ow .
...
■ -*
P R I C E S W I L L .A D V A N C E S H O R T L Y
Best Cooking
Reasonable
Prices
It;, {s-:* ,■jfi T
* ‘i? tj
are the advan tage
o f this place.
O U R O R G A N IZ A T IO N
C. L. Britt
E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
U P, Ohittenden
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Howard bvejiip
D. C. Griffin
Mildred G. Peabody
W. C. Hill
,
E. H. Pichard
E . M. Hunt
Frank. L . W o o d ru f f , Jr,
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO* INC,
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“A^IID
E. C. 1
National bank Bldg.
kJESTIC* PINBSr
,LEB, PresidenL
\
�■wfsS.
S t Patrick Was Not
Irish, Asserts Rabbi
Despondent Over Failure
To Find Sunken Treasure,
Eugene M ay Kills H im self
ALBANY, G«-, Mar. 17/-<tf}
■—St. Patrick, patron aajnt of
.tho .Irish, wasn’t an Irishman
•nd hla name wasn’t Patrick, a
Jewish rabbi, speaking at • St.
Patrick’s evening banquet, liv
en* by the Knights-of Columbus
here last night, told the guests.
On the contrary, the speaker,
Dr. E. A. Lankau, rabbi of the
Temple B’Nal Israel, quoted ec
clesiastical authorities to prove
that St. Patrick was born tn
Scotland, and that hla name was
ucat.
_______•
« ? A¥hLAN? '
Mar. 1 7 .- losing some $00 ,000.
r
11,0 " sho,fl «CKuKene C. Mny,
later,
he
tried
again,
ptannltg
»nii adventurer.
!hi n 1 m bTnMth tho waters of to start from California. But,
fficer Dishft Pacific, to rest unon the tress- once more, the scheme failed,
Decision Is
»re trove that he sought bo hard while the 11 0 .000 ,000 . in sunken “Struggle For Markets'* Will Drafts Placed In Local Bonks
Eharges At
FoT Week Beginning Mar.
tut failed to find in life.
* gold, continued to haunt ^j}m.
1 Involve World Next Time,
A fter Brazil
8 T o t a l Unprecedented
May died yesterday in the CounAsserts Sir Esme-Hownrd
. of HearOther ventures collnpaed and
It Win Not c
U Hospital here
from knife sick and despondent, he finally
SumJ'jtr Early Marketing
In Chicago Address Today
icksonville
sounds, self-inflicted as n result w ye up and put n knife to his
Stand on Qu
<jr disappoint qubit over n’ poatcd wrists, in hia cheap Oakland lodg
•*
.
H
P- - :\*., ^ ,
533
Cars
Shipped
Commercial
Classes.
failures
to
reach
the
treasure
bn*
ings.
'
•.
*
m ___
the Kehooner Ceneral Grant,
Since Last Monday
F.
If.
Simpson,
a
.
Lieutenant Governor pf State which
friend,
is to
Hold Future Peace
Rank in n storm off the take his ashes to tho _________
Auckland*,,
Organization Urges Daily Auckland Islands, in 18M.
with an expedition that he is fitLight Acreage Is Believed To
Observance Of KIwnnLs t0no.
t*»e ■hip’s survivors tin1' up for another try at the Subjects That Interest Di*
•Insure Most Prosperous
showed
Mny
where
the
Grant
wink,
r
plomacy
Have
Changed
n’t long-submerged treasure.
[f Officials Principles'' In Busy Life ?»‘l also' told him ’that there was Ora
Season In Sanford History
Much In Past 40 Years
The ashes will be spread over the
J] 0.000 ,OOO in ballarnt bullion and ocean, near where the Grant went
Joseph Y. Cheney, llcutorinnt uust
’Ian, Says governor
in the ship’s strors hex.
down.
Estimates prepared by R. L
CHICAGO, ~MnrrTt 1 7 .-M 1)—
o f Florida Kiwanis, ,lrFor Ponzi live red the kevhote address nt the Fired by, the neaniaa* of the May was 68 years old; an ex, The next World war, in th« opinion Sutton, agricultural representative
With Tears In
SL Patrick’s 'Day luncheon of the ln-n.-.tire, Mny fitted out an ex- pert rhcftiist, graduate of three of Sir Esmr-Howard. British am of the United States government, Measure Circulated By Credit
conjunction with the First Na('edition in Australia in lllli*. He universities and a soldier of for bassador. will be ft "struggle for in_____
Sanford
Klrnnis
Club
nt
noon
toManajrer Finds Approval;
IAE. Mur. 17. duv nt the Country Club with ap 'Jas. Vfnrjy to square nwny to the
GENEVA, March 17— </^
tune. He obtained some rich farm markets," and will’ b« waged aa tlomd, (ho Seminole County and
of. Charles
Tent
Shows Condemned As The League Of Nations
—
“
•
—
'the
Sanford
Bank
and
Trust
Com
bitterly
ns
any
that
has
ever
. ‘ V -V b 'n Lprorimntely 100 Kiwnnions
i
w, l cn « « Titanic went lands in Mexico a number o( years
Menace to Good Business scmbly today voted
ith using the vi(,|t0PB „ roscnt.
<
1 . n\ I ht,ro
hllp n»d cry ago, but Pancho Villa came along sprung from traditional hatreds, pany, show that a total o f ap
in stfcsslnT the necrsslty for the around the world for costlier rnll und stripped him of those hold national Jealousies or territorial proximately $500,000 .has been tv*
today was
joum thq question of
reived by celery growers In the
rafer ship equipment nnd Mny
Mr. Mny was- a native of ambitions.
Many Sanford merchants, profes
Ejnited States dally application of Klwanis piin- mold not meet the demand. He ings.
Sanford
district
since.
Mar.
8
i
many'a
election to the League
The smbatnador told the Chicago
France, but was naturalized in
cipics to business life, Mr. Cheney
sional man and business heads hav#
[Koble at the declared that service and the (iol- abandoned the /expedition, after 1880.An average o f figures ..
relative
Association of Commerce today
, signed a petition prepared and dr- until the September session.
jjnents in den Rule should dictate every Kithnt so far ns he was able to to the prire per crate of. the Cel- ciliated by A. C. Carter, manager
The vote came after an
Jifdgv, "the future pence and hap- ere shipped from the district will, of th* Sanford Credit Bureau, rewnnlan’a Individual and copinuininouncement
by Mello Franco, r
pimsx of-this {linnet of ourp lies accortlng to local growers, run nUMtlng the City Commission to
actions.
Gober, in his ty
very largely in the hands of the far higher than the above figure tmoOM ,1Bnn ^nt ahowi a license Brazilian representative, that
. He H>mind«d the cntbcring that
„uff|e|ently Isrge to prohibit the decision of, hts country
romemrcial classes.’’ It la they, Wit a conservative estjmate Is glvthat Ponzi the Kiwanls organization was de
he pointed out, by reason of far- by the government official.
carnivals and small circuses from not to vote « psrmcuent council
Federal grand signed to build materially nml
flung busineui interests who will
Tho ihippers hayo received ap "actlnr as parasites on the com- •eat for G<rmnny unless Brazil
<r I«nd <>n the morally, .arid
briefly explninncd
be "deeply snd personally In proximately $575,000 for thetr mnnltv,’’
»
w*a glren ono at tho Mint tlmo,
*rvas probable how Sanford could bo . developed
volved."
■hare of tho cron, within the date
Prononents of the measure wan irrevocabW.
into n great city by first build
action.
maintain that the traveling tant
"It certainly seems to iqe," the specified. Mr. Sutton declares.
A brief tposlon of tho
by the nrosecu- ing citizenship and character.
nmbsRsndor said, "that the sub
Figuring that 214 cars have been show takes thmisanda of .dollar*, had boorTheld during Yha Xo
In commenting on tho progro
,aid nor, and,
jects
which
now
interest
diplomacy
shipped this week, Including to awnv fro mi citv without lravtog and rumors ware Dying____
intend to pay a of Kiwnqis In central Florida, Mr. L, E..Jordan Of State Auto Dislin/iulHhetl Naval Officer
have have changed ao enormously day’s shipments, tho total since Ucal theater managers who paly •the chaneea for e l « t mlnuto ™
nt profit to the Cheney named sevornl new club*
Department
Here
To,
In
I’ asscs Awnf At Age Of 74; during tho short 40 years that I Mar.
8 i* given -------------.
as 533 cars.
--------------------. . . The
taxes and renrwnt a legitimate tloment. when Preslikp; Do Coat*'
Iljr.rlA syndicate, which had been formed In recent
Body Will Best In Arling have hnd anything to do with the prices- last week averaged around amnoomont antormlsa nava Jong, called tns niomentuoua mactlnff of
[sj he had prom* months In thiB section, nnd express spect Transfer Of Machines
business, that the outlook of the $3.50 per crate. This week the
th- manv tawt shown nlay- the assembly to ordor at 10:52
ed the belief that the middle port
And To StrfljUjhtcn Titles
ton Cemetery, Washington various
foreign office: i. or, sa you market has weakoned somewhat' i"* in Banferd. and Mr. Carter be- o’clock,
of
the
state
boasted
as
strong
a
asserted De*
would say, atnte departments, of and the price has been steady at.
■ tlha-1 tho b o o a l t i n g . | ExtraoHlnarv exrttomrat
I*. E. Jordnn, representing the
CHARLESTON, S. C.. Mar. 17.
officialn iiml Klwanis roprerentatiofc ns any po
about $3.00 per crate.
and M n lt
relied In tha hall of reformation
tion o f tho South. Ho jold of the State Automobile License Depart hP)—Rrnr Admiral Frank E. Beat the world, has altered.
(t hi* pl«i\ was formation of five Kiwanjs Clubs
"The great chnngo that has come
ment, is in .Sanford engaged in ty, who retired from the United
Many growers nre declaring .tho thou„a^dH of l l u r e ln c t r e u la C f t .
***
over them has been the conviction 1020 season to bo beat In thortdsin Lake
for the rounding up offenders of the varltha galleries ware
_ county
- and . plana
.
“unit of in- organizntion of additional chapter* ous license and title laws and dur- Stales'-Navy a few years ago fol that economic causes domlnato his tory of the industry and thnttho here which would h» taken to other ! *** E**1*™ * wer“ Jammed.;
lowing a long and distinguished
Sir A uston Chamberlain,
.jrmbr-r, 1925, in this vicinity.
tory, nnd thnt if you want to find price this year has held up better parts hv the traveling show.
ling the past three days has caused career, died here last night.
British
foreign secretary, took
The
bodv
of
the
petition
and
Us
Pof lliesc n-j-tithe cause of the trouble while with than that of any year over record
Many Visitors Prrsent
the arrest of approximately 75 porrostrum amf mid tbit the
Admiral Beatty died nt the homo regnrd to Individual squabbles, the ed.
ind^reer* fellow:
ss he wr.S to
A strong delegation of Orlandi (■ona who nre charged with operat
"Tho following Merchants. Pro nouncement which be was «
rultdividing Kiwaniann attended the luncheon ing automobiles with tho 1925 tags of Charles R. Drayton, his son-in- old French proverb, “ Look for the
law.
Thebody
will
be
sent
to
fessional
and Business men of San to make depended upon a state
trait. For In addition to visitors-from other nml with improper certificates of
woman," still often__
often holds good
ford
petitions
the fBtv Commission ment made to„ him
-- tar the nrpra-‘
Washington
for
interment
ut
Ar
with regnrd to conflict
inflict between
“unit* °f in* sections . o f tho state. Among title.
of the City of Sanford, Florida at aantatlra .of Braal!, Saner MtDo
lington Cemetery.
he ptemised other guests present were: F. !>
countries which you can with truth
fnllowa: To tmpose upon “tent- Franco,^ thereupon weal to the
Mr. Jurdan is working through
During the World War nnd for aay "Look for the dollar—or the
fcfit within f*0 Henderson, Indianapolis; Rev. I
shows"
a license tax sufficiently tribsma
t
(the
office
of
Sheriff
C.
M.
Hand
a
short
time
afterward
he
wua
In
pound—or with tho goods that you
” or in money, C. Shive. Ashland, Vn.; It. S.
"Ths Instructions of
“
"’’
land
deputies
have
been
instructed
command of the sixth naval district purchase therewith.
yinjc the pro- inison. Jacksonville; Frank
[ra5?dv»l* and others," which an msnt ar« tmvccabla _____
T-l io bring in nil drivers nnd owners here, having been called from re
ilnt.
"Historians have ascribed wars
hot, finnford; W. G.
M< "f rnrs who have failed to comply tirement to active duty in 1917,
and parasites of tha
V iIunworthy
I
In tgarf, Mr. Chamberlain
,, West,
,,
at he hid ln!<- ----bourne; D. William B. Kelly, tort «ith exlstant statutes relative to when the United States entered nnd sUlaneea to other causes but
Members of tha 8 anford Tour- community.
^ ( eluded a
linhoth th •Mile Jcfforson. N, Y.; Mr. Barker, Mi ;;,c tas, 9 nn,j ownership certificates.
1st Club and all vialtora to the City
Wood reeff <Wilson, Harold C. Ing
Itbt rertifirates Dora; .I/cRoy Giles, Mr. Esmiig- 1 4 j n commenting on tho drive tho war. For several year* after we «ay,, I believe, take as "the who have not as yet affiliated WJ1*;
MaKInnon-Martrgmjd go-, '
ward
he
made
Charleston
hla
win
ttotj}
the
foregoing."
, {he. sub-, ton nml Mr.” Noilson of Orlando. lA ich haa resulted in tho arrest
with Uitntowly fosme/l orjtmntim*
If* M. Kfmmin, Union PharmA^ , j
ter home. '
.
***■.
I tnd* whyit' “ Kid” McCoy, of Orlando, lead ,,f auch; n large number, Mr. Jor' ytierilbi's of jiWtlara and race tion ere Invited to the third of a
H* Duran, Ueo. A. Speej,
-Admiral Beatty was 74 years of are by degrees settling themselves series of tourist dances and enterof tii-J the airiging accompanied-by ” Pn>-|,ian jaid; “ The state and county
Ospetr. Thrash* Woodufr, P. I
age
at
the
time
of
his
dentil.
He
nnd
the
whole
energies
of
govern
ed. Me fessor” George Brockhahn ut the |.aVe given automobile owners nt
Uinments to be hold at the City N. Stoklt, Henry MLaueln, Laneys
in . , ,
was a native of Azof bn, Wis., nnd ments will he bent towards tho Hall tonight, _according to_C. W. Drug Blon.%Roertellot ^Anderson, JBriand'e
i write tlie piano.
*—
^
Ihast three months ill which to com- was graduated from the United "nil
Imnnrtnnt. all absorbing ob Brown, president of tho Tourist A, B. YourlL Sanford Drug Oo, ’ , 1 ^ 0 0 of
nttttl was .Richard N. Rur.scll and Frank ..jy with tho vnrious regulations ^utes
Naval Academy in 1875.
of finding markets in other Club, who hats planned several
ne„ Haynes and Ret>
nford Ent Ine.,
Rat* tembsr UM
Venable wero admitt<xl ns new prrtaining to the licenses and w eijj e became n rear admiral in 1912, ject
countries, or tho surplus produc unique entertainment features of •*“ » Coleman's
'a
Office Equip:msnt journed use die at 10:15 0
racrnlHjrs nnd welcomed Into the if,.0l tbnt the time has arrived serving a* commandant of the tion of their own and of preventclub by T. U Dumas, who briefly when drastic nction is nccessnrY. Washington Navy Yard and su inu their own from being swamp the edification of thoso who at- £ ° ’ Sanford Bulck Co., Mid Fla.
Produce Co. J. Jurlllen, Sanford
“ Cannot Chang* Attitude"
outlined club ethics thnt they would |;tpeatcd warnings have proved perintendent of the naval gun fac ed by the surplus production of tend tonight.
The
development
of
facilities
for
be exnpctod to observe.
!futile* and the only manner in tory in 1910-18.
GENEVA, Mar. 17.-UP)—
is
the Xithers."
the entertainment of Sanford vis‘ Sw eh" a question af national honor. Bn'- ' 'V.
Green und whito atrenmi-r*,|,ihlch we may impress owners
Ill
1914,
he
was
assigned
to
com
“green und white balloons and fa' with the seriousness of the offense
How has gone forward rapidly*
* F r e d T ’ W ilro n " E*A* sll cannot change her attitude,"
o n of some color created an hidi
driving with a 1925 license is to mand the first division of the At “ Stubby,” Mascot For
President Bernardta is said to have
fleet on the U. S. K. Florida.
sW
nld t o £ y Ua8ndWCroroSIor‘ c u S
A ?P .
A S o A told the French ambassador to Rio
atmosphere furthered by pl-T make them appear
before the conn lantic
1 UJ
26th
Division
In
W
ar,
He
was
designated
commander
of
howe
1
o
i
t
r
h
l
n
^
i
S
JHuntermster,
E.
B.
Randall,
Janerio when tha lettsr. on behalf
h, of Colunbu* ranis nnd table decorations s ic ty judge anil suffer the penalty." the Norfolk navy yard in 1915 nnd
"All those who ore iti diffirul- was temporarily detached in Mny Dies In Washington msnt other fo^ms o t .mu.smsnt Jfe MCCuller Ore Co., B. W. Brad: of Premier Brlanl, urged that Brala celebrate .St. gedlvo of Kt. Patrick’s Day.
h
avaV
to proS
d for at t h e T J - Rayol
L ° < P-i-A* A Dyoes,
C- Joe's Smoke
^ ’•Vil
abandon h*r
her declrton
decUor ...
fien over their title certificate* of thnt year to command the “ Red"
|th a dlriner and
ion
nunrtera
onStho
.ho
*|l abandon
ioni quarters
on
lako
shore
ins e , Chanis
should come to the office^! Sheriff forces in u strategical navy prob
/ Club tonight,
id
i
t
T
n
^
H
o
u
W
,
E.
Bcoggsn,
Wight
Oro.
iG/rtnany a daqtioa to th. Leegua
WASHINGTON. Mar. 17.—UP) addition to arrangements for tho ^ “ H h l ^ H ^ C ^ A 'c V
C. M. Hand, where the new laws lem.
of Nations council.
•Britt, who is in
owtr.
— Stubby, tho stray bull terrier weekly gathering of tho Card Club
will be explained to them in such
Ji*ements for
He was successful, defeating the thnt rose to eminence as mascot of a subsidiary part of tho Tourist
o way that no trouble will arise United States fleet and landing tiie 20th (New England) divliion
Club.
from the sale of, or the purchase 20,090 men in this country.
1 he only for the
He In France nnd had a gold medal
Tho sendees of a popular orof,
another
machine.
This
ap
their invited
pinned on him by Gen. Pershing, chestra have been secured for the
was retired in Novcmbeh, 1915.
A A lltiv a
plies particularly to the buyers nnd
1 “ id. while the
in dead.
dance tonight, and other entertaint o llI v L
C iA C lU U V c
iw
sellers of second hand machines.
1« 9 o’clock, is
Death rnmo at the home of J. menu besides dancing will be on
...lACKSONVVILLK. Mar. 17
Mr. Jordan stated thnt he could Mad \Yoman Blamed
H the lodge has («*)—The
Robert Conroy, secretary to Rep tho. program.
*
Suntli
Jacksonville
ferry
he
found
most
of
the
day
in
the
Asnent to be
resentative
Fenn
of
‘
Connecticut,
The
series
of
donees was insti
For
Series
o
f
Fires
docks,
the
ferry
boats
Duvnl
and
offices of Sheriff Hand nnd thnt
will he wcland now Htubby is to be mounted tuted bv
Ga^ Mar.
the umnim-r
Chamber of
Com- i’ At
executive meeting 01
of ins
the _ ATLANTA.
j, mo
01 wina i an *s*cuuve
° *“ **’ *"t . ,V“”
IVIiean, and n small yacht tie he Is willing nt at I times to assist
V-M129 were destroyed by fire those who nre In doubt as to the In Brooklyn Tuesday nnd presented to-the Smithsonian merce, under whoso auspices plans Central Florida Committee of Boy Thsy are building a gallows
Uip Altnfor tho> entertainment of touristo Scouts'held yesterday in the Bern- which to hang Mack Wooten ha
Institutipn.
eaply today. ■
. proper legal procedure connected
IIs to furnish Jaygood,
NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—UP)—A
Inole Grill •following’’ tho weekly n,Mt Friday and he wants to die
Picked up by the members of tha are being made.
16, taxi driver ard with the issuance of titles to auto
ff and lutcr watchman, wbb acrlouslv buriied
si
woman manioc, who I* In-Heved to 102nd Infantry on Yale Field at ■
■
■ ,
„ , ------, —
leheon, J. Donald Gun-.the electric chair.
Rotary
Luncheon,
mobiles.
M rcsolihlble for startin'* fires in Now. Haven, In 1917, Stubby was F l o r i d a n A r r e s t e d * I n »
when
a
gasoline
atovo
in
a
res
*P
P
.olD
t*?
dlitrict
execu-J
Wooten,
a
negro,
was
cor
•Wen made for
14 frame tenements and two other taken overseas and was in sev *X |-- 1 - /-v n ,
A , tlye with headquarters at Sanford, for tha murderof H. H. Wl
taurant on- tho dock exploded, ami
member* of
building!* in Brooklyn yesterday, eral offensives. At Selchprcy he A t l a n t a O n C h a r g ’e O f Where ho wll b* assisted in stlm- In 1922.
State
Sheriffs
Hold
Death penalties
a
negro
w
is
reported
missing.
D“*a
priests at the was estimated nt $175,090, partly
was being sought today. Police wan wounded by a shell. Ha was V i n l n f in tr P n s f n l T n w uUt,n» Hitorast in the Boy Scott meted out then on the gallows
First Session Today believe the woman is a resident of given his medal frqm humane so V i o l a t i n g 1 OoLUl I jH W movement by BcouUnastor M, C. .the new law, requiring •’
bay decoraby insuihncc.
We through- covered
] Haddock and 8 - O. Hhlnholeer, Ro- .tions in the elactno chair, does
Tho fire spread rapidly and u A t W est Palm Beach the district who may have been cieties for rescu* work on the bat
club\ and number of persona were forced <"
crazed by recent fires there.
ATLANTA. Ga.. Mar. 17^-//P)
‘
tary Club president who has been apply In WooUn’a ease.
tlefields.
"*0 urranirud juffl(fnnto~the St. Johns River to
Sixteen alarms were rung In be—John If. Grubb. 20, giving bla active in sponsoring Scout work in! Not having any convicted ■
He
was
a
familiar
and
lively
WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. 17;
Idarera when th* law went into
cacade the flames. Etsicy Bailey «« -t-tAV-The opening of the annual tween the hours of 10 a. m., and figure at all American Legion con address as Daytona, Fla., was ar this community^.
w n . and often headed their rested here last night bv postof,
In commenting on plans for the feet, tho authorities tore down
Daytona Bench, owner o f“ the * - convention of the Florida State 5:15 p m.. for 14 fire* In.tha' ventions
Bronxville section and two others pBradfB
flee inspectors for the alleged op development of local troops, Mr. old gallows.
Woodin’s cap!
_ ft Of Sea 14129, and his two young son*, Sheriff’s Association
eration of a fraudulent money Haddock said today that the In- oad conviction haa caus*d
wero forced to leap into the chilly ponciann hotel at 10 ° clock h a loss than n mile away. In most
slight damage was felt, but
making scheme, known as tha creasing interest in Boy Scout work authorities to rebuild th*
P* Carried waters in their rilght clothes anil morning was one of the most bril eases
4
Destroyers
Added
"Munnlmaking Enterprise.”
in
one.
the
Ions
was
estimated
at
exhibited b
by
youngstocs
and] *2 am ready
r 1both
M ___
_....
kdy to go." Wool
to safety.
Kant in tho history of the organ- $75,000.
Aquarium swim
Grubb Is .being held at holies .d U lt e ^ ^
----------.
,
..
this
community hod led told
Y^e yacht Abazenn, owned by
To
U.
S.
Dry
Forces
Tho suspicion that tho fires
station here for Florida officials. to th* reoiganisation of two’1 Id
I ^ ’XrathBr die
Henry G. Ellis, Los Ample*
Postal Inspectors say he advertis troops and ths stimulation of •n
than on th* 1
A bit sportsman, nnd her muster, (’ap*- ' invasion of the law enforcers were the work of a demented
WASHINGTON. Msr. 17. UP)— ed for persons td "register’’ for phases of tha organisation.
bc"an In*’- night and continued young woman, w;as based on re
which I
Han Pohlmnn, wus damaged. N*w with every train during the mom- port* reaching Fire Marshal Bro* Four destroyers, the Davis, Wilkes. his services, making a $1 pay
Following the appointment of
u be qmsts und top lines on the yacht
Shaw
and
Tucker,
were
ordered
ment.
•|j
phy and the police. In at
Mr. Gunnway, Mr, Haddock!* con
were burned. The Aba-zenn -was
turned over to the Treasury De
In addition: they said, he ’ad fident that Boy Scout work 4a this
Ii'* r*rt°r Of the mifored. to a dock adjoining the h'Among the delegate* yrho had two instances, neighbors said,
. A^uinutn. tn be ferry ship.' The fire was the sec arrived early today wcrc;G. Scott woman, apparently between 26 and partment today by. Secretory WU- vertised for "enterprising young city will go forward vapidly.
buY, to supplement the coast guard
™k- is mahjkng ond on the Bouth Side within t-4 Gregory. Sheriff of Gadsden'coun 30 years old, was »een emerging flMt, engaged ,in liquor smuggling persona,” in various ritiaa to keep
ty
and
president
of
the
assortsfrom
tenement
hallways
shortly
him informed of Investment op
V j l the At* hours.
, •’
patrol duty.
portunities, ‘collecting |l from “Red” Grange
lion; A. F- Hancyck.
before the fire*.
V“lf
in
A revised estimate of the loss tv snd his sosn. E. I-- Hancocx.
The
ships
are
In
reserve
at
the
each of them.
’ ■
Most of the fires were started In
$25,000 Home For
. *9ot from in the South Jacksonville Utilities Sheriff "H am -D ow U ngofnuval
Philadelphia Navy Yard and will
After
the
fee
was
naid, they sold
rubbish
in
the
cellar,
In
tha
hall*
,, *ft water company fire, which oerured ear county, and wife, and Sheriff G.
be
reconditioned
and
fully
equipped
the payer never beard from Gntbb Dad In Wheaton, DL
ways, or upper hallways. No trace
hr* to the’ salt ly yesterday morning, placed it »t
for a
M. Hand, of Seminolr cefl)tty and of gasoline or kerosene were before they are turned over to the •gain.________
5275,000. E. L. Gunn, president of
coast guardsmen, l.
1 was n ____
CHICAGO,
Mar.
11
found.
,
several
gu*«t*.'
J
n
7 l*c^* the the company, who announced tn*
negroes. He
yean
State Board Ta Open many
K ^*»»ical con'- revised figures “today. *»iJ
trittd to Dr*
locked and '
Veteran
company would rebuild immedi
r« cutfidi
•55 STJ?**;
Bid#On Road Projects of tho Jail
cannot ately.
*
,
shoot a
Wld.
helping reiuniU boy through ,
Passes Away Today
lego.
The
boy
carried
Ice
In
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 17^-4P>
Given tO-Da^B
—Bids for th* construction pf sev summer, but even so, |t meant 1
ATLANTA, Mar.
L^° Confer Coolidge’s Conditio11 DENVER, C *l.fM it
en projects by th* State Rood De off skimping on th* port of da
■v ,
•t •
Governor Walker
Lyla Groinge
Today Lyl
____I
' riflETL July. Msr. 17.—
teott. whose body wm found two partment will be received here
Officials Unchanged* Is Kcport
belongings
to
a
coxy
boose
a
m
Apr, 14, according to an announce
w— . *~ 1 •
village, where h* expected to sp
ment mode today. "
PLYMOUTH. V t. Mar.
(be Matteoti murder ><•»*« today
of President* McKJaiey and R
his declining years at aaoa.
Jfr.
early
Th*
work
«
of
over
50
r
ROW.
.
w
T*
an
effort
to
undermine
the,
—No m w developments; ."fT o !? velt, died at a huspUsl here
chairman, exOectvd In the condition of Colwarn ring of
prosecution alio hadl’idday miles of rock
• frubbing,
dlim Uwt the Sori-llat end anH- ’L
toglnee; John C. Coolidge for the r.e*t 24
Col. Fascist deputy wwa not ^sin, tart
ik of disproving a stotomeot
and involves r* t«rd ?y . u
The r
The boy who carried Ice
Dumlnl, that he. unaided, lamil
Polk,
l^u ••tortment,
vmi commaodad one o r 1 the died from a pulmonary
a bulletin is*«~ V
W,w,tk /o r Mi- 11:30 oMid
"phantom
“Red" G
w t ^ k i d n .p ^ i ^ r o f tha Martin and
rhsgv. brought ooby exc
clock today by hi» Pj
^ f«n/er with eian. Dr. Albert Cram'of
Univurslly of
S B Ib id .
must b] bock,’’ '
while he « s being kidna
/
id rhsck
[had no
water.
»
Ja
jin
iutowobii®i
•
_
BETSiS
Umuui-’1* n°thing new
«
TerUmpny
from hemorrhage, and that
. -j, /
T 8fof 12 °f Col- Coolidge'a condition A"*, years of strife.
troti was pot slain, yaagi
Mooua .1 B morning,” the bulletin sai<^ . ” **
»r. 17.—(f1)
1 o f action promlstd
heart condition is fair *«<* Ul?:
TO MEET
j’.h r ess
hclng ron.
an
Cxanee
TALLAHASSi
American
motheb
Duralnl
B
E
E
’
11 for the a* he Is uiAble to take any n°ur‘
loo Volpi. Gloaaepi
—The Quarterly
of a
Rood
-ST'"..!; ishment.1» very comfortableAJen State
held
in
Tall
“ M. Ite not disturbed and bears whsl
o’clock, acco
■itch ^
oecsssry
today by Dr,
JOSEPH Y.
CHIEF
AT KIWANIS MEET
That
Be Held
MERCHANTS SIGN Hope For Seating
PETITION TO BAR Germany Is
SMALL CARfPAlJE^ S i ^
STATE OFFICER ADMIRAL BEATTY
HERE TO CHECK CALLED BY DEATH
AUTO LICENSES AT CHARLESTON
Tourist Dance To
Be Held Tonight A t ................ ............ ...
The Municipal Hall
1’sDavTo
led By K.
Evening
South Jacksonville
Has 2nd Big Fire
Within Two Days
Gunaway Is Named Condemned Negro
In Georgia Pref
Of Boy Scout Work Chair To-Han
Prosecution In Matteoti Case Tries
i To Prove That Mail Was Not Shun
u
r rs& r js r a a
t& J S M tS k i#
"•‘.Vi*
rs-ss
r e
�ARCH 17 192P
±JtXiJLMBmnU
KB
M BM BBBW BBBW M I
Gets Handsome Wai
I
Hugh 8 . Osborne, retiring fore
man of The Herald's mechanical
department, was presented a hand«omo gold watch by his associates
Tuesday on the eve o f his depart
ure to nssumo tho management of
a paper recently purchased by him
in Umntllla. 1
D. II. ("D ad") Merely,‘ veteran
printer, In making' the presenta
tion on behalf o f the mechanical
staff, touched on Mr. Osborne's
personality and abilities, character
ising him an an "able and efficient
foreman who had won the respect
and friendship o f those with whom
he worked."
In concluding, Mr. Moscly stated
thnt tho watch was presented "as
a token of appreciation and es
teem" and in a few words express*
ed the hope that Mr. Osborne’s
new venture* Would prosper and
succeed.
-
[JOYED THERE
T fr e
*
r
,
Latest
>
-
.N EW YORK, March 17.—There
is a theory that Broadway will
American Women Do ar.ujrtfle to its firkle breast any fig
lot Have Half the Satisfac ure in a passing sensation or any
who has long basked
tion In Marriage That Their personality
In the limelight.
Europen
Sisters
Enjoy Thus the Countess Cnlhcart on
one hand and Marion Talley, the
NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—</K)~ combelt Cinderella, on tho other.
American women do not have half
the satisfaction in marring® that , But it doen't always work.
The name of William Tilden, Jr.,
Is enjoyed by tho French, it seems
to Dr. Max Nordau, noted French would draw a record crowd to any
tennis match. And it was thought
political and philosophic writer.
The American woman does not that this same name would jam
havo nearly so* much of her hus- theaters. So Bill Tilden appenred
band's society, says this French 'on Broadway In a show called
^ J - g i r l , or does she share his Interests "That Smith Boy."
Yet last week Tilden's show net
or havo with him a real companlona record for the poorest box office
thlp. as do. the French women.
Ono night
____t J' 0 h, yes, the French women have receipts of the season.
iff;' almost been most happy in their it took in 20 , and not one of these
COTTON FIGURES GIVEN ' tnarriod life " as*
«•' surpriso
*•’ —*r■
4— sit» r,oats had been sold at the box o f
On the following night the
high In tho Intervlewors’ face. "Our fice.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 17.—</P>
Fianch wit, our froedom of speech receipts were $22 .
—Cottonseed crushed In tho sev
and manners, our theatre,;, have ' Try and figure it out!en month period, August to Feb
given a different impression. But ]
MAN or beast, some gesture of ruary. totalled 4,402,224 tons, com,, _
._
_
It Is not tho* truo one. In most
i-y pored with 3,750.033 tons, for th e: Twcnty-yonr-old Dorothea Flexer
ly of Broadway introduction.
some period, n year ago, and cot- of Allentown, Pa., is tho latest
happy. Husbands and wives share
T bera -is, for
-instnnee, the story tonsred on hand i t mIlls, Feb. 28, young American singer to achieve
. high Ideala. There Is n deep moral
*
Bhe
o f "Phantom," whose name hat Just totalled 744,200 tons, compared a Metropolitan Opera debut.
Intimacy between them.
Is
a
contralto.
The
picture
shows
been
added
to
the
animal
world's
with
598,021
tons
n
year
ago,
the
"The woman Is tho certtcrof the
Census bureau today announced. her ns Madclon in "Andrea Chen
home, and yet her interests are social register.
ier," her first Metropolitan role.
not confined to it- Her husband * "Phantom" is a horse—the most
intelligent
horse
in
tho
world,
they
Waterloo,
with'
23
platforms,
Is
comes to her with many oh the
He has just been brought now Great Britain’s largest rail
problems of his profession or po- say.
iv c o r n T o p r o ir v T r j i u c r
from Paris,by Maurice Logardc, road station.
SKMNIOLB COUNTY, STATE OF
fil
S
5
f
t
5
e
IiS
h
r
f
!
E
la
fenime'—Snnd
French
movio
«
«
urc*
nnd
hl»
w,fc
FI.OKI DA.
France, Chcrehw^la renun#— »naVBiule 1Un(1 L ^ r d e .
"Phantom"
IN
HR ESTATE OF Andrew Nel
nnd
demanded
to
know
what
a
- » It it true that for every man in n
son. deceased.
position of influence there It al soon is to join Rln-Tin-Tin and oth horse was doing in a hotel room.
Notice is hereby Riven, to all
“ Phnntom" returned to tho stable whom It may concorn. that on the
most always n woman, Moro o f er famous animal aetprs.
But
humans
or
animals,
they’re
2
tth
day of April. A. D. 1926, I
via
the
freightelevator,
his
visit
ten than pcoplo think It J s
his
shall npply to the Hbnorabte Jns. O.
all alike to Broadway.
One hns Interrupted.
Thereafter ho was
Wife.”
• f
.
,
_
,
Hhnron.
Judnn of said Court, as
p...
Mile. Nordeau, who
ho Where
Isfhet with to achieve Brondwny repute, man taken for a subway visit and, j U(lK0 of I'robSte for my flrat dlsor horse.
thcnco to tho Woolworth building. , Charge ns Ai|mlnl*trat or of the
*
an exhibit of her modern paintings girl
A, II,.
of his
ovnlnlfs ho
estate
that
And so the adventures of "PhnnAs
the result
result ox
nis exploits
no n,
lJ|e of Androw
t|me Nelson
, wl„ and
preBBnt
£
also will Icctura on tho feminist tom" since hio arrival havo been
I is now "ncecpted" and has vaude- to said Court my final accounts ns
*>;•
movement in Europe.
Admlnlstrat or of said estate, and
Ivillc offers at fat figures.
"Our happy married state Is ore exciting.
ask for their approval.
____
The Lognrdes decided to givo a I
—GILBERT SWAN
w
o f the difficulties in our movoMarch 1st A. II. 1926,
■ I ° x *nJ
™ „n; thu dinner to formally introduce "Phnn- (Copyright, 1920, NEA Service}.). Jl.Dated
K. tVIIRELRR A d m in is t r a t o r
m
fposition
i s h —4*!!
tom"
to'Now
.
Yorkers.
The
ban
of women, there.hns been quet was held at the Hotel Amenta.
=*1 W
among tho masses in Franco a "Phantom," who, according to his
g V : ' great Inertia in the mutter o f ' owners, can do anything,” was
BMtft . struggling for tho vote. 'W e are scheduled to walk up the -hotel DO YOU KNOJV AUOUT
v KJtON
happy so,' they think, 'why chnngo 7 stairs to the 14th story and enter
"Nevertheless, there are come tho banquet suite.
BUFFALO
vary bad laws for women. What
Somehow or other the 8 . P. C.
CLEVELAND
French women would llkeo to gain A. found out.
"Phnntom” hnd
is a few Improvements In their negotiated four flights when it be
ERIE and
laws, without losing anything in came advisable to take him the
tho matter o f the good position rest of the way on tho freight lift.
PITTSBURGH
they now occupy with their men.
• *
“ Phantom!* moved into a special
And I bellove that we can do it." bedroom, hut someone on the floor i
Through Sleeping Cars
,f
railed the police.
Just us the j
Latent Creations - Go Ruest* were toasting the horse a An ideal interior fiirsh. Lv. Sanford 4:05 p.m., for:
_
m
A
1 . "argeant and two polico entered
t 1j
•
M
*
%
SHEETROCK
By Plane To Atlanta
Nails direct to studding and Akron— Mondays and Satur
docs away with lath and plas
days.
terBuffalo— Tuesdays.
Ring us. phone 535, ami ray C 1e v e 1a n d— Mondays and
you want us to sei d some one | Tuesdays.
to show you and tell you about
it.
Erie— Fridays, March 12, 2G,
| etc.
There is a saving in cost
f
Pittsburgh—Mondays.
MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y. Mai.
17. (/P)—The latest in Paris stylos,
packed in five casts, left by uirlano at 7:30 o’clock (his morning
or Atlanta, Cn.
The flight of
BALLOON TIRES
800 miles Is exhibited to take nine
hours with help hour stops at
Langley Field, Va., ami Fayette- ,
.29x110
•villo, N. C.
** A New York department store 30x4.9*
chartered the plans fo r "The Fash- !Ux?>.2 >
to an affiliated store 30x.'i 77
By* io n F ilg
*>9.13.0111
Captain Roscoo Tor- 132x5,77
jr » W Atlanta.
.. $35.50 i
nor was tho pilot.
A mechanic 33x6.00
and ono passenger wc^o aboard.
VIKING
J
AYS U. H. POOR COUNTRY
VIKING tin** rnrrv the standard
guarantee.
CHASE & CO.
PARIS, Mar. 17.—t/P)— Rcnc I.ncosto, who hns a had cold, regards
his trip to New York in quest of A cJimicc-oii n Furd i-nnnr mitl «ii;o
tennis InurcU, n* responsible kurut (liurnoiiil i hilt with jruii*- *r.:
mill oil.
"Tho United State* Is a DaqjLXOU.itry,- climatically." ho says.” "One
freezes in the winter and molts in
the summer ”
phone r*:ir»
UU1.UKUS
and
RINES
• Tho entire ocean, if dried up,
■Would yield approximately Co,#
and a half cubic miles of salt.
Killing Malion
A gallon of rea water contains
approximately a quuitcr pound of
salt.
11 l.'l Santoril Aipnue
Suiford. Kin.
FARMERS
SUPPLIES.
........................................................
Tickets, Reservations, etc.,
from
.
II. G. ALY, T. A.. A. C. L.
Station.
Phone (i.‘l-J
Atlantic Coast Line
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For the last fioe years he has been
spending his summers in /Isheollle—
one among the thousands icho seek *Ae
bracing air of the mountains.
H e’s One of 5 4 ,0 0 0 Fioridiai
Who Spent Last Summer in Asheoil
E IS singled out here from am ong 54,000
because he is a w ell-k n ow n ,' repre
sentative citizen, a resident for m ore
than tw enty years. For the last five years
he has been spending his summers in Asheville
— one am ong the thousands who seek the
bracing air o f the mountains.
B ut. Asheville has becom e m ore than a
sum mer-tim e resort. N ow , it welcom es its
thousands o f visitors every m onth in the year,
f o r Asheville’s winters arc as rem arkably
mild as her summers are freslra n d bracing.
There are few extrem es o f weather, thanks
to the com bination o f the altitude, the
Southern latitude and the shelter o f the
mountain ranges.
Thus, golf is a year-round gam e in Ashe
ville, a game to whose enjoym ent is added
beauty of surroundings equalled by no other
courses in Am erica. ‘T o her two m ost fam ous
courses, scenes o f com bat for the forem ost
Am erican professional and amateur- players,
Asheville is now adding four more.
T o the visitor as well as to the perm anent
resident, the mountains that surround A she
ville are the source o f greatest delight. G reat
towering ranges, am ong which are the highest
peaks in the E ast,' arc within easy reach.
M ore than a thousand miles o f perfect m otor
roads lead aw ay from Asheville as a center,
offering a score o f m otor trips through
mountain scenery o f surpassing beauty. Som e
of the m ost famous o f these trips are to
M t. M itchell (6,711 feet), to M t. Pisgah and
Pisgah National Forest, to Chim ney R o ck
and through the Great S m ok y and Blue
Ridge M ountains.
T here arc four lakes close to
T hese offer a variety of water spoitkij
swim m ing, rowing and motor boata|
ing variations from mountain sp
estim ated that there arc morel
hundred miles of fishing stie
A shavillc— constantly restocked,
hatcheries.
A sheville’s hotels arc famouji|
som e o f the best known host*
E ast.
T here arc accommodate
tastes from the most luxurious totiti|
C om e to Asheville. Stop on youri
P ay a visit to the resort that oflflj
round pleasure.
Write for any
inform ation you may desire.
m otor, you will find good roads all
W rite for maps and touring dirccboci
you plan to com e by train, you caa|
through Pullman via the Southern
on the follow ing daily schedules:
•
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. SCHEDULE
NORTHBOUND
L*. J i c u o n v i u i . ...............................C- J- B- “ ................
At. Au u v Iu
i
,
......................... •*>U g j.........
.Sou.
^
................... ...
SOUTHBOUND
L*. A»m*viu.«. .......................... 5"*-
........’.'.’.'.-••••“i
Ar. S» v* » h * m. v i « . ......................... ...
i ' -n At. J u u m v i l U . » U ...................
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A s h e v il l e C
h a m b e r of
Asheville,
12 Taylor Arcade
S t Petersburg, Fla.
............... 1
u u
Comm*
N. C.
406 Clenutii A#
West Pal® Brack]
W hat Is Better Than Good, Fresh
Fgf?s from a Red Comb Hen, and
Pure, Fresh Milk from a Happy
Cow?
*'
Let’s boost ourselves and Seminole County
Products.
Eggs and Milk are plentiful, and
prices are very reasonable.
-
•* •tVjfl
N, Kirn Avenue
Phone 94
■E M M M aaB aaaM
DA
Hanford, Florida
i
■■■■■Kg
�i t c h e s 1926 Opportunities \
[nd D e a l e r s Annual Banquet
THE BANFORP HERALD,
standard crates, erven
| Perfnm c Industry B » s '
l<g>7.00.
standard crates, yellow,
New Substitute JwrsWMh. <
mm
t»q■ supplies.
. - - - *•
Civet Cat Products! SWiet potatoes, per cv»t. ?3.&0(a
Derbies” Again Go Oil Parade
j lift night In pioneer days, showed n few card
tricks am]'.then told the, dealers
fake. -10 ■"iT of his experience with Jhc Cleve
i it many secland SI*’
. Musical Nuraliero Enjoyed
riim-iMnapy
Mrs. Lucille ArnvmvflH Takach,
tnoobil-' Cm"* wall krewu local singer, whs o-t
Opportunities
rrogra^t .with n number of
.-car during the
vtral sclocbops which she has u.
••rntlv Bung over the radio fra.i
Winter Dnrk.
Her ncrompnniit
femnhssi*cd
L npid growth of was Mrm Frances WiodruU.
EU. the autqmoThe banquet marked the close
(Sso P oWn. nn(! of a two day oonvunibn or oil th
Llers to enlarge Cleveland denlcra of >b.i idn whim
“npudsatluns ip was called by Harry Kont, nlnb
i of another In* distributor for the cninrymy. and
i this season.
Mr. Goldsmith.
pcrtslning to
Many of. the .dealers expresse]
( tccitcd by the their pleasure at being cnllcd in
his science in Sanford.juui some o f thorn tinted Ti,', deride.i," popular eight yean, ago, reappear In Fnssnic. N. J,
of mini by con- that during a trip nrqnnd tho city
mill s trikera.
^ j^ n a sketch- and its environs yesterday .after,
uduitry in W W noon, they hod seen more evidences
of a live and substantial city than
7* •» " *
aismciit which was commonly bolieved to exist in Rubber Boxing: Glove Peace Between Fields
j tens furnished the Btntc.
Eliminates Injuries In Add Ziegfeld Reigns jq£
Most* of them agreed that tho
r *n old Indian
a Ms prime in future of Sanford Was limited only Ring, Inventor Asserts
Cody. . Colonel hv the. foresight pud activities of
PALM REACH, Mnr. 17.—(A1)—
..
-a.
j stories of his its! citiiapg.
• OMAHA, Neb,, Mar. 17.—(,7’t— A rccomiliution In'tween Horen*
('.uliflpwcr oars, broken poses lUcgfield and F. C. Fields wan
an:! bruised countcnaea*. have tn>;n
hen* todnv when It be*^
General Shortage Of •iiminnted in pugilistic training rumored
cauio known that Fields will at* deal
undar the direction of Mike Gute- tend tonight's perftumunct* m /.jog* hetn
P otatoes Is Reported tv.
veteran trainer o f box n s nt fiehi'H “ Palm Beach Nights.”
nt :
Point, Nebr.
In N orth A n d South West
FraliHt* auit the Follies about a ijn i
His dcbmtnlixir • *rh<>mc ,is a
rubbtr lrnxipg «lovc, mrtdo from year «gn and Is said “to have sev- ,, ‘
. CHICAGO, March 17.— (Ah _ an nutomobUo tire inner tube, ored relations’ with-*' Zicgficld. ,i 't'
Fields has boon in. Palm Beacli for ■P*»sc
General * toortagra o f potatin . in vhlch is iriflntrd. *
the cast of the
-ume
time acllng fur n comlnf .tive
“ It's impossible to get p blnrk
■oilics have been
movie “ Tho Old Amu* Game."
lS!1it,
evs or a biividy pose with these
ittrndni t o , be
Pumt'r has it that (his appear- ^mob
nneumntie gloves," Giitciy declar
,.
r rehearsal oWed. “ W hy. I stagvil m-.- meet o f anet- nt Fie^fiold’a show will he
nt irly 7U reupdn ami there wa > >\n invitation of (he piodurer. ami -!1
,t there will I*
"Icntv or nction. yet ■ not ope
rrow night, the
cratch could bo found on any o f
a' Milano Thcathe .Jiuvtfelpflpts-"
thst evening. *
jf the “ Follies”
lutlful costumes
Pidgcon Will Receive
and that ar>production nrc
Cruising Club Award
[ity snd smoth*
directors, Miss
d Mrs. Ilundine
meed that the
r the principals
[to be mndc on
I the final ra
bid both in the
king for the few
r show.
La working with
htee, of which
feiimnan, with a
II ail remaining
l Reports are
Ifoing fast nnd
Kw to see the
■appointed °n
■Kitted.
Mar.. 17—(AT
llw 1 1 ,000,000
(e income to lie
leuidince work.
1night by liic
k Order of Pe
FOKDIIAM CANCELS DEHAl'l
^AN PEDRO. Cel. Mar. 17. (/P)
- ilurry Pidgcon, who learned nav
igation by reading books in the
putdic library nnd then sailing
nround the world in n 34-foot yawl,
i< on his way to New York, where
the Cruising Club of America will
present him with its blue water
mcdnl.
This water nu-dal is
avanied every five years for the
most remarkable nccomplishmcnt
in <icep water navigation.
The navigator, taking with hipt
hir small vessel, the Inlander, de
parted lust night alumni the liner
Virginia.
NEW YORK, Mnr. 17.—(Ah —IF
cause a team from. New York Uni
versity Includes Miss Annette Lubcnstcin nnd heenuse hoc n tile a>sir.tants will not wenr evening
dress, a debate hnn been cancelled
b y . Fordham University, which -• i;>"| Hi SIASTIU CELEBRATION
exclusively for men.
1
_____
— 7--------------------------- NEW YORK, Mnr. 17.—St. PnlIn England thero nrc GHO.in' i ilek'r Day was celebrated with ioipersons named Smith, and 204 “ M1 liiusiiifin, not nlonc because of tluof them have “ J !1 for their fir-; diiving of f nukes out of Ireland,
initial.
!>ul hen us •, f the driving of smoke
- l.\ Restrictions on
i-i 1 biruusc of tin* an*
It appears that the one count <
.
went iritp effect
in Europe that lies outsidd- i
pale of copyright in Jugoslavia
WASHINGTON. Mur. 17— (AT
— An earthquake, described an
"very severe" was registered on
the hi i.omiejraph nt Georgetown
t'niversity todav nt an estimated
distance of 1/100 miles from Wash
ington.
Director Tcjndorff. of the ob
servatory, i(-ported that the dlaturhiiivo Lifted from t1:BP o’clock
nnli! after 8 o'clock with the
greatest int.nsity from 7:dli to 7:1!
o'clock. Tin* direction of the shock
from here was uitccrtain.
1.75.
WASHINGTON, March 17.—<ATi Tmnntnr.i, O'a Flort.tH, fancy
The perfume industry la not i ll-' count and stock f.‘>.00(^50,
’*
* now" as *"
Topiatocs, Florida tops, first
]*rtiding
so much
it usoo
»• »p the civ; t Cat. ;
^^
1' ‘ counj. -t.000'4 60.
Oranges, bfxcs, fancy count and
.u.a annual of thoTefine species,
which lins a poutrh. that jireduces Stock $4.OO£*4,50,
Orangv.4, boxes, choice count and
cxclu i vely In Abyssinia, where It
Gas been an important tnurce of stock tJAUfrf 1.00 .
Grnpcfniit, boxes, fancy count
iovcniie,; .Recently, however, joy
and stock, ft.5(j<h.'4.t»0.
i was allied to ita life by disci
, TlnrtHPrnib W v - choice count
d a new substitute for ctvot.
„ k. ‘ and stock, J.00#4.00.
j Just bow practical 'll); new ____
Uu»?ctet.aoiu>ETAOIXlINect2 oin?
atitulu will be remains to be seen ••
•
..... - Advices from Aden, Arabia, siy ;
NEW
ORLEANS,
Mar IT —(An
the subatitufc is extremely duslr— Cotton futures noon, hid steady.
Mnr. 18.45; May IR.03; July 17.C4*
Oct. Ifl.tui; IX cwDULL
NEW YORK, Star, 17.—(,n —
Cotton futures nt 11:40 u. m. bids:
Jan. 17.18; May 17.73; July 18.SA;
Oct 17.01»; Dec. 17X3.
CHICAGO, Mar. 17.—(AT— U. S.
Department of Agriculture.— Hops,
‘receipts 1X500; 35 to 60c lowor
than Tuesday’s best. Few light
weight 25 to •
’15c off; hulk of 840
to 360 pound butchers, 11X5 to
12.30; duninihlu, -200.3*325 pound
weight largely 12.70@13.2o; hulk
sorted, 180 pounds down, 13.50&I
13,85; Tup 150 pnOiul up, 13.85;
pucking sows, io.:’5@lo,t)0; milk
desirable killing pigs 43.76 (p114.00;
heavy weight, 1 1 :3()@12.2J; mediup wciglit
11-73@i2.35;
light
weight 12.30@12.G0; light light
weight 12.f>0@13.l>0; packing sows
10.25 (g) 10.75; slaughter* lil.GOfg)
14.00.
■■ Cuttle! receints, 14,000; few 12
to 25c lower; liberal supply of modium nrfl good nintured steers of*
garding United
wheat. The optnl
Wc up. May $1.03
July 5L40T4 to ( U t , was folk
by a material setback, a llir
but then something o f a rally.
For tho must part. ' A m ,
cat* were governed .by the m
of wheat. AftcF opening unchi
cd to ’ ic higher May 77% ft
Corn underwent u niodcrate |
cral r.ag.
Oats started unchanged to
up, May 40% to J40%, and 1
cased down u littlu.
Lower quotations on hnga w
•nod the provision market. , V
CHICAGO, Mar. 17.—(AV*^
ter, higher: reccipta 7,100 tub*!
ert-nmery exlni 42% : standard
4tM ; rxtrn firsts, 4 l H ( » i l V i
firsts 40 % @ 41; seconds 37*30%.’
Eggs, lower: receipts 13,530
case*; firsts,
ordinary
firsts, 25; storage packed eXlnyt
28% j firsts, 2 0 %.
1
-'
, Grain TahJ
CUICAGO, Mar. 17,
parntive grain tabic:
Close
i
Yesterday
WHEAT—
May, new ..
May, old ....
18 1% ;
July _...... ....
Sept, ____
CORN—
Mny
July ...........
Sept. ...........
OATS—
May ...... —.
July _____
Sept.............
RYE—
May ........ ...
Hcpt.CARD—•
May
July
BULLIES—
May .17...,.
July ..........
Noon Stock List
NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—GP>—
Allied Chom. A Dye
....lSS1
American C*n •»*♦«►
*••*^»i*41»*•*-+1*f*
AmcHcnn Smelt. A Uofit—.127
Amoricnn Suutar •••nrv**f.*•«*•**.*•* '71
American TcL & Tel............«14n
American Woolen AtUMiq
w
Atchison ■
fi|
V,'.: iI**. *#*.*-#**•»•*...........—
..*•a: c
*w
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel
( ’oca Cola .......... ......
Gniclblil iPtrcl ..........
Davison Chemical ...
Dunont'dA Ncmoura
Erie ......------.15:,— —
Vurtmus Plnycra ....
General Electric .—
New York Central ..
Norjhcm Pacific
Pcnhsylvnnin R. R. ..
Lending R, R, —•—.|—>.<
B, A* l*. ...
Sumthcrn Putlflc
ls. less than uxpreted failed to act Rtudebnker ............ .
as an offset. Anxiety uver tho Stnndunl Oil of N. J
European political outlook tended Tnbnc*o Pnnlucta
•
likewise tn weaken values, und ho, II, 8 . Iluhbor -----too, did optimistic crop advices rc- U, 8 . Sti-W
NOT TO AT END MEET
TALLAHASSEE,
TAMPA. Mnr. 17.—ivTi—A re.prd pi iiv in gr.-\ (mill'd rating wv>
iummncrd at the Tampa Kcmtv!
Club lii'ii' Lt: light <m So-in I’ p i
Johnny, why paid hU backers
S133.HU on a *£ ticket.
The < h . i s ov.'i."d by J. L .1
Tripp, ol ('(ay Center. Kao. Hir
victory last night- wus in the r»»l0
mW’ hlKIfd rndk '
* '
Where There Is A ctivity
There. Is Profit
Sanford Grove, at the intersection o f Geneva Aveijtte
und Crescent Boulevard, is teeming: with activity.
On
every hand improvements are being1 made, develop
ments arp being carried on witjv unceasingly rapidity/.
Building and construction is forg in g ahead wjth unusual
energy. Sanford Grove is fast taking its place as one
o f Sanford's most desirable- home communities, where
every site,. whether bought fo r homesite o r profit, is a*
fast grow ing investment..
VfS
Many o f the best horses in Wither Traininc will compete
*
R ace Course Near Longwood
. T
i s s i o n ^ Z .o u
Club House
” AM1D MAJESTIC PIKES
E, q . MII.LEn, Pre»iU0aL
t.. -
TVtr.% .
A. M-Hickey, Trcas.
-‘ »» *,J*. r *' -y.
I*'
t ."' •, •
S. S. SteinmeU, Secy.
nebelkamp, R acing isecy
irSc
We want to prove these statements to you; v^e want
ypu to compare Sanfoixl Grove with any developm ent in
ffice and make arrange
arrange
the entire district. Call this ooffice
ments to have one o f our reptesentatives»accompany you
to the property. :
,
*
Entrance On Dixie Highway
n»gruder,
Pres.
l*i'.
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s
�iDAY^MARCn_JI- ! 02B
■.?*>s>i:
What's the Use o f
Brisbane Sees' It
Coolidge Hinds Off.
ing in the suicide o f e young railroad fireman and the sOrloUs
Jflfy siuK^Noi Damned.
Matter, wounding o f a cafe waitress has stirred the citizenBhjp o f San
. Men will Fight.
' ■t of f Ice
ford in a manner that serves to emphasize the*rarity of
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
similar irrimes here, and the general-freedom of the city
from any serious infractions o f the law.
PRESIDENT COOUDGE was
This cafe brawl was the first show of violence to end
clotted, and b paid to act ns execu
fatally,
in
many
months,
arid
police
records
show'that
San
■stnuHnumns m ate *
Year—IT.oi hi* Months..
ford's peace has seldom been disturbed by any crimes more tive, approving or vetoing laws,
serious than traffic inw violations and occasional liquor enforcing them, If necessary. He
rs L ,, «.w % 5T,,,r l&ows that he was not elected to
parties.
• ritUM, Itonosi All obituary
In considering this generally wholesome state of law and make laws .or change them, and
notices, Caron of thank*, resolu
tion* and notices of «ntpnalnmsn«* order, crpifit must be given not so much to the virtuousness he act3 accordingly.
where charge* ere mad* will he o f Sanford citizens as to the healthy state o f business in this
charged for at regular advert lain*
rates. ,
community. This is a city of workers, n city that hns every
liE TELLS earnest prohibition
fc a s so c ia t e d pimaa thing to offer the man seeking work,- and nothing to give the gentlemen, urging him to' discour
aoc'ated Press Is dsclusUted to the use for re bum bunting a "gravy train.’ ' If a man.wants work he can age agitation for modification of
in of all news dispatches get it; if ho doesn't want work nnd hasn't the money to the Volstead Act that the public
t« tt or not otherwise
n this paper and also the support himself, lie must get out.
can be trusted to work out thnt
ra pubflined herein. All
problem
for itself. In other words,
There
are
no
slums
nnd
no
sources
of
illegitimate
income
republ(cation of special
I horeIn era also reserved. in Sanford, and the Knights of the Rond have long since
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1926 learned this fact. Advance agents o f that great horde of
transient humanity Have set the jinx sign on the "City Sub
1 I B HERALD'S PLATFORM
MEANWHILE, CONGRESSION
e—Deeper water rente to Jack- stantial'’ and tramps have become nccustomed to giving this
AL
committees are discussing and
community
a
wide
berth.
sohrttfc"
.— Construction or 8 t Jofcns-In
Another salient cause of Sanford's salutary crime situa studying various “ modification
dian Riser canal.
,
tion is the active functioning o f a modem and efficient police bills." Old brewery properties, re-,
force which haH grown'hnd developed In advance o f its re rently as plentiful and cheap ns
quirements, Unlike the minions of the lnw in .many com nny kind of leaves in Valiombrosa,
munities, Sanford's policemen have been spared no monetary arc In demand nnd on the political
a wet cloud, bigger than
or moral assistance by the City Commissioners, nnd the force ahorizon
man’s hnnd, seems to sny, "light
today would be a credit to any city of thirty thousand popu wines nnd beer."
lation.
/
Whether the, light combination
Still another reason for, the absence of bandits and hi would check the ravages of heavy
whisky or discourage boot
jackers jind murderers in Sanford, nnd all parts of Florida bootleg
logging nnd Its crimo wave, time
is found in the georgnphicn) layout o f the state, which is com tuny tell.
parable in a way to a huge rat trap with only one exit by
lnnd. Unless the lawbreaker travels by airplane or boat, his
IN NEW York City there arc II,chances of escaping from the state ard small, as the authori 246 practicing lawyers, almost
three linivn as murty ns [m Chicago,
ties have .only a few roads to watch.
C lM eU .
CertuST
r*»M m i*
There are more lawyers than there
once were snluonUcupcrx (n the big
city.
Another Sure Sign
Ami the 11,246 will ngreo that
the only client worth whiie'is the
Certainly one of the most infallible barometers o f u com big corporation, that “ liisson" for
munity's prosperity is road on the desk pads of its hotels, Its faithful defenders when In trou-
particularly its commercial hotels. Let the man who would
Judge of a eity> busInesH conditions investigate the number
of guests at these headquarters of commercialism. At San
ford lie will find a situation Hint leaves little room for doubt
concerning this city's advanced business operations.
At the Valdez, the Seminole, or the Montezuma hotels, not
to mention numerous other houses, lh6 man who doubts
thnt Sanford is nt this time enjoying the most prosperous
business conditions in its history will find incontrovertible
proof in thq affirmative.
* ^
1
At any o f these places he will find practically all of the
rooms occupied, and nny night during the week he is apt to
find cotspmeed in the parlor In accommodate guests, and
Tonight a feller needs a friend.
IRRESPONSIBLE HOYS, itch
Sno anew thu pain about your
liim that many have been ing for notoriety, lacking reverence
heart,
formed an "Association of Dumncd
necessarily turned away.
saw the hunted anguish dart
Souls" at the University of RochesLobbies
and
sample
rooms
will
be
found
teeming
with
Behind your pen to drive it fur,
They profess atheism and
activity, and u canvass of guests will show that while many i tei,
• Cartooning beauty of a star.
feel important, as silly hauls often
- She know It all... Oh, lucky lad,
come here to enjoy our climt ‘
do, when, half linked.
?£ What a sweet and loyal friend you a still larger number comb
Tiie undergraduates now formal
f
business
had.
houses, traders of the nation, followers of prosperity who ly disapprove. A frog, seeing n
Hers *as u rlvsr, breaking Joy
i loromutivi and saying, ‘ ‘ I know
In the>grcat journey of her boy; only frequent those sections where good business conditions nothing about the engineer,” may
- - Here was the grandest mantlei provnil.
f be forgiven. Hut only a fool frog
i
worn,
Look in* any direction that you will amt you are certain , would j-ny, "there is no uugineer,
jn, Pr°ud *r° m tbo day you were born,
my l.i-rh intellect tells nas-.Diat."
' oho hoard applauding cries—mid[ to sec prosperity iu evidence. Sanford stands in n class by
Itself in this regard. There arc no hard times hei'e. Busi
r
smiled .
Q-tlnJjg—for you were'’ but her ness is good and the outlook is exceptionally bright. .Sides
men realize this fact mm are crowding our hotels, and by so
*
'l*0' ^ie 'vorld was wide,
Ail but this thought you've lain doing are giving pessimists additional proof of Nan ford's
aaido;
|st/ible and solid business condition.
Peace to hsr path, and may' her
scat
Thq money wheih Florida has been pouring out for things
In tho far place be flowered neat,
produced
in other states will to a considerable extent be kepi
Faricd w{th phlox, where daisies 1
bend :.
*
at home to an ever-increasing degree. There will be de:
But ’now u feller need* a friend. | velopod here a great dairying industry for which the state
Mackininy Kimlor.
is admirably adapted and a great poultry business, for there
!
,
--------- 0--------T Totiny is S t Patrick’s Day. The I is no better state in the union for raising of poultry annually.
Wisconsin milk is being shipped to Florida in glass-lined
. Irish are wearing the Shamrock.
---------o--------tank cars. All of these things are changing for the better.
Now will someone tell a good Every knock of Florida in other sections will in the end prove
Pat and Miko Joke thnt wo'hnvon’t u knock against the prejudices which have sought to keep
already heard?
Alt of us want our sharo
injr« except when it comes
men nnd money out of .Florida. Every knock of that kind
will
be a boost for the building of Florida.— It, H. Edmonds,
of
to Editor Manufacturers Record.
, Something's wrong in France.
»A Week has passed and Briand's
i ninth cabinet is stilt in office,
r-------- O--------Things you seldom hear of uny. more: a person who wants to g h i
'i.omethlng awuy.
Ashes tu ashes,
Smoke to smoke;
Paid the income tax
Now we're broke.
Nqwaduyi the burlier shop is a ward every
place where sometimes you cun gel even towui
a better hut Diuu the one you al- oceans, th
ready have. •
and ns you
--------- o■
ice to the
Our office boy wants to know niav he ye
why don't these politicians throw* Hnu yoursi
1 hcir caps in the ring because Ihey each day,
s don’t cOst so much.
comes the
---------o-------— (
carry you <
i
"A»hcs of Love," Countess Cu’ h -' thing that
cart'a new play, was censored in t Tills Is
London, indicating that there was t tallzlng; it
little to it but ashes.
Die Scfeni
--------- o---- -—
considers i
We recall thnt Judge Kcinicsiiw thun the
Mountain Lundis has settled many you will f
league problems hero in the United in other w<
.States, so why not. get . him to
Ho hnpf
rtraigbtcn out this squabble in the healthy.
League of Nations,
Or tu anj
^
—- —O— - likely to en
All that we have to do down here since, ns ull
ip Fluridu is to mow thu luwmi, from indig
while up North they mow the lawns merry or I
feven months und then huve to to reason t
shovel coal for the rest of the year, the world
jfe*-.* .
■u:-------glrrsca you
. There is goiug, to bo u pc-ai ut gence and
alielUng at Mr.Somebody’s house
In **Food,
Thursday night'.
Everybody come which lui >t
. and Lo with us ror I bet we w*II been wiltte
imve a big t'ine,
\Vc wonder whnt lum, proft-s!
boy gut wet Haturduy night co n- in Johns I
Ing from town.— TIfton (Ga.) Ga great modi
xette.
stateint-nt:
\y[v 'lon t know for certain, but ' "There ct
sonudhing.telU ub that then-'s go- id>eut safet
; Ing to be big doings in the old than the
town Thursday night.
religion in
— , .—
f
Te.*:i meat.
"We m.idi a mistake in our pie i 1 "Among I
about- big hogs last week. We said |to take no
Mr. Charlie FI Int when we ought row, i. «.
to have said Mr. Alfred C.
"Faith ui
Urooiae,"—Country eorrespomlent work *; the
i n 'Waterloo (la.) Exchange--Now- bo<|y which
Alfred, will you take a wal in th. Dq- sxi iris.
, far corner?
. •insonhy an
T H E SU N SH INE PELLET
KEY WEST CALL
happiness and .good works wity jw t appeal ns
with Kn- A substitute for digestive pills, and
e only to 1 it is probable that Die more tight|fisted will buck at the thought >>f
lought« to- I disinterested phllaulhrophy in lieu
nininl and "I salts or eusrnru. Hut there can
stars, l lf»‘|be no di mlit of tiie close relationthe hills.
ip of tli- emotions nnd Die dilul of »urv-1gestion. Whatever success ntcver place tended the late Couc’h "Every day
n will you in every way 1 am growing Getter
mre happy : and better" crusade can be nthuppiness j tributed to this connection,
ilu.l will
1 'cur. ringer or pain tend greatly
und every- l“ Intel f.-re with the digestive pro
cess and may be the cause of pro....... ...... round digestive disturliam-es.
‘ , ..
Tho stomach, the intestinert and
limb.mW *he glands which secrete the di*
. ,,.)u.li1i- gcstivi* fluhl uiofiiwnys adversely
i
...i.,.-, influonced by uii|Aiu<s{int emotions,
le, whtrt
^
„ SBl.#ted that the
expressed
|>c.rAUir nevef rcr.lizea thnt
..in i
has u heart or a, stomach, and
will be
Nature teucliq^ us, is ns it
, , ........I should be. These organs perform
T lllv Ft 1JITING instinct ex
presses energy That can in- used
up in fighting nature usefully, go
ing up to new altitudes in fly
ing mnchincH, exploring
orenu
depths, climbing mountains, in
friendly competition among nations
and in other ways:
Men unwilling to fight, or not
eager to fight for a reason, would
l>v mere white rabbits. The prob
lem is to make them fight use
fully.
They will be fighters always.
Tills is the day's important news
destined, possibly, to revolutionize
industry, ineluding automobile muk*
dngV Gunther 1‘ oleich, a young
engineer of Vienna, produce? u
current of electricity "direct from
chemicals."
He believes that his .invention
will do nway with dynamos, and
says one pound of Ins chemical com
bination will do the work of a 20 pound storage buttery. It sounds
like releasing the power in the
atom.
4
If he hns found locked up in
chemicals the light storage buttery
that Edison looked for, he Ims
something worth while.
To release power from, cheini*
culs, or take it direct from the
sun, would enrich this earth be
yond men’s dreams, and eut thu
day's work to one hour.
.lust now, that might spoil tho
human race, nut yet fit to be re
leased from the necessity's sharp
lash.
A SHORT SEASON, OR NO RACING
MIAMI DAILY NEWS
A ycnS ago the(Daily News cx-|
pressed the opinion Ihat the rac-,
•ing R eason was too long. It in
dulged in iio academic discus:'.on.!
neither questioning the ethics mu
the legality of rftting. South Flor
ida is a playground. The people,
bore favor n libcrulity in policy,
hut no one, whether he be n tourist
or a permanent resident, licli?ves
that thu general good of this com
munity and the state is to be pro
moted by an institution which runs
mad in its chase for dollars.
There was a sentiment a yenr
ago in favor of iriortenipg the
racing season. It was cut seven
cays, but that left a forty-five'
day period. On an average more
than $400,0,K) has gone through
the pari-mutuel machines daily. I
i t »* .aufe tu a.ietrt, tiiui twenty[
millions of dollars have been di-,
veiled to this port. In the hi: Cory J
ef American racing too often ut-|
tractive plant' have been pul oul
•f business by the. over-zealous
money .spirit of their (.remoter.-.
This threatens to hr Ibe sUnnlem
here. The owners of the .Miami
•lackey t'iuli last year paid for
Iheir plant. The profits this yerrj
have been fabulous. It must he
MONEY AVAILABLE {
Loans
Fur First Mortgage Loans on Liberal YihitW
Coniult us first when in the mtrket lari
A. 1\ CONNELLY A SONS
H a ll, P e n tla n d &
Jacksonville. Tampa, .Miami.
Palm Beach, Daytona
'118 First National
Sanford, Floridi'
JOHN A D A M S . IRRECON CILABLE
DETROIT TREE CAM,
John Adams was the original
irreconcilable und deserves place
next to George Washington as one
of the founders of the country, ac
cording to Mr. Frank I*. Litsehert,
who writes in the current issue of
the National Republic on the life
and opinions of our second presi
dent.
After Concord nnd Lexington
the army of "embattled farmers"
was around Boston, besieging and
harassing Hu- liriti&h army, but
without au official head nnd with
out official standing as uq army.
It was the courageous stand of
John Adams who iVntcdicd this sit
uation.
k
Adams was in the Continental
congress at Philadelphia and was
discouraged ami ehnringcd by the
inaction of the Congress, for in
the congress were many weak
kneed patriots who advised caution
ami further iwtitiomi to the King
rather than u bold stroke for in
dependence.
Finally, one morning on his way
to Congress, John Adams snid to
his kinsman, Samuel Adams, "l
am determined this morning to
take a direct motion that Congress
i hould adopt' the army in-fore Dos-
One N. E. corner of Elm anti nnn “
.lot with large two^story f r a m e buiWtnf
There is an apartment overhead an M
on First street. This property is pnj
^rably under the market nnd mL‘ cr™J
Price $650,00 per Front Foot.
On Palmetto avenue, bftwctm M l
Sixteenth street, 4 lots for $2800.
these are comer lots and each
lot ad inihimr. Terms are very all*
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO]
Sanford, I*lorida
CHARITY
LM BEACH l*i
Doing Dial which is good is as
attainable in uny one age an in any
other age.
We of today can have
lie finer quality of righteousness,
of tenderness or o f love, than the
If European nut ions would stop ■truly righteous Habyloniun luol.
huting and fighting each other am i: We may be more considerate thun
on development of elec- j.those who lived thousands of years
TOM SIMS SAYS |concentrate
trie power, they could pay ffor ! ngo, but wo cannot ho more tender.
>'— ji We may love more broadly, but
Doctor finds high heels are mak- their bloody byutnl war quickly—
anil
probably
be
ready
for
another**
Jwe cannot lovtf wore firmly.
We
Ing hoofs of women's feet. t That’s
----- dl
.lispeiiso
more ciiarity but we
--------inny
.
fine. Horseshoes arc cheap.
u e a:better* charity. Wo
. 9m-« Tuiuiolt g
iru'i!
A liLACK pnzy r»«hur 'lticvfj* tiiAy^rvIpuvc t^o
.
__.
w und thu
thirsty
American -meat‘ packer met Die Flowers, of Georgia, recently too!-{ hungry and asrungo pains and
king in London. Wonder if the the championship in bis cltiss awny griefs, but u jilato of bread und
king thought tu cull him Sir Loin. from Grub, u while fighter, nnd lias cool water were u plate o f food
gone bock to the Georgia pulpit and drink bufore tluS udvent of
In White I’laiiiH.-.-*!!. Y.( ten 111 which ho occasionally preaches. UI)y of the itreat religious teachers
Moat intereating is Die black into the world, und from the first
iuirrels invade a man's
homo,
aybo he has Ik-.-m acting like a fighter’s statement that while he duy mothers wiped away the tears
fought fhe white man he repeated „ f their offspring nnd healed their
to himself the first„ verse of his griefs with kbses. favorite:
,
'
•In n house by..the Way' a poor
Mun paid $11(6,000 for u Guti-u"Blessed lwthe,LW*d my strength woman fed A ifm l tho Gre/it. HetiUrg Bible. That's cheap. Any whlch toachdth my hand to why, r„re that-a Samaritan dealt charBible is worth mure tlmn that. •* nnd my fingers to fight.
itably with a man found in son*
Mi*. Grcb Jttlgbt almost claim a distress in the roodI-ong belofe
In Deriin, they are catching 4 '•foul" on that. The rules say that that a moiftwas fed in tho humble
mi o f nil itch from matches. n fighter must b*vo no outside n*. tent of a good woman and giypn
-isi mien #*wp« hetwi vn rmmd
rest and shelter by the Journey's
ntgrnlly.it ii an inftnmntion.
Heal Estate--^
POTTER’S “ ORLANDO
CANDIES
Special attention p
parties, receptio
and wedding
i
Factory 3Ub «•
Itctnil Store 15 ^
Orlando,
�*
ns
r» .v.
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER,
EDITOR
r s g ^ « t e saBS"fr
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
217-W
Mra. William J. Hardy and Mra. , Tt»L nt^ny friends of Mrs. C. D. i Super-tax was payabla by
Benjamin Whiter Jr., motored to Crumley will bo glad to le«m that 89J)00 persons In Great ’ 1
Orlando on Tuesday where they she has * recovered sufficiently nnd Northern Europe in 191
spent tho day shopping.
from n recent Illness to be removed
.‘ I
to her home on Magnolia Avenue,
The world's record for arcbttj
Is still 310 yards, made by as
Tho frfendH of little Miss Lola front, 4 sanitarium in Orlando.
Englishman in 1807.
Wall McCrory will be glad to learn
that she is improving after a seri
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Wake and
ous attack of tonsllitis.
children, Loin nnd Eustls, accom
panied1 by Miss Kntheryn Waters,
Mrs. J, G. Ball has returned motored to Kissimmee on Sundny
homo from Kissimmee where she where they were the guests of
has been tho guest of her daugh friends.
ter, Mrs. W. J. Steed.
Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Ward, Mrs.
The many friends of Mrs. Ma W. M. Conlne of Campbell. Ala.,
bel Bishop will regret to hear of and Mra. Dean Martin of Rochester
her critical Illness at her apart .N. Y „ will arrive today by motor
to be the guests of Dr. nnd Mrs.
H o AtXJUZt V (XAV. I
ments In the .Wclnkn.
W. Theodore Langley at their home
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar motored in Mnyfair.
to Lakeland on Sunday where they
d lu ir'tb ’ d a ^ ^ ,
Mrs Jack HewRt of Waynes
spent the day as the guests cf the
boro. Ga., who has been spending .
latter’s mother. Mrs. McIntyre,
p1
the winter in Sanford with her sisa
Mrs. Francis p oll had ns her,t<>^• Mrs;* Henry. Purdon leaves
guest on Monday, Mrs: Knlph Klu1- Wwinesdny afternoon for Jackson
imtL <m- &
iry and daughter, Dorothy Loulso ville where she will join her hus
band nnd spend the remainder of
. u jk a t unu^
of Windsor, Vt.
the hCniOllV
The spirit of Ireland, was beautifully portrayed on Tuesday aft- p
*■ »*« was Dr.
A Few Choice Word*!
that there may be difficulties; that
ernoon when the music department New YortfUUr ? nV from r ° ris and
*'cu
iork.
Dr.
Laurent
in n iff*
Lonsldcrnble. ndo nbout tho tar they can't’juijt bask In tho sun and
o f tho Sanford Woman's Club pave
Now, youl
n program o f Irish music, and a S S S f t U» P»'l. OpcS CoS rying of Vera Cathcart without our enjoy themselves."
ranj of Pans, France, and also n nations gates' Perhaps rightly. parents, go on and lick it tip!
unt party
St. Patrick's Day Party.
Rjouv' at 8 o'clock
Feathery sprays o f nspnrnguj member of tho Metropolitan Opera But somehow 1 can't get nearly as
of th'j »^pi°n ferns entwined tho stairways and Company of New York. HU'?fch murh wrought up over any In
Ye Stylel
tlit»ie eliffiWe balconies while tall pedestal has. of w T V|? C° Wna 1,carJ «n a groun
group justice sustained by Vera nB I can
A
woman
might
as well be dead
Invited.
were over the speeatelo of hundreds of ns out of style, some prehistoric
kets held white snap drapons, bud- m veil chosen songs, which v
thousands
of.
shawl-headed
immi
enthusiastically
received
by
the
nulea and bridal wreath. Curtains of
commented.
Wo
grant wives and daughters of men wLc-cmckcr
'and summer fercon and white studded with.num- uicncc.
warn,
thcroforo.'
against
any
un
,
Another
„
rii............
in this country sent back to \hc
Mllane Th^atimely domiso by offering ,these
erouB shamrocks shaded tho'’* ^ wa* Mr GrnVmm
th<? pr° ,Jrnm homeland every year because "the
"t
sartorial lips:
dows, while the Hphts were X
baritone volce n’e eH^^ W # * * quota
ota
Is
filled.”
is
filled
K.
S.
fcrf .Vo. 9
shaded in green. Myriads of sham- tlnn to Sanford
,Mroduc, Knitted duds for spring are aces.
But
although
our
nation’s
laws
o'clock
M the rocks were suspended from the bal-1« |,Psl.
Me V
J ®f^Kncci'
hnv? deliberately wrecked the faml- Knitted jumper frpeks, sports
AH visiLng
conies and also used with ferns op!much to tho delightful nftcrn“o S 'V »hlch. in theory, it recognizes coats, sweaters, and skirts.
the mantel.
as’ the unit of society," no one got
program.
Hight?lintting will be the popu
of the Wo ni
The tea table was laid with an
much excited about it until recent- lar outdoor sport this spring. Ilats
The
accompanists
for
the
afterck. for the purIrish lnco cloth, nnd centered with noon were Mrs. Mary Maine*, Mrs. ■V' They. <lo sny the new lawj are highter than anything but the
a president for
a silver basket filled with bridal H. R. Deas and Mrs. Clairo Kver- which will not include the quota Woolworth building,. Wee, brim?
women folks of men already In this less high hats of faille off gTosnt Teachers As- wreath and asparagus ferns. Tall cttc,
green cathedral candles burned /Tho program in full included the land, will go through! Here’s hon grain nro to bo very popular.
nt o’clock nt
ing!
arr School. • with silver holders at cither side. li/llowing numbers:
• Refreshments appropriate for |Trio "Irish Medley,” Mrs. J. ||.
About Women
IT
Ford is 'going into the cloth
jn will entertain tho occasion were nlso carried out Colclough, Mrs Cook and Mrs. W.
More than 5000 patents hnvc
jn
green
and
white.
The
small
refi.
i^nk.
business. -Ho.Is starting n factory hern granted women within tho
feiub nt her homo
freshment tables wero laid with
Mrs. L. T. Gaylord and email
Vocal solos (n) “ Lost Rose of which wll manufacture upholstery past decade. Only 50 per cent per
3:oO o’clock.’
Mrs. C. T. Pund, Jr., and Mrs.
preen cloths nnd centered with tinv Summer; (b) "Little [lit nf Heav-lc .oth I f f his famous vehicle. Hordes
daughter Janet, and Miss Adelaide
Jennie Morrison who have been
tain
to
household
use.
Tho
otnors
1
»y
flower
pots
which
held
the
Irish
Bonyn^e
motored
to
Florence
Villfi
cn.” Mrs. J. H. Colclough. ** ■
1 ° r wor» en who can’t nfford a spring apply to science, Industry’, com
. will entertain
the charming hourc guests of Mra.
on Tuesday where they *spent Edward l,ano left Tuesday afterBaritono Solos (nV "Erin ” Vic-! " l !1 *lop* ^ a t Mcnry can get in «n merce, agriculture, mining.
|Afternoon Ten fing, with the inscription "Erin
the day with friends.
U V u toU A ^ .
lor Herbert: (b) “ Little Irish Gil l " .
*arl° rial problem nnd help a
[Club nt her home go Brough” .
noen on the boat for Jacksonville
Serving were Your’winsome Irish Herman Lohr.........
Mr. Graham littlc!
where
they
will
spend
a
short
time
t\^L A jM aaCC did*
lassies dressed in green, with white Solos—(n) “ Mother Hear"; (I.)
Twenty unmarried old ladles of
Mrs. Charles P. Vincent and six en route to their homes In Augusta,
League of Holy aprons, kerchiefs and caps.
Thiiosophy."
Claire
The average s o ft'coni miner in
Ern.n,ce: have formed the children hnvo joined Dr. Vincent, Gn.
. . . Mrs. LI
’ “Everett.
*
VLoC AUA^VUAO 'VKt.
They wore Julia Higgins,
:ln Kath
■’ “Solos, (n) "Molly on tho,, Amorim earns.$1,300 yearly. The 01,1 Maids Union." Its purpose who came here from Laurens, S.
hurch will meet
Violin
•
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sjXi
^
is
lit
fight
tho
high
cost
of
living
,
.
~
Mobley on Oak erine Meisch, Jane Torrence and Short's;) Percy 'Granger; ( b r “ Luii-nvrrn-ro miner’s family Is
C.( several months ago
They will
s ta ll
jujtMU
Sydnn Anderson.
'dnnderry Air,” Arranged J.y Fritz New York Indv complains that she i S, n 0,10 ll0S no n’» ,° To provide. reside nt G1 D Palmetto Avenue.
|*clock.
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------------------------They
have
been
given
for
a
ref
The
hostesses
for,
the
afternoon
.JLnosier..
i, i ri.’JnB
will meet with
iHcrnoon Jvroitlcr------- Miss Eleanor Herring cannot even clothe herself "ilccmtL E A R N TO D AN CE
Iti on Palmetto were Mrs.. AV. Gwynh Fox, ,Mr>
.Mrs. It. ■ Raritonc Solos, (a) "I.n Pnrtlda," 'y " 011 a yearly alimony of S100 ,- uge nn old military barracks once
?lrs. Robert Simms of Jueksnnused hy Nappltou
^
in your own homo or nt my
C. Bokcr nnd-Miks Ellen Maho
ilahoney Alilnrez; (li) "Deep in My Heart.” ,,0°_ck.
villo spent the day in Sanford on
l
ft
f
t
hn
I
f-’
1
*!
.
J
t
Mra.
Fox
met
the-,
guests
nt
the
OlinsVcad.'."-,'br/hT
v'lctor
Laurent
studio
in the Vnldez Hotel.
Clast of the Meth*
Monday ns the guest of hernircc,
Contralto Solos, (a) "My Love
CITY UNION MEETS’.
hold its social, door, attired as an Irish pcasiuit
.
Political
For
Appointment Write
Mrs. A. II. Peterson, on Magnolia i
an Arbutus;” ’ (bt "Danny Boy,”
[me of Mrs. 0. J* In fantastic Irish garb.
W. Vondrup, Box T17 City
Our pal inn’s educators inarched
Avenue.
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Mrs. Christopher Williams ha-. Mrs. Wl R Leak
The Young Peoples* City Union
Irenue nt ":J0
*n the White House demanding a
Trio "Kerry Dance." Mrs .1 II secretary of education in the presi met on .Sundny evening at the
hers arc asked tc charge of,the program for the nft
Tho many friends of Mrs. Jonoernoon, which was most enjoyahl . t ,-lclough, Mrs. Cool, ami Mrs W dent’s cabinet. Not such an unrea INvsbvterihn Church —Hh a large
thnn
Peck will bo glnd to learn of -------------------------- 1-------------including
esthectic
dancing
by
litI:.
Leak.
attendance
of
members.
da)
sonable request, it would seem!
An interesting "Fannie Crosby" her visit here with her son Rev. A
Dances. "Irish Gig" dp costume) After all, we do have ns many
ent will have a tlo Miss Virginia Hickey, n gran
Public Stenographer
party nt the ful nnd talented young pupil of firmnn inti*rprttntionn. Viririiua children of school age in this na i»r< gram was given including sev- S. Peck on Palmetto Avenue nnd
FROCKS-COAT5-MILLINER.Y
Fourth Street.
lliekev.
Io'clock with Alls the Dismnn School of Dancing
tion ns hogs and cattle, and’ a cabi tral ot the fumous writer’s songs
Mirj;
t>
y
the
audience.
Plans
are
Vnldez Hotel Arcade*
■teas.
net officer for the express purpose
309 E.ISJST.
PHONE16t.
Mr. nml Mrs. William Bnll of
fostering livestock is not con being made for a social meeting to
VVALTON-MATHKRS WEDDING HELD of
he
held
nt
the
BnpUst
Church,
tho
Thomanville, Ga., who nro spend MISS LYNETTE McKAY
sidered unreasonable at all!
[t TBodwell
Jut.' to tic announced Inter.
ing tho winter nt their winter
A T MOUGIITON NOME TUESDAY
horn? nt Kissimmee, were tho
The governor of tho state of Ohio
At New
guests of Mr nml Mrs. .1. G. Ball
TORY HOUR SATURDAY
^lart.'
an
investigation
of
the
ru
Tho attractive home of Mr. ami
Mr. "Mathers is well known In
for
the week end.
Jreamwold Mrs.
+.----being associated wifli Mr. mored state proliibithm depnrtElton J. Mouglilon was tin Sanford,
All vning folks are invited to
\lmi el, i .in
.i
,
V’ nu’ " tfl use.of women as "decoys"!
•Mrs. I). P. Phllyaw and small
attend
the
Sb>ry
Hour
nt
the
Li
home of Mrs. scene o f ft very pretty weddim: u
t- ..................... . » « *
in Drcnmwohl, Tuesday evening when Miss Agio « i "hing 'both he and his ehatming it. Perhaps rightly so. But for. t».,rx next Saturday nuqninnt. son Billlr, of Gainesville, are
the sweet sake of consistency, whv wluu Mrs. (Yitburu will l>o in spending sonic' time here ns tho
ally decorated Warrior Walton of Arbroth, Sen bride every future happiness,
T O D A Y ON T U B «CnK*lf ’
n>*i twnde against tho practice in.rhnigi. A very interesting pm- j guests of her purvnts Mr. and Mrs
-------- tf. *r. .
otird plants and land, became the brido of .bum
\V. A. Zachary on West First
Mr. and Mrs. Miitliers will be at all departments of justice? T h e m m is promised,
Isuggestions of Anderson Mnthers, the impri - tv,
AT
am
.
* T TW*
1 Street.
on Tuesday ceremony being performed by t>* l"Uio (d their friend nt their home police departments of nil our large
'
a
I
Inrteenth
Street
and
I’ark
cities tmh a large majority of their
nt luncheon E. D. Brownlee.
\venue.
Mrs. C. T. Pund Jr., nnd Mrs.
tis pet | by l bo use lhf the woman
Wight.
Tail pedestal baskets filled "it 1
Morrison, who haVo been the
IN aAnt.r.s"
i.r.Mis i Toms ■«<
«satan in
"decoy," a, the poor persecuted
It lasl.ct filled pink .Killnrney roses, nspurnguA l.K 'U NFItLSON
guests of Mra, Edward Lane at
"movie lizard" will testify!
Inn unit nspnra-' fernii and orange blossoms w«r I’a rent-Teacher
to
Club
NOnMA Tjl
S^RAItKIl
Mrs. .1. N. Tolar lius a* her house tier home on l’nrk Avenue, leave
Ithe lace cuver- effectively arranged in the livn
“ TOO MITCH MON B Y *
Innads—
'•in -1 h"r cousin, Miss Thelnin Mil mi Tuesday uftornoon for their
Ibniks
Talked
About
**l
nor
P»»l"
splcy blossoms and dining.robins. At one end m Will
Meet Thursday The “ OiiUiiic" craze which Logan ler of i’ ori*. Ky.
—iComedy—
houivs in Augusta, Gn.
t
I n o s 'i t-’ nblfa
“ A I’ raiHst IU«t"
■silver inst*?. nil tint living room, an improvised
—
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with 11. G, Wills’ '’Outlines of
VmtK Surgfs- l»or of white trellises ........... .
T"tv Mnrtin, i>T Orlando, former
The Wednesday meeting of tho
*
Til ITUS DAY
l>
Day were
w.ri the with nspurngus ferns and >tuddi 1 Tile J’l.fl'lll-Tenchers AssurUlllo!l Hirttmy” and wiq followed by «mt- ly of tids city, spent the dny here commissioners of the upper St.
of the Grammar School will iheet lim-s in seieiire, literalure, mal the
nj! 'with pink roses was arranged ntM Hiuraday afternoon, Mar ” 5, at arts nownddivnit "Outline nf Ghrhi. on ilertdnv With friends.
Johns! rnout. will. meet, in .Titus
IIAUMKI.’g rjLSfllAN IIE>‘UB
,,n
it toaib were j R was here that the solemn word
ville on Friday instead of Wed
00
o’clock nt tile Grammar School tinnUy," which purports to lie "the
- In
In eunjunclloll with the
Paa At 1 wei'e spoken.
Mra. Robert W. Himms of_,fock- nesday us pruviouely announced,
-tend of this* Thursday ns prv- whole story of civilization." By
•*mis
L
im
n o u x i"
onvitle
spent
the
day
in
Sanford
for
the
purpose
of
organization.
®WBm 1uiicIi- ) The bride was u picture «>l girl
plioioptay
iusly iinimunced. All members l HW nut hors. Five volumes. Worth
on Monday with Iter niece, Mrs. A.
.
' I ish loveliness in her wedding
several elnti programs.
Conipdy—
“Til II II VIIli ANQBL"
1II Pi-ieraon.
tor Sin. Hany „ f w()ft white georgette over >.iiu
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert J. Holly, Jr.,
“Clrantav Cp"
rMiimod
home
on
Monday
evening
•„ 'h -1 Sho curried a cascade bouquet ■
fenictlr A llrvlor
’ Hung, they t \peel ton much
The many friends ot Rev. A. S. from Atlanta, Gu., where the Intr,,* ., ' rU lb wh,'e brides’ roses and lillies ■>) t*
And that make: me afraid "for
h. iifnry Mr, va||ey.
them" So -ays the interesting Peck v ill be interested to learn that trr spent the past fortnight with
CONTINUOUS PEnFOUMANCB l^iWI 1 P. IL TO II P. Ili
' ,n
ivn'l ■ ’j he wedding came as tin* en
wife Ljnlkia to lor husband in he i- improving after nn illness for her parents, Jir. nnd Mrs. J, 11.
tile
past
two
weeks.
Huff.
nation of u pretty romance Aim
what I prophesy to be spring’s best
began three years ago in Seothin
seller, "Hoiiiul. of Spiing," by SyI-C L/U l) ( J( The bride arrived in Eunford ■ i friends will be glad to leiim tliM j via riiu|]]|!*i,|i. The progeny are
be bits been gi* fitly beiietitlnl l.v the Mtbjeel of discussion. "We
si
; * ■ Monday and has been the gun.-'
bef stay fit the - prings.
MilHC/1 IS Mr. nnd Mrs Moughton.
must somehow muke them tenlizo
iDltotik
AMUSEMENTS
Princess
Milane
Personals
Mondav ~
U' -Ss-ici) of ] |t,
pet on Monday
poip vl Mrs, Tom.
p n ic with Mrs.
ETHEL
By Ethel Hnvs
r 4 - -
1B. Elder, Mr..
It- L Griffin.
1Mn.. McCrory
:3 D L IfA IP ir-/
Jib I’utrirk’s 1
[a the decora-
DfiD CLAlWos M IS'’
- T O f Wh'Elt RLNfE-D
w* Ninner-;
"■trick cm( cut flowers
1 adorned the
P V OfIL ,
Ithe nn.HKion
j u the subject
EWnesL* Mis***"•
Papers
'this subject
1 ai"l Mrs. J.
h'-ur. )|rB.
, 'cry sweet.
Ind “ A Litcoffee and
k’rceti in
Church
[tei*tifinedl
Long-
COUNT!»v <
m ?***J»9N
HATS
N"* 0 of
F? "ere* most
A? on Monday
, ■That Offer The Finest
STYLE, Q U A LITY and VALU E
fretsJ^.frtlsticnli»s. l”‘* ,,,veb
\\ Hr'*‘d u|
i ^ ^ j d wiu,;
L’ mth'
^<TTEP
w‘ ,h
IT T W ^ tC
pat.
r»rri,M dhi
A, , * 7 ' "Top
J 1, “ clock !^*l ini vii
“ *tod>l»nswi
tlJOYfirl
I *
f r r i r 'V . i
;
Fhta year you have « bigger assortment to rhoosa from—at prices that guarantse
hettar values. Wo said that last year, and hopo to be'-abls to mako tho tame claim
next year—It's tho sign of a store’s growth. And rvmambar~-vraT» grow ing/
CLAIMS'
TWO
TO PLAYmt- GAM t-!-
.
Extra Banda In s Variety of
Colors and Patients for
Your Selection
*i
y ., •
SOX
tif fi
C
> aJ
T^^uraday ,
IT*
rjLAt*0 o’dotk1
Jzr*? School .
ELftJ MU. ‘
n~v,«utrtor
(y»«>rfc. * 4 !
W S fa to J
FASHION PARK SMART CL0THE8
l i P 'n
.
mam
1
j
�Y, MARCH 17, 19S*6
THE SANFORD
oCsIO'ry oyob.
“ A.m ! It'a you two yornig raaccls isn’t it! Get right out o f here
this m Ittute, you robbers, nlwnyn
borrowiu.T my stuff without n by-
It {Vying to getTyou awoke. Do
jrpu know (hut tprintr la, hero,
nearly, and you have to net nil
barberptl up? Rubadub, tho fairyman is waiting for you yondor in
ynur-lea,t;>.’’
Scrub-Up Land—rifrht now.*'
Corny umekly shut the drawer,
“ Thank vou. I’ll go at once,”
“ I thought- that would awoken Mid Ringtail obediently hoppin?
yon,” ho ievd saucily.
nut of bod. “ I'm ‘much oblif*3d,
- *JSay. MirSicr Coon/' mid the rra ruro.”
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(To Re Continued)
irarch Hate, •“ we've had a time of
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The o n ly Realty
T itle Insurance
IT L E insurance is a guarantee
that you can’t lose through any
hidden title defects. It is your j*rotection against loss or litigation.
It is a precaution which all realty in
vestors, attorneys, abstracters and
mortgage purchasers should insist
upon. It is a pledge of a $25,000,000
corporation (if we write the policy)
to protect your interests and absorb
your losses. There is just one small
premium to be paid for complete
protection to your property forever.
T
bhnrply, looking, at hbj wnt<^r,
Rliigtail Coon wna quietly and
peacefully (looping,
fill nico
whltp Toil /rith blc black rlnt*
abound it, had-slipped from under
the befi clothe* gnd trailed on the
floor.
The .Twin* nnd thB March Harp
and Ringtail's fwo nephews, Corny
and Cobby from the pth«r side of
the iir-obdst stood looking pb)hlm.
but he was dreaming dreams of
moonlight, njghts and flails of
; atecct'yobng com as big as oAuinp.
At that minute he was dooming
Whether l o 't f y an ear of Under,
lovely yellow bantam corn, or nn
ear of julpy; sv/ect, pearly Count! y
w; Gentle men corn.
He kept licking hia lips and
sniffing In hia sleep, until the
Twins laughed out lopd.
B ut,ft didn’t wake him upl No
sir! Ho wan clecplng-too soundly
hero he 1b snoozin? like old** Rip
Vnn Winklo who didn’t wake up
for twenty yiare.”
I.
*' '
Junl then ‘ Corny Coon' poked
Cobby Coort in the rtbiC " m *bet
you wo c*n wake him up; don’t you
C ob?” ho sold. “ W<j kppw hpwtfg
wake up Unde Rime. «> wo do,”
“ How?” iialtF Nick and 'Nancy
who wero hnvlqg U nbent kfnd o f
For title insurance in Seminole County
'
sharply, looking nt his wqtch.
“j ^ k e up,,. Ringtail! It’s half past
a quarter to tho year after next
almost, and hero you arc disgrac
ing ,the ' wbqlc place* Don’t you
kpow that spring is Cr.mii.g and
that you can’t bo sron rut il 'you
haroi a haircut and’ a wbav - quil a
good bath ? Como c.'o.t;;, ; 3rf"
“ I Ju|t can’t tell v/a.Vb l like
the best,” said Ringtail, whacking
hU tall on tho floor.-■“ Yellow ban
tam Is 'certainly fine and the
gralps aro so nice and hlg they
don’t get in your teeth, but Coun
try Gentleman Is so juicy and ten
der and BWect. It’s like eating sugar. I jui; cun’t decide.”
“ WhatOVrtr'km 1 going to do with
him?*’ criod'the March Haro croaaly. "Whatever ehall I do? Rubaduh
i» waiting to barber blm up—ev
erything yaady, lather and nil. Ami
apply to
T itle G u a r a n t y & M o r t g a g e G o ,
SANFORD
Representing
^
N ew Y ork T itle &M ortgage C o:,
135' BROADWAY
...
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NEW 'YORK
'I ’ ' *
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Capital Funds Over $25,000,000
Title Insurance v 17
anywhere in the
United States
Representatives
>In county seats throughout
Florida
Miami Office, 11 9 S. E. Second St.
O o n e c a n ju s tly sa y h e m a k e s th e m ost of his
o p p o r t u n it ie s t o g e t a h e a d in th e world if
h e k n o w s hoVv t o s a v e m o n e y a n d th e n lets irik«
i d l e — p r o d u c in g n o t h in g -* -in s t e a d o f investing it(j
an d m a k in g it e a r n M O R E m o n e y . I s n ’ t that thej
lo g ic a l, s e n s ib le th in g to d o ? T e d c h y o n r dollanij
t o h a v e m o r e cen ts? I N V E S T Y O U R S A V IN G ^J
N
Y o u w ill b c c n t i t l c d to r e c e iv e $105
a y e a r if y ou in vest in o n ly 15 sh ares
o f F lo r id a P o w e r &. L ig h t C o m p a n y P r e fe r r e d S lo c k . In o n ly 12
m o n th s Vhe d iv id e n d s e a rn e d by
y o u r shares w o u ld a m ou n t to $ 1 0 5 .
Y O U w o u ld n o t h a ve to d o a ta p o f
r e a liz e th e d iffe r e n c e . “ SpealUB
i n g ’ * m e a n s ta k in g c h a n c e s ;* ®
n in g risk s; s u b je ctin g your bm-M
earn cl{_(k n ifrrstoperilsa n dIia n A ^ l
. — w h a tfjn a n ]^ p e o p le call “ tfii 1
g a m b lin g * 1. I N V E S T I N G doawt I
c o n s is t o f p lu n g in g o r blindly
Florida Power & Light
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irst Class Tailor
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or Information may be obtained and purchase*
who has been employed in Society Brand Shops for the past
10 years, utpi previously worked for a number of years with
Hart, Schuffner <6 Marx.
First National Bank.
Sanford, Florida
Sanford Bank and^Trust Co.
Sanford, Florida
He fa able to maku
A*hy A lterations
and will guarantee a perfect fit.
your money back. *
.
Absolute satisfaction or
Cut out and m a il to order stock or for com p lete information
/
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*, X(-.\ .iMark X in n touting 1 °°*
O PU uJ Mfld snmfree copy of b<toU*» wUlf * B' OT* “ k001
I- Florida R ow er fit Light C o .,
There is a vast differi nee between specu
lating and investing,
investing means put
ting money away se
curely, so that it will
pay you more money
regularly at stated
periods every year,:
FURNISHERS
TO MEN
WHO KNOW**
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Pr,U ntil Slock and th* Couip*nj.
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□ 1 wUh lo .u b.cH b. for— -------»» pfic. o f $tOU.OO and accn>*d UiviJ*»d p*
.
_
«o in.' showing exact .mount du*. *. ,
J
a -1 with tu^ubscrib. f or_
r ^o t Tn «I2*|10 pet
on Easy P .ym .n l Plan of *10 P «
d i v i d e pet ah ««
ahxre pir month undl |l0aoo and
divlOwm per
hss b ^ a prfd.
. ■
Stock at $ 100.00
□ PI»«m >hlP -----.-. ....ahoTws^ro^^
atucbwl through
,a d accrued dlvidMjd per *hAf« wlU*
Mom.
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B A H rO R D
Mrs. Funston
IN
W E SPECIALIZE
In
6
ilcr Doubts
Can
Open15
|(hrW I f « ■ »
HH
'^ E S ^
ii t - W r
rjn John Alaen
r 0f "Sky»cranot believe n
, bo written.
bjwrus thus ^
"•contained brief
In hie opinion,
de being of nn
Irfjle.
opfTQ, hoj
■of somethin?
<written and exIfcnx past when
[the world was
that of to*
a w e s w r it e s so n g
C h ic k e n & S te a k D in n e r s
, NEW YORK, Mar. 17.—<jP>—
Maybe " Vies President Dawes
Fhould try his “melody in A " on
the Senate. He*n written a musical
composition which is described by
Dr C. E. Dentltrcr ns list tho thlnp
for iiysteria. It was tried out at a
meeting of the National' Life Con
servation Society.
‘ PI
g, ytudicnccs
*vi
GIVE L’S A TRIAL
~
,
LAKE MARY
JEROME X Bll(I)
H A Y -O A T S —HAY
When Scipio Africanus Invsdcd the deserts of Afri
across the sand. The modern Ilomnn l . *1 S ° , » , r*ca, to con,lucr Carthage, his legions marched on foot
i»mh picture „bov. ™ ™ » T J " S ” . " ' Mu“ »Unl. t o . n r , « * d . r „ , ™
truck>
.
• Italy by a
with S
, " r° buh' ,,mth '
The H t, wan ceded t
ml
ts-^V iS *1 -- ■
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fc > w
- t
,
E
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,
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Crystal Lake Dining Parlor
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t *>:. “
eari*<
live of modern
inly, it has
itaiy,
<,n;
iycholoiry °{
e cqmmpojed
_ of opera. Such
Ik* ridiculous. In
\ eo such thing
|Form
ever, thnt a
ot resembling
-ved. Rut oven
lifter m»ny dif-
3JKfV
and threa with
while aix stated that
____
Icivics was their most difficult tub*
JccL
m
SCHOOL DECIDES
FBESON IS MOST
NOTED AMERICAN
LakeInnd HIph School llrtllot
Remits In Wizard Runninp
First and Henry Ford BeIns Given Second Knee
chanlc, secretary, dietician, book
keeper, chemist, interior-decorator,
factory superintendent and violin
and piano teacher.
■ Latin, geometry and algebru in
tho order named nre tho three hnrdest jfobjects of the curriculum fir
the students of the institution, nc*
cording to the survey, with Latin
lending by a good mnrgin.
History wan next with English
and mathematics o£ any kind, fol
lowing close behind.
One student found home econo
mics to be the hardest subject.
Only four met with difficulty in
Wtjrrt wlut a ccw EATS but trte tlitf \
DIGESTS that produceJ tsilk ind httcr fets
SANFORD FEED
& SUPPLY CO.
DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT
DAIRY
FEED
(C-twrttH 7f V J'refnrJ
JN O . W. SN EED
kConlttnr mere 'h*n 7*Z DIGEST! CLE uutrijnti.
M IIITS
IN YK«TIM\TI<I\«
M yrtle Ave. & - lth S t.
Phone 531L
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O n B lae
N ew Y o rk e rs Held
In C onnection With
• 4 *^ B oftIeC a p s
7 0 b o r k r a r * i n I t t . I 9 c^f» Ttm
•Hi* MonJrrful, wllitin ‘Mikw
I
iftiumi bor*rhHic
full IgiaiHrr Hi rJ*
f rlrc.
A n il
I*i>iila rjp < « n J
* P 9 v g c ii %'ou *Ilia "'O f THlit |r scut**
B a ir’ t l i r I J c i i 'i i a I h a lt I It a I I*
U»eJ bf llir |»!g l.vagnsi. ReI*.It
priff, Jl-OO, \«nH tanfonJlriorul
J’ t a f i n t f c fi»e t w o fu ll g u ln ci 't>v
l l io * . E, W iU o n L». C o „ 'Jln< a ^ *-
New Family Freedom
With Two Cars
And a little cash. Easy
for nnylivc wire boy in
town, and oh boy! what
n pleasure- Anybody
would be plad to drink
blue Ilird everyday be
cause it’s tnore delicious
than grnne juice. And
just think o f being paid
for be inn Introduced to
a drink like this. Save
29DlueBirdbotlIecans,
add $1.29 and get the
“ Major League” Glove,
or add*89c and get the
Ball, or do it twice nnd
get ’em both. Let's to !
Tho advantage oE tw o cars In the
fam ily becom es m ore strikingly
apparent than ever—when one—If
not bbth-ofi them is the Hupmobile
Six, w ith Its refreshing beauty, Its
dashing performance, and Its un>
usually low costs of dally operation
and monthly upkeep.
-'
H U P M O B IL E
letsdrink
Hupmobiles are now sold
on the basis of the new
reduced tax rate.
Hupmobile Six
Tourinc, five-pnwnfv, tljttS.
8«djn, liv^rnMnqt, iourdoor,
SI 135- r^uipaMotincludM30br
3 i i b«llo#n tire*, lour-wh*«l
hrtlc", choir*of two Cider*. Alt
r>lc«« I. o, b. Datrott, plu*
itvmua ux.
'l/lohi dU(i(icu$"-lhan tfiaptojuiau
plua l a v t o u a tax.
Sanford Coca Cola Bottling Co.
213 \V. FI ml
B o t t l e r 's B n a N a i o e /
SANFORD AUTOMOBILE CO
ihii section whore tho greatet growth and exp.no on o f
Sanford I. evident that hero the largcot amount o f profit will
•
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tffaiii
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a J
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invpKULuitc tli'O
%
of 1*his Bcction •
property.
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A Btitt-Chittenden Development
J
ts of the beautiful Prlnceu I « ne
,ck kin* and of the Crown princ«»
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"f
and in every kitchci^therc ought to be a can o f Spow-
.
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4" k
In every home that goes up there ought to be s kitchen,^-
/ , '. ■ a a . W o x ^ l lfl“ 'l^a»ed to furniflh ccmplS^rdjtail of^ h is
. j
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drift. That is, if cvcty family is to have delicious cakes, biscuits and pies as well as wholesome fried food*.
: OIJH 0HGANI2ATI0N
i.Vnnk J.
Frfipk
J. FiU
Fjtt pa trick
0 T C.
G rGriffin
iffin
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Ilowanl Ovprlin
C. L B rin
M IW w l C . PoahmU
E. A. Chittenden
Uf C IUU
■» P- Hif T ich a n t
Joe 0 . Chittenden
E. M. Hunt
Frank L. Woodruff, Jr
i * P Chittenden
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T H E . BBITT-C H fTTE N D E N R E A L T Y C Q , IN C.
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•fwf ■*
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I luim ohlle Eight
Buy With Assurance of Profit
fc© paid.
...
.
Tourtnc. five-paManfrr. I I W
Totntr.j, aaven-pneaeneer. $2041.
Sedan, liva-paaarntat, $2>41.
SaJart, BatLm, $2441. Coup*,
lano-patanuwr, wUh ilickry arat,
$2)41. A llW a L o h. DaovO,
DRUID PAR
beauty from Greece
rS
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
Iamounted. For!
LAKELAND, Fla. Mar. 17. (ypi
(]o?uc enn not i
'-Thomas Ediron, the inventor,
v the medium *
j* lIic Rrcntest living American in
le and to r
[flexible
ocntly would Mrs. Frederick Funston, widow of the opinion of tho ir.ajoritv of the
•200 .students of the lakeland high
l some othr style Gcneral Funston, who captured school, it lr. shown in a survey eonI Agulnaldo, is trying to mnrkct a
ducted by Idisa Catherine Graig,
sopht with dif- •euro for- .chllhlains which slje hut an
invtructor In the school
.position of a discovered. She hopes to cun
r ' Sf-’ —
----r:i Mr. Far-1money enough to go to West Point I!nir i'o rd nr it” ! i ! l K'!v' W,ft
i many other ■uvtx venr and eco her eon, Frcder- ;Coo, J
firing much jck, Jr., grnduato from the mill- Coolidge and General Pershyig ,n
order, the latter trailing Nie'prcsi.
If written tary nendemj'.
dint by only ope vote.
Luther
ntain excerpts
Uurbank, the naturalist, and Billy
not yet di.»Sunday, the evnngellst, tied for
which it may
rnth place in the survey while
Colonel William Mitchell, former
a, an imporns;istant chief of the United
[vflopmcnt of
States air service, who retired nf*
o me the re- 1 ~k
a
j
,
i
t-r
being court-martialed for critI ! Amcricans, K e a l
lliS I X ltS r r H lld
t,,e service, was the next
•id caovveoing
rank:tig greatcat American in ,he
jkaw originated J
--------(Opinion of the students.
ptnt so cxactNEW YORK, Mar. 17.— I h The survey also covered the life
n»r.ds indepon- *Charles .Greenhaus, who made a ambitions of the students and the
aicroiia
i ,. instru- reputn.ticn as “ The Boy Wizard of subject* they found hmd'R’ to
u,t there
street,”
,
, a ■ ^yajj
tt m i u
u iL i,
iand
t m i was
w tip iindicted
i i u a n u ifor
" i m.yier.
t^ie survey recently iTllr1 °^c. ' * s ’ stock swindling, is'now in trouble Like
Li
m thfir pet- ovcr n |.']orj j „ rcaj estate scheme, 'bat ml in Atlanta, it was shown
I Grconhnus
nnd five other mm
men ’/ • ' l ;i> leaching profession held
urge|
Grcenhaus and
. ... , vorc
wore nrpontcd
arrested nt
at tli*1
the SrFtiirdtion
irrtle’ltioa «, /r 4,1 ^ pince in the life* ambit ons uf
ir pc.mt n ■■ jj g A (tonicv Duckncr ycatcrd iy, the majority of (he students eto
roll-.| at Lakeland high school lliir.
f*.I ®
in \
connection
operatii>:i^
.ur,I r I :!,‘ * ' m
■»i*iiwwifIvii With
" » m» tho
hiu O
pCTi
Those desiring to bo
L’j" 11
of tho Griffith Development Mid 'i:o.ei.
snd now u ‘ jConrtruction,Company.
If** \\ i -- ■ g ig .hoi 3 numbered th • smae
acting as secretary to the |>n t- :i V ,e <li string ti be lonelier* but
'dent. Ho Olid tho pves'.iu.t. II* n i i.s it •heated that such vocation
It. Griffin, were held in $5,(Kin w Hot t i be permanent in i^ll
yinp In ry
, s.
bail each, on charges of using tinIJoetor, electrical engineer, mu11 Asked niniln to defraud.*
teacher, lawyer, housewife and
is only 28 years ol«(.
[Question HisGrcenhmis
previous troubles were ov« r ■ >1 estate dealer came next Three
deals [n MiddlestatcS Oil, for vyhieb ■intol to be foreign inisstonarior,
The Florida a.rone Landers and four each of
n. iP i- he still faces trial.
1 engineer, architect, nurie and
scheme,
automobiles
said,
w• m
ItV ti'al of
ir
.
s.eiiiu.
xj Visdit.” similar lints.
investors, said Mr. Buckner, *.iV The school is not without its
nnmt Tt- "
. idiis, who like adventure, who
the
(iriffin company hougld
orj hyyctV.ctuj,
■ an aestlulie or artistic 11a•m l lots in Putnam county for
r>ir» aiid’ who long for iclf-oxpres
v
>
*lM
$25
per
lot.
These
were
ptiblii* ikWI
■ti
tJne student wanted to be
1laid prtyu**l red to prospect;; on initial pay .i "bootlegger” and a young man
ur.t
1
htcili cowing it •nt of $10 and $10 a month
i,-j rested a dc. iro to be a di'tooHy pha*■,.•• i,( udl payment bind been mew
•. A youth registen I athletic
After
om*
or
two
payment
'
'
1 with rapidity,
i,rector and another capital i l td
[jury th.il can Mo tor obtained a clear title !>> i not indicate the met o d i f
Bh penalty on the immediate settlement ot ••* . .miring bis abundance of cur
Befroe murder. j r- i*n payments.
icy.
Two slntleiits deelar. d
Thon Roirctliing invariably 1.; \ uir intuit.on.* o! being writer*,
phe uij-.-i,*
P- Sarin, ] \b. p ned, the authorities claim, ivh 1 ae a novelist, on a uirtoimist and
id and testimo. P'.'Veatc’d consutnrralion at ii" ,ivo designer;'.
b a! anil tho investor ■wa-t t--ln.ro Uthir occupation included mePtestimony „f tireenhaus. started life as a uev-[or thr pniMrti- boy in the financial district.
defense. will
I punlfhnu-nt.
t k'NTUUY .CLUB INCKEAS1 8
ICl lo r; J. Moiij<lit«>r
r ‘Cnic frankly
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their jiica
CI1ICACO, Mitr.^ 17.— (AT—The
\m n m : n
Century club contained two new
Flint
Nntt»»na'
'tank ttlm
Iir.ombers today’ . George Sytton, of
■
|Effinghnm, 111., and ‘ ‘Uncle’’ J- r ’•Mittirri
pEcim-u
: IVikrr, tlDiErwin, S. IX, were re
.reiving, congratulations on tb tir.„
*5*
JOOth
birthday
anniversary,
ng woman Georgo W. Barlitt nf Fillmore. III..
Heat* by, went them ono better by celebra
i Motz, vir. , iinj*. h|» jo is t anniversary- “ Unde
IHtlten Payson, 1 Jn»" «nifl UnL— '
, - ■• .loe" said ho’ ffever had smoked aur
! ‘ fuelled liquor. * ’*w that sir- j
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RinI whether | California produces approximnti'
Wpiun.*hi;i |y 250,000 tons of sea suit en.h
year.
Heal— Genuine— Good— Timothy Hay, M i x e d
Feeds and straight grains at prices that will
please you. ‘ “ Your money back if you are not
satisfied. “
BRAN~M OLASSES-^COTTONSEED MEAL
a very.
't$
c o o k in g
f^r
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�HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 17, -I92G
PRIGLEY’S TOY
IINE EXPECTED
,h'
iD IPROVE
GOOD! 1-n,>ieb^’°tessentIai.
[U
llVViJ
W V /V X T j NEW YORK, Morch
Zeimer
WinsF rom Irving
In Be nnerB ou tofG odale *s
FightC ardat Local A r m o r y
f„
—. —
•
1Most persons arc bettor off -with
Ivcr Obtained From Islandj out *my ^ n d ^ a rm en ts at „u in*
Mines aicginnimt Toi Show |Se” ® T J S a
Pay Streaks and Skeptics fthah If one should happen ™
Admit Their Guesses B a d , a cold in following this ndvice, *Me»
-------- I
;
‘ him take some coal tar product
■» Rood deal'of whisky ami he
nr. 17.—<Jp)—A thne w illcount, . will be cured in no time."
AVALON, Santa Catalina Island.
W w an l
Y O U can have
a Beautiful
ft
Complexion
* 'Light Workouts nt End
Grovn Strides Out U Miti
DETROIT,
17,— C/P»—
" IMHLADELI’HIA, March 1 7 .- Light workoutsMarch'
far tit? Detroit
(J’l - Nine strikeout's in five in Americans at their Augu * a, (7a.,
ning* by "Lefty" Groves, Connie
Mark’s port-aider. •featursd the training camp, wore Announced at
end, rnd tho firnt rrjtulntion
Mrst Athlelii-PIiHHch pet ics at an
Itame of the tirnrlice season
llrndcntowpi yesterday, the Ath*
I is schc/lulfd for today. The cophtics, winding 11 to 2 ..The Phillies I test will lie the usual St. 1’ ntrick’n
with two out, had n man on third
in the ninth but Wendell hit cn i ilny Imtllo between the “ Irish" and
the “ Germans."
ea i/ grounder.
yNi —Ntck end Arm
i j f n^»"> ,*•
IU)m
Thomas Show.1 l'p .Well
CHICAGO, .Worrit *17.—</F)— A!ph< nsc Thomas, formerly with
llnltiniore, is living up to his
minor I f gee hurling reputation,
show pay streaks as wide ns seven
at the Chicago White Sox camp
at Shreveport, La. During the,l Capt. Ernest Cnrtrr, Chicago, and n half feet running $40, and
two inning i ycrterdntf ho nlcjtjjrd former Irish champion, and W. K narrower veins carrying up to $3-17
Mnragrr
Collins
by * snowing Norvell, ' Chattanooga, also wan a ton, evidenced by smelter re
strength with men on liases. It llieir matches, while Charles CuI turns.
Been::; irttuin that Thomas will lam, formerly of Birmingham, was
The "Quarry", second prospect
defeated by William Harrison, of
win a perm, nent hr:lh.
worked
and originally the source of
'Mi; Ci.irngo Cubs arc prepar Miami.
paving
materials for mainland
Second round mutch play was
ing to leave Catalina island for
roads, yielded a four and a half
engaged
in
today
by
women
golf
the year. They go to Los Angeles
4Vmt vein o f sulphide milling ore
the latter, putt of the week,' p]uy, ers in the west const tournament carrying silver.
f/ve grnieS with the A n gels,'or,1nt Tampa, and men in the Ucllenif
Mother Nature concealed the
championshln
Mia's
Hollywood Stars, and snirt en:1; Iamateur
Carey Beaches Pirate Camp
Dorothy Doyle, Philadelphia, one most promising of the "diggins"
on
April
5.
PITTSBURG, March 17.—M —
of the fnvriritea and medalist, some 1500 feet up the perpendic
J Manager Bill McKecimJe of ihe
continued to turn in good golf ular cliffs over-looking Pebbly
Muprrh Pitching Features
' I’itatpn, was happy today and for
IJeach, where mountain gnats bare
two good reasons,
ST. l.OUIS, Mnr.li 17.—t'/Pi—
ly find footing. On three levels,
Ono cause for joy wan that Mux Superb pitching uu«l heavy hitting
2110 feet in, veins were found twen
Carey, captain nml ccntcrficldcr by the entire team marked the
ty-eight to thirty-six feet across.
of the world's champions, who had Browns’ 12-to-3 victory over the
These are in the Renton, which
lie*n in n St, t.ouis hospital, ar Buffalo rlub of the l.iternntionnl
shows promise of being the richest
rived In camp last night.
lergut*
yesterday
at
Tarpon
producer y d discovered, for the
The other reason was that noj Springs, Fla. Ginn!, IKilen and
mitnl’<r j w ins are widening us work proX-ray taken of Kdclie Moore's i.: { .Ionmini were the Brownie hurlera.
mcis T 1gtesses.
jured foot showed Hint no bone
ton ami i
lofl-ton flotation mill, utilizwere broken. Moore was hurt in
!>• .rui< Breaks I.eg
'",1
1
"
i
'nK
roll
water in the concentration
a recent practice game.
BCSTDN. Mar li -47.—(/Vi—One
itch at iusiccss, has lieen instnlled at
Th? Pirate: i with the exception of lho oulMan.ling leeruits of the
White's Landing at the foot of a
of the injured and rookies, were Itcil Sox will he on tlw helf f it' at
recently completed four-mile road
in San Franriseo today to inaugu lea-it two inontlio? Walter Share*-,
j from the Black Jack mine- rate the first of a six-gaine verio* ot|t[ieldvr-firtL saeker, t/t-ol.e bis
—
j The island, ono of u chain tiiat
with the two Frisco clubs, of the leg ye i erday ns he sir! into tliir.h
j until a hundred years nf?b hnrhorConst JcTgue.
base at New Orleans.
(Z ^
i rd an Indian civilization, nt opt*
The Braves continue to play
l
)
time entertained a rusli in a simiil
Speaker Hl-iflii Field Positions
ehnmiiioiiship brand of hall. Tin \
. way like the one to California in
CLEVELAND, ()., March 17.— rolled up with their sixilh stiaigiv
jf
* '-111. Mining on a broad scale was
hl’i—Sending of McNulty and vietory o f the training season
'r
fo
.
[ prosecuted hut no attempt wav
Sumnin to left field by Manager games when they downed themade to pursue ore bodies to any
Speaker of the Cleveland Indians, Giants at St. Petersburg.
,/
{substantial depth. The next ma*
is taken to mean that .Speaker ia
Four large volumes were re
looking into the future and si-ek
ing to have n man constantly ready quiml to contain the will of a vvo
who may alternate with Charley man who died recently in London
Jamie.'m in that position.
Because of a spiking, Third
nmeman Burns remained out of
the game at Clearwater, with
To Save Johnson’s Arm
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 17he good right arm o f \V:
With The Browns
fbeWUUaras
VONNIE MACK I
Scotch finish ia (he
League this year In i
a eldUe rAce.
I SAN ANTONIO, March 17.—
Manager Hornsby looks for three
cast-off* pitchers from the Ameri
can League to assist greatly In tho
pennant fight— namely Solhormi,
I I..U Mil.tlt ■■i 1■I Hf o i t a
AJoHnson
and. Mails
Soflioron hrolic in with the
Browns, then went to Cleveland
THIS SPEAKER’S hair is get [drifted hark to the minors and was
ting grayer and grayer ' every . recalled by-Rickey, who liked him
Sothoday.... Pretty Anoif Jie’ll lie eligi ' when he was n Brownie.
ron, always n pitcher with grunt
ble for Igmdis' job.'
possibilities, handicapped himself
by* too much experimenting.
He
•in said to tie all over that fault an
i Well ns inability to hundlc hunts.
or, o$ a sports editor, either.
• • *
•.
DESPITE the fact that it will
cut deep into Ida dancing, Harry
Grob, wo note, has agreed to take
another shot at Tiger ‘ Flowers.
,
. ,. .
ONE of tho mysteries of the age
is how Palm Beach ever got Bo he
u fashionable center when it is too
hot to wear raccoon coats there,
• • *
*
MARK. MARQUETTE of Milwaukce postcards this one: “ Say,
nut, has our mutual friend, the Pie-
"S ly " Johnson is the pitcher for
whom Detroit paid $40,OOP, getting
Herman Pilletto to hoot.
Pillette
lia<J one good year hut Johnson nevor struck ilia stride as. a Tiger,
Says he never could quite agree
with Cobb on how to pitch-.
4
Walter Mails in just the same old
Mails, ah'/ayn clowning hut a great
pitcher when nt the top of his
game.
He lias his fun whi'n not
«>» the mound but there is no more
serious pitcher in the game when
I'*' •* in actuul competition.
TVRl'S it. conn
Made major. Ii-ngtie debut with
■Detroit in summer of IPtl.V Itinight
for $700.
Led American League in batting
1cession.
Holds modern record for steal
ing 12 mit of l.'t seasons, nine in
succession,getting DO in )*t1r*.
Has lifetime, hatting mark of
.372, topping American League in
that respect.
Also lends hia circuit in games
played, times at lint, funs scored,
most liiti, most triples, most total
liases, nio.-t stolen sacks. Holds
the mnjnr league mark in many of
them.
Has scored 100 runs or more
10 seasons. Has made 200 or inpro
hits nine time-, also a record.
Has batted over .400 three times,
with Gctuge Sisler of the Browns
jointly holding the present Amctican League record of .420.
vln Unto poled out five Imme runs
in two consecutive days, n major
league mark.
Has been in three world scrie-i
Ratted .308 in 1008 classic..
Appointed manager of. the Tygers start of 1P21 season.
ERNIE VICK M AY PROVE
EXCEPTION TO RULE
AND UV. Mnximilliun Wiseman,
.well known'In tony medical circles,
sponsors this nrje:
Guest in a hotel goea to the
phone and ask* the girl if Red
Grange is in the house.
“ Who7" she ask*.
'
■'Red Grange," he repents, "Rend
him up.
I need name ice."
THEY have a great sense of hu
mor in Florida......Rocky Kansas
was introduced to a Tampa fight
, crowd the other night ns the light- '
weight champion of the world and '
everybody applauded.
Ernie Vick, former
i center from Michigan,
-e
IT 1* not hard to recall the day the "All-America Eater
, nnd date of Custer’s iasl fight, hut Cardinals.
ills spec
who cun remember Dempsey’s last steaks.
one 7
JOHN D. ROCK FK1.I Kit -ut
six tdn>1w» off bis score the other
day. ....This indicates either ht»
Counting or Lin golf is improving.
BABE RUTJi it chasing flies in
the spring camp with nn eve shade
on .... That’s nothing’, we've seen
layers chiming ’em who looked us
they had blinders on.
S
AS the reformers write It: "A
woman is only n woman hut -a good
cigar is a crime."
Unirhing,
‘ eev* used
- l,i,,1
time.
■rlhig
hull-ming
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. Mur. 17.
—Many collegiate football stars
f
have tried their ham! ut' profesH*0,,u* huM'hnlh
The result lias
bcetf n complete flop—for the ma- h
" >*
Jonty.
Ernie Never*, California's footI /jiffy
ball sensation, is living given a ■
irin| |,v tho St. Louis Browns this I L
spring as a pitcher. 'But there
j;
urc many who already are predictft f
ierica ing his failure un nn American A . * •
III as * League prai{i(^.
j
g tlie
One vviui nromises to prove that
* log ' it is possible to become an Alli
American grid star and a major
ffl&r t
■league star at tho fcume time is
/(-l
,
i are I Henry Kriiri-t Vick, who was the
t J
imgcr eenti-r choice by the late Waller
\ i
food Camp on the 1D—1team.
Vick
YY
m ix s
was Michigan's pig-skin snapper.
' \\
I tlic
At pre.cnt \’ick is a member of
\\
poxv- the St. Louis Curdiiuils' catching
N
staff utul they do say that he may
y
v‘
gel at. much work as Boh O'Furrcil
;
imtny next summer.
field*
(Mucked by Branch Rickey, who
tionnl lia>i a Imhby for collego ball playj
r sec* •-», Vick lias gone tlirough the
>xx- is stages, of experience.
IIo was American .
right with Houston in tlic Texas League last reason
i in I'.123, with Louisville in the the Cardim
YOU KNOW M E A L
fseiY .K U E H ^ .T V tJta ^ \
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Eddie Collins Has
Much Praise For
John M os til’ s Work
SHREVEPORT, La.. Mar. 15.
— NE A—Outfielder Johnny Mostil
of the Chicago White Sox is des
tined shortly to take his place dk
the greatest outfielder iu the
American Longue.
That is the opinion held by bin
manager, Eddie Collins. No ono is
much better qualified to pasa' on
the merits of “ Bananas," as Collins
years ago nicknumed Mostil.
This year Collins is more than
ever won over by the remarkable
possibilities of Mnstil.
“ The White Sox fans were alwayn wild ubqpt ‘ Happy’. Frlsh.
Well, in another year, perhaps it
may be two, they will be telling
you that Mostil is n better matt.
“ For the first time in his career
Mostil, last year, played with initia
tive. I impressed upon him that I
wynted him to take advnntago of
ids great ubility and when he failed
to pull something there would he
no one to chide him.
"Tlie moment I made Moatil hr*
liove in himself as a fielder and
baseball runner he began do do the
marvelous things of -which ho is
capable.
"Mostil is us good a hitter as he
is a fielder and bn3erunndr, hut be
doesn’t quite believe in himself yet.
The mo. 1 nt lie gets the proper
confidence in himself at the plate
By Dick Dorgan
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CITY T A X BOOKS
APRIL
1st.
City Tax Books will close AprilWj
lands upon which taxes remain unpaid
Used and sold for taxes, as provitjedly(
taxes remaining unpaid will be pWi
deputy collce'tor, and a fee chumu
same.
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This decorative
3-lighx
Riddle Fitment
nationally
advertised
price $ 1 2 .5 0
for
a n d y o u r old
fixture
T h is o ff« co®
just at the ngW™
when you sre dou*
less planning^
decorate Your
You don’t need-]
tolerate old style ■
tires any } on^VJ
turn them m flg j
ceive 25^0
ancc on
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Fitments. Uotnjg
and see us ao°
yery unusual ofleev
p e n in s u u b j
t ‘ 1)2 M l f H l
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r raining* |
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*'iIding
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Fluorine
.Celling
Finish
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�THE SANFORD K
OPPOSE stftA W
Embargo? Is Lifted By
D U ^ A L O , March 17—{/pj—tti
one reason or another tb6 cost of
a building as stated in the permit
is fropi twenty to twenty Pfr
cent under the actual outlay.
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HH»,aainpa Terminal
Suppose we udd (12,900,000 to cart '’ •strict, from B. O. Prince freight
for this. It would give us neatly manager of the railroad The te,e.
$03,000,000 worth jgi new bu! Jilin? Pram, wired from Wilmington, N.
authorised during January
and ' •. read:
February,.the first two months if
the year. And it should be.borne ‘•We ore cancelling entirely over
in mind that this does not ihcluile
lfJe. ksfe-thnn-car-lootl cmfigures from scores of towns win r Mam?
d n
,)?inB yo« under*
construction is proceeding rapidly, h. - WC *5™, taklnP chances on
ndr nro the mill Ions "expended jn I
aL Tampa being
suburbs and in the county included, ar r
an-* rolling addition“The state expects to
spend “! kss-than-cnr-lond traffic ran
Tampa. Your co-operation
roughly •$12 ,000,000 on highwayi
during the year. The counties will n this respect is enlisted for cerat least triple that nmrfunt,* Alto btiniy we would dislike to place an
gether I believe the highway con- individual embargo against Tam
strustion will represent in tlio pa proper.”
Xenboard officials pint at Wild*
neighborhood of 550,000,000.
“How much the .railroads nrd wood Sunday and obtained reports
public utilities will spend no nm>l knowing freight movement through
knows but it seems- to be evident i out the state has been improving.
it win run to between $76,000,000! J.enioyll of the embargo which bad
and $ 100 ,000,000.
I wen in effect since Nov. U, 11)25
"Millions will go Into the de was the result of the meeting
velopment of deep water harbor*,|
and municipalities will npchd other!
millions (or street paving nnd ex-1
tension^ of s«wer( water, gas and
electrical facilities. Other vast
sums are being spent on the de
velopment of our agricultural lands
The expenditure of these hun
dreds of millions makes it certain
that this yenr will be the be.<t
Florida ever has experienced.
Thero will be work for everyone
who desires to work. There will
be all the business that our merchants nnd business men can enrv
for.
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“Florida, ns nn investment, was
never-on a more sound bnsM tlmn
now. * 'Florida business ever faced
a brighter future/'
Georgia Lady, Who Had Lost Too
Much Weight, Was Advised
to Take C&rdui and Is
Now Well.
overnight or
tk of grippe,
Ior tonsilitis,
[ista nn- new
lb*, the puri
st*! con: pound
th? effects of
imbincd, with>II*CU of eilh-
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Long
Time Loans. on Residences
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Easy Repayment Plan
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Office In new Mfirriweatber Ballding
2nd Street.
I
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203 Oak Arenne
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Specializing in generators, starting motors, mag
neto lighting, wiring and ighitfon. Also armifture nnd motor winding.
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Expert and courteous service. Ail work guar
anteed unconditionally ngainat defects or work
manship for ninety days. Wo solldt yotfr pAtronage, assuring satisfaction at reasonable prices.
Balance I.flic Rent
Best Cooking
Continuous Service
L. P . C H I T T E N D E N
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
of' this place.
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THESE TRUTHS
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Get 8. 8. 8. friun any i!r«g uloro.
Aod gvt thu larger buttle, ll'tt moro
•ccnornlcal.
J. H. JACKS'
DUNKIRK, N. Y„ Mar, 17.—W)
Minister* of the. Grape Belt Asso
ciation representing a section whkh
produces considerable grape juke.
Romans* until gin? far windows
in their homes in th' firjt century-
OW conaclous we aro of our
akin t Even ono littlo plmpio
sr blackhead will bo embarrass us
lliat wo want to bldo right away.
And eczema, holla, blotches and
rashes! Why, theso awful things
"After I married, thirteen months simply- destroy nil our ambition!
ago, I suffered with dreadful pain, 1,ut, what confidence we have In
at.ina
nnrpelvoa if our akin Is clear and
in my s id « during
My «ld unbu>mlshod-free from any eniphurt so had it nearly killed mo. I pons or breaking out! A clear akin
had to go to bed and ntny nomo- is ono of the greateat possession*
tlmos two ’ weeks at n time.
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*° ca*>' 10
____ i hare 11- All that la necessary is to
could not work and I Just dratted
our nystems full of rich, red.
around tho house.
pure blood. 8. 8. B. helps Nature
"I got very thin—I wept from 1-’S imild this blood. And tho impuri-
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m other had long been ft Al3Fr nT
ayetem.
Cnrdul and nho know what a good i jj you want tho klnd.of akin that
medic ne It waa for this trout e, so curates meh and conipela tho adahetold me to gel potm- and toko it, m|ration of other women. Just re1
to tho atore nftor it and bethat you can’t lrnvo It if
fo r o \ had taken tho flrat bottio ,our |)loo,i Js impoverished. But,
1 began to Improve.
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|ual build red-hlood-cella In your
"My aide hurt leas and I be^nn to Mood-with 8. 8. 8. and your dream
improve in health. . . . The Cardul ^ a B0(t>rosy, velvet akin, dear of
prl<*d as a rino tonic and I do not ^.minima, will ho ro- ,— , —.
feel like the Baton person. ! urn m^d. Then notlro f
Nbo much bolter. I am well now. ho Jifforonco In t h o f ^ O ^
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1 hive mined ten, pounds and uni , ay you feei.
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rtill gaining. My sides do nut s. g. g. has proven x ; 7*
trouble me nt nil.
gerpTMIons lljat *>. '
"I wish every suffering -wmnrm t helps Nature build
know about Cardul."
NC-1M tha rich, red blood that makes beau-
Mrfcs
A day-byday story of a Florida community that we
believe will show more comparative progress In the
nest five yean than Any other city la the state.
Sst forth In a ssrlsa of fouri<«n sdvsrtls#m«nts in
as wrantkVfirf.'ttifisa W
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will m shown that Sanford NOIV baa svory *s»»nfl«l
for a grsat flty.
Stand-patirra nrc “out" in Sanford.
A progreasive citizenahip— a new gen
eration— n o w controls its destinies.
It comprises ambitious and determined
men and women, radiating success, nnd in the prime o f life.
Factional troubles arc not countenanced in Sanford. The cooperative spirit
its near an possible to being 100 per cent effective, is an essential feature of
Sanford's constructive policy,
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1— Sanford It the World'! Greatest Celery Produc- ' lag Center,
2—
Sanford's Recreational and Pleasure Facilities.
3—The Hotel Forrest Lake, Sanford’s Tourist
headquarters.
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The St. Johns Riv^r and Lake Monroe.
5—
The St. Johns Riverdndten River Canal.
6—Sanford as a Better Place to Live.
7—Sanford as a Transportation Center.
And that spirit of welcome accorded the stranger in Florida's twelfth largest
cily!
Before you know it, you become a part o f the. social, civic and busi
ness circles here.
Your interest is aroused by the speed and thoroughness
with which they attack their problems nnd consummate their plans.
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her o f Commerce, Real Estate Board, Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Lions Club,
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Club in addition
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It’s that unusual and happy state o f mind, after all, ’ that builds cities— that
doubled Sanford's population in five years, drawing its people from all fortyseven states in the Union. Sanford people believe that the “ Sanford Spirit"
can accomplish anything within reason which the community seta out to do.
At Sanford are inexpensive homes and homesites, farms, acreage, business
and industrial locations.
paved streets.
Friday, Mar^h 19th at 1:30 p. m
Municipally owned utilities.
Three banks.
M odern schools, and churches o f all demoni-
nations.
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ilhmjt question in tijc mo ft talked Jtf t<»wn
'i lb sell the above ileaeribeti^ropfit)'
ing, water sports.
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Other recreational facilities o f the type that has brought
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WE MEAN AUCTION .
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Information, booklet and reprinti of any or. pit of the adcerlUerntnli in ifut tone* uiffl
PLENTY OF HUfAPE *
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M where values are increasing br h*P* snd nboumis. ond
Sanford Chamber o f Com m erce
be mailed upon requttl.
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m<<>! Y ou t^akc the'pricr we makr tk*;4 rwi, that a
Free Bug Serviee From Our Office
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Eigtcen-hole golf course.
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Forty-seven miles o f
Come and See for Yourself
—wliy Sanford votufi nro unlnfltUd and why lavoat*
manta aro atrlctly iucoma aorntna and not -ap*«ulati\»
You'll a*r, for Inatanca, an 11,000.000 raoord salary crow
balnx harvaatad.
You'll aaa n city fronting on n magnlSrant loka, h«4<l
of navigation on lha St. John* Jtlvar nffordad ehaapav
trnnaportatlon by «ll*walar rout* to prlnrlna) BnaUrn
aaaporlat Itoa.odo municipal plar and bondtd war* * 1
houaa to ba built.
You'll aaa n city on tha main Una (division haadquartara) of tha Atlantia Coast Llnr railroad and on lb«
*roo»-*Ula Dials Highway mldwny betwoon Jackson-villa and Tampa, i’ullatau but asrvlcs to alt parts of
Florida.
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You’ll ass. too, th* natr half-mllllon-dollar rorraat Lana
Tourlat llolcl.
You'll aaa proparty valuta Ilka thoat ran sr* aoap*tomta to up North and you will ba eonvfncad. as olharu
havo btioma. that today, Sanford offer* tho auras o*4
ROOM 9, BOCK BUILDING—PIIONB 2613
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MARCH 17* i f o i
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11— Automobiles for Sale
Sanford Dally Herald
STEWART THE FLORIST"
T R T IC K , fo r sale, good con
Flowers (or all occasions.
dition. cosy terms. Call o r1write
814
Myrtle. Phono 260-W,
Louis Allises, Montezuma Hotel,
Sanford.
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27— Professional Services
W AN T AD . R A T E S
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Terms; Cash la Advance
Telephone ids, will he received
fur patrons and collector sent
immediately for payment
1 Time — ... —_____ 10c a line
f Times __________ 8c a line
0 T im e s__ __ ___ ___ 7 c a line
f$6 Times __________ Ac a line
The reduced rates are for
consecutive bwfirtiona.
Blx words of averago length
•re counted a! tins. *
Minimum charge of 80 for
first insertion. * .
Alt\ advertising Is rectrlcted
to proper classification.
If nn emrr Is made The flan,
ford Herald will be responsible
(Tor only one Incorrect insertion,
the advertiser * for 'aubeeauent
Insertions. The office should be
notified Immediately in case of
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
SELL1 GOOD USED CARS
Year
Make
26
Graham
Typo
Truck
Graham
Truck
Dodge
Coupe
Overland
Touring
Ton Truck
Touring
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
representative
thoroughly familiar with rates.
Dodge
give you complete information.
(And If you wish, they will
assist you In wording your
want ad. to malm It more af
fective.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Dodgo
Adverthen should give their
street or. postofflca address as
Well.afe their phone number It
tbiy desire results. About one
fader oufe>of • thousand has
a tolephone, and tii$ others
Sedan
Dodge
Roadster
Dodgo
Touring
(I—Announcements I
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‘ f o u n d u pair of tortoist rim
■glasriui. Own* r may r- reive by
giving the proper identification
and pay fug for JnL ad. The Ifcmld
Office
II— Automobiles
l l —^A ulonnihllvs F o r Snlc
Dodge
Coupe
“ Terms to some people"
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Jne.
Ork Ave.. at Second St.
Phone 3
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10— I, ohI and Found
WOMEN and girls for every -de
partment of laundry, both white
and colore*!.
Sanford Laundry,
3rd and Cedar.
WANTED — Experienced clerks,
men and women. Apply 312
Sanford Avenue.
Coupe
Touring
glri* Pectoris,, Dropsy, Asthma
High Blood PrcMiire, Paralysis, I
will gladly tell you free, how you
Jan get quick and latding relief;
Without using drugs, medicine or
Mrtinu. Addrvrs R. V. Walden, Box
1350, clow Haven, Conn.
, THREE YOUNG LADIES
WANTED:
To make friendly calls to private
homes. No selling, pleasant worn
and good pay. See me nt Valdez
Hotel I,6bby Friday evening be
tween V and 8 o'clock or Saturday
morning 8 and 9 o'clock.
MR. MAYER
Touring
Scrvicu.
llEAL ESTATE SALESMEN
Only producers wanted. We have
nn unusually /Htractive proposition
to offer to hustlors who have runic
to Sanford to make money.Our list
ings ami clionlel is the Le. r. Jf
you are a salesman amJ want to
make permanent connections, where
your services will bo appreciated,
and your Income unlimited Ad
dress Box
caro Herald, lor
nn interview.
'Automobiles For Hire
FGRIJ curs for hire.
Phone <ir,C,1
15— S e rv ice S ta tion s— R e p a ir -i DAIRY L U X cii 4 j w
lease,
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|equipment, Including three-fourth
ton Dodg/e Truck. FuUutvcidignlion,wD«ily^)fput, 7JP West Uni
WANTED!
versity
Avhmie, Gainesville, Fin.
5000 S>iueaks
Wo’U tako^’em out anil
VII---Livestock
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Mondny and Tuesday,
Feb. 22 and 23 .
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
DODGE
Mill-dr O. Phillips Co., Iiic.
III— Business Service
FJetuuro cats and Graham-truck
Oak ami 2nd Street
Phone 3 j i8 — B usiness S ervice O ffe re d
TRACTOR Service, clearing Mow
ing, disking Hiid street grading,
ljut us do your subdivision. M M
Lord, Route A, Box 216.
HU PH— MAKMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
206 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 13
LINCOLN - FOrtD — FORDSON
Edward Higgins. Inc.
CoDimercial Si Palmetto. Phone 831
DIANA
- — Diana Bales nnd Service
Y. Pint Nt.
Phona 617
fc. Q. f’CRTER. Mgr.
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^ Sanford Dealer, H. A Rive
208 W. First SL
Phone ill
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CHRYSLER
OH AS! T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
411 AS7 l«t SL
Phone 602
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Saiiferd Stove & Furniture Co
821 E. First Street
Wc carry a full line
Our prices nre rigid
Ca«h or
terms. We want your business. IIAHY i-1.ii l.s for sab-. Different
\an ctii: . hntchim; <v«*rv week.
Cull and p luce vour order enrlv.
{ SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
Sunnyiddc Hatchery, Luugwoot),
"The Rex all Store"
We make a specialty of our prompt Fla.
filling of prescriptions nnd quick 460 WHITE Leghorn yearling hens
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nnd pullcta at $1.40 each, any
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches number—also Brown Leghorns.
Mrs E. 1. Jtill, 420 Calhoun St.,
Augusta, G a.
LANKY’S DRUG STORE—Pre
script ions, Drugs, Sudan. Wc
T U I - -M e r c h a n d is e
a® ns near you as ycur phone
Call 103.
i 55— Farm nmi^TTalry F rodu cln
61— Miscellaneous
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Pendleton, Znng, Dr. Norton
and many other varieties.
$2.60 per hundred, delivered.
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COMPANY
Orange City; Florida,
TIIE BALL HARDWARE
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■o lots on Palmetto Ave
just South of Geneva
Street
$1600 ON TERMS
For the two lots
FURNISHED front bedroom, ad
joining bath, privata family,
gentlemen preferred. 121 Popular
Avenue.
X — Real Estate For
R ent
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railroadi mi II
SurroondiaeU
balance l-M
interest Tttli
berance and |
Drive out i
talk to the
Relieve youa
is quoted it I
dollars per ■
It. W. LAWTON
Phone 743
Meisch Building
• $1000 CASH
Will purchase . a five room
house near Highland Park lo
cated on a very desirable cor
ner. Owner leaving Sanford
umLnnxiouB to null.
$8,000
5 acres, bciui
10 screj, 7 gt«
10 acres, ctv|
Balance Arranged
CORNER LOT
on Magnolia Avenue ‘offered
for quick sale nt—
$2150—5700 Cash.
Balance Easy
WILL trtde t
farm with fadt
for Sanford k
estate of equl
inre Hfnli .
h'J— WantnJ—8
CORNER LOT
in Fort Mellon, located on El
liott Avenue.
$2253
Easy Terms
New fivo room Stucco Bunga
priced.
RUN AN AD in these columns.
The cost is small, results ore
great. Phone 148.
Term s
Beautiful six
room
Spanish
type stucco bungalow, hard
wood floors,
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Reasonable
double .garage,
Term*.
Roc-Rond Stucco, five room
closet nnd bath, 2 porches, city
conveniences. Price $7,000—
$2,000 cash. Balance terms.
ROOMS, with or without meals
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
ATTRACTIVE targe room, twin
beds, $40 per month. Ncur For
rest Lake Hotel. Cull 671-J.
a
Heal Estih
(is— Rooms Without Board
TWO bedrooms newly furnished
all conveniences. Also garage
20,"> E. lOtii St.
MAGNOLIA AVENUE
BUNGALOW
Containing, large living room
sleeping room, kitchen, bath
room and screened porch which
can b« used for n sleeping
porch.
$4760—Small cash payment.
Balance easy monthly pay.
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1— H ou ses F o r Sale
Geneva Avenue.
ROOM for rent and furniture for
sale. Bed, safe, and table, good
hunt inn, reasonable 418 Onk Ave.
$4160-4600 Cash.
Balance Monthly.
EAST FRONT
X I— Real Estate For
Sale
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
Organization Incorporated
Masonic Bldg
Phono707
516 First knt’l. Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
FOR SALE, direct by owner. Lot
60x117 feet on Oak Avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth Streets,
$1,800. Easy terms. Act quick
for real bargain. Box 27, core of
ONE LOT on Palmetto Avenuo at
Herald.
20th Street. $1,617. I). Zciter,
care Herald■e n B l o c k
Four lots, between l’opulur and FOR SALE— 6 room Spanish Stuc
co House, very reasonable with
Pccnn Avenues, with 102 ft.*, on,
second St. extending through to substantial cash payment. Write
Tbjrd. Wjtli same frontage. Know box 10.
Sanford and you rcalizo these Iota,
must soon he absorbed by business 87— Acreage for Sale
then the price is. per per ft. and
not per lot. Take advantage of FIVE acres, 2 cleared - and tiled,
5 room house, good chicken
the per lot price, $2000 per lot.
$760 cash, balance over 2Va years.. yard, gnrago West First St, op
Phone 07-1-H, W. J. Hnwkrigg, 810 posite Fcslcr’a Filling Station.
For particulars apply Mr*. R. E.
Elm Avenue.
Millen.'ISOO Magnolia Av<?nucBARGAINS— BARGAINS
OWNERS
One Lot No. 160
South front in Pinehurst
I ‘i— Building— C 'onitucling
on Hughey
f if t e e n
acres
c e l e ivy
FARM ON PINEWAY DRIVE,
NEAR LAKE JESSUP. FULLY
EQUIPPED IN THE VERY HIGH
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STATE OF CULTIVATION WILL
SELL AT BARGAIN FOR NEXT
TEN DAYS ONLY.— II. M. RUM- 713.
a
Balance contract
TWO IIOUES FOR SALE or rent.
Also 2 lots, one* with garage.
Must be disposed of within tan
days, Purty going north. See own
er. 1320 Douglass St. Buena Vista
THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT
— Central West Virginia's larg
est dally. Want (id rate 1 l-2c per
word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or
more lc per word each inserthvi
PHONE 148 for nrompt attention
and experienced service in ar
ranging your copy.
advertise
TWO LOTS
IN FRANKLIN TERRACE
No. 118 and 1^9.
$1,250 each. Terms.
Address C. II. PEAUCE
10 ACRE OELERY FARM
607 West 2nd Street.
on hard road
7 ACRES CLEARED; f
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DOCTOR ORDC15EO
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1 a c o u t j r i K e v o -a e o T n
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, C&T UP W &&T
at—^ f° r qU Ck 8nl<> by 0WT1cr
low on Sanford Avenue, near
IX — Room s and Board
85— Lois For Sale
. - . b u r n i s h e d h o u se
With two rooms and bath i„
eated on Palmetto Are. n,»r
South Side School. Buyer carl
take possession, Apr. 10. Of.
NEW, SEVEN ROOM Clonial
, House, largo hall,
porches,
breakfast room etc.
On a beautifully nhaded
lot,
eastern exposure. Now ready,
Immediate possession small down BEAUTIFUL SPANISH STUCCO
payment, baluncc like rent. Phone
HOME
REALTORS nnd Broker* should 48, or call nt N. West corner of
Ready for immediate
carry n coniplcle list of their Magnolia and Second Sir’s.
Occupancy.
best offerings in the classified colums daily. ‘
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
On Seventh comer Mellooville Ave.
Corner Eighth. Six rooms with
(15— Specials at the StnreH
large breakfast room, screened
porch and open fireplace In living
room.
Many built-in features.
Large closets in bed rooms. A t
tractive electrical fixtures. Priced
ELECTRIC!
very reasonable. Representatives
on premises nt nil times to show
you them.
Cdmo in and set! our line of
Electrical Appliances^"
EL VERANO BUILDING CO.
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Room 225 Mcisch Building,
HOMES!
Percolntors, ^rons. Waffle
.
City Offica At* - .
Irons, Ton's tors,* etc.
FOR SALE: Cow Penn, Velvet
74— A p a rtm e n t* and F in is
Beans. Cotton Seed, Biloxi and
Seedsmen.
Augusta,
Ga.
4ANFOIUI ROOFING CO. Tile
TWO room apartment for rent,
roofs, built up roofs. He-roofing LARK Burred Rock nure bred
Furnished front rooms, ground
WILLYS ■KNIGHT and Overland
K. and M. Mulur Co., l’uik and over old roofs. Loak* repaired. Es
ego* |Mr Netting $2.50 nnd $6.00. floor. 609 E. 3rd St.
timates free. Sntisfnetion guaran See Mrs. John Diehl. Mellonville
Coiainert-ul.
THREE room furnished apart
teed. Oak Ave. and 3rd St. Phone Avenue, City.
BKMINOI.E HUDSON ESSEX
ment for rent, with bath. 100G
III.
INC.
Union Avenue, i lu.ne 99.
FOR PURE bred Rhod*- island
20ft Oak Aveuua
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds
eggs
Call 2112.
Send in your subscription to the
- Phone 41
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work.
Tribune or hand it to your local
Water am) Boat Turks. At Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele I AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AU dealer so you can road Florida's
ft;: ' .
CHEVROLET
KU*ta, Ga., Augusta's greatest greatest newspaper. One yenr,
phone 111.
Dun -Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
clasnifu-d medium, rate, cash, 9c $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur
general .barge, 10c minimum.
Tenth ayd Sanford Ave., phone 768 MIRACLE Concrete Co., |
ance policy add 75c to your order.
cement work, sidewalks,, buildMorning
(ng hlm-krv Irrigation boxesl. J. It MAINE — Watcrvtlle,
Sentinel. Thousands o f Maine ADVERTISING gets result* if it
Torwillegcr, Prop.
•
REEL St S(JNS
reaches potential buyers. I’apeople are interested in Florida
You Drive it.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you property. Reach them through latka Dally News is circulated id
W. Myrtle nnd 2pd SL al R. R
want to sell your uVed enrs, ad the Sentinel. Rate card on ap- an industrial and agricultural sec
vertise daily on the classified page. idies tion
tion.
B B r w T N f; n
77— Houses for Rent
HORSE, bridle and aaddlo for sale. FOR RENT— House garage in
Beuna Vistn. Apply 1200 Mag
John Murphy, Gindcrville, Fla.
nolia A v e n u e . _______•
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
80—Summer Places for Rent}
cn tubs for washing celery.
F. F. DUTTON A CO.
FOUR ROOMS furnished, bungn
FOR SALE— Sweet pens, and oth
low In Lake Mary, Fla., for sum
er flowers. Also butter and mer. Also winter if desired. Sc<
eggs. John Jones,. Bonrdnll Ave. Mrs. Alia, Lake Mary.
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
las, sweet peas and other cut 81— Wonted— To Rent
Dowers, 25c per ,dozch.
Phone
REFINED Ohio Couple guarantee
40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
best care of homo during owner’s
summer
absence. A. R. McKinstry,
G-l— Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers
Box 85, Longvrood, Fla.
GLADIOLA BULBS
HouHes
STORE SPACE 1
Irith c. McLander Arcade
SCHULTZ Plano for sale, in per
fect condition, used one year.
McKinney Rylandor
C h i r o p r a c t i c adjustments for B ojc 65 care Herald.____________
(Owner)
that kidney and bladder trouble
of yours will restore them to nor- ELECTRIC rang© stove fo r sale
Sanford RcnUl Agents
cheap. Address,. Box 110 care of
mancy. Phono 482-J for appoint
ment. Dr.' W. E. MacDouqnll, 807 Herald.
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THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN
First National Building.
PRACTICALLY now sewing m iWIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing * chino with ottd'chmcnts, also n
REALTY CO.
Engraving, Embossing. See Uf beautiful new cream colored eve
first. Wo do it. Phona 417-W ning 'wrap. Box 8, care Herald.
O*
> Ave.-pominerciai o* ■*
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THREE burner got range, white WE ARE starting building 5 "tores
U. Z. care Herald. •
on Sanford Ave., comer 7th
IV — Em ployment
Street. Will arrange stores to» SWt
FLEXO— Fine Door covering for tennant on lease, write or call El
32— Help Won led— Female
halls or kitchens. 14 yards, 36 Vcrano Building Co. Room 226
inches wide. $0.00. Address, Mrs.
M. Mar Jin, 318 Magnolia Avenue, Mcisch Bldg.
35— S alesm en and A g e n ts
Dodge
sale, cheap.
Avenue.
Touring
Sedan
UI discontinuance MUST-be
db in pcrWn at The Sanrd Herald of Dec or by letr. Telephone dlsccntinusacea
• net valid.
mrteous. .. PrompL—Efficient
TO contract clearing land.
119 enre Hrrnld,
5ft-^IIousehold Goods
25— Florists.
75— Business Places for Bent
By GEORGE M cM A N U S
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ALL Y'TAUC
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WtLL.\T you CAN THINK
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BUT Go r ——
AHEAP •
ABOuT LODE-? ________
When rumora spread in Ypsilnnti,
Mich., that Wlllintn and Herman
Croasle, held for tho murder of
Harry Cyb, were to be released for
lock o f evidence, townspeople peti
tioned State Attorney General
Dougherty to investigate. His ofird in some o ficc did so, and the men are still
'ctija pro op, ii being hold on chnrgcs o f murder.
Troeketa fim Herman Crossie is above; William,
below.
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Youths Saw.O^t o f
Jan >n 30 Minutes
NORTH ■LI
ROCK. Ark.,
|Mar.
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It Jpst60kntn-17.—W H.
utes for three youths to-aaw their
w"ny to freedom after being Inenrncted in tha city Jail .last night,
in connection With the robbejy of
two filling stations and. twb drug
s t o r e s Sunday.
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The youths were Earnest Pearcy.
E d Long and Will BroWn.
The
hoys were locked in the jail at ti
o'clock and at Gi.TO o'clock jail at
tendants who took supper to them.
For Eastern
E R , J|aK - 1 7 ^ P
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I New York business nihn.
. from Boston, the Profestfi&colTogc lads come otit
East theqjt.want to see the
its’ “ wlWdat and woolicst."
do.‘ JUtt like any tourist
8 Y b A fl Chinatown— a la
. “ Stage stuff,".which is
raspdntlble for the chills a middlew s te m *ch'0ol-ma’nm feels creep
down' her spine on Fell street,
■Kewf York, his' made the west a
nsorg ‘ wfeked looking place than
was >vcr droartied* o f lir “ slxgun”
Tho ./Mtld*" ranches this time
o^year are scenes of great a c t i v i
ty. The cowboya are gcltfmr ready
for the summer’! flock of “ dudes”
•^the same whO still pull the old
fags; about selling the Brooklyn
>«3tfe or\tbe Grand Central station
o tho country boys, also eglicd
( g U c k e r s ."
v.
Actlre Now
‘ The ranch hand* are spending
alny days' In tho barn patching
dfikrer where he placed them last
faB. With thesh slung Tound his
wriMty hsf looks ,11k* /■* cross- be*
tvlkeiv a movie western (hero and
v Ilfs In and pleases the; “ dude*" Immehieiy.
’ -when the guests arrive* some of
Utv cowboys<wlso get out ,46s and
ricm 'v fh o stagecoach home with
shouting and shooting, X
h jy iie ii -spirit of the west,” the
business man say* knowingly to
thy lady from Boston. He yells
beenns* of the shooting. She does
hot reply. She wonders whether
abb;will rivet, get back home with
■ Wh«l* aeUlpr She Jms heard they
Ians' pvery^rhi
.
f iiitu r n
th e woman teacher from Boston
even dons divided, skirts—-as near
ns her modesty will, allow fier to
assume what she believes is the
character of a fascinating young
.cowgirL Tlte business man cuts
quite a figure In chnns, although
they do to hide 'the flabbiness of
his legs, and his stomach bulges
oyer an ammunition belt. The pypfessor has a hard time mixine
dignity arid .beribbonrd glasses with'
a red bandanna .knotted Around hi?
neck. Tha college boys are de
termined to break every mustang
outlaw on the range tq their wills.
It's usually s.tocklebutT under the
saddle that makes the “ mustang’'
mean.
' All of the visitor* pay dearly for
the pjeasure o f ranching .It- In
return, attired in wide hats, they
get the thrll o f bouncing bumpily
over the hills on horses that doted
by the corral fence all winter, ex
cept when the cowboys bitched
them to hay wagons. The “ dudes"
even have the Joy of
getting
thrown—“ bueked o f f they
will
brag when they return home—
when their horses crimp their mus
cles almost as violently ds though
they were flickelng o ff flies. The
woman from Boston, the business
man, the professor and tho cpllegt
boys alike get galled an‘d sore musclod, for the B h k c of being “ pioncera."
:
Shooting Allowed
I Th* buslnesa man and th* c o l'
leg* lads may even draw their guns
and*blase away, at the blue sky If
they wish, If they blase In\any
other direction the msnagernent
will add 'll to their bills of they
kill steers, and the gnme wardens
will gat them if they happen to hit
•tray deer out of season.
Easterners, however, were tho
true pioneer* in beginning tho
"dude" ranch business. One of
those, the Into Howard Eaton, came
west and profited ns a real cattle
rancher in western Wyoming. He
was among the. first to realise
that i?y mixing “ dridra” and steers
O U c o W r o d t h a t t h e y w e r e (T im e .
T l j e y h a d ’ s a w e d t h e h a r e in t h o
t ip p e r p a r t o f th e c e ll a n d e s c a p e d
U n n o tic e d in t o Bn a l l e y le a d in g b y
or
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p o p u la r .
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•r (U k u I* tba praraailt tharrol, direct*) to ba rlatm and l.-ilrrnl af Ih* Truitll, U*a Itw lM n
*>I<L U |ha aam* aball a il.t at iba ,11— of u>a. •nd th* ('— paw 1* tnd I* U * » * l jrrwc**d,<*f
iBdudbta lba Income of Ibo Iln-etrrrrfUp
da- Ul, Ml* thonof Whan and M to*** aad banSrwMd
Bnad la II** t Uocre*. in wbaura* ta— tiliL hf. onder ardor or order* of U* Suporlar Oawt for
aublocl. bowrrer. to tho wITrr! of th* ooidlnuod AUoa U ualf, lwdl.HL
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apataUaa tat Ih* bu*ln*M by U* Uanliara a* pitrUed U Uu lratraa . . .
PARCEL THREE
A brief (cncrtl daacTlpdon of aaid mptnlaa and
Indebted nob, I* tb* Co«b*n7 al It aMafwl
••MU la aa |oll*wa.|(h* pumhrrlau tf Iba Fanala. onTh*
Mirth 1 , m i l . wlUi Ua latMMI thnwaa.1 U
.nr, of ih , follow)nf, tww ar f n t r i f ,db»hllarl*«
ef U* Coropooj. whl<h. ,ub)*<T U oorrtrllwo *hd
to unbljutUd llaut of dtbll or crodU, la a*
laUtw,:—
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M AXIM D EVE)LO PM Er«’— • CORPORATION '
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Kothw la hereby *1— thal. W ” * ? * £1.
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In'an awalty COU.e r M M In « W r r 1^
lUBoif, __. .lb*
Thv above lettojs whori properly arranged form the risnij*
or n late pKnUfent. Everyriho sending in’ lh e correct ifolrition will be riwaVded n beautiful lot. hIxc 20x 100 feet,
FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMBRANCES, Ideat
ed in one of our new subdivisions between New York and
Atlantia City.
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yOEWARE OF, IMITATORS! '
We art/ Ole orlginatorn of this Advertising plan. - -
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Hi, IWcth, will tail ti pubu, auctloa la IP, bl,b
prtulho I* 'b* Mid
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MittH iippjjr Jt
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Inline exists in s*I water only
to the axtent ,of .about Iwq parts VIRGIN1A CAROLINA CHEMICAL
to 1,000,000. yet the cOtire ocean
COMPANY
contains 00 ,000,000 tons(.of M ine,
NOTICE OP 8ALE
valued at present prices at $M0,- ‘
IT BEATS THE TRAIN
It* is not at nil surprising that
so many-salesmen' uso'our system
o f “ we rent it and you drive it.”
In ?p many cases it beats the train
because nftcr reaching a ntaroy
town and selling Ills cuxtomnrn the
salesman can start at ance for the
next stopping place. He can covpr more, ground in less time nnd
cut down traveling cvpenfca.
a TII «3N.
R lu ir n n ,' /J u ft if
-J u d x e o f P r o t
^ n a r j t f art E i <
J N . W h l t n c ir. • p e c e a s e i l ,
n* branch cffleva,
iMUUlea." My a
OPEPt AIJi NIGHT
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W a fe is S r#
la th e search that foUoweti IT. F.
Clark, chief of polR*,twho was.
l e a d i n g the search p t t t y , w a s ftred
o n four times by an. unidentified
n e g fo .
None of tht*%hMs took- ef
fect.
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rrp u tallon In -arcom p lU h ln s m u lt a , t
w ith *«l*n ty ir cq a ip m rn t. m r , ol
rlanrCr a p p m l t o r o ilr t tllr ifls fo a t a
e m io n la I t * « l * r U o » j d * , a rh r«li
trrat jo u , com e to a t o 'im W n d lnr<
my advanced m t m o f treatm ent,
la untierialljr tnddrw dL: K b Inrurabl
•cccirfcd. n o m all ord er treatm ent
luted, nn fn h * p w m b a a m ade, no i
in r. ioik> . vM » auaranteea a lie n . I
tjae o k a l I d o —‘ I do w hat I ad
Chnrrfea rratonable, te rm ! arrn n red
p a t l - r f , n n .ie n fm c * .
C all or-, wrl
(n forii.*tk n and ad W -e.
I ae* mr aalldnta In peraan. I <
i G1hiti j
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W . T V n lth e n .
D 'saa.st s
horses
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p o lic e h e a d q u a r t e r s .-
the Howard Eaton memorial trail
was dedicated in YetloWstone Na
tional Park aptcr Eaton’s death
tiro years ago. .
* Colorado, Wyoming, Montana
OnFurcHfi’ L B r'o'Wn
apd New Mexico have many Buq'n
5P ‘ C! m ir. r
ranches.
The Arlsona “ dude*
ranches n rf mostly winter .resorts‘Icrvr ()food ondjrt/n
They all give the same—glimpses
o f .the “ true spirit of tho ■*eat” —
guns, bucking bronchos .and dare
devil cowboys thrown in.
, The latter enjoy it more than
the dudes, ami have addod pleasure
as* Jk idno
of the "dudes."- paying. -Which the T r o n o i * * , C nU rrh, l b
summer is over and> tho last cus A ith m * . J/ar IV ver, 1 , ^ 0 1
>"' ff Women k " x 9 T v l
tomer has gone home, the cowboys aLh»V
nd
CtinmS* a n d f f V . T
win take o f f thpir chap* for an Com pIVatod U U o u t* \ J y 1^
other winter, put on well cut tail S p e c i a l n o t i c b — ’ t l f s a f i
ored ‘suits,. toss their revolvers In I t u n q u -ftl o n a 1 1 a • K [ ^ L g g
A T X p r
the store house and .crank up thy akllL , a m o t effort*,
fld illts to t/bll»atlona
Jtivver*. The latter are hidden and
an
ratabliabad
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w h ile
•jvcrtricic
C O If R T V . S T A T IC
attune In tha Count lie of llouatan, I**, llafclia
and Mania— try, la tba state of Alabama! In tb*
mantlet <-f Hamlneta aad i'ural. In tba B u t, of
Florida | In tb* Count Iae o f fllbb. O illli— , Clark*
Cawota, lHKalb. Huu«hart7,. l ouatai, CnmtL
Fiord. Fulton and Walton, Id Ihr . Stall ar
O— flat la lha Carlih of Cadda. la th* .Stall of
Lowlalaoi: Ul tbl.-Oiuptu* of Ajmeo. natufon,
fiuxhtra. rottftb. Mr. klnibuif. Now Hanoron
FUL liawin and Wala. In tha Stall of Neath
Carolina; In U>a Counllaa of Drautort. Cbtrlttloo.
CLanbra, liorvhaiWr. C.raftirllla ami Hlrhlaod. In
Ui* Slat* of South Caro!toe: I* tha Counllaa of
Maury aad Khflhr, In th* mat* af Yrano****; U
tha Caontlaa af Aaobanl. Auauaio. UiaalarBaid.
Ilantlcw and UroUa. at>1 In tin Cltlea of Btc*moDd, Fauriburt and Port*mouth.' In Ih* Mato
af V ltdnla; to tba CoontT af Moo rue. In tba Mat*
af Naw Verb; U lb* fotu.tr of llamillMi. In tha
Plot* of Ohio; and prorooda of tba tal* of lawde
to lha Ccuoty af U i m p * . In tha B u t, ef
Nam* af C— p ,« f
Annnl
n iw p h .lt Frodurl* Carp---- — I 3 3 8 ,8 8 8 . 8 3
Aiwarlcan Xtnnialna Co_______
T 0 0 .&3 1 . 0 4
BlRpInahin FtrUllur (a .__
1 0 0 .0 8 3 . 1 3
O w n * FbrUllUr Co._____ _____
a u .o 8 7 . 8 8
Cretan r u n l o l O a _____
2 7 IT.3 8 1 0 1
riorbfa FWtllliar' Oa, I n * ____
k k .0 1 8 .u s
Utotal* Chemlt.l W aft,__ ____
8 B8 .H7 1 . 8 8
M an u t Hu,no Co____ _________2 Td.7 8 7 .U2
Penman Otuo* Cwrp.______________l T S . 0 9 f .9 0
Hailn M onunm al O o . ____ ____
7 8 8 .B B 9 . t 4
Tha IIriant ranlllrer Oa___ 3.
S.U 4 U.88
Tha Conautaart Chen lot I Dorp... 9 4 1 . COS.81
CharlMlon (8. C .) WlolB, aad
bfanufarturlaa C o . _____ _______I . 8 RS.9 3 3 . 2 8
n i* n Otw** Fabtata r b u p h a u O l
B8 . 8 B S .S 4
VtdMd FhoaphfU and Chemical
Co. ------------ — ---------------- 4 ( 2 ,8 1 4 . 9 1
M lin or Mlnlut and JUCrotd Ca.
1 8 . 7 8 1 .S i
FldalUr Frwdwcta Co----------------1 7 k .3 0 2 . 9 7
So*thorn Land IUIm Carp..— 3 1 8 . 18 7.32
rana Rltu Fanil liar O a ....-----1 4 4 . 8 8 T. ( I
Sootbora Con** uu Da. faa of
duly 8 1 . 1 8 3 6 1 ------------------ l.B T T ,8 4 8 - 8 *
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Ha r c e l f o u r
Alt Utah cm hood, la tatnb. on* la Intwtt. 8f« p l m roiwb thereof jti I* hKladed I d Feraei Op*;
All bum. drofU, pour, miopiauroo and atfwuau rwairabla. oi(o*i IndaUmla— of *abaldlarirf Inoludod In I'aroal Tbrta;
Dnaroo af capHal H o * , o f tb* par r a il* ! af
|1 OU aoota in a pt oa olrvarwlM aulad, aa rolloarai
1 0 0 afiarra of atook o t Bropaw farllllaa* O— M V . a corporalIan o f N'ortta can tin a :
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1 1 0 that** of atorIf o f Central Dearft* 0 U M
Company, a oonmreUoa af Ooaralai
ESM pm
*mpAui cnn»p«ni«tMQ, rNt#
trpcBket
adnoew aad dlabanmMala af th*
Cvi
o< IS* ffn -iM . vamt •UMlr teanMl. i m a and la stelawt la m
*1*01*7Ma. M l o f tha .'ntaaalldatM aad m i ll . 'Ki-.t LSI i a ~ ,
tnmt n i M i . ( M p a w l l a i and nkm w t , f u , UdJ«r, ui ——^
Uailar **W>tnlM b , u a t o i k H i mmlit, ,ii\—i
w S A e w i t . l e , 1 9 3 8 . P— 0*— lion. tiom<w •nd lUbtJUa. —
•** dlib*r—
iM . f tb* oulleUart f n 11* r°n. Uj. cf t u uu—
Olalnaat ta UM cradlMn* MUM and .af Uu wiint.
I t . Com n w
•n f*r Uw CMMST. W M
*f WU. tad c m . <hlur, Ulrt c _
twiMUoa u 4 M —
*f I1M Sowlat U u u r ,o - *f ,17 i—Uta,
M a u d undir lb* I ' k t h . *oo*rUim*d , l W(*w« otrnait i> <ui B
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is* nwwff r i di at omld*d u Artiti*xm 11 ind *ttU, —
T. la MM th* p w h a iw mfnw M M u w t u
p»7 M j W i H K n u i 'n lltbllKk M- ar.7 pin «f
tL. parthaae
•» «» r fifr m **T abtli.iion.
ip tn tM la A n ic i. X TII. o f tha iHcru, a pmiUm
BI 7 b* SlaS aa m l lea la tha pure ham ta nfbrt*
tha •»»♦, A*d Uu O w n n n m i lb , rlabi ta n uka an t ft-M ll Ut* p r n + ir »r a pem»« Uurmf
tnd i n U lta u a i w i i t t a f f m l in *,M rin m
>HbUl|7 o f akUsattoo, at la m o lt * Ita, amrahuu
U alto MCbrlip rtllffaetary u tt» Cuun. at t»
liapuwhl a potttao o f th, propm / Ml*, u moot,
p, 7manl or portanaaaeo ihirnf.
S. T h , fcw d tl M uU r ba, p e m is MJwni
th, t . 1, from Una, ta t i n . br o n t u u o v m n i ,
isM , panoaall/ et b j dtputr, and without fur
ther m 3 c, at public,tUa. but procaM nllh Ih,
u l , aa *ar Cap W a b iib Iba i u i a u bar, b—
w wDouniad. _
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8 . Th* p ta e rtr f i l l k* aff— i h t u l , la tb*
folio wins lssm*| *
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(a) Tba Bpm J,I Maaltr will But wpariKlp «fttr fo, u l* ,11 of lb* prpparty n firm l I* In lb*
r « i « aa and batata dHcrlb«d undar lb* ciptlm
‘ Tareal O n *-. and will kata lb* b l(h » t Md tu t*,
fetl
lb) 1 . Th* BpMlal H u M will B*it it p m u lt
near far u l , *aeh at tlx Buh-l’ inwli »f P*rr,l
Twa, iMpMtlfalf comUUn* at th, pmpartp r>f»>.
md ta la U>* D*era* a , and htrtln dMcrlUd
undar lb* mapacll,* <0 ,1 ion< "Hub-i-aml A ",
"Sub-Ptretl n'*, H Md.. wf "rir r * l Twa". eITtr
ial Brel Suta-rtre*! A , o u t Sub-l-arul 8 , u d w
forth, and will not# tba blab— bid far n e t *f
uld Oub-Parctli,
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3. Tba Spactal V K tM wlD n u t lapanHIr
UT,r tor u l* r a m i Tw* <1 aa aailtttf, aad win
dot* tba hUbaat bid tbanlgr:
S. I f Iba hlihaat bid netM Ibr rated Twe
»hm nlTutd a , an rmlratr ih .ll w ju l er n n *
lb, t u t , f i t , af lb* talabMl bid, p m lu C lr noi.J
l,r tba flub-rutela wh«i offwnl i^>arti,lr. th n
th, Uttar win b* eoaeoUad. bat If th* h l,h ,it bU
t,r r a m i Tw* M m etTmd u an ,ettiM7 ihill
b* l*M Ibaa lb* BCVrrf
*f lb , hi,but bid,
pririoo^r calad ter lb* Bub-Famlt whn, cff,r»J
m oral*lr. Lba hlthU t bid. for K r a i Tw* wbpa
cB*md u an anttmt, -Orta b , eanrtftM i
lot Tba Sp*rU) Maitar will m u u p ,rau l7 *C<r
f,r u l* all e f lb* krapaat? mfarrM u la lb , IUr r u «• tnd buwki /dMcrUxd undu Ih, nptUn
-Pareol Tbiea**, add will M U lb , bl,b ,»t bid
t h m fu i •
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Id) rTb, B»«d*I M u tir will a m u e a n u lr * ffrt lot a t), all a* Ih* preparff n f m M u In U>,
D w n t a* aad-kautn d iM fb il — Ur Ih* laptloa
’ -Farraf Warn*, aa* wtll MU tba b l,b u t t*d
IbarMaat
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1,1 Tba Sputa) U u u r v W n u t — anlaU *tfrr fat u t , all at tba preprrip i i l m r t U la th,
IMCTM at aad taamln dM erit'd undu lb , optica
" r a m i r u » " , and wtu m u th* btabMl bid
Ibarafari
If) Tba BpaMal Harter wtll M U m n t t l r affar lot MU aU af Ita* CTwp.Hr rthnw l ta In Ih,
Ok t u M and heroin drier!tod unj«e lb , optloa
’ P.roal l i e " , aad Will m u lb* blabul kid ib«alU!
.1
la) Th* Spatial Hutae will H it tS tr h r Ml*
M an anllratr FartoU On*. Tw*. Thru. r a » .
n r* and tala, aad win aata Ua hl,hwt bid
ibrofw .>
If th* hlchMl kid Mlad far all af o i l fa m t ,
whin a* off tn d far ,tl* at an t .tlm r aball H “ 1
m rttaad ta* aa cru a u af tba blabut Md* pnrloutlj aetad for Mid r a m i , w ta, Utmtd
u-alalr, than u l d hlataut bid far all af Mhi
v * < • lAwiP * ,. *
• abut* af «a »lu i ptock af Antrlroa Farr. Company, o turpomtlea af Ttrylala i
0 phtfM of atarta of M n a la ft ta F**UU—
— r. * oorporaflpo at AlakSH I \
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• ataarta ot al— or Cowoto raaUU— C— -
. t x r v u i r s s f — uJo_-
In C o n ju n c tio n W i t h th e P h o t o p la y
8 M fM nUfa of North OarwJUa i
0 ahua* of aux-4 af lb* std a flp Cta— t a b
radlto, a oarpatulas o f g n u . far— ny • *< /
• . iwlyoad U n o
a lu m by —
ad
Uaorila
jJSJLprVtJ ■’ %-J|M l •
tb# DMTM HTftldoi IKM
thaJL at law* • « «U>
0. ataara* o f llocta of Fkartla FerttO— O— ton. a corporation * f TlrTalAi
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O f * 41 U of Iioab ef .UaattU Cbootlml
1 o aorporatlop ot 41*M si*l
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I tharoa of ttorb of Mount FlaoaaM Fanilf Mttaato Q u i t
tth Carullaoi j
Farurtio Q—
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WtOfylaad;
Milane Theatre
(ay Evening, March 18
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Featuring the season's most authentic fashions iri ladies’
and children’s w earing apparel and millinery (
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In Florida State L e a g u e
Is Protest
ie Govern.juiescence
rs’ Demand
Foe of Cancer
Census BureauEstimates But
Figure At 117 Millions By
July 1, Showing Gain of 11
Millions In Past 5 Years
Million and H alf Is '
Increase Since July
Relief
In Note
New-York and Pennsylvania
Keep First and 2nd Places;
Illinois Has Seven Millions
’arty Will
ie To Carry
|1 protocol
S S i f e f r ? tWn**.hMf» s n who
managed
annged the Jackson.
Tenn.. team
team
Jackson, Tenn.,
merh6h 1 riK
SUte I'0312'10 ,Mt *“»»mcr. has been signed to manage
the Sanford Club in the Florida’
State Leaj^ue for the 1920 season,
according to an announcement
made today by Vance E. Douglons,
president of the local club.
Crowe is well known to many
local fans, having been a member
or the Sanford championship team
or 1919, nlaylng under the direc-'
tion of Bert Chapman, He also
plnycd here during the season of
1910.
The signing of Crown to handta
the team this season brought forth
n rush of congraturations to the
officials of tho club from local
fans. The record the new mannger
holds and his reputation as both
player and an executive is well
known and much satisfaction is in
evidence over tho appolntmbnt.
Crowe, playing in a clasa D or
ganization Inst season, hung up a
hatting average of .32-1. During
his first year on the local diamond
ho averaged about .280. He is con
sidered ono of tho brainest infieldera In the.game, and his experience
in managing baseball teams has
been gat he ml through his arsocia-
tion with various
«rini« the Cotton
r^ttnn
AtlanticLesKuca during the past
‘ years.
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To Arrive Apr. 1.
He Is expected to report in San
ford on Apr. 1, being followed five
days later by tho vanguard of
nlavera now on the club roster and
by others whom the official! hope
to hove signed by that dite.
President Douglass also an
nounced tho signing of T. G. Phil
lips, a right handed pilfer. who
him won many games In the South
Atlantic I.engue. Phillips is ex
pected to takelhis regular tuni on
the mound from the beginning of
the season.
.
Bailey, Friable and Dumas are
in the fold, all say they are anxi
ous to get down to work. Alford
Is also on contract but Js not ex
pected to report until June.
Myers, who southpnwcd for tho
local club Inst season, has..demand
ed an increase in salary before
signing his contract, lie returned
the parwr unsigned, along with his
stipulations as to the flgur* it
shnuld name for this season. Presi
dent Douglass is of the opinion
Hint Myers’ demands will not bo
met
WASHINGTON, Mar. 18.-<A>>
—The population oT" continental
bli
United States will he 117.135.817,
flext- July 1, the Census Bureau,
announced today, this figure being
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|ar. 18.—(&) *
an increase of approximately 11,r A
500,000 since the last Federal
jdents w e r e
enumeration in 1920.
wounded by
Since Inst July, the. Bureau re
k1 on n thoucorded a gain of 1,575,72.1. The
who were
estimate wus based on actual cen
r> *b e f o r e the
sus counts In eight states Inst
venr and on ddta concerninc hiiths,
deaths, immigration' and emigra
^ration was in
tion nince 1920.
the governUsing as a scale the distribu
tion of pooulation increase between
_ansc to the
1910 and 1920, the Bureau has
powers regnrd>w
estimated the reputation of each
0n of free com*
figures where state counts were
rn Tekinir, Tlcutm.-ida la at year, omitting calcula
tions for states which recorded de
.ere guarding tho
fe n s e s ‘ between 1919-1920. State*
thief of the mill;
which counted population last year
i fired on the ntuwere "Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Mmuaultimalum d f
rhusetts. New York. North Dakota,
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Ithods Island and South Dakota.
bn to the powers
Gpx-crncr
Walker
Orders
DIsSanford Chamber o f Com
Thn Bureau hss not yet tabulat
alleged acts .of
olution of Present Meet1 merce WID Attentpt To Or
ed the population of the large
jures the powtitles hut will do so later, using
And Reconvening of a Netv
ganize Parly Leaving From
: military nuthor"Cancer bacillus? Sure I’ve di: the system of arithmetical pro
ttthoriied to'take covered it. And it’s extremely
Legislature
at
the
Capitol
Thin
Section In Summer
which has been found the
regarding the large, shaped like the letter S, gression,
simplest,
and.
in
the
mnjorlty
of
norandum df the with nodules at the endB," reports
ATLANTA, Ga„ Mar. 18.—(A1)—
Negotiations designed tfo result
cases, tho most accurate formula.
Dissolution of tho present extra in the organisation of a Central
Dr. JoRef Schumacher, of Berlin,
Actuul counts by states show- resxion of tlie Georgia legislature Florida delegation leaving for
jtoeal of 1901
pictured above. As a resuh of his ing New York and Pennsylvania
of the reply to work, new treatment methods i re retaining their rank of first and today by executive permission, and Maine sometimo during the coming
immediate convocation of an en summer have been started by sec
|of the powers [a forecast.
second, respectively, follow:
tirely new session, has been decided retary R. W. Penrmnn, of the local
Alabama
... 2,520.001 by Governor Clifford Walker, as Chamber of Commerce, who has
will undertake
Arizona ...... ................
the most feasible way out of . a mailed invitations ^to commerce
jtxol of 1901,
Arknnsas
........... .... 1,003,041 tangled situation resulting from n body o<fidaa In many nearby cities
stes, Great BritCalifornia ......
succession of calls, within the last to be represented in the party .
Jy, which orn
Colorado .......
.1.058,722 five weeks.
In commenting on the practical
ament pf furtB
Conner tlcut .................
LOGO’.410
This course was announced benefits that this section of the
outh of the rei
Delaware ..................... ..... 240,274 Wednesday night by Governor state may reasonably expect from
(i an open way
District of,Columbia . ..... 627,880 Walker, after ho had been waited the Maine pilgrimage following tho
FJorida
.................... .....1^17,16J upon by a joint committee of the visit of the Maine delegation here
Tftku werp
Georgia ...................... .....3,138,002 Mouse and Senate, which informed several months ago, Mr. Pearman
intended to
Idaho ....... .................. ...... 522,175 him that tho two branches were at stated today that “at this time
^ty of Tientsin, Sir. Austen Chamberlain Is Illinois .........*......
......7,207,931 variance as to methods of proce when the nation la regarding Flor
Indiana
3,lBIASO dure.
stkally whcit
ida with, crRlckl eyes It
R&tpbnslbie For Motion To
........ .2,412,915
The
floase/he
>4*
told,
w»w-far
Degirt Discussion on Atncrl* anlaR
.1,820,BOO
l*»4» that war.— ;_____ j . . . .2,524,210 continuing without a break, while Using mediums other than news
cun En tin nee Into Tribunal Kentucky
\tiUtt, thereby
the Senate insisted on n termina
Louisiana .................:..i,oi8Aoi tion
l* Tientsin.
of one scsi km before the new paper add' mngasino publicity."
........*............ : 790,010
*H\ abandon GENEVA. Mar. 18. (/P»—The Maine
"A Florida delegation to Maine
convocation
could tnk* effect. Ob
I,
580,209
plied.
League o f Nations Council .decided MaO’lnnd
viously, the governor was shown, will consolidate an cptente cordial
Massachusetts
4,197,288
*■
that cannot be effected In any
ilnatba Vn.nl early today to discuss this ufter4,395,051 no work could he done under such other manner,” Mr, Pearman said.
|urgeil of Chinese noon the question of Americnn ad. Michigan .......
a*
situation,
.2,051,300
all ship* as hereneo to the Permanent Court Minnesota ....*.
"A party of representative
Tho call which the Governor
1,790,818
Mississippi (1920)
eguard Tientsin of International Justice, including Missouri
planned today, incl'-idad nil items Mnine citizens exhibited enough
.3,498,143
...........
of armed Feng the reservations'attached by the Montana ........
lutermt in Florida to forsake their
v. 004985 in all of his previous colls. Atten liu«iilc»a enterprises long enough
create dhturb- iSemite.
tion > as called by parliumenbirinnit
1,384,703
Nebraska
........
| 'Jlio decision, which was unex
come here and personally ac
... 77,407 lost night, however, that the work to
Nevndn (1920)
of the assembly for tho psst five quaint themselves with our re
ontained in the pected, was taken on a motion hy Near Hampshire
....
453,008
Sir Austen Chamberlain, British
weeks, with the exception of the sources."
were.*
foreign secertnry. . Sir Austen is New Jersey .............. ... 3,080,482 passage of two bills, would be lost
“ Maine is a potential source of
.... 338,110
the- waterways believed to have acted on advice* New Mexico ............
vast Income for Florida, and
All
legislation
In
course
of
pas
II,
303,290
New
Y
o
r
k
................
.
from the British ambassador at
2Ji67,B4fl sage today would have to be re of the wisest ndvertl ___
nala muit l>e rc- Washington, Sir Ksmea-Howard, North Carolina .... ...
641,192 introduced, they said, ‘ and go that this section of tile state could
ther molested;
North
Dakota
(1920)
conveying .the" opinion that thn
.0,000,140 through the successive stages pre adopt lies in the /promotion of
all must remain American government would net Qhlo ..........................
2.242,474 scribed by luw, as entirely new mutual Interests lyttween tha na
laqd refrain from deem examination of tho problem (Mduhoinn ................
tion's most northern nnd Its ex
(foreign ships; - by the counoll cither offensive or Oregon - ................. —. .... 877,477 matters.
treme southern state.”
(
...9,013,570
eign veasels, ex- unwarranted.
Pennsylvania —........
Mr. Poarman declared that other
092,794
Rhode
Island
......
lithorities, nmat
The British Foreign Secretary *1
communities who Joined in the pil
....1,820,021
this morning’s session initiated ths South Oarollnn .......
grimage would not subordinate
....
089,340
South
Dakota
......
motion which was' unanimoudf
their interests Jo Sanford in any
... 2,407,079
........
that Japan adopted, placing the mutter <4 Tennessee
way, but would receive equal rep
...5,312,001
...............
from China, American reservations on the eouiw Texas
resentation in evpry respect.
.......573,711
it of guilty ell's agenda for this ^ftemouns Utah
“ The visit of the party to Maine
Vermont <1920) .............. 352,428
Ifor the firing meeting.
*
------ H i v - :
......2,518,589
would mean that this solid central
»destroyers by * It is expected that if the cofr Virginia ............
A kite flying contest represent section of the stale and the oppor
..........1,538,228
i the Pci River fenence sees fit the United Stale# Washington ./....
...........1,009,324 ing one of n series of novel edu tunities that It offers would be
I** Japanese of- will bo Invited to send a represen West Virginia ...
......... 2,884,734 cational features introduced at udvertiseil from tip to tip of tho
Mjjd several Japa- tative so that tho delegates of the Wisconsin W..,.•••«
..........
235,089 Bahford playgrounds by Mias Mary Unites States," Mr. Pearman add
Wyoming
____
other court .members may benefit
Clark, director, was held Satnnloy ed.
^ __________
■•Mtpl rcnponal- from his explanations of the Anuf- '
afternoon at tho South Side Pri
W» intention Is ican conditions.
,.
Change mary nnrk with approximately 75 Kentucky Legislature
*P before the' The atm of tha conference, .which Immigration
kiddies entered and more than 100
prior to the September league as Is
Asked O f Davis children on hand.
Passes Sunday Base
sembly, la an endeavor to secure a
First prize for altitude was won
I*f Powera
presumably would be held the wr«k
WASHINGTON, Mar. IB.— </P)— by Tolar Broyn, whose kite ascend ball Bill Over Field
tfth 1H._(/P>_ common answer to the American
ed far nbax'e . any others in the
JWaounced that government from all the sign*- A draft of a resolution designed to meet.. Jack Kanner was awarded
grant relief to citizens and aliens
(Natlunal Pco* torles of the court protocol.
FRANKFORT. Kyv Mar. 18.—
:
►*cond prige for flying hla kite to
1 tho Fengteln Tho league leaders rsalizc th*t in the United States who are sep thn greatest horizontal distance.
UP)—Sunday' baseball.
rendM*n- one state can block American sfl- arated from their families because
A parade of doll bugglfis design pro and professional, now has leg
of
immigration
anota
restrictions
The
accepted the herenco because all the signatories
to promote originality
of al approval In Kentucky,
J2*at powera that must accept the American cnmll- has bean lent to the Senate by Sec- ed
state legislator on Its last day
thought
and
to
develop
pew
Idtaa
M ore' adjournment
yaaterday,
lik» operations tloha before adherence becomes ef rotary of labor Davis,
color schemee will be held this
It would be operative fof one of
“Ha the Pei River. fective.
a
{'•
Saturday, Mias Clark’ announced passed over Governor Field's veto,
year bekglnnlng June 80. 1027, and today, and jnore than 30 entries the Strange-Hsmllton l*w, repeal
GOAL 18 'OVERSUBSCRIBED under It any alien over 21 who has have'already been received. Tha ing a portion of Kentucky's blue
LAKELAND. Fla., Mar, 18.—4/Pl been lawfully admitted could peti parade will 1»eghi at tha Booth law statute, which prohibited play
— With * 200,000 as the goal f«* tion 'the Secretary of Labor for Side Park and prgreed <*owm to ing of baseball and participation
rity In the issuance of a quota Palmetto Avenue to Eighth Street in other sport* on .Sunday.
Lakeland, fti the Southern College
' ration visa far • w1^* ,hu*' west on Eighth to Park and north
Governor Fields returned the
Endowment campaign, workers
[por children, stepchildren on Park to Sixteenth Street, and measure to the lezi#l#ture. with his.
here today reported *221,885, at
t number.
thence .back to the school grounds. veto message yesterday and it was
the luncheon today.
*
Thrjugh the Introduction of In promptly passed over hi* vsto In.
f t Mar. 18— (A>>
teresting program*.' Miss Clark the senate end sent to ths house,
pr,{* 11 and
hss awakened a hitherto unknown where, after lacking by two the
jhowej slight dointerest in playrreuiul activities necessary constitutions! majority
•* compared
according <o members of the com In the afternoon, It was called np
the bamittee recently appointed by th* again hut night and passed with
MgWtctd today.
City Commission to supervise city two more «to * than the constitu
It ia virtually certain thqt it will parks, and the arrival of ayporatus tion requires to over-ride the veto
for- tho modern equipment of the of th# chief executive.
J * ,1.3- registered
playgrounds is expected to greatly
« against
assist the new director lii-hwr Many Star GofterB
month
work.
-"' *‘
food price
In Augustine Meet
.•fSN-W** tlian neither immediate-nor m«teri»l
_ B!(TpAV!NG PROJECT— ....
may
be
«#drsrs#iy
affected
Jt
the
j^rticlea show- vanejaaant in the direction v' “J**
diaarmaiuent
discussions
a rc
STINE. Mar. 18*—
and
......... ........ Mar. 18. The
still further Into tha fu- . .PENSACOLA,
1 golfer* from
"^ ^ ta ^ b s U e r o fi^ r m e j
eRy
ity of Pensacola plans to expend
-v ’ v< • ■ . _ of the countrywere
government ^tQclais tanightw*^
bill ties beThese and <
> for the firstwinter
srr'spcrtiva
rtnrts
'a
that the mttfhrdlscuMW-#*#JJ£K came known
Ifspite the flat
‘ >tournament to bo «f«11
‘JroP. Of the League of Nation* PWftH refusal o f.
■FpP.IMM'Wi
play ovar tha LL
4# field farm Tnary disarmament
K f i& £ £ mission. »
batsadooryi
atartlnff with flit
Recorded the will be ettll further dcUy*^*
*
arata*
action by the league council U Gibson to
Tbo
ment
S^J'brw ary, expected ra .follow the
»r .con I 1 Sun
two
dip
showed ment until 8 pptombcr,of • decision
1 *?«». Jack- on the IdmTssiutf o f' Gen»«y. to
membership t# the League. , , •• '
^th 8 per
As regards American
•hclLoe. *
e disarmament t»HtU>*
•j,
S v r -i,
/ ^ \ •-
NEW SESSION OF MID-FLORIDA TO
GEORGIA SOLONS SEND PARTY-TO
WILL BE CALLED STATE OF MAINE
U. S. ADHERENCE
TO WORLD COURT
Kite Flying Contest
At South Side Park
Popular Innovation
food Costs
rtjjt Drop
February
Disarmament Promise, U. S. Believes
m
Lieutenant Thompson Put To
Death At Manila For Shoot*
ing Miss Burleigh Daring
Motor 'Ride Lost Summer
Pleads Not Guilty
Despite Confession
•
-—
-
■- -
Prosecution Hnd Witnesses To
Testify To Sanity Of Man
“When Act Was Committed
Courtship Ended In
Marriage in Plane
MIAMI, Mar. 18,-lcupid took
hia first *ky-trip here Today lp
an unique wedding performed In'
a seaplane 3,000 feet In tha air.
The ceremony was the cul
mination of a newspaper ro
mance, in which tho Miami
Daily Newa figured prominent
ly. The service.* united Robert
B. Kolsbum, News ramsraman.
and Mis Maru Ellen Walker, of
DctrofN-Mich., a former feature
writer In that city nnd Miami,
with the Rev. fif. R Front, Jr.,
rhnrch editor of the Newa, ofdelating.
To the defeating music of the
highe-powered hlnne tpotor, the
couple were pronounced man
and-wife while flying through
the clouda nt an elevation di
rectly above* the Dally Newa
tower.'
Remains Co
But Is Very
After
Two
*:’"**•?.*“it v*’ 1'
Patient Has
Few Hours To
President’ Will
MANILA,
March 18.—UP)—
Capital Late
Second Lleulcn«nt,John R. Thomp
son, Unitwl States Army.* woe
For Plymouth Hpi
hanged here today for th#* mur
der of hia ,17-year-old fiancee,
PLYMOUTH, Vt,. Mag.
whom, he said, he could’ not live!
(/P)—
Col. John € . Coolldfo
without or marry, bentuse of hi*
inirrfficlent salary. He waa the
sinking fast. Dr. Albert \
first American offlper to ho exe
Cram, his physician, left 11
cuted in pcnco tlmef..
i
white farm house at 12:80.
Calmly and without making a
o’clock to mako this announce*
statement, the young officer, who
ment: .
.. ^38
was 25, walked to the scnffold in*
a warehouse nt Fort McKinley,
’The Colonel has been falL.
after a day spent with his spiritual
ing rapidly the hut two or
adviser nnd hla sttorney.
three hours," the doctor said.
Thompson became despondent
MI do not look for anything to hapbccaus« of his inability to marry
pan suddenly, but 1 would not bo
the girl, nnd said he decided, sud
surprised If ths and
at any denly, to kill her .and intended then
tlmo. Ho la losing ground and
to end his own life. He feared that
during th* last hour ft wna at .
l? the wedding wmi delnyW he
pretty rapid rata.”
would never be able to iftake blits
Burleigh his wife.
Col. Coolidge. tho -physli
DqoIui Open Tomorrow And sand, was conscious buf «:
Invited Girl For Drive
weak.
Remain Open Until April 9; (*ca
The killing ocurred after Thomp
son had driven from Fort McKin
Campaign To Make Iasue “The physician s*ld that,
tion to his weakness, th*
ley to the Army am) Navy Club,
Clear Expected To Start waa
extremely sensitive to
where.Miss Burleigh bad. danced
after his long lltneea. He
at an kmntqur entertainment. In
viting Miss Burleigh to take u Registration books ara to bo open that th* patient flinched whi.,
short drive, Thompson hnd hi* until April 0 and all legally quali skin w*e -touched. Indicating
Filipino chauffeur drive toward an fied voters living within th* city very nervous condition.
old fort, San Antonio Abad, and limits have until that date to qual
Dr. Cram said Coluujsl
Miss Burleigh protested nitsiniX ify for tho election to bo hold stringth would not ea
driving in that direction, the April 19, at which time th* ordi than 48 hours and
chauffeur said.
#
r nances providing for a bond tout' hsitra.
White Hou« Is Notified.
Thompson fired five revolver of *2,505,000 are to bo ballotod
bullets into the girl, nnd then com upon, according to a statement Is
DSputy Sheriff Angus MaCa
pelled th? chauffeur to drive to sued today by City Cltrk L. R. bodyguard to Colonel Cooli
Fort McKinley. There the officer Philips,
brought th* new* to the ge
Informed the cnrnoral of the guard
Mr? Philips stated that ho was stare at 8:10.' Hs said th*
that Miss Burleigh's body was in particularly anxious to have tho House already had been n
tho car. Ho requested (hat ho be residents of thoa* sections recently of The condition of the Pt
locked up.
taken Into the corporate limits of father.
Thompson was fried by court- the city notified of tho elections
MaCautay n.ul ti«e sltua1
martial on a chirge <>f first de requirements, and It Is expectad critical but dwre-wura 1
gree murder. A plea of not guilty that a canvass will-he made of that
was entered, a ItLough Thompson >a^vend naw districts within th* 1iwT
»v- that
‘ - dj*eq-*
admitted that ho killed Ml*
Mist< Burnext tw
ndmltttd
Bur-lne*t
two~-----■weeks —
li\ order
lelgh.- HI: •counsel sought, to prove ard vote may be brought but at
nco ot
„ . or prev’ ,jduatiodJ election time.
absence
of mi,
malt*
and obtained a coaUnu.^M to
City officials have mad# 1*
troducw depositions that Thai
omp- known that a campaign Is tb be
son waa of unsound mlndi
Inaugurated which la to have for weaker
' Confession Is Shown In Court
Ra purpose the clarifying of the heart is not M
"It has Impro
The prosecution prodocod several various questions .and legal aspects
physicians who declared they were pertaining to' the paaaage of the litlon at 3:30 o’clock this
of the belief that Thompson "did measures designed to finance tha but ia more variable,
05 to 140. Hts tempera1
not, at any time, auffar any mental city’s development program.
about'normal and his respiration
derangement, cither temporary or
To Advertise Requirements
permanent, and la not ao suffering
Plans are being mads to bring about 45.’’
At midnight last night Cel. Coolnow.", j
• ordinances befors ths public
When the court resammblcd, the to such an extent that practically idro had a heart tremor that slang
prosecution produced a algncd con every'Voter will have a complete ed his nuns, bat ho rallied Quickly,
fession by Tnompaon.
understanding of each project, the and th ephyskian
'
r •
"Why did you shoot Miss Audrey manner In which tha money Is to monad.
Early today a second seven at
Burleigh T" hi
do was asked. Tliomp- he expended and tho benefits exson replied:
petted to be derived by the city as tack occurred, tha Colonel’s pulse
reaching a beat of 140. Dr. Cram
"First, and moSt Importsnt, be a whole.
waa cn Hod and soon after ,
cause or tho Pay Act of June 19,
The
ordinances
to
be
voted
on
Ident was informed by ^ ie
1922, which deprives me, -hut not
are
numbered
from
110
to
121
.
In
others, of those commlmioncd for clusive and Include every major of his father’s grave candl1
■ The physician said after
longevity pay for enlisted service,
project now under way within tha with tha White Houm that
while a cadet at West point If city
and others that are to be InL President expected to airly* ben
granted would get a big Increase tinted
within the near future.
before tomorrow morning.
In salary, which is necessary for u
"For
the benefit of all taxpayers
second lieutenant to marry.
To Leave Late Today
carid, fear of the loneliness of th* city." Mr. Philip* m 1<T, 6th*
WASHINGTON, >■ m E o ,to which I would bo subjected dur City Commissioners nave ordered
ing the next two ytsra without tho publication of the ordinances, PresidoMPCoolidge will leave
her, and a doubt ar to whether not only in order to comply with late, this rftemnnn to go tbo I
the law and with th* charter, but ■Ido of hi fulher at Plymouth,
thlngn would he quit* the same/'
jo Mr*. Coolldfrs.
Tho court found Thompeou guil that, the knowledge contained
ty of hturdcr In the first degree therein may b« spread to everyone President will be aeeompanla
und was sentenced to be hinged. concerned. A clear understanding by Attornsy-flensral Bargai
The verdict was reviewed by the of th* provisions of the various Dr. Jamas I1, Coupal, White
Judgu advocate 'here, at the War measures and of th* projects they physician.
The President's train la <
Department in Washington, and are to assist will, without a doubt,
was approved by President Cool influence a highly favorable vote, to reach Woodstoak, Vu, 16
be concluded. *
from Plymouth, vnrly tonu
idge,
From thvre tho
City Manager W. B. Williams morning.
A shoestring tnsd^ of rubber stated that cute were now being will bo mode Hy automobile.
composition has been Invented In prepared and that within a few
Englland. It is said to stretch so days maps showing the areas to
vainly that a shoo can bo taken off bo covered by the sewer, water and
eaisl
gas programs are Jo be furnished.
and put on without unlnci
' ng it.
'CITY OFFICIALS
ASK VOTERS TO
REGISTER EARLY
Bombs Almost Break Up Dinners That
Are Attended By Wales, Lloyd George
#
iI t
II f .
LONDON, March
falling among th*
There was mystery today as to
rcjipunitibillty for tho “bombing1*
of two different fit. Patrick Day presence of mind of some of
dinners last night, ono attended by guests aton* averted •
th* Price of Waleo and the other iron* fir* and panic.
Irish priest In
hy Premier Stanley Baldwin.
to.ai
Thera was nothing to show pointed out tbs
whether tbo ttlstika war* mis- tendante, and
chicvioua pranks, or tha manlfoate- hustled out of tha dlnlj
tlon of aagor fey port ms with
neea or a political piutest*il( dal of the
Irtuh Irreconcilable# against which was
thst thu o
their countryman hobnobbing
roeinb«r of tho
British royalty and Brit
outruje was a d*
titers.
The Prinoa of Wales Is declined to bstak Ui, ■■ *
not to ban been aware that sjaUtoils) M til
c ^ l d T ^ ' S ^ f ^ t h a S B board box i
ot the restaurant where he was
dining 'with members of th* Irtrh
Club.
At the Hotel CecD, h'woves,
Premier Baldwin urn* n dcllv. r nn
add>
■M S: • '
' 'toe'. L-‘ “"•*
hurtid s piece
eming tbo dinon.
woman nowspti;***
shoulder, dj
S a u s e d o * * - i*
£ Sf.
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r l F r i r l , . M s ' m a d e t h e w r s t a d i g n i t y arid .b e r ib b o n e d g l a s s e s w i t h '
d ‘ w i c k e d l o o k i n g p l a c e t h a n a r e d b n n d a n n n k n o t t e d f if o u n d h i*
y v e r d rearh ed * o f in " s i x g u n ” n e c k . T h e c o l l e g e b o y * a r c d e
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t h e y w e re f llc k e in g o f f llie s . T h e
w o m a n fr o m B o s to n , th e b u s in e s s
m a n , th e p r o fe s s o r a n d th o c p lle g t
b o y * a l ik e g e t g a l l e d a n d s o r e m u s
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1 PUlrtrt Court of Ilx im ilri But*# fur Ibt
R.auru plilrtut of Virginia, data! Jenutry 4.
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I. (Uort* Srytn. tp(xlnnd Hixrtol Witter h?
Bit Itorrit. ■III tell II puhu, turtloa to Ibt Wgi>
,n l bidder tt bidder., ua Hit prtitlHO lo lx laid
nttoxly, tl tlx u f t , tf (lx Vlnlolt'Ctrullrx
Cti.ml.tl Cnaptoy il.tr,In Itrxrd Ux omt>tn,i.
bnoos • , So. 11 baotl. Txtlfih Sunt. In ibt
City if lllctuontod. S u i t , t( TlrgUlt. tl . 11
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on rrldey, Mtrtto 3 8. l a i d . Ux yto*Hll|.
tn1 exalt lo.U x Doctor dArlbad tod Ibartbj
dirarttol i„ bo told, atoifly:
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All tnd lingular (bg (ot-partlaa tnd titau o(
otorr tStrinitr. Midi .Irxalriloto,. Itbrmaaaar
oUutgt. Of Vlrflnlt Caralu.1 Cnantoal Coatau.
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MIKy or tty pirt »f
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•farifled In Artltla XTH. of lb* Otrrto, t oetlUea
nty tog lied to Ml let lo Ux pvrthtier U tufnrro
Ux u a t , tod lix Court m em o tbo rlgbi it ro.
ttko and re-fin lb* yrepgrty or a turtle* uxreof
tttl-apply. UN laatto'X Ulofy tuck lr.4Xto.lnm.
liiblllfy or tMlnltoo. at la roquln the ptnhtM,
oliUa Ux Stole of Altbtnti
to girt tommy Xlltftclocy la Ux Court, or to
InpouaJ a portion of Ibe property told, la oeaor,
ttb-Ptnel L
Camilla of ood InghidM to otuth ttoroo* tt art poyotOat at portonaaac* ihoraot
S.1 Ttio hporltl Muter bat power la odjeum
toeutod ulisla Ibt Su it tl IxutoltaOK
Ux filo ftOM Ua* la IlMa hr Orel toBoasrenect.
ntdt peraoatlly or toy depute, end wlitxut furSlb-farttl m
soar# or pobUctllta. may pmroed tollS Ibe
Cooiltu tf tnd looluJtfgo much Orntof t t Oft ISer
tilt ea any Cay (a wUUi Ux tatao nty bare beta
Ireeled olibto UX »«l# «f Ttnuiooool
to
adjourned.
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Sub-Strttl N
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fullovlnf BumM •
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(t) Ttoa Sped1 1 Witter will Snl teptrtttly of.
toot ud oiisia ibt Su it t( onto; ,
(tb-Son*l 0
Con.lilt tf tnd Indudet to toorh Ihertd t l tre
lectied etoe*here Utn to ’told tltttt, etnOUnt
u mudi iStr.ef tl an lorSltd la ISt ditto of
Indltat. liui lodudlpy til of ll>o right. UOe.
ritla tnd Intortil of Ux TtuiiII. Ux llrrofxrt
tod the Cmptty I* tnd lo Iho n il procoodi.M
tlx tale thereof when and at “ . ( . tad (xnStaxd
Lmtoe order er ordtre of ISe Huptr'xr Court for
Alien Ctuaty, lodltnt.
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All than Uiuli tnd v im lM t ItdnmMt tnd
loltnatt la laada. fully and ptrliculdtly dtwriba.1
In Hortlao One Of Afflclo VI. of Ux IXrrra.
ollutlt Irf (ho Ceunltn of lloualan, Iwe. Motile
and Uaatgeaary, la Ux Stax tf Alabina) In Ux
montlrt of Smlnolo tad Dural, to tlx Su it of
riotlda] In Ibt Ctunilot of Bibb. Ctooibm . cu rb .
CoweK, lMKtlh. Huuthorty.. leu glii. Otrrud.
nerd, rullea tnd WtHon. In Ibr Suit ef
nerd.
OeonOl la Ux Ptrlih
of Coddt.
C---------------------------------- la lha .Hull of
Uwlaltot: la Ibt.. CoupUr, of Amoa. n ,luf0rc.
blablenburg.
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Durham, Konrlh.’ M
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BltU cl North
PIIL Bewtn and 1V,ke, „In Iht
— -----Cerolliu; In UX Coumlet of Bxulorl, Cbtrleilon.
Charotee. Dorrhertpr, (IreentUlt ar.d Blrhltod. tn
Ox Bute tf hautb Ctnllot: It Ux CounUeo o(
Maury u d mxlby, (n (ht Hint tf Tenneitee; In
the CewrUet ef Aaberei. Au*ui«a. CtoeiterfltU.
Ilenrlro and lnut,a tod In Ux ClUet of B idwood. Peureburg and I’ortiraauth.' In tho Mala
og Virginia: to Ibt Coonty ef bloemo. In tbt Hltlt
tf New Verb: la Ux Coutty of lUpJlton. In Ux
Stale e( Utile; tnd proceed, of Uil ttX of Made
la Ux County tf bluoaifx. In tbo Buto of
OeorgX. oad la Ux County cf Allen, la Ux BUU
ol Indiana, mart fully dteertbad It HocUoa Oot of
AtUtlt VI. *( Ibe Deeree
Parer! Ont loqudn Ibt property relwrod It tnd
briefly dx-rtbeJ la Iht Ih-btdult appended U and
made t perl tf tbit Nell,a
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The fndebtodneto to (bo CnNpany at II ottofed
tn Worn 1, 1 0 3 4 , with Ibe lOtofegf IhtruuoJ If
any, «d iht following, iww or fermtrly idbeklltrlte
of Die Ccoqonj. which, lukjert to oorretlloa and
to void fueled lim e of dibit or cttdlt. la tt
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Warttgo Uutno Ce----------Ptrurlin Ootaa c.,ii . . . . .
lUiln Monumn.ltl C o .___
The Brjant Kerllllier Co ..
Tbt Ceutuwtri Clxotl
Chart,ttoa lb C l I
bUuufertuilng Ce. .
lllcli Undo Pebble rti phtlo Co.
Unlbod Photphtu tn> (8iualctl
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■Ttrmi Owe", tod will Salt Ux blght.1 bid Uxrofor:
(b) 1. Tto* Special Muter will oett tepantely
offer for Ml* each of ttoa B*b-Ptmoit of Parrel
Two. rxpectlrely ctmtllUng of (be properly refer,
rtd la la the Decree at tod herein deeatbed
under Ibt mpocUft eepllom "Hub-Parrel A".
"Hub-ftrrel B . H toq., uf "Ptrrtl Two", offer,
la* Ant Hub-l'trre! A, P ill Sub-l'trcel B, tnd to
forth, tnd wUI note Ua blfbttt bid ftr tten tf
eeld Oub-Ptrrrlt,
3. Ttoa Special Mntte win neit teptttttly
offer for atli rarrel Twe t l tn etllrrty, tad will
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xx tbo hlgbott bid therefor:
cote
3. If (bo highlit bid paled ftr rtreol Two
■hen offered i t tn entirely thill tq u l or fixed
lb# tgyrtf tto of tho higheel bldt. prttlobdy poled
tn the Bub-Ptrrela when offend leptrtilly. then
tbo Itlltr win bo ctaeelltd. bat If Ux hltbeet Ud
(er P trxl Twe whoa offered t l tn totlrtty thill
bo loti than tho oapregrto of Ux blfbetl bldt
ynrtoualy Celtd for Ibt M - r u n l l whew offend
ggpafiltly. Ux Mghatg. told, for r t /x l Two when
offend tt an entirety will ht etneeded;
(ol Tbo Special Muter will rxtl tcptrtMy effer
ftr Ml* all of lbo property xferred U In Ibt Derreo t f and BontS.Mtertbed under Ux etptl*"
"Paral Thna", add * in txu ib t. blfbetl bid
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T R A IN
A X I M
o r 1coi
Dwin
ember
IS.tam
l**
0..<l»*rsU•jPjHNh* »»•"*’>•
la
equity
# rx
yetin* In »«ld C«rtJJU*1*'*
Sanford Cafe*’
M
e n c ifc r
S R M IN O I.K C fF tY Y
»* u f ! r .j r f A T B m -
t t f midi
findp i *jfc # i S r f L Z L to
,1'tlM Hunt r*f OU nuirtrt ef M S Jwjw
s p e c ia l n o t ic b —
’
It u n q a r t l l o n i l i l t .
w ^M B
•kill. »orn*Jt rfforU.
J w B T
fldelltr to obllrotlcm*
1
and an etublUbud ■ u k i 4
reputation IrvaccomolUhln* rraulta, tai
wltli oeltnH.Se equipment, rear* ofHence, appeal to rour Hileillrrnf#' an
crrtloa In Ika telrctlo»r*A|. a phftlel
treat i-ou. come to ooo'm* uml Invtt
my odrtneed iy»trm of treatm ent,
lo unlrrrtalljr (nddrwd.! ttb InrarabM
arcepfr.l, no mall order' treatment
tuUd. nn faMo pram it oa made, no *
In*, IpilMu.lblt r u t ran Itco »lv«n. I i
Uar whet I da — I da what I ' t i n
Charifet rrutonabla; term* arranged t
pallert'i roi.tenler.ro. Call or writ
IDforriditlon end a d r ie*
t u
1 tu* my otllenta in prroan. I
na brtnrh cffleua, "m tdkal campaaidr
IntllluUo." H f cared, atllaSrd and t
ful ptU .n U art m j k w t r t/rrtn rct.
O P E Ii ALL NIGHT
REEL & SONS r
S tr e e t
M
o f
t h e H o w a r d E a to n m e m o r ia l t r a il
w a s d e d i c a t e d in Y e llo W s t o n e N a
t i o n a l P a r k n p t c r E a t o n ’s d e a t h
tw o y e a r* a g o ..
» C o lo r a d o ,
W y o m in g ,
M o n ta n a
a p d N e w M e x i c o h a v e m a n y suc'n
r............
a n c h -e4s .
T h eo
A rr iizz oo nn aa
T
A
"" dd uu dd ee””
r a n c h e s nr£ m o s tly w in te r r eso rtsT h e y a ll g iv e t h e s a m e — g lim p s e s
o f t h e " t r u e S p ir it o f t h e W e s t” —
i n n s , b u c k i n g b r o n c h o s .a n d d a r e
d e v i l c o w b o y s t h r o w n in .
. ' T h e la t t e r e n jo y it m o r e th a n
th e d u d e s, a n d h a v e a d d ed p le a s u r e
o f th e “ d u d ea" p a y in g .
W h e ti t h e
I t* Is n o t a t n il s u r p r i s i n g t h a t
s o m a n y - s a l e s m e n ' u s o ‘o u r s y H tc m
o f " w e r e n t i t a n d y o u d r i v e it ."
In s o m a n y c a s e s i t b e a t s t h e t r a in
b e c a u se a f t e r r e a c h in g
a n ta r n y
t o w n a n d s e l l i n g I lls c u s t o i p o r s t h e
s a le s m a n ca n s t a r t a t o n c e fo r th e
n e x t s t o p p in g p la c e .
lie can co v
e r m o r e , g r o u n d in l e s s t i m e n n d
c u t . d o w n tr a v e lin g o v p e n fc s .
S c c o r id
3 0
a t
N O R T H • L I T T I 0 E R O C K , A t 1<„
T o a ll C r e d ito r s . LeRatueSr
M a r. 17.— W ) - C l t t o o k J p * t G O k n in -tr ib u te * * . a r i d ' a il
u te s fo r th rd e y o u th * t o -s n w t h e ir
C la im * o r D o m n in
w a y t o f r e e d o m a f t e r b e i n g In
R a ta ls :
f r a c t e d in t h a c i t y j a i l ^ a a t n i g h t ,
■Y ou, n n d e a p h o f o u , a r e h e re b y
n o tifie d a n d r e q u i r e t o p r e s e n t any,
in c o n n e c t io n W ith t h e r o b b e j y o f
tw o f illin g a ta tio n * a n d . tw b d r u g
____________d-.—
sto r e s S u n d a y , *
*
;
L e g a l N o tic e
T he y o u th s w ere E a r n e st P ea rcy .
I .x iin e e x i s t s in * 5 1 w a t e r o n ly
E d L o n g a n d W ill B roW n.
T h e to th o a x t e n t o f . a b o u t I w q p a r t s V I R G IN I A C A R O L I N A C H E M IC A L
h o y s w e r e l o c k e d in t h e J a il a t tf
CO M PANY
o ’c lo c k n n d a t G :30 o ’c l o c k j a i l a t V
N O T IC E O P S A L E
te n d a n ts w h o to o k s u p p e r to th e m
Asely.'
IT
Q
�lin e s e
Is Protest
eGovern^uiescence
J Demand
•ee Crowe IsSighed To
Manage Sanford Ball Team
In Florida State L eagu e
Census Bureau Estimates But
Figure At 117 Millions By
f i f e !_• Showing Gain of 11
Millions Jn Tost 5 Years
Fpe of Cancer
Million and H£lf Is N
Increase Since July
Relief
In Note
Lee f w ® ’ § th ird haxfman who
managed
Tenn?, crura
team
in
tha edivithe Jackson,
1
t
,U t *um‘
mcr, hw been signed to manage
the Sanford Club in the Florida'
State League for the 1926 season,
according to an announcement
made today by Vance E. Douginas,
president of the local club.
i Cr ° r
web known to many
“* * 1. o ’ having been a member
*h® sonford championship teotn
o r 1919, nlaylng under the direc
tion of Bert Chapman. He also
101(5 ”trC ‘*ur*nK the season of
tion with various chib* In th* Vlr
ginia, me
the cCotton
nnd oouen
South
giraa,
ouon sStaU
u a e sa ana
Atlantic .Leagues during the paat
■■te’Vhfciy _______
To Arrive Apr. 1.
He is expected to report in San
ford on Apr. 1, being followed five
days later by the vanguard of
nlavers now on the club roator and
by others whom the official* hope
to have signed by th at dkto.
President Douglass also an
nounced tho signing of T. G. Phil
lips. a right handed p ick e r, vlho
has won many games In the South
Atlantic I.enguo.' Phillips Is ex
The signing of Crowe to handle pected to takelhis regular turn, on
the tenm this season brought forth the mound from the beginning of
« ™»h of congraturatlons to the the season.
.. .
Friable and Dumas are
°rln' ™ 0f th c , ci ub from ,oc*1 Ba'ley,
......«x. rriM
fans. The record the new m anager'in the fold, all say they are nnxiholds nnd his reputation ns both nus to get down to work. Alford
Player and an executive is well Is also on contract but J s not ex
known and much satisfaction in in pected to report until June.
evidence over tho appointment.
Myers, who southpawed for tho
Crowe, playing In a class D or local club last season, has demnndganization last season, hung up a cd nn increase in salary before
hatting average o f. .334. During signing hia contract, tin returned
his firnt year on the local diamond the na~.r unsigned, along with his
ho averaged about .280. He is con stipulations as to the flgtir» It
sidered ono of tho brafnest Infield- should name for this season. Presi
ora In thc.game, nnd his experience dent Douglass Is of the opinion
In managing baseball teems has that Myers’ demands will not he
been gathered through hi* axsocia- met.
ARMYOFFICERColonel Cooli
Lieutenant Thompson P ut To
Death A t Manila For Shoot*
'tag Miss Burleigh During
Motor 'Ride Last Summer
Pleads Not Guilty
Despite Confession
Courtship Ended In Father of
Remains Co
Marriage in Plane
But Is Very
. .MIAMI. Mar, 18.—Cupid took
After Two
hia first sky-trip here Today In
an unique wedding performed In
a seaplane 3,000 feet in th# air.
The ceremony waa the cul
New York and Pennsylvania
I*rnsccution Had Witnesses To mination of a newspaper ro
Keep Plret and 2nd Places;
Testify To Sanity Of Man mance. in which the Miami
Illinois Has Seven Millions
Daily News figured prominent
"When Act Waa Committed ly.
The services united Robert
WASHINGTON, War. lS.-fA*)
B. Kolsbum, -News cameraman,
re
MANILA,
Marrh 18.—DPI—
TrTho population oT continental
and Mia Maru Ellen W alker, of
Second Llcutcnank,John S. ThompUnited States will be 117,135^117.
DclroiVMich., a form er feature
aon. United Stifles Army,- waa
next July 1. the Census Bureauw riter In th at city and Miami,
hanged hero today for th** murannounced today, this figure being
with the Rev. Sf. R. Froat, J r„
1 8 .- V ) —
der of hia -.17-year-old fiancee. church editor of the News, ofan Increase of approximately II.PLYMOUTH, VU. M « .
udenta w e r e
whom, he said, he could' not live
.00,000 sines the last Federal
delating.
without or m arry, bentuse of hia
(/P)—Col.
John C. OooIIOft
enumeration in 1020.
wounded by
To the defeating muale of the
imrifficient salary. He waa the highe-poweretl
sinking fust. Dr. Albert W.
Riotor, the
Since Inst July, the. Bureau re
kI on n thoufirst American n ffk e r to ho exe couple were pronounced men
corded a sain of 1,570,72.1. The
Cram, his physician, left m
who were
cuted in penro tim e/
nnd-wife while flying through
estimate waa based on actual cen
b e f o r e the
Calmly and without making a the clouds nt an elevation di whits farm houso at 12:80
sus counts In eight states last
statem
ent, the young officer, who1 rectly above the Dally New* o'clock to mako this announce*
year and on ddta conccrnim- births,
ment;
waa 25, walked to the scaffold in' tower. ’
deaths, immigration- and em igra
tratfon was in
a warehouse nt Fort McKinley,
tion nince 1020.
"Tho Colonel has been fall*,
after a day spent with his spiritual
the govornUsing as n scale the distribu
ing
rapidly the last two a t
adviser
nnd
his
attorney.
180 to the
tion of pooulation increuse between
three
hours," the doctor said.
Thompson
became
despondent
powers rcjrnrd1010 and 1020, the Bureau has
because of his inability to m arry
"I do not look for anythin* to hapjn of freo com*
estimated the ropulation of each
the girl, nnd said h* decided, sud
pon suddenly, but I would not be
figures where state counts were
tn Tckinjr, Ticutdenly. to kill her And intended then
surprised If tha end came a t any made last year, omitting calcula
to end his own life. He feared that
tf®*- He la losing ground and®
tions for states which recorded de
yunrding the
I? the wedding wait dclayM he
during the last hour it wna
creases
between
1019-1920.
States
of the mill:
would never be able to ifiake Miss
pretty rapid rate."
which counted population last year
... J on the stuBurleigh his wife.
„ ,. „
—~
;
. ,
coi. Cool
id g e . t h e p h yi
o lid
w'ere ’F lorida, Iowa, Kansas, Mnim»’ ultimatum denooks Open Tomorrow And Isand, waa conscious b utr«:
Invited Girl For Drive
ehusetts. New York, North Dakota,
i noon today,
_____ i .
Remain Open UntU April 9?! weik.
The killing ocurred after Thomp
ubodo Islnnd and South Dakotn.
an to the powers
son
had
driven
from
Fort
McKin
Gpvcrncr
Walker
Orders
Dis
Campaign To Make Issue The
~ physician said th at, In
Thn
Bureau
has
not
yet
tahulat*
Sanford Chamber of Com ley to the Army ancj Navy Club,
aliened nets of
Hon to hia weaknasa, th# O
ed the popujation of the large
olution of Present Meet' merce Win A tte n ^ t To Or w
Clear
Expected
To
S
tart
isures the powhere.M iss Burleigh hud. danced
waa extremaly sensitive to
(itlcs but will do so later, using
; military nulhorAnd Reconvening of a New
ganize Parly Leaving From at an atnntqur entertainment. In
a fte r hia long lllneea, He
"Cander bocillua? Sure I ’ve din the system of arithmetical pro
Bthorized to take covered It. And It’a extremely
Registration books are to bo opon th at the patient flinched wheqLegislature nt the Capitol
viting Miss Burleigh to take u
T
h
is
Section
In
Summer
gression,
which
has
been
found
the
regarding the large, shaped like the letter S,
short drive, Thompson had hia until April 0 and all legally quali akin waa ' touched, Indicating
norandum df the with nodules a t the enda," reports simplest, and. in the majority of
ATLANTA, Ga., Mar. 18.—UP)—
Negotiations designed to result Filipino chauffeur drive toward an fied voters living within the city very nervous condition.
cases, tho moat accurate formula.
Dissolution of tho present extra
old fort, San Antonio Abnd, and
Dr. Josef Schumacher, of Berlin,
nr.
counts by states show cession of the Georgia legislature in the organisation of a Central M)ss Burleigh protested agalni* limits have until th a t date to qual
local of 1901
pictured above. As a resuh of bis ingActual
Florida delegation leaving for
ify for the election to be held
New
York
and
Pennsylvania
driving in that direction, the April 19, a t which tim e the ordl- than 41
of the reply to work, new treatm ent methods : re
today by executive permisaion, nnd
retaining their rank of first nnd immediate convocation of nn en Maine sometime during tho coming chauffeur said.
0
f notices providing for a bond issue- hours.
I of the powers Is forecast.
summer
have
been
started
by
sec
second, respectively, follow:
tirely new session, has been decided retary R. W. Pearmnn, of thc local
Thompson fired flvo revolver of $2,665,000 are to be balloted
White noose I# No
Alabama .............................2,520,001 hy Governor Clifford Walker, as Chamber of ComaiCrce, who has bullets into tho girl, and then com upon, according to a statem ent lawill undertake
Deputy
Sheriff Angus MaOa
Arizona ............
44-1.708 the most feasible way out o f , a mailed invitations to commerce pelled the chauffeur to drive to suod today by City Clerk L. It.
xol of 1001,
bodyguard to Colonel C
Arkansas
....................
1.003,041
tangled
situation
resulting
from
n
body officlaa in many nearby cl tic* Fort McKinley. There the officer Philips,
atss ; Great Britbrought th# news to
California ...........................4,310,460 succession of calls, within the last to bo represented in the party .
informed the corporal of tho guard
, which pro*
Mr? Philips stated th at ha waa store a t 8:10,' Re said
Colorado
.........
1,058,722
five
weeks.
that
Miss
Burleigh’s
body
was
In
ment pf fortn
In commenting on the practical
particularly anxloue to havo th* Houso already had boon n
Connecticut.....................,...1,060,410
This course was announced benefits that th is section of tho tho car. He requested that ho be resident* of those eectlone recently of Uie condition o f tho f t
th of the T el
D
elaw
are..........................
240,274
Wednesday night by Governor state may reasonably expect from locked up.
s on open wuy
token Into the corporate limits of father.
District of,ColumblH ....... 627.880 Walker, after he had been waited the Maine pilgrimage following the
Thompson was tried by court- thc city notified of tha elections
MaCauUy v.ul the.situs'
Florida ............................... 1.317.1GJ upon by n joint committee of the visit of the Maine delegation here martial on a chirge. of first de requirements, and it Is expected
Tnku werp
critical but the
Georgia ......................... Hcuao'andi Senate,^which
gree
murder.
A
plea
of
not
guilty
informed
several months ago, Mr. Pearman
th a t a canvaaa will be made of that
intended to
Idaho
n<
Thompson <apYeral naw district* within th*
............................ _ ou7 nai
tho tWo branches wen* nt stated tI*diiy th at .•'at this Ume w»»
of Tientsin, Sir.. Austen Chamberlain Is Illinois .........
*....... •<
- .....t .../, zu7,U8-i variance as to methods of prore- when the nation la regarding Flor admitted th a t ho killed MU< Burn next two weeka lt\ order th a t a roqatkally whoil
------------!,..,3,184,430
3.184.493 l dlua.
,v
W !
ida with, crrtickl -eyes it becomes lelgh. Hln counsel aouglu ta prove ord vote may ho brought out a t
Hfoptinulbie For Motion To
....... ......................... 2.4J2.015
—
■. V s ' . .
absence of mslnJe or p re r^ d n a tlo tf election time.
The jU u a a jm
told* was.farBegirt Discussion on'Amerb Qn«*n *• •
i that wnr*
tmalinujfMSo-to to- HCity
......V
--------’
.
'"•'
j
K
continuing
without
n
break,
while
havo
B B H POfficial#
B IIP B P H
H P - mP ppC vW
can E nhance Into Tribunal Kentucky .........
2,524,210
i ntin, thereby
lions that Thomp- pknown
tising mediums other than news trodoco tie.
th a tI a campaign Is to be
the
Senate
insisted
on]
a
trrminatw n flH
Louisiana .................. ..... :..l,918,601
son
was
of
unaound
mind:
ta Tientsin,
inaugurated which Is to have for weaker
tlon of one sesi ion before the new paper a d d 1magaxfno publicity/
vffl abandon GENEVA, Mar. 18. (/P)_The
.............. ,,!M alnb------- ------*.............! 790,013 convocation
It* purpose tho clarifyin* of tho heart ie not . .
"A Florida delegation to Maine ' Confession la Shown In Court
could
tnk*
effect.
Ohpiled.
‘
1,580.269
League of Nations^Council sledded 'Maryland
The prosecution produced several various questions and legal aspects
vjously, the governor was shown, win consolidate an eptente cordial
“It has Impro
„
■inalinn Vr*rd early today to discuss this nfter- Massachusetts .•v v -v - „ . 4.197,288 no work could he done under such that cannot be effected in any physicians who declArrd thry were pertaining to the passage or thc lttlon a t 6:30 o’clock this at
Michigan
.......
..
4,395,651
noon
thc
question
of
American
adurged of Cb'mrsc
other manner,’’ Mr. Pearman said. of the belief th a t Thompson "did mesHures designed to flnanco tho but Is more variable, ranging from
2,651,306 a* situation..
all ships as hcrenco to the Perm anent Court Minnesota ....•__ ....
OS to 140, Hia tem perature la
"A party of representative not, a t any time, suffer any mental eity’a development program.
Tho
call
which
thc
Governor
Mississippi
(1920)
.1,790,618
eguard Tientsin of International Justice, including Mlaslssli
about'norm al and hia respiration la
To Advertise Requirements
Maine
citizens exhibited enough derangement, either temporary or
planned
today,
irycV.nlad
nil
items
.3.498,143
the
recervntions
A
ttached
hy
the
I
Missouri
of armed Fen#
permanent, and Is not ao suffering
Plans are balng made to bring about 45,’’
Montana ....... ....
.. 094 J)65 in ail of hi* previous calls. Atten Interest in Florida to forsake their now.". _
create tlisturb- Scnr.tc.
At midnight last night Col. CoolbusiilcMt
enterprises
long
enough
tion
was
called
by
parliamentarians
the
ordinances before the public
Nebraska
..........
1,384,703
H ie decision, which was unex
When
the
court
reasmmblcd,
the
Idge
had a heart trem or th a t alandto
come
hero
and
personally
ac
to
such
an
extent
th
at
practically
last
night,
however,
that
the
work
Nevndn (1920) .
77,407
/
ontnlned in the perted, was taken on a motion by Nrar Hampshire
of the assembly for the past five quaint themselves with our re irosecution produced a signed con- every *Yotcr will have a complete ecThla nurse, hut ho ralBod quickly,
....
451,608
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain,
British
OHKlon by Thompson.
were:
sources."
understanding of each project, the and th ephysklan waa not sum
foreign secertary. . Sir Austen is New Jersey .............. .... 1,680,482 weeks, with the exception of tho
r •
"Why did you shoot Miss Audrey manner In which the money ia to moned.
the' waterways believed to have acted on advices New Mexico ........i....
"Maine is a potential sourco of Burleigh?"
.... 338.116 passage of two bills, would he lost
ho waa asked, Thomp be expended and tho benefit* exEarly
today
a
second
severe
a
t
vast
Income
for
Florida,
and
11,301,296
All legislation in course of pas
from tho British nmbassador at New Y o r k .................
son replied:
jicctcd to be derived by the city aa tack occurred, th* Colonel's puls*
la must !>e re- W ashington, Sir Eatnca-Howard, North Carolina
2,857,816 sage today would have to be re of the wisest advertl ___
"F irst, and moilt Important, Ihj- a whole.
reaching a beat of 140. Dr. Cram
her molested;
conveying Jho* opinion that the North Dakota (1920) .... 641,1Q2 introduced, they suid, »nnd go that this section of rife state could caum* or tho Pay Act of June 19,
waa called and soon a fter th* Prom
adopt
lies
in
the
/promotion
of
The
ordinances
to
be
voted
on
tla must remain American government would net Ohio
.. 6.600,140 through the successive stages pre
1922, which deprives me, but not
Ident waa Informed by telephone
I anJ refrain from deem examination of tho problem Okllahomn .................
2,242,474 scribed hy law, as entirely new mutual interests between the na others, of thoso commiiuioncd fur are numbered from 110 to 121, In of hia father's grave condition*.tion’s most northfm and its ex longevity pay for enlisted service, clusive and Include every major
irelgn ships; • by the counoil either offensive or Oregon ................... ..
877,477 matters.
The physician said after talking
treme southern state."
f
ifn m sefs, ex- unwarranted.
Pennsylvania ..................... 9,613,570
while a cadet a t West Point If project now under way within the with the White Hone* th a t the
city
and
others
t
h
a
t
are
to
bo
ini
lithoritlcs, ntuat
Mr. Poarmsn declared that other granted would get a big increase
692,794
Tim British Foreign Secretary *t Rhode Island ...-......
President expected to arrive her*
communities who joined in the pil in salary, which is necessary for u tiated within tha near future.
before tomorrow morning.
this morning’s sossion initiated th* South Carolina ................. 1,826,021
grimage would not subordinate
689,346
"For the benefit of all taxpayers
cond lieutenant to marry.
motion which was’ ununimouslf South Dakota ............
their
interests
Jo
Sanford
in
any
that Japan adopted, placing thc m utter of Tennessee
............ ...2,407,079
"Becand, fear of the lonellnecs of the city." Mr. Philips said, r’the
To Leave Lata Today
way, hut would receive equal rep to which 1 would bo subject*! dur City Commissioners have ordered
Lfrom Chinn, American reservations on the coun T exas'...— ......... .....: .......5,312,061
WASHINGTON, t-U S a Q .
resentation in every respect.
nt of guilty cil's agenda for this afternoon’s U ta h ____ :..____ ..... 573,711
ing the next two years without tho publication of the ordinances, P resident Coolidg# will laav*
l for the firing meeting.
Vermont (1920) .............. 352,428
"Tho visit of the party to Maine her, and a doubt a r to whether not only In order to comply with late, this nf'em non to go
’
’
------ H •*s •
the law and with the charter, but •Ido of hi- father s i 1‘lyn
• destroyers hy * I t is expected th at if the con Virginia ............ .............. 2,618,589
would mean that this solid centra! thlngn would be quite the aame."
the Pci River ference sees f it tho United State# Washington ..f.... .......... ....1,538,228 • A kite flying contact represent section of the state and the oppor
The court found Thompson guil t h a t , tho knowledge contained
In addition to Mrs. Cool!
* Japanese of will be invited to send a represen West Virginia ... ...............1,069,324 ing one of a series of novel edu tunities that it offers would he ty of hturdcr In the firat degree therein m ay be spread to everyone President will he accom
I several Japa- tative so th at the delegates of the Wisconsin ........ . ------ ---- 2.884,734 cational features introduced at advertised from tip to tip of tho und was sentenced to be hanged. concerned. A clear understanding by Attorney-General B
Hanford playgrounds by Miss Mary
other court members may benefit Wyoming ...____ _______ 235,089 Clark, director, was held Saturday Unites States,” Mr. Pearman add The verdict waa reviewed by the of tha provisions of the various Dr. James F. Coups I, White
|k> swept rcsponal from his explanations of the Amer
judge udvoente 'here, at the War measure* and of th* projects they physician,
afternoon at the South Side Pri ed.
. . . . . . wjU,
. . . . . without
........ m
. doubt,
uuuu.,
Th* President’s train la oapm
Department in Washington, and are to assist
intention ta ican conditions.
.
mary nark with ‘approximately 75
•P before tha' The aim of the conference, .which
wua approved by President Cool- influence a highly favorable vote, to reach Woodat
took, Vl , 16 a
i____
kiddies entered and more than 100
he concluded. '
Idge.
from PI; mouth. early __
prior to the September league as
children on hand.
City M anager W. B. Williams morning, From Umre tho
sembly, la an endeavor to secure a
First prize for alUtud.o was won
A shoestring m ad^ of rubber stated th a t cuts were now being will b« mad* hy automobile.
I *f Powers
presumably would be held the week
composition has been invented In prepared and th at within a few
WASHINGTON, Mar. 18^-tfP)— by Tolar Broyn, whose kite ascend
tfth 18.—(^P)— common answer to the American
England. It is said to stretch so days maps showing th* areas to
/ snnounced th at government from all the signa A draft of a resolution designed to ed far abovV.any others in the
eaisly th a t a shoe can be takan off be covered by the sewer, w ater end
grant relief to citizens ana aliens meet. Jack Kanner waa awarded
(National Pco- tories of the court protocol.
FRANKFORT.
Ky.*
Mar.
18.—
s*cona prize for f):dng hia kite to
and put on without unlacing It.
gas program s are to be furnished.
tho Fengtein
The league leaders raalixe that in the United 8 tates who are sep tho
UP)—Sunday 1baseball, both semigreatest horizontal distance.
arated from their famlllea because
. T»o-Lin, Man- one state can block
pro
and
professional,
now
has
leg
A parade of doll
•hve accepted thc herence because all thc signatories of
Tho
Of al approval in Kentucky.
to promote . r t S & V
p°wera that must accept the American condl- *•••
| * a t bl',®ec* cd
stole
legislates*
on
its
last
day
thought
and
to
dovelop
new
Ideas
rotary of la b o r Davis,
L 1 1. “Pcrotlons tiohu before adherence becomes ef- rotary
h*fore adjournment yesterday,
of
color
schemes
will
be
held
this
_ the Pej River, fectlve.
I t would he operative fo r one
-.7
passed over Governor Field’s veto,
year bekginning June 30. 1927, and Saturday, Miss C lsrk’announced the Strange-Hamllton law, repeal
today,
and
more
than
30
entries
under it any alien over 21 who has have already been received. The in g a portion of Kentucky's blue
GOAL 18 OVEI(8UBSCRIlU:i>
LONDON, March 18.-<A>)— falling
Ig among the
tho guests, man)
LAKELAND. Fla., Mar. 18.—</Pl been lawfully admitted could peti parade will begin a t the Bouth law statute, which prohibited play
—With $200,000 as the gosl fox tion 'tha Secretary of L abar for Side Park nnd proceed down to ing of baseball and participation There was mystery today aa to them wear!
(n the issuance of a quota Palmetto Avenue to Eighth Street in other sports on .Sunday.
responsibility for tb* "oomblng* sufficiently
___ Tr_
Lakeland, ftv the Southern Colleg#
tion visa for a w ife bus- west
Endowment campaign, workers
(ing.
Governor Field* returned the of two different St. Patrick Day presence of mind of som* of
on
Eighth
to
Park
and
north
'minor children, stepchildren on Park to Sixteenth 8trcet, and measure to the legislature with his dinners last night, on* attended hy guests stone averted a oaf
here today reported $221,885, at.
tho
Price
of
Waloo
and
the
other
trees
fir*
and
panic.
>>S?nft*ber.
thc luncheon today.
'
thence hack to the school grounds. veto messag* yesterday and « » * • hy Premier Stanley Baldwin.
An Irish priest In the gallery I p 0;
T hrjugh the introduction of In nromptly. passed over hia veto In.
18.—(A1)
Thar* was nothing to show pointed out the mUerroapf to at-1 ?
the
aenate
and
sent
to
tho
house,
teresting
programs.
Miss
Clark
j price* and
W hether th* missiles ware mls- Undents, end b*> was speedily‘t o ___
has awakened a hitherto unknown where, a fte r lacking by two the chicvious
'.•bowed sljtht dopranks, or th* manifesta hustled out of tb* dining room and'nlace on the m o
necessary
constitutional
majority
interest in playground activities
»•»* compared
tion
of
anger hy psrs ms with
according to members of the com in the afternoon, it was cglled np grievances or a political p r o te s t^
.s
n
n
T
th’,
lhe
U
‘
iffiin
I
n
i
nficht
And
p
isi^
l
with
mittee
recently
appointed
by
the
‘1‘"nfibix-d today.
. , -City CommldsUft-to aupervka city
*Wron 404 selectit is virtually certain tlu^t i t will parks, and the arrival of apparatus
Ulculated on Uit
........ for. the modern eqnlpnjant of tha
J „ ! S| registered
playgrounds is expected to rreatly |
-■55S V **ainst
assist thc new director in- h*
mill* the month
w°rk.
* '• ? „ ’ V
■*“ -11 food price
participation by tho United States
i la ._ r \or> than neither immediate-nor material ad" m
rvjrjwoim
*t i t * " * ^ 1
ay be .adversely affected .if the j— BkT p XVING PROJECT—
^19 article* *ho\v- vanemaent in the direction ef «*•
disarmament
discussions \ a r e
iocrca*es, and trmaiflenU < "
PENSACOLA. 'Mar. 18.—The
still further Into tb* fu-
>arty Will
To Carry
H Protocol
Patient Has
Few Hours To
President" Will
Capital Late
For Plymouth Hi
CITY OFFICIALS
ASK VOTERS TO
REGISTER EARLY
NEW SESSION OF MID-FLORIDA TO
GEORGIA SOLONS SEND PARTY-TO
WILL BE CALLED STATE OF MAINE
U. S. ADHERENCE
TO WORLD COURT
BEFORE LEAGUE
ss?iii!waai^nJS"iS*jsji
Kite Flying Contest
A t South Side P ark
Popular Innovation
Immigration Change
Is Asked Of Davis
Kentucky Legislature
Passes Sunday Base
ball BUI Over Field
Irish Music W
Feature Of
Bombs Almost Break Up Dinners That
Are Attended By Wales, Lloyd George
N Costs
W t Drop
February
2 a
Nothing In European Situation Gives
Disarmament Promise, U. S. Believes
e r s t u
—
^
.
5rtf* drop, t>f the League of Nation* PW *1’
inary disarm am ent
h o rd ed the wiU be still fu rth e r delay**action by the league council »•
Pebruary, expected to ./aflow the P'*1!* " *
»ed, showed m ent u n ti arptem ber.of a decision
Jackof'Ccrmsar.*®
2ft
,‘th
l}2 pper*r
■rdi American p*rtl« J*"
disarmament mHtin$T*
>
'*V ;
Tbes* a n d 1
came known
refusal of
bassador I
Gibson to v— »ment situation i
two diplomete a
so lution m p m
ipcael
- wer_
91'
r.-»l
city of Pensacola plana to expend
p o s s i b i i l t i e # b o- at least $495Mp for paving and
despita the flat other municipal Unpegv*w—ts dur
ing the year according to pending
and ifln lstfr ordinance* brfoi* the city Com.
on the arme- mlaaion.
w sf. Tho
ar c o n - ’ Sun baths are
through the
meet- that looks
of, allow* th* i
|r f? r 'rraietfasN s’
K r r iiiiiiifll
fsEm
t
- y . *fl" ****
"•
j.viv-t.:
M
‘
Iklif
J
-• •**!
1 fti
*» 'eg*!
aoffL"hdV’t -1*-i -g
ffw'41
�CEEDS D& UV ED FROM THE
DEFRAY T H E COST OF TH
LATION
O F AN ELECTRIC 1
itled; '
PHONE
CALL
SYSTEM IN T1
lOVtDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS
nnd AGAINST BONDS."
>RD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM b F FO^TV
OR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES,' TH E PRO.
SECTION 7. That this i
t THE SALE THEREOF TO BE USED mediately agon its passage and
OF THE CONSTRUCTION AND IN8 TALAdopted this 8th day of J
RIC FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELE,M rri,R CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA'
th at certain Ordinance of the u u y «i
ountry
C lub Championship
olf Match To Open Friday
Yith M any,Team s Entered
• Tho first nnd second flights in
1 tho championship golf tournam ent
of tho Sanford Country Club are
to atari Friday and run through
:x Saturday, according to an an
nouncement made today bv L P.
. Chittenden, chnirman, who atated
th n t the failure on the p a rt of
these two days would constitute
a forfeit of tho match.
Tho finals arc to bo played
. some date yet to bo selected but
which will, in all probability, be
the latter p art of "next week.
A silver loving cup, donated to
the club by tho devtlopijr? of Loch
: Arbor, is to.be awA’nfod tho win_nor of the championship.
The
^Yowell Company i? offering a prize
to the runner-up in the first, or
championship Bight.
The winner of the second flight
will receive a prire from tho Britt,Chittenden Realty Company and
picKinnon-Markwood . C o.,. ia to
g iro a trophy to tho runner-up
r0f this flight. L. V. Voorhots, club
professional, is offering n nrizc
for low medal score of the tour-
nam ent.^
v r
Much in terest is being shown
am ong members o f the club nnd
somo large galleries nre exported
to bo present, to watch tho mntchs
In tho first flight nnd In tho finnls
next vj»ek.
Thor.e paired In the first flight
are as follows:
Roy Chittenden nnd E. Penning
ton: AV. W orthington nnd Rnleigh
King: L. F. Boylo nnd Paul Forbos;
B. Wi Herndon nnd F. McGraw;
G. Hughes and It. Melting; A. P.
Haggard nnd E. F. Ilousholder;
G. W*. Spencer, Jr., nnd G. W.
Knight; Charles Fuller nnd Dr.
Puloston
- Pairings for the second flightwere announced ns follows: jo c
Chittenden with Porter IMttsN R.
E. Stcvenn with I* C. Bebout; Ned
Ciiltieudcn with R. A. Cobb; S. D.
Gray with F|oyd Palm er; C. I*.
Itriit. with Carl T herrinault; Cal
vin Tcnguo with J. H. Hawkins;
George 0 . H erring with A._C. Fort
and Paul Lnko w ith.A . Woodman.
A ttest:
L. R. PHILIPS
Cliy Clerk.
*****•**■•!
OODDtl
D3P0C
iitlM S W
YEAR S
Y ears
0FMRTMERSH1P
OF PARTNERSHIP
l AND SERVICE
U fID SERVICE^
F ig h t R esults
HAVANA-—Jack Renault kuocked out "M arino" Tolliver in the
firs t round of wlmt was to bo a
12-round bout.
CLEVELAND — Tod Morgan,
• Denies Motion To Vacate The Junior lightweight champion, and
” Supersedeas I s s u e d To Charlie O'Connell of Cleveland,
a draw.
Body Sponsoring Track At bpxcd
r ST. PAUL—Alvnn Ryan of
Tampa; A nother Hearing South St. Paul, outpointed Ruddy
McDonald of St. Paul; Jimmy
.- TALLAHASSEE, M ar. 18.—(/P) Cnshell of St. Paul, bout Johnny
*—Division A of the state suprem e lln rrls of Des Moines.
co urt yosterdny denied the motion
to vacate the supersedeas Issued
' Some time ago in the cn.w <f thn
"Wist' Coast Jockey Club versus the
S ta ts of Floridu.
Tho motion was filed bv R. E. L.
Chnncey, a Tampa attorney, who
, ^ p re se n te d interests adverse to
• operation of the race truck there, j
Tho court acted promptly on th<> I
* .m otion, the clork not having filed)
i t until toduy, which was motion
day.
I
Tho auporeodenn set uaide an In-1
junction issued In the circuit court I
fo r Hillsborough county restraining j
thn Jockey clt/b from operating the I
!>track.
/
It was given-pending n formal j
.appeal to the higher tribunal in hj
enso which questions tho legnlity ;
of tho pari-mutol betting machines, j
S tartin g this Friday Continuing
Through Wednesday—Come! Share!
for Tomorrow" is the theme of the Anhivent
h is an unusual vulue—finding event for E
You are invited to attend the sale and claim yi
rings. Phone or w rite your orders to Priscilla.
Phone lldt}.
1
•
1
i
Hose $1.79
Women’s Silk Hos
iery, our popular
"As - You - I.ikc - It"
•mnlity in tho serv-,
ieo weight, Mack,
white and colors,
$1.79 pnir, a pairs
for $5.25.
m ain fl o o r n -t
•
Frocks $2
Women's
House.
L in e n
Dresses,
in
ilie popular slip-over
si vies, for
outings,
norchwear,
home
ami ( hopping, $2.
F L oon
Philippine N ig h t
dresses. hand-madr
cad liaml-cmliroidered, all fresh u
white flowers, tlJM.
Women’s Sill; Teds,
pastel shades' a|
$3.95.
FLOOR 2-0-1
JoeWlioma
to graduation exercises
-ft * Wliich of these great men once
(throw a dollar across the l ’oto-i’^ n a d 7
H arry Lauder*
' <2) One-Arm Sweeney?
j?" ' r . (3) Steve Hiodie?
( d j.I ’opc Anson?
IQ)' Cousin E ghcil?
?
'
1000 New Dresses
Enter the Sale a t Savings
Only when you have noon, and tried on
these lovuly Frocks will you appreciate
their value.
Almost a hundred styles,
—the new sort—and each seemingly pret
tier than the other. Choose vours eurlv!
From tin* appcrrtnnl words fill
out the following duXlnlion:
"He who steals my \ u r j e steal
Bologna.
tkjiv/f match t*» It, s.iying II w.i
Detour to the right.
—^^. mPTTTT the better player and il; •
A u'j':-tcrioiis fatly in n black \ e i l . scio-d to win unvwii". A went out
Tho Chicago erintc wave.
■«»n o p .iiJ v nml d<litierntely s il.it
Two other men
,«*1 It t>> tlunei* e.inlinsitiusly with
I lli.< I.eautiful thrill in pink t int
lit tl;o east of n l! e tn the ear- Ion \\ is A trvii-.' I ■ II 11 ( nil
1" ly mortihgt would you cull a —
,f •**•«•;» oil or 1*1... i.s.» land?
Siinik* .1 lusli ?
,
F re re ’i rook?
t orrcct the graniniatn al tonCaddy?
*■ ii.t uetion of line bonletiee.: "I'm
The girl yon met ut l.ong 1»- -.orrv, sir. hut we eat r only to
Jantl ju lUOo?
| American tourN is mj*i it i. intpos
A plumber''
. sihle to charge you more than
(Owing to the intricate nutuie I $ l.f*0 a ilav fot a room with hath."
• -of th« above problem an extra time I
J Allowance of 40 minutes will h c| Vt'hnl is wrong with this sen
granted.)
Uiice: "Now, mother, yon ami dml
- — —
, insist go to the theater. Willis nml
*
Solves this t rubltm. -using only 1 will stay at home ami do ilnt one side of the laundry slip:
Idishes. We don't like the.se wild
£
A luughed nt all of R’h old' part if* anyw ay"
b
’
ORDINANCE NO 117.
< AN ORDlNANl.r: PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF RONDS IIV
* THK C U V OF S ANFORD. FLORIDA, IN THE SFM OF FORTY
' THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNM’II'AI. I’l'H I’OSFS. THE PRO•- CEBDS DERIVED FROM T llli SALE THEREOF TO RE l'SEl> TO
; DEFRAY THE COST OF THE CONSTRI CTION AND INSTAI.I.A• TION OF AN ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEPHONE
}' CALL SYSTEM IN TH E CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA.
f
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
{ \ SANFORD, FLORIDA:
*
•• S e c t i o n i That the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
0 Florida, dectn* it expedient and to the best interest of the City of
~ Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds in the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars,
* the proceeds to be derived from the sale of suld bonds to be used for
the following municipal purpose, to-wit:
To dcfiay the cost of constructing und installing an electric fire
^ alarm und pdlice telephone cull dystein in the City of Sanford, Flori* J&M. t
r
^-SECTION 2, Tliut it is the determination of the City Com^ mission th at the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars will lie required to
- provide a fund sufficient to defray the cost of constructing nnd in1 atalling an electric fire alurm and polico telephone call system in the
* City of Sanford;—F lorida,. and the sunt of Forty Thousand Dollars
* to do derived from tho sale of the bonds proposed by this Ordinance
to be issued, is hereby appropriated exclusively for said purpoip.
s
SECTION 8. That a bond issue in tho sum of Forty Thousand
Dollars, for the municipal purpose specifically set forth in Section
J One o f this Ordinance, he and the same is hereby authorized, provided,
r however. that before said bonds shall be issued, this Ordinance shall
\ bo ilr f t approved b y .a m ajority vote of the electors o f the City
f Sanford, Florida, actually participating in an election to bo called and
■
i held a t such tim e and in the manner us is prescribed by the charter.
Frocks of f l a t
crepes, crepe georg
ette. or extra quali
ty printed silks. In
white and a flock of
cool, summery col
ors. Sizes I 1 to
Kponge and fine
mmlity tub silks,
manv of the' epong?
frockr. have colored
embroidery.
Sizes
hero are 10 to 42.
Values!
Suits $1.19
D resses
$1.25
Girls’ dresses, print
ed fabrics or ginghums, each frock has
a matching pantic,
sizes 2 to 0 nt $1.25.
Girls’ Dresses, strip
ed cottons or ging
hams in sizes 7 to M
years a t $1.50.
MKZZANIKK FLOOIl
Frocks of flat crepe.s
o r extra quality
printed silks. Espec
ially handsome! So
choose these for nftoruoons nnd theater
went. Sizes surely
include yours! lti
to -12.
IM.OOH 2—1»-1
Hoy's Wasli Suits,
-mart nnd sturdy, in
button-on nnd “Robin Hood”
styles,
Mieciul $1.19 each,
le tte r still 3 suits
f..r $3.25.
Hoy’s Finer Suits,
of linen $1.05, 3
fuita for $r>.50,
MEZZAN’INK FLOOR
n-i
n-i
*
200 S m art Easter Coats
Invite Your. Prompt Attention
Crepe $2.29
Headed Bags, love
ly things in white
and delicate pastel
colorings. On sale
at $3.49,— Have one
'or Easter!
MAIN FLU O R U -l
Axminister it u g »,
sturdy wool yarns,
(loop pile, handsome
patterns and colors
Siso 9x12 feet. F.x
ceptional at $42.50.
KLOon a—i • t
Fresh from New York! Prod
ucts of some of New York’s fore
most designers. Brought here in
the nick o’time to provide a becom
ing E aster Cont for you. A t a
saving!
“ Lucerne"
Crepes
for uftem oon dres
ses, 40 inches wide.
Mack, white a n d
high colors, special
$2.29 yard. Satins
and flat crepes, 54
inches wide a t $4.98
yard.
MAIN FLOOR l)-I
t
Seo These at $39.60
Black satins, figured crepes or
basket weaves. Each Coot sm art
ly fu r trimmed. And silk lined I
Anil of flottorim r beauty! Sizes
Special V alues fo r the Housewife
Mohawk Sheets in
81x90 size a re $1.50;
72x90 siso Bnects,
$1.39 and p i Ho w
(US33 36c in tho an
niversary .Bale, .
MAIN FLOOR D-I
Bed Spreads of krmkle Stripe in plain
white arc special, ti.'i
x90 size $1.09. Oth
e r 8kc# «t $1.79 and
MAIN FLOOR H I
•
'T hese Coats, $19.60
Plain o r,p la id basket weaves.
Sizes
White nnd new high t colors:
-O /
1G to 40—$19.50.
Kenwood B la n k e ts ,
famous because they
aro mothproof, arc
spcaial a t $9. In
rose nnd blue shades
72x81 inch.
MAIN FLOOn I)-I
_______
_____ _____
.
I'
, - • ■ .
■
Dresses $1
Dresses, hand made
hand - embroidered,
Infants' (! month}
nnd one year, spec
ial $]. Hand-made
slips in the same
sires $1.
Girl’s • kimono* of
cotton crepe, handembroidered, site* 4
to H at $2.1*5,
m kzzani .s k riA>n
n-i
�-t f .-t
»,6^ ^ ^ t j
.g
, \ , ■>;; i g f
i. 1528
o ( Shnferd, Flor. rived from the aale.thereof to be; ford. Florida, In the tram f f tVjur RECLAIMING AND BRINGING TO A TOPOC
used*kp defray tlje post of the cod- Hundred Thousand’ Dollare’fo r mo'* TUB STREETS, A VENUES AND THOROUGH!
tUuctlon ami Installation of nn | tliclpgl purpose., the proceed? de- IN ORDINANCES NOS. 94. 104 ami 103 CREA
rc fV ':
a g a in s t t h e a p p r o v a l dr elevtric fire
alarm and police rived from the sale thereof to be LISII1NG EAST SIDE IIULKIIEAD DISTRICT,
gen rnila in response to the rail,-:
lower quotation, „„ h
tliat Certain Ordinance of the City telephone call system in the Ciry ured to establish, b’^ild and con-* HEAD, DISTRICT NO. 2 AND WEflT SIDE BULKHEAD
of yesterday, featured tho opening p* >vi*,°n* were rexponW "»h re
Sanford,
Flotilla,”
a n d >tract municipal docks nnd wharvBE IT ENACTI-1T) BY T IlE TEOPLE OF THE CITY
of tho stock m n rkettoday. Ches*. uPWnr«l trend of grain C *° th? of Sanford. Florida, No. 113, en of
nnd to«r- penko and Ohio'sold 5 points hiy’-.l H f.
titled: “An Ordinance providing AGAlNST BONDS.
v
cs" in the City of Sanford,
— ___
SANFORD. FLORIDA:'
c«hlin>le county. e r on a split opening .of lo.ftoo JACKSONVILLE. P|a t t „
for-nn issoe of bonds by the City
F O ftT H K APPROVAL of t h a t1Florida,H and FOR BONDS. ‘
SECTION 1. Thnt the City Commission of the. City of
,8 ' of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of Coriaia^Ordlnnnce o f the p ity «.r; AGAINST THE APPROVAL o f'
, .he MiJnne Then- shares between 133 and 133%, and " ^ —Conditions jln,i "
____________________
Flpridn,
rleems it expedient and to
thn best interest at_ th g O tp
‘J£oon and even- Nickel Plate scorn! an l n l u r f nl ^ « H i « * on the Jockronrin? \nT
One
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
for
Hanford,
Florida,
N
oi'llB
,
‘
e
ntitled:
j
that
Certain
Ordinance
of
the
C
ity
,
Sanford,
Florida,
to
issue
bonds
in
the
sum of Four Hundred
T
Chamber of Com- qf 4 ‘x. Buying of other rail sh £ » S * &>*>’ as reportedb "VhL s w
municipal purpose*, the ‘proceeds “Ah Onjinanca providing for an of Sanford, Florida, No. UP, on-( sand Dollars, tho proceed* to be derived from the safe of sa id t*
f Marketing Bureau- F
r*ho have been ne- was stinmlatdd nt the same tim,
i time with th® but selling of mercantile and food
misceila,,"“u, vea derived from the sale thereof to issue of btMidH by the City of Kan-! titled: “An Ordinance providing to be used for the following municipal purpose, to-wft:
cave general trading „„
u ^ d .le s very light; demqml gJ2 [: '* bred to purchase ‘certain real ford Florida, ih the sum of $ e \- for an issue of bonds by the City
an ir.
for it* local tx- issues gave
To defray the cost to be borne by the City of Sanford,
regular appearance.
Property in Rus city of Sanford, enty-Five Thousand Dollars for of Sanford, Florida. In tho sum of tho reclam ation. and bulkhcading projects authorised by
here,
the
The
upward
movement
was
ab.
bltjon ----.
in theaters n ruptly checked by the rcnewnl rf '
’> bushel hamper. cloridn, necessary 'fo r municipal municipal purposes, the proceeds Four Hundred Thousand Dollars Non. 04, 104 nnd 10S in opening, establishing, flltifcg, bu
purpo-os,” and AGAINST RONDS. derived from tho sale thereof to for municipal purposes, the pro reclaiming and bringing to a topographical level the streets,
he United States, in bear attacks agninst the !en<iint. *pT,cn> *8001Canada and posst- motor shnres, nnd of forecd lima. ' "Cans, wi
>’OIt THE APPROVAL of .that be used to vjefrny the cost of the ceeds derived front the sale there and thoroughfares described IrtvOrdinanrcs Noa.
if present plans of ■ £ S S ,W if i'lS S iii- S S k iS .
!i bu,w
Certain
Ordinance of the City of construction and installation of an of to be used to establish, build creating and establishing 'East Side Bulkhead District,
.Cabbage, 1% bushel Hampers,
1 o0« Inc., matc- ing issues.
Sanford, Florida, No. 113, critltbd: electric street lighting equipment, nnd construct municipal docks anil Bulkhead District No. U and West Side Bulkhead District.
n- R W. Pcnrmnn
American Can broke more than new. $2.00(5)2.50.
of Commerce said points nnd Ward Baking “B,” and . . c<',e|'y. Florida lO-inch crate;!
SECTION •-*. ThJrt it is the determination of the
An ()n,inn'Hc providing for am commonly known ns a white-way. wharves in tho City of Sanford,
Postum Cereal both tumbled mart r"{Vl
H-MlQ} 5Jio.
’ i**uo of bonds by the City of S an- system, for certnih streets nnd Florida,” nnd AGAINST BONDS:' mission that the sum of Four Hundred Thousand Dollars
on the success
FOR THE APPROVAL of thnt quirrd to provide a fund sufficient to defray thn cost to
I<>W ll VfI( f*n cy,*^. m V^GO0' d°7Cn Carlon"-! furd’ ^ r ic la , in the sup, of One thoroughfares in the City of San
! Scminolo county S ? nt h e v e a r int8 l °
Certain
Ordinance of the City o f , by the City of Sanford, Florida, in tho reclamatloiv^and bulkhea
Hundred
and
Fifty
Thousand
Dolford.
Florida,”
nnd
FOR
ItONDS.
ir»t showing at the
General Motors nnd Hudson h,^ f ^ . f e l k1’RL',n,,ar'1
fanvy ,ll" U,rr,,
....... .
lurs for municipal purposes, the
Peirman said that the bruntof the offensive ag ain !
AGAINST THE APPROVAL/ of S-.nford, Florida, No. 12U, entitled: project* authorised by Ordinance Nos. D4. 104 and' 105 In
^
;
*t that “no more the m otor stocks and were include
sa’rn/S . ?«* Ti ,,U8,,l!l hnmp- proceeds derived from the sale {that Certain Ordinance of tho City "A" Ordinance providing for an establishing, filling, bulkhcading, reclaiming and' bring to
pf publicity could in declines of 1 to 3 points idonr, T p «£ £ l® *;00'.
~ V th.-»xs)f to bo used to eroct and j of Sanford, Florida,- No. 118, on- Issue of bonds by Ihe city of San- graphical •level the streets, avenues nnd thoroughfares described in
1 r"
lip p e ra . standimi
.
urtd by those cn- with Hears Roebuck,
Onllnunee providing ford, Florida, in the sum of Four | Ordinances Nos. 04, 101 nnd LOW creating nhd establishing E ast Side
quainting the nn- ieal, Mny Departm ent
,lid resources and oral Asnhalt,
of bond* by 'th e City Hundred Thousand Dollars for m u -! Bulkhead .P atrio t, Enst Sido Bulkhead District No. 2 ami' West Side
cultural aml.husi- United Drug
‘Torida, in the sum of pltipnl purposes, the proceeds de Bulkhead District, and the sum of Four Hundred Thousand PoL
IlJes thnt we have Steel.
>*» Thousand Dollars for r|v«d frupi the sale thereof to be to he derived from the salo of the bond* proposed ijy this Ordii
[Florida.”
Early gains
t....
jmrposcs, the jiroeeods ucod to'defray tho cost to be borne to he issued, is hereby appropriated exclusively for said purpose.
iyt Seminole coun- E rie first preferred. United Cigrr KL,r t.
h*
SEC TIO N ,3. That a bond issue in tho sum of Four Hundred
str)'. its poultry Stores nnd General Railway Sim^l
of Sunfortl, Florida, No. 11<L cn- • Jcrivt-'*! fruitj the sale thereof, to by the City of Sanford, Florida,
P rl’nfr^
Thousand
Dollars, for the municipal purposo specifically set forth in
ms, transportation were (prickly reduced or cancelled j nni)
in
the
reclamation
and
bulkhcading
fnncv ‘ount titled: “ An Ordinance providing! he used t o ‘defray the cost of the
•I scenery. celery Chesapeake reached a high mark
Section
One
of this Ordinance, he and the same is hereby authorized,
projects
authorized
by
Ordinances
. ’ t^ f : SI,? ’50® 400‘
for an Issue of IkuhI* by the City • conitnlctiou nnd installation of an
L , bulb industry, nt 13444. before settling bnck
provided,
however,
th at beforo said hondr shall he Issued, this' () n
ainl’s to c k M
,|loia‘ n ," " t , of Spnfprd, Florida, in the sum of Jrh'driv street lighting equipment. Nos. 1)4, 104, nnd 103 in opening.
intages and com- 131.;. Another .lum p In
.
,
dinnnee.
shall
ho
first
approved by a' majority vote of the ejectors
filling, bulkhcading, 1
.
g l j aof,
rnt.
franca carried the m tn below : tl|St," ,
1 ' 1'i.irl crates. One Hundred nnd Fifty Thousand commonly known ns n White-way cstnhlLhing,
reclaiming
and
bringing
to
a
to-1
hc
C*>\
o
t
H
«rlda.
actually
mirticijiating
in
an
election
to
Dollars ‘ for .municipal purposes, 1!‘>*tem. for certain streets nnd
* 'T c m s and other foreign exchuncw ” *ctll,‘lly
s,l»'i>ii.-.
.. and held
- -»
*time n n d jn *the manner
---- as
- in jiroscfibid
d by
he
called
nt
such
by
were easy, although sterling lnM
the proceeds dcri\Vd from the side thoroughfares in the City of .San-1 pographlcnl level the streets, avc
Grain Table:
firm around 44.85 13-10.
thereof to be used to erect and f"nl- Florida,” and
If
(
J1H
AGO,
Mar.
IS
—(4*i—('..m.
W ith speculative confiden
! In Onlhtmicon Nn.v 111,-1W « n j 1051 • 8 t-CTI0N <• Th.1 MM bond, .bull l» of th . d.n o m ld itlid
,
e:)uip municipal buildings, to-wit b o n d s !
parently shakenI’to a large extert n«m.ive grain table.
-East Side
— - One Thousand Dollars each, hearing interest at the rntc of ‘five and
c
n
a
tin
g
and
establishing
Foil THE APPROVAL of that
Open Municipal -file ru tio n s," a n d
by tho failure of tho market t»
\ ‘ar
one-half per centum per anpum, interest payable semi-annually,- on
hold up in response
iVnnin Ordinance of Ihc City of Bnlkkhend District, East Side tho firet duy« of Jnnuury nnd July; said issue of bonda to mature
onso to the, 1. .hiehrr W
llPAT1—
11
'V^" Todnv AGAINST BONDS.
«i
11r.n
dividend declaration on the Van
FOR THE.APPROVAL of thni s '"'f«wl. Florida, No. Ill), entitled: Bulkhead D istrict'N o. 2 und West thirty years a fter tho date of the issuance thereof; both the prin- •
Ki2», 111!'.- 10:!',
Rweringon railroad isnues, ,u. I xt*7^.’
Side Bulkhead Dlatrlet,” And FOR
.10!
*,
t'ettnin Ordinunct- of the City of \ ii Ordinance providing for an
cipul and interest of said bonds to lie payable at some bank in the
;•
rth er gelling of on urgent char-, J u ly '
18.—(A’j—Offici- fu
I
I
P
.
BONDS.
a
or of bonds by the City of San
I L"- 112% Snnfnrd, Florida, No. I l l , entitled:
ucter, brought out operators «ii„
City
of
New
York.
State
of
New
York,
in
lawful’money
of
tHo
United
Sept.
Baseball U-nguo dumped
137', l.!l
i:n;>
largo niriounta of stork
Si a Tea of America; said bonds shall he signed by the Major of the
"An Ordinance providing for an
Orlando tomor~r
O R N —'
nn effort to liquidate. Chrj! 1‘"C
11 . May
City of Hanford, Florida, nnd by th? Clerk of the City o f Sanford,
77', 117%
ORDINANCE NO. 121
i; up of bond* by the City of SnnJuly
80s, Ui>% mi% fmd, Florida in the sum of Three AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY Florida, and shall have affixed thereto the official seal of tha City uf
uf’L ^iopto«lenn.l |
t0
“ "**’
1 . . .
82 \
121% 82% Hundred nnd Twenty-Kiie Thous .......... .................... ............. ................... . . . _______
in-- npfHnnteu
American Can topped 11 to 25i.”: o \ T ‘i THE CITY OF SANFOBI). FLORIDA. IN THE SUM OF ONE Sanford, Florida; the Interej; coupon* to he nttachod to aaid bonds
sill specify Apr. and
A
tlantic
Conat
I,inc,
whic
h
had
and
Dollars
for
municipal
pur.
KI NDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL’ PURPOSES, •hall be slgnc<l with tho engraved or lithographed fac-iimile signatures
ng date with the
40
41% 40%
5. There will ho risen earlier to 207TM yielded to ‘iuVv
!«)’peri1
*
the
pnjrrocjs
derived
fropi
Till.
PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO nE { of said Mayor and said Clerk.
10%
11%
200®i. A dozen industrials and
seiit
47
41%
42
the aide thereof to la- used I SKI) AND EXPENDED TO ERECT, CONSTRUCT AND EQ U IP,
________ ___________________
_ ________
_ Florida,
__
SECTION
5. That the Muyur _of _____
the City
o f Sanford,
has the host league specinlitics wore’carried down :: t., r y p —
points. unn
Call loans
renewed an
\ ||u
'
to-improve,
enlarge
and
extend
A
Ml’
NICIPAL
NATATORIUM
IN
ONE
OF
THE
PUBLIC
PARKS
[hi
hereby
Instructed,
authorised
mid
eni|K>wered
to
call
an
election
/
t„n
n , i „ “5 poinis.
icmns rt
8S*j 121
tit)'-.
th.- water works plant nnd.system OR PLAYGROUNDS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO | to determine the question of the issuance of the ltontls provided for
i . ' r S c . pr'»'•]
“> e . ; per c™.
July
HP-. I BP.,
Sept.
of the City of Sanford, Florida,". BE HEREAFTER SELECTED BY THE CITY COMMISSION,
81) *. It) I'*
by this Ordinance.
pa club.
Noon Stock List
of the- playing
LARD—
and FOR BONDS.
^
UK IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
- SECTION ft. r That the form of the ballot fur said election .shall
NEW YORK, Mnr. 18. i.lp.
May
| cleared up at the
1 1. 11 11*1.1»’J
AGAINST THE APPROVAL of
SANFORD, FLORIDA:
he as follows, to-wit:
. I.’!’;
Jiilv
and the state Allied-Chem. & Dye
15.02 lrt.lt.*,
Unit Ceitajn Oidinamc of the City
SECTION 1. That the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
the hottest ejjllit American Can ..........
*Jt*7■» RIIIS—
“ FOR the approval of that certain Ordinance of the City of Gan*
of Sanford, Florida,*No. 114, on- Florida, dooms it expedient and to the host interest of the City of ford, Florida, No. 120, entitled:
in minor league Anter. Smelt. & Refg. .
121%' May ___ 15.35 |;i.ur.
. ,
Americnn Tel. & Tel.
i r.% Julv
nmcr.
titled: “An Ordinance providing! Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds in the sum of One Hundred Thousand
15.40 I'.i.OS
•AN ORDINANCE'PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS
;»
*
»
i.
[ill Isiys over the American Woolen .....
BELLIES—
tor nn issue of bond* by th.- City Dollars, the proceeds to, be derived from the sale of said bonds to BY THE CITY OF AANFORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF FOUR
i
ninrd to put tho Atchison ..... .”...........
May
16.10 21.47
of
Sanford. Florida, in tin- sum of
"»®d for the following municipal purpose to-wit:
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PU R P08ES,
L
'
l
»
-i
A. C. L. ...... ..v.............
this time."
Juty
16.40 21.50
To
conatruct ami
nnd equip i.n municipal
one*of
Thtvc
null,i ild and Twent
Tv.entv-Five
in erect, coiiHiruci
iniiiiivu>u. unlatoriuni in «..v
... the xTHE
ilE PROCEEDS DERIVED 1FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO. BE
T
hiw II -null
v-Fivi
o«ing the league Baldwin Locomotive
1!*•'•%
Petersburg, Or- Bethlehem Steel .
1
r ' | Thousae.l Do?'are for municipal'
parks or playgrounds of the City of Sanford. Florida, to he | ^ SED TO DEFRAY THE COf
OST TO BE BORNE BY THE CITY OF
Snrasnta, Braden- Coen Coin .................
1. '.
I in- form of liallut for said nicev -,( p m p its e th .- proceeds der-i(-n | hereafter aelected by the City Commission.
I SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN 'THE RECLAMATION AND BULKCom Products ..
land Lakeland.
lion “hall In- a. follow,, to-wit:
from li e ale th n . of to be us.-.l
SECTION 2. ’Hint it is the determination of the City Com- HEADING PROJECTS ’ AUTI
AUTHORJZKD BY ORDINANCES ^ 0 8 .
Crucible Steel
»»" \ 1 '1 BALLOT
to impi-.vi , i i-laige and t.*|:vml mission that the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars will ho re 1)4. 101 and 105 IN OPENING. ESTABLISHING, FILLING, BULK*
Davison Chemical
,,Hired to provide a fund sufficient to erect, construct nnd equip-n HEADING, RECLAIMING AND BRINGING TO A TOPOGRAPHI
,*
l#ltd ion of the
Dupont tic Nemours
the wuler work., plant and systen
Erie .......................
• | t • i.nfoid. Florida,
of the f it) of Sanford, Florida," municipal natatorium in one of the public parks or playgrounds of CAL LEVEL THE STREETS, AVENUES AND THOROUGHFARES
1*
Famous Players .
th.- City of Hanford, Florida, to he hereafter selected by the City DEHCRIBKD IN ORDINANCES NOS. 04,* 104 and 105 CREATING
At i il '•lib. |-.i2(i.
ami AGAINST BONDS.
General Electric
,
. . .
Commission, nml the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars to ho AND ESTABLISHING EAST SIDE BULKHKAD DW TRICf, BART
Norfolk & Western
FOR 111% APPROVAL »f that
fr6m the sale of the bonds proposed by this Ordinance to he SIDE BULKHEAD DISTRICT NO. S 2 AND^ WEST SIDE BULK*
*. \V .• •. ^ • m
N orthern Pacific
■- • txl mark before <Vrtdm Online.in' <)f Jlo- t iij tff
hoj^by kppriiprialud^M oklvylji for-snli^ purpose, j
- , HEAD DISTRICT" nnd FOR BONDS.1'
Rending R. It.
, ^
; >f<*
■ ■J f f l
“Fo. '!'< t;>juoval, Etc." or before
Snnlonl.
Florid
i.
No.
I
ca-lllcd:
1
SECTION
3.
Thnt
«
bond
issue
1
1
1
the
sum
of
One
Hunilreii
Southern Itnilwnv
"AGAINST
the
upprovul
of
that
certain
o'nl/nance
o
f(
the
City <
“Ac h i t tin* Approval, Etc." n* An (Ipimao e providing fi-r an isluTthpcl hv the Tohacco Products
1'*•
Thousand Dollars, for the municipal purpose specifically set forlh in of Sanford, Florida, No.
111.
I
I’ll.'
ontll
Irw
l
- . .'Sfl
J
20,'
entitled:
fly wtAort charg- Union Pacific ...
max
I
t
vour
<iuiii r.
1,
Mte of Im-d • hv th-- City "f San H.-clion One of this Ordinance bo and the same is.hereby authorized,
*r ia police court U. S. Steel
. 'AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS
......
!.
fowl. F I . i - i tin- -am >-f Tw. provided .however, that before suit! bonds shall he Insucd, ttyi* t>r«liMr and bonds of
BY TIIE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IN THE SUM OF FOUR
FOR
THE
APPROVAL
of
that
lli.oili.il 1 ln-i- nil D.dlaro for nil i:un<-<- shall lie first approved l>y h majority vote «'»f the electors pf
Icatrratc-d in each
NfeW ORLEANS. Mar. is
Certain Ordinance of the City »T' tii< ipnl pui |» is. tin- proceeds de t»i«- City of Hanford, Florida, uctuully participating in an election to HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES.
I 'v<r>‘ Sim Jones, —Cotton futures opened »t..
p; General Cum- Mny, 17/J7; July, 17.55; Oci. I* Sanford, Fhtridu. No. ill), entitled: l tivtal f.r no the Mil.- thereof to In- It. . ailed ami held at such time and in the' manner us is prescribed by T IIE PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM TIIE SALE THEREOF TO BE
USED TO DEFRAY THE COST TO BE BORNE BY THE CITY OF
Charlci Harris. hiitl; Dec. 16.1)0 asked.
“An Ordinance providing foi an is used to improve, enlarge u-iil e x thc charter am| ordinances of the City of Sanford, Florida.
Uossie Smith, unci
SANFORD. FLORIDA, IN THE RECLAMATION AND BULKHEADsue of bolide by the ( ily of Sun- tend the ga* id.-tol and -v iii oi of
SECTION 4. That said bonds shnll he of the denomination of ING PROJECTS AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCES NOS. 1)4, 104 ‘
Wnll Street Briefs
fold, Flnridu, in the sum of Five the City of Sanford, Florida." am! One Thousand Dollucs each, bearing interest at the rate of five iftol
“ a* fined flO
and 105 IN OPENING, KM kBLISHINO , RECLAIMING AND
Gross eurnings of Cities Sen - Hundred and Sovcnty Five Thous | FDR BONDS.
T * ntt Rob
r
<me-half per centum per unnunt, interest payable semi-annually, on BRINGING.TO A TO PO O R A P^kA L LEVEL TIIE STREETS, AVE
415 or 15 days on Co., for the year ending Feb
and Dollars for inuiiitipnl pur
AGAINST THE AITIMlV \ l ... the first days of Januury and July; said issue of bonds t<> mature NUES AND TH OROUGHFARH^JKSCRIBfel) IN ORDINANCES
pel charges.
rose to $20,215,041,. from S17.»-<*,
I "as fined SB), or 000 in the Jirevious correspond < poses. the pioeevds derived frmi> Ibin Ci-itain Oi din.-iaee of th - * .! thirty years after date of the issuance thereof; both the principal nnd NOS. wi, 104 and 105 CREATING I A d ESTABLISHING EA8T 8 IDE
1^ . °f speeding. period. Net earnings were f 1-', the sale thurcof ti> be used to en of Sanford, Florida, No, 1 I >. en intir.-sl of said bonds to lie ,payable
DISTRICT, EAST
, , ,at some bunk in the City of New, , BULKHEAD --------------- ....... — — BULKHEAD DISTRICT NO.
J 11 " »)’ each paid 420,237. compared with $l(l.lir>0.!'5. large, improve and extend the s> \v Gtleil: "An Oniinuore prm Idiog York. State of New York, in lawful money of the United States of | o AND WEST SIDE HULKIIKAD^PDIHTKICT/ nnd AGAINST
loffenw. L. l jjny.
Surplus available for cones'll erage systean of the City of San
! fur an issue of bonds by the City America; said bonds shall he signed by th r Mayor of the City of BONDS."
"“tr Mtrcatc-d their div-idohds umr reserves was Ml,*
SECTION 7. That this Ordinance* shull become effective■| im
•imilar charges,
752.010, equivalent to >3.Hi a slire ford, Florida." and FOR BONDS ! of .Sonfoid, Florida, in the sum oft Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida,
without lights, \v. on the >20 per value. Surplu- or
AGAINST THE APPROVAL ufj Tw„ Hundred Ihousnml D ollars' and shall have uffixc^l thereto the official seul of the City of Sanford. mediately upon Its passage and adoption.
^J- Hawkregg and the preceding 12 months was
that Certain Ordinance of the City fol omuiripal purposes, the pro Florida: the interest coupons to he attached to said bonds shall he
Adopted this 8th day of Murch, A. D. I))2rt,
by non- 800.002. Public offering is long uf Sanford, Florida, No. 1)0, en ceeds derivid from the yule there signed with the engraved or lithographed fac-similo signatures of said
FORREST LAKE
lJoe For- made today of 250,000 shat. ■of
,
. *
,
>
8 . O. CHASE
fl
°f W on the the compnn/Y stock ot $42 a shirg titled: “An Ordinance providing of to l«- used to improve, enlarge Mayor and said Clerk.
SECTION fi. Tliat the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida,
for nn i*&ue of bond* by the City and extend the gas plant and s'ysS
K. F. HOUSHOLDER
kenness, Carl . CHICAGO, Mnr. 18.—
r S. of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of tent of the City of Sanford, Flor is hereby instructed, authorized and empowered to cull uii election
As tiie City Commission of the City of
!412, or 15 Departm ent Agriculture. — 11 rt. Five Hundred nnd Seventy Five
to determine the question of the issuance or the bond* jprqvidod for
- • ..
Hanford, Florida.
• •< ■ ,
ida," and AGAINST BONDS,
of being 36,000; uneven; some- 15c lo»ff{
A ttest:
FOR TIIE APPROVAL of thnt by this Ordinance.
L B. Ilcan for- lighter weights show full d ccln i, Tliousund Dollar* for nniiiieipal
SECTION 0. That the form of the ballot for suid election shall
l . R. PHILIPS.
Big packers doing nothing; %]» purposes, the proceeds derived Certain Ordinance of the City of
lie
ii
* follows, to-wit:
*iUal his bond of 240-850 pound butcher* >11 'J # from the sale
' City Clerk.
thereof to Ik- used Sauloiil, Florida, No. 1Id, entitled:
s
“FOR the approval of that certain Ordinance of the City of San
« violating the 12.56; m ajority good and rl-iee to enlarge,improve and extend the "An Ordinance providing for an
v*.
J** nn<l David 225 to 800 pound SI 2.50<p 13.00: a»ford,
Florida,
No.
121,
entitled:
sewerage system of the • ity «f i»Mie of bond* by ^he City of San
1« for the same sorted 150 down 13.35<6>13.70;
,
‘AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUfe OF BONDS ................................................... ..
140 to 170 pound weight, U75: Sanford, Florida,” nnd AGAINST ford. Florida, in the sum of One BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF ONE
fined >25. packing sows 10.35^14.00; iro rt- BONDS.
Hundred Thousand Dollurii for nmI'brj
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES,
*”* °f blocking od killing pigs 13,00 down; k,lV>'
FOR Till! APPROVAL >'f thill, nj^jpal purposes, tin- proceeds do<<
»
w eight. 11.30©)12.20:
me<f‘iM» Certain Ordinance of the < ity "f j rived from the still- thereof t" he TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO BE
USED
AND
EXPENDED
TO
ERECT.
CONSTRUCT
AND
EQUIP
weight 11 7Q(5>13.25;* light "• « »
12.2fi@13.76; light light*. I21SJP Sanford, Florida. No. III. entitled. ugl.,| to build anil equip u niunici-j A MUNICIPAL NATATORIUM IN ONE OF TIIE PUBLIC PARKS
A
13.76; slaughter pigs, 13.fiO(h n W. ••An Ordinance providing for «" I p:,| hospitul," and FOR BONDS.
W-V.MWT
TIM.APPltnVAl
Of
0,1
I’l-AYGROUNDS
OF
TIIE
CITY
OF
SANFORD,
FLORIDA,
TO
The Appropriate Gift for
Cattle, 10.000: fairly he»:t§y iitHiie of bonds by the City of San-j AGAINST II h A , ‘
BE .HEREAFTER SE IJX T E D BY THE CITY COMMISSION” and
m arket on yearling sters,
ford.
Florida,
in
the
*um
»f
Dothat
Certain
Ordinance
of
the
<
ItyJ
uQj^jjg
*
ford, Fl(
nnd -other classes of she >Hundred
H
u n d r e d Thousand Dollars for inu-L f Sunford. Florida, No llrt e n - (
»AGAINST the approval of thnt certain Ordinalwe of the g t y
weighty steers slow; about ate
liieipnl purposes, the pron-wl* • • titled: "An Ordinunce providing r ^ S||nford( Fk)ria<,( No ygi, ,.ntitlod:
Killing quality plain; moxt
rived from the *n!c thereof to hc|U„ t**ue of bond* 0> the
lX I
ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN?!SSUE OF BONDS IJY
* and profes- steers 8.65@U.75; be»t 10.45;
used to defray the cost of opening „f Sanford. Jottda, in the sum i T |JE C(TY o p aANF0UD( fLORIDA, IN TIIE SUM OK ONE HUN^nt'ng on the mixed ycarlihg* 10.40; hull*
vealers vviyik. Mostly 10.50(fi
^ tTTd“3C l,v a .
Sheep,
Sanford
nirh the city no earl
~.c !*censc fees lambs
«i)d all holding
8 OOfr'0 .0 .
AGAINST THE APPROVAI „f |*al hospital,”
OR TLAYGROUNDH OK THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. TO
thnt Certain Ordinance of the City I50NDS.
BE HEREAFTER SELECTED BY THE CITY COMMISSION* end
d ? 1{*kf'1 to curL’HICAGO, Mar. Hk—PuUi*»
FOR THE APPROVAI- of that
rv » » • «• *
j.’ y % AGAINST BONDS,"
'
j
« theH. visiting Receipts
cn
ceipts 67 cars.
coriv. Total »hir^<fVs
sh ip ^ t* . of Sanford. Florida. No. I llll , enJinn. TrtUl- titled: ^An Ordinance providing! Certain r
to Mr. 744; 3 Cuban, 1 Canadian
’
SECTION 7. Tliat this Ordinance shall ht-conte effective im -[p i
for an i.*ue of bond, by the City S.nford
Honda No 117 en- nu.(liutc,
lu pai, 4W n„d adoption.
ing slow ;m arket steady
noTuOj {,,r nn
Ordinance*
A dopM thU H|J) ,jtl>. of Mnrt.h> A. D. 1W0.
«
«nd sacked round whites,r'
‘ — '. ‘, of Sanford, Florida, in the s u m ........««W
.. i “A»
.
. . . providing
.
r :,v
‘•tfned the mostly .S4.00-4.10; fnney
One Hundred Thousand Dollars f o r ! f o r a n tone of bonds by the r ity
-FORREST LAKE
higher ; sacked kings, fl-OO;^1*®**
I f e . U n o h i C. ...........................toomunfripnlf-purpore.s
the proceed* of Sanfor ,
•
,n
. ...
zota sacked round whites,
3.7-*-f-J* •
K. O. CHASE
•
1
d
a
ti
fo
nt.'ll
Co.. Sackejl ruM ets tntrtwnk*.
,jcrivcJ
th*' •“•‘’ -thereof to ro rty
F..
F.
H0U8HOLDEIC
-A' /
rr'K^i*’ ) dt ■.
Idaho sacked ru»sct*, 3D0-4JO.
^
^ ,lefrny the cosj of open- clphl
As
the
City.
Commission
«,f
the
City
:j
. , V*. « • Stokes
Sanford, Florida, v •
s
11 i J ’f 1J’’‘ Drug
A ttest:
<Vcf c n- A. E.
L. IT. P jtlU P S
ofe
City Clerk. * *
>harp
fng upward
telcuhoiiu call system in the City
‘■ ' h
___ I
W . w l A m ••
u n it
m i l
=
•me
Indictions
tlvare ia J
BUNDS
FOB Tllfc APPROVAL of that > > Sanford, Florida,’’ and FOR
, .....................i„nv-rvc
pi c l Co u A- heavy overnight accept*wrt ^
URINANCE NO. 120
•
« . *■" i'vL'V.
h eat. offered
nffored for
f^
p*"(.-^rtain Ordinance of the City of BOND- • ^
Canadian w heat,
ment to 'E
Europro' tended
! S a n f o r d Horiiia. So. 112, enUtled:
AGAINST THE APPROVAL of J AN OHDINANCK PROVIDING FOR AN
1 ISSUE o r
..............
Fw v.lij^s convey u moro tlixeriminating thoujrbtfi
buriM “ f e , , g u K d 0;!^.)
HAn Ordinance providing for a n . l M ^ r t - u t Ordinance of the U ty C|TV OF HANFORD. FLORIDA, IN TjlK SUM
ng wiiKci «i» — .1 uVUf of bonds by the City <6f San-‘/»f ^ n fo rd . H or de. No. U ^ eh- I)RED THOUSAND DOLLARS FUR H W t j P A L PC
’thun olu* of a ailver act qr charming Individual | j
$
quarters as the biggest in rJ0 - ?
r. i i " “ 7 uo., Milling purchgso* of whc«i u> U|*J \ Z Florida in the aunt of One! tithaR "An Ordinance pfovtding PROCEEDB DERIVED FKOM THE SALE TllERKOF TO I1F. USED
by the City (T p DEFRAY TDK
C
■
■ COST
■ ■ TO BE BORNE BY TH E CITY
O F SANengo counted also as u / ,n‘I'rtri" r Hundred Thousand Dollucs for mu- for an Dsue of bondDyers, ing factor. The ojiening % tu#, .".T
'the nrocewk io-!«rf Sanfonl. Florida. |n,th.- tiim of FORD, FLORIDA. IN TIIE RECLAMATION > N D UULKHKADING
higher. March, new >1.63^. »•
!Ii I f from he
thereof tq h e ‘Forty Th«utoW» Dollar, fur ynunj- PR O JB fTS AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCBR ^
— -end July 1.42% to 1.41%. w f f L
H I U I I I I I I
‘•kin- lowed quickly by ntaterUi fi*™1 S ^ t H u r c W l w T r U l n real prop- dpal purpore^, the* proceed, de- 195 1 ^ OPENING. KSTABLIiHING,
V
gulag.
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I-' •
|r .
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/ * n « ! | S E ! r p v in ,h'
jneryJs
— v.'*> corn held near initial tx
NEW YORK, M ari 18v—f/Pt— , Onta started 7racfon* / V * * '
Milane Spirited
rallies in the Van
Rwerin
Von Btrcrin.i
hardened.
J lower
Florida
[Will Meet
Orlando
•%
f Charges
lOf In City
[ednesday
Wedding Bells
P8 Want
To P ay
tense Fee
S tirs g
M
THE BRIDE
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WE
Prir*-
~ McLauIin. The^i
Silv<
�COMING AROUND
kliSnsbane >
E a i n i V. Del**.
Beer, Wine. Mirage
A Missing ComH.
Wfcjr Bully Chins?
By. ARTHUR BRI
■Mriski i » n fcr »ti
PIJVVn\
• bw.s iia I
T rar—IT.SS HI* Months.,
rerad In Cltr by Carrier,
c. I k . Weekly Kdlilon
■ D t ASSOCIATED PltBftK
Assoc'stsd Press la exclusentitied tn Ut* use for remuon of all news di*p«i<-iir-<
hi to It or not otherwise
Hi In tbla paper and »lso the
flews pctiliMird herein. All
URSDAV, MARCH 1*. 192G
[ TH E HBRALD’S PLATFORM
1-—Deeper w ater - roota to Jackm n ilk
■. I C—a tractia a of 8L Johna-InA i s River canal.
L —Extrusion of white way.
fe -B w io m la g pool, tennis courts,
etc.
f^ -A n g B e atin g of balldlag pro
gram— k fM fi, hotels, a p a r t { ■ ta t kooaea.
A—Extension of street p sria g
program.
f ,—Construction
of
boulevard
oronnd Lake Moaroe.
* •—Completion of d ty besuUficatlou program ,
*
f .—Bxptnslon of school system
with provision for Increased fa
cilities.
■a.
_ .__________ _
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
evidence of weakening, Sanford’s citizens are presented an
opportunity of silencing for all time the insinuations of those
EUGENE V. Debs, for raying
who would wrongfully represent business conditions in this
what he though about war, went
city ns any but’the finest ever enjoyed in the memory of our to Jail and stayed a long time.
oldest inhabitant.
*
Perhaps th at was n good idea.
are fighting somebody in
For on April 19 Sanford’s qualified voters will go to the When-you
front you don’t want your friends
j)olls to ballot on a~proposcd $2,600,000 bond issue which will, pulling a t.y o u r coattail no m atter
if passed, render absurd any future attacks upon the sub low sincere the frleqds.
Mr. Debs has been pardoned and
stantiality of this community. T hc'm an who would even
t the same time deprived of his
hint th at poor business exists in a. city where a bond issue of •citizenship,
so th a t he cannot vote
this magnitude is passed in the face of all this reaction talk or run for office.
would be laughed off the mnp. His “poor business” propa He probably couldn’t be elected
ganda would rightfully be classified as spite propaganda, and to office. , Victor L. Berger, of Mil
waukee, is the only socialist, ap
Sanford would have nothing to fear in regard to holding high parently,
who knows how to get
above criticium its “City Substantial’’ slogan.
elected
F ar more convincing than any manner of written adver
IS IT necessary or wise to con
tisements would .be the expression of faith, and confidence
tinue
Debs for his opin
evidenced by the passage of a ipeasure calling for the ex ions? punishing
He never was accused of
penditure of a tremendous sum of money at a time when less any crime worse than talking, and,
a fte r nil. the constitution of the
solid communities nre drawing into their financial shells.
Aside from the actual necessity of the public utilities cov United States allowed that.
ered in the bond issue, the psychological effect of the issue’s THE BRITISH arc wVe in buryfate will largely determine this community’s fate. Sanford ing hatred as quickly as passible,
there arc now- sitting in the
business is better than ever today because Sanford citizens and
British parliament 23 members that
have never exhibited the slightest doubt of the city’s future. were in prison, ns Debs was, for
Lvery proposed bond issue and measure designed to improve their opposition to the World war,
the community has been supported. Every call for co Debs, now an old man, will never'
hurt anybody, certainly not this
operation mid money has been answered, and outsiders have, I! big
government, its arm y, navy o r
because of this fact, come to consider Sanford and substanti- | police,
all loyal ns things' ns they
1 must confess
• I do not know;
JAst wiiut makes
Uirls love me so.
'.t-Nunford (Flu.) lieruld.
1 must confess
.. .1 do not know;
What makes you think
Girls love you so.
—Columbus, Gu„ Enquirer Sun
Faint heart ne'er wmi fair Indy,
and the- |Wuy a few <>f these fla p
pers run around you'd think that
the same tiling npplies to our full
sheiks.
Headline’ in the Delacml
News
Mips, “Skunk In Royal 1'oineiunu
Hotel Cuum -h Panic."
Well, if you
ask us, u skunk doesn't have to lo
in u hotel to
'
f|
.
V
cuumc
v is it
Fkaa* l lit
a j N„J
*
1 Loans
Buick is More Expensive! yBuilt i
- - -•
;.
B u ick it b u ilt m ore expensively
th a n an y o th e r car* in o r n e a r the
B u ick price clast.
" E x p e n s iv e ly built” m ean* th a t
th e different parts an d u n its o f th e
B uick m o to r car are th e best th a t
en g in eers can design. B u t, th a n k s
to th e large volum e w h ich p ublic
d e m a n d has given to B u ick , a n d
tiw n k s a ls o to pro d u c tio n m eth o d s
th a t a re m odels o f efficiency in an
efficient Industry, th e B uick m o to r
c a r can be sold to > ou a t a very
m o d e ra te p rice;
M any Buick features are d u p licated
o n ly in A m erica’s h ig h est priced
m o to r ca rt.
Buick, for instance,uses th eT orcnie
T u b e D rive tn tra n s m it th e d riv e
o f th e re a r w heel* to th e chassis,
in s te a d o f b u r d e n i n g t h e r e a r
springs w ith th is ad d e d d u ty . T h e
h ig h est p ric e d ca r in A m erica uses
th e to rq u e tu b e . A n d so docs B uick/
T h e A m erican p u b lic w a n ts finer
tran sp o rtatio n a n d B uick p ro v id es
it a t low er cost. C o n s e q u e n tly
Buick it a very p o p u ln rc a r* . C o m e
in an d ex am in e th e B e tte r B uick*.
the
u panic.
A number of United $lulcs Senatom have taken to brdailcasting
speeches, indicating that they urc
guingXto do their talking onX way
or>irTother, Dawes or no DaVes.
W r Doyle Carlton of 1'utnuu .\bus
• / thrown his hut in the ring for ghv' > ernor, and Judging by thu'/inrtimit
,
of fqvorablu comment limt /Inis
i ' boon made upon his cundiduyy,' it
t
seems to be u big hut of-.thtasnin\
breto type.
Lady A stor was culletl a ''frum p1'
during a recent session of the
- House of Conanons. W«< don't
have any idea what “ frump" means
but it can't Ik* uny worse than Ba
things th at our congressmen nre
being culled.
fr.Tjif* Arineiiians use eggs for
money, and a* high as they are, we
don't see w by they can’t be ui«-d f«.r
the same uurpose in this country.—
Sanfonl llfra ld . They wouldn’t.
Stand the squeezing of the Arme
nian tig h tw a d —Tri-City New*.
MV FAVOKITEJSTORIES
lii IRVIN aVcOBB
I prime lung team in clue time and
that, standing in the street, he hail
waved bis lantern to and fro for
! a period o F ut U'nst one minute. In
i spite of the warning, lie suid. the
deceased bud driven upon the rails
just us thu train whizzed across
the street'
Naturally, the attorney for the
pluintiff put him to u severe crossexamination. Uncle Gubc answ er
ed every question readily and with
evident honesty. He told ju st how
ho had held tjie Ikntern, - he had
swung anil joggled it und so forth
and so on. So convinced wn* the
ju ry by bis air of sincerity th at,
instead of giving a judgm ent for
tho full amount of clumageH ask
ed they awarded the wfdow. only a
tow hundred dollurs—u much
sm aller sum than the ruilrond hud
figured it must pay.
A fter court bud adjourned the
law yer for the railroad sought out
tho old man und e'ungrntulutcd
hint upon his M m vior as u witnos*.
"Gabo.” he said, “you uciiuitted
yourself splendidly. W eren’t you
a t all nervous while on tkc sta n d ? ”
“ I suttlnlv was, boss,” reulied
Unqle .Oabe, “ 1 kop’ wondcrlf*’
whut WHS gwine happen ef <
iv’itc geitrlmnn should u \ me if
slat lantern tJTUZ lighted.”
MONEY AVAILABLE
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami
Palm Bench,. Davlon
U7-B18 First National IUi
Sanford. Florida
uick
.Magnolia Avenue
WHAT PEOPLE want they can
get, if tlrey pay for it. The na
tional government suspects an iAternnlionaf riqtc organized to give
Americans quick divorces. In Mexi
co a divorce while you wait costs
SHOO, and there is a chunp divorce
factory in Yucatan.
It would pay some prom oter to
rent some little island in a nice
climate beyond tint prohibition
boundary, set up a government, and
confine the Island business to a
first class bar nnd u divorce court.
Pentland &Mi
c -u iiiir
SANFORD BUICK COMPANY
The greatest n.stsel of Florida is not its elimate alone, but its
climate anil soil, where farming van be carried on all the
year round. There are said to be lot) kinds of soil in Florida,
on which nre grown some 250 different products. Within this
wide range every cultivator of the soil nitty find scope for hid
activities and the hope of profitable endeavor.—Elmer H.
Youngmnu in {Jankers Magazine.
v
For F irst M ortgage I^ans on Liberal Valuitla
Consult us flrat when in the market fsr!
A . I*. CONNELLY & SONS
H tcsolla a l« o » d
But it Costs Less
•On# ytat afur anothrt lor «H«
fast «** M yrart, HuifL fun hHA
lob plait In doUtfri anA mil*
. ntfamt of
amsnf all
tnemhgf of (fti National AutomohiUChaml'ct r/Commtrct.
The (little girl down thu street
iys being up In nrmn about >>
llow Isn’t act bud, literally speuk-
v
K lU '
AUTO n »
work
Lee Crowe I* the numt> of S an
ford’s new baseball mntiuger. We
hope ho will linvu u team th at will
gi»b u* something to “crow ove/.”
*
tfOWMW^L L G M B M e
a L«T o e 'ibU tL GeT NO
MOW PSANUSy
an*.
I
Admit that Dclts is t mistaken.
there is no doubt ns to his sin
cerity. His life hns been spent in
an earnest effort to help working
men, nnd he should not be con
demned to die, deprived of his
citizenship; He is not a criminal.
Opinions nre not crimes.
a business depression th at is to be expected. For certainly
i f Sanford’s own sons fail to evidence faith and confidence
Moses said unto the people, Fear in their city, outsiders cannot bo expected to do so. It enn
ye hot, stand still, nnd see the sal
TWO million ballots cast,
vation of Jehovah. • • Jehovah safely be said that now when nalionnl faith in Florida is theWITH
prohibition poll nil o v er-th e
will fight for you.” Ex. 14: 13-14. I sitting on the fence* anxiously watching developments, the country
R' to I in favor of
-P R A Y E R ^D ear Lord,*I will hot I failure of this'issue to pass the test will mean the certain repealingshows
prohibition,
or modifying
bu afraid of ten thousands of peo crippling of Sanford business, ju st ns surely as its passage
the Volstead Act,
ple tKrft have beset me round
' will Insure the continuance and stimulation of the good con You would say offhand, “then the
Volstead Aet is modified." But
ditions thnt we are now enjoying.
wait until congressmen vote. Men
The majority of local people seem to appreciate the neces th at want htcr or wine urc not
much excited about it. And won’t
sity for the bond issue’s passage. Luncheon clubs repre punish
congressmen for refusing
senting a large percentage of leading citizens have sponsored
the measure, the Woman’s Club has pledged its active sup
m i skill!
port, and when the citizens of the city nre told just how
W hole passions not hi* muster*
every dollar'is to be spent,-there is no doubt but what the
' ore,
Whose soul is still prepared for •voters will line up solidly behind the m atter and-authorize
7 lit
death, .
the issuance of the necessary amount of bonds.
United unto the world by enre
Sanford citizens have seen the benefits derived from bond >
-.Of public fame, or private
issues of the past; they have seen the city’s Country Club,
breath;
Who chivies none thut chance doth invQstmcnt of $40,000 grow in three years to a $200,000
*•
ndiie,
| proposition; they have seen their lots double, triple and
‘ Nor vice; who never understood
How deepen! wound* nre given by I quadruple in value ns a result of broad, paved streets; they
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praise;
know that the city owns property conservatively valued at
'^Nof rule* of state, b,ut rule* of 1$1,800,000, ami that fit e last audit of the books showed its
good;
bonded indebtedness to be jess than $1,.’100,000 despite the
Who hath his lifefrom rumours
extensive
improvements that have materialized within the
• freed,
yWhosc conscience in his strong last few years.
Ik
retreat;
They have come to appreciate the necessity of bond issues
Whose ktatc can .neither flatterers
and the modern development that bond issues make possible,
ftfcd,
” Nor ruin, mukc oppressors and it seems safe to predict that this new i-sue will be sup
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great; ported if Sunfonl voters will tuyn out for a reprc.-iuijlRtive
W m God doth late and early pray
vote.
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ore of Hi> grace than gift* to
Often very worthy measures favored by a thinking rnap
lend;
Atjd entertain* the harmless day I jo r ity ure defeated by a visionless minority because of the
tendency of many a so-called supporter to let others do his
P*"
band*" 1,11,1 Ir,’,u
duty at the polls. Opponents of a bill usually attend the poll**
rOf hope to rise, or fear to fall; one-hundred per cent stjong, while in elections of this kind
dr«lor himself, -thought
not of many who favor the question at issue remain at home, coni iAmA
.
. . .. 1dent that the measure will be successful on the vote of others.,
all.
I he election ol April l!i is too important tor even remote
—Sir II. Wutton.
chances to he taken on its failure. It is as important as any
----- --------------------- election ever held here, and the published returns will reflect
Wet leaders declare 'prohibition the regard in which local citizens hold the future o f their.
},ut *kcy non t seem I", city. Legist rat ion lor an election that will mark the opening
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of RR vpoch in Sanford history begins tomorrow. Nothing
potential voter from qualifying.
Borne people gossip while others
have repeaters that don’t
accurately.
_ W E ll-E K -A
ip /aaPs I hb v &y ' icu
UX*C AT n* I'LL Ttee
"fie A\ATTe.K LWDEI^
CON3/C>£CAo ,M
Free Trip and Luncheon al Beautiful
One N. E. corner of Elm and I'Trst ^
lot with large two-story frame butWu#
There is an apartm ent overhead and a i
on F irst street. This property i*
orably unde/ the m arket and tho cr
P rice $650.00 per Front Foot.
.. .On Palm etto avenue, bctwwv
Sixteenth street, 4 lots for $2800.00 a *
these are corner lots and each onC lot adjoining. Terms nre very attra
COLCLOUGH REALTY C01
TOM SIMS SAYS
A hill is nothing but a mountain
that, lacked ambition.
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S a n fo rd , Florida
■ \o u are tnvtiea to tie our guest on an entertaining and
It taken nil kim^ of people to ■ Instructive trip to DeLantl. with luncheon tit the noted
make a world nnd eat all kinds of g Country Club—and a visit of inspection over Country
candy on sale now.
Club Estntes, N ature’s Suburban Masterpiece, ideally
There isn't ojp- man out of a ,■ located in the rolling hilly country adjoining DeLand.
thousand who rculizcs that be can . and surrounding the famous County Club Golf Course.
f Real E state
Ih.* one man out of a thousand.
Prince of Wales made u speech
at the British Industries Fair w ith
out scaring »• single horse.
Everything hns to creep before it
wulks.' Except, perhaps, b utter—
nnd it runs 4rig h t uw nyL- t
Bunk president* had better be
working hard now. CalKLrc^rdduutes wil be flaking f o r / k y ir jobs
soon.
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h------Keping youf f e e t' oit tj»e Mo*k
doesn’t h u rt it much, except the
sheriff i* H*ble to como ,,ni1 »cl
' Coal'd »o high. Every time wo
go below to fire the furpace wc
think we n n In the depths of
despair.
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Being « bootlegger is dangvrous You a re H*ble to shoot somebody apd then ynu, m ight get ar
rested.
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s Pullm un Buses Leave Valdez
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Hotel
S WEDNESDAY
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POTTER’S “ORLANDO
CANDIES
3cial attention-paw
parties, reception8
a n d w e d d in g
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SOLICITORS WANTED
W. fti. RUSS ASS T MANAGER
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MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
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KNIGHTS. 01^ ^OLUM q u s C E I F r r a t i p < P a r f c y Honoring* Old
Si;. PATRICK’S DArwiTH PA RTV™ I Xeterau’s B i r t h d ay
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1-Given At Legion H ut
One of the most enjoyable social,,;. „ „ „
T~~~ <—
‘and summer
Milan* ThcaL . sd. « 0. E. !>•
* f o’clock a t the
visiting
l will entertain
Pflub at her home
3:80 ©clock.
. ,,
hour at the liB will entertain
_J*Aft*n,oon Ten
Rub nt her homo
Vl the American
[will be held at 8
of Mrs- J. C.
sd Avenue.
UO of Holy
Jiurrn will 111001
Mobley on Oak
lock.
will meet with
on Palmetto
iis of the Mothhold its social
of Mrs. 0 . Jvenue at 15:30
s arc asked tc
nt will have u
the
o'clock with Mrs
ate?*.
party »t
lpter Gives
lhant Party
Wednesday
list uf the many
parties given ro
of Wednesday
American l.eBtertainrd at a
arty nt the Le[ the members of
eg Post.
|was bright with
events of the early spring senson i h l rs' i lnn(r "«.•
vaa served,
it T m
1,0 v - Howard Chapter
was the banquet
and dantfc givrn
tr. n* W
dtligh
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c ' ^ "^rtnlnetl most pleas
by the Knlghta of Columbus WedA,r?|;Ir ®n? was
««» rendered in antly on
Wednesday afternoon nt
nc:,jmy evening at the Sanford cu^nt,.
Iri,h i onlfs
a surprise birthday party in honor
Country Club.
| ‘,f Mi c.,“anlJ “°ld Irish Mothu of .one of the oln veterans, J. L.
Tho club house was in gain at- i J f f
,l!nd -Jo® Graham ren Bledsoe,whose eighty-eighth birthtire with tall bamboo,
green bal.l^.IT
M nchrccA Thcv day anniversary it was.
imuuu, KIVCI1
n a |.!« „ „ „ pother
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—•••-•■ivc.
loons, stream ers of
of green, myriads I \^ m ,f ,cm,lwn c -d by Mr»- F. E.
tl n' “8icnl program in
0f shamrocks, and
id flags and pen- S t ' l f v ' Mu:/ C wns
fur- whichu*hV
old southern airs were sung
nanis or m e i\. of C. and Old Erin.' »#, y
or®hcstin.
and played wns rendered.
The
Baskets of old fashioned pinks and jflVi*i L , , , r , dnnfing was en- members nil brought gifts, and
snap dragonn were also used in , L;X*
J* .n. Iatc. l,our. the iniusic these were presented in u large
decorating.
.
l,y ‘he No;
Norton’s basket decorated with Confederate
c* P
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rink
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n«w
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orchestra.
orchestra.
colors.
P atrick’s Da
suggestions.
dnne
vout
m i t ..carried
io iik u !uu,
the dining , -Several favor
'.V™1' un’,cc*
were in
Among the members attending
room, where the long tables were f,r ...i,: . „ 0Vcn>nK» program '™r®„ Mrs- F. _E. Roumillat, Mrs
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nto
Centering
arranged. w
m c m iB tho
m o tables
mmesi t. n, hnm . appropriate
......... fnvors
>rs of j W. C. Hill, Mrs. ciaudo llermlon,
al baskets *of carnation's.: l L I .,nr,n *’ "
were crystal
ma,ior®
r , ?f
1’- M- Elder. Mrs. Allen Jones,
snup
s im
r^i .!n.a*'
snap dragons und r«m
ferns,
interriven and ■erpentlnc confetti
onfetti «-.—
were i Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs J. D
with
tall
• cre e n cathedral; rho omir. ..re i
Parker, Mrs. Forrest McAllister,’
spersed w
ith ta
ll-g
candles in green holders.
cn,,rt uffH,r " us a most de- Mrs. Dnvid Caldwell, Mrs. A. P.
holders, A
a it each
cam ,-.d«i- , ricce8H
place were cunning favorn of green
Connelly. .Mrs. Frank Miller. Mr*.
Covcrs were laid for 30.
1 ... Bryat
Bryan, Mrs. L. G. String
Stringtop hats, clay pipe$, and sham- ,.uj»P a lnr»o »,»mt ‘or .50* “nd, L. Y
rocks. At 7 o’clock n delicious guests
cuea!* for tile M
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-ni ^ r Jolned the fellow,. Miss
Martha ---Fox.r Mrs.
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Mary Strong, Mrs. E. A. Douglass-
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
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>rgc Hnnsic.txl of Leesburg
George
The Oviedo Sun Ucnms were all
spent the
the day in Sanford on Wed present
pses
and gave a very Interesting
nesday combining buciness and add inpresstve program under tho
pleasure.
, lemlid leadership of their presi
-splc
dent, llttlo Mi*s Cook. Miss Evolni Wheeler represented tho G A’s
of Oviedo w ith a rending that was
The W. M. U. Federation of the appreciated by nil.
Sutifonl District held Its quarterThe message
for missions,
ly meeting a l Goldenrod CommunlLy Church* Saturday
March 13. brought by Mrs- Tribble, n t tho
? '1" '0 wc.re
or more reem- conclusion of thp Young People’s
bor n,Hl v»slt‘»rs present. The service was very inspirational.
l ' ^ e d o v e rb y DUMr. Adrintico, a native of the
J,r.IC^ 1 rcs,dvnt Mra- Tribble, of
Philippines, was present and .told
U,ulu°‘“what the missionaries were do
After the devotional service, led ing for the nntives there •and
by Mrs. George Parker, the busi something of what ho - had re
ness part of the session was tran s ceived from their teaching.'
acted, reports from most of the
churches in tho district being given
Hu also sangg a« song
_ in his native
either by message or by pastor.
language, which ho interpreted
as
•pro
meaning that "The Christ would
The following churches were rep finally be King of all."
resented by W. M. U., nnd S. B.
An unusually interesting lut’d
m m -, Reading
Keudinu-- “ Wnw.* 1.
delegations: Sanford, Chuluota,
Ing of the W elfare Department,-Dorothy^’Mitchell
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Oviedo nnd Goldenrod. At the
of tho Sanford Woman’s Club v.n< l*inno ___
L ln .PnnL'i iw
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mosy dolight- close of the business session n
held on Wednesday afternoon «. ».n-n.<? ^ oI? - pcn.rl R«b*on.
Reading: ' ‘T h e ^ n c m u M n ,,'^ 1l u,lyL
britlKL’ uN U iu/hom e on, recognition of all minister* and
the club house, with Mrs. W. 81
I
Ji.no Keely. > • • 11
Tenth Street, honoring her house j visitors
nrcsent, was made, by tho
Hcn)ey presiding.
.
Rending: "The tT-m . ••
pucst, Mrs. Frank Fleischer of chair and the'subject for the day’s
A sh o rt business session w:„ i’ornelia McRae
~ I Miami.
I discussion: ^’Responsibility", was
held,-at which tim e the regular
Vocal S olos-M r- \ ||. ir, <ri.„ < Tho St. Patrick’s Day ideas w ere,1announced. n In just n few dnys—quicker thnn
routine of business was carried out |,r, accompanied l,V \ ,
‘■'•'‘rried out in the decorations nr.d
you ever dream t.pjt—these wonder
It was also announced a t this tim, Di.a8
- “ ’ K- K- , other details. Baskets nnd bowk,
Rev. U. E. Reid, of Winter Park
making tablets called Mc
th a t the annual C harity Ball f..i Rcndinu-- \ r„ i.,r..ii 1 1
*'f cut flowers and ferns wore cr- vt r.v interestingly spoke on one ful aflesh
Cud - Liver Oil Compound
thc benefit of the Fernald-.Laugh- ,.ety "-E lo ise ^ n i . r
y 1,1 hw' , Actively arranged in the rooms phrase of it, thut of “Killing the Coy’*
Tablet# will sta rt to help any
ton Hospital would bo held on April Tiio main feature t>
t,
whcro I1'® card table* were placed. Breach,'. Not only between God weak, thin, under-nourished little
6. plnce to l»e announcod later.
was
the
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nnd
ol,,er
suggestions
and heathendom, but between any one.
"’as the lecture !>v |)r Worth r m i p j f ’ nnd °*
At the conclusion o f busiiu-- ’ - Tippy,
used in decorating or all suffering humnniity, who
secretary of ih ■r'ommis
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sickness and where rickets
tho; edhentlonal comm ittee fiat ■•w
lid after the ujuuI may be helped to know God, by the | an*After
n on Social Scrv.rc ..f the Fed 1
nlly rrards a,,d
suspected they are especially
charge of the program , with Mr ►ral Council Of (’harch.^ |)r nU,n^ of p1
progressions
scores were giving of service or substance.
valuable. No nied to give litem
ro.?rc8Bprizes,
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Ch'ne«e
Stella P. A rrington ns chairman T
ii.’h talk
mil wn.i
..... full
/..ii of, .....
1 ..• point.-.
. n r- counted und,the
i
tip’s
nnv • more nnsty Cod I.lver till—
the following progrnirt being car ioas mill food fuf thought, henuti- novelties were awarded Mrs J-.
At the noon Hour a cafeteria fhese tablets are made to take the
ried out:
mlly expressed, and was most :I|I. Flisclier nnd Mr*. Percy. Weinberg lunrluon Of Chicken pillnu, snml- place of that good but evil smell
Rending: "W here's Mania"
l lecintively received by the large The guest of honor, Mrs. Fred wich" salmis, delicious home baked ing stomach upsetting tpcdicino
Fleischer, was presented sill: hose
Eloise Winn
and tlirv surolv do it; They do
ad interested midicnn
as n gift from the hostess..
lint on flesh.
Mini punch was served thioughAsk Union Pharmacy or any
druggist for McCoy’s Cod Liver
When a iMssctigeix'”lrniu wo» Oil Compound Tablets—ns easy to
speeding along in tilts night, una take as candy nnd not a t all ex
ware <>f a broken bridge ahead, n pensive—00 tablet* fit) cents.
GOLDENROD
W ELFA RE DEPARTMENT OF WOMAN’S Mrs. Kronen Hostess
CLUB HOLDS MEETING WEDNESDAY On Tuesday Honoring’
Mrs. Fred -Fleischer1
Rev. E. A. Milton, a member of
tho Location Committee for the
B aptist Junior College, reported
th a t 00 acres of land between Se
llin g and Dc Sato City, Fla., nnd
six town lots in Do Soto City, to
gether with <150,000 had been re
ceived by the committee to start
the College, which is to be located
between Sebrlng and Do Soto City.
wnv.d a lantern and saved the
baskets of cut
train
from wreck.
Over fitly
and numerous
The lovely home o f Mrs. Gei ri.
vea1 ago. Hr. V. R. Pierce, a disnklcnis.
\V. Knight in San I.anta w.t
tinc'ii lu-il physician, knew of the
Inked to bring lieautifully decorated on T ucmIih
<!:■:. 11 nymnloniK Dial threaten
(tie of clothing, afternoon with qunntitie:i of >\m
liumu'iily—Jloss of appetite. Innactive package, Iions' in thc_caste) tints conibit '
gum, lack of strength, and, being
ana.) off for w ith greenery, when she eim 1
,, student of the medicinal value
cents to 33 tained a few friends at l>ri>lt.«
, of herb*. roinpmuuU'd a wonderful
_
nielieon
table
u ii » ceateieil with
trig required to These lovely spring hlossuins v.
i rmiiedv, l>r. l ’ierxo'a Golden Modi'
i a tlra c tiv e arra n g e m en t of early
'bought. This nrranged in baskets nnd l» ■'
I5\nl lia> leluiin-il , n| iliMOvm\. a tonic.nnd blood
■ring blossom s, while m any s h a m -'
•*'1
Irimcnt as nrti with artin'ic effect.
win n- sin- spent the purifier. Vim, Vigor, vitulitv fol>ks wi-ie scattered about tlv
and hue were
In keeping with the dei-orat:’
past.five weeks at the Florida Hull-* low it use. Try ill Don’t fortfet
ible
Marking
the
places
of
th
batkapi" were were the hund-puinted tnlli.s
the 1'a iger Slrgnal.
j Cs '.s were place curd* done in S t., itarinm
in floral designs.
atrick ipibhniK. At I o'clock a !
,
ilantmc was
A fter »ja kabsorbing gunn
eljrious sfx course lomlicnti w a s ,,, *
"'‘l!',' friends
W It j
at, the music bridge scores wore counted and i
,'rvcd.
I Aachry will regret to learn that he
Seminole prize for top score. »• vase. " ■ „
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,,
,, , , I is quite ill n( his home on Mngrtelin
Cover- were laid for Mrs Ralph | Av' nui.
WVi.kl and) awarded Mrs. Howard Hulick. Ti
low scon* prize, bridge rurds. w«-i ■(evens, Mrs. h. M. Stevenson 1
a r c h it k c t
rTtlmhmvnts to Mrs. Bloomfield Hulick.
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‘ and
W, S
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e.r‘Sf / ,M,iU:' ; J|f Mr.
and Mr* sSt.r Clair
White. Sr
dpe
Mrs.
nsil
Stafford
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hnl
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ari.
F irs t N a tio n a l lU r.k Uldw
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Fojpwing the game, the Im-ti
of llictr -i'll and wife, Mr and
S a n fo rd , -------------- Florid*
ns rated by her mother. .M
KI1><;!■; RAIMA IIN It ESIIA^ M r- St Cbur White. Jr. at tluir
llardctegen, served u salad end
KNJon.u
llotae on West First street. The
sweet course.
All member- of the Social De many friends of Mr White, Sr . will
There were throe tables
triment of tin- Woman - Club regret to learn that in- i- ill with'
lie .Smith enter-, players.
•ho an- expecting to nilciui the an attack <>f influenza
■y evt nin| at e,
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ir home on the, Mr. ami Mrs. John ('. Deen. au 'cirtlllghlly bridge party given fin
»nmll daughter Lulu Mary motuii ha department members on 'l ues• t. i’alricFs, tq Dnytona Beach on Thursil.n day ufleiiinmi are requested to
lerk uj» one where they spent the duv urn notify tin- ho.-ti-s-. Mrs. -I *Min
n SanfoKi
Laney not later than Muiulav
ps uf the men., pleasantly.
iuile n number ___
pruifram- were
Ite hour dainty
f'lton J. Moughton
Y o u -D r iv e d _
The committee on resolution re
ported and n standing vote of
thsnkss was given tho Goldenrod
ladies for their generous hospitali
ty and tho music furniahod by the
Goldenrod orchestra.
Mrs. II. C- Pnrkcr, who link
been in tho Orlando General Hos
pital for terntm ent for tho last 12
days,, wn* dismissed from there
Saturday, and returned to her
home here very much Improved In
health.
I I IM .IS T II A T K O S O T I C E
F o r VInml K t r r t t o a
T ti r r e g i s t r a t i o n b o o k s o f t h o C ity
of b u n f o r d . E la.. w ill be o p e n F r i
d a y . Mar. IS. 1SSC.
At t h e N e w
C ity H a ll
1* It. P H I L I P S .
C i t y K «-* lslrn tlo n O fficer.
M a r l« t o A p r. S. 1?3«.
\ rn rrn
Watch Your Frail,
Puny Child Grow
Strong Take Weight
Mrs. Stewart liutten w«- ,, ; la the guest of his daughters, Mrs.
' harming lioste-' on \\ i iliiesdny I u, m • a,u y and Mrs. f). W.
m n St Patrick liinclieeh at her I
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l 1"'"' home on Magnolia
mi' on Magnolia Aventii. Avenue.
Green and white, the chosen ;
Rolu'i'tson nt Sayette,
lors. wen <iiipha>iz( d with Las-. ’'H
guest o f'h er »istes«.
'•t* of \\ liU« cut flowers and ■Alu-.
.one and Mrs I I).
1rns
I In- dainty appointed j ^ ' s.
rtstbm s
Phone 150-J-----West Second & Myrtle S tr e e ts
at Railroad
LEARN TO DAN(
in your own homo or a t 1
studio in tho Valdez Ho
For Appointment W rite
\V./Pendrup, Box 717 City '
Public Stenolrrapher
Valdez Hotel Arcade.- A —
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MISS LYNETTE McKA,E
in v k s t io a t io j x b
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in c o m b t a x
Robertson, Williams and Monahan ^ P lin tJ G ACCOUNTANTS
•■It* 11-11 M u » l <
T r n ,l, D illt li(
f Eugene Permanent Wave
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A fter March 27th I will go to Orlando. Make your
apiKiintment now for a permanent .wave.
s
GERTRUDE PAYNE
Phone 245. Room 5. Over Moblcy’a Drug Store ’
AMUSEMENTS
Be sure and get McCoy’s the
nrUinal mid genuine and give the
child n chance fur 30 day*. 'If
>ou aren’t delighted with resultu
just get your money back.
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TOIIAY OX T in : artlK K N
AT Til 1C
AT TIIM
Milane
Princess
n.\i'sir.i.'H
k a s iiia x
n r.v ir.
Ill c o n j u n c t i o n w i t h tin
p h o t opt ay
Chop Suey
Chili
- r u t : it ah k ANor.i."
OPEN A L L N IlillT
w till
t 'o m r ilr
A
Ut.KN II I'XTEH
In
•TUB I.ITTLB GIANT*
—Com#dy—
llcelrr.
•'('Ira n i n e
l>"
I'HID.W
-T ill: cinci.H "
ULNA Mill no AHUMA.%
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('o n ir tlr
Sanford Cafd
125 W .'PlRST ST.
a n il
\n ia
l.r.UTV FLYNN
•l l r . t « r r O t Y « U
H rla llro o
Uonutiful flat crcpcB, gcorgt.’ttc.s in l>oth plain und figured.
Some hnnd-drawn. Co-Ed and Butty Wales dresses. Specially
priced
$ 2 5 .0 0
Sizes 16 to 42
teaburg, a
[lord, spent
mi busi-
LOT SALE
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K E J &YaY f'--
ffildmere Subdivision, Longwood, Fla,
Frida!^. March 19th at 1:30 |). m._________
24-CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS-24
™lnK Cars
ii .
V
Spring
C oa
Plain und fur trimmed; some
hand embroidered in beautiful
colors. Well made and mod
erately priced.
This property .* witheuilucstion in the most talked o f town ... this section today.
h itlT c f ttr L te d t. *1 l «ho abuse described property without reserve or b> bid.
^P-m.. for:
1 4nd Satur
when we say auction
E MEAN AUCTION
i-
Every Lot Ispigrh and Dry, Covered With Trees
i . th . h . . « a
looking a beautiful W1";
hrch 12, 26 I
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Follow the Arrow.
On . 'n o t
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54-inch Flannels, ahrunk, in uli the new. uprinif cplors.
pastel Hhndta. Light weight.
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kftt Wednesday
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N E W S T Y L E S FOR E A STE R
Mrs. Alice
Mr». William
| Josephine Tar-
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The many frienda of Llttlo Hazel 1cakes, cream pita and hot coffee
irv fttf
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Harvey,
daughter of Mrand Mrs. uwere
servedJ Ato. all
present,
by the
W. L. Harvey, will bo sorry to Goldenrod ladies.
learn tlm t she had the m isfortune
of falling and breaking her nose at
At 1:00 p. m. the society
school on • Wednesday.
semblcd ami was entertained by
the Chuluota G. A. Society. An
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W ight have interesting feature of the latter
ns their guests A. E. Covington of was the clarinet and horn duet by
Bowling Green, Ky.
two young ladies of tho society.
Mrs. George ICniglU Mrs. Stewart H
u t t o n j r L l ^ D aflger- S ig n a l
Is Hostess A t Bricks is Hostess Wednesday W1,s M,v'‘<lt>y tlu' h0Htt,H!‘
Luncheon On Tuesday
W. T. Martin of Wetunipkn. Ala., bov elimlN'd out on tile bridge,
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JretT Thousand Dollars fo r I the Streets, Avenue* ami Thoroughby the Oity of Sanford, Florida, Of io bo used to" defray the cost AN ORDINANCE PHOVHm s ^
hripal Purposes, the Prqeoadsj fares Described in Ordinances tjo*.
CITY OP SANFORD, FI O M n. * *'
itr lh e reclamation nnd bit Shead
to be borne t y the City pf San- DRED t h o u s a n d d o l m ^ J ’ P
Derived from the sale Thereof to] o f 104 and 105 Creating nnd Esing project.) authorized by Ordi
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_
iL
!a
A>) >' a •> a a
A O l.l.
T lltllfltA * /I
ford. Florida; in the recantation PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM Tm ? ^
be Used to Defray ,th e Cost of' tabllahing Eft** Side Bulkhead
Opening, Grading, Curbing, Paving D istrict, East Side Bulkhead Dis nances Nns. 94. 104 and 105 in ami bulkhonding project* author TO ESTABLISH, BUILD ’x K S v / S ! *
opening, establishing, filling, bulk ized by Ordinances Non. 94, 104 And
and Improving certain Streets and tric t No. 2 and Wc*t Side Bulk
AND WHARVES LV THE CITY n r ^
heading. reclaiming nnd bringing
Certain Thoroughfares iif tbc City head District;'
105 in opening, establishing, fill
“ E IT ENACTED BVCt ? f “
Ordinance No. 121, Providing fo r to n topographical level the streets, ing bulkheading, reclaiming and
of Sanford, Florida;
SANFORD. FLORIDA:
‘LR
avenues nnd thoroughfares de
Ordinance No. 112, Providing for nn If sue of Bonds by the City of
bringing to a topographical level
SECTION
1,
That
the
Citv
r
scribed
in
Ordinances
Nos.
91,
104
•vjj
* isy
By Thr-AMocioU-d
i n f *abrocuu
p re is
Loss Chnro, B uffalp.ld. Y.. med an Issue of Bonds ihy tlfc CRy of rianfard, Florida, in thcr Hum of
*Somi-finnls
and J05 creating and establishing tha streets, «VoouW atlll thoiough- Florida, deems it expedient and ?
nli .in four toqmhroents, alist, continued His good playing
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hfaitcd
the. Southeastern’’Tcnnl*
yesterday in the Dixie amateur, Sanford, Florida, Vi the sum of.' One Hundred Thousand Dollars for East Hide Bulkhead District, East farcs, described In Ordinances Not. Sunford, Florida, to
_ _ by -th
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golf efinmpionnhip play nt Miami, One Hundred Thousand Dollars for Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds Side Bujkhend District No. 2 and Vt 10) and 105 creating and es Dollars, the proceeds to be derived r!
being
played
S 9[tMntplonship
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Jacksonville, fenturod today’s sport downing Captain E . C arter, former Municipal Purposes the Proceeds Derived from the Sale Thereof to
J*cks<
tablishing E ast Side Bulkhead Dis- usod for the following municipal
u‘
Irish champion. He, W alter Mur Derived frqm the Sale Therepf tn he ured to Erect,* Construct and West Hide Bulkhead District. ;
rfjpgram in this
state.
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M g ra
trict,
E
ast
Sldo
Bulkhead
District
To
establish,
build
and
conltruM4?
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(1) Under authority of OrdK
T*he iannual regatta nt Miami, ray, St. Louis, William Hhrrlson,
Equip a Municipal- NutatorJum in
‘Ijn*.»l
hfiwevcr, attracted the attention of Miami, and George tialens, I’hiln- be Used to Purchase C ertain Real
nance
No. 121, the aum of One No. 2 and West Side Bulkhead tho/O ity of Snnfqrd, Florida
One
Of
the
Public
Parka
or
Play
the water-loving fans, while the dol|rtiia, lock horns in tho- semi Property in the C ity of Sanford,
SECTION
2.
That
it
is
the*!*™
,
District,” nnd AGAINST BONDS.
Florida, Ncconnary for Municipal grounds of the City of Sanford, Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be
otfenlng of the St. Augustine golf finals today.
that
the
sum
or
Four
Hund-ed
Tv/
r4!lC!1 it ikl
FOR
THE
APPROVAL
of
thnt
Florida, to bo H ereafter Selected used nnd • expended to construct,
t& ftinm ent drew large crowdsV i,W
Youth triumphed over age. nt Purposes;
m
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.unfcuSt
erect ^ind equip a municipal natn- Ceitain Ordinance of the City of
-Tho favorite, William’* TiWen II. Tampa, when Dorothy Doyle, Phil
Ordinance No. Il3 , Providing for by the City Commission; end
docks and wharves in
tn the City
Citv nf
,.r L
l
ttocKs
w/ ’ ,ltuld
T
* cepl Richard* and. Takciichi adelphia, defeated her mother in
Whereas, said twelve several torium In one of the public park*! -flanford, Florida, No. 121, entitled:
Four
hundred
Thousand
Dollars
to
t
,
s. all came through, Jn the Board of Trade golf tourna nn Issue qf Bonds by tho City o{!
"An
Ordinance
providing
fo
r
an
or plnygrounda of the City of San
fffM
yesterdays matches nt Jackson m ent. She meets Mrs- II. C. No- Sanford, F lo rid a ,'in the sum ol Ordinances provido for an issue of
issue of bonds by the City of Son- bonfU proposed by « , O n lliS h U S ? *
ford,
Floridn,
to
be
horeafter
se
bonds
by
the
City
of
Sanford,
Flor
ville, and with S. Howard Voshell, blos, Tampa," in the upper bracket One Hundred and^ F ifty Thousand
^ h
ford, Florida, in. the sum of One exclusively fq t anid purpose
If Richard* seeks to elimityitc' of the semi-finuis today, while Mr*. Dollars fg r Municipal, Purposes ida, for municipal purposes in the lected by tho City Commission.
SECTION 3. That a bond issue in a* *
mhada, ‘J apan's lA-st. v ?
• A. C. Berryman, plays Mrs, C. M. the Proceeds Derived from the Sale total sum of Two Million Five
All of said bonds to be of the Hundred Thousand Dollars for mu
_Jarnhadu wan forced to do hi« Cognn, both Tnmnnn.i.
Thousand
Dollars, for the municipal ,n,r t *
nicipal
purposes,
tU
T
proceeds
de
denomination
of
One
Thousand
Thereof to be used, t o . Erect and Hundred nncj Sixty-five Thouwind
b#«t to cilminote F. C. Jones of
in Section One of this Ordinance, U
1
Doilura
each,
bearing
interest
at
rived
from
the
sale
thereof
to
be
At
Belbnir.
J.
F
.
'Daily,
New
Equip Municipal buildings, tn-wit: ($2,605,000.00) Dollars, the pro
I
Atlanta, ycslerduy;> wr»ilei Richards:zcd,
provided,
however,
that*
before
raid
found the going hard w ith-Francis York, takes on HenVt J . Topping. Municipal F ira Stations;
ceeds derived from the calc of sold the rate of five nnd one-half per ured nnd expended to erect, con
Ordinance chnll be first approved l y a „ ^ “
I t n u n ter, tanking United Stntcs Greenwich, Conn., t* determine
Ordinance No. 114, Providing for bonds to bq expended in the follow centum (6t£*.{) per unnuni, inter struct nnd equip n municipal nn- c f ,the City of Sanford, Florida, actually nan
hns.
Tilden downed Jerry who medts the w inner of the A. M.
est, payable on the first days of tutorium in one of the public porks
_ j n g ‘cf ya w York, while Voshell lloxie, Bostqn, R. A. Stranohnn, an Issuo of Bonds by tho City of ing manner, to-wit:
(a)
Under
authority
of
Ordi
January nnd July, each of the or playgrounds of the City of San to bo called and held at such time and in h*
Toledo,
match
In
th
a
t
city’s
nmnSanford,
F
lo
rid
a
,In
the
sum
of
. defeated Jack McKay Of Indionapby the charter and Ordinances of the Citv , t
tcur golf chnmpion&hip.
Three Hundred irnd Twonty-flvo nance No. 110/ the sum of Five aforesaid issue of bond.^ to mnture ford, Florida, to ho hereafter se
, SECTION 4.
That raM bonds shal! W i
Hollywood's woman golf chnm- Thousand Dollars for Municipal Hundred nnd Seventy-five Thou thirty years after date of issunnqc lected by the City Commission,’’
, .
Tilflcn and A. H. Chapin, J r.,
One Thousand Dollars each,.hearing intcre-t .t*.
' mVept through to the semi-finals ionahip will bp decided in n match Purposes, th e ’Proceeds Derived sand Dollars, to he used to improve, both principal nnd interest of cnid
and FOR BONDS., ^ __
in tnc doubles and will probably otween Mrs. Ed Brophy of Cin
cnc-half p er'cen tu m , per uinum, interest
AC A iU h I “ VHKAPPUOVAL of tho-Jirat days of January and July; said
meet Richards and H unter in yio cinnati and Mac Ealthauer of New from the Sulo Thereof tq bo Used onlargo nnd extend tho ’ sewerage bonds to be payable nt some bank
York'
to Improve, Enlarge and Extend system of the City of Sanford, in the City of New York.' Suite of thnt Certain Ordinance of the City
thirfy yearn a fte r the date of the issuance t W
the W ater Works Plant and Syo- Florida.
New York, in Lawful money of the of Sanford, Florida, No. 121, en
interest of said bond* to he payable at some Utk
(b) Under authority of Ordi United States of America.
tern of the C|ty of Sanford, Flor
titled: "An Ordinance providing York, S tate of New York. in .lawful money rf a
nance
No.
I
l
l
,
tho
sum
of
One
Ida;
And, Wherehs, prior to the is for nn issuo. of bonds by the City
Anierictyt nnid bonds shall be signed by the U
Ordinance No. 11G, Providing for Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be suance of the bonds above describ of Snnfqrd, Florida, in tho' sum of Sanford, Florida, nnd by the Gcrk of the C.tr
used
to
dofrny
the
cost
o
f
the
an Issue of BondH by the City of
ed, or any part thereof, under the One Hdndred Thousand Dollars for
and shall hftVe affixed thereto the official se*l tf
WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. 18. Sanford, F la .,'in the &un) of Two opening, grading, curbing, paying Charter of the City of Sanford,
municipal
purposes,
the
proceeds
Florida; the interest'coupons to he uttachid t,
C/P>—Following n second business Hundred Thousand Dollnrs for nnd improving certain streets and Floridn, the snid Ordinance pro
derived from the rale thereof to signed with the engraved or lithographed fae siafcJ
session railed a t 10 o’clock this
rertain
thoroughfares
in
tho
City
of
posing said scveraLbotid issues for he used and expended to erect, Mayor nnd said Clerk.
morning, the •delegates of the Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds
Florida State S h eriffs Associa Derived from the Sale Thereof to Sanford, Florida.
tho various municipal purposes as construct nnd equip a municipal
SECTION 5. That the Mayor of the City if i
convening here, w ill1be tak he Used to Improve, Enlarge and
(c) Under authority of .O rdi aforesaid -said, must l»e npprovod
Circuit W ill-lie Composed Of tion.
nntatorium in one of the public is hereby instructed, authorized and empower^ |
en for a boat cruise on Lake Worth Extend tho Gas Plant und System nance No. 112, ^flc sum of One
by a majority vote of the •electors
6 p ubs Including Daytona, ami nn automobile tour of tha
Hundred Thousand Dollura, to he of tho City of Hanford, Florida, parka or playgrounds of the City determine the question of the issuance of the I
of
the
City
of
Sanford,
Florida;
Palm
Bench,
HollyMiam
Palm Benches with It. C. Baker,
ml.
of Sanford, Floridn, to be here- thin Ordinance.
•; wood, Pl.Pierce, Lauderdale newly-elected president of tho or Ordinance No. 11(1, Providing for used to purchase certain real prop who are qualified to vote ns shown after selected by the City Com
SECTION 0. That the form of the ballot fn*
ganization, acting ns host.
nn l 8/iue of Bonds by the City of erty in the City of SanfortJ, Fin* by 'th e registration hooks of thj)
mission," nnd AGAINST BONDS. bp jurjpllow g, to-wit:
The "“cond business meeting was Sanford, Floridn, in tho sum of necessary for municipal purposes.
City of Hnnfotd, Florida, voting
'•? WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. 18. called to complete routine m ntters
Tho said election hereby order
nFOR the npproval of that certain ()r.i;r.M| J i
(d) Under authority of Ordi
—Final^nsHurnnce th a t W est and for the discussion of resolu- One Hundred Thousand Dollars for
nt nn ejection called and held for ed nnd called to be held shall be ford, Florida, No. 119, entitled:
,1m Beach would have » fran i lions pertaining to Inw onforcc- Municipal Purposes, tho Proceeds nance Ny-"113, the sum of One that purpose:
held and conducted in tho manner
<AN ORDINANCE PRdVIDING FOR AN L«
llio In the newly urgq rived Clnv: <mi .'t not handled yesterday bo- Derived from the Sale Thereof to Hundred'und F ifty Thousand Dol
Therefore, I, Forrest Ijike, us prercribed by the ordiurtnccs* and
i. Florida E ast Ooa: V !i:^aball < iiir- of tin' late opohing of the ho Used to Build nnd Equip, a lnrs, to be used to erect und equip
THE CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA. INague was s?en',l»v tti- anaqintcc- | tension.
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municipal buildings, to-wit; Mu Mnyor of the City /"of Sunford, charter of the City of Sanford, HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUSK
Municipal Hospital;
At of Hownrd WiL-ili.1 ) Boss,
Florida, under nnd /by viytue of Florida, polling place City Com
T11E PROCEEDS .DERIVED FROM THK S \i||
Ordinance No. 117, Providing for nicipal fire stations.
Memphis, Tonu„ lat,u y ^ tc n ln y
MISS WILLS WINS EASILY
the
authority in me Vested by the missioners' room nt tho new City
(e) Under authority of Ordi
nn Issue of'Bonda by the City of
USED TO ESTABLISH, BUILD AND CONS
ho ls organizing the circuiV that
Ordinances of the City of San
ncial hacking was ttssurcH by
DOCKS AND WHARVES IN THE CITY OF I
CANNES, Prance, Mnr. 18.—UP) Sanford, Floridu, in tho sum of nance No. 114, tho sunt of Three
Hall.
local men nnd of I)f. ,A. Moore- -Miss Helen Wills, tho American Forty Thousand Dollnrs for Mu Hundred nnd Twenty-five Thou ford, Floridn, and we, Forrest
and FOR BONDS."
WITNESS
the
hands
of
FOR
field, of Tampa.
V *
Lake, S. O. Lhasa nnd K. F. Iiousehanipion, is meeting little opposi
“ AGAINST the approval of that certain t
. Tho lengiiq w ill. bb componed of tion .in her advance through the nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds De sand Dollars, to he used to improve, holder, ns the City Cqmmission of REST LAKE, ns Mayor of the
six chibs, Fort Lauderdale, West singles of the Cannes Club Lawn rived from the Snlc Thereof fo ho enlarge and extend the w ater works
of
Sunford,
Florida, No. Ill*, entitled:
of
Hanford,
Florida,
FOR
Pnlm Beach, Miami, Hollywood, Tennis Tournament. In the semi Used to Defray the Cost or tho plant nnd system of the City of the City of Sunford, Florida, do |
REST
LAKE,
S.
O,
CHASE
nnd
’AN
ORDINANCE’’PROVIDING"FOE^Ali
hereby call nn election to he held
Paintkn, Daytona und Fort Pierce, finals today she defeated Mrn. J. Construction und Installation of an Hanford, Floridn.
•
being mentioned us entrants.
in the City of Sanford, Florida, E. F. HOUSHOLDER. ns the City BY TH E CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, DM
M. Chudwick. EnHpnd without Electric Fire Alnrm and Police
(f)
Under
authority
of
Ordi
Clloss, who organized tho Cotton lor.ing /i game.
Commission of the City of Snn- HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOB Mi
Telephone Call System in the City nance No. 115, the Hum of Two on the 19th itay of April, A. D. I
States I>caguc, the T ri-Slate find
tord. Florida, attested by L. It. THE PROCEEDS. DERIVED FROM THK!
192fi,
to
determine
the
question
Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be
hers, is satisfied that the hc.it
To keep finger prints nnd dirty of Sanford, Floridn;
lent can ho secured for the new marks
used
tu> improve, enlarge nnd ex by said election then and there I'lin .lP S , Clerk of the City of USED TO EkTAriLISH. BUILD AND COS
off
your
wall
paper
have
it
Ordinance No. 118, Providing for
circuit. It is the intention to runall pasted on the ceiling.
held, whether said Ordinances pro- Hanford, Florida, and tho corpor- DOCKS AND WHARVES IN THE CITY Of |
an Issue of Bonds by the City of tend the gas plant and system of
//Schedule' of 111) games the season
posing the said twelve sevqrn I ate seal of the City of Hanford. and AGAINST BONDS ’
being split Into two halves of 55
Sanford, Florida, in tho sum of the City of Hanford, Florida.
SECTION 7. That tlti* Onlinunn- all
(g) Under authority of Ordi bond issues shall be adopted, ^ap Florida, on this the 8th day of
gjtmes enrh.
NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION Seventy Five Thousand Dollars for
March. A. 1). 1920.
mediately upon its passage und adoption.
^Tho winner d l the
first nnd
nance
No.
lit’
,
,
the
sum
'
of
One
proved
nnd
confirmed
by
the
elec
W horead/ihe City Commission of Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds
~A to
h hbo
bI
second halves will meet a t the sonAdopted this 8th day of March, A. D. HSjj
Hundred Thour.nnd Dollars,
FORREST LAKE.
tors of snidi City, nnd whether the
sbn’s epfLanu pluy for the chnm- the City of Bunford, Florida, on Derived from the. Hale Thereof to
.
FORREST
As Mayor, of the City
pjonshh*. Following this scrio-i, tho Kth day of March, A. D. 11)20 he Used to Defray the Cost of the used to build und equip a- munici bondst provided for by said Ordiqf Sanford, Flmidp.
another will be held on the West duly passed und adopted rertain Construction and Installation of ng pal hospital.
..pHn'iqja shall hv Issued by the City
s. o. c iia ^ B
fOsMM^a^naK,»w.-, v*
(3>«at with tha winner of the F lor Ordinances, ns follows, ’to-wit:
(h) Under, authority
K. F.SIOf
OMI-' I ff Sunford, Floridn, in the^ manner
FORKEST’L A K E ^ r
Electric Street . Lighting Equip
ida State Longue.
nance‘No.
117,
tho
Forty
A s‘the C'ity^
nnd
for
the
purposes
fn
said
Onji-f
S.
O.
CHASE
Ordinance No. 110, Providing for ment, Commonly Known ns a
"A,xi/cc|al m atting will bo. railed
Thousand
Dollars,
tuCTf
used
to
Sanford.
Flrit;
nances
provided
and
set
forth.
I
k
F.
HOUSHOLDER
White-Way
System,
for
Certain
itfi. in West Palm Beach, to an Is-sue of Bonds by the City of
Mlect h president of the league nnd Sanford, Floridn, in the sum of Streets and Thoroughfares in the | defray the cost of the construction ( And, 1, Forrest I-nke, us Mayor M l . i t t : - L IL PHILIPS,
A ttect:
l and installation of nn electric fire | of the City of Sanford. Florida,
• mnchcdule mapped out A. L. Ij.ng
Hundred a n d 's o v ’onty Five City of Sanford, Floridn;
L. R. PH ILIPS
City Clerk of the City of
Florida s greatest baseball man and _.
,
,
! alarm nnd police tolephono call and we, Forrest Lake, S. O. ('hits'*,
City Clerk.
Hanford, Florida.
Ordinance No. 110, Providing for
fdrnicg president of ’the Florida Thousand Dollars for Municipal
State League, Mike Saxton, presi- Purposes, tfie Proceeds Derived nn Issue of Bonds by the City of | system in the City of Sanford, and E. F. Houshulder, a« ithc City
» n t of the National Association of from the Sale Thereof to tie Used Sanford, Floridu, in ttie sunt of Florida.
Commission «>f the City of Hanford [
(i) Under authority of Ordi Floridn, do hereby appoint L. I*. *
Minor leagues, will
ntLnd the to Enlarge, Improve nnd Extend
Four
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
meeting, nS wi|l members of the
nance N'o. 118, the sum of Seventyvarious clubs th at, have idgiiifled tho Sewerage System of the City for Municipal Purposes, the Pro five Thousand Dollars, to be used CHITTENDEN. ALICE FIT T S1
und KATHRYN* WILKfcY Inspec
their intention of Joining the loop. of Sanford, Florida;
ceeds Derive/J from the Sale There
Ordinance No. I ll , Providing for of to he Used to Establish, Build to defray the cost of the construc tors of raid election, nnd DAVID
an Issue of Bonds by Die City of and Construct Docks and Whurves tion and installation of no electric SI'FKK, I 'lerk of raid elect ion.
* BOND ISSI F. SOUGHT
street lighting equipment, com
AGAINST THE APPROVAL of
..WASHINGTON, Mnr. 18.- IsPl Sanford. Florida, in the sum of One in the City of Sanford, F lo rid a;'
monly known ns a white-way sys
—Tho A tlanta it St. Bay Bnilrond
Ordinance No. 120, Providing for
that ( ertnin Ordinance of the Citv
tem, for certain streets and thor
today asked the Inlotrstnte Com
nn Issue, of Bonds by the City of
merce .Commission-* lor authority Q uit G ettin g
oughfares in the City of Sunford, o t Hanford, Florida, Nn. 12(1, en
Sanford, Florida, in the sum of
titled; “An Ordinance providing
to issue $400,000 public notes to
Florida.
Four Hundred Thousand Dollars
bk turned over to the United States
for
nn it-sue ot bonds by the City
(j) Under authority of Ordi
Steel Products Company for track - A llciilty Bladder Acta During the for Municipal Purposes, the Pro
of
Haa.'otd,
Florida, in the uni of
nance No. I t 1.), th e 'su n t of Four
ago equipment.
ceeds Derived from tho Sale There
Dav.
Four
llundr.'d
Thousand Dollars
C. N. Shuman, Bi'publican, Ohio, of to lie-Used to Defray the Cost Hundred Thousand Dollars, to he
used
to
establish,
build
and
con
sa.vs: ‘‘Before taking Lilhintod to lie Borne by the City of Hanford,
Bucliu (Keller Formula) hud to
struct docks and whurves in the
get up nix or seven, times each Florida, in the Kveininution and City of Hanford, Florida.
night. Now I do not get up nt Bulkhonding Projects Authorized
(k) Under authority of Ordi
all. You nmy use my name if it by Ordinances Nos. 04, 101 nnd 10.7
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would benefit unyone with bladder in Opening, Establishing, Filling, nance No. 120, the sum of Four*
; F o r 55 years, millions have rub trouble." Be careful not to take
Reclaiming
and Hundred Thousand Dollars, to he
bed soothing, penetrating St. Jn- drug* th a t check the action of the Bulkhonding,
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?fobp Oil right on the tender spot; bladder. You may have to con Bringing to a Topographical Level
lihd by the tlmo they say Jack tinue its use.
I.ithinted Ituchu
Rol)inson—out eotnos the rlicutnat- (Keller Formula) increases the
It pain and distress, St. Jacobs action during tho day. It cleanse.'
DO Y O U K N O W A D O U t !
il U a harmless rheumatism and the bladder as cpspnt rails do tin
On liniment which never disap- howqls driving out foreign matter,
nbluU nnd doesn’t burn tho skin. neutralizing excess mida, thereby
I*, takes pain, soreness and stiff- rvlioving the irritation which niusiP bs from uching jioints, muscles j es “Gcljing
. . up
. Niights.” Tile tab
and bones; stops mintica, Imn lets cost 2r eucjj at nil drug . tores
bago, backache and neuralgia. '>r< or Keller l.nliornt>>iv, MechanicsSince the Chrysler USS" wa» announced last June, nearly
cent bottle quurnnteed hv all burg. ().
10,000 men and women have testified every *®on^
tfuggiata.
—mJv. - Fold hv huumiUiit and Anderson.
their order* thatthi*\yonderfolca£give*mo»tforthemo >•
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Such striking performance advantages as 58 miles w ho®
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Today in “Sunshine State ’
S
Elected Head
ORGANIZATION OF Newly
Entertains S h e r i f f s
EAST C O M BALL
LEAGUE ASSURED
a
Up Nights
4
Rub P ain O ut Of
,. R heum atic Joints
S
Precisely T he Same Qi
Performance-A ppi
Electrifybng New loweri
Notice
To Dodge
Owners.
SHEKTROCK
A n -ideal in te r io r f i n i a h J j n s t r p n p i v p H
N a ils d ir e c t to s tu d d in g am i
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The Bolt Auto Indemnity Asso-1 JoeJI^ttWBy w ith Illth a n d pla.H- s h i n m o n T
n f
!riation offers the following low! te r .
O IU JJIIIC JH , (J 1
rates on automobile insurance:
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CJ.OTHlij MADE TO
oitD E R AN EXPERT TAILOR^ \viU L' BE
AT OUR STORE UNTIL SAT. NIGHT TO TAKE
YOUR MEASURE.
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Over 200 pieces of Woolen goods to choose from
Silk Mohair to Silk and Wool. Made in
to suit.
n
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new
lu tn e f
lrilC M
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DODGE SEDAN.
Full (!oi)i*{ori
tw Car—Year.
Jld Cur—Year
Ring U8, phone 530. and nay ; l y O O C l t u
you want us to send .some one
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............... $57.75 to show ynu and tell von about
................ $48.5(1 it.
DODGE OPEN CAR
Vull-,('olliaion
There is a saving in cost ■ ’
when
you use Sheeti .((.k.
y~*
New (Jar-^Year, ............... .....$49.50
Old Gar—Year . ...............£ 10.60
L<*si!
|Vr cent for,B um pcni
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#5,000 $ 10,000 Liability)’ .
and
property 'lamugv
•s/mo year
$12.09
Vi'iirn service in-Sanford
G."C. F ello w s
District Mi m m j
F inn and Elm Av«
PJkm* 447rW
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CHASE & CO.
P h o n e 53G
W e are eager to shew you that a^these^new
Chrysler “58” continues to offer Pre£**ly the
—precisely the same perfonnoned—precj*ei> 1the
appearance—precisely the same beautiful b°dy
hsve.
—which those who know motor car nuality V*
pUced Chrysler ”58” on the topmost value p in n a c le .
.
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5 to 25 miles in 8 second* and 25 miles tp t h e ^ l o n o t
gas-^combined with many other outsranefing superi ^ _
—won for it instant a c c e p ta n c e which caused it to
cvmpetion everywhere in its own PIrt^cu^ar Pr*ce ® ^
Npw the electrifying new lower prices makeCJiiysler ‘‘58"
more unmistakably
ever the value supreme in its cla**' ‘
a b h than
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FARMERS
SUPPLIES
Get our prices before
you buy elsewhere.
trim
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CHAS.T.
4th and Sanford Avenue
S a n f o r d , F lo r id a s
.U9iiC+*K
gjat£%3rt
M’r trr
BUILDERS
and
New “tr* nucts
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Sanford, Florida; and by jh e jClerk of the (Sty of
ORDINANCE PROVIDING for a
F lo rid a ' ■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■
,1 'A t t a c k ' THE c m - OF SANFORD. FLORID?
and shall have affixed thereto the official seal o f thi
HUNDRED THOU8AND DOLLARS FOR M P N iriP m
1 • ^
tK# iMtercsl coupons to be attached to s a
TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THF 8 V L r^T H FnpA p Tn” n p *
, W“ h th# cnffravcd or lithographed fac-aimi
USED TO BUILD AND EQUIP A .Ml
T° n E : Kal‘ Mayor *"«>
ClerkL y ar. Iff.—
fattacker °f “n
BE IT ENACTED BY. TJIR I’l
)F TH F clTV n v
i J ^ T I O N 5‘ Thal thc May,,r df thl‘ Clty of &
[ frank hrohnJh THE CITt Oh
hereby inrtructcd. authorised and empowered t i c«
SANFORD. FLORIDA:
Liter, was held
.
{determine
the question of the issuance of the bond;
raitlw ut bond.
pi i , ECT I0 N V That thc Cit>' CommlsiiioVi of thc City of Sanford, j', M* Ordinance.
W KrtPh ® lhe Florida, deems it expedient and t
'.SEC TIO N
Thu. ,hc form of .h r hollo, for ,
Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds in the
™ ®no Hundred Thousand t be as follows, to*wit:
Dollars,
the
proceeds
to
l»e
derived
mental diUcasea,
from the sale of.said bonds to lie!
i
rtfd to bav.° nt* used for thc following municipal purpose,
to-wlt:
alien. H*’ w*8
To defrny the cost of building
: un? equippinK a municipal hospital !
m „ week ago.
. last night aft- for the City of Sanford, Florida.
SECTION-2 That It is the determination
|f rubber glove*
nonr th? npnt th a t the sum of One Hundred Thousand Doll
, attacked.
provide for a fund aufficicnt to defray the cosl
, rio'-®* wcrc pinir a municipal hospital for the City of Sai
posseesnl whon
RONDS/’
■ank Krohn, Jr., sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars to be
“AGAINST the approval of that certain (
i cloves were of the bonds proposed by this Ordinance t«
Sanford, Florida, No. 11G, entitled!
, Bloodstnined appropriated exclusively for said purpose.
,’d in Krohn's
•AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY
VSECTION 3. That a bond issue in the
iant. • Jio>vever,
THE
CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA IN THE SUM OF ONE
Thousand Dollars, for the municipal purpose i
MUNICIPAL PURPOSES.
irrd away from Section One of this Ordinance, be hm) the snn
THE PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO BE
jfd Tuesday by provided, however, thnt before said bond* shi
| her a Rift of nance shall be first approved bv n mi.in,>i,.
TO RUILD AN*n EQUIP A MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL,’ and
y him to n zoo.
AGAINST BONDS."
jad. bound and
SECTION 7. Thnt this Ordinance shall become effective im
m Pork, about
mediately upon Its passage and adoption.
Adopted this 8th day of March, A. I)., I92fi.
FORREST LAKE
A d o p ts
S. 0. CHASE
F\ F. UOUSHOLDKR
As the City Commission of the City of
|ar. 18.—BeautlSiinford, Florida.
nec's main bualAttest: .
prouress a t tho
L. R. PHILIPS - .
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This department has been aliened to supply much needed service to our
ripal authorities
City
Clerk.
many friend anti client, nml especially to those who have purchased sites
|on of n commltimber
Comin Ixx?h Arbor.
c
kway cxtendinR
This
department,
under
the
management
of Mr. W. J. Moss, will con
U of Broadway
centrate
on
business,
homo
acreage
and
investment
properties.
H«yors
to destroy thc
YOU ARE- ENTITLED TO KNOW T H E FACTS
will profit greatly by investigating our listings,‘sellers are gunruVtccd
thich has held
d o d g e B R O T H E R S , INC.
preferred attention to all property listed for sale.
, pars and will bo
lugystinc grass.
The sales w o rk \f this department is carefully conducted by an organiza
11 be established
tion of thoroughly experienced and well trained sales representatives.
[ween thc palms.
an
.Old Girl
The Brokerage and
Resale Department
Plan
We have now listed a few attractive lots thnt make a sale profitable to
both tho seller and buyer.
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TIRKK
Sifi..r.n
S24..r»0
S27.00
sno.oo
m oo
*35J>0
C0I1IM- Mini 0111*
willi v u r gjis
A triple somersault over a
is the car —a Dodge Brothers all steel safety car.
A triple som ersauft over a cliff w ith the car you see
in this.picture! Such w a s the experience of its
ow ner, w ho cam e through the fall uninjured.
proved
I ms greater
F on a combuilding
»'!>•. T h e
l-nivcrsitv o f
[ Wing built
F ° f C o ra l
P ouring its
M* bringing
p r t y val“HnBcondiKCtinij.
I V°u more.
f you the
^ m e n ts in
.beautifying
br°uijht to
‘ unlimited
, ' 0r Profit-
f t Let
uj
P P for you
i ’rom anv
CORNER LOT
On Palmetto Ave. lining West, 50x117 $3500, one fifth cash balance
monthly
FIRST ST. EXTENSION
On t'ninn Ave. 60x125, price, $13,750.00, Terms. Opposite Hotel Forrest
- Lake. A beautiful site for an upnrtmcnt.
SANFORD AVE
05x117 price $550 per front foot. Terms to suit. Right in the heart of
Sanford Ave. business.
SAN I.ANTA
Facing South, price $2700.00 one third cash.
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SANLANTA
Priced low to sell $3000. Terms. On Sanfyrd Ave.
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MAGNOLIA AVE.
<With nil improvements $3000. One-fourth, cash, balance 1-2-3 yrs.
East 4th St.
50 ft on Itli St.. Price only $1800. $000 Cash. Balance easy terms.
MAGNOLIA AVE.
Fronting East. Suitable for Apartment. Price $4000. $800 Cash. Rolnnci
,
easy terms,
PARK AVE CORNER
An ideal apartment bouse site with 83 feet fronting on Park. Price $0000.
Terms.
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Dodge B ro th e rs Me
closed—are all steel i
term. Steel reinforced l
A fte r an hour o f repair work, he drove the car from
l ^ m ^ e n t l v welded*
M ontana to M in n e a p o lis - a m ore sensible driver
Perm anently welded t
a n d m uch wiser. •
-.
Slim steei pjnQrs rep]
All steel construction saved his life, as it has saved
c o rn e r p o sts—perm i
m an y o th er lives in the pjast, and will save thousands
vision—a safety feati
m ore in the future . . . . . .
D odge B rothers print this advertisem ent because
Compare such bodies
they believe motorists are entitled to all steel safety
wood-and-metal body,
and should insist upon it.
tJ1®t e v e r y automobi
T h a t’s w h y Dodge Brothers introduced all steel
11IS 0 vanc£*d sa ety-c
construction more than eleven years ag o —and reRemCm ber also that
cently announced additional all steel safety features.
j - ^ e B rothers const
T h e stre ets are swam ing with 20,000,000 m otor
nessed by Dodge Bt
c a rs—millions more a r) on the w ay.
• quick-action brakes,an
Safety is th e issue. Amjor yourself and your family
and dependability o f D(
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0 and u half Acre*
r
Within the city limits only 3 miles front tho-Post Office. Fronting on Rail
roud. Adjoining a platted subdivision.
Ihriccrda low at $1000 per Acre.
One third cash. .
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D elivered
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HOUSE ON OAK AVE
With 8 rooms, 00x135, now jo y in g incom e on Investment. Possession Id
30 d ay s. Pricif $11,000.00, o n e Q u arter cas|i, balance easy. . O* ?
SPANISH IIFNGALOW
Stucco, with 7 rooms und servunts q u a r te r s . Modern garage. On a corner ,
lot. Price $14,000, dno third cash, balance easy.
fo
'TIOV
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HOMES
Excise T ax reduction effeettve NOW
No reason to» delay your purchase
S e e th e Dodge S te e l B o d y On D iepley In Our Show room
"••nm ii-,
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INDUSTRIAL OR SPECULATION
T h is car will continue to be a “four.
Touring Car
Roadster -
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MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, Inc
Oak Avenue nt Socand Street
Pe.iumal Attention Given
HIGGINS-SMIT
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S iu iiM iiiiH M iiM M N iM a n M M m M M W
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W IT H
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When
Miami
Meatfli
Inis sold for
U
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Only 4 Blocks From the
M
Beautiful
When yc;: •••nuid ha\e Imut'lil I'aih
Avenue k>ls for
S
iW
H'wA
JU S T T H IN K !
DO YOU REMEMBER
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BIG PROFITS FOR TF
SMALL INVESTOR
There is no better plat* l®
greht State inx which to start,
conditions are normal
You hear people, say I remember
. ;
T his is what the East Coast
years ago.
(Don't It
EVERY I OT GUARANTEED HIGH AND DRY OR MONEY REFUNDED. EASY TERMS
BIG PRO FITS FOR
SM A L L
s
INVESTORS
0:,!j :i' blocks to the heart of the business district. T he best location, hunting, fishing, post office, schools, highw ays and railroad—all fo r $19.50 a lot, with *|
J u t n short distance from Itingling Bros, large developm ents. One good investm ent is worth a lifetime of labor. Your Opportunity has come.
C A N T I.A.ST!
N
IMMCKN HOBJECT
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TO A D V A N C E!
MAI I, VOUie CHECK TODAY.
BROWN REALTY COMPANY
104 I’g jji Avenue, Sanford, Florida.
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104 PARK AVENUE, SANFORD
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Dear Sira:—Enclosed plcnso find check for $
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_ ^Address,
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(Pjease \Vrite Plainly)
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�18, 1936
Association W. M. U., m et a t Gold- n c t^ u e i
.
.
enrod Community Churph 10 n. ui.
Miss Veriic Prev:itt gave the
Saturday, Mar. 13, 1026.
Sv-i f
. .
Bible Trading, Colins,Mans 3:12-18
I of New Jer-p
(the garm ents of tho s p irit)
children*
Six societies of the eight M is
Miss Evelyn Jacobs discussed the
Carolyn Isionary societies of Sanford district aim of our girls auxiliary.
jrfodd arc to were represented in this quarterly
Miss Thelma W agner and Miss
Monday.
through the sum m er scashn. Cit- Marie Mudd read ‘Fourteen Points’
district m issionary rally of Baptist and Jesus, “All Things to Ail Men” .
. • Summerville women-i.
Miss Susie Metcalf, the G. A.
lt7Georgia about
treasurer, reported the year’s a p
The Goliienrod W. M* S., Mrs. G. portionment overpaid and 50c on
E. P arker, president, achieved dis hand.
i «e*t at the Inn. tinct success as gracious hostesses.
Prayer closed this brief p art o f
■n„ hi* property
Guests of Goldenrod Womens*
Missionary Society were chnrmlilfc.
The Oviedo Sunbeam Band, nine
convalescent ly rWelcomcd and ushered into a
o t t b •m
n Bunder
m
“
Mrs. ”Max Cook,
~
won
| illnes* of a week- beautifully decorated church build-; golden opinion, general approval
ing.
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and a vote of thanks from the
is jrettinjt evcongregation
fo r their excellent,
, for an early
Art exceptionally good orchestra demonstration pfi a well conducted
of stores to provided special music and accom band in session.
panied the missionary songs. ' .
Mi«s Evelyn Wheeler of Oviedo
proud of th eir
“ Responsibility,” ' the general representing the Y. W. A. of
of third prize topic was discussed by Rev. U. E
contest of ama- Reid, th e pastUrT Mr. Reid used | Oviedo gave an excellent reading.
_ at the Musical “Standing in the Breach” ns his
^ Orlando Fo»r lesson application.
Mrs. Dr. M artin's absence on ac
count of illness, was a source of
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-T
lh ia
Rev. E. A . Milton emphasized
“U who know in d ,ove
peoples’ leader of
JU
fi^p’ljn
*b,° young
1
l a n, s to
----sc. tho thought of individualjresponsi- .thU
v
'6mindlc
Association.
H er assist
bllity
by
use
o
t
th
a
tex
t:
“
For
This
mg for the band
ant in this district of the associa
la R ig h t"
tion, BIrs. W. S. Seig, of Chuluota,
a-rr *e“*on'
It* willing to help
was present. One member used
The
regular
order
of
busings
ifxtri coaching a*
I’salm 58:11; Psalm 68:ll.T he Lord
procedure was obsen'ed.
U r.S cig.
Giveth the Word. The women th at
»ts
6
i
rho helped win
Tlie social hour was happily
J5.00 ‘ in the spent on the church lawn where a
r nt Orlando, bountiful Ipnch was served by the
W. M. S.,I
bs, Woodrow assisted by several dear girls.
facobs, Marion
, Misses VerA t 10 o’clock p. m. Young Peo
js’agncr.
ple’s H our brought three groups
of young people to the front. The
>rc of Massa- G ifls’ Auxiliary of Chuluota, con
a Reach have ducted devotional exercises.
iota lots nnd
Tho G.* A. Song: “ Sunshine In
tent on north My Soul" w as fallowed b y n clariS
,
.
—
[prTsnd Mrs. Wat.
gatkins, were visA tlom ey-at-Law
A W EE BASS’ v
tVnlilent coughs and culdi lead to
icriotu trouble. You can stop them
row with Crromultioo, an rmuldficd
rreosotc that is pleasant to lake. Creomulsion i* a new medical (lUrovery
with twofold action; it soothes and
heala tho intlamed membranes and in*
Will practice in all the ctrart*
iiibits germ growth.
Examination o t A bstracts of I-and *Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
Titles* given, especial attention
ognised by high medical authorities as
one of the greatest healing agencirs for
Offices in Court House
persistent coughs and colds and utlicr
forms of throat trouble?. Crromuhioc
contains, in addition te trmiote, other
healing elements which sooibc and heal
the infected membranes and stop thv
Irritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab
sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
T h e o p e n i n g o f a n o f f i c e f o r Oily
r i m m i n g . E n g i n e e r i n g n n d l.miilof the trouble and checks, the growth
a c a p c A r c h i t e c t u r e n t 219 M c l s d i
of tho germs.
IlulldliiK by
Creomuhlon is guaranteed satisfac
tory ^ in the treatment of persistent
GARDNER S. ROGERS
roughs and cold*, bronchial asthma,
City Planner, and
bronchitis and other forms of reap Ira>ry diseases, and is excellent for buildII. C. WEBSTER
•ng
up the system after colds or fla.
Civil Engineer
Money refunded if any cough or cold is
GABRIEL C. HARMAN
rot relieved after taking according to
directions. A i k y o u r druggislJ) Creo
Bi Charge.
j
imlaion Company, Atlanta, G*. (ai t j
J.Q . SHARON
lUijsionnry Sociect of Seminole
and New
[Makes of
e
Tires, Ac[tnd Oils.
Parts
iy
b
leneva Aves.
mf
N ew
Six Room
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Cash
CITY TA X BOOKS CLOSE
APRIL 1st.
Balance Like Rent
Qity ta x Books will dose April 1st., after which all
lands upon which taxes remain unpaid will be adver
tised and sold for taxes as provided by law. Personal
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed in hands of a
deputy collector, and a fee charged for collection of’
same.
r .
. ,v
y ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector.
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• SEE
Best Cooking Reasonable Prices’
are the advantage
of this place.
Just think! 13,COO,000 model T
Ford cars have been, produced
6lnce 1908—alm ost as many
automobiles as were built by all
other manufacturers combined.
Tn 1925, almost 2,000,000 Ford
cars and trucks were built and
sold—and plans for 1926 call for
the production of even more
than 2,000j00.
/
[ • to®other hand, the Ford
« Company would substi^ordinary design for the
lord features, Ford cars
be produced and sold for
'•nan tho prcB eqt Ford
Yet by so doing, Ford
city, durability and reli
ef would fall below the
ward insisted upon by the
It ?u0r CoraPony and estab7 throughout twenty-two
leadership.
Today, mordthan ever, the Ford
car is the most popular automo
bile in the wprld.
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C o n tr ib u te lto
L P. CHITTENDEN
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BRlTT-CHiTTENDEN REALTY CO.
Sanford^ Claim of Potential Values
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This busy city of central Florida, in its resistless forward drive for greater
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proportions, has no time for hectic pleasures, and no room for unwholesome
influences.
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Thjs present, progressive and practical generation |iaa not been unmind
ful of the generation that is to fojlow in its footsteps, if Sanford's prosperity
is to be continued info the indefinite future.
84t fo rth In a a trlc a o t fou rti-rn h d r» rtl* cm * a ta In
ila n a v a p a s a rt in w hich (ha S tory Ot
d SanSMf «Jta
H r S u b sta n tia l, la bclna told, and
Cl!
> « l n n you
witIII b* ahow n th a t S anford NOW haa avary a sa rn iia
Ila i ,
fo r a a r e a l city.
1— Sanford It the Woild’i Greatest Celery Produc
ing ^ n t e r .
2—Sanforda Recreational and Pleaturc Facilities.
3— The Hole! Forreit Lake, Sanford's Tourist
headquarters.
4—
The St. Johns River and Lake Monroe.
5—-The St. Johns River-Indian-River Canal.
6— Sanford as a Better Place to Live.
7— Sanford as a Transportation Center.
8—
How Sanford Is Growing.
9—
The young folks in Sanford are surrounded with genuine homelife, healthful
sportlife and unsurpassed educational advantages. . What more can you ask
than that?
No tuition is charged visitors by the school authorities.
/The recresfional facilities for young and old have been built with the physical
and moral welfare of
the community * jn mind. There
are
beautiful shaded
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parks and boulevards. Bathing pools with artesian well water are planned.
Municipal playgrounds, baseball field, tennjs courts and 18-hole golf course.
. At Sanford are inexpensive homes and homesites, farms, acreage, business
and industrial locations. Municipally owned utilities. Forty-seven miles of
paved streets. Three banks. Churches of alh denominations.
F o rd
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A il.ia-by-«lny story of a Florida rouununlty that
wb
l« t MOV
bellcA* will show niortvromtioratlve progreas In
‘ the
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Lncxt Arc years than tiny utlicr city tn tho e la te ./
In the Sanford district are five educational centers: a high schoof^grammar
school and three primary Schools. $450,000 has been appropriated to build
a new high school and for additions to present school buildings. The Sanford
High School is on the accredited list of leading colleges in the southern group
of states. Within eighteen miles ape Stetsop University and Rollins College,
llte Sanford Business College has been opened recently.
It was the superiority of Ford
design in 1908 that established
Ford leadership. It is this same
Ford deslgh« im proved b u t
basically unchanged, th a t is
continuing jto make the Ford
c a r th e o u tsta n d in g leader
among all automobiles. •
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READ THESE TRUTHS
Sanford
As a P lace to Rear Y our Children *
a
a*
[>ny other m a n u fa c tu r e r
favored to produce a car
»r to the Ford according
6nigh standards of quality
Merlal and workmanship
the Ford Motor Comlnd with the same tried
oved design It would be
Able to offer lt<at anyllike the present,Jpw Ford
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THIS
IS NO. 10
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sts M ore to B uild
Is W orth More—
Vet Sells for Less
nW swtV
sp e n d in g t o th
. to g e th e r W ith d u « |
y M h a v e se rv e d a c o p y o f
a n s w e r on th e s a id ro u te a ta U t
e r In p e rso n o r - b y r e g is t e r e d .
T o u sh o u ld M a te In Vo Si
th e n am e o f th e p o a to ftlc e
you d t s l r s f u tu r e n o tic e s to
to you.
G E O R G E C. C nO M . R e
D a te o t t lr e t p u b lic a tio n .
D ate o f seco n d p u b lic a tio n M ar.
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M ar.
Eat a t the \ H o u se —
ANNNOUCING!
F e a tu r e s ' th a t
| an 1 »*■ g ro u n d s f o r h is c o n te s t h e
a lle g e s th a t sa j< £ W a lte r M c D .'W itlla m a h a s n e ith e r resid e d upon n o r
c u l t l r a t s d sa id la n d d u rin g th e 12
m o n th s n e s t p rec ed in g th is d a te ,
b u t h a s w h o lly abandoned th e sam e.
You a t e th e re fo re, f u r th e r n o tifie d
t h a t th e s a id a lle g a tio n s w ill be t a k
e n a s co n fessed , and y o u r sa id entry
w ill bo can celed w ith o u t f u r th e r
r i g h t to be h eard .
e ith e r b efore
th is o ffic e o r on ap p e al, tf you fall
to f ile In th is o ffice w ith in tw e n ty
d a y * a f t e r th e fo u rth p u b lic a tio n
o f th ta n o tic e, a s sh o w n below , y o u r
a a
d .Mrs- W. S. h6spltabic Goldenrod
fuichacl who hay*
with their
Mrs. Windish
| Canton, Ohio.
publish- th e .tidings a rc a g reat S ta n
1 C. A. F a r in a . o f L a k e
host, as • tex t to m ark woman’s
rising ro te i
L p l W , r e n t e r , o t Lake
responsibility.
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» 1 edAthe
lions of j h
he aidoption of
t a n F e rry , o f , L a k e k ta ry '.i
.M r. A driattlca of PhUllbine Isl. appreciation of th e 'O xer
Ida.
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a resident worker of Goldenrod. hospitality of Gol<
W illie No n is i ru m . o f L a k e Mary.
sang two numbers and told o f the nnd of Goldenrod col
Florida.
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GkiORUt: a CROM. B enitter.
eight languages of the Phillippines
Islands.
XOT1CR OP fOXTEST
Since the firs t Lamdon-Paris a ir
Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Wheolesj
it,
D
tN
rte
ra t
tho letevler. Cnlltd
phknes
began
flyiiig
liv
Aogu*
of Sanford W. M. S, spoke briefly
ve
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State*
Land
Oft Ire.
1819.
British
civil
machines
ha\
as did several others on the subject.
Rev. E.^A. Milton announced Sc carried fore than 60.000 passenger iqs.
oring as th o chosen location of a between London and the Continent.
T o W a lte r McD. Wlllllam s of otiB aptist preparatory • school and
know n a d d r e s a C o n te ste e : .
th s t
You are_ h ere b y ‘ n o tifie d
Junior College.
Gift of lands,
leva,
550,000, a choice 300 feet square , NOTICE OF PCBLtCATtOV.
■ p o eto ftlc* a d d re s s ,
K e r in X * . S IS IM
d ty lot and equipment fo r a m*rld id "on D ecem b er If. l» :« . f ile In
a .. ■
th
is
o
ffic
e
Ills
d u l y > o r r o b r a te d S P D
e
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a
rl
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a
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th
e
la
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r
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r
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t
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S.
ual training building together with
I'll.-.itlon to c o n te s t an d s e c u r e th e
U a f Offlct.
the donor’s promise to provide one
c a n c e lla tio n
of y o u r
H o m e ste a d
professor’s salary dor a *year and
U alheaville. F lo rid a. Feb. *T. E n tr y No. 01TS9S. S e ria l No. J I I U I
m
ad
e
May
22.
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f
o
r R H of
to influence endowment of the new
tic e Is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t (T itr- N W t*. S ectio n 1». T o w n sh ip 10 R
B aptist school influenced the Sa leyN oW
Ita
n
g
e
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t
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T
a
lla
h
a
s
s
e
e
M e rid ian .
. 8Joblt>m. «if L a k e
lia r ) ',
bring choice.
\ F lo rid a , w h o ., o n A u g u st 1 ). 1923.
ade H o m estea d K n try , No. O ISIJJ.
These several generous donations m
fo r N W U o r 8 W H . S ectio n ?. T o w n
do not affect the co-operative Bud sh ip SO A . It.-vjiae SO I - . T a lla h a s s e e
get plans but eome'Trom wealthy M erid ian . h a s file d n o tic e o f In te n
n to m a k e c o m m u ta tio n ! p ro o f,
Sebring landholders Who are sym tio
to e s ta b lish c la im ' to th e lan d
pathetic to B aptist boys and girls ab o v e d escrib ed , b e fo re C le rk C lr.
rd . F lo rid a , o n th e
and their need of special Christian c u lt Cd aoyu rt,o f SAanpfo
ril, is r a .
training through the form ative ISIh
C laim an t n am es a s w itn e sse s :
The S pirit fil Sanford’s Citizenship.
10—
Sanford as a Place to Rear Your Children.
11—
Real Estate Possibilities in Sanlord.
12— Sanford's Moderate Cost of Living.
13—
Business Necessities in Sanford.
14—
Recapitulation of Facts and Statistics.
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Come and See for .Yourself
—why Hanford v atu ra a r e u n ln ltk lsd and wby InvsslinrDla ar* s tr lr lly Iticom* a a rn ln a nnd not apcculatlvs.
You’ll m «, for Instancs, an 11,000.000 rtc u rd celery crop
bttina h u rv a itsd .
n
Ton’ll
a c ity fro n tln * on a m agnificent U h», hsad
of n a v lv tllo n on th e 8t. Jo h n s ttlv c r aR ordsd rtis s p s r
trn n a iio rta tlo n hy a ll- w a te r ro u te to p rincipal U a s u rn
n c a p o rts; ltoo.ooo m un icip al p l r r and tren d 'd w a r e
house to bo built.
Y ou'll sco a city on th e m ain lin e (division h s a d q u sr.ts r s ) o f th e A tla n tic C oast Linn ra ilro a d and on th e
c ro ss-sta te D ials H lu h w ay m idw ay batw osn Ja c k so n v illa a n d T am pa. P u llm a n bua tir v lc o to a ll p a rta of
H o rlila.
. ^ 1 ^ , 0 0 . th e new h a lf-m lltlo n -d o lla r F o rrs s t L ake
Vou'li eco p ro p e rly v a lu e s lik e th o se you a ro a c c u s
tom ed to u p N o rth an d sots w ill be convinced, aa o th e rs
h>’ « become." th M today. Uenford oR sre th e aam e opV **• P «t*M burg. M iami, O rlando an d D ay
to n a offered te n y ear* ago.
S im p lic ity — D u r a b ility — R e lia b ility
JJtffe-Point Motor Suspension
Dual Ignition System
ijjjhple, Dependable (Lubrication
Left-Hand Drive
p, rmo-Syphon Cooling System
Torque Tube Drive'' A
•anetary Transmission
Multiple Dlsc-ln-oll Clutch
Information, booklet and reprinfi of any or all of the advcrtitemcnU in Ihu eeriet will
be mailed vpfn i equal.
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Sanford C hiunW ;6f Commerce
FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
New Prices
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SED AN
'5 2 0
A
COUPE
* 5 0 0
RUNABOUT
‘2 9 0
\k
FORDOR SEDAN
$
* 5 6 5
Car Prke* includ* o tarter a n d d em ountable rime. A H price* f, o b. D e tro it,
»*a a i
■” * v e r l o w e r e d t h e q u a l i t y
''wm
of the c a r t o
reduce
■
3 £ ** ?*
«r«
�CORPORATION
D 1 ^ 1 $ 'l O ft
OF
O
nnounci
T H E A P P O IN T M E N T O F T H E
Sanford Cadillac Company
AS A G EN TS FO R
CADILLAC
M OTORCARS
For Sanford and Seminole County
T h e Cadillac is everywhere proclaimed the
Mr. L. E . White a native of Sanford has been
highest development of the science and art of
appointed local agent and distributor for the
surrounding territory of Seminole County.
motor car building in appearance, in perform, ^ - .....
Everyone knows the Cacfillac, everyone can
»
ance, in grace of design, and richness of detail,
now be assured that wittj^thls appointment the
in luxurious riding, and in the assurance of sat
Sanford district will have a most satisfactory
isfactory ownership.
sales and service organization.
W e invite you to our show rooms, to inspect all
the late models of the Cadillac Motors Com
pany.
Have one our salesmen explain all
the finer features of this motor car.
A demon
stration will be cheerfully given without obli
gation.
117 Second St corner MuKnolin Avc.
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K. WIIITK. I W d r n t
�r,*(av
rr*
THE SA
18, 102W
m t? *
y
al* retired to the faztnoases of the
Ever*lade* and today"have approx
imately 600 descendants, most of
whom
reside
w hom ----,,, . In th is vicinity, npfl
their num ber is growing from
to year-
e bonds pro;
r•Dollars
wo liars to be
dc oenved
oif'tb
tne
derived trom tne sale o
tayor m
FL0RU)A’ IN THE. SUM OF ONE
T
|uit
tire
Mayor
of
the
City
of
Sanford.
Florida,
fa
Ordinance
to
be
issued,
is
hereby
appropriated
w clual _
SECTIO
P R O C I ^ n T n p d Mr r T ° FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES,
,
nUlhftfltsTl
itld
empowered
to
cAH
an
election
to
dcpurpose.
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D T 0 CPEURDC H ? 9 ?
THE SALE W R E O F TO BE hereby’ Inst:
n
of
th
e
Issuance
of
the
bonds
provided
for*
by
SECTION
3.
That
a
bond
issue
in
the
sum
of
Five
Hundred
? A N F n n n C?rAn m S » RTAIN REAL PROp ERTY IN TH E CITY tcrm lnc the
1t
v , . ,
Seventy-five
Thousand Dollars, for the municipal purpose s
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rd
in
a
n
c
e
:
„
n
e
v
e
n
t
y
^
r
ihla
OriDtignce:
b o n d s ;CESBARY f ° R “ “ N rciP A W B lJR .
- 'a**!
' SECTION 'fl.' T nat the form of the bnllot for said' election shallv'sv*'forth .mi
Ml
oi
•** rT
1 ^ r i c up to tha-alatK 'gradef accord of!
iui lunuwn, H T un. I ,
-tMIW*
ing to Capt. Spencer. They g0
this"
Ordinance
shall
be
first
approved
by
a m ajority voto of
FOR lh e ' np"proYBl'of t h a t certain Onlinnnce of the City of S an
through the seventh nnd eighth'
electors
of
the
City
of
Snnford,
F'lorida,
actually
participating In
'
A cco rd in g *« with some effo rt but their develop.. | r Ar? T v Rn l NA^ACv1?r,PR0VlDED F 0R AN ,ISSUE 0 F BONDS BY ford, FTorida, No. 113, entiOrtl:
*3,) 0 * SANFORD,-. FLORIDA, IN . T H E 'SU M - OF ONE
AN-ORDINANCE PfcW T H N G FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY election to Im called and held nt such time and in the m anner
ment is very slow from th a t point ijj
tali*" A«hn{
prescribed by the charter and ordlnnncw of the City of Sanford,
on.
PR o r FP n lU n t d ° D0CLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES, THE C IIX jilF :<SAN<:,6 R D ^ F I/)i;n )A , IN THE SUM OF ONE H U N
•
. %nPm ^ « f i R ? ..? ERIVEI) FR °M THE SALE THEREOF TO BE DRED AfcD F l F T r THOUSAND DOLLARS F’OR M UNICIPAL PUR- Fiorina.
of
SECTION
4.
That
snid
bonds
shall
be
of
the
denomination
"'"‘ th* Seminole*
Railway locomotives, Including
ED § DERIVED FROM THE SALE TH EREO F
SA N FO R nC2|An m CBRTAtN REAL PR0PKR^ I ^ ^ tltE O I T Y POS
Spencer, an< steam,
'One
Thousand
Dollars
each,
bearing
interest
n
t,
the
ra
te
of
five
and
electric nnd'petrol, on Great
^SANFORD F L °R lDAt NKCESSA.RY FOR MUNICIPAL PU R TO BE
»TO ERECT, AND EQ U |P MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS.
inducing all Britain’s railway* numbered 2 4 3 8
GES, and AGAINST BONDS.”
I one-half per centum per annum, interest payable semi-annually,
TO-WIT: M UNICIPAL FIR E STATld-NS,’ nnd FOR BONDS.”
ri/"them to move in 1924SECTION 7, That this Ordinance shall become effective imindividu
“AGAINS'iKthe approval of thnt certain Onlinancc of the City I the first days of January and Jq ly ; said issue of bonds to tna
lately upon its passage nnd^ndoption.
. . .......
......
1 th irty years a fte r the date of the issuance thereof; both the p rin c ip a l.
of-Sanford, Florida, No. .113
entitled:
Adopted
this
6th
day
of
March
A.
D!
1920.
AN
ORDINANCE
PROVIDING-F'OR
AN
ISSUE
OF
RONDS
B
Y
1 and interest, of said bonds to be payable nt some bank in the City oT
ORDINANCE NO. 112
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FORREST
LAKE
THE
CITY
OF
SANDFORD,
FLORIDA,
IN
TH
E
SUM
OF
ONE
j New York. State of New York, in lawful money of the United State*
nonviDlNG FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY
S. 0 . CHASE
HUNDRED" AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR M UNICIPAL • f f , America; snid bonds shnll be signed by the M ayor of the City of
ffvFO R D . FLORIDA. IN f l l E SUM OF ONE
*
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
**
i PURPOSES, TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE j Snnford. F'lorida, mid by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida,
'°Im1sAND DOLLARS FOR M UNICIPAL PUR.
As the City Commission of the City of THEREOF TO BE USED TO ERECT AND EQUJP M UNICIPAL " " ‘l ,;hnU havi'. affixo4 thereto the official seal of the City of Sanrord,
I^
f f d S DERIVED FROM T H E SALE THERESnnford, Florida.
BUILDINGS, TO-WIT: M UNICIPAL F I R E STATIONS," a n d 1 Florida; the interest coupons to bo attached U»
f c S TO IPURCHASE CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY
A
ttest:
AGAINST BONDS."
signed with the engraved nr lithcgrapheti fnc-similc signatures of said
K
f V a NFORD. FLORIDA, NECESSARY FOR
L. R. PHILIPS
SECTION
7.
Thnt
this
Ordinance
shall
become
effective
immcdij
Mayor and snid ( ierk.
^
^ pu rpo ses .
-C ity Clerk.
SECTION
6.
Thnt
the
Mayor o t the City of Sanford, Florida, is I
ntely upon its passage and adoption.
kcTED BY THE
hereby instructed, authorized^aMd empowered to call an election to
Adopted this 8th day of March, A. D. 1920.
ili‘trrjMui«|_ihi‘ question of the issunbee of the bonds provided for by
[^nl^Mhe City Commission of the City of Sanford,
F'ORREST LAKE •
ORDINANCE. NO. 113
this
Ordmnnce.
f Ipfdicnt and to tho best interest of the City of AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN. ISSUE OF BONDS BY
S. O.-CHASE
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SiJCTipN
6." That the fofm of 'flu- bnllot fo r said election shall
E, F\ HOUSHOLDER '
fcilTuc bond* in the sum of. On6 Hundred Thousand,
TH E CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF ONE
1 tQ j,c derived from tho sale of said bonds to he
As Ylm'City; Commission o t the City
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNIC
."FOR tho approval of th at certain Ordinance of the City of San
Sanford, Flbrida.
JJ ? r municipal purpose, to-w it:
IPAL PURPOSES. THE PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM TH E
ford,
Floritlii, No. 110, entitled:
.
Attest:
Urtain real property in the City of Sanford, Floridn,
§A LE {THEREOF TO BE USED TO ERBCT AND EQUIP MU
•AN
ORDINANCE
PROVIDING
FOR
AN
ISSUE
OF BONDS BY
L. R. PHILIPS
NICIPAL BUILDINGS. TO-AVIT: MUNICIPAL FIR E STATIONS.
nifipal purposes.
THE
CITY
OF
SANFORD.
FLORIDA,
IN
THE
SUM
OF FIV E
City Clerk.
Hat it i* the determ ination of tho City Commission
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO PLE OF TH E-C ITY OF
HUNDRED
AND
SEVENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND-DOLLARS
FOR
SANFORD, FLORIDA:
| (w Hundred Thousand Dollars will be required to
M
UNICIPAL
PURPOSES,
TH
E
PROCEEDS
DERIVED
FROM
THE
dent to
__defray the cost of the purchase of certain
SECTION 1. That the City Commission of the City of Sanford,
O R DINA NCE-N O.110
SALE TH EREO F TO DE U-SFID TO ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND
[d* City of Sanford, Florida, necessury for municipal Florida, deems it expedient nnd to the. best interest of the City of AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS I1Y
EXTEND TH E SEW ERAGE SYSTEM 0 F'THE CITY OF SANFORD,
L »um of One Hundred Thousand Dollara. to bo do- j Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds in the sum of One Hundred nnd Fifty
THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IN T IIE SUM OF FIVE FLORIDA,’ nnd FOR BONDS."
. V
P jj of the bonds proposed by this Ordinance to be Thousand Dollars, the proceeds to bo derived from the sale of said
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS F'OH
“ AGAINST the approval of that certain Ordinance of the City of
ippropriated exclusively fo r said purijpso.
, bonds to be used for the following municipal purpose, to-wit
MUNICIPAL PURPOSES. J H E PROCEEDS DERI\$fn> F R O # Sanford,'F lofida, No. 110, entitled:
Hat a bond issuo'in the sutp of One Hundred Thou”Tovdefray
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the cost of erecting nnd equipping municipal buildings,
THE BALE THEREOF TO 'BE'U BK D TO ENDARGI'. IMPROVE : ’AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ikSU E OF BONDS BY
rfthe municipal purpose spcciflcajly set forth in Sec- t -wit: Municipal fire stations for the City of Sanford, Florida.
/
AND EXTEND THE SEW ER A G E SYSTEM OF TU FLC ITU O K THE .CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF FIV E
[Ordinance, be nnd the same is Jicrcby authorized, pr<>-^ . SECTION 2.
2/ That it is the determination of the City’
City Commission
S A f FORD, FLORIDA;
'
f ‘ > HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
*t before
romi
» •— said
---- bonds
----- shall be iisycd, thiH Ordinance j that the sum of One Hundred nnd Fifty* Thousand Dollnrs will bo rcUE IT ENACTED BY '1 'ifE PEOPLE OF' TRE.-.CITY OK V •MUNICIPAL PURPOSES, THE PROCEEDS DERIVED FUtOM THE
orovfd by a majority vote of the electors of the City, qulred to proyldc for n fund sufficient to defray the cost of erecting
S<\NFORD, FLORIDA: *
SALE TH ER EO F TO BE USED TO ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND EX
§i, actually participating in an olodtion to be coifed and equipping municipal buildings, to-wit: municipal fire stations for
SECTION 1. Thnt the City Commission of the City Inf Snnford, TEND THE SEW ERAGE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF SA N FO R D ,'
time and in the m anner oa is prescribed by the tho City of Sanford, Florida, nnd the sum of One Humlnred nnd Fifty Florida, deems it expeflient nnd to the best interest of the City of FLORIDA,’ and AGAINST BONDS."
j.
ncea of the City of -Sanford, Florida.
| Thousand Dollnrs to lie derived from the sale of the bonds
mds proposed Snnford, F'lorida, to issue bonds in the. sum of .Fivo Hundred nnd
SECTION 7. T hat this Ordinance sliall bccomo effective Im
That said bonds shall be of the dcnpminotiou nfjby this Ordinance to be issued, is hereby appropriated exclusively for Seventy-five Thousand Dollnrs, the proceeds to Iji* derived from the mediately upon its passage* nnd adoption.
illira each, hearing interest a t tho rate of five nnd •‘•aid purposes.’
,
sale of said bonds to be used for the • following municipal purpose,
Adopted this 8th day of Mnrvli, A. I). 1920,.itum per annum, interest • payable sem i-annually, on
SECTION 3. That n bond issue in tho sum of On* Hundred nnd to-wit:
1RKEST LAKEJanuary and July; said issue of bonds to mature fifty Thousand Dollars, for the municipal purpose specifically set forth
To defray tlie -c o s t o f enlarging, im proving'and extending the
HASE
the date of the issuance therodf; both tho principal in Section One of this Onlinnnce, he nnd the same is hereby nuthor- sewerage Bystem of th e City o f Sniiford, Floridn.
'*.
F ^ F .. HOUSHOLDER
fjjid bonds to be payable a t some bank in the City ized, provided, however, that before said bonds shall be is*ued this
SECTION 2. Thnt it is the determination of the City Commission
Ah tho .City Commission of the City of
ite of Now York, iif lawful .money of the United Ordinance shall be first approved by a majority vote of the electors that the sum of F'ive Hundred nnd Seventy-five Thousanlf'Dollars trill
SnnfortF .Florida
; Mid bonds shnll.be aignod by th o 'M ay o r of thp!"f the City of Snnford, Florida, actually participating in an. election be required to provide n fund sufficient; to defray*the ^-ost of extend
A ttest:
LFlorida, and by the Cleric o f the City of Sanford,, to bo called and held nt such time nnd in the manner ns is prescribed ing, enlarging nnd improving the 'sewerage system of the cliy of SanI.. R. PH ILIPS
lhaye affixed thereto the official seal of the City •»>* the charter and ordinances of the City of Snnford, Floridn.
fonl, Florida nnd the sum of I-'ive Hundred nnd Seventy-five Thousand
City Clerk. •
k; the interest coupons to bo-attached to said bonds,
SECTION 4. That said bonds shnll be of the denomination of
ithe engraved c>t* lithographed facsimile signature.- One Thousand Dollnrs cncli, bearing interest at the rate of five* and
I aid Clerk.
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<.ne-half per centum per annum, interest payable sc.mi-nnnunlly, on
[Rut the Mayor of the City of.Snnford, Florida, is the first days of January and July; suid issue of bonds to inuluro
lauthorized ancf empowered to call an election to thirty yenrs after the date of the issuance thereof; both the principal
of the issuance of tho bonds provided for by nnd interest of said bonds to be payable at some bank in the City of
f
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New Aork, Stntc of New* York, in lawful money of the United States
it the form of the ballot for Bald election shall fff America; said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor of the City of
Snnford, Florida, nnd by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida,
tl of that certain Ordinance of the City of San- and. shnll have affixed thereto the official seal of the City of Sanford,
,111, entitled:'
Florida; the iutc rest coupons to bo attached to said bonds shall be
MICE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSU E OF RONDS . igr.od w Ui the engraved or lithographed facsimile signatures of said
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Are ycu aw are of all the ftnprovetfiepts th at are now
being made in Sanford Gro^e? Now more than ever isthis activity extrem ely oyident. Demand for these
restricted homesites is increasing daily*. Prices cannot
remain a t the present low level. With thi$ g reat amount
of activity, and with the installation of all these develop
ments, Sanford Grove offerl you an unusual investment
opportunity with every possibility of reaping profits, or
making your home a fast* ■rowing* investment.
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Sanford Grove has been de signed for the homebuilder.
Homes a re now under const ruction. W hat will enhance
. the value of any property jjriiore' than to have it sur•; rounded by hom$s, homes on par" with one anothe;;? This
is truly happening in Sanford Grove. Come to the of f ic.e
*ttid see the plans and specifications of the home th at is
now being built/ Talk yotr building plans oyer with
We will be pleased to assist you. with your plans.
Have our representatives drive you to the property* th a t
. you will understand Sanford Grove as ofie of the city s
. foremost developments.
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F I X E D A3 T H E
Chesterfield
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"AMID MAJESTIC PINES"'
E. C. MILLER, President
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Its .ever constant quality, its never'
changing good taste, continue to win
more and more smokers to Chesterfield *
op u l a x i t y
N»aonal Rank Bldg.
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�inaugurating: A N*
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in Sanford
New York’s Last Minute
Styles a t Sanford’s
Lowest Prices
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Tho Orovl., store will lU li
»rd,r of More ncrvt* J# *
Products or the hint New York itlanu*.
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facturerw. replicas of beautiful creations,
brought to the women of tn itc and dis
crimination in Sanford a t prices that at
nnce impress the thrifty with the advan
tage of the Orovits system of m errhandlalng.
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Sanford and vicinity and i ,
l* e
that tome f * ,
»>u.vinK connections which brh
of the finest merchandise wftt
Huuc buying, for the
on one small margin 0f profH
Our buying connections with several of
the South’s largest stores, In which w e '
participate in the qualtify purchases, bring
the prices on the most exclusive apparel'
with the reach of every woman of moder*
ate means.
vjt* to
« standard or
•lunlity- nnd grrnter value bey.
nary store.
« e invite , ou to visit this ,
familiarize yourself with the
merchandise and learn of thedoing your buying ihe Orovlti
We invite your inspection und ekamina
lion of the didsplays of New Spring Ap
parel.
E G IN S F R ID A Y , M A R C H 19
Introducing New Values and Low Prices
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Smart, Distinctive Fifth Avenue Apparel
A t Sanford’s MOST REMARKABLE PRICES
THE.STYLES
THE FABRICS
The important nutostylrv notes of swirl
ing circular skirts, high necks, gaudets,
front,'back and side flowing .drapes and
many other exclusive features found only
on the most distinctive apparel will fill you
with admiration at the new Orovitz. crea
tions. Anil the savings will he no less im
pressive.
Printed
Crepes,
Georgettes, Georgette
and taffeta combinations, flat crepes, sntins,
marvelous uses ol' the most popular fabrics
of the new spring season.
At prices th a t
are nothing loss than sensational.
THE SHADES
All the smart Spring
shades including Miami.
Almond, Celeste, Hose
Cadenza, Spartan, Aral),
Sund, Pakleaf, the new
blues, blacks and staple
Hhndes. F.pcl) pew cojpy
vies with the contrasting
fabrics to make an im
pressive assemblage at
at once striking and in
dividual.
The collection includes sizer,
for Miss or Matron, large or
small. The collection is com
plete, the range to suit any
taste and the prices* are far
less than you would expect to
pay for such high i|uality.
Step Out For E aster in Our
T I hmm' m I m» l«nw*
f ir m H * f n o h i r n r <1
«*n%crrtl flu il ll I"
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id ilr f«Mif%«mr.
The new Shadow Hal, the ailhouelle, Ihe Hinull
Frenchy turban und many olhrr Htriking model*
aw ait milady who xhopa for her KnMcr hnt here.
Kvery new ahape, new trimming nml shade iiqcluded, priced from.
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■ r r v l e c n b l e u a U r m r o r of qiaicot
n* t h e k n i t p a t t e r n * r a a n r
""E
e v e r j o o p n eed * , ru m p »rrc
UNION H i m .
B eautiful
Silk Lingerie
Suit Cases
Sheer Silk undie* in ull
wanted 'garment*. All
odor*, nil -Ire* prircil
from
tiood (|unlitv, well made
Httil cnse», lira** hardw a re.
Trunks
liras* Ihi it nil.
dresser truttl.
lined, priced
V a n da*'
•IO a n d t
«ult
Men’s Shirts
Tlte celebrated Onyx hosiery, in all the
myriad of spring shades. This world’s
famous hose have no etpial for quality and
service. Select your hose here at from
with
k t f i r , perl
o r deptaal
Ukru
mints.
Ol
•mi* rm i
Men** finely tailored
pant* in stripe* and
fcoliil color*.
COME IN—INVESTIGATE THE HIGH
PRICES IN SANFORD’S NEW STORKYOU CAN’T DUPLICATE ELSEWHERE
T h e te n s la p e l » 04,11
suits, |ba new abode* *
a e w a a v la g a a re her# h
Handsome silk hosiery, bought in enoi
moils cpiantitias- h e i ^ VAKvolors, nil size
priced only
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t b ra n c h n n r « * W • *,* ,1
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SANFORD
y i 2 Sanford Avenue
FLORIDA
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�STEWART
Writer
Mar. 18.—
Jsnt in any
known bootleggers' nuto "liccnsei.
A b n class, he said, bootleggers
a rc tho m oat rccklcsB o f a ll driver*;
because th e y h a v e to make *,
m any quick “g etaw ay s,’’ besides
being law less, anyw ay.
*wn herself, with
discovered he was
rax In plcntly of
-ave him ‘‘flu’’ and
pneumonia, which
If tho district commissioners ap
prove his plan, he added, ho knows
rsonally of 200 W ashington boot?gcrs ,to ^fegln on.
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Eldridgc, n dry, made these rem a rk s’with tho best of dry Inten
tions
W ets, however, took note only of
his claim to knowledge of the iden-
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thla Ordinance.
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SECTION 6. .T hat the form of the ballot for *aid election shall
be as follows, to-w it:
“ FOR the approval of th a t certain Ordinance of We City of San
ford, Florida, No. .111, entitled:
'AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FORf A n ISSU E O F BONDS
BY THE CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN T H R SUM O F ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR M UNICIPAL PURPOSES.
TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM TH E SALE TH EREO F TO BE
USED TO DEFRAY TH E COST OF OPENING, GRADING, CURB
ING. PAVING AND IMPROVING CERTAIN STREETS AND CERTAIN THOROUGHFARES IN TH E CITY O F SANFORD, FLORIDA,’
and FOR BONDS.”
"AGAINST the approval of th a t certain Ordinance of tho City
of Sanford, Florida, No. I l l , entitled:
•AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING l-DR AN. IS SU E OF BONDS
So now he’B deluged, by letter, BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF ONE
by phone and by personal applica
tion, with requests for the names,
addresses and telephone numbers
of bootleggers.
.
HUNDREDTH ou,
ULAKS FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES,
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THE PROCEEDS D E l t f f f l VROM THE SALE THEREOF TO BE
USED TO DEFRAY T H E COST OF OPENING,. GRADING, CURB
ING, PAVING AND IMPROVING CERTAIN STREETS AND CER
TAIN THOROUGHFARES IN T H E CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA/
and AGAINST BONDS.”
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SECTION 7. T hat th is Ordinance shall becomo effective Im
mediately upon ita passage and adoption. ,
Adopted thia 8th day of M arch A. D. 1020.
FO RREST LAKE
S. O. CHASE.
E . F . HOUSHOLDER
A b the City Commission of the City of
Sanford, Florida.
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E. It. PHILIPS
City Clerk.
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BURNS, BRUISES
SPRAINS YIELD TO
UCARBO
S T O P S P A IN A T O N C E
B ETTER
THAN
• -SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
jT w ho; after his
ineaked hurriedly
ievei b « t to h de
ORDINANCE NO*. I l l
fear they’d ’kid AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY t l l E
. nonartment for
CJTY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF ONE HUNDRfen^THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES,
* TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO
BE USED TO DEFRAY THE COST OF OPENING, GRADING,
CURBING.
PAVING AND IMPROVING CERTAIN STREETS
jorc stricken with
AND
CERTAIN
THOROUGHFARES IN TH E CITY OF SAN
hiring jumped into
FORD, FLORIDA.
~
SSnth the two houses
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Ifully 26 per cent of .
SA N FQ RD ,’FLORIDA i
right along, in their
SECTION 1 T hat the City Commission of tho City of Sanford,
S n h ip s, duo to ill0 hs5 been seriously Florida, deems It expedient and to tho best interest of the City of
Sanford, Florida, to issue bonds in the Bum of One hundred Thousand
L though It’s con- Dollars, tho proceeds to be derived fro b rth e sale of said bonds to bo
[wrl with, tho capl- used for tho following municipal purpose, to-wit:
L|n’t very sntisfacTo defray tho cost of opening, grading, curbing, paving arid im
l« either stuffy or
proving certain streets a n d ' certain thoroughfares in the City of
Sanford, Florida.
Lnn Sellers of the
SECTION 2. T hat it is the determination of the City Commission
Gmnllfr.. Court, was th a t the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars will he required to
L bunch of youthful
Ugit the errors of provide a fund sufficient to defray the cost of opening, grading, curb
ing, paving and improving certain streets and certain thoroughfares
you’ve heard.’’ she in the City of Sanford, Florida, and tho sum of One Hundred Thou
L wicked to do whnt sand Dollars to be derived from the snle of tho bonds proposed by
[oughtn’t to.
this Ordinance to be issued, is hereby appropriated exclusively for
I, —wicked,
said
purpose.
i something worse
SECTION 3, T hat a bond issue in tho sum of One Hundred
mt it. You're bound
Lif you do whnt you Thousand Dollars, for tho municipal purpose specifically sot forth in
b,t not to.”
Section Ono b t this Ordinance, he nnd the samo is hereby authorized,
Ltor Eldridgc rcccntfthe revocation of
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Announcement is made by the Southeastern Passenger Association th at
on April sixth the railroad will put in force a Home Seekers* Excursion
rate to Florida of a one-way fare plus two dollars, giving: a twenty-one
day trip, with stop over privileges:
and substantiates the prediction th a t this Spring and Summer Florida
will again be flooded with people seeking investm ent opportunity and
business enterprise, but Sanfordj cannot
hope
to secure fits share of
this
ucri
•jrlJ r lic v a«.iv
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influx of visitors unless it has homes.
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^ T 'H E minute you put your
l A feet in a “Tiz" bath you
feel pain being drawn out
nnd comfort just soaking in.
How good your tired, swol
len, burning feet feel. “Tiz"
draws out the poisons that
cause tender, aching feet.
“Tiz” takes all the soreness
out of corns and callouses.
Get a box of "Tiz” at any
drug or department store for
a few cents.
End foot torture forever—
wear smaller shoes, keep
your feet fresh, sweet and £
comfortable.
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five headache,
othache, neulatiam, sciatica
d lk E S ’
>sells them
f—25 doses
wniy p a c k -
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BATHE
THEM
IN
ram
when carried out by the owners of property in Loch Arbor will do more
fer Sanford than any other one th ing vve know of. It is a sound and logi
cal program —1“as we’ve said,” we will help you with, your financing prob
lems so th a t it will not require a large outlay of cash to sta rt your build
ing. We. will lend every service to those who build for investment or for
a home. We feel th at this service will help you greatly toward helping
Sanford. Come to the office today. T alk.it over with our representa
tives. A talk with them will help to m aterialize your plans.
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m v m h u u i’
ill UU c a n ;
'^ o m e n ta concerniqff these Improvements will be made
‘‘n»n a few days. Again let us urge you lo securo your silo
ti|, , , 8e •mp-ovemcnls are made. Our representatives
A” ^ : Pleased to tell yolf o f its unusual advantages. See
OU R ORGANIZATION
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F ra n k J . F itz p a tric k
D. C. G riffin
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SA LES
AGENTS
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�!DAY,
11— A u to m o b ile s frir S a le
’ thiifrw J Daily Deraid
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow
ing, disking aftd street grading.
T-et us do your subdivision. M. M.
Lord, Route A , Box 21C.
r Cash In Advance
n flw m
DODGE RROTIIER8 DEALF.R8
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Y ear
Make
25
Graham
.Type
Truck
Crahnta
Truck
f ir s t Insertion.
i All advertising is restricted
to proper classification.
'} If an erro r Is made The San
ford Herald will be responsible
for only one ihcorrect insertion,
the advertiser for subsequent
insertions. The office should be
notified immediately in case Of
•rro r.
,
TO ADVERTISERS
f A
Herald
representative
thoroughly fam iliar w ith rates,
rules and clnssificatlon will
' give you complote information.
And if you wish, they will
r iu s is t you In wording yonr
-want ad. to m ake It more ef, t ectlve.
, IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should give their
. street or postoffice address as
well as th eir phone numbor If
they desire results. About one
reader o ut of a thousnnd hns
A telephone, and the dftars)
Coupe
Touring
Dodge
Sednn
Coupe
Touring
Dodge
Sedan
Roadster
Dodge
l
i Touring
TVf
Bervice
Tourin'
l-^Announcements
B ^ - P e rs o n a ls
TO contract clearing land.
110 care Herald.
Coupe
Dodge
“Terms to some people”
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc
Ork Ave. ut Second St.
Phone 3
Box
JUI?. An
AU«
^O FFER ER S of heart trouble.
a Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I
Udly tell you freo. how you
efc quick and lasting relief,
i t using drugs, medicine or
it. Address R. V. Walden, Box
New Haven, Conn.
JasesB. Owner may rocelvo liy
Ing the proper identification
paying for (his nd. The Herald
■Office
II—AutomobHi
BIG BARGAINS
USED GARS
3 Ford Tourings.
1 1923 Maxwell
1 1923 Ford Cqmie.
• (F irst IWrpuSfr get* it) - Come in—Lot us show you.
( HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR
COMPANY
• Chrysler DetiloWt>.£f.
Ill West First S t.■
t l —Automobiles For Hale,
-j
DODGE
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* M llbr O. Phillips Co., Inc.
Pleasure rars and Graham trucks.
0«k and 2nd Street.
Phone 3
SANFORD BUICK CO,
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phono 807
.Real Estate For
Sale -V •
84— H o u ses F o r Sale
ELECTRIC!
ELECTRIC!
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN .
Como in and see our line o
^ Electrical Appliances
Tercolators. Irons, Waffle
Irons. Toasters, etc.
THE .BAL^ HARDWARE
TWO14)
N°- lit n
IX—Rooms and Board
<>.250
I)ndgo
7 ; '/
G5—Special* at the Stores
35—Salesmen nndA genta
Only producers wanted. We.have
Sanford Stove A F urniture Co.
an unusually attractive proposition
, 821 E. F irst Street
to offer to hustlers who have come
, We cni7y a full lino
to Sanford to make moncy.Our list
Our pricesi e re right. Ca«h
ings and clientel is the best. If
terms. We w aht your business, you arc a salesman und w ant to
make permanent connections, where
your services will be appreciated,
$ N K O R D DRUG COMPANY
and your income unlimited. Ad
"The Rexnll Store”
dress .Box I)-10Q care Herald! for
We make a specialty of our prompt an interview.
filling of prescriptions and quick
,
delivery.
Drugs — S5?la — Hot Sandwiches
We have on band the follow
ing used cars that are in A-l
condition. Priced to xull:
n U P S — MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
*00 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
iUNCOLN - FORD — FORDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
‘ ‘ DI ANA
Moon — Diana Salea and Scrvico
*00 W. F irat St.
Phone 617
8. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
118— Business Opportunities
Touring
Overland
Touring
.BUILDINGS moved .or raised,
__ foundation laid. J. A.. Thayer,
826
18— B u s lrte s s S e r v ic e O ffe re r!
rANT AD. RATES
rakpiiotie ads, will be received
for patrons and collector sent
■mediately for payment.
1 Time
mg’ s line
III—Business Service
M A R C H J 8J
F. & M. MOTOR CO
Phone 68
NASH
\
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Rive
i W. F irat St.
Phone 617
Park nnd •Commercial
LANEY'S DRUG STORE—J*re‘scriptions, Drugs, Sodus. Wi DAIRY LUNCII—3 year lease, NEATLY furnished rooms, plenty
hot water. Gcntlemnn. only, 001
'With 600 quart milk routo. full
are as near you aa your phone
equipment,
including
.threc-fourth
Palmetto
Ave.
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. Call 103.
ton Dodge Truck. .Full investiga
ROOM
for
rent
and
furniture
for
tion, Dairy Depot, 710 West. Uni
snie.
Red,
safe,
and
table,
good
versity Avenue, Gainesville, Fla.
19—Building—Contracting
location, reasonable. 418 Oak Ave.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
TWO bedrooms nbfcly furnished,
roofs, built up roofs. Rc-roofing
ail conveniences. Also garage.
over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E s
tim ates free. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Onk Ave. and 3rd St. Phone
FURNISHED room for rent, 104
BEAUTIFUL young, Airdale dog
111.
West 10th Street.
for snie. Annlv Mrs. W; W.
JAMES II. COWAN—AH kinds Brady, Mecca Hammock Road,
FURNISHED front bedroom, ad
of Tint and ghoet Metal Work.
joining bath, private family,
W ater and Bont Tanks. A t Oak
gentlemen .preferred; 121 Popular
FOR
SALE-^-Pcklngeso
puppies,
;Avenue and Third Street- Tele
Sun Fo Pekingese Kennel*, 2R05 Avenue.
phone 111.
Magnolia Avenue.
ROOMS, with or without meals,
MIRACLE Com roto Co., general
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel,
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing block*, irrigation boxes. J. R. THREE registered Chlncao Chow
puppies for sale, two months old.
Tcrwlllcgcr,*-Pepp.
riione 571-J.
AUTOMtiBILB DEALERS H I you
want to sell your usefl cars, ad 49— P o u ltry a n d S u p p lie s
74—Apartments and Flats
vertise daily on the classified page.
BABY chicks for unde. Different
15—Service Stations—Repair
varieties, hutching every week. TWO room apartm ent for rent,
Furnished front rooms, ground
Call and place your order early.
ing
Sunnysido Hatchery, Longwood, floor, 609 E. 3rd St.
Fla.
Have your car
THREE room furnished a p a rt
WASHED—POLISHED
ment for rent, with bath. 1006
460 WHITE Leghorn yearling hens
and GREASED
and pullets at $1.40 ouch, any Union Avenue, phone 09.
a t the
number—also Brown Loghorrts.
Oak Avenue
Mrs- E. 1. Hill, 420 Culhoun St., 75— Business Places for Rent
PERFECTION AUTO
Augusta, Gn.
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for
LAUNDRY
stores or offices a t Park Ave.
and Commercial Street. W. M.
25—Florists,
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.
r»—Farm and Dairy Products
’STEWART THE FLORIST”
Flowers for nil occasions.
814 Myrtle. I’hono 2G0-W,
FOR SALE: Cow Peas, Velvet
STORE SPACE!
Brans, Cotton Fred, Biloxi and
27—Professional Services
Seedsmen. Augusta, Ga.
In the McLandcr Arcade
CHIROPRACTIC adjustment* for DARK Barred Rock pure bred
lhat'kidnev and bladder trouble
eggs per sytting $2.60 and $6.00.
McKcnney-Rylnndcr
of yours will restore them to nor- See Mrs. John Diehl, Mellonville
(Owner)
m nnry.' Thnnc 482-.! fer appoint Avenue, City.
ment, Dr. W. E. MiicDougnll, 307
Sanford Rental Agents
F irst National Building.
FOR PURE bred lthqde Island.
- eggs. Call 2Jl2. f. . \ >
THE 'BRITT' CHITTENDEN
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
Engraving, Embossing. Sec u r 58— Household Goods
first. We do It. Phono 417-W
R. R. Avc.-Commorclal St.
NEW electric sewing machine for
sale, cheap. Apply 120*4 Park WE ARK starting building 6 stores
Avenue.
on Sanford Ave., corner Till
Street. Will arrange stores to suit
32—Help Wanted—Female
tennnnt on len«e, write or cull El
SALES LADIES wanted
SCHULTZ Piano for sale,,in per Verano Building Co. Room 226
F. W. Wool worth Co.
feet condition, used one year. Mcisch Bldg.
Box 00 care Herald. /
X—Real E state For
R ent
VIII—Merchandise
<507 .W eiti
HOMES!
New five room Stucco Bunga
low bn Sanford Avenue, near
Geneva Avenue.
Reasonable
priced. Terms.
Beautiful six
room
Spanish
typo stucco bungalow, hard
wood floors,
double garage.
J
E N BLOCK
Four lots, between Popular and
Pecan Avenues, w ith 102 i t., on
second S t extending through to
ThJrd.t W ith samo frontnge. Know
-Sanford mid you-realise these lots
must soon bo absorbed by business
then the price is per per i t . and
not per ,la£. Take advantage of
the per lot price, 32000 per lo t
$760 cash, balance over 214 years.
Phone <174-R, W. J . ttaw krigg, 819
Elm Avenue.
r i v t , acres. £ ^
6 room hou*.
yard, garage Wm
posito Feiler’s |
f o r particulars i,
Millon, 1300 MapS
fifteei T T tS
FARM 0M Wm
N E A R LAKE j S
EQ U IP P ED in t o
STATE OF OJBhf*
s e l l a t uar&lm
en
RUN . AN AD in these columns. tIIT
L-Vdays ONlS
The cost is sm all, resulta are
great. Phono 148.
Terms,
FU R N ISH ED HOUSE
With two rooms and bath, lo
cated on Falm etto Ave., near
South Side School. Buyer can
take possession, A pr. 10. Of
fered for quick sale by ovyner
at
$1160— $600 Cash.
Balance Monthly.
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
Organization Incorporated
OWNERS
osonic Bldg.
Phonc707
MAGNOLIA AVENUE
BUNGALOW
Containing, large liviiig room,
sleeping room, kitchen, b a th
room and screened porch which
enh be used for a Bleeping
*4760—Small" cash payment.
Balance easy m onthly p ay
m ents
IV—Employment
THREE YOUNG LADIES
WANTED:
To make friendly culls to private
lionies. No soiling, pleasant worn
and good nay. See me at Valdez
Hotel Lobby Friday evening be
tween 7 and 8 o'clock or HAturduy
morning 8 and 9 o'clock.
MR. MAYER
ELECTRIC range stove for sale 70—Farms for Rent
cheap. Address Box 110 care of
ONE HUNDRED acres fertile gar
Herald.
den land fenced, high state of
PRACTICALLY now sewing inn- cultivation. Forty acres plowed,
chine with attachm ents, also a ready to plant watermcllons, but
benutiful new cream colored eve ter bennn, cantaloups, etc. Excel
lent water;. Take share Cron if
ning wrap. Box 8, cate Herald.
you ctfti'finnnce yourself. Immedi
ate possession given. On highway
fi 1— M is cel In n eou s
1-i mifgs from Woycross, Gu. For
HORSE, bridle nnd saddle fo r sale, fu ith er information see Owner 310
John Murphy, Gindorville, Fin.
Burke St., Daytona, Fla.
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood 77—Houses for Rent
en tubs for washing celery.
F. F . DUTTON A CO.
FOR RENT—House garage in
Bcunn Vista. Apply 1200 Mag
WOMEN and girls for every de FOR SALE—Sweet peas, nnd oth nolia Avenue.
partm ent of laundry, both white
er flowers. Also butter and
nnd colored.
Sanford Laundry, eggs. John Jones, Bbardnll Ave. 80—Summer Places for Rent
3rd nnd Cedar.
CUT FLOWERS for solo. Calendu
las, sweet pens and other ent FOUR ROOMS furnished, bunga
low in Lake Mary, Fla., for sum
flowers, 25c por dozen.
Phone
mer. • Also winter if desired. See
40-W. Mrs. L. II. Jonea. *
Mrs. Alls, Lake Mary.
34—Help— Male or Female
G4—Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers FOUR room furnished bungalow in
t
$1000 CASH
Will purchase a five room
houso pour H ighland P ark lo
cated on a very desirable rorner. Owner leaving Sanford
and anxious to - **11.
$ 8,000
Balance A rranged
EAST FRONT
Two lots on Palmetto Ave,
just South of Geneva
Street.
CORNER L O T ,
ignolla Avenue offered
lick sale a t—
$2160—$700 Cash.
Balance Easy
$1600 ON TERMS
It. W. LAWTON
Zphone 743
Meiseli Building
l.ako Mary. Fin. For summar
also wipter if desired. See Mra.
Alis, Lake Mary.
CORNER LOT
in P o rt Mellon, located on El
llott Avenue.
.
OWNER join* l
t acres *■*
den road, f Ok"
$600 per *cre,l“
is in gror* "JJ1
within %
division. All bi*
looking besstlfri
cash. balance W
cron. 1M Lucup*
Fla.
\
Black Haw**
Can too boy * |
Thu special*
only. fj®un2JS
244 In theSW1*!
Seminole county,
railroad*
Surroandin/U
$2250
| E a iy Tonne.
81—Wanted—To Rent
baUnca l*gj
intaraat
beranee and
REFINED Ohio couple guarantee
best care of home during owner’s
Hummer absence. A. R. McKlnstry,
Box 85, IJbngwood, Fin.
J
SIX room modern house, good lo
cation, hy Apr. 15. Prefer un
furnished. Box 203.
dollars
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curry"** complete list of their
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CHA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. *
Ml W. 1st S t
Phone 692
fi8— Rooms Without Board
By GEORGE McMANUS
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ONE LOT on Palmerto Aycnne
■^th Street.
$1,676. # R. Zeltar,
SALE—0 room iSpanish Stuc
eo House, very
substantial cash pe
bp» &
SALE, direct by owner, w t
FOR 117 f re t on Oak Avcnua. U-I Ninth end Tenth Street*.
E tay term s. A ct qo|r»
,ral bargain. Box 27. car* of
fo r
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of th . c ity of Sanford,
signed with thc engraved or lithographed facsim ile signatures of
said; M ayor and said Clerk.
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SECTION 5. That the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, is
hereby, instructed, nuthorlxed and empowered tb call an election to
determine the question of the Issuance of the bonds provided for. by
this Ordinance.
.
W COUNTRY
iCBE GR0V§
SECTION 0. Thst tho form of ballot for said election shall
be as follows, to-wit:
TWIN LAKES
, , F?,R ,t he 0 PPf°val of.
certain Ordinance of the City of San
ford, Flnridn. No. 118, entitled:
“ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS
^AND-TjtY CLUD
from Sanford. Net
; fire per cent.
\Ct i«.o°°*
uh. One third Annrest 8 per cent.
Corporation
M TIIK CO t v TV J L UC IT* d o HIT
o f M im iN oi.i: c o tis T V , k i . o u .
IDA. •
Phone 72.
TYrFIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO ^
^ e J ? , , T,° » DEFRAY THE COST OF THE C O N S T R U cS oN AND
AN ELECTR1C STREET LIGHTING EQUIPMENT, COMMONLY KNOWN AS A WIIITE-WAY SYSTEM FOR
CERTAIN STREETS AND THOROUGHFARES IN THE CITY OF
SANFORD, FLORIDA,’ and FOR BONDS.**
. J A? A1,N ®7 the approval of that certain Ordinance of the City of
Sanford, Florida, No. 118, entitled:
' ^ ° ^ DII^ANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS
m THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM O F
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PUR
PO SES,'TH E PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF
IN' I ti; E 8 T A T B ill M elvin II. UnnK.
ford, n m in o r.
N O TICK OK. A l* I’L l CATION o k
(IK A Itn iA N
F O Jt A lTTHU ItlTV
TO HKLI, IN T E R E S T OK M l N o I:
I N ItE A t. E ST A T E . »
N o tic e I* h e re b y g iv e n Him i,n
llii* IS lh d ay o f A p ril. 1920 tin- un.
dernlK tied. an O n a rd la ii o f tin* p,-raon a n d r n tb ie «>f M elvin II. I^ iiik fn o l, a m in o r, w ill b p p ly tu tlm
llo p o r a b te J n n ic a Ml. H hnruti, t'o im tv J u d g e of H em lnolu C o u n ty . Klnrliln. a t te n o 'c lo c k A. M. on aalil
d a te n r im noon th e r e a f t e r ax tinm a tte r r u n lie lic u rd a t hla office
in th e C o u rt
ttuuH v
a t Htuiforil.
Hem I n o te C o u n ty , F ln rid n , f n f a u t h
Mnrch, A. I). 1U2I5.
o r ity to ill'll nil o f th e llitrrc x t of
FORREST
LAKE
th e r a id
M elvin
II.- l-u n k fo ril. i.
m lnfir. In th u a c c e r ta in lot*,\l>leci*.
S.
O.
CHASE
o r p a rc e l* o f la n d a ltu a tc In ShanlJ
K. F. IlOUSHOLDER
*
p o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , an-1 lincrltiTT
an fo llo w * . to - w lt:
As
the
City
Commission
of the
lio ta T h ir te e n ( I I ) itlttf F o u rte e n .< H ) o f lllo c k T h lr tr o lg lil
Sanford, Florida.
'(3*) o f C r y s ta l
L a k e W ln iii
A ttest:
llo m e n H ubdlvlnlon a c c o rd in g t>.
p in t th e re o f. re c o rd e d In th e
L. R. PHILIPS
1 'u b llc
lte c o r d r
o f Hemlind,City Clerk.
H ounty. K lo rld n ,* In F la t llnuli
2. I’ng cx 114-110.
I 'e tltlo n f o r nultl a u th o r ity him
b e in g on file lit nuld C o u n ty Judge'*
ORDINANCE 114
C o u rt.
E D IT H I.ANOKOHD HAYES. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE
An O u n rd ln n o f th e tiernoti uml
i-ntnte o f M elvin 11. L a n g fo rd , n
CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF TH REE
m in o r.
HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MU
VVlIncin. Ilounhnble,* v Ilnyle.
A tto rn e y * lor IV fitlo n v r.
NICIPAL' PURPOSES. THE PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM TH E
Mur. 10. I f . 21. 31 A p r . 7.
.
ORDINANCE NO. 118.
F PROVIDING FOR AN ISSU E O F BONDS BY THE
0R[) FLORIDA, IN T H E SUM O F SEVENTY-FIVE
ILL\K3 FOR M UNICIPAL PURPOSES, T H E PRO
[) FROM THE SALE TH ER EO F TO BE USED TO
COST OK TH E CONSTRUCTION AND IN8TALN ELECTRIC STR EET LIGHTING EQUIPMENT.
SOWN \S A W IIITE-W AY SYSTEM FOR CERi 4 \ |) THOROUGHFARES IN T H E CITY OF
AIDA. '
"J
f e l l IlY THE PEOPLE OF TH E CITY OK
FLORIDA:
t That the City Ctlmniianidn of the City of Sanford,
b expedient und to thc best in te rest of the City <»f
t to issue borills ill the sum of Seventy-Five Thousand
SECTION 3 .; ThAt a bond Issue In the sum of Three Hundred Florida, deem, it exje-dlcnt ami to the l« t intercut -f the Clly *#,
Twehty-Fivv Thousand Dollars, for the municipal purpose *p*eIB«ally Sanford, Florida, to Issue bauds In The sum «.f l w.. Fk:n<!iVil ThvUiiW .
set forth In Section One of this Ordinance, be and the sam e Is^icrcby Dollars, the proceeds to be derived from the sale of r.aM bonds t o i «
authorised, p ro v id e r W wevcr, thnt before said bonds shall be Iseped, j UScd for the following muni.-i|«l pnrp«.*o, to w .t:
this Ordinar.ee shall bo first npproved by a m ajority vote of th e ;
To Improve, enlarge and extend the ga* |4ant ami system of the
elector* of the £ lty of, Sanford, Florida, actually partleipatltig in a n , c ity of Sanford, Florida.
electloh to bo called^ and held at such tim e a n d d n the m anner mb i» 1
SECTION 2. That it it, the determinatimi of the City Commission
prescribed by tho c h a rter and ordinances of the City of Sanford, thnt the sum of Two Hundred Thou am' Hollar* will l,e required to
Florida;
i
! provide a fund sufficient to defray the et»l of improving, enlarging.
SECTION 4. Thnt said bonds shall be of tip? denomination of [ a n d extending the gas plant ar.4 system of the City of Sanford. Florfc
One Thousand Dollars ‘each, bearing interest a t tMc ride of five and j t|«, and the sum of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to lw derived
one-half per centum per anhum, interest payable »omi-nnnuall$, on from the sale of the lwnds proposed by ibis Ordinance to be issued,
the first days of Ja n u ary and July; said issuo of bonds to m ature |n hereby appropriated exclusively for raid puroosr.
th irty years a fte r the date of the issuance thereof; both principal and
SECTION 3. Thnt a bend issue In tho sum of Two. Hundred,
interest of said bonds to be payable a t somo bank In th c .d ty of New Thousand Dollars, for the municipal purpose soccirieally set forth
York, State of New York, in lawful money of the United States o r g e ^ t o n One.of this Ordinan-.-o, be and the rnir.c Is hereby authorised,-.
America; said bond* shall be signed by the Mayor of the City of provJded, however, thnt before said bonJs -dvull be Issued, this O n l$
Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk of the City of Sanford, Florida, and nanco ahn|| ^ firat upproV(yj by a m ajority vote of the elector* qfJ
shall have afifxed thereto the official seal of the City of/H anford, lho c ity of Sanforrf,* Florida, actually participating In an election to
Florida; the intefceat coupons to be attached to said bond* shall be bc called and held at such time and in the. m anner us is prescribed
signed with the engraved or lithographed fnc-slmlle signatures of by tho chartc r and ordinances of the City of Sanford, Florida.
r-vM
said Mayor and sqid Clerk.
.
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SECTION* 4. That said boiuln shall Ike of the denomination of
SECTION 5. That*the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, is Qnc Thourand Dollars each, bearing interest at tho ra te of five and
hereby instructed, authorized and empowered to call an election to onc.},alf per centum per annum, in tere st pnvnble semi-annually, on
determine the question of the issuance of the bonds provided for by thc first (laya „ f j nminry „ml J u jy;
| „ ue of bonds to <inatare
fij
SECTION 7. That thin Ordinance nhall become effective ini
mediately upon itn passage and adoption.
Adopted this htli day o f March, A. D. U*2d.
FORREST LAKE .
SAI.I? THEREOF TO HE USED TO IMPROVE, ENLARGE A N r/
S. O. CHASE
EXTEND THE WATER WORKS PLANT AND S Y S T E M 'O F
E , F . IlOUSHOLDER
THE CITY OK SANFORD, FLORIDA.
An the City Contminnion of the City ol
BE IT ENACTED I)Y THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
Sanford, Florida.
SANFORD, FLORIDA:
Attest
. SECTION 1. That thc City Commixnion of the City of Sanford,
Floridn. deems It expedient und to the best interest of the Citv of
SECTION 7. That this Ordinance shall.becoi
ORDINANCE NO. 115
ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY mediately upon its passage and adoption.
Adopted this 8th d a y of Mnrch A. D. 11»2(1.
THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, IN TH E SUM OF TWO
- '
* F0R R E 8T LAKE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR MUNICIPAL PUR. S. (X CHASE*
POSES, 'n iK PROCEEDS DERIVED FROM TH E SALE TH ER E
K. F. llOUSHOLQER
OF TO HE USED TO IMPROVE, ENLARGE AND EXTEND
TI1E GAS PLANT AND SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF SANFORD.
An the City Comniisniott of tho-,Cfty"of
Sanford, Florida.
FLORIDA.
Attest
HE IT ENACTED BY TH E PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
SANFORD,. FLORIDA:
SECTION 1. That tlm City Coin mission of the City of Sanford,
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I l i r l i r xl In l i n t i i .
Buying- opportunities are enormous, but The Outlet's G reat Pre-Easter Sale represents the g reatest buying-andsaving event of the season. We are offering Spring and Summer merchandise a t reduced prices. There is
nothing old in this sale, every article sold is this Reason \s goods. You can’t afford to miss this. Come early and
make your selections,
will pay you.
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H O S IE R Y F O R L A D IE S
We ere offeriiiK u few ({utility
Presses from odti lota, tit the low
I’riee of . , ,r, .
S u i t s
A i l i r r l l x r i l I h r tturlil u t e f
r i i n i f n r t a b l r a nil t o flf I i ma r ..
f n r t t n n u t t r n l b r r t t r n r . Kull
a m i . t t r l l i ti nt lr .
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t t u r l i l u t r r f o r * 1.001 n u r x n l r
l . a r a r a xxnrfiurnl uf a a a f f l
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luailr nf n u o l r a
raf rnlura.
Hf f h t
All alar* a at f
fnlirira la Ihr W '
N p r r l a l f o r fhl«
�jimfacturcr
few Offers
Be Based
spective
[Mentioned
u f a o
Per Cent
Be Tried
COLUMBUS. 0.. Mnr, 19.(yp>—-Seven rntth were sentenc
ed to .A tlanta penitentiary. ID
to county jails in Obio, nml .six
other*' iwero fined fn ’F ederal
u r t here- today, contplrtinc
O fitOTCl am ent's prosecution
f nnuJcohol ring, which ia anld
to hayo operated in Pennsyl
CHo tiiol Government Faces1
vania! Mic-bigon and Ohio.
Thirtv-fIv*Nmen were Indict
f. rn inancinl Ernhn rn&sntonl I
ed Tn the grtihd ju ry ’s InvestiAs Result of Darint? Rnld
gmtlbn -of the alleged Conspir
On.
Treasury Wednesdny
acy! 20 of whom pleaded guilty
last week. Coses of three of
tho 25 were continued.today and
thi) .r8«e of another o f those
„
indicted was continued un
til the June term o f court, fol
lowing his plea of not guilty.
R e m a in in g F u n d s In I n s titu Of thoso sentenced thrde arc
tloti A rc S to re d . In R oyal
from Philadelphia, .three from
B a n k c f C a n a d a -a t N a ssa u !
Detroit, and 17 from Onlnmtni*
President Arrives At Community W r e a t h End Conies While. _r„
Little Farm House
Speeds To Plymouth
A t 10 As Villa*firia Will Be Tribute Of On Special Train Tfr
mi y 1 Siferit’ TWbutc V i l l a g e r s ^ CooUdge Sid Him *“ Farewell
Reward of $5,000 Is
Offered For Robbers
s
Body Will R egtln
Village Cemetery
NA SSA U.Baham a Islands. Mar.!
r '
the Bahamas . facen
........ financin'
........ .
cm-1
,parrnrsm ent ns n requel to the
MAN SLAYS WIFE
AND FIVE OTHERS.!
THEN KILLS SELF
PLYMOUTH. Mnr. ID. BP)—
Plymouth will follow its timehonored surtom and lay a com
munity wrenth on the grave of
Colonol John C. Conlidgo.
The
neighbors decided upon this to
day ns they waited for th t pres
ident to come to the farmhouse
, ___
I, M ar. 19.—
by H e n ry
(•ng, it became known today.
ale Shoals is bo;
Grave concern wns expressed in
|p ro s p e ? t.
Iofficial circles here today whetr
m nn*ifacturer
«Colonial Secretary Burns inform-1
■terms on w h ic h C
" " , R eal E s ta te M - J & t S T S S S r - S S / E S I
for lertsos o f th o
B e lie v e d T o H a v e Become:been stolon. A s'thcre are no regst be based a n d
E n r a g c d W h e n H e L e a rn e d I’«l*r tint levies it was fenred by
on the heels o f
W ife W a s S e e k in g D ivorce ^ 'c r n m e n t officials that the
;< .
______ °
treasury loss would seriously cur[the Detroit nuto*
tail appropriations
for public
PLACERVILLE, Calif., Mur. ID. works.
Iwould try* *B*ln for
tUbsma power tdt«, —((P)—John M. Goins, Stockton
Interest of other rent estate man, killed six persons Bobbery of the government vault
will
yesterday and then ended Ids own IW
l,11 go
c ° down
‘i°wn in
in island
island crime an
dsn.
life,,
as
posses
were
pursuing
him
.
®
nH‘‘1?
most
daring since the
ill, r e p r e s e n t H i e
tnide Company, nlro over dangerous mountain high- days of pirate occupation of the
iiuhamas. Tho treasury building
|hl» intent! m of fil- ways.
adjoins
tho police station and niwill appear before r Hnrd pressed by tosses, Gt»in< thoqgh. dynamite
*uned in shatter
Colonel John C. Coulidgc, father of President Coolidgc, died Thursday
[yxt.Tueiday. Eton sent n bullet into hia brain ns his
ing the door of the vault broke
[ko pivv’bufiv hud
night at Plymouth, Vt., ns his son was speeding from W ashington in
ate Muscle Shoals, ta in ’eUfl1Cu J n r V ? 1w L " mo,un l^ e r y window, no alarm was giv- nn effort tt» reach hia home boforc his 81-year-old father died. Death
mileR itorn
f|fnn/ t,nen
i;n? u,?' iluy
i .f‘'/
l'n‘ s "t'c,('
takenn from
fiei vault
with, the govern miles
ii3rc« l,n
crdinir
of.wpjerhod
ncnrlv
t*»n ».»w
it
cuue nfter a year nnd a half struggle against failing hcnlth, which left
i z r j y ta lhc “ |,Btr Sal' ...........'! I clicvcd lh,- roh.Urri ma.lo „ff in him without the use of his limbs several week.! ago.
T W i r r t U * : M r,.
‘ ,WW"
.............. ....
I’odcMta Goins, ids wify: Mrs. Min- '
S,,’°00 ,{p" nrd '** *'°«‘ed
When the robbery wns discovernation has been minie Podcstu Clark, hia wife’s sismorning the govern, .
Mr. Ford, it kift er; Mrs. George McNoble, wife of, rd Thursday
Htcmpt to nitron'*, 'a fu n n er president of the state bar ,m nt immediately posted n ?-r>,0!)0
at an eight per association; Alex Marengo, Mt> '"'Vnnl. The vault containetj nenr(distribute nil re- Mnrcngo nnd their married datlgli- lv, 5100,000 reserve backing the
ter, Mm. Ifcnry D utra.
| colony’s bond issue.
Wife ia G etting Divorce
A check up revealed that the
urc reported t <t
’
Gblns
bebun
hia
mania
round
of
loss
will be slightly over $47,000,
irreys of Muscle
i^ v 'riv er "laid I ^!Dh*g ♦ h tn ho heart] that hia wife l'n golil and silver. The residue
Itnnt'ikv
t b» have Wen wnn ?cekldg u dtVnreo.
in coin and bills was scattered
A d v e rs e
R e p o r ts
„llv
I Goins y e n t firs t-to the fydesta! over.tho building by tho explosion. 1^. K. Jordan Outlines Now D e c la re s
I.awa In Connection With
U n w a r r a n te d
F a ls e h o o d s ;
ranch,
n
e
a
t
’
-Stockton.
where
Iwj
Currency
cornniissloners
s*H*nt
, mldcut engineer
The Snlc of Motor .Cars
P.-npn.sed I s s u e . P rn is q d A t
nnd killed hi* wife and her all of Thursday collecting the scat»*4s slled to ap- whot
terei
_r____________
_______
sjslct-,
Mrs.
Clark.
Excnnlp.-r
from
tyred
coins
nntl
currency,
anti
catlWithout
Giving
Certificate.!
<
C
c m m e re tr ' B o d y M e e tin g
IjWr.t commHteo f t he ranch he ^ct
*
.
I
etbrned
toik-i mated the loss, l.nte in the day
MSurzs
Began To Sink F a $
After Heart Attack
Rev. John White, Epis
Patient DlelTii Rome
copal Rector, Will !K. whcrc hlfl nK
C<1/athcr ,ics Where He Swore In
Officiate At Service village
From tho enrly days o f ' .the
Son As President
'it has been customary
for the neighbors to contribute n’
PLYMOUTH, Vt.. M # r. ID.
community w reath upon tho
death of « resident.
(/P)—rCol. John .Calvin* Gool*
Around the stove In the gen idgo, father of the President,
eral store thin morning tab ques
tion came up nnd a t once a sub id done!, With hia son loalng a
1
scription list wns placed in cir race to bid him farewell.
culation.
Several thought the
The end came nt |0 |4 1
humblo trib u te m ight not bu fit
crock last night to the'cOUrD
ting, in tho-case of n father of
try
meFchont, justice of tbt*
the - President, but they word
peace, nnd fonner member of •
quickly overruled.
" I t’s been dono for .everybody thq governor’a staff,. Upon
their son, John, A ttorney General else, so why not for John Cool- whoso 1 homely- ru ral caroer jspccv
Fnrgcnt nnd Mnj. Jam es F. Coupal, Id g c!’’. wns the response thnt d a l attention. b«jnn- to 1>o focused
clinched the argum ent.
White House physician.
w h en .h e adm inister.d. the p|ro*lAside from n knot of crone on dcntlal nalh of offic« t a hU son t a
The Presidential paTty arrived
the
door
nf
tho
Coolidgc
homo
tho family homastend by tho light
in sleighs, having left their niitamobilo 1tt Bridgewater Com ers for and the drawn blinds of the p a r of n kerosene lamp. Wila.wa-* ttt
of President H ariin g .
the last seven miles of snow-covor- lor in which tho Colonel’s body
lay, Plymouth's only outwyni
cd roads.
Col- Coolidgc was tho onljr fathfcf
sign of mourning wns the hnlfA military guniVl saluted the ex- ma; ted flag on tho schoolhouso. of a president to have au'ch a dis
tinction. In two weeks he wpui.1
ecutivo as he turned from the main
The flagstaff wns presented to
‘ , •R-ii
highway into the road lending to Col. Coolidgc a year ago by tho hove been 81 years old.
Leaving W ashington in tho aft*
his old homo. At the farm houso Massachusetts Sons of the Am er
craoon when news th at tho Inevita
tho President was the first to en ican Revolution.
It woj\ on the.
ter, followed closely by Mrs. Cool- ntato house in Boston while the ble ending of hi* fa th e r’s p rotract
idgb and John- A bettcry of enm- Colonel’s son wns governor of* ed jllaos wn* Jn sight, tlM.Threei- dent was between New York an«l
erus mounted on ciflit forttjm ow Massi&huretts. .
Bridgeport, Conti., on his special
heaps bciido thoxiiorclr-cttclied as
train aa his fa th e r died. The now.*
the imrty passed intrTthe house of
w ar-given to the train a t Bridge
mourning.
port nbout an hour a fte r death oe- $
VillagcrH Stand In Silence
curreaA
Attorney General Snrgcnt nnd
Jr-jifSi.
I
ro w * CaolWie
Join* Party
MaJ. Coupal followed the President
InJNoethnmW on, “
at
and his family into the Coolitlgo
,
» « r't« 'lk y . John Coolidgc,
home.
,.
Joint'd .the train fo r tbe trip
Across thk road 4n front of Ihp
U
,
hts
grand(pthcr'a bier. A stu
general store, the ontlro population
.» - JrVJlpp li
dent
a
t
Amherst, which hlh father
n a n d sought* th e -kiw
e of,th* Muaaining-_riunds, %stored* in
A Hrnul) ntimber of automobile .T-h* , utlinlnc of yarious phases of the village stood 1n 'silence an
he went by trolly
t r .................•
— d’ un” rtf'alprfr'were present Inst night in e f the |>roposM city band issue of th» President' pnssed. A) Uho old f lo a r d A t
OlFoltre F. McNoblc, liukbartdr oofi ' .whiskey
Icftt*!"#*t* tenittw
1*4,001.77 Bid al*9,it*(itu-nded,
miiea to Northampton
Mro. McNoble, wliont he hud heard, dor heavy guard to tho Boyal Bank the snlFsrooms of ,he Sontinole- ?2,(109,000 which have been object neighbors1, many of them b^und to
O r L ee
three, hours paced
was advising Mrs. Goinu concern-1of Canada.
Hudson-Essex Compnay to bear L. rd to In street rumors, nnd the the colonel by ties of bh
wefo
New
flnnford
High
School;/platform,
lho.____
'atform,
|ho. Station_____,
luv
E. Jordan, state automobile •iiisi.e':- condemnation of these nnnors by In the fto u p .
|n g f a JeA l amfcraUon.
Transfer Causes Excitement
TWO O t h e r C o h lr d c ls I ^ t feinted on tim e at midnight,
Whllo the mourning family ri«McNoble hnd also represented t Transfer of the treasury funds tor, explain the new tuws pertain Mayor , Forrest Lake as “absolutely
ha waited:
Goins in a. num ber of suits Goiju-1 caused great excitement, recalling ing to tho tran/ITr of lutotni-oile false and malicious m isjrpresen- mained with their dead in the boy
.Long and valiant struggle with
The
contract
for
the
plumbing
had .brought against the Southern ian incident of Inst summer when titles nml to the jnai' uring of .u w !tali<ins designed to defeat u worthy | hood home of 1he President, there
iilqcss^iga ended when Col.Coo
oolldgv
and
hcatin
r
of
the
new
Sanfurd
The mtvCtfg w a s , measure” featured the weekly wns little demonstration of sorrttw,
Pacific Railroad, and late r ngninot the Canadian Bunk mountwl it license tags.
a rte ry
high school building wo* let by the gave up the spark of life nfi
r. Mar.
j neddent insurance companies us u ' heavy guard for more than u week, called by Mr. Jordan in *.n effort i meeting of the Chamber of Com.hi
Board of Education to Ltte Broth- ito tk of steady failing strength.
ndounolis ku rc !ra1r *,,t ° r n railw ay nccidcnt in'following n-ports that a pirate to have every dealer in the city mefee held today in the Seminole weur their hearts on their sleeves ers,
cting held
hell hoart atUcS^oatyc yesterday, provfor $84,091.77 at n meeting
Those- accompanying the Pres!
k^prcsidpntjr. An, v^*c^ Goins lost a foot. The ae- gang from Floridu waters planned present to straighten out the tangle 'Grill.
cd to bo the- beginning of the end.
over, titles which directly lffc itr
in commenting on rumors In- dent said ha nnd his party would yesterday In the offices of T. W, IIls passing was without pain and
[kW -April l' to d • tion failed but McNoble received rnbbery_of its vaults.
Lawton,
superintendent
of
pubiip
or.
a settlem ent of $2,500 from an unreturn
to
Woodstock
a
fte
r
a
brief
I r.inuuting th at tho City Coministi
Sj)eiiccr Williams, young Huhn- their individual businesacr.
very peace.ful.
— .
instruction^
Outlines New l.aws
sinners Were to receive three per stny in Plymouth.
i i}Ufroutis auujjit-j cor.tested insurance policy.
inan, is under arrest as a suspect
In
the
white
farm
houso
whero
Tbe contract for the plumbing
Killed Attorney’s Wife
Muj. Coupal announced thnt the
i brew whm King
In speaking before .lie assem bly.
^°.r handling the bonds, Mayor
iti connection with the robbery. He
tho President spent his boyhood
le a rn in g thnt McNoble was in entered a t.lou of not guilty when Mr. Jordan pointed out that it was Luke declareil that such reports funeral would be held from tho nnd heating in the new South Sido days, n faithful gaard watched
[forced to /eve the
ched t o
Prim
ary
School
was
awarded
to
J.
at* 2 o'clock tomorrow after
day by the bier of ,“tho Squire of
Bb; r- B*2J. Sul.sc- Sun Francisco, the crazed man brought before M agistrate Osborn? against the law for dealers' to ac were absolutely incorrect iand ah- house
A.
Sands
for
$17,117.18
and
tbe
He cited city legislation noon. Rev. John White, Episcopal
* formation nf the Went to the McNoble home, wheie for preliminary hearing
Plymouth." Deputy Sheriff Angus
cept sccond-hund cars on trades sqrd.”
Clergyman of Sherburne, will offi work on tho colored school a t MucAuloy, who acted as bodyguard
the plebiscite „i he found the attonm y’s wife, whom
Police withhold-.evidence which !without procuring title to the mu preventing the commissioners from ciate.
Goldsboro
was
lot
to
the
Mahoney*
Burial
will
be
in
tho
little
[.wesnw provisional he interrogated regarding Mrs.- caused W illiam s'arrest nnd he. was j chine.
for Col,. Coolidge since his health
He stated that nmrty curs receiving nny remuneration for dormitory here where many tnem- Walker Company for $8,384.05.
failed
finally last 'June, remained
"
,
,h*‘ post up t„ Goins’ .divorce, plans. Mrs. Mi- remanded to jail in bond of $10,000 ___________
are turned in to the dealer, Avho in
a ° U K 2 d I hers of the Coolidgc famllyTle.
Other bids for heating nnd i t his post. A few of the neigh
Noble denied any knowledge of Williams Is a son of the turnkey | turn
sell them without being able
plumbing
of
new
gram
m
ar
school
Funeral
to
Be
at
Home
thpnr,
whereupon
G
oins.
shot
her
bors camo to pay tlw ir last .{«•
‘ japcndinjc r c s ig .
at Nassau prison................ .
...... to furnish title to the buyer.
It ml.lrcxa touched on the necessity
The decision to hold the funeral buildings, which were rejected by spects but with others come and
three times, killing her almost in*
for the public qtilities covered by
Robbers*
Hatty
Mystery
then
becomes
impossible
for
the
^ i ^ ,DLun'-h. 'vhon ntnntly, as one of t h e ' childrut
the proposed issue, saying that the nt the house, instead nf tho church thu board nt Us meeting Tuesday, w ont MncAuley kept vigil always
1|Mt he wns g0How robbers gained entrance to
it wns indicated, nt the ara to be re-advertised and arc to
looket^ron. ,
Parlor Hold Many Asaodatlona
the
treasury
building
is
a
mystery
W . ^ ^ 'B y i i r n
wish. It. was recalled bo submittod to t h e board a t the * The largo parlor of tho farm
Goins
then
drove
madly
to
GaltJ
as the iron shutters and door were
»»d that Preinior
stepmother, who died six next regular meeting, April 5.
nbout 24 miles north of Stockton, found locked securely Thursday
house whore the casket was placed,
of the
buried from tho white
Tho original bids on tho high held' taMnf •associations. Folding
>»oold visi*. him and shot and killed Marengo, hi« morning nnd showed no evidence
Mr.
Coolidgo’s
own
wife, and thdir daughter, Mrs. of having been tampered with.
school work were rejected and the doors had been thrown open to InNo community or business cun
the menaces of the business and is
mother died while ho was, very archltsst, H. J, Mbughton, revised elude In one room th‘e parlor m
Dutra.
Prominent government officials aim the source of considerable remain nt a standstill," Mayor young
i “?t timo by did
und the second Mrs.’ Cool- tho plane in order to effect a sav
Mrs. D utra’s two smull children and island residents were attend
^ ‘“cnt to resign
trouble to the state license depart Lake raid, ‘‘wc must cither go for idgd occupied a high -place in his ing of several thousands of dollars, the little sitting room in which the
Colonel, in August, 1923, adn
tpeeted happen- three and four’ years old, were thk ing a bail given to celebrate the ment," the inspector said. '"M any ward or hurkward, and the fate of affections.
Mr. Lawton* said.
The bidders terod tho oath to his son os
only witnesses, but farm hanls visit of the British battleship Cape
this bond issue will determine
Appoint s a h o w
dealers
deliberately
withhold
title
The clergyman arrived whllo the were instructed a t the last m eet dent. In this same room, Six
Officers Begin Pursuit
Town tho night of tho robbery, but when selling a cur, the purchaser whether Manford is to develop into presidential
arrange for nn
party was nt the farm ing to. sp W sr again on Thursday • r e . tho body of U)C Cnlonel'ajH fa • •
a
town
where
poor
business
condi
homecoming
guests
passing
the
he w,)u!d
tries to get u license tang and then tions prevail."
house.
'
n fter n full and careful study of lay in state, while neighbors passed
Treasury
building
whllo
robbers
nt¥ hijnH-lf but
the trouble starts," he said.
Dr
A.
W.
Cram,
Colunel Cool, th o nuw plans,
In
u
brief
resume
of
the
Floridn
in silent final tribute.
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niupt have boon at work snid they
v
It wns impressed u|x>n those situation as % whole, Mayor l^ike idgc'rt physician said the Presi
TM h Is tho fifth time sipce
"Tho schools o f . the county are
hoticcd nothing suspicious.
dent's
futhet
died
of
carlcinom*
present
last
night
thnt
the
state
is
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declared th at business prospects
being improved in every way," Mr. been me the chief e x e c u tiv e ''t
Florida authorities huve been
prepared t o prosecute, immediately j vvtre never brighter and that “Ban- with -complications of the heart are planning activities for the dom President Coolidgo has vlaitcd
^CHICAGO.. Mqr. ID. (> P )-rc J. notified th at the robbers may a t nil
offenders under the existing for<j jHa t the present time enjoying contributing. Ho described the sec ing summer th a t uro to mnku tho mouth, und-of those. visits, .1
.a_a.. * »
.
a
. a any
... previ.. t ondary cause of death ns myoenrdittiU.nient papers for Coi. Chsrien tem pt a landing along the shore or statutes.
Many ,laiilA»a
dealers, inin till
ull aim.
sec more prosi
than
at
speritv
Lawton statod yesterday," mul we have hem mads In circuiqiU
keys.
' “ 5- Forbes,
form er head ...
of the 1^
-------. ---------tis, a disettke oftho heart muscles. schools of Hcmfnole county known of
tions
of
the
state,
and
also
n-lhrge
oua time in its history,1
sorrow. In the summer
. .'_ '
---- '
Veterans Bureau, were Jrsuttttj
iJ
He
made
his
announcement
nfter
nuinbrr of buyers hnve been forced
M ayor Luke cited figures showjfV .'ljr. </P>~ here today and mailed to the Fi
throughout the sta te aa being one the President and M rs/ <
to pay heavy fines through some ing thu salutary
salutqry condition of eJt)
eJty he hud consulted with D r .’Coupal. of tho -most modem and efficient earns hero in order th a t th e ir m m .
7’
w’ife of tra l prison a t Leavenworth.
of the practices the law now for finances, and stated Ihut ulthougn who, on several occhaltms, attended system s In nil the south," he add, Galvin, m ight rest with hjs anen*A prominent
Col. Forbes is a t Loavenwcrtk,
, .
bids.
over 9100,000 worth of bonds had the Colonel,
cd.
’ v») 'i
.
tora in the hUleids re mete ry.
Uniiting to begin a two year »mThe
first
villages.to
visit
the
been
retired
within
the
past
two
Since
the
publication'
nf
the
a
r
, U'K an *c- Ittnse on charges of defrauding the
> U e t Jana-, th e . President
Coolidge
home
were
John
Wilder
rival of M r.-Jordan and his tem years a substantial sum still re
tart, week! , . government in connection with tko
W i L MHKTING CALLED _ siuneumet) hastily.frou
nnd
his
wife,
an
aunt
of
the
Presi
porary location for the purpose of mained on the credit ride of *he
.I *i[ (•—8 the
bath- construction of hispitala for df?
NASHVILLE, Tynn„ M a r J9,(/P) m#r honio nt SvaintMlc
on. —
assisting automobile owners witji hooka, which - were, he declared dent. Both of them are old and —A meeting
whan hii f il h tr w o fo i
g of tthe bow
She wa» •hlcil w ar veterans.
crippled by rbeomatiem b at th at tors -of the Nosh villa, Chattanooga
V* hfr bead Riruck,
Work on the new county jail, probleni affecting their title, the
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
tlon. Now th i lost
Acting on orders from Attorney which is being erected dirccetly
did not prevent $h»ir walking A St. Louis railroad, on next
(t Tuesof Sheriff C. M. Hand hnve
Genernl j, S a lie n t, United Statgs west of the City Hall, is progress offices
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
bcuti filled with- peoplo inquiring
day ot I I o'clock was hu ‘
i f t j N w coh- District A ttorney John KlliJtt
ing rapidly since its resumption where they may procure pities or
today -by wlro from New.,
•' tor a week.
Bymo petitioned tho Circuit J-nirt several weeks ago und the tiers of assistance in getting them and u
from Trosidenl Whlteford R,
if Appeals to release the moiuUt**
ho yesterday whs elected bn
lhi>^ a | W for the appearance'of CoL FoHifcs steel cells are now being erected large number of deputies has been
above the brickwork of the walls. 5icpt buiy bringing in drivers who
a t the Pwleral building hero ^
It i: i reported that ow ing.ta hte hpve not prpeured 1925 tak"
freight embargo, the steel equip
WASHINGTON, Mar! lO .-fA V ment was delayed for a t least three
Proposals to'provide fer local.op
months and m aterials for the con
tion vote by congressiomil districts
struction of the cells have just ct*
in the elections this full on the
.Mhi-riff C. M. Hand was elected
rived ami are being placed In po
wine and beer question have boon to the wce-presidency of the Statu
sition this week. introduced by Represntativ ' B ill Sheriffa*, Association -at 4ho atain
CANNES, France, Mar.
A large crow of 'workers .ire on
Republican o f ’Marrland, leader o’ convention of comity aherlffa which
NEW YORKv M ar. 19!—Putrf- ander her wlildoW^
_Owing
to
«
change
In
schedule,
*•- W ,-T h e ttu-n the $2,000 she already ho eM- tlm job nnd the contractors have Helen Wills had no singles match the wet group in tne House.
ended yesterday a fte r a three-day sio UUsottl, U young Italian eavkN • month’s 'leave dt
* ourcun ta
promised county officials u. m sh in tbe Cannes Club Lawp.Tennis
The measure, which woul session a t the Royal Poinelgna ry lieutenant’
Frutanant jsf
of anjold
an old Florentine
F l o r e n 1°
t iI**™*
n e ^
.
amend .th d revenue and Volstaa
» ‘‘Idler*’
Hotel in Palm Baock,. Sheriff family, Is dead in Florence,
w K vrtl 20, when the .iilm tho work to *n early completion.
ircnca, .Italy, M W *
Tournament
today*
5*hs
has
enter
t
hnn
i
«r
Sheriff
C.
M.
Hand
stated
that,
i« the rpmer. up in federal court. It i> f»s*
t.Lr 1
ed the semi-finals and next meets nct*£.would nllpw on beverages de Hand was accompanied to tho con by hir otvn h%nd, after a brief, u n - 'P ^ r « u u n °“f*d than eyay.
Pc lcrnl sible she will take the stand a* l when ropip!ete4» G*c building f* to Eileen Bennett of England.
scribed a* "not Intoxicating in vention b y .C h ie f of Police Roy renn’tS'l pecs’on for Marie Louise _ rektehlay he mcP Marie i
government witness, since the « b - be onu 'Ot
of the mo'u
mo* i. modern in lbe
the
IK-vcttr-old
nub-deb from the
Miss Wills and HcnH Cochc< vro fact,” provided a*tax of 20 cents G. WilliameNrho was elected to H»« Schr/ebiT,
» raised b y M rs
poena has been issued a t tbr'
j United S U t ^ ami th at
playing H. Vickers and Mrs. Coin- n gellow 4nd'authorize manufac association in the Rapacity of u di daughter of -a Hhort Hills, N. J., hand
tm. * id., w o u c s t
and ajilo ip original packages rector.
'
silk m .rriir.nt,
■(«,« . of ,u » d irtric. .((rrro iC n ' b r ’ r f
« . u ! ? ^ ! " man of England in the mixed dou ture'
in any district voting sanctlIon.
A sp irite d ' debate between the
•o” !n kan- cltarg
n . lulled
rge of .the case, who ail
bles
this
afternoon.
__
met
V/a»
being
added.
members of tbe association n a theRisznltl
n ttc- l tempt to prove Avith her
hiv.no
f
Mr*., . .
tive to the Selection of a city for man. Lt Fi l■'cn-r,
‘Ittr, Hr „ * 3 “* that she was. guilty «f ,‘hc MAKES 1ST CURTAIN SPEECH
'-.vIvo-.t the girl
. EXTENSION^» GRANTED
r
.
D
next
irfar’a
meet
waa
engaged
in.
fm
>t to » ' ' a!1' 'of^nser. charged during the tlnif
hu i !•*.•*» t tA 'ngif- ,H" went
.
Sheriff
Hnnd
is
:.-ld
to
ha.A
inaie
WASHINGTON, Mar. IJ|a p.,y,i4e' ^ !
received' tho $2,000.
-ltor* ta r f.ai*ln < mother in
LONDON, M a r.10— 0$*>—Giorg*
Yes leglslstive o p p ro -.'e v e ry 'rffitt \»» f e u r r t’ic r w
House
A
fur»b*+ extension of 50 days
(jrtey. '
i
made
hia
fternard
Shaw
has
mode
his
first
m
^
tion
1fiy
.
’
J»nr«.rd
bot:<rvJnff
ta
urtL l , 0'°00 TO O L E N IE N T O N IH ilSK L F
from March 6, was guaranteed by printion
t><r r .»'d
tag, hitherto pd- the
curtain speech, ha.VTug.
Interstate Commerce Commis
PHILADELPHIA, Mar.
that
bered.firm ly loatheo principle
p
sion
to she Naples. Seaboard A
,
! “ “ U d w ^ r d W h i t m a n , h o U l I ^ P r,<- ' lh c glory belong* t o , actors,
with
., .^ ..R P P
eub*commUt«e i stated this m orn ta?' th a t the n7 i T rer heeds
•avsLtSL1! 5 Jrt0,> I«»ltadsto suggest a W 9Cn* royalties satisfying tho author. He Gulf railway, in w h ^ t o V g .n
> M d ita U n J
tan
ience orPhinieclf fo r aelling liquor, wus indflcod to appear following-a construction of ^7®c* J**,*,-"
•
was altogether too lenient, in U*tt dress. rehf*r*aJ_of a ^ p t a |r ^ H J s unJ Collier couaties, Worida. ****
‘^00. slie opinion of Federal Juder I>*
4 A Prsvious
*
^:ary of
cimnent in mun
her ta
PLYMOUTH, Vt„ Mar. 10.
—(/P)ProHdent Cooliduo canie
home to Plymouth today. At
10 o’clock the President nr*
rived a t the white farm
house where his-father, Col.
John C. Coolidge. lies dead.
He was driven to driven' to
Plymouth from Woodstock,
hc-umpanied by Mrs. Cooliago,
STATE LICENSE MAYOR SCORES
INSPECTOR TALKS PROPAGANDA. ON
AT DEALERS MEET CITY BOND ISSUE
CONTRACTS
LET FOR SCHOOL
HEATING 'S¥.
Chief
igns
ice Today
ITA"
Biesj
^oisoiiimr'
Commitment Paper#
F o r Forbes Maile|l
f- Work Progressing
Rapidly On County
Jail On Lake Front
If id' Proposes Local
Option Votes On Dry Sheriff ferMf
Afct In Fall Elections
®
lw-J[l?urw<k Beneficiary’s , j
"'H B&Decided in U. S. Courts
Given High
In Florida
English Star To, Be
Wills’ N^xt Opponent
Italian Army -Officer Surcii
American Girl Fails To Return
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f u r t t n r m M r a l k r r t t r n r . I 'u ll
u u d . t t r l l ttin d r.
\d irrlla rd
M u r i d u t r r f u r «I.OO| u u r a n l r
C A P S
lu b r
fuul
alar,
ih r
p ritr
M rig h t M oulru r a p ..
A l l »!«<• , w l
■uailr n f M u u l r a f n l i r l m lu I**'
ra l ru lu ra.
N p r r l a l f u r fhl* ***•
I -4i f ;
\Stoire Closed ; All
J
r')
�COLUMBUS. 0., Mnr, 10.-—Seven mW» were sentenc
ed to A tlanta-penitentiary, 10
to couhty Jails in Ohio, end .six
others .irero fined In Tedrml
c o u rt 1 hero today, completing
tho urofornment'* prosecution
f nn-alcohol ring, which is sold
to hayo operated in Pennsyl
vania! M irhiaon and Ohio.
. TMrtv-fiv* men were indict
CfmH U p o n 4 e d 'In the grand ju ry ’s jnvestigstibn -of the alleged conspir
acy, 20 of whom pleaded guilty
week. Ousts of three or
tho 25,w ort continued.today and
th q .ra* e n{ another o fth o n ?
„
indicted was continued until tho June term o f court, fol
lowing his plea of not guilty.
Of thoRo sentenced three are
from Philadelphia, .three from
D etroit. and 17 from Cnhnwhii-
iplifactiircr
tor Offers
Be* Based
jpective
[entioned
iManufacPer Cent
Be Tried
President Arrives At Community W r e a th End Comes Wliile.
Little Farm . House
WU1 Be Tribute Of Speeds To Plymo
A t 10 As Villagers
t„
On Special Train
P ay Silent Tribute Villagers To Coolidge
Bid Him Fan
Reward of $5,000 Is j
Offered For RobbersRemaining FunSs In Institu-f
tloh Are Stored. In Royitl
Bank c f Canada at Naseaul
Body Will Rest In
Village Cemetery
NASSAU, Ytahnmn Iriand*, Mar. 1
i
. --------- ----------- cm -1
„ __________ parrnsament ns n requel to th e ’
MANSLAYS WIFE
AND FIVE O T H E R S .i^ ffe
THEN KILLS SELF JSBragra: 'srA i:
. _
I, Mar. 19.—
by Henry
Shoals is boi prospect.
Hilol Government Faces
•'I’n anclhl Em bn m o m en t
• A s Result of Daring Raid I
O n. ; Treasury W ednesday'
____,
Rev. John White, Epis
copal Rector, Will
Officiate At Service
PLYMOUTH. Mar. til. IJP) —
Plymouth will follow its Umohbnored sur.tom and lay * com
munity w reath on tho grave of
Colonel John C. Coolidgo.
The
neighbors decided upon this to
day ns they waited for thn pres
ident to come to the farmhouse
here where hia aged fa th e r lies
dead.
From tho early days of the
village 'it. has been customary
for the neighbors to contribute a
community w reath upon the
den^h of u resident.
Around the stove in the gen
eral store this morning the ques
tion cam e up nnd a t once a sub
scription list was placed in cir
culation.
Several thought the
huntblo trib u te m ight not bo fit
ting, in the-case of a father of
the ■' President, but they were
quickly overruled.
" It's been done fo r everybody
else, so why not for John CoolIdge?" wns the response that
clinched the argum ent.
Aside from n knot of crene on
the door of tho Coolidge home
und the drawn blinds of the p a r
lor in which the Colonel's body
lay, Plymouth's only outw frd
sign of mourning was the halfmn: ted flag on the schoolhousc.
The flngstaff wns presented to
Col. Coolidge n year ago by tho
M assachusetts Sons of the Agierican Revolution.
It wiut on tho.
state house in Boston while the
Colonel’s son wns governor o f '
MassffHiuneUs. .
Begap To Sink Fast
After Heart Attack
h‘.
Patient Dlefe In Home
Where He Swore Iti
Spn' . As President
Colonial Secretory Burn* informPLYMOUTH, Vt.. Mar. 10.
m a n u fa c tu re r
PLYMOUTH, VI., Mar. 10.
— (/P)Pre.liilent Cool id go canie
f/P)*-CoI. John . Calvin • Gool*
•term's on w h ic h Cnllfornin Real E state M;:n <d the Secretary that nearly $50,"00 in gold and silver specie hnd
home to Plymouth today. At
idgo, father of the Preklrient,
for leases o f th o
Believed To Have Become fccen stolon. A s'thcre arc no reg
10
o’clock
tho
President
ar
id dead, with his son lotting n
ular
tax'
levies
it
was
feared
by
st oc b ased a n d
Enraged When He Learned
rived at the w hite farm
Paco to bid him farewell. • A
on the heels o f
W ife Was Recking Divorce government officials that the
treasury loss would seriously cur
house where his father, Col.
[the Detroit n u to The end came at I0l41
tail
appropriations
for
public
John
C. Coolidge, lies dead.
PLACEBVILLE,
Calif.,
Mar.
19.
j would try again for
o’clock last night to t h e cOUni
works.
lUbama power sltn, -Mi’P)—John M. Goins, Stutklon
He was driven to driven" to
try merchant, ju stice o f tbr
Interest of other renl estate m an, killed six persons Bobbery of the government vault
Plymouth
from
Woodstock,
peate,
nnd former member o
will
go
down
In
island
crime
an
yesterday
and
then
ended
hia
own
dir«.
nals as tho most daring rince the
accompanied by Mrs. Coollago,
thq governor's sta ff,. Upoi m
til, representing Ihe life., as posses were pursuing him days of pirate occupation of the
their non, John, A ttorney General
whoso hometyr ru ra l caroyf >pe©
Lnide Company, also over dangerous mountain high- liuhamap. Tire treasury building
Sargent and MnJ. James F. Coupal,
cia) attcullon. bagan to t o focus#
^
|hb________
intent! >tl of fil- ways.
adjoins tho police station and niWhite House physician.
w hen.h# .admin
ad n ilnlfU red.tlie proa
will appear beforey Ifnrd pressed by tosses, Goin« thnqgh. dynamite 'lined in shatter
dentiat oath
Colonel John C. Coolidge, fath er of President Coolidge, died Thursday
Ih ooff 6otfico
____ to-Ida son 1
The Presidential paTty arrived
[n«t Tuesday. Eton sent n bullet Into his brain an hit ing the door of the vault broke
tho family liommtend
l b pivvfouriy lied automobile plunged over a moun every window, no alarm was giv night at Plymouth, Vt„ as his son was speeding from Washington in In sleighs, having l*ft their niftoof a kerosene lamp,
itc Muscle Shoals, tain cliff, near El Dorado, a few en. Specie. Liken from fie vault nn effort to reach hta home bofnre his 81-year-old father died. Death mobilo fit Bridgewater Com ers Tor
tho death of Preside!nt H ariin g .
‘M
the
Inst
seven
miles
of
snow-coverwith, the govern- miles from horc. ending n day of weighed nearly n tun ami it is cunc after a year and a half struggle against failing health, which left
Col Coolidge was ttho
1 only fsth e f
cd roads.
— W. Martin or ( tragedy in the upper San Joaquin believed the robbers made off in
him without the use of his limbs several week., ago.
of n president to have
ive such « disrtr Company, also Vnllcy.
A m ilitary gunPtl saluted the ex
a* power boat.
Unction.
In
two
weeks
he
off-r new proecutive ns he turned from the main
The d e a d ’bre: Mrs. Florence
have boon 8 l year# old.
1
$t.OO0 Beward Is 1’uMcd
highway Into the Iroad lending to
I’odesLi Goins, ids wife; Mrs. Min.Xenvitfl \Ynahlngton in tba
IVhcn the robliery was discover
his old home. At the farm house
nation has bcenLnie PodeSta Clark, his wife’s sisemoon when news th a t tho fne
tho Prosldent wns tho first to en
Mr. Ford, it i:i”te r; Mrs. George McNoble, wife of ed Thursday morning the govern
ble ending of hia fa th e r’s pro'
ment
immediately
posted
u
$5,000
ter, followed closely by Mrs. Coolttempt to nuiim- a form er president of the state bar
cd jlln.es w as. Jn sight, Uw,.Presi
idge and John- A bettcry of enmat an eight per association; Alex Marengo. Mr-, I 1'* ?"!,;„J.he vnu,t contained nenrdent was between New York anil
erus mounted ub eifht fo ntxnuw
distribute all re Mnrongo nnd their m arried ilmigii lv ^ 100,005 reserve backing the
Bridgeport, Conn., on his special
tei, Mrs. Ifcnry Dutra.
, colony s bond issue.
heaps beside thaviiorcli.-clicked ns
as his fa th e r died. Tho noW£
the
party
passed
Intrrtlic
house
of
Wife
i
s
G
etting
Divorce
A
check
up
revealed
that
the
iTV.'i
ar? reported til
prar ven tu the train a t Bridgemourning.
Gblns
bcuan
hia
mania
round
of
loss
will
be
slightly
over
$47,000,
fcneys of Muscle
port
tout
an
hour
a
fte
r
death
ocVillagera Stand In Silence
“enmwe river, i.nd j ^UUiur whjn ho heard that
tii his wifi in gold and silver. The residue
eurredj ->>
in coin and lulls whs scattered L. E. Jordan Outlines New Declares
Attorney General Sargent nnd
mni t,> have been, *»? "Cekldg a <Notec.
Adverse
Reports
You
ouag Ctsplldge Joins P arty
over
this
building
by
tho
explosion,
Goins
y
e
n
t
firs
t-to
the
Pod«\uta
Mai. Coupal fallowed the President
tally,
u ln ^ **
ie rth
a m p to n , Maes., a t au
»ethnmpl«:
m..._. O'A.-a.1.(1
I.
Unwarranted
FALschoods;
Luwa
In
Connection
With
ranch, near • -Stockton. where he Currency cohimissioners r*rent
uiiu his family into the Coolidge
our.
U
j‘
eartrv
h
o
u
r
Lodhy,
John Coolidge,
, mldcat engineer .shot and killed W# wife nnd her all of Thursday collecting the scatProposed. Issu e . Prnisqd At home.
The Snlc of Motor .Cars
,.
ft#.
-the train fo r the trip
. .. Joined
. tad tlb
.a lt ailed to ap- sfster. Mrs, Clark. Escaping from tyred ruins and currency, and estlWithout
Giving
Certificate.!
r
Ccmmerce'
Body
Meeting
Across the road in front of tho
granrilpthcr's ■
bier. A stuto . his
hia OMUtofi
IJWri tommUtco i t the ranch he Returned -d> fitoi k-l muted tho loss, laite in tho day
. r—:—
>
general store, the entire population
TO P]
de«t at Amhnrift, which hth father
ton nnd .nought*
| fire wuuainine
uuaaining funds,
funds. . sto red
in
. ... the , kiw ofW «o oofftlw
re d ''in
A Hmaib iiUmbcr of nutombbih: [. TJw ■utlining of various phases of the village stood In ‘silence nn
also ut tended, he went b; trolly
George F. McNoble, husbui'u! ,,1 w hiskey' keg*," Were teitlOved tin7* dfalertr’were present Inst night In fhf tni« jv-uponM city tumd issue nf the President pashed. Ai Hho old Board Ac
‘ rnt-m llea to Northnm On
n
e
i
g
h
b
o
r
s
,
n
i
n
n
y
o
f
t
h
e
m
b
o
u
n
d
t
o
which
hove
been
object
Mrs. McNoble. whont he hud heard, der heavy guard to tho Boyal Bnnk the nnUfrroonis of ,he KonUiiol"^O T!
threw hours paced
‘
“
was advising Mrs. Goins concern-;nf Canada.
ffudson-Essox Compnay to bear L. cd to. in street rumors, nnd the the colonel by ties of blood, ivefe
N ew Ban ford High School;/ platform, tho. station ha .
■• • ■- 5 ?
E. Jordan, state automobile inspec condemnation of these rumors by In the Rtoup.
a legal separation.
Transfer Causes Excitement
Ttvo Other Contracts Let fclpecd onI lime at mkfnlght,
While the mourning family rts.
McNoble hnd ‘ also ronresentcdi Transfer of the treasury funds tor, explain the uciv town pertain Mayor .Force: I Lake as "absolutely
h* Waited'#
false
am]
malicious
m
bfcprescnmnined
with
their
dead
in
the
boy
Goins in a number of suits Goijis caused great excitement, recalling ing to ,he trail/IT r of tutmnnoite
■Long m»d,.
and,,vs....
The contract for the phimbing
valiant —
stru n ri# vrith.
h»d_ brought against the Southern j
incident of Inst sumnu-r when titles nnd to tin- piae-uring of new tiilions designed to defeat a worthy | hood home of the President, there and heating of- the
• new Bwl
*"—
---------ded when
U lqraviga
ended
whenCot.Cppl
Cot.CootMt*
Sanford
The tiuvlhfg was measure" featured the weekly wns little demonstration of sorr 6w, high school building was let by the gavo up tha ary
Pacific Bailrnad, and later ugninst the Canadian Bank mounted u license tags.
SPtirk
rk of life a fte r n
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Com
for
the
folk
of
thla
hamlet
do
not
ecf. Mar.
accident Insurance companies as n Iheavy guard for more than a week, called by Mr. Jordan in m ?f,r-rt
___ )fofstead
akgdy failing strength. A
Board of Education to Lee Broth .rioek
ndourioli. Hu tf rar.tdt of n railw ay Occident in'following reports that n pirate to have every dealer in l lie city meree held today in the Keminole wear their hearts on their sleeves. ers, for $54,091.77 at n meeting
heart
I . attack
ack early yesterday prov
Those, accompanying the Presi
k prtsidpnrjr, \ n' which Goins lost a foot. Tlu- nr- gang from Florida waters plumicd present to straighten out the tangle Grill.
ed to h a the beginning of the end.
yesterday
in
the
offices
of
T.
W,
I []f•|j|
'J H |
'Itinn
I#irIMt ifiii
I SI il-X#I I’
-.IVA H
f.
l»1
i,,..!
over, titles which directly iffectr
In commenting on rumors In- dent said ha nnd his parly would Lawton, superintendent of public HU passing wns without pain and
failed
but
McNohic
received
robbery^of its vaults!
w.‘
their
individual
businesses'.
!
r,intuiting
th at tho City Commis- return to Woodstock a fter n brief instruction.
a settlem ent of 52 ,o00 from an unvery p#«c«jraLj;
- :
Sirencer Williams, young Huhncontested
insurance
policv.
Outlinea
New
Laws
1
sioners
Were
to receive three per stay in Plymouth.
In the white farm house where
inun, is under arrest us a suspect
ftducrouib (mould
Tlte contract for the plumbing
Muj. Coupal announced that the
Killed A ttorney’s Wife
, Greece whin King
in connection with the robbery. He
In speaking before -he lasumbly ,e n t for h»nd,inK thl’
Ma^ r funeral would be held from tho nnd heating In the new South Sido tho President spent HU boyhood
Learning that McNoble was in entered a pluu of not guilty whin Mr. Jorduli pointed out that it was ijiki* dcclated that "such ronorts
[toreed to levs tC
I’ritnury School was awarded to J. days, a faithful guard watched tiigainst the law for d ealers'to lu.-W eronhsoluteiv Incorrect anil at>- bouse a t ’ 2 o'clock tomorrow aftor- A. Samis for $17,117.18 and the day by tho bier of ,"the Bquire of
M92J. Subse- San Francisco, the crazed mini brought before M agistrate Osborn :1 uR
Hu cited city legislation iiOon. Rev, John White, Episcopal work an tho colored school a t Plym outh/’ Deputy Sheriff Angus '
« formation nf ih Wt' rit to D,e McNoble home, where for preliminary hearing.
cept second-hand cars <>n traih-s »urdpreventing
commissioners from Clergyman of Sherburne, will offi- Goldsboro was lot lo the Mahoney- MacAuloy, who acted as bodyguard
tie nlebMrit„ n<! be found the attorney’s wife, wlimn
Police withheld, evidence which without procuring title to the m a receiving the
any
rem uneration for j elate. Burial will be in tho little
or Col, Goolidga since his health
|Wrana- nrovisi- n!!i l?,0 interrogated regarding M n, caused Williams' arrest and lie. was chine.
lie stated that marly cars
in the capacity of trustees remoter)* here where many mcm- W alker Company for $3,384.05.
-L Prow,,m«l
ailed finally last June, remained
the
up l(, Gains' .divorce plans. Mrs. Mr- remanded to jail in bond of $ 10,000. are turned in to the dealer, who in acting
Other bids for heating nnd a t his post. A few nf the not
Noble denied any knowjedre of Williams is a son of the turnkey turn sell them without being able of issued bonds, and in a coTidenscd I bars of the Coolidge family lie.
dumbing of new gram m ar school hors came to pay their last
Funeral lo Be n( Home
It address touched on the necessity
i»pending rcs'jr- thenr, whereupon GuJns . shot her a t Nassau p riso n .......... ....... *.---- to furnish title tn the buyer.
juildings,
which were rejected by
The
derision
to
hold
the
funeral
for
the
public
qtillties
covered
by
three
times,
killing
her
utmost
in*
IkUit womh, when
then becomes impossible for the the proposed issue, saying tlmt the nt the house, instead of tho church the board a t its meeting Tuesday, specU hut with othera came i,_ ,
Bobbers' Entry Mystery
went- MacAulcy kept vigil always
How robbers gained entrance to buyer of the second-hand car to get
I (Jut he was go- ntantly, as one of the" childnu
of the city gur. and wo- was taken, it wns indicated, nt the ara to be re-advertised nnd are to
Parlor Held Many Associations
lookcf^on, .
the trensury building is a mystery a license tag lit tho beginning of expansion
bo
Mubmittod
to
tho
board
a
t
tha
I'resblvntl’s
wish.
It.
wan
recalled
i f. Hydr a
• The large parlor of tho fa rm
Goinx then drove madly to Gait: as the iron shutters and door were the new year because he cannot ler plants and the extension of ihe
***.lhit Pr.-mlor
sewerage system ware essential if th at his stepmother, who died six next regular moeting, April 5.
house where the casket >vas placed, f l
7 oifUtor of Hie about 24 miles north of Stockton, found locked securely Thursday show title to the ntuchino.
vows,
was
burled
from
the
white
The
original
bids
on
the
high
Sanforu
is
lo
grow
and
prosper.
h a w m enf •association*.. Folding
*>*wld vi,I'. him and shot and killed Marengo, hip morning and showed no evidence
"This trading has been one of.
"No community or business can farm house. Mr. Coolldge’s own school work were rejected and the doors had been thrown open to in
wife, and their daughter, Mr*. of having been tampered with.
the
menaces
of
the
business
und
is
i
mother died while ho was^ very architect, B. J, Mdughton, revised
Prominent government officials ulro the source of considerablet remain nt a standstill," Mayor young and the second Mrs.’ Cool tho plans in ordor to effect a sav clude in one room the paridt uftil
•h«t time lie did Dutra.
tho little sitting room in which the ■;
Lake
raid,
"
«
c
must
cither
go
for
Mrs.
D
utra’s
two
small
children
and
island
residents
were
attend
trouble to the state license depart ward or burkward, nod the fate of idgd occupied a high -place in his ing of several thousands of dollars, Colonel, in August, 1928, sdmluistfleni -t j resign
Pwtcd happen. three and four years old, were thk ing a bull given to celebrate the ment," the inspoctor said. ’"Many this band issue will determine affections.
Mr. Law toif said.
The bidden tered tho osUi tu his son i
■Ppolnt a a pew only witnesses, but farm hunts visit of tho British battleship Cape dealers deliberately withhold litle whether Hanford is to develop into
The clergyman arrived whllo the were Instructed a t the last m eet dent. In this earn# room#
Officers
Begin
Pursuit
Town
tho
night
of
tho
robbery,
but
arrange for nn
when selling a cur, the purchaser
residential party was ut the farm ing to. «pp#ar again on Thursday ago. the body nf the ColoneYa
homegomirig guests passing the tries to gel u license tang and then a town where poor business condi nusc.
'**)■ he woo'd
'
a fte r a full and careful stbdy of lay in sU tc, while neighbors
tions
prevail."
Treasury building while robbers the trouble starts,” he said.
(y himh-If but
Dr A. W. Crum, Colonel Cool, th e nuw plan*.
In silent final tribute.
‘
In
a
brief
resum
^
of
the
Florida
must
have
been
at
work
said
they
•. U wns impressed upon those situation as % whole, Mayor loike idge's physician said the I'resl
This 1# the fifth tim e sipce
“Tho schools o f . the county urn
hoticed nothing suspicious.
Just night that the stute is declared tlmt business prospects dent’s fathet- died of carlcinoma bring improved in every w ay /’ Mr. became the chief executive *» U
Florida authorities have been present
f i ____ .1
;
i notified
prepared
to prosecute, immediately ' wt.rp never brighter ami that "Han- with .complications of the heart are planning activities fo r the dom President Cooll
lolldg* Ras visited
th a t the robbers may a t
.
-------- ( CHICAGO.,
1». f/P)—
all
offenders
under the existing for<] jHut the present time enjoying contributing. Ho described the sec ing summer th a t ure to maku tho mouth# and .of fCcs«. visits, —
tem
pt
a
landing
along
the
shore
or
I 018011 i n i r
papers for Col. Chsrian
statutes. Many dealers, in ull sec more prosperity than at any previ ondary cause of death as myocnrdl LnWtnn stated yesterday," and we have boon mad* in
. clrcuinstot!
7 ® lL Forbes, form er head of tho U. keys.
tit*, u disease ofthe heart muscles schools of Hcmfnole county known of OotTovr. In the summ
tions of the stute, nnd also aAarge ous time in its history.”
er of H
M
ltld
.
S. Veterans Bureau, were issur *
number of buyers have been forceil - M ayor I-akc cited figures show He made his Announcement nfter throughout the sta te as being one the President and M n / Cooli
(IP)~ here today and mailed to the
to pay heavy fines through some ing tho salutary condition of city he hud consulted w ith Dr. Coupal of tho m ost modern and efficient came
here In
ie hero
in order th a t th eir
% aL wjfe of tra l prison a t Leavenworth.
of
the practices the law now for finances, and stuted that ulthougli who, on several occasions, attended system# In nil tho south,’* he add, Galvin, m ight m t with h)s ar
. | r". prominent
Col.
Forbes
is
a
t
Leavenwo
ed.
v».»
bids.
over $ 100,000 worth of bonds had the Colonel,
'w d tot!*y froft,
t u n la the htilrids cemetery.
The first villages, to visit the
to begin a two year re»f.
Since the publication' nf the ar been retired within the past two
u#wuig u\\ ac- waiting
1 U * t Jpn#>
Wnse on charges of defrauding tho
RAH, MEETING CALLED
rival of Mr.' Jordan nnd his tem years a substantial sum still re Coolidge home weru John Wilder
> « -rtk .
nnd
his
wife,
an
aunt
of
the
Presi
government in connection with the
NASHVILLE, Tpnn., Mar. IO.uVi
pornry location for the purpose of mained on the credit ride of vhe
j.-j-^ 'o the hath- construction of hiapitals for df*
dent. Doth of thorn are old urn! —A meeting
cling <---of the boa rd of direcassisting' automobile owners witp books- which * were, he declarad, crippled
Bile was •bled w ar veterans.
by rheum atism but th at to n -o f the Ni•bhvilie, Chattanooga
(Continued on Page Three)
Work on the new county jail, problen) affecting their title, tho
did not prevent their .walking A St. Luul# railroad, "on next TuesActing on orders from Attoroey which is being greeted dirccctly offices of Sheriff C. M. Hand have
(Continued on 7sga Thr
General ^ Sargent, United Su«#» west of the city Hall, is progress been filled with people Inquiring
day a t 11 o'clock was IUi ‘
District
A
ttorney
John
ElJlAt
S
'h**1
'
r°hTTZ
today
by w in from Nair- '
teas
ing rapidly since Us resumption where they may procure fitlcs or
for a week
Bymo petitioned tho Circuit M g t several weeks ago and the tiers of assistance in getting them and u
from President W hltaford Jt.
of Appeals to release the manii*tw steel cells #re now being erected large number of deputies hus been
Who
yesterday
rho ytaU
rday whs elected \p m l- j
' L
Louisville A Nashvifc. I
for the appearance of CoL KartN above the brickwork of t)m walls. 'kept buty bringing in drivers who
dent of the
f c f c th('
OmUi.
M " > -lt
a t the Federal building here. *
It in reported that owing.to hte hgve not procured 1925 tab*
freight embargo, the steel equip
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 0 .-(A V at * I T oTw
ment was delayed for a t least three
PropasaU to'provide frr local,op
months and m aterials for the con
tion vote by congressional districts
i . -1--- -Sl
struct Ion of the cells have just e iIn the election# this fall on the
Sheriff C. M. Hand was el sc tod
; 1 f ■¥
rived and are being placed in po
wine snd beer question have boon to the rice-presidency of th# State
ffcgr
introduced
by
Represntativ
'
Hill,
sition this week. Sheriff*', Association -at -the stn'aj
CA
NN
ES
France,
Mar.
A large crew of workers .ire on _Owing, to a change in achedulc, Republican of 'Maryland, lender of convention of county sheriffn which
NEIV YORK, M ar. id :—P atrf- umler her wiild<
tha job and the contractors have Helen Wills had no sin g le# match the wgt group in the House.
ended yesterday a fte r a three-day Sio ltu so ttl, 0 young Italian cavil- *
^
furn the 52.0M she already ht> Oo.i- promised
county officials to rush in tho Cannes Club Lawp .TvnnM ‘ Tlu
measure, which would session a t th# Royal Polnclans ry lieutenant of an old Klonntine
B"rv«u to I IccLcil.
;•
%
F ionptine ,w*n*
.w*nI
PP*r
*r} \
the
work
to
an
early
completion.
amend
,tho>
revenue and Volstead Hotel Ip Palm Uaoch, Sheriff family, is dead tn Fiorench, .lU lr, g /^ rtA o forget^
t : , ; : ; » didters*
Oil April 29, when the cWm
Tournament
today
•
Ah*
has
enterSheriff C. M. Hand stated that, cd the semi-finals and iwxt meets ncUt-would allow on beverages de Hand was accompanied to the con by hir cwn h')»d, a fter a brief, un-#
J ‘, lh' corner, up in federal court. It if P6**
scribed as “not intoxicating in vention by Chief of Police Boy remi'tad i'Ots'op i'or Marie Louise
Fclcral sihlc she will take the staiui a* l when completed; the building is to Eileen Bennett of England.
f a c t/' provided a -ta x of 20 cents G. WHliams.Neho w ai elected to the Bchriebcr,
the
18-vmr-old
auf
government witness, since the *ub- be one of the mo-., modern J n Ibe
Miss Wilts and Henri C jfte i
t e .: ji*‘'i by Mrs. t |K«en;i ha# been issued at the re- United States and th a t everything nlayinir H. Vickers and Mr*. Cole- a galiow 4n d “authorize manufac association in tho Rapacity of a 4>* daughter of a Bhort Hills, k’.^J* { m 3 and bid
possible to make it a strv e irre man of t ig k n d in the mixed dou tu re 'a n d spin in original packages rector# *
silk nurrJm uL
own tongue. f to V 1
*<dow
s t of the district a tte rrr/ ip worthy
pf belonging to the county
A sp irite d ' debate between the
n any district voting sanction.
Kiszotti
met
M's*
Kchrieber
a
t
Hirw*#!! n s e
rge of the case, who uilf a t
*u t-u ",a. Kanbles this afternoon.
__
! t-Iioii .n ac- tem pt to prove with her o«n yvt- was being addod.
members of the association reU- the hivj.5 f t .M n,:U oruelfi Hoff- M r arid, a t Short
tive to tha soke tion of a -city for
in Fl "jmfce/'HghoJv «.he girl
“The
►
dence tlm t ehe was, guilty of the MAKES 1ST CURTAIN SPEECfl . e x t e n s i o n
GRANTED
V1
r \. Han[i{ In Hi ’'
**•*'*■ fcn#or.' charged during the tlnif
flA M# -‘*Wy i>
M*1*ah
v ?a"
j
rccc!vedl tho 92 ,000 .
LONDON, Mar. 10— IA*)—Georgs A WASHINGTON.
p'*ery
lie
s
legislative
appro
further extension of 30 days ■ House
A
Bernard Slrnw has made his first
^ tion ifA
^
0,000 I TOO LEN IE N T
March 6, was guaranteed by priatlon
curtain siwrch, having,hitherto ad
caring continue* in m a r f f t’d
Farm \
jterstate Commerce CoramlsPIIII-ADELPHIA. Mar. 1 0 - ^ ^ hered .firm ly loathe principle that
' given «‘ ** * « • ■ & S F J 9 I f i h . ■ * W &
«»P
I uiJUnl‘,;Ut‘
W hitman; hotel pPP™-" ilic glory belongs to a?lor», with #ion to vhe NapJe#. Seaboard *
puh-comniittse,
stated
invent:Urt.l ’j tor* inTit*dxtu suggest a fa»r »cn'' royalties satisfying the auteur. He Gulf railway, ItVwhkh
modifkatl#n
aamhjy
beard
*„fistrurtion of | a Oew Une in Lot
construction;
.^ w tjg ste d tcnce
tenet! «P
oirhim
iling I4""* was ihdflced to apnear follow
him self fo r w
sell
i a i e f i k U i M a i 4'
Florida.
J Collier couu
" ^
‘ ^ vWta
was
*•,* .altogather
altogether too klenient,
n it
in
dress
rehearsal
o
f
*
.
play.
she opinion of Fede
Uavls.
A pmvtou*
f^*arjr of
Lti*Ar
mini*
d ark
^•ment is
her to
STATE LICENSE MAYOR SCORES
INSPECTOR TALKS PROPAGANDA. ON
AT DEALERS MEET CITY BOND ISSUE
m
CONTRACTS
LET FOR SCHOOL
HEATING SY
a
, *a-i,oei.7f Bid
m
Chief
fe Hmgns
[ce Today
. .
!
K
Commitment Paper#
F o r Forbes Mailed
^roan Dies
K
f Work Progressing
Rapidly On County
Jail On Lake Front
If ill i Proposes Local
Option Votes On Dry
A tt In Fall Elections
i^jnsurance Beneficiary’s
pVVill Be Decided in U. S. Courts
Englieir Star To. Bo
Wills’ Next Opponent
srr
Sheriff C. M. Hand
Given High Office
In Florida
Italian Army Officer Suicifci
American Girl Fails To R<
mA
P ifc
a
>n New#
sa i
9B S
�h er a ld ,
to be combed and clipped.
,v; About the only .thing th a t Grandaddy doc* need Is a new coat.
But when he’s ready to go to tho
. Land-W herc-Spring-Is-Comlng, ho
does need th a t badly. I am sure
t if you had to hide deep down in the
" mud a t tho bottom of the pond and
stay there all w inter to keep from
greeting, you’d need a new coat too,
,,by apring.
. .B ut Rubadub, thu fairymun of
• Scrub-Up Land, doesn't even have
to find a new coat fo r him. Mind
you—the old fro g gentlemen gets
’- i t himself! Ho doesn’t buy It, or
ateal It, o r find it. or borrow It,
t either. He grows it, rig h t on his
back!
He Just peflls his muddy brown
wrinkled cont rig h t off his buck
and th ere ’s a new one underneath,
as fresh and green us new gruss—
and a new white waistcoat also,
’j lig h t up to his chin.
But this year there had been a j
ru sty spot on Grandaddy’s n e w ,
coat. Ho rubbed II nnd scraped it ,
" with hfs finger, nnd did everything
he could, but it wouldn't budge.
So ho had hopped Into Scrub-Up I
Land4o nee If Allalcr Rubadub, the |
Judy. . ,
And that was the end o f him . fa r
this story Isn’t about him a t all.
M’s about tho can of green dye
that Mister Rubadub forgot to set
back on his shelf exactly where it
belonged.
Scarcely had .M ister f r o g turned
the corner by the littlP s c c re t bash
that marked the place where ScrubUp Land ended and tho rest of the
world began, when along came the
March H are and bis first" cousin,
Mister Benjamin Bunny, esquire.
After that came the Twins, who a l
ways went along w ith March H are
to help him in ense some of the
customers didn't behave well and
refused to be spring-cleaned.
But nice old Ben ju st said, "Ts-ls
es* ts-1 How tim e flies! I b it really
time for mb to g e t my ears barberod, and my coat brushed up and
the mud cleared off my shoes T
■I'm nil ready than. Come on
friends.'*
"Hit rig h t down, sir!” said Mis
ter Rubadub covering him up with
n big w hite cover, and then ho
reached abound for tho shavingaoap to 1stiver M ister Bunny’s cars
nnd nose and all around his whis
kers.
But instead of getting the shay-,
ing.powder, ho grabbed the can of
green dye, and^shook it all over
the snavingTm ish.
He was talking so hard (most
tmrbem do, you know, even fairy
barbers) th at he never noticed what
he was doing, and before anyone
could stop him, he had dyed M ister
Bunny's cars nnd whiskers green.
. ‘ They worked all afternoon, Nan
cy" and Nick nnd M ister Rubadub
' filLLY 8 UNDA 1 K K iu n n n
end the March H art did, trjdn* to
1 PAST TEMPLETON, MnM.,
g e t th a t dye off.
1
-id -—Sp)_Billy Sunday, »
b a c ir it his old h o m e , after
B u t come off it didn’t, and If you J it
aee a rebbit with bright green ears
and a green mustache anywhere Jefferson. Maine, in u year ^
th is spring or summer, you'll know
There now arc thirteen monarch-*
ju st -who it is and exactly how It
nnd twelve presidents in Europe.
happened.
To Be Continued
|5
K aliyno «in« f«™ s”u,h
(CopyrightrJ020, NEA Ser„ Inc.)
saddle worth *5.000 is oWned
!. S. Garcia. Elko, Nov. About
10 worth of gold and silver is
Moderate ih price—in u se -o n e
spoonful equals tw o o f many other
brands. Elim inates failure— pre.
vents waste o f baking materials
LIQUID
■actf and ToiUt
POWDER
S se S e r:
OPEN ALL NIGHT
ij, or dirt*4
TRIAL OFFER
THE WORLD’S GREATEST
BAKING POWDER
BTWWgS
Sarrferd Cafe
125 W. FIRST ST.
The above letters when properly arranged form the name
of a late president. Everyone .sending in the correct solu
tion will be awarded a beautiful lot, size 20 x 100 feet.
FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMBRANCES, loom
ed in one of our new subdivisions between New. York add
Atlantic City.
This offer expires .May"I5lh, 1926
BEWARE (IF IMITATORS!
We are ih r originators of this advertising plan. •
LYON MFCLCO.
1
imimitiiiiiniiiiiiiiuii
U nder Auspices of Sanford’s Leading M erchants
MAXIM DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
110 ,V. IITIh Strei-t
I2!>
N o t v,.rl( c'llv
Readiness
A
the
7
c h iev em en t
st he
of
yesterday
TferitaqeTomorrow
+++<•+++++++++-M-+
H E d ataila and re s u lt* of the o p e ratio n s of the Southern Group ef B ell T e le
phone Com psnies d u rin g the y e a r 1925 en ab le you to be fa m ilia r w ith the prooraes of th e telephone In d u s try In A la b a m a , F lo rid a , G eo rg ia, the C a ro lln a i.
K e n tu ck y, L o u isian a. M ississippi and Tennessee. T h ie p re s e n ta tio n Is but a c o n tin u
a tio n of o u r policy of ta k in g (he pub lic fu lly In to our conflefsnce, and expressing the
a p p re c ia tio n o f th e telephone w o rk e rs fo r your frie n d ly In te re s t and c o -o p e ra tio n .
T
vivos of an army of skillet! men and
women, whose annual pgjyrnll amounts
to $20.8:tr>,yfi2.
/
The duties of citizenship intjxvse the
responsibility of sharing the cost of
government by (he payment of taxes.
Last year the lax expense amounted
to $11,066,784, which is three times ns
great as tho lax bill for the.year 1018.
The u.'O of llu* serv ice is a measure
of its value and efficienty. ljtst year
there was an enormous increase in
the volume of rails, and it is u matter
of pride that the character of the
service rendered was of a high order
— the liest for any year since the war.
Another source of satisfaction has.
betm our happy relations with our
customers and with the public. This
has been reflected in the fact that
there are now more than 11,548 stock
holders. of the Hell System in this
territory, who own 218,016 shares of
stock.
’•
Easter, and the world stands on smart
review,
various whims of
fashion a
worn
men and wom en of discriminating
,
tendencies.
t
*;•••»'. • *
.jW T 1JE*
*
Study the lines of fash
ion as you see them in the Easter
Prom enade.
Never was there a smarter groupe of
1
The telephone wprkers appreciate
your friendly ..-co-operation, and it en
courages them to strive continually
to reruldr th e ‘kind of service you
want.
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A pparel than the models that have
"toridu Manager
by Sanford m erchants
iV*
been
assembled and will be shown
4
.v
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Oni Policy, On* SyUnm, Vmhcrul Scrrict
.
♦
;
during ihe
w eek of M arch 29 to A pril 3.
’’B e l l S y s t e m -*
1-
’
�OTHERS,
IS SELF
Carpenter’s Union
Will Hold Meeting
Oil Next Thursday
Tho fira t d istric t m a tin g of thr
Volusia and Seminole county K
c a b .of the United Brotherhood 0{
j'cprcfsYnt.
[for the Marengo kill- C arpenters dnd Jo in e d , /gpftscntL, Coin*’ po*B'hb m- -ed hero b y locid 176J, will be, held
some years ago, a t th e City .Hall .on Thuaadav night
r " j gS prosecuting fccpiuninjrnti 3 o'clock, according to
of horse steal- an announcem ent made j today by
Fred Meek, chairm an of the en
^ i n * started a t a tertainm ent committee.
rcjiresentutiven from the pe.
■rani P berr county,
rned property. It is I,oCm 'S p rin ts , New Sm.vrnn a-.,|
Intended to .g o int* IleLnnd locals are expected to atUeanwhile, officers tend with t h e ir Wire* and friends,
its were on lib trail and all members of organized con.'
s tru e tb n labor tftrtonr'arp Iftvifej
to be present, Mr. Meek said.
_ M ayor, F o rrest Lake and R. tv.
Ponrman. Jr., will be on the spent
e r’s list, nnd labor representative
from mony ■neurby sections will
be nresent to 'assist in the ce!?.
bration of recent labor triumph,
including the new bcoIc of t l . l o an . h. i s t.o r y rese n e s » soparate
hour which will go into effect la. niche fetr John flnlvin Coolidge,
cally for carpenters beginning Apr. Tor to him came the thrill, experi
enced ns yet by no other mnn, of
1. Mr, Meek announced.
- Refreshm ents will be served nnl inaugurating his own son president
dancing enjoyed preceding n sur of the- United States".
By the light of a little oil lamp
prise entertainm ent Which is ox.
pected to afford much merriment. I he stood, this quiet, gaunt mnn of
Vermont, i|id administered the
oath th a t made his hoy Calvin tho
nation’s 30th chief executive. T in t
was, on Aug. .1, 1D23, and (lie time
was 2:110 in the morning.
Immediately he flnrhed into Ra
tional prominence.
Word went
out of Plymouth that Colonel Coolidge, a justice of the peace, hod
rrln v ’
(Continued from Page One)
administered the presidential oath
l U « J go to W ashington last full ami that on the Coolidge family Bible
Colonel Coolidge refused to spend! by the d im , ray* of « kerosene
[lne)
tho w inter aw ay from *fnmi!i tl. lamp—and* his was the greatest
farm - .faces and Bconos- Almost persu:u!.j glory a father ever knew.
cd. tho Colonel at last went to hi.
Perhaps within him h« did fed
dstock physician, Dr. A lbert W. Cram,
a g reat surge of pride that his son
is fath“ Will you guarantee, if I go to i should achieve such honor and that
[id Mrs. W ashington, I will bq alive to r>- he should he the simple instrument
adstock, tu rn In tho Spring, 1“ he asked tboU
sent CalvlnJ
*' A m h e rs t* *
X never had to teU Cal
to
a.thin& tvicen
JLn. 1 9 i0 ^ a e .« a M ; c M t i
| o.tecfceA mayor oF -
*
b X o rlh n jn p tc n .
two men as they stood together in
the small hours of that New Eng
land morning will never Ik? known,
fo^ father nnd son alike placed n
*1878, he was active in local nnd
1 .!.tatc affairs ^nd hohlTmuiy pnlitt‘ leal posts, the most im portant of
1 (...1. 1. 1. a
, ,
'
.
which was th a t-o f slate senator,
r The title “colonel'’'d a te s hack to
“x Bun!Col. C6olidge~Dies
ic e s!^.ast Night.,'After;
^ ( Lingering Sickness
M A Y O R SCORES
PROPAGANDA ON
CITY BOND ISSUE
in reporting on the result? ob
tained from the special advertising
campaign n v e.t'iv launched by the
Citatum <’ t .moH-ree, D. 11. Mc. fu r!.: d, ca:oi ^.j*n director, stated
U lc t
. Acre ^ a jn g receiv e^
•kl *;;- ji
“ •aumjwrs front
v •rli.wh-’ • |ivo,’!.'' who evidenced
:
,
. c . t or locuto here
•.-.acre a v. .-.I developed back coun
try m-i'ivd continued prosperity.
I .Mr. McFurlund expressed the
conviction that Sanford was at this
that of Miami, Daytona and Ortinu* in a position comparable to
lando JO years ago, and that in
vestors who entered the community
Vodiiy were getting in on the
ground floor of future (trofits that
would equal if not eclipse those
•made in other sections during the
height of the boom.
He read an editorial in the M all
in Florida's future, and told of the
increasing interest and confidence
th a t investors are placing in San
ford an dthe section surrounding
S treet Journal expressing faith
ford nnd the section surrounding it.
In
closing
Mr.
McFarland
streamed the need for the continu
ance of community advertising,
and outlined the Chamber of Com
merce’s plans to conduct a mail
advertising program that would
place Sanford’s special "14 points"
D f substantiality before the eyes
of approxim ately 100,000 people.
Announcement was made by
President Edward -Higgins of the
completion of the Sanford-DeLand'
highway and plans for an opening
reception to be held on April 16
a t Orange City.
“Board of Strategy”
For Dry Enforcement
In 4 States Selected
Six years Inter he m arried C ar
rie A. Brow, who died in 11120 w ith
out issue.
Wad in Politics Himself
During his life as a farm er, fol
lowing the. death of his fath e r in
NEW YORK, Mar. in.—<>)—
Trading interest was at a low ebb
in the Bond market today" ami
prices fluctuated wiithin nxtronicly narrow limits throughout the
early dixiiings.
Selling press m e apparently was
lifted from the foreign group, but
concentrated more heavily against
domestic issues which moved down
ward in tlie wake of a decline In
stock prices. Belgian obligations .
showed signs of rallying from their
recent relapse owing t > the rbntroversy\over a new loon luit H er
man General Electric 7’s were frac
tionally -lower.
Indications that the Van Swcvinyt ns would-pttempt to dcvlr-e c new
ys'iekel J ’.bvlf..nw cpr. plan brought'
'Corifliciing mf>\ (•mcntirin tim bonds,
of tho participating companies I
Chesapeake and Ohio 5's advanced
almost n point before encountering
profit-taking, white tho Erie is
sues declined sharply.
Seaboard Air Line and Seaboardj
all-Florida bonds were weak, sell (
ing of public utilities liens includ-i
od international Tebplmiie 5’s.l
Putdic Service of New Jersey »5's
nnd Chicago Railway 5’k.
E x p e r t To Discuss
Local Bulb Industry
r">outh,
*nd Mrs. Coolidm
“Lcr the train
.Lonn., soon after
0 official news of
Coolidge.
dressed early and
With, them
y tr*ln was their
f t * '" - Amherst
J.
trnln •*
***• Ml appeared
Dr. David Griffith:^ horticultur
ist of tho United States Agricul
tural departm ent who has just
completed an intensive survey of
the bulb industry in fioniinolo
county, will m n k ej: report on his
findings a t the meeting of tha
Seminole Bulb Growers’ Associa
tion tomorrow night, and will give
mony vslualdo suggestions design
ed to promote the w-elfarc of the
industry in this Tuition, according
to B. F. W hitner, Jr., secretary of
the asspeintfon.
X—
,——
sombre-faced but kept their grief
The number of Church of E ng
to them selves, ’.i
Tho presidential p arty left-Wood- land clergymen over seventy year*
stock on the t u t log of their jo u r old is about eight per cent of the
ney to Plym outh a t 8:40 S. ns
total.
Tptina Halted as Ice Jams Railway Tracks
110.85; sorted killing pigs, 14.00
'down; heavy weight, 11.25® 12. 10 ;
medium weight, 1E75® 13.5ti; tight
Brain Table:
weight, 12.15® 13.80; light lights.
CHICAGO, Mar. ID.—(/P)
12.35® 14.00; packing 12.00® 12.60.
parntive griiin table;
Close
Year
Open
Cattle— Dull trade; receipts 10,Yesterday
Ago Today 000 ; shippers outlet narrof; most
WHEAT—
steers offerings were ntalC; best
May, new....ICCVI 107s,
heavies, 0.70; active-outlet on she
stock; light heifers selling ap p ar
ently out of line with well flushed
heavy steers; several loads 8.75®
0.25; hulls week to 25c lower.
Sheep— 12,000 ; fnt Inmhs fairly
active)
strong; , several
loads
heavy; Nebraska Inmhs, 12.50;
choice 89 pound farm fed lniiibs to
city butchers, 14.00; beat wool
lambs held around $14.25; no stric t
ly choice light kind on sale; prnei b ully no sheep or shearing Inmhs
offered.
•
i allied 22 points to 2151
Cl HE AGO. Mar. 19.—(A htry, alive, steady; receipts 5
fowls, 51 l i l sprirtes 511; lu
•'15c; roostcMjg!21|»'«]uckf>, IH
geese 10 c.
CHICAGO, ‘Mar- in.—5P)—Responwive to a defllno In Liverpool
quotations. Wheat went lower to
day during the first part of tin*
Board of Trade session, yesterday's
buyers were the principal sellers.
Reports of beneficial rains south
west nnd of favorable domestic
cron conditions in general, had a
contributing tendency to ease val
ues down. 7"ho opening was uivcbnnged to lkc lower; May new,
1.(50 to lOOH and July 1.43** to
14.1%, was followed by a m aterial
setback all around.
Corn and oats took their rue
nicely from the action of wheat.
With rath e r free selling in evi
dence, corn' dropped to the lowest
level reached of late. Chicago re
ceipts of corn were 215 cars.
Oat* started at '.ke ofC1 to ii
shade ndvunre, May 40% to 40%®
%. Enter all months showed some
loss.
Provisions were weaker,
sympathizing with grain.
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y
U
r.
>-*:l
|
Illness caused his withdrawal,
b it he re-entered (he following
graduated in 18115.
(aIvin asked Ids fath rr $ advice
concerning.taking up the law, nnd
the elder jConlidge told him to go
nbead. and so the father saw him
admitted to the bar in 1897 nnd
elected m ayor of Northampton,
council in 1880, his fikst political
office.
Son .Married In 1005
Various minor political posts
came Calvin's way, and in 1‘JUG
he tnnrricd firnre Goodhue. Then*
followed a term “in the Massachu
he was
setts assembly, and in 1910 hq
elected m anyor of Northampton.
Tho father must have had an
inkling by this time th a t tiis*s«p
was destined for greatness, Nbtliing, apparently, could stand in his
way, and, following a term In the
state senate^ he climbed to the
lieutenant-governorship.
John CiHiiidge was present when
Calvin was inaugurated governor
of M nssarhusetUvIn 11) 10,
This
NEW ORLEANS, M ar. .ID.—OP)
—Cotton futures opened steady:
M ar 18 .42; May 18.02; July 17.(50;
Oct. 10.1)8; Dec. 10.94,
son’s career, for tho Boston m
strike made him n national fig
nnd two years ahead of the Jlpp
lican convention of 1320, iurri W
talking of. him a s “prcsldan
tim ber."
Uut W arren Ilardlnjr woa noi
be denied. .A landslide, onai
nnd the next night Wallace M
Csm ant of Oregon placed f a |
Cooihige In nomination for tMfVl
presidency.
Tho eider Coolidge probably'ii
cr dreamed that-hi* son would
any higher.
He told a rtpor
once that he hadn’t raised b U j
to bo president. It was Yghrift
no
or two Calotabs »t bni
i swallow of w ater.—i
th at's a ll No salts,
salts, no nausea
nqr the slightest interference with
ydur eatirg, work or pleasure.
West mort-ine your cold has va;>*
h in t. y<»ur- system >» thoroughly
purified amPyPV are fooling fine
with a hearty appetite for break
fast. 'j o t w hat yoir please,—no
$4.r.0G5.00. .
Oranges, boxes, fancy count nnd
stock. $:i.60®4.00^ •
Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count
and stock, $.'1.50®4.00.
Grapefruit, l«*xes, rjndce count
ami stock, $2.50®4.00.
Grapcfi'uit, boxes, fancy count
nnd stock, $2.50®4,00
G rapefruit, boxes, chotrn count
and stock f.'1.00®4.60.
Ktrawberrics, 82 quart crates,
practically no supplies.
Beautiful Costupies-Beautiful Girls
AH Local Talent
*r ‘One
R S E a ^ f i r package. «»***-*«■
O V A »!
C. L. Hrilt
CP A. ChiUW Kler. -
Jon U. Chittenden
I- P* Chittenden.
KNOW ABOUT
"fuw BifipOttlCfflw'
%
Peas, Jffnglisirr% bushel ham p
ers. $,T.60®4.00.
Peppers, standard crates, green ’ There is n saving in
fancy, $7.00®7.60
when yoti'uao Sheetrock.
Spinach, 7» bushel hampers, ncrnruing to quality $ 1.00 @ 2.00 ,
Squish, standnnl crates, yellow,
no supplies.
P
Squash, standard crates, white,
fancy, no supplies.
Sweet potatoes, per cwt. $11.60®
$2.75.
. "
Toninloes, li’s Florida, fancy
Phone 536
count and stock $5.00®6I)0,
Tomatoes, tops, Florida, choice
American Legion Follies
Under Auspices of
Canipbell-Lossing Post
Milane Theatre
j
April 25
How Doctors Treat
Colds And The Flu
you
JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Mar. 10.
—(/R)—Conditions and quotations
prevailing’ on the Jacksonville m ar
ket today ns reported by the FJor;dn State M arketing Bureau:
Supplies of all miscellaneous veg
etables very light;* demund good;
movement very light; murket
strung for good stock.
Beans, green, 7k bushel hampers
green, $8 .00 .
An itlcnl interior finish.
Beans, witx, 7k bushel hampers,
no supplies.
Nails direct to gtudding and
Hnbbage.lW , bushel hampers, Joes u^vuy w ith lath and pi ga
new Stock, f2.2r>®2.50.
Celery, Florida 10-inch crates,'
t's nnd O'* $4.50(0)5,50.
D R U ID
To break up a m id overnight nr
to e a t'a b o rt f " ’tnck of
infloanxa, sore *’ ♦••t *.r ton-1*** v
phyolcUni and ’ ’^gwta *-i* *'■ v
recoramandlng C ’o tsb '. the »»•«-ified and refioad calomel con: pou d
U biet that give* you tha affacb* of
calomel, and aalta combined. wUhout the unplaaaaat affects of eith-
halted for si*
\
Frank
J
BUILDERS
and
FARM ERS
SUPPLIES
�Ladies
■WpW
risbane
wmm m r r p i
, FI*hiinc League..
|*1*rU a^,
Much of SdnforcUs moral and material w elfare la directly
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.Chlitene Chao*I l l M *n |U i » w
*w
attributable to thchprogressive spirit of ita women,* and the
Artie* Over Gold.
u Btcond Claa* M i ilit . functioning o f itH Woman's Club which has, ip recent years, % Balt W ater for Flahe*.
IT, 1911, at th e Poatorflc*
By ARTHUR BRI8BANB
V K tn r ld a j u n d tr A ct of extqtided ita field of operations to share m atters political,
educational nnd civic..with bridge luncheons, receptions nnd ever risk i i»*».
■**» c*-
IR R O ^ iM llw « » l M aakiar the usual social frivolities which constitute in many cities the
railuT
MC. JOIORR, n n a a s la a K dlU r
1
j i - t i n r i u m o ’i h a t r *
)ftl Yrar—IT.oO 81* Month* ,-IIB u
3«lhr*rM In City W Carrier, mo
* N l U t C>k'
Edltlott II.III
■FKC1AL, NOYICBi
A ll ob itu ary
ao tlees. earda of thank*, reso lu
tion* and notlcea of ent^rtafnm eni*
w here ch a rte a a r t m ad* w ill be
« M f|M l for jit regular a d v a r ^ ln *
N V pdlK Il, AS90CIATCD PHItSB
Tfi* * A»kM*ated Vreaa n «xelu»lr« iw * * n tiu ed M th e c i r f o r rapuufirm Ion of alt. new* dlapatchea
r C redited to It or not otherw ise
credited In thla tonne and alao th e
local Drvra pulillebed herein. Ail
.tlr tlia ^ o f republlcatlon of apedal
r liap atch ea herein are alao r**erved.
:
iT itW A Y . MARCH 19. 1920.
f T U B - HERALD'S PLATFORM
v, 1.—Deeper water roula to. Jack‘
It!*
•
*
BktrbriloB of SI. JshRi-lnRlrer eanat. *;
.■tension nf white «fay.
summing pool, leania coarta,
|*
t
[tTjcinrnting of tmtldlnr proim-k-housf*, hotel*, a p a r t ll ‘hooaeir.
s t , of atrret paring
m
7.—Construction
of
boulevard
artdrvd lAke Monroe.
&—Cnmtdctidti vtof city beautified-
V .jSUSBTw
with proTlaion for Increased fa-
flU fjJi V ERSE EOR TODAY
COD KK BPS ISRAEL—"Ami
the Angel^nf God.—removed nnd
w ent behind them ; nnd the pillar
Kj.’ of fjnml rerpoved from before them
W . anq jttybd behind them. And it
; entile between the camp of Egypt
‘ anti the camp of Israel;—nnd the
one cdhie not near the other nil
..the nlejit." Bit. .14; 10 -20 .
PRAYF.U—O thou. Who dost
neither slumber nor «Je«p, continue
; the mercy nnd fcnllghtfin nnd proteejHeVory faithful soul.
s THE LEAGUE of Nations, unfull program o f sim ilar organizations.
ablo to settle Ita internal fight, has
The dawning o f ench day brings a greater realization of adjourned
*lne die, with Germany
the many really worthwhile things that Sanford women, aro out of the league.
bringing to their-city. I n c Woman’s Club is nn active com ,| President Coolidge nnd. the sen
m unity asset, its members are women w ith a vision crystal- ate please notice. A league that
maintain pence in its own
ized into nn objective, women with brains,nnd foresigh t who cannot
Assembly a t Geneva will hardly
are em inently worthy to stand side by side with the stranger m aintain pence among nations
sex in the building of this city.
'
scattered over the face of Europe.
This nation should keep out of
The value o f women in certain phases o f public life is
unquestionable. Female proponents of improvement m eas the league’s front door nnd out of
the back door called “the world
ures arc often more successful in the passage o f beneficial court."
legislation than their masculine contemporaries, because to
Our league of nntions, 48 states
women politics are som ething new, som ething to be taken reaching from the.A tlantic to the
seriously. When n woman wants som ething, be ft a dress or Pacific, should satisfy us.
an ordinance, she wants it, nnd the chances are she in going
PEKING IS said to be in
to g et it. The essentially fem inine quality th at led some har- near-chaos condition," und "Japan
rassed scribe to write "persistency, thy name is women" is is gravely concerned,” - for good
whnt is needed in civic life today. Too often m asculine legis reasons.
China goes to piece* and can
lators ure content to hnve Home really worthwhile bill tabled notIf buy
or sell goods, that will be
or loss umid a sen of red tape.
Not so w ith the woman in had for business,. Japanese and
public life. W ith the relentlessness and fearlessness that European
Chinn might be beaten into order
characterizes the sex, she pushes through to a successful
sufficient
for Business purposes.
conclusion any measure th at she deems worthy and.advisable.But there nre the Bolsheviki.
The good influence of women ih felt in every department
Japan fears that Bolshevism may
of Sanford’s civic adm inistration. T here are women on our back the Chinese agitation, nnd re
playground committee, beautification com m ittee, city plan membering tKht the allied nntions
nin g commission, in fact on nearly every com m ittee respon of Europe combined wero unable to
.coerce Russia, Japan would not
sible for real constructive work;
care to undertake that job nlone.
Sanford owes a debt to its women th at cannot be easily
EUGENE C. May, highly educa
paid, for it is a debt contracted for benefits not mensurable
in dollars nnd cents. ■ The city's freedom from crime, uur ted, has left this earth in d islu st.
Yenrs ago he learned the location
excellent sanitary conditions, the absence"bf slums ami dis of
n schooner sunk in a .few fa th
orderly houses, the beautification program that is making oms of water on its way from the
our streets comparable with those o f any .Florida city, our Australian gold fields with $10,advanced educational conditions, our well, appointed play 000,000 in gold on board.
Trying to get the gold he fitted
grounds; these are only a few of the material "things that
out two expeditions, spent nil he
women have given to Sanford.
had. more than $ 100,000 . nnd failed.
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Solid Central Florida
HILToj
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h « tl^
H. HI
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8*8F0RD
kirk *
AUTO TOP]
• M* rartala*
C**hl*n«
i u ! i l<r’
W. H.
MKAT
410 Snnford At
I’nlmetto
Aaln Tap*
■ l * e C*rl*l*« f , , '
C*i
Model
“ W* n t ,
Not lk«
He opened the veins of his wrists,
died, nnd now his nshes will he
scattered on the surface of the
Pacific' ocean above the $10,000,000 in gold that he did not get. A
good text for sermons.
The (ncvitablu period of readjustment which has set in on
Public Stenographer
Fit on J- Mough ton
the East Coast intensifies rather than diminishes the solid,
A
BRITISH
scientist
makes
this
substantial values and assured future of central Florida.
A R C H IT E L T
.Valdez Hotel Arnold
most important announcement con
Conditions in this rich agricultural belt hitherto submerged cerning
cancer. Ho enn detect, by
Flr-t NatInoai JUr.k HWg
in the general frenzied speculation that over ran the state analysis of n few drops of the pa MISS LYNETTE McKAY
S M .f n r r t , ------------- Florid*
are now being elevated by contrast to their rightful position tient’s blood, the presence of can
HAD I BUT KNOWN
fr r
of pre-emiijence, nnd it is becoming more and more apparent cer in the enrly singes, Cancer
that the future prosperity of the stale hinges directly on the located and treated promptly in the
Had I but seen Thee, Lord,
beginning can ho
permanently
enduring resources of its geographical and financial heart.
ft In care-worn, haggard face
eradicated. Cancers Hint kill are
Through ■prison bars, nnd known
While many coastal communities nre contracting financial those ignored too Jong. Report any
Thou Wort within that place,
M7IHT*
s r r r r k i*
i \ v r * t i « a t io s is
isic’iimw t a t
ly,
Florida’s central section is expandng; while other districts strange growth to your doctor.
Tkbn would I, Lord, have gone
are experiencing the disadvantages of building on unstable
Robertson* Williams and Monahan
To Thy poor side and said
"Long hnve I yearned to lift the foundations, central Florida is secure on its solid, substantial I GENERAL BRUSSILOFF, dead
PUB LK’. A(’i i >U MTA NTS
Salto 13-lfl Mnounlr
liollillm*
Sj . *
thorn
basis, While other less fortunate communities boasting no!hhi-.. nYnJL't aIIT1?*
'JJhim J h y dear blooding head!" intensely developed back country are curtailing their civic ana non Auatrinn*in" w Cw<Vk^
expenditures, central Florida citjes are expanding, hiking' Th« United State* g«t much ex
Had I but felt Thy hnnd
on bigger programs, spending more money than ever before ‘■i1*’'1
that glorimi* victory
T h o u g h prison hnrs touch mine,
And known forgiveness planned
for the development of IhoBfr-resourccs t hat guarantee Ihe in"* *'‘nt
mill,innR
to
F 6 r thief and me was Thine,
ccontinuance
o n tin u a n c e oi
of eexisting
x in tim r tm
m n e ritv
R
ukhi.i . Ono year later llruiailnff
piospeipj.
W
ilH
other*
to
force
the
T m n would 1, Lord, have sought
In the first few days of a campaign to raise $800,000 forjc’xar <<rr the throne, and mu ltns-!
T*- clasp Thy pierced palm
a new Y. M. C. A, building that will be a credit to the city , pl,,n
were worth so much n!
Aftd cling to Thro who bought
And keeps my soul from harm!
and to the state, Orlando has passed the $100,000 mm!.. ],,,l">d «* wn-*te paper Soit jroca.!
Lakeland has oversubscribed a $200,000 budget for Southern. -taxmenM
’1'm
" 'l k'n<' °f |
n d 1 but heard Thee sav
College, ‘SanfardibBAjust raisfil $1}j,000 fora sbpjr
bppjputt'ritrti’y
accepts nnttifc -mHl HtlsA
advertisement
miginenting
a
l for these along f pray,"
, , campaign,
_ ills $105,000 publ/ciiyj GIUSEPPE BOGGIANO was
mown the Ghri*lly mlndl
program, and is now assured of the passage of a $2,GOO0001hnpuv wh it lie earned small wages j
humbly said to Tlict*
n» day Inlmn-r in New York V) J
Prayer Book
city |)on<l issue for necessary Improvements.
Thy deor feet I ’ve laid
v*ars mro. Now, owner of m il-,
Apartment
buildings,
hotels,
blocks
of
stores
and
private
own Gethsemnne!"
he has ham-ed himself in 1
*
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•
f
residences are springing up in all sections of central Florida li,;nst
the park of his chntenu on Lake
Wbuld I had known, dear Lord,
with record speed ns the embargo lifts und this dish-id's ( onio. Ills last message was "I i
f
'Ty^ns Thee
greatest
building era opens.
have discovered that money does
Il^ithat foul prlKOn place
>' Resiam boring Thou once an id t,> i There nre some who believe thul Florida is facing business not give happiness."
That may coinfurl the pour, hut,
depression, but these unenlightened ones nre not the car unfortunately
nia
*9
poverty does not give
r looked in Thy face
penters, the brick masons, the plasterers or the joiners, thnt happiness either. What dot's give
to the least to Me!"
great army, of builders who know by intimate contact that hnpniness is mental activity of a
"Hick wa* I," in pri*on hound,"
' ‘Didn't then 'thou come to *ec7" building activity in Florida today is more advanced than at useful kind.. Money rnn't inter
fere with that, huf poverty run.
"tjfhat thouirht trnve thou, w hat' any previous tiniu in the state's history.
«
succor, a id ,Not only are old building projects, delayed by the embargo, TWO LEARNED Turkish m-hol*‘T^ those, In lovo, for me 7"
progressing, but new permits issued exceed the amount of jar*. MeluVu'dAhkVf.'nnd tnn Molan prioat, Kutchuk JInmdi.
Help me, dear Lord, to feel and those given out in other years, and all indications ure that lmmm
will trim*lute the Koran from the
192(5 will be the greatest building year in Florida’s history.
» know
T A harlot'a lot, the prisoner*' woe.
Some indication of the tremendous demand for builders original Arabic into everyday
Help tpo to bop und hear and fetfl, may be gathered from the report of Fred Meek, local official Turkish, enabling everrinv Turks
to rend tlit* Barred book. Whether
Aa'hum bly a t Thy Hide I kneel,
Their c a rt^ th e ir wrmiir. their »or- of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of that will strengthen Ihe hold of
/
rdw borne,
America. Among other encouraging information, Mr. Meek Motuimmrrt on the |iuhlle mind i*
TH^Ir mrokon hope, their spirit states ^mt the membership of the local union has increased a question. Mystery helps relig.
O’NEAL-BRANCH CO.
ion.
*
from
forty-three
nine
months
ago
to
one
hundred
and
three
-Bjftin to •and bitter lack and scorn,
•‘15 l i Pine S |.t Orlando, Flu.
TO TELL a modern Turk how
}ld)p
to hear and feel and nee, at the present time, with many applications for membership
And b« to them kb Thou to me! pending. This condition is typical of the building activity Mohammed rode W heaven on his
whitu horse, saw angels with eyes i
kQ "
;i
—Maude Waddell.
existing In all cities of central Florida.
many miles npnrt, etc., may rtrike !
> -----------------With almost half a million dollars coming in from celery the modern Turk aa Improvable—
Thera are mord than five hundru^-brondcastinR stations in the shipments every week during the long season, Sanford and that is, if the modern Turk is per
country, including several in Snn- the region around it clearly illustrates the cause for this mitted to think for himself on
building activity, and mid-Florida’s position in the limelight such subject*.
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of prosperity.
EIGHTY-FIVE per rent in our
Loans
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
H iia tll*
th a t he i*n’t worth Adnm,
i * ; , — —o— —
Another thing we would like to
<lcnow ii> uhut the prciddont of tinAnfi-Swoaiic Ix-ugm- *«(«•* when
ho mi**c» ar eiglitwii-ineh putt 7
a
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If the Senator* surrtvda in win
niuif the American League pen
nant ugnin thi* year, there'll bo a
great stir in Wuxhiugtun, nnd it’ll
probably viaj in a eongrpBsiunal in
vestigation to ore what it'* nil
a bout,
gir Oliver I*)dge, noted English
snuittuilist, hiiyw di-utb is a new
ndfrntuiv, all of which may In
ti ue, hut iu*t the name it’* one
iidVnntgrc we don't wnnl to exin-, rioncu until Ihere’H nothing else to
do jin this world.
0
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” ■ -id
*
Now that American tennis play
er* have let the French slur* de
feat them, maybe France will be
in *kUth good mood thnt she’ll
anted up her debt payments to
thUrty-em- years liutend of *ixt.v"V
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An,mem,i™ « ,» perlmp.,
« « r ly
bo found in Honda today as at any spot in the United States.
So that those who are engaged in the futile und rather silly
propaganda against Florida must accept classification with
those who do not approve of this particular manifestation
of Americanism. For one who has never visited the stale
this mental attitude may be explicable; but those who have
vistod all parts qf-Florida and have failed to become its.de
voted admirers and friends would do well to mnke n careful
examination of tin* quality of their Americanism.— Elmer
H. Youngmuu in Hankers Magazine.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
By IRVIN 8 . COBB
THE FATAL ERROR OF
POOR PRONTO
import duty will keep Italian *lraw
for making hat*, nut of the United
StHto* nnd take work from 100,000
in Tuscany. Unlcaa it can lie ,
shown thnt this country makes n i
great deni by thi* ta riff increase J
it rami* u*elea* cruelty to ruin an i
iuduntry thnt employs
100,000
worker* in a friendly nation.
T O M S iM S S A Y S “ i i
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I
Rending mnketh a full man. And j
it also m aketh a lurv man.
A BeeovS
■ H a ll, P e n tla n d & Mc(
A U D I T S S Y S T E M S TAXES
e
Jacksonville, Tnmpn, Miami. Sufarti
l'a!m Bench, Dtiytoim Btxl~
/ * , 1/
Give Bible or a
S . ^ u r office boy say a ju«t
MONEY AVAILABLE
F or F irst M ortgage Loan* on Liberal Valutl«*|
'/
Consult us first when in the market fori
i
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Sanford, Florida
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F ir s t A n n u a l
A u to E x p o s itio n
Sanford, Florida
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Real E state 3
No m atter how good you
your teeth may b; bad.
Whnt’s wrong seems to depend
a great deal upon who does it.
Ponto und he would answ er to it—
answer by whistling. You see, his
A lot of this stuff vou buy in
blowhole was clogged with barna- non-re fillablo bottle* makes nonAn American newspaper man ! clea nnd every tim e Ire spouted he refillubte customers also.
was coming, hom,t from Europe onej made a sound like a siren on a fire
summer on it lliiti*h liner manned boatThe chief grounds for a famous
ami officered exclusively by Iirit"Ponto was a g rea t pet with all divorce filed recently I* thnt they
isher*. The Yankee >at at I lie tho ships that traded in and out hnve ben m arried since lfijjf.
purser’* t able. All in* tnhlrinatcH of Cincinnati. The pilot* got to
were Englishmen. One evening at know him, and when they wero en*
diunei the jiurser was inclined to tering port nnd snw Ponto crulRing
The man who laugh* at bis wife
do a little "spoofing" at the ex- about in tiio ehunne] they would when she ha* n bad cold should be
penses'of the American.
signal him nnd he would aignnl arrested for attem pted suicide.
He lirgan by telling of a trip bnck, always giving tho correct
o f ub like to on to bed
• Thing* in worry about: Profcs- lie claimed t<» Imve made on a num ber of blast*. But he's dead nndMost
bate to g et up. Wouldn't it
*or Of i-go*l. Rake* of the De- 1stemmhip which pas*ed through an now—poor old Ponto!
bo fun if this was reversed? ■
trnit News has discovered that if cm rmou^ school of whale tiff the
"Olio day there was n freig h ter
yofl tool nil the prftxrls in the Nnvfoutuilund Bank*.
coming in from Covington, Kentuc
Never give a friend vm correct
w.*J«t - 'x 1
1*™". i8t « sboGghi
-All of them were sound ari.ep," ky and Ponto tried to imss her. uddreon. He m ay be planning t<i
ypU coUidn t do. it.—Tampa „nj(, t|lt.
uj|h „ wijl,
headed out. But he got confusea send yon a w®illntr invitatfon.
^T rfb u n c. _____
,
gleeful f Row eountryman, “and and gave the whistle for going to
■ ary
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nil of them were snoring. Tho .the port flide when he m eant the
Tiiere a r t *o many new soaps
Tlimnas A. Edison nay* we have mdse was deafening.”
stnrboard, and the freig h ter ran being advertised. Soap htskera
enoiigh inventions for the present.i “It must hav, heen?’ said the him down ami stove in four of hi* must be cleaning up everywhere.
but R sernm to u* that something correapundent; “but w hen I was a j
com partm ents, andlie sank in nine
—x — —
ought to |ie done to preseivc rim l.oy out in Ciannnnli, Ohio, lie i . .
m inutes, whislling for’ hcltiLo theLenroot want* an investigation
appears rye of our *tr«w haU to
used to be „ whistling whale that;
very l#»L"
/
of milk. We w ant to know when
*«%«mre jftu
lum m cr to [lived
i front of
*‘— from
r~ " one *’*
" “' J in the ocean ju«t In
A fte r which n alienee befell a t cows atartod giving vanishing
tb*r next,
1my father'c Louie. Hi* name was I tb f .p u rse r’s table.
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MRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR
MRS. E. D. ELY IS He 5ESS AT CARD
, PARTY HONORIN, MRS. MEAD
RESIDENCE TELEPH O NE
. tributfng stations in Kentucky, In
diana and VirginaHuge Structure
B uilt n t a cost exceeding $7,000,000, including* accessory con
struction, Dix dam is 1,0;!0 feet
long, 750 feet thick a t the base, 276
feet high from stream bed, and is
.capped w ith a paved fendwny 24
fee t wide. .Constructed In a n a r
row gorgo between two high cliffs,
it Is composed of 1,800,000 cubic
yards of rock. Two g reat blasts,
one o f 84,000 pounds o f explosive
and another of 23,000 pounds, blew
thousand* of tons of m aterial off
tho cliff tops into the riv er bed.
Mono stone was piled on tho heap
until the gorge was filled to tho
required bight. On top of this
was poured a "blanket" of concrete
averaging two fe e t in thickness.
Construction on tho dam and
plant began In tho fall of 1023
when a tunnel, 015 feet long nnd
tw enty-four fe e t in diam eter, was
bored through tiie cast cliff to
divert tho riv er f lo w during con
struction, On March 17, 1025, the
engineers closed the tunnel and
H arrington lake began to form .
Sevep and one-half months later
tho firs t current for commercial
uso was developed and put into the
transm ission lines.
Sp r i n g s t y l e s a r e s h o w n At
BAUMEL'S ANNUAL FASHION REVUE
new
Mrs. Gilbert Mood o f Crnnfohl.
N. J;, was tho charm ing guest of
honor on Thursday, When Mrs. E.
D. Ely entertained a t luncheon and
bridge a t tho Hotel F o rrest Lake.
Tho elegantly appointed lunch
eon table was lnid in ' the private
dining room, and was beautifully
decorated with low silver bowls 0f
sweet pens shading from 'orchid to
deep purple and baby breath. At
Intervals down tho Tong table were
tali lavendcT cathedral candies in
dfeep shaded holders tied with bowi
of another shade dP* lavender. The
nut cups were in the form s .of fluf
fy sprigs of hydrangea,, and held
salted pecans and almonds. Marl;,
ing the places of the guests were
quaint old fashioned maidens in
buffant skirts of tho . varying
shades of purple. A t 1 o'clock t
delicious eight course luncheon was
Bervetl.
f
A fter luncheon, the gueRts rtpaired to the Indica sittin g room
for n game of bridge ' H ero too,
the color scheme of th a purple tint*
was emphasized with' bowls d
gX 7rW
Popular Spring fashions were
shown on Thursday evening when sk irt in the fro n t being circular
tho Baumel Specialty Shop held its with printed m otifs sppUquel,
FRID AY, MARCH 1*
«id summer
annual Spring showing a t the Mi- was a stunning frock worn by Mrs. Pioneer Picked Mill S ite 160
jjilsne TbcaYears
A
go
Along
D
ix
River
lane Theater, before a large and O. T. Alford. A large picture h at
I f so. you will find a great;1
interested audience of local people of transparent green and orange
And Now The Largest Rock
deal of pleasure In study.
S'o. 2 0 . E- S.
and visitors from many neighbor straw was worn with this.
Filled Dam in World E x ists
A fancy printed crepe do chine,
Choice of eith er w riting or teach-'
ing cities.
iVlock at Jhe
All visiting
ing as a career will do a for*'
Most unusual was the stage set dgh neck, with sash tied -at the
LOUISVILLE, MnrH 19.—
tu n ate one for you.
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ting of a French salon, with n rig h t sldp had as its trim m ings
On a site selected nearly 150 years
back ground of. love bird blue and
Your, friends will look to you OS
«ill entertain
orange, with numerous potted
ago by Daniel Boone as among
an au th o rity on books and other
plants nnd palms, together with
literature.
'■
"many
excellent
mill
sites"
along
h
a
t
of
figured
georgette
and
shaded lights. Several gorgeous
straw
.
-i
You
will
gain
prominence,
Ip
«tul>
Dix
river,
today
stands
tho
Dix
Spanish shawls embroidered in
and social U fa
Mrs. Maurer’s brunette coloring river dqm, the largest rock-filled
vivid hues added a splash of color.
Sfcoor nt the
All kinds of costumes for morn- was enhanced in a sm art two dam in the world and tho highest
ingB, sports, afternoon and eve pieco costumo of Miami rose crepo
S i will entertain
nings together with" appropriate Elizabeth, the skirt having the of any kind cast of the Rocky
AjAfternoon Tea
STOP THAT COUGH
hats and accessories wore shown popular kick pleat front. Tho fin Mountains.
,0ob i)t her home
The
hydro-electric
plant
a
t
the
ger
tip
blouse
was
tucked
a
t
tho
to advantage by n number of San
BEFORE IT STOPS TO
ford’s loveliest women.' Mrs. Ol shoulders nnd on the sleeves. dam is the late st unit in a nation
iver Smith, Mrs. O. T. Alford, Mrs Pockets, and trim m ings were of wide superpower transm ission.sys
K ilt will enterJohn Mauer, Miss M argaret Cow heavy white lace. On tho loft tem.
lit i o’clock nt her
Situated near the confluence of
an. Miss Frances C herry,'and M hs shoulder was a large D ow er-of
iwnuc, honoring
Miami rose with touches of sil the Kentucky and Dix rivers, in the
Klvn Pearco.
newly electTho i(8V Spring colors both in ver. Her hat was n large chapeau Blue Grass region of Kentucky,
IL Woman's Club.
the pastel apd more vivid hues, of vinca straw with trim m ings of Dix river dam haa ju st been cornIvlads <the dolecompleted a fto r years of planning
such ns Miami rose, Mary Antoi matching tones.
L l Florida Cori
eighteen months of intensive
nette
pink,
raspberry.
Florida
or
An imported French creation and
n ' Clubs
construction.
It impounds a lake
ange, lemon yellow, sheik green, was the exquisite evening gown of
■of the American
white net elaborately embroidered thirty-ope miles long, covering 3000
frill be hcbftet 8
and beaded in pearls, Irridcsccnt acres nnd with an estim ated ca
L c of Mrs<^y C.
• AT ALL nilUfiGISTS
and silver over Boft whito satin, pacity of 100 billion gallons of waE h Avenue,
caught nt the back with ropes of
bbeague of Holy
Tho generators of tho
plant,
pearls, worn by Mrs. Maurer. Her
fourth will meet
throe
in
num
ber,
utilizing
540,000
wrap was of emerald green chif
h Mobley on Oak
On Thursday afternoon a busi I It was nnounccd by Mrs. \V. L.
PROVIDENCE, R. I., M ar. ID.
fon velvet lined w ill/ flesh colored gallons of w ater a minute when
Wdoek.
running a t capacity, develop 30,000 (AP)—Edwnrd Radding, real estate'
ness m eeting of ’the Sanford Hopley, chairman of the Welfare
georgette.
*
/
Ljd will meet with
horsepower of electricity a t 13,200
th at
the annual
Miss Frances Cherry was lovely volts. At a transform er substation broker in Springfield and this city,
IttD on Palmetto Woman's Club' was held fo r tho derfertment.
purpose of electing a president for • harity Ball for the benefit of the
nearby tho current is raised to CO,- who was facing trial on charges of
would be held on Tue^dat
|CU»* of the Moth- the new year, nnd nlso to ratify 'hospital,
000 volts and transm itted to dis- forgory, hanged him self in his cell
voning, April fl, the place* to bo
cred in two shades of blue. Touchrill hold it* sodal the departm ent chairmen who had announced
Get the tight remedy—the best bch knows
a t tho state prison early today.
Inter.
’os of gold leather were Introduced
So qukk, so sure that millions now employ ttu
borne of Mrs. O, J* been elected a t th eir respective
on the collar and again on tho
f Avenue at 3:30 departm ent annuul m eetings, i I p| Qn acepunt of the Chautauqua
Tho latest in foot gear wna His body was discovered by a The utmost ia a kutive. Droer-kic-Quialnt
April 7, the regular
sleeves. Worn with this costume shown by tho models nnd was f u r guard.
He was in prison in de In (deal Iona. ColJs stop ia 34 hours. In
®bfrs ore nsked to tellers fo r the afternoon were Mr:. Icginningjoqn
monthly nu/fness meeting of too
was n little close fittin g hnt of nished by Lloyd's Shoe Store. Tho fault of $87,500 bail.
Grippe in j ds) s. The system Is clean:J and .
W. T. Wheeless, Mrs. M. Minnril:, Waman’sC lub.w ilk
postponed.
white straw.
tqped. Nothing comosres with Hdl’s*
furnishings
nnd
lamps
‘
a
c
re
loan
Mrs. A. K. Rossitcr, nnd Mrs.
Radding succeeded in com m itting
Mrs. E. L. Marked announce I
Another
costume
shown
to
ad
ed
by
tho
Miller
Furniture
Com
M. McKinnon.
'bat the . annual flower show
vantage by Miss Cherry was of pany. W hat will bo worn along suicldo a fte r threo unsuccessful a t Be Sure I tfc e a U V fe Price 3 0 c ,
A fter the votes had been counted *opld bo held at the club house
Elizabeth crepe, n two piece ef tho Jewelry lino was displayed by tem pts. Lato in Februnry ho took
it was found th a t the highest num nrtfApril 15 Jmd 10, and asked for
fect of Nile green, a two piece cf- models, tho nrticlos being furnish a drug in Providence, which had
ber of votes fo r president \vu* tbq. hearty support of nil members.
clng
tucked in deep horizontal ed l>y H. C. Vlclc.
held by MrS. E. A. Douglas; i. The IShi also telling of several new fea
been purposely weakened by the
tucks, the novel sleovca having n
A most cnjoyublo musical pro
departm ent chairmen fo r the en tures that would bo added to tho
Get Red tat
phnrmacist
who sold It.
deep
flared
cuff
of
cream
net
and
gram , including songs, dancing and
suing y ear a rc : W elfare Depart- 'bqw this year, which will include
laco with touches of contrasting readings added much to tho ovom entp Mrs. Edward L. Markril; •i Japanese garden, where tea and
shaded ribbons. Tho unusual skirt niugs pleasure. Miss Atm Rob
L iterature D epartm ent, Mrs. Anna i hop suey would be served 1 y a
had box pleats studded with num son and Sally Fletcher gave tholr
br, in behalf of tho Van N ess Brown; Social Departof
Jhpane.'i;
maidens.
erous smnll cream buttons. A interpretation of tho now datjee
bspomlcd in a few merit, Mrs. W. Theodore Langley; croup
large picture lint of maize horse craze, tho '‘Charleston." Another
Uj srd the society Tho Music D epartm ent chairman
hair braid, with motifs of blue and
Ert in Longwood, has not been elected ns yet.
green, was worn with this outfit.
■ of July.
A stunning sport frock worn by
Miss Oliver Smith was a colorful
AT TUB
here
before
returning
to
their
home
a business visi
printed itordeyed I’cggy Pnige
and tn Jackson- in New CaBtie, Pa.
frock, with white back ground, and gave a group of humorous read
figures of green, purple and black, ings, nnd also acted the p a rt of
Mrs.
Fannie
V.
Lee
Mrs. M arlin entertained Frida)
tho skirt being pleated in lighten "Dnmo Fnshlon,” who told of her
I.K F T T VF.VMX
announces the m arriage of her
ing effect. Sho enrried n green whims nnd wldlcs being obedient
'■Til K T R A F F IC COI**
Walter Ilach of evening nt her home in W est -Golddaughter
Japanese parasol, nnd bog. Her ly enrried out by her slaves, (tho
--Comedy—
•'
iter guests of Mr. enrod, honoring their house guestB1.KANOH llOAtt DM AN
Ann
••From H aas 10 n r t ir k n *
hat was a close
Dr. and Mrs. Adams, of Ormond
woman).
Vn, Sunday.
I t r u n i r fit V a s t H s l s l t m
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and
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green straw.
Bench. Those enjoying the hospiAnal her popular entertainer of
Mr. Frank Rivers MneNcill
tality were Mr. nnd Mrs. Gifford
Another much admired gown the
Dundlne Ilnss,
■
on
Friday,
Mar.
19,
1920
Mr. and Mrs. Faulkm nn, Mr. and
worn bv Mrs. Sm ith was of lovo whi
Sanford,
Flu.
Mrs. McKee, Mr. nnd Mrs. Eld,
bird blur, fla t crepe,, long waisted a tl
HICK JOXIM
ja c k ru n n ift
..At home a f te r , ,
model, with full shirred skirt, the oth
ridge and fam ily; Mr. Vennmip ‘A
pr.
10.
'
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0
pockets being embroidered In me- Jno
Aclriutico, I)r. nnd Mrs. Adams Valencia Drive
tallic threads and nail heads. The
T
nnd Misses M artin nnd Smith
-MtillTNIXO JACK"
Sanford. Fin.
neew puff sleeves and collnr were nisi
—Corrotiy— ,
of cream spider web lace. A modS
Misses Emily G riffin ami Car- Mrs. Katherine White of Pittsturn bat of blue bankok. off face nnd
A I,u til no Lane Cem**ily
-CniMnla A i>(tiros a re*
irg, Pa , who has been the giiest
slushed model, with touches of con*, dan
[ Adsnu, ktve metiF B arber left Friday afternoon f Mrs. M argaret Wilson nnd Mrs.
for
Jacksonville
where
they
will
trusting velvet nnd small flowers,
F
jCMburg fa ,
CONTINUOUS rcnKOIlMANCH FROM 1 P. M. TO 11 P. W
spend the week end oh the gueri- •ohn C. Smith, left Wednesday
added a finishing touch to the nl- "Th
huRday for aihorl of
veiling
for
her
home.
relatives.
ready
pretty
costume.
.
n|d
ami Mr*. Uulin,
LEO-NflR-DI’S
GOUGH SYJ1UP
CREOSOTED
Rhode Island Realty
Man Commits Suicide
While Awaiting Trial
MRS.' E. A. DOUGLAS ELECTED PRESI
DENT OF SANFORD WOMAN’S CLUB
Colds
Be Q juick-B e S u r e /
AMUSEMENTS
Lee-McNeil I
Milano
Princess
|TT~
' W. O.—Sm ith of Moultrie, Ga.,
bufonf-wtre guest*'»pcnt the day in.Snnford on Thur:mom Monday aft.May as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Sam Bradford.
F»ulkm,in, after a
Benjamin W hitner has returned
a,..
ur*' ,*re from Jacksonville where he spent
' 11 relatives sevqrni days on business.
“THE WOMAN’S DAY
Y ou - Drive - It
hy Alleno Sumher
I’honc 150-J
**dThere
"“r* backwardl
year* our con“ » treated of
* gialronnmicnl
'*« Umb Chops.
I reduting. Salt
l»“h ablutions.
K* hself on its
E 2 f t “HaU!”
R *b|th mortal
V“ *r from this
bre fVsh pounded
attempt to
?*• She died.
F a r e starving
g^tnenia- Wor- a 'C a rrie Nation hatchet ever-w
insane asy- often. She says th at the tim e and
attention which its restoration drmanda taken his ntintl from her snd
rt«»tnes*! Mrs. he neglocta to ask whut she's pay
• Unnot go to ing fo r cheese now I
leafing „f
The Mode
?** .°f official
Joseph s coat of ninny colors haJ
5 . - M whut
take in to nothing on now spring hats. At
, *
*ray- least tw o colors ore seen in nu*t
Two-tone grosgrain nr
’ ahelher the
Permits him foillo ribbon fashions many a ha'.,
vJ k*? * ml. black, navy and scarlet.;
gL 0*'11" that
are some favorrii
demosuch 0 tomhlm
‘^ o r s wcnr
Flood
The breakfast table “ain’t whai it
u«cd to be," according to worrirt*.
1N e* J e rs e y
over
home sweet home. Perh«P<
I*®* inflicted
»hen n now breakfast menu idea wo’J ^
Wft*h,
■ 5 . cn? «P ^ the m oraine M
gather in friendly unity'about iw
percolatorl If you. can’t think
0 “ dn* but grant* fm it and ba«4,*« Notion- and w g s and pancakes, look at lk«
that
bem rk Bnd
% white
iin this day
Wds of Uvfam.
West Second & Myrtle Street
* nl Railroad
B A URIEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP
Extends its sincere thanks to
di those who so ably assisted in
nuking the Spring Fashion Revue
ho success it was.
S, S. Baumel
IIEGISTH ATI o x NOTICK
For IIiibiI IJlMftlon
LEARN TO DANCE
in* your own homo or at my
studio in tho Valdez Hotel.
For Appointment Write
W. Pen dr up, Box 717 City
e re g is tra tio n books of t •»** c it y
1nford, Klu.. will be open FrlStar. If. 192C. and w ill close
iy, A p ril s. 1»S«. A t Hie New
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Here is underw ear th a t U not only faahioned to w ear b ut to provide com fort In the
C ity B e g la tra tio n o ffic e r.
IS to Apr. s. 192*.
wearing.
011 can almost feel
®U.eJ col.
is*h«t you
Loose-fitting light w eight fabrics in athletic styles.
permit freo movement,
P ro p e r looseness to,
M en.ars rapidly learning of the com fort and convenience‘of
(his type of underw ear and unanim ously select It In preference to all o th sm ) Vary
moderately priced;
1 flamed, awoUen m o a o l a a —
GONE1 Rheumatism 1 conquered!
Driven right oat of tho systam—•
•Imply by*building rich red blood.
Sounds almost incredible — but
It'a trust You see, rheumatism, as
H ta caUed. that ^ M y o u a p
end tortures you night and day, is
caused by l m p 1
y »n '1
Weak, impoveriahad blood can I
throw off these Impurities^— so
u n io n
rha8.*fl1.gS lp » fNt turo rebuild yotu
Kod blood pariflos the system—
rheumatism Is driven right out.
Get this wonderful relief your
•elf! Thousands a re doing l|l
S. 8. fl. has been stopping rheuma-
or
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Fits hand
pocket a n d p a n e
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blemishes—-1st
surra
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popular
tw o-
PIECE ATHLETIC STYLE
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,.*e'could
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some
That Assures the XSeatest
Comfort and Service
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ANFOftP frfiHAIiP, FRTPAY M
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OFFICIALS ARE
WORKINGCREW
DAY AND NIGHT
Race Program
,
BILL TILDEN WILLi
FLASHES
l i v e Furlongs
First Raei—Claiming, purse $1,001). For four-year-olds -ami upwnrd: Marble 110; Kendall 102:
Indians Win From Giants
then two
^h^ulrh
NEW YORK. Mar. Ilk—(/P)—A ! aeries *>f exhibition games thro g ,
Joe Joe 108< C ottager 107; Oil
I ndy 108* Dulcy Lou 10r>; Froth Champion Easily W ins From ray-haired veteran is showing th e . the south in Ulo113; Thunderbolt 107; Cold Mark
Rajn ^
3q% 1>ract, «
Vosehll BuF Richards Has oys in Florida h o w to hit n base108; Hopalong 107; Havana Elec
Hard Time D efcnlinn Jap “oU*
,
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POSTON.
Mar.
Ill —(/P)—Rain
"■/
,
.
tric lOu.
Trls Sneaker's 0otr. swm ging at . »
BO many idle days at
Star, Takciichi Harahuda
Lakeland yesterday, sent five ru n s ' . „ , ** .. can,p ot New Orleans
Five and One-half Furlongs
By
The
Associated
Press'
Second Knee—Claiming, purse
Continuing their march through
$1,000. For threc-year-ohls and
up: Vanishing Hoy 111; Shanghai nil opposition, William Tilden II;
108; Jnuncbiir 100; Antilles 100; and Vincent Kit-hard*, ranking one mound. Scott rhowed quite a lot j 1(1,11'
lleberk I0,r>; Wuywnssnmo 111; nnd threcvaniong the tennis playeta of pitching while he Inborotl.
j In St. Petersburg where the
Outward Bound 100; Silk Sox 112. In the umuthorn tournam ent being
I Braves are conditioning tjb*■m** ^'rc
Wilbert Robinson, ninnngor-pros-t
The Tribe has
played a t Jacksonville, will face
*
each
other
Saturday.
ident
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
left
J‘,Rt 1Y "
im fanV hnve come
Five and One-half Furlongs
Two other tournam ents, a t Mi his infield worries a t C lo a m itc ri to
P™?**
so that when
fnn the W arriors
TlylfiT Unco—Claiming, purse f l,believe
to Homnrnsia to
000. T or three-year-olds and up: ami and Bellcnir, are dlao in pro and journeyed
rcr n possible training .Hoj <»« hmtle. the outcome is a sure
look over
Aristotle 110;
McKennn 118; gress.
uro years.
thing.
_____
THdcn, a fte r losing'the first mb; for fuluro
Brown Hock 113; Little lint 104;
Voalicl!
York.
At St. -----------Petersburg, tho Yankees
Jim Daisy 114: Fasciste 100; Chick i to .Howard
,
. ,of New
,
Collins Believes In , Veit man
l i t ; Viking 104; Marie Maxim 100. ycstordny. came hncjc nnd com ple'-trepaired Curtin Fullerton to the
CHICAGO, Mar. I'j.—i/Pl—Man
i c*l the next threej Hollywood Club of the Pacific coast
Hlz Furlongs
I Richards had homo difficulty i n ; league, formerly Snlt Lake City. ager Eddie Collins, or the ( h lot go
Fourth Race—Claiming, purse disposing of-Tnkeriehi Hnt-ohudn, He goes ns part payment for the White Sox,, believes he lias tm*
Tf—'■ ' ——''
$1,000, For four-year-olds and up: j Japanese sta r, but fmullv won expensive short stop, Tony Laz- makings of n great larll player in
Art Veltmnn, San Antonio youth,
With the opening of the Semi Young Amii 100; Mercutio 110; three sets out of four from him. A nerrri.
hut the problem is, what to make
nole Unco Track marked fo r1 S at John Marram* 11, 10#j Kenor 103; rrnm p in Hnnilimlu's playing wrist
urday nftvrnoon, contractors In Herbertun 103; Buddie Brown 113; handicapped him in the Inst ret.
him.
,
,
.
Phillies Dcfeiit Senators
Veltinan can hat, play In the in
ehatgo of the work of prenaring Hcagrcen 101.
Richards and Francis T. Hunter
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 10— (JJ*,
tho groundu and p u tting finishing
meet F. C. Baggs and Jerry Lang, —The fact th a t the Senators, are field. garden or behind the plate.
touches
on
the
trncK,
nre
all
of New York, to determine who the champions of the American hut he nrcrls experience, so will
Six Furlongs
working night Hnd dnv In order
Fifth Race—Kominolc Inuiigural shnll meet the winner of the Tildcn- League means nothing to A rt Flet- probably bo heliWin reserve in a
to have the routh: a n d stand Handicap, purse $1,000. For three- AIficd Chapin, J r., Vosholl-Harn- cher’s Phillies. At Tampa, Fin.. minor league tlNw season.
ready to accomodate the thou- year-olds and up: Grass Maid 102; hndn match for the doubles cham yesterday,
The Chicago Cubs hnvo left Cutthe Phillies trounced
saijds of racing enthusiasts who a rc Ca**tnln Marlin 100* Black Bart pionship this afternoon. Washington, 13 to 2, the pitching nlina Island with n record of not
expected to aUend the Initial m eet 110; Chesterbrook 108* Ramble
♦
»»i
Knight and Crumpler being tho missing a single day’s practice be
ing of the club, according to n 101.
cause of hnd weather. The ideal
i feature.
statem ent mndo yi'stenlny by H.
weather didn't aid the club's h a t
H. Sleltimetx, sueretnry of the
ting. however, but Manager Mc
Oat* Mile
organization.
,
Carthy expects rem aining game-*
.Sixth Race—Claiming, purse $1,Mr. StefnmetR is personally, su 000. Tlireo-ycar-ohls uml up: Ov- J
on the const schedule to bring an
perintending tho final grading of erlook !M; Zoie 100; Grace Mayer
improvement in slugging.
Athletics
to
defeat
Buffalo,
0
to
O
.
-j ■i — ' % .*
V the track and the work on the ap 105;. Geo 112; Kimnx lOtl; Beni ASHEVILLE, N. C.. Mar. 10.—
at Fort Myers, Fla, May held the
proach to tho grounds. Wednesday Franklin 110:
Pirate Game Rained Out
North Pine 107; , (A't—The voice of Hughie Jennings Bisons hitiegs during the throe In. the deep rand in the immediate
PITTSBURGH, Mar. ID.—(/Pi—
1011. ’
of tlie New York Giaiits has spo pitjgj he wns in the box.
. «
vicinity of the spot where the ptrThe Pirates nnd Sen Is "were hope
ken from a kick bed here nnd it
manent stands are to be’ erected
ful today th at rain would not again '
One Mile
has reared a rainbow fur the base
Hpeaker Sets Baiting Pa'fc
was n hindrance lo visitors, hut
prevent play in. their- series of
.Seventh Ruce—Claiming, purse ball world. Thu veteran of 35
CLEVELAND,
Mar.
iy
._
(
/p
)
_
jtfficlnl* of the truck,have order $1,000. For four-year-olds and up: vrars .campaigning, nt the order
three games at San Francisco. The
ed n large force of men and tfcnjtri Dointhy Adams 108; Brownie uf Ids physician, Is taking his first Malinger Tris Spanker, .of the second contest yesterday was post-!
to work both day and night put Smile 108; Mnu-O-Buy 101; Ad disciplined rest, and is steadily Cleveland Indians, set the hutting polled because, of hud weatherstyle for his associate players by
ting down a clay surface.
“Sawmill” John Mill, f* new man. •
m irer 10R; Donna Santa 104.
winning a buttle with tuberculosis. tanking three hits in yesterday's
By Ha l unlay morning Mr. Klein Despite juniors nbmit grdveness 1rxhiliilinn gnme here with the New was slated to hurl for the World
metz raid, n wide clay road FLORENCE DIVORCES TEDDY uf his condition, Jennings looked
Champions yesterday uml M anager
York Nationals.
would lend up to the* entrance and
I-OS AND ELKS, Mm.
MrKechnie snid he would Bend him
tho picture of hcnlth yestcnlny,
parkin** spaces would be arranged Florence Lee of the movies Ims di when, for the first time .since lit . Georg** Burns, first baseman, a l in today if the game was played.
t*» care for the thousands of auto vorced Today Hayes, who trained runic here six weeks ago, he re so made throe hits; third Unseimm
Tho Buccaneers nnd Mission '
mobiles expteted.
Dcm prey before in- ben mu "Hand reived n representative of tin tlodapp, tvvn, and Jamieson, Spur- hears, San Francisco's other Pacific
Stucco workers were engaged some Jack."- Florence testified press. Hi•/TTjTTNniid in his dress eemi,
McNulty nnd league elujis, a m to s ta rt u three
Sewell, M
yesterday In putting Ih o ‘1a*t it in Teddy, out until !1 or 4 o'clock, ex lug gown,/n o d pti'.ed for several Myall, one eiirh.
game scries on Saturday.
tuit on the now clubhouse and all plained he whs training Jack, also pictures, [ dir-eourttinr the while
Scott, Mctjuillnn, in
that remains to bo done is the i he found his rough conipuniutif
:mi Specie for the new were tin; pilclmi* fo:
Rixev and Breasier Sign
erection of tho press box, which abhorrent.
j The game w a s'th e J
CINCINNATI, Mar. IP.—i /P iis to bo coin Dieted before the wgek
;4nd. Mr, .Hlefinnetz Midi
Friends of tho nxnoclntlon are
congratulating (he officials on the
prpgrcss made on the connt^-uclion
of tho project. Work was s ta ll
ed last November ami liny amount
of money expended in the develop
ment Is suld to total over $1,008,•
,000.
Track In (iood Shape
j The track lUe’* Is In good chape
•fui* the flra r race. A solid base
of rlnv and sand has been coinldn■,t*d to make |ho footing tho best
possible for a distance of 00 feet
from the inside rail. On the out
side m il, clay is being added this
week.
The stables now contain about
IfiU horses, according to racing
secretary Kd Kmiholkanip, and ap
proximately ‘J-r>n mure are sniil to
ha enroiite. among them being the
good colt, Boon Companion.
1 The meeting is lo actually, get
underway with the running of tlit*
lnmrrtit.il Handicap, for three year
olds and up. for a parse, of $1,f*00; Home of the best liofsea in
FOR NET CROWN
Efforts To Get Track
In Shape Meeting
With Success And
Clubhouse Is Ready
SL
jg ^ r t e j s s
..........
Many Horses In
Training At Oval
Tlie Red camp tit Orlando, Fla., j'c- trnlnintt, promlred for yestcnlny,
failed ftflk m aterialize but T y Cobb
X T y e .to n i.y
;.-««« P ixev and Rube Brassier .met sent hLr-jiloueni through oAe'of the
the club’s tehbr, signed th e ir con m.u.t mrenttnua workouts so far
tra cts and agreed to re p o rt
to thia reason In lieu of nine innlnga
M anager J n d : H cndrlcka a t h t. of rejrulnr piny.
Petersburg Monday.
.T V two intU lds, with which
With the two hold-ouLs back_ In Cobb is experim enting to aelect/ine
the fold, Hendricks believes he has for the dinm pionship season, v<cre
a much greater chance for a pom given tho h nrdeit w ork fand' the
nnnt
He regards Rixey ns uic heaviest scrutiny of the manager.
b S i p U .h ,r In tl.e I J W J
The firs t exhibition gnme -of the
ler led the team in hitting last session is scheduled for tomorrow
year, and plays well, either a t first when the Toronto . Idternntionuh
base or in the outfield.
will m eet the D etroit team.
Rixcy and Brassier will «U rtJntensive training next week an*
VALUATION IS FIXED
should be In good condition by tho
WASHINGTONi
—
tiino the club gets home dn April 8. Final Valuation of Mar.
the St. Johns
River Term inal Company of Flor
Tigere Have Hard Workout
ida was fixed today by tho Inter
DF-TUROIT, Mar. lO .-t/P l-™ * state Commerce Commission nt
secoiui baseball game of the Tigers 81,880,300, as of Juno B0, mr>.
Have
Thellaul
Bugle To Sound For
First Race At 2:15;
Inaugural Features
V n.
Hugh Jennings Still
Hopes To Win B a t t l ^ » , r f 5 S S Z'
Against Tuberculosis j
^"m ^Z
Many of (lie l>i‘sl hornets in Winter Training will compete
Rare Course Near Longwooil
ICiilranee On Dixie Highway
* .........
\ .
, v;
-
^ *>
t*>.
$207,800,000 constructioi
proof of Coral Gables’ prospt
• >4jE
G o n s t r c c t io n is innrc th a n a sy m b o l o f g r o w th a n d activity. Ifljji
a n tc c o f p r o s p e r ity . 1'he f o llo w in g f a c ts r»rr M ia m i ’s answers to I
g a n d a p u t o u t by hankers, r e a l to r s , a n d c ily 'o f fic ia ls in various pjftii
c o u n try to s to p th e flow o f c a p ita l to F l o r i d a fo t investm ent. Radi
O u ts id e c a p ita l is engaged in c o n s tr u c tio n o p c ra tio n V n t Co
ex te rn o f $2O7,8OO,O,Q0.; T (ie s c fig u re s r o v e r a c tu a l consmtibfWji
p r o g r a m s a f 221 c o n tra c to rs , T h e y e m b r a c e t h e c o m p ltteilW lU V
78 a p a r tm e n ts a n d 25 c o m m e rc ia l b u ild in g s . T h i r t y o f theset
in w o r k a lr e a d y begun a n d w o r k p ln n n c d f o r early" constructio
o f $ 1 4 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . H e re w ith is th e lis t in d e t a i l :
lea d in g contractors with e s t i m a t e d cost o f f / i t i r 6«»Mi*II
American Building Corp., Cincinnati, owner*; Myers Bt Cooper Co., Cintinaak
contractor*; 1000 home* ....................... .............................................. ..... ....—
Atlantic Coatt Builder*, Inc., New York, owner*; Matthew J. Quinn 8i Co., ceotractor*; 100 home* ... ’ __ _____ -T................................................. ........
• Joteph Kreue, New York, owner*; George E. BatchelJor, Inc., contr*cto»»i
30
huildii? Finance 6i Morigtge Co., Atlanta, owner*; H. W. Nichole* A 5**,
contractor*; 100 home* -..
—................... ...............-......... ..... '■...........*—**•
Coral Gable* Contraction Co.; 100 home* and 10 bu*ine»* building* .......... *
Distinctive Honirt Co, of Coral Gable*; Oil* A. Brace, Laiui**ill*t .Ky^ ownen;
23 home* ................... .................. ........................................................ .....
Hemming* Construction Co.) 10 home* and 3 btutnes* building* .......Leon Rowr, Miami; 100 Romr* ............ .............u-.:......................."..........
.
John P. Hallahan and Roy G. Pratt, Philadelphia; 13 apartment*.....- ..... - - - H
Miami Home* Co., P ..J. Hold*worth; 23 home* .......................... ..... .
HotTman Comtruction Co^ Bill N, Johann, Irvdianapoli»J - 100 hmaf* *
10 apartment* ....... . .................... *®**i***ft**' ■*«*•*,%
***'**■**#••♦**** *■**I*•***■'"'*“’**'”**
Marion Building Co., Cincinnati, dwner; Paul Jones, Inc., builders; 40 home* W. W. Parker, New York; 100 fiomcs
.........
^.,*».«**—• t^ke Conitraction Co., Brooklyn; 10 apartments .........................-.....................
Dell Merrill, Coral GabUi; 23 home* .......................................... —
------John B. Orr, Miami; Douglu Entranea and’apartments .,.r ..... .......- : _
Tiiompton-Starrett Co^ New York; Mlami-Biltmore Hotel at Coni
project ............................
Gilbert & Motslry, Coral Giblas; 23 home*
...... ......... -----, Penimula Development A Corutnictlon Co., Pbiladelphia| 130 horor*
1 apartment ....... : a > < . ............................................- ............. .......a”
Warren E. Richard* fle Co., IndianapMia; 23 home* ,, i**•**«•*»•*••••*Ml«•*•••*’**®*,*‘
, i|
I.eon H. Watson, Inc.; 10 apartment* !,•••■-,**#»,«#•*»****»***#*»••**■*owe*e*****■•***•**®,,‘**
^
Wynne Richanbon Co., Atlanta; 23 homes
A. F. Weber; 10 npartmenu *nd 13 home*..... .............................. ........... jl
A. P. Weber; Coral Gable* lait addition •****•#»•*#MSa»e**»***«»»«****##3#*****"*********
Arthur L- Bishop, Columbia, O.j 3 apartment* ....................—«***•—”*........
^
J.
Gooch Co.) 2 apartment*
.................................................. .
I.aidlaw A South worth;' 10 buainase building* ......................... ............ *
Miami Real Estate A Building Co.; 10 home* and 10 apartment* ...---- l oui* E. Mier; fo home*
...................
M, L. Rauschenberg, Atlantal apartment .................... ......................
Total of construction of 30 leading contractors .......... ‘*j"a i- da
Eititnated value of construction of 191 other contractor* not uk i »
above lift,'now cngagetHn work beta ............................... ........
GRAND TOTAL X
•**•*•*»*•»*»*#*.*».*»•«*•-•»••*•*«#•••*«*^*«••»***•'•**'*
,
*
'
These figure* represent conttruettoh of build,
iligt only. They include none of ft* thoutzrtd
TjA tn-^' l**,*Jr
liunirs, or scorri of business and institutional
Milan*- Tfcr*l,'f
huilding* already completed at Coral Gable*.
tend me
Tltcy rapreyent the actual btlililinR coiutruction
at the present time, plu* tlte P ^ 1* fPr a|Iditiunnl building for which land h1* already been K*au—— — purchased or arranged.
*
Come in and let ut show you th* photograph*.
**
hooks and figure* that pruyf tl'c *ucce** °f cay-..-----Coral Gables. t ) r send, in the coupon.
CORAL GABLES
V yC iam i C R h sicra J^
i
“ T. e I . T<l III Y 111) Ml *
WASHINGTON, Mar. Ill, J.T,
The Atlantic Conti IJne alimn I
today nslte.l the J . C. (J. upiay for
m ilitarily to 'acquire -cnutral of ,1m
tolum hlc. X’evvhtsiTy and Laun-m
Railroad by purclictw! uf -is capital
fttock. . The Atlantic Coast Line
now bolds
shares out of u
loUil of Ig O fr with juir value of
-40 Miles of Water Front
W . D , M agru4cr» P res.
K C. Knehelkain])♦ Racing Secy
G lO K C £ EMEKAJCK.
V. M. Hickey, Treas
S. S.Steinoietz, Secy
p b u n r a r ra il— # a * r a n l M W
,,,11.11- atnfi.tsa roiu*o h v f,oX
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____________________
�V 1926
\rical
Church Holds
•of Iowa_ -... nn ---nd<lness .,,
in
In 1907 the late Sens, L« Follette spoke for
f t e r describee,
nnd one hair hous on one of A. „ « , P„ k po.r.ty b sr« InHa)oi)
orw. tleorK**
vorite topics, "Reprsentatlve c
u
C arnle.
a
j
J
'
V
e
r
.
I
f
a
liv
e
,
and.
I f dead, to
■nment.” * Roman Catholic
h
e
lr*
i
devisees,
le a n nnd Jew ish rabbis and minand to a ll peraona
ineft from m any Protestant de i 1, * * 1'JIffio r ,c l» l™ ln « . a n y In ie re s ta In
am inations joined in 1014 in. the J~T .fF ^ n* . d *''« r ,b ^ la n d s .'a ttu a .
f ,rftni ^ ° i # .9 ,,pnty> K lo r|da. and
• * fo llo w * , to -w lt:
?
»n of the Arbuckle memor ad *^*e* rn*i“ao
h w U and N W U o f
ial pulldinfr. nn educational struc
JJW ti V* bee. * * . V‘on'nshlu 21 ,
ture adjoining tho church.
RomFi Iia n a e 20 H is t. In d e m lnole C ounty,. F lo rid a .
|
Damaged By Fire
e re b y o rd ered and
1®20* Plymouth suffered an V i!! !? f r ®• ih’Pcor
on th o 6th d a y or
urable loss when firo destroy* A
P rt . 1 W . to th e b ill file d ngnlnst
o u In th e above e n title d cause and
any of its historical treasure's. yco
u rt.
the objects lost or damaged
^ .N a tu re o f s u it: T h is I* a s u it In
r. Beecher’s swefrd and unif i ' * . ery
hy c o m p la in to q u ie t t it le In th em as com p art of tho original manu- nr -nta
Fd1
*
*2
"B,<t
described
p ro p e r
of "Uncle Tom's Cabin,M ty , and to have th e ir t it le th
ere to .
by H arriett Beecher Stowe, In fee sim p le, fo re v e r established,
asto r’s sister, and the pulpit q uieted and c o n firm ed by decree of
la co u rt as fre e a n d c le a r o f a ll'
by Lymann Beecher, father th
persona c la im in g by, th ro u g h o r
e founding m inister during u n d e r you, o r a n y o f you. and to
astoratc a t Litchfield, Conn., p e rp e tu a lly e n jo in and d eb ar you
Union the speech on "W hat
the
Fathers Thought About Slavthe Fathers
c r y " On th a t occasion the tall
statesman shared his book with n
short usher and w ith the book tilt
ed between them the two Joined in
"J ut 'norenfth‘ 1 singing “The Shining Shore.’
It was from the church platform
- , esntory of e
on a Sunday In February I860, thnt
t ihc difnified Rev. Dr. Beecher sold a t auction
ef the old nteet- to his congregation, the nine year
i;vc a rock in old m ulatto slave girl Sally Marin
, Sf ch.nRo that Diggs, His hearers were told that
jure brought to tho little girl had ben.brought from
Washington with th e understand
|U foonding.
Height*, one of ing that if tho church failed td pny
districts of her purchase price of $900 she was
a rem ains of the historical col
*a „.-ooklyn, the to be returned to hor owner in that lection have since been restored ns
Ztndt foresqJnre city. When finished his appeal for
ons that year* the congregation to buy th e ffjrl'* nearly as possible to its original
enforced in it* freedom, 8,000 persona showered rendition.
<
.
—■
the chorch baskets w ith contributiona.
Women
pulled
rings
from
RIVER
CHANGES
OK EYED
iw, it* habitatJn
■bborhood but their flngcrfcto aid in „the cause.
jty trade lias When the collection of m*-*e than WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.—(^P)—
have pushed |2;000 in money was otltn 4, the Modification of the Apalachicoln
iron gates. In Jewelry waa returned to tLw persons t’*r< along the lines recommended
by the board of engineers for rlvfast trains giving it.
rrr
and harbors, to provide a 10rhood where
Jenny Lind Give*
chantfel, was approved today
was the
In another o ffort by tho church
e House Rivers and Harbors
are now the to win. liberty fo r two other young
red races,
n'ciro women, Jenny Ltad tho coo. ISSSSlPunde,- tho original ,m.jcct
face 1830
1$0?S u W
, . otter
ho . . foot deep
shifting «cne
outh stands the siege of F o rt Suraptor, Dr. | A ninno doesn’t cost so much ns
„.„.d splritu'nl- Beecher preached the sermon that on auto and besides it never gel*
gioec the day in perhaps was moat widely quoted of stalled on a country road.
V th a t adIn
riod. Jn
« Re<. Hr. Dee- tho Chvil W ar period.
t there w ere evils
first sermon In
Ihc church has g rea ter than w ar and th a t yieldimr t \ t h e n u r u i T counT o f T u b
Ipiiec in the dis of the ono rig h t a fte r another by m i J U D IC IA L C l l t r U I T O F T H E
and notional on individual or a nation wan more S T A T E O K P l .o n iD A IX A M I
CO UN TY.'
prcnchcr_.\vbo to he condemned than the taking up F O R N KI XM IXCOHI.E
ANCERY.
-arily housed 0f arm s. L ater th e people of
M c L A M Il. t>t al.
ty three years Plymouth helped to e q u ip , the
im pliU nanta,
trs in. Indiana I Beecher Rifle*, a Union regiment
va.
power nnd a th at fought in the war.
r t l r a c la im in g Interests u n*
•,hlp that filled
The church annala include events
Y I N T U R N E D , deceits*.! or
rw las. In th e p ro p e rty h e re in I auditorium*.
of peace ns well on w ar. In 1D01,
* described, e t al. Defendants.
O rd e r tm r F a b llr a tiu n
of the Rev. Dr. tho late Senator Jonathan J . Dol-I
from 1888 to 1889
[Dr. Newell Dwight
until 1924 carried
, the traditions of
vice of the Rev*
ts then, Plym*
[ confrcgation thnt
*ho came from
■tcticut, the KnsIsland nnd up,*Most of the oldibew the church
I ultra fashionable
! Vou w ant to save—
era and went
awn by snappy
but think you can’t
tinue to mnke it
ihip. Some of
Ition have elcctbew churcea
i of the city, but
You CAN — if you
, been offset by
I Ideal.
HUNK YOU CAN. Try.
[Speaker;
ft
I a all to the Rev.
Dcrkec, presi*
4 Per Cent Interest Piidipn Havings Accounts
llnirenity, W ashC ooper
V»T.
8
£
j
Ihetame apparent
. HilUs, who s if-
i health, would
and each and a ll o f you fro m e v e r
a s s e rtin g a n y c la im w h a ts o e v e r to
same, nnd to secure g e n e ra l e q u it
ab le re lie f.
W itn es s V. E . D O U O l.A S S , C le r k
U o llc lio r f o r C o m p la in a n t.
3th. d ay o f A p r il. A . P . Y » N ,
Witness
named d efen d an ts, whoso
m e sam e being a R u le Day o f th is nf the n r
places o f rsldenee a re u n k
J
lK
tlrlu I
_
___________
jo
u
rt,
at
the
C
o
u
rt
H
ouse
In
Ssn*
f ord. Fam ln ole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , and I'lnrMn.
•be m rn p la ln a n t 4n th e a b o ve
In kihI for Rsmlnol* C«l»ni it led cause, and Jo n il unxrw ..
ty.
«n
this
the
46ft.
<l*r
m
S4#rca. .
In d e fa u lt th ere o f, decree p ro conparties, n a tu ra l o r a r t if i c i a l, a d u lt
fesijn w ill be jtn te rd n g a ln st you. a . d . i» :« .
CJUCSUJT COI
...
• r In fa n t, absent, c o n re a le d o r n o n * , nabl cause b eing a a u lt to .q u ie t t i l l *
v. r . d o u o t^ a s .
P U R H A N C B * 1,E1__
resident, c la im in g * n y I n i e r e i t *»r In th e c o m p la in a n t In and to the
S o lic ito rs fo r C o m p la in a n ts .
cunt.
Binicrcats
l r t H MIn Hth eu H l s involved In la n iln n cro lnaho ve described.
O rlando. F lo rid a .
( C lr t u U C o u rt R e a l)
i» n ull, sold land livrng s if u a t a .t n
Ib is
d
e
Dy
A.
M.
WKEKS
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20—6-12-10.
D e p u ty C le r k .
nut the be. published in tile S an fo rd
■'«>d ns fo llo w s . t o - w i t :
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H e ra ld , .n new spaper p ub lished In W . ) L W I I I T R . _
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A ll th a t p a rt o f th e S o u th w e s t
ix
tin :
c i m . ' 1' i T
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fo
C o m p la in a n tt,
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Q u a rte r o f th e N o rth e a s t U n n r * R M IX O I.K C O U N T Y . K I.O IU D A .
Dub.
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a n d' . V
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consecutive
weeks;
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of
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s
h
lp
• X 1‘IIA N C n R Y .
T w e n ty -o n e ( S I) Routh, R a n g e
a it. j.o n u ,
- T h i r t y (3 0 ) K sst. iy ln g K a s l o f
■
1
C o m p la in a n t.
'
the so u th F lo rid a I N o w . A l l a n *
lie Coast L in e ) R a ilro a d .
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,
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J U L IU S M O L N A r T e l. at.
I t a p p e a rin g fro n t th e s w o rn b il l
D e fen d a n ts .
of c o m p lain t h e re in file d t h a t y o tt
and e:trh of you m ay c la im som e
O rd e r o f D u h llc e lln e
rig h t, t i t le o r In te re s t In and to th o
property h ere in a b o ve ' described.
N O T IC E O F K N O W N A N D ' U N
it Is th e re fo re O R D K R T iD t h a t y o u
KNOW N d e f e n d a n t s !
atul each o f yo u bo and a re . h e re b y
T h e S ta le or F lo rid a . T o :—
required
'to. n p p rs r to th e b ill 'o f
J tilln a M o ln ar. J. A. M o ln a r, W i l
lia m K r u tt. C a ro lin e R r u t t . his w ife . co m p laint h e re in (lie d ,* on M o n d a y .
E. H. Darns, li. A. D a rn s en d A n n ie
I. D a rk e r. I f liv in g ., a n d - i f e ith e r,
an y or a ll of the said d e fe n d a n ts tie
dead, th en to th e h e ir*, d evisee*,
rra n le o s . o r o ilie r c la im a n ts u n d e r
Ju liu s M o ln a r. J. A. M o ln a r. W i l
lia m lir u lt . C a ro lin e D r u m h is w ife ,
E . ». Darns. K . A. llu rn s and A n n ie
1. D a rk e r; and to a ll p a rlie s c la im
in g any In te res t In the land In v o lve d
In tills s u lr under a n y o f tb e abovs
o f said Cl re tilt Co-,
flc lsl seal thereof,
asm
ark,
of■Febrpajgr,*
By A. M.
N ew
Six Room
.CITY T A X BOOKS CLOSE
•'P
APRIL 1st.
•
.
Balance Like Rent
' ■ \
lands upon wltich taxes remain unpaid will be adver
taxes rem aining unpaid will be placed in bands o f a .
L. P. C H ITTEND EN
Reasonable Prices
are tbe advantage
of this place.
deputy collector, nnd a fee charged for collection of
same.
E LLEN HOY, City Tax Collector.
m
j
f.\ tlny-by-dity story of a Florida community Hint wot
Itcllcvo will show more conipnroUvo progress In tho
^next five yearn thnn any other city Ju tlto stnto. ,
Sanford’s Claim of Potential Values
THIS IS NO. 11
*
Ret forth In a series of fou rteen ad vertleem en ts In
thle new apaper, In w hich the Story of Sanford, the
C ltit R ubetantlal, la bain* told, and by which you
w ill be ehow n ttiat Sanford NOW haa every esaenMal
for a g re a t jM f!
•*
Jfave, Never Operate<| in ^anford
Property valued in Sanford and the su rrou n d in g co u n try are n o t inflated.
STRENGTH - SERV1CB - P R O G R E SS
The
transient speculator of the “binder b o y ” typ e has not been en cou raged there.
C o n seq u en tly, valu es arc substantial and o ffer an o p p ortu n ity for splendid e n
hancem ent as the co m m u n ity grow s.
H A Y — 0 ATS-f-H A Y
to J —Genuine—Good—Tiiuolhy Hay, M i x e d
p r i c e s _ t l i a t w ill
Feeds and straig h t grains
you are not
please you. ‘ “Your money ick * if
•
satisfied.”
MEAL
BRAN—MOLASSES-C( X)NSEED
.•
f •4 •
1
L haYwhit 4 cow EATS but what
DICBTS tlut tfo W i railk and hiUcrfats
DAIRYMAN’S DEUGHT
DAIRY
FEED
(h n M h i
kCpwUlni vwreihan 751 DIGESTIBLE luitfientv
iNFORD FEED
SUPPLY CO.
. ;V n
JNO: W. SN E E D
y
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fyrtle A ve. & -4th St.
Phone. 539
BRITT-CH1TTENDEN REALTY CO.
ABOUT A “REAL FLORIDA” CITY
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Sanford has tangibly assets for the h ea lth y condition o f its real estate m ar
ket.
It has a rich agricultural background w ith the largest celery production
in the w orld.
It has L ake M onroe and an all-w ater route to J ack son ville and
the sea via St. Johns R iver, e ffe ctin g lo w er freight rates for th e Solid C entral
Section o f the State and p o in tin g to p o ten tia l p ossib ilities th a t & n n o t be com -'
puted.
It has good roads and m a in lin e railroad service. . It has tourist attrac
tions and a great n ew tourist h otel.
1—Hanford It the World’s Greatest telery Produc- •
ing Center.
2—
Sanford's Recreational and Pleasure Facilities.
3—
The Hotel Forrest Lake, Sanford's Tourist
headquarters.
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4—
The St. Johns River and Lake Monroe.
5—
The St. Johns River-Indian River C«nal.
6—Sapford as a Better Place to Live.
7—Sanford as a Transportation Renter.
8—
How Saoford Is Growing.
9—
The Spirit of Sanford's Gtizenship.
10— Sanford as a Place to Rear Your Children
11— Reel Estate Possibilities in Sanlord.
12—Sanford's Moderate Cost of Living.
13— Business Necessities in Sanford.
14— Recapitulation of Facts and Statistics.
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Sanford has another asset, w h ich , alth o u g h not m easured in term s o f dollurs
Come and See for Younelf
and cents, contributes m ore to its forw ard drive— and that is th e p rogressive,
— w hy Banford v stu ts nr* unti>(Dt*d and w hy Invest*
m anta sra str ic tly tncom* cnrttliir and not sp scu latlv*.
Y ou'll a ss, for Instanc*, an 11,000,000 rsoord cslsry crop
b ein g , h arvssted .
Y ou'll a«* a c ity fro n tin g on a m ngnlA csnt lak*. hsad
o f n a v ig a tio n on tha Ht. Joh ns Itlv sr affordtd chsapar
tran sp ortation o r all* w a tsr rou t* to principal E astern
sea p o rts) <400,000 m un icipal pier and bonded ware*
b ouse to be built.
Y ou'll e * * ,a city on th e m ain lin e (d ivision headquar
ter*) o f the A tU n tlo C oast Line railroad and on tba
oroaa-atat* D ixie H ig h w a y m id w ay betw een J a ck so n
v ille and Tam pa. P u llm t e bu* serv ice to a ll p arts o f
cooperative spirit o f its citizen sh ip .
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Sanford is seeking legitim ate in v esto rs.
Preferably th ose w h o w ill b eco m e
m orally as w ell as fin an cially in terested in th e further d ev elo p m en t o f "T he
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C ity Substantial.”
A t Sanford are in ex p en siv e h o m es a n d h o m esites, farm s, acreage, b u sin ess
and industrial locations.
paved streets.
M u n icip ally o w n ed utilities.
T hree banks.
.F orty»seven m iles o f
M odern sch ools, and churches o f a ll d em on i-
y I or I da.
.
You'D ***, too. the now Jutlf-mllUon-doUar Forrest Laka
Tourist Hotel.
Y ou'll s e e property v a lu es lik e th o se you are aooug*
toraed to up N orth and you w ill be convfnced, aa other*
bvaonta, that tod ay, Banford offers tha sam e o p
p o rtu n ity as 8 t. D etersburg, Miami, Orlando and ^ P a y
to n s offered tan y tara ago.
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nations.
N e w Forrest Lake T o u r ist H o tel.
E ig teen -b ole g o lf course.
F ish in g , .h u n t
in g , w ater sports. O th er recrea tio n a l facilities o f th e-ty p e that h a s b rough t
ren o w n to other resorts.
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information, booklet and reprinlt 0/ any or all of tho adotrlitemenlt in this series will
be mailed upon rtquui.
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
is a bird offering a lot for a
^°* he and what's ht got?
W*
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j o f him th a t there was no person
. Worth knowing ho tlidn’tk now . And
1 there was Barney the Oystcrman,
I whose olam chowder was to him an
1* a rt, Not even the bond chef was
* allowed to make the slightest sug
gestions. Have the days of “nrtlsI tie eating” indeed,gone forever?
*■ . Firemen ruahink to n blaze on
F ifth Avenue. .T w o of them look
m ost strange, as though they w en1
a false faces. Teonlc laugh. Tho
I answ er Is simyle.
Tho alarm
. 7 caught them in the act Of shaving.
I They ran out, lather and alf. The
- w in tr y winds frote the lath er to
th eir faces.
A lbert Crockett, of the W aldorf• Astoria, tells me this one: A man,
stepping up to the desk to regis
ter, was handed u : m»m, "Since when
did you s ta rt handing out fountain
pens?" he asked, piuyfully putting
the pen in his vest pocket.
“Say, look out!” warned the
d o rk . "Look nt your pocket.”
A largo black spot had appeared.
I t seems th a t the hotel has in
stalled n trick, self-filling pen. It
Moms, also, th a t a largo perccntngc of guests who dip desk prim
jrt the Ink . wells leave n‘ blot on
the register. Tho new trick pen
Makes no blot. Hut unless encas
ed In a special receptacle it leaks.
Anyone who attem pts to "lift" tho
pen finds his vest pocket badly
soiled.
Recruiting sergeants pacing up
tfnd down before alluring signs
carefully placed a t strategic points
— tho Pennsylvania Station, Grand
C entral Station, Sixth Avenue nt
42nd Street, where n dozen and
<ms catchpenny stre e t merchant.5*
hold forth.
I One sergeant told me that tin
railroad buttons m e particularly
ppod stands.
“You sco there's lot of kid*
have come to Now York to knock
i *tne world' over," ho explained,
‘ “ You know ho* it in. Lots of 'em
C^mo down to the depot, kbnln
Wishing they coaid go home. Soma
of 'em arc brojtit and Just start*!
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there watching th e train s go' out
—you know, goin* out to the town
they camo from . A n’ amne of ’em
arc nshnlned to go homo and have
tho people think th ey 're strangom.
"Ami n h ellu v a’lot of 'em arc
sick of the c ity . Hate it. They
don't want la .b e clerk a nod thing*
like th a t imy irfore. They don’t
want to be sh u t up in offices and
live from hand fo mouth a t mid
Jobs. There’s som ething about n
rnilrnad s to le n th at draws the
discontents of even the ninnl!
towns they used to ro down to the
depot and watch the trains ro out
and wisli they could c snipe.
"Well, they come b y end rend
the posters, and they a re n 't think
ing of joining tho arm y then, if
I didn’t s tn rt talking to 'em they
probably wouldn’t think of it ser
iously. To a lot of ’em it seems
a way out: Oh, this town's full
of ’em.” ' *
. Don't 1 know it!
STRIKE
PR0P0SAL8
OFFE
WASHINGTON, M ar. l!»«—
Thrce counter proposals fo r ei
the New Jersey textile strike were
submitted to the Labor D epart
ment today by a committee JreprescntinR the 1C,00 w orkers now on
strike.
The Dritisli Air Forces is fur
morn costly pcV machine than any
dthor air force or a ir arm In the
world.
x o tic k
Nolle* la hereby given that on th«
Cnd day of April. t i l l . « » ■ «'
A. W,, I will *pplr *° th« Honorable
J.
Sharon, County Jud«o In and
for Seminole County. Florida, a t hla
office In the Court tfSSM In 8anforil. ScmlnoUJCounty. Horlda. for
authority to **lI, ? t PrWat •
the Intpreel of John Henry i arim
and Jatnea Robert l’*r«ln .atd rnln©rs Iti and in
fcillowjnir
■cribMl reul estate f.ttlinterl In Sem
inole County. Florida, to*wlt.
NKU of flWti and NWH of
g\vVi or Her. tS. Township !1.
B. ft" 30 East.
' Strikes exacted th e heaviest (toll
in 1012,• when 40,000,000 working
IDA F. MC LAMD. Guardian.
dnys were lost.
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stumiicli and henrt, parinvs (lie
Mood, strenKittens tlm entire system .
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D ept. H X
A tlan ta , firu rg la
VIKING
.Yon are invited to be our guest on nn entertaining and
r instructive trip to DcLand, with luncheon at the noted
S Country Club—and a visit of inspection over Country
Club Estates, Nature's Suburban Masterpiece, ideally
n located in the rolling hilly country adjoining DcLand,
■ and surrounding the famous County Club Golf Course.
Pullman Buses Leave Valdez
Hotel
WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY
A t 11:30 A. M.
I'lease Make Reservations u Day in Advance
VIKING tires carry the standard
guarantor.
A dinner rm n Ford coupe ami one
karat diamond ring with your gas
and oil.
RINES
SOLICITORS WANTED
MIS Sun ford Avenue
Hanford, Fla.
M. KL.VS'ASS’T MANAGER
Eager buyers swam]) local ofijice. Shrewd buyers quick'
(o realize intrinsic values and profit possibilities. Shat
ter all records in greatest buying boom in Western
Florida.
ALL LOTS—GUARANTEED HIGH AND DRY
Quick
Profits
lor
Small
Investors
Terms
H E R E is som e one m an in this com m unity to w hom
this ad vertisem ent will present u real o p p o rtu n ity
an o p p o rtu n ity to establish a b usiness of his ow n, a
business that will grow rapidly and surely.
Som e m an w h o feels that his present b usiness o p p o r
tunities ore lim ited —or som e re n t salesm an (au to m o
bile or o th erw ise) w h o realizes th a t he could m ake m ore
m oney uml have m ore satisfaction w orking for him self
than for som eone else. Som e progressive real estate
broker, banker o r m e rc h a n t-- th e s e nrc the ty p es of m en
to w hom th is opi*ortunity should particularly appeul
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P A I G E *1495
i ’Klhe New
/• (>. b. Detroit; Tax extra
You need not now be in the nutom obile b u sin e ss If
you have initiative, am bition and som e capital, y o u ’ll
be interested in th is o p p o rtu n ity no m atter w h a t your
present occupation or b u sin ess is.
About cap ital—m an y of the m ost successful d ealers in
our w idespread organization began business w ith less
than $5,1)00 T oduy th ey aro established, successful,
and prosperous. T h e liberal te rm s of the n e w Puige
bounce plan m ake it no longer necessary for Paige
dealers to tie u p all th e ir capital in inventory.
T h is city is one of th e very few in th e entire United
S tates w h e re tills o p p o rtu n ity is still open. A nd it will
not i einaln open h e re v ery long. B ecause there is seldom
offered a n y w h e re, th e s e duys, a connection w ith an o r
gan izntipn so w ell established, so w ell financed, bo well
m anaged nnd so successful as th e Paige-D etroit Motor
Cur C om pany.
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Consider tills: Paige h as enjoyed 17 yeurs of uninter
ru p te d su c c e s s —it h a s never b een reorganized nor re
financed—it is directed today b y th e sam e m en w ho
founded th e b u sin e ss— it h u d ; (S e p t. 30, 1925) gross
usseis of $18,325,000 and c a s h re s o u rc e s of $6,137,659—
it ow n s u p ew plant th a t is g en erally regarded finest in
oil the In d u s try —it h a s alread y in v ested jn o re than
$20,000,000 in ad v e rtisin g its c a re , a n d n as set aside
s o n y / $3,250,000 for th is sam e p u rp o s e in 1926.
S u re ly .h e re ’s n real o p p o rtu n ity ! A n d so m ew h ere in this
city is a m an keen e n o u g h to g ra s p it a n d big enough to
make of it a m ig h ty BuCcessful a n d profitable business
of his ow n. JT y o u a re th a t m an , w e ’r e anxious to hear
from you a t once.
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(.US LOWENSTE1N CO., Inc
DISTRIBUTOR
LIFETIME 0
1 04 S. Park Ave
120 \V. Monroe S i.
Phone .r)-02(i(l
Jacksonville, Fin.
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; MARCH 19. 1926
d a y I.r M a r c h A. D. 193C.
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C lerk
1c r e s t s In t h e l a n d Involved In t h i s tCIrrult Court "Heal)
s h i t u n d e r a n y o f t h e nfm ve n a m e d
By A. M. \V *IKK 8
D ep u ty C lerk
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n u r i l e s . w h o m s o e v e r , c la im lute n n y A p r il
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and then you la tte r p a rt of April. Sho expects 3
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new record, for entries will lie sit
• l )im »tedto t7iTs '
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B t y odd that my
B p , have had hero
B y —and I suppose
E h will he just pa
m e l l o n Re p o r t a c t e d
Ljoncf, whose husfcbfrry grower until
|a*te got him, and
L . “chops" wearing
rjicoratcd her New
t room with the propjer*.
I with calm pride of
[interest of the ven-
■ very youthful and'
If of the range.” She
■ to striding through
■ ipscrs nf the thouE t; to helping her
■bay husband round
Ember* of the herd,
B d until they learn
Kbby oak “browse,"
B pnto as the MonB>.» has helped him
Ele sickly ca lv e s in
Eown kitchen, where
Bided" back t<> benlth.
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q l u l m a u t a o f » t h e r w l s i \ In -J h e p r o p ,
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i j i i r r m v u j ' d e c e a s e d . HaHth ,\*. « a l t s
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a n d o v e r j ' e l n l m l n n n n y I n t e r e s t or
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title d r a u s c an d to n i r p a r l l e * » th tn n soever. cln lm ln a a n y In te rs rv o r
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H em liud e t ’o u n t y . K l o r l d a ^ a n d d e
s c r ib e d n s f o l l o w s t o - w l t : —T r a c t 1.
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v'ltithi'iiHl i i u u r t e r o f S e c t i o n !•",
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j elk from Moi**e,
three Mnssachu[0 become "Indie*
plad to have Maurice
■wuse 1 thought he hnd
t in marketing tho
D(* ami meat of the
[it ought to be n good
I for Slossachusctts."
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L motor meclmnic to
K, with a full natural
Kjr on the subject, Is
and
d t i o l m v M U w i f e . B«r»li
I*. K n r n c l l . i i . H* B ry a n .
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w est q u a r te r of th e s o u th w e s t
iiu u rti r of th e a u tith ru n t q u a r
ter.
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t h e n o r t h w e s t q t t i i r t e r Of t h e
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n o r t h h a l f n f t l i e - ^ t tu r t It w e a t
qilltrter o f th e eo p th w e n t q u a r
te r o f th e nou llit.tel q u a r t e r .
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DE SOTO CHEMICAL CO
need to invest in our
PREFERRED STOCK
It’s SAFE and PAY
7% ON YOUR MONEY
FLORIDA POWER &. LIGHT CO
Am id Majestic Pines
Your fam ily is certainly entitled
doubtedly worked m ighty hard i
build, in Florida— w hether It-Jw '*
yau want to be sure that the lo
contented ai\d happy.
Sanford Grove is prim arily, a fai
Crescent Boulevard, a spot where values are
First National Hunk,
Sanford Hank and Trust Cp.
Sanford. Florida
Sanford. Klorlda.
C ut ou t and mail to order stock orJ or com pute Inform ation
senUttivei
There U d vast dif*
ference between
Florida Power te U*ht Co-. Miami, Ft*.
(Hade X lo Q mediae your requlrtmcola)
□ H (« ii tend m* £re« copy o t b ook k UQbi| m ux about y
Preferred Stock and the CcMupamr.
□ X wt*h to aiUcrib* for.......... . . iL wtm yxmr Prafemd Stock
p r ic e y f $100.00 mad accrutd tUtridcad p tr abort* Send bill to
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First N ational Hank Bldg
B o n e
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X wist *0 aubacrlbo for............. *har« yaar PiafarTod Stock
Iu*y ruyamu PUa of *10 p*r Oimw down and |1 » per *fc
per mootb until *100.00 nod accrued dividend pc* thax* 1
A R esale D e p t . is
m a in ta in ed a t the
offices o f FU pjda
Power & L igh t Co.
f o e th e b en efit o f
lo ca l ttockhaidmrM
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11— Autom obiles for
*,
Sanford Daily Herald
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T R U C K , for sale, good con
dition, easy term s. Call or write
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Sanford.
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Immediately for payment.
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insertions. The office should be
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TO ADVERTISERS
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thoroughly fam iliar w ith rates,
rules and classification will
give you completa information.
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assist you in wording your
w ant ad. to m ake It moi*e ef
fective.
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. Advertisers should give their
a tte st or postoffice address as
well as their phone num ber If
they desire results. About ona
render out of a thousand has
a telephone, and the others
can’t communicate w ith you
unless they know your address.
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made In person a t The San
ford n e ra ld office or by let
te r. Telephone discontinuances
a re not valid.
Courteous.... P ro m p t-E ffic ie n t
Service.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Y ear
Make
25
Graham
Type
Truck
Graham
Truck
Dodge
Coupe
Overland
Touring
Touring
Sedan
Dodge
Roadster
Touring
Coupe
Dodgu.
Touring
Coupe
Dodge
"Terms to some people"
MILLER O. PH ILLIPS. Inc
Ork Avc. a t Second St.
Phone 3
TRACTOR Service, elenring flow
ing, disking and street grading,
Let us do your subdivision. M. M.
Lord, Route A, Box 210.
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
321 E. F irst S treet
Wc carry a full line
Our prices are right. Cash or
term s. We want your business.
LOST, strayed or stolen, male
Collie Pup.
Black with white
m arkings. Reward. Return to 118
E. 18th St.
Ill 11,DIM,?) moved or ruisetl,
foundation laid. .1. A, Thayer.
Box 1717 Daytona Reach, Pin.
FOUND a pair of tortoW- rim
glfiscls. Owner may receive by
8lvi0* ..the proper identification
Jind ■pny'ltig f o r this ml. The Heiiild
utomobilcs
Ford Touring-.
1U£I Maxwell
L
1P23 Ford Coupe. r
(F irst $75 cash gels it
11— Autom obiles For Sale.
EW Ford touring car.
391-J. E. Ward Jeon.
Call
WANTED—A second hand spetd
a ter. Call G03-.I.
WATCHMAN, experienced night
wutchmnn. Prefer rellublc white
man, 50 years old. Apply The
‘A ustin Company. Construction job
Elm nnd W. 13th St.
35— Salesm en and A gents
(’HAS. T. FULLER MOTOR
COMPANY
Chrysler Dealer
III West First St.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
low on Sanford Avenue, near
r66— Wanted—To Buy
Gcncya Avenue.
priced.
Reasonable
Terms.
IX—Rooms and Board
Beautiful six
room
Spanish
wood floors,
double garage,
Itoc-Bond Stucco, five room
closet nnd bath. 2 porches, city
convenience*). Price $7,000
$2,000 ensh. Balnnce terms.
Organization Incorporated
X—Real Estate For
Rent
Phunc7U7,
74— ApartmentN nnd Flats
APARTMENTS, two room, kitch - 1
m otto and hath. Handsomely j
furnished, beautifully decorated,1
oenlrnlh located. Select tenants. I
W. M. Young, owner; 205 North !
Pork Avenue.
room
tiHlrteKs Phi res fo r'B c n i
LINCOLN — FOKD — FORDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial & Palm etto. Phone 831
JJ
NASH
ianford Dealer, S. A. Rive
W. Ft ret St.
Phone 017
SEMINOLE J1UDSON ESSEX
INC.
203 Ouk A re n a *
Phone 41
\
CHEVROLET
I
Don-Jun Chevrolet Co.. Inc
Tkrntli and Sanford Ave„ phone 7G8 S,
VIII—Merchandise
Send in your subscription to the 5S— H o u se h o ld Good«
tribune or hand it to your local
dealer so you can rend Florida's
greatest ncwapai>i>r. One year,
I$8.00. G months, $4.00, threo months
$2.00. If you doaire $1,000 insur
ance policy add 76c to your order. OHIO—Xenia. Make your
through the Xenia Gazette,
cash. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or aell ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
un-t
anything? If so advertise ia tricL W ant ad and display
the Gainesville Sun.
on req u eat
I t^ U P P O 'o E - h £ ' L |
A -D H E
K .-
TH E OHLT
t’honr TO
First itre
W E L U -lT tj
A tio U T
T O O A rib W E R E Q
on Hughey,
KM R ROOMS lurnitlu'd, bunga AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
low in Lake Mary. Fla., for hum
gusta, Ga., A ugusts’; ' greatest
mer. Also winter tl desired. Sec classified medium, rate( caah, 9c
Mrs. Alis, Lake Mary.
charge. 10c minimum.
sales
Zen
die^B N AN AD in these columns.
rates
1 lie cost is small, results arc
great. Phono 148.
$2,200.
TWO LOTS
'
JF R A N K L IN TERRACE
$1,250 each. Terms.
V# V j
Address C. H. PEARCE
% ;*
*\
li
G07 W est 2nd Street.
_
t
C 0 U ,W
Three mil*
ting tw w tf ti
' No. 118'and 119. '
'
$000 cash
Balance contract
THE.
-J
farms
Wc now have wt*!
Sanford celery f»n*M
to sell >’ou **na. *3
card, or call us
we will aw you *«fl
SANFORDRWJ
Ball
South fro n t in Pineliuret,
Ti
- . > j
B e lic v o you will i w to
One Lot No. 150
DOOR.* T E L L T h e
doctor i
W /N H T T O
fS E E H IM - ■
railroad) ui
Surrousfct
and ninkim
Price $8,00M « m ■
balance 1-2-4 jtui ill
interest. Tide i» durl
bcrance and lJtttn il
Drive out acdlxkd
talk to tba iuin«wjj
BARGAINS—BARGAINS
By GEORGE McMANUS
IL L ‘pE.E. M T ^O O C "l OP< A n ' c±\t
HIM TO CHAMC*e THl^a tKNC-L.'r
at
Rritt-Chiticndcn J
FOR SALE, Furnished house, hoving tw o rooms und bath and
sleeping porck located near South
Side School. Owner enn give pos
w M i going north
session Apr. 10, nnd will sell for u wacres
from 1
$31150 w ith $850 cash. Apply Box defi road.>35mile
miles
354 Herald Office. Balance like $500 per acre, 25from
lrn
is in grove afoul p
within fo mile of Orlo
division. Alt high arJ
looking beautiful like]
cash, balance M jnnJ
$1000 CASH, 5125 per month will cron. Km l.ute'mt Grd
1
buy a 5 room bungalow, located Fla.
on a corner in Sanford Heights.
This house has fireplace, nutomntic
LOOK Af
hut w ater heater, electric gas
Black Iliamod
range shower bath nnd ull mod
ern improvements.
Owner offers Can you buy w fj
Tills spcdi/yrinrftJ
for quick sale at $8,600, Phone
only. IjoU udtr i d
K(l— S u m m e r P la c e s fu r K e g t
RHINRINO UP FATHER
H O - H O M - T ) tl*b l O l
U O AvY t M V C v C R t
T O O t> T R .C M U Q U ta
*
FOR SA LE—House with
five
rooms nnd fireplace, facing east
on large lot. Owner o ffers to sell
for $3250 with cash paym ent of
$600. Box 324 Herald Office.
FOR SA LE, direct by owner. Lot
60x117 feet on Oak Avenue, be
tween" N inth and Tenth Street*,
$1^00. E asy term s. Act quick
for real bargain. Uox 27, e a r c o f
Herald.
(C
55—Farm and Dairy Product
FOR SALE: Cow Peas, Velvet FOR ItENT Small bouse with
two rooms and bath and sleeping
Beans, Cotton Seed, Biloxi nnd
iam b. Complilciv furnished. Koi
Seedsmen. Augusta, Gu.
rent from Apr. loth. Apply Mr.
Retg .>16 I*’ii—l National Rank
DARK Barred Rock
Rblg
eggs per setting $2.f
Sco Mrs. John Diehl
WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Avenue, City.
Engraving, "Embossing. See u*
firM. Wc tlo it. Phone 417-W FOR PURE bred Rhode Island
eggs.' Call 2412.
It. It. A ve. Commercial St.
WlLLYS - KNIGHT and Ovciland
ONE I)AI
FOR SA LE—0 room apunieh Stuc 89— Wantedco House, very reasonable with
substantial catjh payment. W rite
box 10.
CHIROPRACTIC. ’■
Hcutth.” Do not i
stream of dl health,
prnctic adjustments,
fur appointment. Dr
liougail. 3()7 First
Building.
CHRYSLER
CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO
411 W. l*t Si.
Phone <3^
F. and M. Motor Co., i'ark nod
CommercJiil.
27— Professional Services
ONE TENANT
is quoted at thrtsbfl
EN BLOCK
Fuur lots, between Popular and d o l l a r s per sere.
ROBERT l 6
Pecan. Avenues, with 102 ft., on
second St. extending through to P. O. Box 332 Fart 1
Third. With sam e frontage. Know
Sanford nnd you rcidizc these lots
must soon be absorbed by business
then the price is per per ft. nnd
not per lot. Take advantage of
Priced to S
the per lot price, $2000 per lot,
8 acres with cotO
$750 cash, balance over 2 I4 years.
5 acres, house a®*'
Phono G74-K, W. .1, Hnw krigg, 819
10 acres. 7 aerr* t»
Elm Avenue.
i» “ "»• « $ £ !
ONE LOT on Palm etto Avenue a t
See JAS A. JO
20th S treet. $1,075. H. Zeller,
112 W. Fd
caro Herald-
25—Florists,
STEWART THE FLORIST"
Flowers for ail occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phono 200-W
& acjiesi
S E E MR. H
FOR SA LE—F iv e .,ro o m house
with bnth. $2500 ynsh.
Ilu>
834 Herald Office.
FOR the homebuilder two large
6 0 'foot lots. Elliott Avenue,
fronting park overlooking Inkc.
Fort Mellon subdivision. W rite
owner. for term s. II. U. Box 122
Zellwood, Fla.
Have vuur ear
WASHED POLISHED
and GREASED
at the
Oak Avenue
PER1ECTION AUTO
f
LAUNDRY
1921 Overland Red Ibid
192*1 Baby Overland.
(Model PI)
1921 Ford.
1922 Ford.
’
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
85—L ots For Sale
111—INaultry and Supplies
HU PS—MAUMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
£00 .Magnolia Avc.
Phone 137
NEW, SEVEN ROOM Cloniul
House, largo hall,
porches,
breakfast room etc.
On n beautifully -shaded
lot,
Eastern exposure. Now rrndy,
Immediate possession small down
payment, balnnce like ren t. Phone
•IS. or call a t N. W est corner of
Mngnolin and Second S tr’s.
244 in t h ; £ r t * » d |
Semi nob rx rtrJk k fl
15—Service Stations—Repair- 1
SANFORD BUICK CO,
,£12 Magnolia Avcnu*
Phono 307
Mellonvillo Avenue neai
street, also* on 7th Street,
ner Mellonvillo. Si* rooms
largo b reak fast room, scr
type stucco bungalow, hnrd-
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS; If you
wnnt to sell your used cars, ad
vertise daily on tire classified page ^
DODGE
Miller O. Phillip* Co., Inc.
Pleasure car* and Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd Street.
Phone 3
?i s
l l
S M g ffl
7 ACRES Cl*
New fito room Stucco Bunga
Only producers wanted. We have 68— R oom s W ith o u t B o ard
an unusually attractive proposition
to offer to hustlers who hnve come FRONT bedroom down Muirs
to Sanford to make raoney.Our list
Myrtle Avenue.
ings and ciicntcl is the best. If
you are n salesman and w ant to
make permanent connections, where
your services will be appreciated,
and your income unlimited. Ad
dress Box D-100 care Herald, for
NEATLY furnished rooms, plenty
an interview.
hot water. Cient|cmun only, G01
Palmetto Avc.
JAMES IL COWAN—All kind,
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. ,
W ater nnd Boat Tanks. At Onk |
Avenue nnd Third Street, T ele-Jut
phone 111.
• fp
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, buildirij; blockn, irrigation boxes. J. It.
m
THE DALI. HARDWARE
SECOND-HAND bedroom furni
tu r e wanted. Must be good and
reasonable. • Phone 571-J.
SANFORD ROOKING TO. Tile
roofs, built up roofs, lie-roofing
over old roofs. Leaks repniicd. Es
tim ates free. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Oak Avc. and 3rd St. Plume
111.
lilt; BARGAINS
Ready fo r immediate
. Occupancy
q
Percolator.*, Irons, Waffle
Irons, Toasters, etc,
VII—Livestock
111—Building—Contraction
S
d g A N IS H ST1
84— Houses For Sale
IJUOM for rent and furniture for
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
sale. Bed, safe, nnd table, good
38—
B
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sin
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ss
O
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p
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r
tu
n
itie
s
"The Itcxnll Store"
location,
reasonable -11H Oak A ' e. |
We make n specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick DAIRY LUNCH—3 year lease,
with 5(m quart milk route full
delivery.
Drugs — Soda-— HotSandwiches equipment', including three-fourth
ton Dodge Truck. Full investiga ROOMS, with or witlvout meals.
tion, Dairy Depot, 710 West Uni
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
versity Avenue, Gainesville, Flu.
LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pre
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wc
arc ns near you as your phone
Call 103.
10— I.nt»t and Found
b e a u t if u l
Como in untl see our line of
Electrical Appliances
Ill—Business Service
18— Business Service Offered
8-1— H ouses For Sale
ELECTRIC!
33— Help Wanted— Male
FOR TRADE— Rover sport model
six cord tires, wire wheels. A: t
condition. Trade equity for good
Ford or Overland Four. Box U3,
Herald Office.
SIX room modern house, tfood I(>
ratio n , »
T t* " * * furnished
FOR SALE—Sweet peas, and oth
Also ----butter mid
cr flowers...........eggs. John Jones, Benrdall Ave.
CUT. FLOWERS for sale. Calendu Market,
las. aw ret peas nnd other cut
flowers, 25c per dozen.
Fhone
40-W. Mrs.. L. H. Jo n e a ..
65—Specials at the Stores
EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc.
Comer Pnlmotto und Com
mcrcin] St.
Phono ,731
Sun ford. Fla.
FORD cars for hires) l ’hono G5GJ
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
en tubs for washing celery.
F. F. DUTTON A CO.
a n te d — T o -R e n t
XI—Real Estate For
Sale , •
IJght Truck .............. ’.. $2'»0.'D0
Ton Truck ................... /.:.$20g.tH)
Tan Truck
.:«i.;!..$19e.00
Ton T r u c k - ------- ......1250.00
Ton Truck
....... .... $225.00
Ton Truck ......................1125.00
Sedan
Coupe
Apply
GUARANTEED USED FORD
TRUCKS-
13— Automobiles For Hire
I—Announcements
H
SALES LADIES wanted.
F. W. Wool worth Co.
Touring
Touring
SU FFERERS of heart trouble. AnV jn r U Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
Hljrh Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I
Will glsdly tell you free, how you
tan get quick and lasting relief,
Without using drugs, medicine nr
aeruma. Address R. V. Walden, Box
1860, New Haven, Conn.
32— H e lp W a n te d — F e m a le
Ton Truck
Dodge
IV —E m p lo y m e n t
I I —Automobiles for Sale
61—Miscellaneous
.
PBIC* 1
nually- w
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N E V E R
>UNTIL
SM S p t m
Corporation.
Bldg. Phonr
718.
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S e n tio *1
m a in
peoplt
W atervtlle, Morning
Thousands of Main#
interested In Florida
Reach them through
- R ate card on ap-
plication
ING get# results If b
potential buyers. Fa*
News is circulated to
il and agricultural #e*
M a s o n ic . 1
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�Floriiln. htul flWwrlbiYl fla follow,
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Tier - of tin- T ow »» of Hanford
o iv o h lln c in IJ- It- Irijffo rfl'.
m nr ..f r-o-oM In th e m i h l l e r i ..
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T ra c t I.
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lllo rk I*. T ie r 7 of th e T eV n of
Snnforfl. arco rijln jf to K. It.
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WOCLD WIEMV l i ' C
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IN YOUR YOUTH F lrtDAYS - NO W O N D E R "
THESE LOVE A FFA IRS T
C O M E S o NATURAL ,Y
T o CHICR. WHEN H lS e f
FATHER STARTED i f
WHEN HE WAS TEN
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By Williams
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O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E
To
S u n d a y s u it a n d a t
B & R » 6 « r IN S T V L E —
By Condo
X- T P l D N 'T - S T O I 3
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WE TROLIC’
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A Simple Matter For Freckles
FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS
T H I*S
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PUPILS OF ;
F R E C k l& S
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COMPOSITION
OF
CQWECSATION
CONTAINING
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t v L B S r r a w ’w s •
ONLY OME IN OCR CLASS
THATAAS EXACTLY
TH2BE MUNDRED WORDS,
IN TAEJR COMPOSITION.
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m a tter
WILLIE
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H o t a i s - m k T Do®*
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AfiLVeovi//
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wax in mysway
IS C T A M A M A N -1
M A D S A IM
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�,D. FRIDAY.
included
N CABINET
n o j ''i n e r t
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Never before have we had f»urh a
tremendous response to our advertising.
No wonder! Just look at this offer.
You get gM.OO wortJi of groceries dish
es or aluminum
ahsnlulely free of
charge with your Sellers Kitchen Cabi
net during the furniture sale The terms
are ho convenient youil have it paid for
without missing the money.
Here is
the chance of a lifetime to get the great
est labor-snvinR convcnichce you ran
have in your kilt-hen. 'If the present
demand continues our limited supply of
groceries soon will l>e exhausted, lion t
delay.
Come in at once—before it is
loo late.
WASHINGSODA
H urt rye
W othiiig Soda
>r nrrlni.6A<*im le|i
ami CaVc AUiiug
For lUandfat F loo-« M *U
I'rM crrc* Linoleum
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C arnation M ill*
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Fleioclitnann’i
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Lat Zor J t iiV»• u ilkjr
forHealth
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P yim bine
A $»..»♦ p c d U S e n J
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THE SELLERS—THE
CABINET WITH 15
FAMOUS FEATURES
ANYWHERE
8«i
Ci
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The startling value we offer Is made
possible through the co-operation of the
companies listed here. * They nro fur
nishing full standard sire packages of
their products free of charge so that you
may give them a thorough trial.
We
also want vou to give our store a trial.
We want you to know the service we
give, the high grade merchandise we
carry. That is why we are giving the
dishes or aluminum free
to get ac
quainted witii you, Our old customers
lire invited to take advantage of this
offer, loo.
d e l iv e r y
I
lohiuoa'* Liquid
W ax
u i l .a
iG A I 3 Ul
IIOW WE CAN MAKE THIS
AMAZING OFFER
Even without the groceries and dishes
or aluminum the Sellers Kitchen Cabi
net is a rare value.
Think what a sen
sational value it is with these big extra
values included free. The many exclu
sive, labor-saving features of the Sell
ers include tin* new Porccl-inm work
shelf that gives almost halt again the
poroeJ-iron working surface of any oth
er cabinet and dozens of other features.
See tliis beautiful kitchen help now
while you can save money.
I Battle
I Lb. Can
Crf»CO
lCMPfl
Approved bf
Mlm each i..Ucrt
Cibkn*. E»«jf r»
mm
v : /i.
If f o u buy your S ilU n now , you get
lkl» 32*pl«ci ict o f D in n e r Chin*
w ithout co«c. C im w o o d C k liu . ThU
m i coaaUta oft C u ta , bauerra. I1*t«a,
B reed Slid Ilu tttra. I'ru it Diihra.
V tg rtsb l* DUh and Plaltai — enough
t O H t t k a table fo r t i i p tn o n a .
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AwtocU led Press Full
Today
SANFomViFl&rtn)A, SATURDAY," MA!
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Club HoiiBe at Seminole1ftacc;.Track
•
I
U Forces Furlop Off, Send-
St. Johns-Indfftn River Water*
way Commission Will Hold
Monthly <• Meetings' Here;
O fficers
Elected Friday
[foltcn M etal
||| Directions
LBoss Is
Two SanfprdMen
*Named On Body
, |4<
Million Dollar Action
Insiltuted by P retty Wife
Ended Friday; Matrimonial
D ifferences SHU Dtbatcd
Two
tT h e Dead
[list Includes
■NEW
I ■ ■YORK,
■ L . Mar.
T. a».—<A’i~
i Sebastian R, Kreske, ten-ccnt store
m agnate nmf his yoimc wife, Mrs.
Dart*'"Mercer Krcsge, have, settle!
iHAM. A’n- Mm*. out of coutt her su it to obtain
Ilftbama’s r t l i n r about $2,000,000, In share* of the
Frccortled an o th er Krcsge company on a prc-nuptlal
agreem ent, hut there Is some doubi
|tcr when 16 nicn n* to w hether they hove rcconclland 17 others in- ed th eir m atrim oniar^U ffcrcnets
h explosion w h ic h
M r. Krcsge last night went tj
[nnce No. 2 of th e hfa w ife’s P ork Avenue apartment
(ron Co., 10 miles a f t t r HSIpV "hpiirt from her for
oyer a..'year, l f / t a suit case uni
pningham.
.
.t thyn departed.
v
Lrts were coiifllcfe- •• N either th e K resgc’s nor their
[numbir of dead, ,qw- attorneys would distusa thq mut
ion Incident to. re- ter. uor could the qxact term s of
bodies from .the dc- the financial settlem ent be teamcd. Various estim ates 'placed it
L cr Crown, nt. noon, in the neighborhood of $ 1 ,000 ,00(1.
Announcement* "of final dispssi-j
F revised (list of the
tipn of tho su it corner yesterday!
tho th ird postponement of I
11 " —
llov'nnl
(w
- - —j E.
, during
tho trial granted sinco the trial)
L
rohite)
«uj)crintcndcnt;
.
_
i
U; Fgrrcitt Lawlvy; started.
Aiax D. Stcuer, attorney for Mr.
jJessie Walth.
|»rry
Funcrbcrjr; Krcsge, while refusing to divulge
■Cade; Juc Dcnn; E. the term s of the settlem ent, said Furious Untile January 27
I Collins: William th at a tran sfer of th e stock wai
Revealed By tynssuchuscttH
|m ! Ed Bibb; Eurl p it included In the ."agreement.
Since
first
postponem
ent
of
the
Coltjekc’
InHlritclur; Crewj
■Calhoun.
. .
trial, Mr. and Mrs". Krcsge have
W ilhcut Food For 15 Hours,
■ hsd n«t been ne- been much In each other’* com■ itjiaH fenred they nnny, and efforts a t reconciliation
tuath the debris,
by Justice
W agner and the
her Crowd said that Kresgo’s m inister brought several
lathed his Ucaiemcr postponement* of the hearing.
keen had been killed. I Tho couple were m arried in 1021,
Lacs of tfi men had ! four m onths a fte r tho chain stoir
Bin. At the general | m agnate's first wife had obtained
ftrapatiy, ll was stnt- i a ’xlIvtirCefln D etroit. Hr, Krgvc:
■nt had grown, and*.
For Chicago .Horses
Tail, LightsU rged
CHICAGO Mar.,-i 20.—( / P i A fter on am endm ent.had been
offered to compel cats and dogs
to wear tail lights a t night, the
city council vtoed down i resol
ution that would have required
horses to bo equipped'w ith red
lull lights.
’ '
"This Is n serious matter,”
Alder mu n Donald ■' McKinley,
author of the resolution de
clared heatedly. "There arc lots
of horse* in my ward and when
spring conics there will bo a
lot more.
Somoyrf them nfc
going io (ftt hurt.
' ' “
Lake Monroe Is To
Equip School Willi
Stage Accessories
*n.
07; veteran
Z
n*d‘«»Born
, * m
illness.
new sp ap er work
VALDOSTA, Ga., IJurrh 20.—
„ e* an^ w** for—Robert Dasher, son of Mr.
lbe Trlbwnd and Mrs. J. A. Dasher of Vrldosta,
He had was.killed today, when he lo*t *»nll*> the Western tTOl of his automubUo on tb
1014.
way near here. The ear ov
J
y*- r before cd. ntnning him underneath
| j ® f Journalism,
I ffe 'S M
/R e v . John W h lti, " Episcopalian
minister and Col. Coolidge’n own
rotary-treasurer.' 'P . A. Van Ag- T u to r, will b« In charge of the
new, of W inter Park, wn; appointed simple fun tra il servicea a t'th e little
PLYMOUTH, Vt., Mar. 20.,
to act ns attorney for the commis white farm hobse this afternoon.
(#*)— This little GreeiuMoun*
sion and J. M. Draxtbn, Jackson
ville, engineer.
tain village, in whidttbCol.
John C. Goolidge J lv e iP w L
• To Meet In Hanford
<
died, set aside Its ordinary’
; Regular meeting* of the com*
ipinsion arc to he held In Sanford
business today to bury it*
on the third Friday of each month
I first citizen. I n .th e adjoin
and the annual meeting Is to bo
1in g town o f Woodstock, th
held on the third Friday of March,
President o f th e U n ite
each year, Titusville is to haVc a
branch office of the commission.
Statea, a non grieving for hi
. Members of tho commission are
father, w aited’ to . pay n fini
enthusiastic over the 1prospects of Executive Committee Con tribute of lore.
securing immediate action toward
venes To Apportion Cnift* The President, m aking a wlnte
Delegation Brings Back Much the construction of the canal andpnign
Expenses Foi- Prl* visit to his natlva town fo r th
It
Is
the
belief
of
many
of
them
Valuable Data on Campaign
first tim e in a score of years, lof
mnry
And
to Talk Business Washington,
Management For Use In th a t the waterway will bo complet
(n hope th a t his pres
ed within the next two ytars.
once m ight comfort hi* fath er1^
$12,000 Drive to Open Here 1 Following seven yenrs of IcgisTho Executive Committee of tha lost moments.
Losing tho g rin
Seminole County Dumocratic or race with death, ha rem ained It
The directors o f ' tho Hanford
ganisation met this morning a t the .perform tho final filial duties.
Young Men’s Chrin.ian Association
court house for. the purpose of ap
portioning the expenses of tits' 11c carao yesterday from Woodlast night attended ■ campaign
dinner, of tho Orlando ’4Y'" dihe?- plans to receive a government sub June prim ary and tho November stock, to spend an hour by h b fa
tars who arc engaged In raising sidy for tho completion of tho work lection among tho.varlDus candl* ther'* belt\ and today, planned W
acvi rnl hours At "his childtho sum of $800,000,for tho.erec nre nt the present time being Iniea for county, stale and national •pend
hood
home
before the timo set foi
worked
out.
IDres,
and
for
the
discussion
of
tion of a Y. M. C, A. building In
■fHp.-funetUl.i Mr*,
The canal, which is to be built ejlftlnr business.
that city. The dinner wait nt the
elr'sp n , JOJaM n-Tatawnucle, tho guest* a i- from Ihouhcadwotcra uf the RL TTbr* committee was called to or- llH
completed the j
rcm bllnaret 0 ■o’clock. f ‘ ^
V . Johns river to a point db the In- tre ’tiy the'chairm an, Felix Frank. President
ily
circle,.,secretary of tho eatin g
' TfiiE OrUhdb .bfgiytfaaiJan
organftatIon,"Sums * sent In t
n Iready raised the sum of 90(KKm)0(
- While ibMiens
‘hi
$1'7,000 of th a t amount being
official capacity oi iccretury
dde the firm house tnreugfie
the committee.
turned In on Friday. The Sanford
directors heard the reports b t tho
The prim aries In June arc to be ,Trtord*y and last night. tl»r ncJg
Orlando cnmpnlgn generals "for the
held for tho purpose of selecting Imrn passed in to look, for tho k
purpose* of Darning wayn- and
tha candidates for fho offices of iptc, a t the features of “t
De lay in -state in tl
means nj conducting a local.drive
county judge of Hcnilnolo County, Iquirc.”
parlor or his hqinc.
for $12 004), planned to begin on
justice
of
the
peace,
two
rpresehA n ri)
Folding doors had been thretvn
mcasure creating the district, for it tatives in the stu te legislature, .1
open
and the little sitting reoip
senator
from
the
district
compris
is believed th a t this city, loented
uj- it is in regard to rail and water ing Brevard and Bcminole counties, where Ihc Colonel In 1023 adniinl*.
transportation, will become onn of n United Staten Senator, and n tered to his son the oath of oFfieo
Os prerldont had been made a
the largest inland shipping ccn- congressional representative.
The office of County Judge is part of the chamber.
ters in the South.
Here was to be held a t 2:30
now filled by J. H. Hosren, who
o'clock u simple funeral iservice
„ ..„
Shsnrwith Rev. John W hits of Shsnr-,
mrnc. reading the Episcopal serv
serytwo organisations in m atters uf*
ice. There were to be no hytntis
fecting the work in either county.
for the office,,Is elected, ho is ex or culottes.
Those present from Sanford for
Heavy Shock To Oomnunlty
'
pected to serve a, term of two
tho dinner and meeting which fol
Few of the natives were- yetyears, or unlll. the ipi8,election.
lowed were: H. O. Chase, W, R.
Smith, J. G. Shu ron. W. M, Scott,
The justice tif the pence office able to go. abolit their usual taslcs..
Kcnutor J. J. Parrish, of Titus is being fPWd by M. W. LowCll, The passing of Colonel Coolldge
S. R. Dighton, d ,D . Wolf and L
C. Debout, all of whom are di ville, was a visitor to Sanford to who was appointed by the gover had been a heavy qhock to the com
rectors of the Sanford Y. M. C. A. day and whije here took occasion nor to fill the vacancy .caused by munity which ho dominated M a r
C. D. Wolf, secretary of tho San to discuss the benefits th at are ex the d e a th .p r L. G. Sfriilgfollow. four-score years and the Plymouth
folk gathered in group* all day to
ford “ Y,” announced today th at pected to actrue to the city of
United State* Senator Duncan discuss tho tragic event.
But
S. O. Chase has been appointed Sanford and the east coast from U. F ^ te h c r,T, the senior
acr^.t“
__
jenator there wore some duties, which could
chairman of the committee
chainnan
___r____ In tho com pletion-of the St. JohnsIda has been In the sen- not be neglected.
charge of the drive to ral^h $12,■ Indian river canal, a measure that u t e f o i
) yearn.
Ills term exA force. of. men labored until
000, with which to equip the locul he was instrumental In promoting. pires \\ first of the year and tho
dark, clearing the ra id through
Senator
Parrish
stated
th
a
t.
he
building to be erected in the n e ir
ip is.fo r a tertp of six
future. Other members are to be believed the district he represents,
ic is re-elected,
named within the next few, day*), which is comprised of Brevard and
b f one, Seminole County
Scminolo
counties,
is
to
eventually
illdge* are buried.
The first
he stated.
resented id the, te gisU- Bpring, thaw had softened the k)
become
ot*c
of
the
best
known
sec
Headquarters have been estab
TiAurelay twp . yepro- and added to tha dUficplty of,
lished for Mr. Wolf a t 4U F irst tions of the entire south, due to
ta$k.
A heavy tracto r and s
the many (mprovamenta now being
planned In each county.
plough broke through the di
“The completion of the canal will
and shoveller followed behind,
not only furnish a very necessary
feeling a lane with snow wait
link in the dovarnraente’ system of
either side higher than a w
waterways It will also cause the
drainage of thousand* of across of
fertile land In VAgt Is how the back
country of each county,” the sena
tor said.
.
>odern‘,conalnM"In addition to (he m any prodte I q .t^ e neqr
S S ttp v
I Avenue^ an d
throughout this district, t!
N inth Street, seci -ding to an an-1
|y instituted methods of
nouncemsnt m«do bttey by (he El
the narcissve'bulbs,-the
no Building Company,
pmpany. which j
munts in the raising -o f
JJJParrish' Praises
Development Of S t
Johns Canal Plans
0 .,n . Anderson, had been aloft for
four hour* on her third trial flight.
She was warned by radio that high
winds were ’expected and hended
for Scott Field-. By the time she
was landed ant! was being pulled
tqwaril h e r hangar the wind had
so increased in velocity that she
began*to pound on the ground like
a vessel in heavy breakers.
Two
stru ts on the control cabin were
Smashed and Lieut. Anderson, see
ing tho ship would be wrecked In
Concerted Campaign
Is To Be Made Against
Cattle
*•
iW
m*- TickV In South '
Valdosta Man Dies
In Motor
Accident
•
PLYMOUTH, Vt., M ar.;
20. — (A1) — W i t h u tm o st. ,
simplicity, funeral services
w.prb held today for Col,
John C. Coolidge, father of
the President, in the w hite
Vermont farmhouse which" h’was his homo.
and preliminary plans
R lha t ll) oirn. fiv e ]
'Jo Chicago
Presidential Party Is
* To Depart ShortlyAfter Service Ends
Bapford. was selected nn tha
headquarters for the St. John*
Navigation District Canal ('ommlsslon yesterday during a meet-
Iro Laborers
WASHINGTON, Mar. 20. (A’)—
A concerted campaign against th#
Cattle tick, in the South hy federal,
sta te and county authoritte*, bjr
which it is expected th e pest# wifi
be* eliminated from all sections
north of Florida, is about to be bolffd b“t search re- ^
L
‘ * w ill join tha
,‘Mt soma of
oi the
u,e rig
sta tio n of rid*
th e 'tic k s that
ir**uiUnin,cc ts r «pedjdir
fchrtS \
ten, bo(l; J J g
'l, *aTl‘ way w h ile!, J
1,rc and flam- agi
* ma,s *c*ttcred In ths
down w ith ,cor
i i*n ^ lftn 0
of. i t t _ ___
__ ____
^ « c d i* te v ic in ity ;.^ counties last-year, i t
ioiu !fC“,uKhl work‘ ^
Departm ent
itcnsnce
, „ v 'r ,th= furnace authorities th a t
iff quarantine
i C crcl hours be. of the 200-milc
^
teen removed, fence along the
corgia-F lo rid a
tbe iniured line will not be t
It
** or.
• *
(|f the molten
The fence eras e re c te d .-, -fTK.
•he comn
, .
u fte r th a t sta te had freed Itt
had n o t self of ra ttle ticks, In order te prehoLn- ,Li°f Di° ttc c l-'v tn t infested anim als from Florida
—
"fternobn, from. croMing tho border.
^
V
) N orth of Georgia, the only tick
N ew spaper
tinfciiation Is four«i in ^ h re r 5ouf j
IS I n n u l l Ura in Virginia and two in Sout.h
Guardsmen Act n
A-i V’s "Body
Bearers
i v-*i:*
■?. -4^7VTL AW
D efinite lh-offram Outlined at
Orgam r a tio n Meet ‘ Held
W ith Titusville Members
kite Men and ■
and studied.
I t is the plan of-the Lake.’Monroe
school, according to Mrs. Jacob:, to
have th o ,s ta g e equipped for the
dram atic Activities of the etpd^ot^
and to n u k e possible tbe prodetion
of many entertainm ent feature* In
tho school building by Lake Mon*
rua organizations.
I Conducts Services I Plymouth C itizensTo
— 1---------Jmn President This
Afternoon in Paying
Last Tribute to Dead
S
received in Washington Senator
Breokhart received a larger num
ber bf vote* than did Mr. Stock.
Just how much support Senator
Stephens will receive in the entire
w as1th e ' crunchiftg of
struts.
, 1 •,
Doctor Left Wife $1
With Which To Buy A
Jlope To Hang Herself
subcommittee and should It be *Prevcd'by tha committee he would
avo charge of the fight o n ’the
floor to unseat Senator prookhart.
C
PHILADELPHIA, ^tfr. 20.(/Pl—
In a will executed more than a year
before ho endedJU* life hy poDon
last year. Dr. David
“ *Reiter aug— ted th at his wife
gee
wua bang
oang herself.
nerreu.
rh - h*d
Declaring- riliat she
had „“nagged
^agged^
him for 28 years, the will directed
TAMPA. Mar. 20.—W>>—Stand
th a t V h e " h / gi ven only $1 of h'i*
llfi.000 estate, and suggested th at ing over the body of his master,
this be used to "buy a rope to form Jam es Guizbon.. formerly of Mon
treal, Canada, and recently on emUted August, ploye of the Price stables at Tam
ited in a pfltl- pa Down*, * German police dog
. asking that a snarled, (mapped and fought the
ralnst tho wid- deputy sheriff and group of men
citation be issue*
Iter, to show who had come to carry thh bojy of
ow. Mrs. I^tura
of adm ioistra- his makter to the undertaker. rj
ou Id pot be rethe will admitted to
probate.
I t was believed
Intestate untill •
Bullets Used To Frighten A m y Dog
Who Guards Dead Body Of His Master
-n
...
-Tv.
of wealth now In thf
Senator Faw teh al
the many yachts expo
use of the St, Johns river und th*
canal when tha latter la completed.
He said l*more and moyw yachum cn
throughout the nortl
of the beauties to b*
t Johns. m 4
iy con contin-
only friend ha
winter, bi
mer monl
Bill—- 'Introduced
Fo
*
---AA- t ' . m.
Warship Altera
WASHINGTON. M te. £0.
tu nicnib
nijmny. wl
a branch oi
must Inevjtehly*
and exngnd Into eng o f tha la
interior cities of- tha state.’
flhaVm**ldrat»*lJ
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Never before have we had f»urh a
tremendous response to our advertising.
No wonder! Just look at this offer.
You get gM.OO wortJi of groceries dish
es or aluminum
ahsnlulely free of
charge with your Sellers Kitchen Cabi
net during the furniture sale The terms
are ho convenient youil have it paid for
without missing the money.
Here is
the chance of a lifetime to get the great
est labor-snvinR convcnichce you ran
have in your kilt-hen. 'I f the present
demand continues our limited supply of
groceries soon will l>e exhausted, lion t
delay.
Come in at once— before it is
loo late.
ami CaVc AUiiug
Wax
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I'rMcrrc* Linoleum
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Wothiiig Soda
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The startling value we offer Is made
possible through the co-operation of the
companies listed here. * They nro fur
nishing full standard sire packages of
their products free of charge so that you
may give them a thorough trial.
We
also want vou to give our store a trial.
We want you to know the service we
give, the high grade merchandise we
carry. That is why we are giving the
dishes or aluminum free
to get ac
quainted witii you, Our old customers
lire invited to take advantage of this
offer, loo.
d e l iv e r y
I
lohiuoa'* Liquid
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AMAZING OFFER
Even without the groceries and dishes
or aluminum the Sellers Kitchen Cabi
net is a rare value.
Think what a sen
sational value it is with these big extra
values included free. The many exclu
sive, labor-saving features o f the Sell
ers include tin* new Porccl-inm work
shelf that gives almost halt again the
poroeJ-iron working surface o f any oth
er cabinet and dozens o f other features.
See tliis beautiful kitchen help now
while you can save money.
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Mlm each i..Ucrt
Cibkn*. E»«jf r»
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If f o u buy your S ilU n now , you get
lkl» 32*pl«ci ict o f Dinner Chin*
without co«c. C im w o o d Ckliu. ThU
m i coaaUta oft Cuta, bauerra. I1*t«a,
Breed Slid Ilutttra. I'ruit Diihra.
V tgrtsbl* DUh and Plaltai— enough
tO H ttk a table fo r t i i ptnon a.
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AwtocU led Press Full
Today
SANFomViFl&rtn)A, SATURDAY," MA!
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Club HoiiBe at Seminole1ftacc;.Track
•
I
St. Johns-Indfftn River Water*
way Commission Will Hold
Monthly <• Meetings' Here;
Officers Elected Friday
U Forces Furlop Off, Send-
[foltcn Metal
||| Directions
LBoss Is
tT h e Dead
Two SanfprdMen
*Named On Body
, |4<
Million Dollar Action
Insiltuted by Pretty Wife
Ended Friday; Matrimonial
Differences SHU Dtbatcd
Two
[list Includes
■NEW
I ■ ■YORK,
■ L
. Mar.
T . a».—<A’ i~
i
Sebastian
R,
Kreske,
ten-ccnt store
Iro Laborers magnate nmf his yoimc
wife, Mrs.
Dart*'"Mercer Krcsge, have, settle!
iHAM. A’n- Mm*. out of coutt her suit to obtain
Ilftbama’s rtlinr about $2,000,000, In share* of the
company on a prc-nuptlal
Frccortled another Krcsge
agreement, hut there Is some doubi
|tcr when 16 nicn n* to whether they hove rcconclland 17 others in- ed their matrimoniar^Uffcrcnets
h explosion w hich
Mr. Krcsge last night went tj
[nnce No. 2 of the hfa wife’s Pork Avenue apartment
(ron Co., 10 miles afttr HSIpV "hpiirt from her for
oyer a..'year, lf/t a suit case uni
pningham.
. .t thyn departed.
v
Lrts were coiifllcfe- •• Neither the Kresgc’s nor their
[numbir of dead, ,qw- attorneys would distusa thq mut
ion Incident to. re- ter. uor could the qxact terms of
bodies from .the dc- the financial settlement be teamcd. Various estimates 'placed it
Lcr Crown, nt. noon, in the neighborhood of $1,000,00(1.
Announcement* "of final dispssi-j
F revised (list of the
tipn of tho suit corner yesterday!
tho third postponement of I
11 )
" —
llov'nnl
(w
- -tcn
—jdcnE.
,t; during
tho trial granted sinco the trial)
L
rohite
«uj)crin
.
_
i
U; Fgrrcitt Lawlvy; started.
Aiax D. Stcuer, attorney for Mr.
jJessie Walth.
|»rry
Funcrbcrjr; Krcsge, while refusing to divulge
■Cade; Juc Dcnn; E. the terms of the settlement, said Furious Untile January 27
I Collins: William that a transfer of the stock wai
Revealed By tynssuchuscttH
|m! Ed Bibb; Eurl pit included In the ."agreement.
Since
first
postponement
of
the
Coltjekc’
InHlritclur; Crewj
■Calhoun.
. .
trial, Mr. and Mrs". Krcsge have
Wilhcut Food For 15 Hours,
■ hsd n«t been ne- been much In each other’* com■ itjiaH fenred they nnny, and efforts at reconciliation
tuath the debris,
by Justice
Wagner and the
her Crowd said that Kresgo’s minister brought several
lathed his Ucaiemcr postponement* of the hearing.
keen had been killed. I Tho couple were married in 1021,
Lacs of tfi men had ! four months after tho chain stoir
Bin. At the general |magnate's first wife had obtained
ftrapatiy, ll was stnt- i a ’ xlIvtirCefln Detroit. Hr, Krgvc:
■nt had grown, and*.
Rlhat ll) oirn. five]
For Chicago .Horses
Tail, L igh tsU rg ed
CHICAGO Mar.,-i 20.—( / P i After on amendment.had been
offered to compel cats and dogs
to wear tail lights at night, the
city council vtoed down i resol
ution that would have required
horses to bo equipped'with red
lull lights.
’ '
"This Is n serious matter,”
Alder mu n Donald ■' McKinley,
author of the resolution de
clared heatedly. "There arc lots
of horse* in my ward and when
spring conics there will bo a
lot more.
Somoyrf them nfc
going io (ftt hurt.
' ' “
'Jo Chicago
*n.
07; veteran
Z
mn*d‘«»
, * illness. Born
newspaper work
„ e* an^ w** forlbe Trlbwnd
He had
ll*> the Western
1014.
J
y*-r before
| j® f Journalism,
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Valdosta Man Dies
In Motor
Accident
•
VALDOSTA, Ga., IJurrh 20.—
— Robert Dasher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Dasher o f Vrldosta,
was.killed today, when he lo*t *»ntTOl of his automubUo on tb
way near here. The ear ov
cd. ntnning him underneath
/R e v . John Whlti, " Episcopalian
minister and Col. Coolidge’n own
rotary-treasurer.' 'P. A. Van Ag- T u tor, will b« In charge of the
new, of Winter Park, wn; appointed simple fun trail servicea at'the little
PLYMOUTH, Vt., Mar. 20.,
to act ns attorney for the commis white farm hobse this afternoon.
(#*)— This little GreeiuMoun*
sion and J. M. Draxtbn, Jackson
ville, engineer.
tain village, in whidttbCol.
John C. Goolidge JlveiP w L
• To Meet In Hanford
<
died, set aside Its ordinary’
; Regular meeting* of the com*
ipinsion arc to he held In Sanford
business today to bury it*
on the third Friday of each month
I first citizen. In.the adjoin
and the annual meeting Is to bo
1ing town o f Woodstock, th
held on the third Friday of March,
President o f the Unite
each year, Titusville is to haVc a
branch office of the commission.
Statea, a non grieving for hi
. Members of tho commission are
father, waited’ to. pay n fini
enthusiastic over the 1prospects of Executive Committee Con tribute o f lore.
securing immediate action toward
venes To Apportion Cnift* The President, making a wlnte
Delegation Brings Back Much the construction of the canal andpnign
Expenses Foi- Prl* visit to his natlva town for th
It
Is
the
belief
of
many
of
them
Valuable Data on Campaign
first time in a score o f years, lof
mnry
And
to Talk Business Washington,
Management For Use In that the waterway will bo complet
(n hope that his pres
ed within the next two ytars.
once might comfort hi* father1^
$12,000 Drive to Open Here 1 Following seven yenrs of IcgisTho Executive Committee of tha lost moments.
Losing tho grin
Seminole County Dumocratic or race with death, ha remained It
The directors o f ' tho Hanford
ganisation met this morning at the .perform tho final filial duties.
Young Men’s Chrin.ian Association
court house for. the purpose of ap
11c carao yesterday from Woodportioning the expenses of tits'
last night attended ■ campaign
dinner, o f tho Orlando ’4Y'" dihe?- plans to receive a government sub June primary and tho November stock, to spend an hour by h b fa
tars who arc engaged In raising sidy for tho completion of tho work lection among tho.varlDus candl* ther'* belt\ and today, planned W
tho sum o f $800,000,for tho.erec nre nt the present time being Iniea for county, stale and national •pend acvi rnl hours At "his childIDres, and for the discussion of hood home before the timo set foi
tion of a Y. M. C, A. building In worked out.
■fHp.-funetUl.i Mr*,
The canal, which is to be built ejlftlnr business.
that city. The dinner wait nt the
OJaMn-Tatawnucle, tho guest* ai- from Ihouhcadwotcra uf the RL TTbr* committee was called to or- llHelr'spn, Jcompleted the j
rcmbllnaret 0 ■o’clock. f ‘ ^
V . Johns river to a point db the In- tre’tiy the'chairman, Felix Frank. President
ily circle,.,secretary o f tho eating
' TfiiE OrUhdb .bfgiytfaaiJan
organftatIon,"Sums * sent In t
nIready raised the sum o f 90(KKm)0(
- While ibMiens
‘hi
$1'7,000 of that amount being
official capacity oi
iccretury
dde the firm house tnreugfie
the committee.
turned In on Friday. The Sanford
directors heard the reports bt tho
The primaries In June arc to be ,Trtord*y and last night. tl»r ncJg
Orlando cnmpnlgn generals "for the
held for tho purpose of selecting Imrn passed in to look, for tho k
purpose* of Darning wayn- and
tha candidates for fho offices of iptc, at the features of “ t
De lay in-state in tl
means nj conducting a local.drive
county judge of Hcnilnolo County, Iquirc.”
for $12 004), planned to begin on
justice of the peace, two rpreseh- parlor or his hqinc.
A n ri)
Folding doors had been thretvn
mcasure creating the district, for it tatives in the stute legislature, .1
open
and the little sitting reoip
senator
from
the
district
compris
is believed that this city, loented
where Ihc Colonel In 1023 adniinl*.
uj- it is in regard to rail and water ing Brevard and Bcminole counties,
transportation, will become onn of n United Staten Senator, and n tered to his son the oath of oFfieo
Os prerldont had been made a
the largest inland shipping ccn- congressional representative.
The office of County Judge is part of the chamber.
ters in the South.
Here was to be held at 2:30
now filled by J. H. Hosren, who
o'clock u simple funeral service
i„ ..„
Shsnrwith Rev. John Whits of Shsnr-,
mrnc. reading the Episcopal serv
serytwo organisations in matters uf*
ice.
There were to be no hytntis
fecting the work in either county.
for the office,,Is elected, ho is ex or culottes.
Those present from Sanford for
Heavy Shock To Oomnunlty
'
pected to serve a, term of two
tho dinner and meeting which fol
Few o f the natives were- yetyears, or unlll. the ipi8,election.
lowed were: H. O. Chase, W, R.
Smith, J. G. Shu ron. W. M, Scott,
The justice tif the pence office able to go. abolit their usual taslcs..
Kcnutor J. J. Parrish, of Titus is being fPWd by M. W. LowCll, The passing of Colonel Coolldge
S. R. Dighton, d ,D . Wolf and L
C. Debout, all o f whom are di ville, w a s a visitor to Sanford to who was appointed by the gover had been a heavy qhock to the com
rectors of the Sanford Y. M. C. A. day and whije here took occasion nor to fill the vacancy .caused by munity which ho dominated M a r
C. D. Wolf, secretary of tho San to discuss the benefits that are ex the death.pr L. G. Sfriilgfollow. four-score years and the Plymouth
folk gathered in group* all day to
ford “ Y,” announced today that pected to actrue to the city of
United State* Senator Duncan discuss tho tragic event.
But
S. O. Chase has been appointed Sanford and the east coast from U. F^tehcr,T, the senior
acr^.t“
__
jenator there wore some duties, which could
chairman o f the committee
In tho completion-of the St. Johnschainnan
___r____
Ida has been In the sen- not be neglected.
charge of the drive to ral^h $12,■ Indian river canal, a measure that u te fo i
) yearn.
Ills term exA force. of. men labored until
000, with which to equip the locul he was instrumental In promoting. pires \\ first of the year and tho
dark, clearing the raid through
Senator
Parrish
stated
that.
he
building to be erected in the neir
ipis.for a tertp o f six
future. Other members are to be believed the district he represents,
ic is re-elected,
named within the next few, day*), which is comprised of Brevard and
b f one, Seminole County
Scminolo
counties,
is
to
eventually
illdge* are buried.
The first
he stated.
S resented id the, tegisU- Bpring, thaw had softened the k)
become
ot*c
of
the
best
known
sec
Headquarters have been estab
TiAurelay twp . yepro- and added to tha dUficplty of,
lished for Mr. Wolf at 4U First tions o f the entire south, due to
ta$k.
A heavy tractor and s
the many (mprovamenta now being
planned In each county.
plough broke through the di
“ The completion o f the canal will
and shoveller followed behind,
not only furnish a very necessary
feeling a lane with snow wait
link in the dovarnraente’ system of
either side higher than a w
waterways It will also cause the
drainage of thousand* of across of
fertile land In VAgt Is how the back
country of each county,” the sena
tor said.
.
>odern‘,conalnM"In addition to (he many prodte Iq.t^e neqr
S S ttpv
I Avenue^ and
throughout this district, t!
Ninth Street, seci -ding to an an-1
|y instituted methods of
nouncemsnt m«do bttey by (he El
the narcissve'bulbs,-the
no Building Company,
pmpany. which j
munts in the raising -o f
JJJParrish' Praises
Developm ent O f S t
Johns Canal Plans
0 .,n . Anderson, had been aloft for
four hour* on her third trial flight.
She was warned by radio that high
winds were ’ expected and hended
for Scott Field-.
By the time she
was landed ant! was being pulled
tqwaril her hangar the wind had
so increased in velocity that she
began*to pound on the ground like
a vessel in heavy breakers.
Two
struts on the control cabin were
Smashed and Lieut. Anderson, see
ing tho ship would be wrecked In
received in Washington Senator
Breokhart received a larger num
ber bf vote* than did Mr. Stock.
Just how much support Senator
Stephens will receive in the entire
was1the' crunchiftg of
struts.
, 1 •,
Doctor Left W ife $1
With Which To Buy A
Jlope To Hang Herself
PLYMOUTH, Vt., M ar.;
20. — (A1) — W i t h utm ost. ,
simplicity, funeral services
w.prb held today for Col,
John C. Coolidge, father of
the President, in the white
Vermont farmhouse which" h’was his homo.
and preliminary plans
Concerted Campaign
Is To Be Made Against
Cattle
TickV In South'
*•
iW
m
*-
fchrtS \
ten, bo(l;J J g
'l, *aTl‘ way w h ile!, J
1,rc and flam- agi
* ma,s *c*ttcred In ths
down w ith,cor
i i*n ^lftn 0
of. i t t _ __ _
__ ____
^ «cd i*te v icin ity ;.^ counties last-year, it
ioiu !fC“,uKhl work‘ ^
Department
itcnsnce
, „ v 'r ,th= furnace authorities that
iff quarantine
i C crcl hours be. of the 200-milc
^
teen removed, fence along the
corgia-Florida
tbe iniured line will not be t
It
** or.
• *
(|f the molten
The fence eras erected.-, -fTK.
•he comn
, .
ufter that state had freed Itt
had not self of rattle ticks, In order te prehoLn- ,Li°f Di° ttccl-'vtnt infested animals from Florida
—
"fternobn, from. croMing tho border.
^
V
) North o f Georgia, the only tick
N ew spaper
tinfciiation Is four«i in^hrer 5ouf j
IS I n n
u
l l Ura in Virginia and two in Sout.h
Presidential Party Is
* To Depart ShortlyAfter Service Ends
Bapford. was selected nn tha
headquarters for the St. John*
Navigation District Canal ('ommlsslon yesterday during a meet-
Lake M on roe Is To
Equip S chool Willi
S tage A ccessories
WASHINGTON, Mar. 20. (A’)—
A concerted campaign against th#
Cattle tick, in the South hy federal,
state and county authoritte*, bjr
which it is expected the pest# wifi
be* eliminated from all sections
north of Florida, is about to be bolffd b“ t search re- ^
L
‘ * will join tha
,‘Mt soma ooif u,e
the rig
station of rid*
the'ticks that
ir**uiUnin,cc tsr«pedjdir
Guardsmen A ct n
A-i V’s "Body
B■?.earers
i v-*i:*
-4^7VT L AW
Definite lh-offram Outlined at
Orgamration Meet ‘ Held
With Titusville Members
kite Men and ■
and studied.
It is the plan of-the Lake.’ Monroe
school, according to Mrs. Jacob:, to
have tho,stage equipped for the
dramatic Activities of the etpd^ot^
and to nuke possible tbe prodetion
o f many entertainment feature* In
tho school building by Lake Mon*
rua organizations.
I Conducts Services I Plymouth CitizensTo
— 1---------- Jmn President This
Afternoon in Paying
Last Tribute to Dead
subcommittee and should It be *Prevcd'by tha committee he would
avo charge of the fight o n ’the
floor to unseat Senator prookhart.
C
PHILADELPHIA, ^tfr. 20.(/Pl—
In a will executed more than a year
before ho endedJU* life hy poDon
last year. Dr. David
“ *Reiter aug— ted that his wife
gee
wua bang
oang herself.
nerreu.
- riliat she
rh- h*d
nagged
Declaring
had „“ ^agged^
him for 28 years, the will directed
TAMPA. Mar. 20.—W>>—Stand
that V h e"h / gi ven only $1 of h'i*
llfi.000 estate, and suggested that ing over the body of his master,
this be used to "buy a rope to form James Guizbon.. formerly of Mon
treal, Canada, and recently on emUted August, ploye of the Price stables at Tam
ited in a pfltl- pa Down*, * German police dog
. asking that a snarled, (mapped and fought the
ralnst tho wid- deputy sheriff and group of men
citation be issue*
Iter, to show who had come to carry thh bojy of
ow. Mrs. I^tura
o f admioistra- his makter to the undertaker. rj
ou Id pot be rethe will admitted to
probate.
It was believed
Intestate untill •
Bullets Used T o Frighten Am y Dog
W ho Guards Dead B ody O f His Master
-n
...
-Tv.
only friend ha
o f wealth now In thf
Senator Fawteh al
the many yachts expo
use of the St, Johns river und th*
canal when tha latter la completed.
He said l*more and moyw yachumcn
throughout the nortl
of the beauties to b*
t Johns. m 4
iy con contin-
winter, bi
mer monl
Bill—- 'Introduced
Fo
*
---AA- t ' . m.
Warship Altera
WASHINGTON. Mte. £0.
tu nicnib
nijmny. wl
a branch oi
must Inevjtehly*
and exngnd Into eng o f tha la
interior cities of- tha state.’
flh a V m * * ld ra t»* lJ
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t
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i n ; SATURDAY. MARCH 2(Ug2g
- COLONEL'S ANECDOTE
capital “ E".......The very p
...... Lya. heraelf....... How fo
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Mir. *0.
ate.......On Wedneaday a confe
—OP).1
—Col. Coolidge’a anecdote
3!?. .'.And on Thursday Lya w
from bis aon's achool master. Emwork in "Sorrowa of Sfctan,
cat C. Carpenter:
imething like that......
y ."‘ V
••Tho Colonel. driving Colvin (the
Note dodgers about this village Preaid(rat) to achool with a calf
mounting the coming to town or in the. .wagon for mark®t,i|"'» thW
"Enat Lynne’’ ;.....And who should n i n r k c d : ‘Calvin. I am rending th a
be producing .it but the Provlnte- S l f ’ to' Boaton. too. but he calf
town Players, whose experiment* will gtA there before yon'.
It waa years after the calf bein ultra-modern drama have been
quite disastrous thia season, I am come Veal that Calvin went to
told.......Which shows that when
the neweat doesn’t catch on, the
oldest sometimes will-help . Which cowboy costumes and tcn-gsll
reminds me that “ The Two Or hats are made on Fifth aven
phans’’ Is also coming to town, New York...... The cstabllshme
with Mrs. Leslie Carter, Henrietta I am tola, can also supply you w
Crossman and others pf “ covered the latest evening clothes.......T
wagon days”.......I expect any day might be noted, under the gene
heading o f “ disillusion".......
'WASHINGTON
^ ^ L B S P.STEW ART
_________ 1GTON. Mar. 20,—Hav
i n g dug up' some more evidence
-and a little money, the redoubtable
•Col. James A. Ownbcy of Colorado,
?srho tried to keep the Senate from
1confirming President Coolidge’s
'appointment of Harlan Fi Stone to
the federal supreme bench, is back
rin Washington again, ' still very
efl the Warpath,
fart, more so. At any rate,
„ s’a more formidable, being better
t:»b M l* d financially,
*, ■ He expects to increase the size
.o f his wad, too. Every additional
Uar he gets his hands on will
Just that much more ammun
ition for hlih, ’T il be a millionaire
again before Id le,” he assured me.
'The colonel’s only 71. •
*• Colonel Cwnbcy. was so sore,
JJwhen the Senate ednfirmed Stone,
■that he declared he was going to
, -quit the United States cold, reJ,nounco his citizenship and spend
t
the rest o f his life elsewhere.
£ But he soon realized that that
• ' -w asn’t-what he really wunted to
- a d o / He really wanted to stop here
£and go on fighting.
■m ' He wai broken, however, and
‘ warfare calls for money. So the
■ "colonel pitched in and in a year
sh e cleaned up $15,000 as a min
tin g expert, which isn’t so bad for
a man o f his nutnBer of'sumniers.
: ’
* * *
V
• " Tho colonel's hostility toward
- Stono is Incidental to .his send•ments concerning a litigation in
* which the present supremo Justice’s
■then firm, of Sutterlec, Canfield
Stone - appeared
an counsel
K . jiAfainst him for the estate o f the
* d ) a t a J. P. Morgan Sr.
Coionol. Ownbey had had Colo.d o mining interest with Morgan.
'fj When .the latter died, his estate's
• lawyers demanded an accounting,
ng .'ta rg e flnandnl claims
„ not the cblonel.
They weren’t having much luck
In court In Colorado, so they
switched to Delaware, where the
»any the colonel had slock in
— r—
incorporated.
• There they disinterred j» peruil*
old and nearly forgotten law,
J a Jong-neglccted survival from
*. colonial days, and so used it ns to
j'detnr Ownbcy the right of defense
..and to tako from him property he
■ says he had refused $1,500,000 for.
9
a Senate investigation.
• • •
It tn*i« aeem, considering the
senatorial •ttltildA
Attitude .....
toward
the
.............
Stone appointment, that It won’t
help, him any. Still. Ownbcy says
that, with his fresh evidence, ho
can make out a;stronger case than
he did before. \
/ ^
Personally 1 think a .rta n M 72
who can mnkc $15,000 n ycr/r an a
racing exnert is wastipg his time
fighting the House pf Morgan, but
certainly he is ono jframl old jerapper.
Foreign Tracks
Take German Horses
„ Stone's part, that he insisted n»
amomber of that firm ought to sit
" onJ ho federal supreme bench.
5 - T.ho Delaware legislature seems
"Jo have had its doubts about the
t
,or lt* attention culled
*he matter by the O w i Qk- v case:
repealed it
;< Thia waa too
t
late to do Owenliy
tany good.
- - . .-.'rwfsa< from a lay.
aUiM/po/nt. Satterlce, Canm Stono hadn’t done any, n* out Of the way, from a Inwy t n , and most- of the senators
a re' lawyers.
uou,d?,,.t, *.cc
wh>- “ i«w
* 1 ™ ti I 1 entitled to do its best
. " V “ Je*f"l mc«ns, for its clients.
• So Stono got his supreme court
job.
•*
What the colonel wants now ix
i 04.W
_ a, LBERT SWAN
.
J. H. JACKSON
—shingles— roofing and other building
Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property,
(oq a big
{!reparations
ng season nro under
horse racway, turf
fans find that foreign stables have
taken away mtany promising Ger
man thoroughbreds. •
Economic dcrreision’ bus forced
owners to trimMbe size of their
stables. At the , recent Hoppe
garden nuctlon in Berlin, Frigga,
it promising \ three - year - old,brought; only«$25. More than 100
horses changed hands ut the sale.
The top price paid was $40. . '
Dade City— Bids usked fo«
ing approximately 14 streets
cAk
—The
Chore!
divider
The
*ne
JjaU
; . i.
fccl
produc
Complete‘^tock dn hand of lumber-H*®.
20.—</p>*-while
B e r l i n ; Mar.
SECURITYLUMBERCOM
PJ
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Office in new Mcrrlwcalhcr Building
2nd Street.
MAPLE & SIXTH
E. COMPTON, Mgr.
l-honc 611
capable of portraying evil... ..'N ot
Ordinary, everyday -evil.......Ah, no,
great fcmihlne evil ____Evil with a
Free, Trip und•—
*Luncheon
••at* Beautiful
.
D eLand
'.
You arc invited to bo our guest on an entertaining and
instructive trip to DeLand. with luncheon at the noted
Country Club— nnd a visit o f inspection over Country
Club Estates, Nature's [Suburban Masterpiece, ideally
located in the rolling hilly country adjoining DeLand,
nnd surrounding the famous County Club Coir Course.
Pullman Buses Leave Valdez
■ unfair, on Satterlce, Canfield &
./
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SATURDAY
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To Your Spring Suit
Is the M od em W ay-M ade Possible Through
Our Convenient Charge Service
A t 11:30 A.
Please Make Reservations a Day in Advance
of D eLand
You needn’t delay buyin" a single day longer.
Spring stocks are ready. A superb selection.
SOLICITORS WANTED
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one
- TH E FINEST C LO TH IN G M ADE
Qreater Values
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Because o f increased volu m e. . . Everything
is highly favorable for you in the purchase
o f your clothes for Sprin g... At This Store.
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si
A $50
Almost any varnish will look well
alter it is first applied.
?
The real story o f quality shows up
a little later, when the floor has been
subjected to use— that’s the real test.
A ll that you have to know about a
floor varnish is that it bears the Pee
Gee label — you can’t buy better
anywhere and final results will prove
it. Please take our word for this.
jt & .r
the iTcu jlay nau-ryuu £jay uui y
; o f purchase—the balance in-ten
payments of equal amounts weekly.
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N o Adaed Cpst' for P-lan service. Cash, Regular
Charge and Plan prices are. id e n tic a l.-B U Y N O W
tossing Paint Company
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We have'a mnn In our store from Society Brand Shops .to fit you
I 3J Sanford Avrnur
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Last GatheringQf the
■" —— ^—* ' i
&g at W ashington
———— — —
p’n*nJe.oo"'’ ’ H b“ " " '
B
p * * - * k“ W ta o w m .
p Blwlv »2^r,@2,r,!icl
hnroPcr».
!iT t Of the Willi*1*19*
•T^oldyn/ A sma
■loaded soon after thf
from ■ two-stor;;
f e v i&jSyioif*h-
^ I t M d ^ n .t e t f
r*£n6S®5.(M nd,nl
, femes would aprcaji
caused all *v*ll^ the district to be
families iMne in the
ordered from their
precaution
« a,n“ *
i (lames spreading to
jL ^which exploaded
?the Brooklyn Union
'L Nassau branch is
Is
,ad Bush Street.
7„d
tll^
,, amid al__
tho Llnan
blase W
was
far. 20.— (/!%.
Another shhi
vc against u*
motor
—„
- shares,
___
... carried Hod.
son .from, an early high of 98% tfl
91U , a new low record for i%
year, featured today's irregular
Stock market.
Prices showed n tendency to ad,
vanco on short coyerlhg In the ctr.
trading, hut wheh trndimr oui*.
down on the rally selling cm.
i '& o ® ®
f
,nn'J'
»■ * • ' k*mp-
i'y,P& ^ i o 5 / ' ,nl" ' " " "
^ buithel hampers, ac,11.0002.00.
8 u ? J ] i o , (i“ rd crate8> *eW
Iqunsh, standard crate?, white t
icy, no supplies.
’ " lte,
SSH6{*8
■Uai''! .t*
Iwept potatoes, per cwt. SSJiOffi*
ne of Athe
l * * , alarge
,> |M >
the
fire
startafter
ware overcome by
*
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t
~ m
It they vtere revived
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uoo
This picture shows-Col. John C. Coolidge the lost time ho and the niembsrs of his
Sales Rooms
Paciffc, Atchison and Atlantic
Coast Line, al sold 1 to 2 poinu
higher.
*, T
A few soft spots cropped ost
mro and there, Dupont and MtCrory Stores each dropped 3 points
and the Liggett & Myers issues.
Pullmdn and American Telephtiw
a point or two.
American Cuj
moved up 3 points before the end
of the first half hour. Foreign «.
changes opened steady, demand
strling ruling nround |4.86%, isd
J'mch francs at 3.6514,
NEW YORK, Mar.
Jve poultry, easy; ex
nchanged. . Dressed p
rices unchanged.
CHICAGO, Mar. 2(>.~
iceipts. 4,000; mostly
Grain Table:
CHICAGO. Mar. 20— </P)-(.'«apnrntive grain table:
Close
Year
Opn
•• Yesterday
Ago Tndjy
WHEAT—
May, new....l60%
108%
I®',
E-ept.
OATS—
' Mhy „
July ...
Sept.
RYE—
Corporation Confused price changea chnrurte
, J®* waning around ited the opening of toriny’s >!<*
l*ft«Mctty. Freight market With the tixeeption i
IsfL in,r hwintalped Hack Trucks, which opened l1
most of th i
f,. f'Port* that are"1
? r*jf dividend dlawutbnf increases in
on International
4
Q hlb
E , n *t«- common,
*»id others.
resistance to
R despite the'' inP»» ml output Butt
IWh>i°n
place
C5®.®; on reports
by, the Stan°(. New York.
r Mowing down ol
Ik oL? *'owing ten»h«re«. ReS u °ii ind*Rcnd^nl
iTfTl?. ,h ,r** weri
S3
K "* 1
the Interyommiision, furkt Jr° n
1° ■
SjW U B B fc
flomk wf re developwwhentlon o v e r t h .
. M«r. 20— <*>>_
nl^ , COttTn eoodj
* been effected
touched since
" ‘"exular. with
l
Rupture
EXPERT HERE
r . H. Peelev.
of f b l e n w o
uii'l
I’ hltailetpliln. the nnleU irtis* . x p - n
w ill ritrsonall) I**- nt Ho Aiir.'"Mlt
llnl*.|. Hint w ill remain In nrlnmlu
W ed n esd a y pnly t $lnr. 2t. . M r _«ey;
ley s a y s : **ri*e l p p e r Hint le Plilelil
wilt uni mily r ■-rnlii a n y e a s e o f
r u i g u r r ,ierfpetty . lint e o n l r n e l s the
<>pi iiliiir In l*i <l<*) * "n t h e it Vera K**
en hi-. Itettig
it vast n
i d v a n r e in e iit
o v e r all f o r m e r met tool*i— e x e m p l i f y *
Inn Inetantanentis, . . . . , e t s Intnteillu le ly nppreelnlitt- -nml wltltsInnilliiK
a n y struln o r iposllton no matter
:t. B a rg e or d lf t|ie slse o r location.
.. IInelsHlotml
rupture"
fieu lt oases, or
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(Tol louring.. o p e r a t io n s ) sp ecia lly
T
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is
Instrument
receiv ed
soltelteil............---- „
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results
w ithout
Hpaln. nrorludlnx
surgery, In jecilnns.. tnedienl tr eatI
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m e n ts o r prvscrljitliui*.
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of good radio
reception
is too important
tp put up with
less than the
Beat in Radio.
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Transportation,
Location, Capital
A ^ l Determination
Are rapidly producing
Their inevitable
Results
It marks the
Zenith o f
Achievem ent
J. P A R R I S H
Candidal,- for State Senator
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination <’|*r
State Senator front tile 37th Sena
torial District comprised of Brevani and Seminal J count it'?, nubjeet to the primary to be held
Jtm:f Kth, 1
I have lieen elected repreM ntnlive from Brevard County four
tintea and uni holding such office
ami am confident the experience
thus gained will enable me to ren
der greater service than hereto
fore. I am not the candidate of
rny faction, clique nor ring ami if
elected wilLJto in the future ns in
thq past servo nil ths people.
Sincerely yours!
r
' J. J. l'ARRISlI.
— I'aid I'olilirnl Adv.
An investment
Opportunity
Identical to those
Which have formed
The foundation of
Neaiiy’ evcry
Great Ameijicah
Fortune.
BITHLO is^ o ta
“ Magic City” — .
It is the logical ’ .
Sure development v.ivwn
Of art
Established town.
Oats h«|<l within nn*-mw H*” 'tH
opening uncbapged to V»0 up, May
The Holt Auto Indemnity A rro31*%, aiul Inter keeping nearer to
rlulbui offers tho following low
tho initial.raugo. *
rale: un automobile insurance:
ial Review
F rc tho brunt of the • July
P crf in the stock mar- R in s J .
Iw e ik n c ,* o f Hudson,
May ...
Po
last week's
P
of 10314 to 8C V«,
f a by the publication o f
I P»r report fo r th e
tnded February,
r u r a l l y was fn v WALL STR EET'....................
JJ
o f th e
NEW YORK, Mnr. 20.- lift
1
5
S
S
To Dodge
Owners
May, old..... 158*4
■ the loweru* d time
May ..
■ »nd a further decline
July .
■anc.Sp • which ctrriec
Sept.
F lowest level since LARD—-
CHICAGO, Mar. 20.—(/P)—With Provisions were lotver.
reports tolling of exceptionally faJ777rz~
vorablo domestic wheat crop cbn- C o t t o n
S o J J j'i S
ditions, grqip values suffered fresh n net decline of 7,to 11 poin
breaks today, despite n show oi i
new strength at the start. Initial
firmness wns owing largely to the
fact that Liverpool qubtntions had
failed to reflect fully the down
turns in price yesterday and this
side of the Atlantic".
Offerings here, however, nt once
broadened out in toduy's opening
advance and with heavy selling to
stop losses on the wny down, tho
mnrket dropped to 2c below yester
day's close. Chicago opened un
changed to % higher, May, new,
10014 to lOO'.fe, and July 13914, anti
was followed by a fall to LB?}* forj
May and then by rapid fluctuations >
in which much of the loss wns over
come.
,
Corn gnve wnf with wheat and
established a new lo wprice record
for the season. Further liquidat
ing, on the part of holders. togethr
er wjth other selling, carried Mny
down to 73%, 5%c a bushel under
this week’s best figures. Buying
to collect profits for speculative
sellers led them to n rally. After
opening nt V4P off to ',4c up, March
7.7% to 73%, Corn soon weakened
Notice
\ CHICAGO, Mar. 20— f/P)—Pod
try, alive, steady; receipts thro?
cars. Fowls, 31; roosters, 21;
spring*, 33; turkeys, 35; ducks, 3032; geese, 10. "
P
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B
jj
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count
t oresident of the
.
We urge you tb - *
Investigate BITHLO^**
Now. Our comfbrlablo •
Private fSlrs arc
At your disposal.
— in artistry ofdesign
— in clarity o f tone — in selectivity
— in distance range.
A sk us
for a demonstration.
Cmli Morn—but D o.. Morn
ara' service in Sanford
G, C. Fellows
H IV i: ^ F A Y
OH \V. lot Si. Phone G171
F vcIuhIvc Dealers
5 Naturally, those
■ Who.buy now,
5 Profit most. -
District Manager
First and Kim Avenue
Rhone 447-W
D R U ID
236 Meisch Bldg.
Representing
We recommend PJi\c Hurst, P(ne Crest and Sanford Heights,
BJTHLO SALES CO,
101 N. Orange Ave,
i
For Easter Service
We keep a number of reliable cars
on hand for rent, you. drive. This
is the econpmlcil way and any
man c s n V fo n l tp hire one now
and Mteu. Treat the family tW*
Easter eeason to the use of one
of our cam If you feel that you
of safe and speedy traituportaLlon
2nd. St. and Myrtle Arr. At R. RSANFORD, FLA.
We said we would do cer|alq think"* I*1 these developments nrnj
we did them. The result^ haVe been beyond our fqndest $*•
pectationn. To^qy, wfl prQinlae Uw same type develppnjcnt
from the standpoint of a homesile qr Investmrnf twit wo
promised and dpliverpi) In qll previous deveippments. Today,"
prices and terms in Ofu(d Pork are unuatiplly attractive;
r. nving an c :fiiqna|jy large margin fqjr profit on every
L.llar in.osUc.
’4
r2S J^ U
fall
^ er,t« quantities
x
and otb- |
eaaier
p O l l P g G A N IZ A T IO N
i. Chittenden
D. Chlttendeo
Frink J . FiUpatrick' *? Howard O verlip
I>. G. Griffin i
;**e. Mildred 0
FT)., INC
Sanford
tv . .
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.: a . U L X Z I . £
�at Second
I
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iT. ,1111, at
rd. F lo r id *
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s ln s c n ir r io *
RA TRH
M nntln .
-Y«ar—|7.og Bit
•rtd In City b Carrlar, p*r
weak, /Ha- Wstkiy Kdltlon If.on
par year.
n*BC!AL • none'*I All obituary
aotleaa, card* of thanka, raaolu*
Ilona and notlcaa of antartalnmanta
wMra.Cbararaa ara mad* will b*
charred for at rasuUr advertising
rate*.
■niM nsn
a s s o c ia t e d
prrm
Tha Aaaoc'ated Preaa la sad us*
Iraty snUtied to tha uaa for ra»
puullcatlon of alt oawa dispatches
Iliad to I t . or not otherwise
lied tn thia paver and alao the
oawa pubftihed herein. All
of republlcatlon of apaclal
Itpatchey herpln ara alao raaerr
aarvad.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1926
. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM
water route to Jack*
P e a s
ttM C bm lracilaa of St. Johns*Ia*
V
Jiao. River canal.
I.— Extension of wklte way. ,
.4*—Swimming. pool, tannin courts,
etc.
(.— Augmenting o f building pro
gram—houaea, hotel*, a p a r t *
n o n ! houaea.
(^ —Extension * o f afreet paving
T^Conatructlon
of
boulevard
aroond Laka Monroe,
•.—Completion of d ty beantlflee*
tlon p rom m
• —Bxpanalon ef echool system
with pro rial on for Inereaaed fa*
dlltlee,_________________________
i* W v W life i: VPftSE FOR TODAY .
fe ?
THlU'ALMIGHTY GOD—"And
Morph stretched out hia bond over
the sen; and Jehovah caused the
I d ‘ nfo'back by » strong east
:'* \vln'd w''* *• And the children of
Iarael went into the midst of the
ace upon the dry ground." Ex.
As the Hummer approaches business men and workers o f
all kinds turn their thoughts occasionally to that respite they
are accustomed to receive in the middle o f the Week, the
Thursday half holiday. During the hot days o f summer it
proves u great relief to them and one to which they look for
ward to with great zeal.
No doubt custom long established will compel Sanford
stores to observe the Thursday half-holiday this summer,
but while there is yet time for,argument, it might be wise to
consider the feasibility of changing the half-hftlidny. from
Thursday to Saturday. There are points, of course, in favor
of both sides, but it is well to consider just which side has
the most points in its favor.
IWhile Thursday comes at a nice time in the week to brciik
a long stretch of work from Sunday to Sunday and affords
a sort o f half-way station where the weary worker cun rest
a moment before continuing to his final destination, it is
indeed more of a convenience than a necessity, Very few
men find that they work so hard that were it not for the
Thursday*, period ° f rest, thdy utterly wotild be unable* to
make-thc: grade until Sunday. They welcome Thursday
afternoon, but once accustomed to the other way, they would
never miss it.
With a half-holiday on Saturday, the week-end would soon
grow to mean twice as much t o jjie working man as it now
does. He would be able then to take his wife and children
and go to the beach for the week-end, or go to visit his
parents in Tampa or Gainesville, something he could not very
well do if'h$ had only Sunday off.
The Miami Herald- in speaking o f this subject Stems to
be in favor of the Snturday half-h6liday\ It says:
’ The Snturday afternoon holiday has" proven very satis
factory in those cities where it has been tried. In some
of these cities the change'was made from Thursday to
Saturdny and there has never been a move in any of them
to go back to the old day.
i
“ In fact, many of, the larger cities of the country have a
whole day for a holiday, on Saturday. Among these mny
be imentioned New York and Boston and other leading
municipalities. The Saturday holiday iH very common in
California where, it is said, cities of the size of Miami, and
lafger, all take the whole of Saturday for ii weekly holi
day.”
* ,
YVhile the plea for a Saturday half-holiday may he wrong,it would at least pay merchants and other interested parties
to make a thorough investigation into what so many other
important cities have found to be practical and beneficial.
The President's Father.
A Slipping League.
Little Lost Lambs.
Excluding Clergymen.- —
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
PDOJiu
BYG ou* /
\7s A BLOOM*’
BILL
I'veTuSNEDouT
•writ** IMS* »r ■«■* Cn*
PRESIDENT COOt-IDGE faft
hurriedly yesterday for the bed*
aide of hi* father, dying m Ver
mont on the farm* where the P m dent wai born. The nation will
sympathise with the President on
his' snd journey nnd hope that ho
may arrive in time to fill once
more with happiness the faith of
hia father.
1b
h il t o i
LEASE
'
naata.Bt et
A -S
rir»» Nmsun
J* R. HI
“ *ut* utH
hanpoud, j
m
v .r
K I]
AUTO
■We CartalM
CiiUn,
1
Phoa*
W . H . LU]
u,
410 Sanford Avno
__ ____ Palmetto At
Aalo Tom Miia .
■We C a rte l*, r *
S'
I US;
Cu,
iH-
y
HATREDS, JEALOUSIES,
trigues, mnko up' that "couni
14: 21*22.
peace."
. PRAYER— For this historic
And thnt world court. Is the
TREAT THEM RIGHT
Again Muscle Shials
m proof, O Lord, thnt even when we
United States to submit its wel
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
*-*-pn*s through the great waters they
After seven years.of discussion, Congress has finally taken fare to judges representing Euro
•hall not overwhelm us, we thnnk another Htep in the disposition of Muscle Shoals, that great pean hatreds, suspicion*, but united
Thee.
Returning from Tampa where he teasonnblc can he quickly turned to
potential asset of the American farmer, which has lain prac in intense dislike of the United
MKi,
-------- 0-------Stntcs nnd the conviction thnt this was nctive t he past winter to''re distrust. They will gamble on no
tically dormant since the close of the World war.
(
REASON AND LOVE
nation should be made to pay Eu sume personal charge of his real ' “ pig in the poke," nor stake real
The House has passed a resolution calling few the lease of rope’s bills?
money against claims and promises
estate offices here. \V. T. Rowland that stir their suspicions.
*«-I/tvrf-l/ovtr-nn
promised countless pretty Muscle Shoals, the Senate has accepted the bill with reserva
ngs
Those of our section who act as
tions, nnd casual followers of the power plnnt's history are
THE LONDON Times supplies was asked if litany Florida people
■ V 'While Reason shook his head. ,
if
they think that ns soon us the
would
he
here
the
coming
summer
Love promised conches, diamond exulting over what they interpret as the lovely settlement a enruie element iti the longue of He replied thnt there would )«• min shines hot n horde of visitor*
nntiunx
debacle.
It
suspects
that
of a long disputed question. But alas, these rosy optimists
rings,
United Elates is hack of Brazil, many, many thousands nnd thnt from Tampa and Miami will rush
Silk covers for the bed.
don’t know Congress, don’t know its intricate gearings that the
egging on thnt American republic they would bring mortey with them. he'-e and riotously compete with
Love promised kisses, night nnd often throws the wheels of legislation out of time, or the to make trouble in tho longue for "Uut how much of that money will mill other in buying whatever is
day
conflicting petty jealousies that usually result in the indefi penceful nations of Europe- How they invest here?" asked another offered and at any price that is
Thus love by love’s deceived.
named are doing the community
•
,
does that impress you? It would inquirer.
The maiden gave her henrt nwny, nite suspension of needed action.
"Thnt,"said the realtor, spenkinc harm. Tli-•>r own rivalry hi secur
he
folly
for
the
United
Stntcs
to
Believing nnd believed.
Several times in the pust few years the final disposition touch that league or world court. slowly and with unmistakable sen ing •‘hinders" on property nt ex
of Miracle Shoals has seemed imminent, yet the adjournment1 We are hated and suspected even r.usness, "depends on how we treat treme prices will only serve to
Now sht; j)ud promot'd ne’er to sigh of each Congress has left the issue still undecided for future when we keep nwnv from both nnd them." In this he voiced advice, deter tlu* visitors front buying.
And noW to wear A frown, *
mind our own business. What warning, hope. If we — meaning They will not find buyers for these
sessions to grapple with.
No trarkhonld’cvPr (llrh her eye,
ilnders." but
tlit* prospective
prospective "hinders,"
section- treat tile
hut by exciting qtf>er
qt
we.ujd
|i;|Jt;pf the thish section’ TY-fWt "it b»:t if >yc worn
J,
*And now it appears Uhatt history Ik to Vfeptfiit itself, amt unpleasant
irtvesrtifk/,n3‘7r WpiWSBIP’ iitAthnnf ftral owners’ by’ IliJAe" false Wtnindre?
mixture
T,.N
: : ; ^ i s r “y r t : i , ' X
dof/nite louse o f Muscle HDflTJTU'Ifl bfi’ kfTTefrsdTnr ’ as fit is
does strangers seeking to buy tn urds t<> demnnd absurd prices wil)
his establishment there is the cl prevent them from getting the vis
?onaverts
is
coiicerncrl
by
lack
of
time,
for
the
report
on
the
__ souls o f oil are griovod.
WALL STREET was m-rvmi* most certainty that they will buy itors to Imy. 1 *•
Their love should never meet n Mow lease authorization bill scheduled for April 1 has been post vesteniny ami morn 111tie lamba land. These people have heard
: mu' of theJe'"hinders” ' repre
poned until April 20, and ns Congress is to adjourn in May, that w*'nt to market in the big rush much of tliis section, its mountain-- sent
Both Jin and aha believed.
prices absurdly high and land
it is extremely unlikely that a final disposition of the power wil Inevor come home.
its climate, its raid-., it- attruc •owners should not accept them ns
Were love nlone to rule the world plant wilTbe effected before the next session.
Slime worried about "condition* tions, ami hftve tin idea tlmt it lia- tnrnhin!
The newcomers, well
..Disaster, would ensue,
io Florida," and Florida railroad a great futute. They will roan nwi.lc of the vast possibilities of
The
lense
bill
ns
passed
by
the
House
and
approved
by
the
pretty lip* In rage are curled
stocks were dropped by owners
to invest.
tht> section und optimistic a* beSenate calls for a joint committee o f both houses to negotiate tlmt will regret their foolishness. disposed
Lovfe knows not whut to do.
They will route— nail a ntimhci ■nun » those who have seen Florida
' jyh en broken promises are eust
Those
railroads
do
not
depend
on
with bidders for a fifty-year lease of Muscle Shoals, the
nrc coming even now with their lands vastly increase in value, will
In ruint roundabout
any real estate boom, their only eyes open also, experienced in eon 1-• -•Jlnig to anticipate the future
leasee
to
manufacture
nitrates
and
distribute
electric
power
Reason must hold the fortress fust
tnmhlo is tlmt they cannot carry dilions that hnndlrapped Florida,
But they will not pay
ml an equitable basis to states adjoining Alabama,
tia-.wQr.loTf Is put to rout.
tin* freight nnd passengers offered. and quite alert. They will be will liberally.
tow the value twenty years from
t The wisdom of leasing the plant to private interests who
ing to pay for wliul they get, but now— we ure not yet Now- York.
ov'e is the angel of the hearth,
will have no government treasury to protect poor manage
IN TIME of flood wild animals likewise insistent <«i getting what Tieat the newcomers right—real
ftetfsofi tho warrior bold;
ment has been recognized for seven years, by nearly everyone gather on a high spot, not harming they pay for, They will look for estate dealer* should consider
Love dreams of endless peace and
but
Congress. Farmers who need low priced fertilizer and enrh other, in Wnll street agita luhd Imt not f«>t a “ land game," themselves reputable merchants—
-♦— mirth *
manufacturers awaiting power supply before founding new tion, corporations' gather on some Their trust that values lone are nit reliant* whose stock is land.
And withers ’nenth the cold
spot and say, "let’s merge nnd
But reason stands to every blast
plants, are hoping that Congress will be able to appreciate high
never separate." There was talk
. Of sorrow and dismay,
the economical advisability qf early-action.
yesterday of steel companies merg
’And when t h f /b l lt f r storm bus
THE NO-ACCOUNTS
------------------- o-------------------ing and, of “ strong competition for
passed
'
OIU.ANDO
REPORTER STAR
the big steel company."
.1 It Inugh* tht> tears awny.
Crooked
Land
Sell
ernes
"Strong
competition
for
.
big
; — Edgar A. Guest.
A group of men Were talking litis world. And more of them ant
steel" sounds easier than it is
«i
* —-o-------Every once in a while something frightful has to happen Judge Gary nnd Mr. Farrell are over a business project the oilier foam! in tho upper strain* of so
1 iA not her >#gh of the approach id
ppring js when the political pot to take all the joy out of life. A second payment jinexpeet- hnth feeling well. And write this day und the name* of men were ciety, in proportion to tho whole
befng-jnontihned who might be in number, thnn in the lower strains.
gin* to boll.
edly falls due or a check is returned marked “ insufficient on your speculation cuff.
terested in the matter. The mime This iy unfortunate; it looks us
«
fumlH," Every now and then some scientist has to make our
of one comparatively young man
THE BIG steel eonipany codltl was mentioned. "Oh, he’s m» ac though wealth is tin incumbrance
Do you suppose Noah had to blood congeal by informing us that the world is corning to an
rather than a help.
brry wdth tne neighbors' chickens
sell steel at a profit less than it
It all depends upon the manner
end or thnt Mars and this earth are going to collide and brake costs other companies to manufac count" was the chorus thqt came
ttlng Into hia garden?
hack.
in which wealth i* used. It is no
us
all
out
of
our
beds
some
morning.
ture
it.
-i—*--- D--------Now that young man was known kindness for it fnther to pour monNow eomeH Professor Joly o f the University of Dublin,
* i I iWe can't figure out whether the
to have property and money at Ids cv into the laps of his children.
MEXICO’S
INTERIOR
depart
t j fellow whit draws tomatops for who literally makes our hair stand on end by declaring that
eommand. But lie was considered PnlcSK they are taught personal rcMed catalog!ues is optimistic
the eurth’s crust is steadily getting hotter and hotter ami thnt ment instructs immigration offi of no account, lie hail never done spetmihiliiy and made to nssumo
that no foreign clergyman of anything for himself or for society. their just proportion of the real ac
H st a plain 1tar.
some flay human beings of necessity will be swimming around cials
any religion may 'enter Mexico.
©He hud just lived a prodigal' life tivities of life they will never get
in a sea of molten lava.
The idea is not new Stephen on money thnt came to him without
Bomctimea It Isn’ t s o dcsirntile
the "no account ■class.!’
In our opinion the professor had a lot of crust to make Grard, who gave $5,200,000 to earning it. Ami In re was the esti beyond
be the early bird. For Instanci
They never popnt for anything, anti
Grnrd
College
in^Philadelphia,
stip:
mate. that men who knew him from the estimated as a liability upon so
h»y hold rm»»t o f theii electron!- such a statement as that. The mean things which the
ibns and hangings early in the Seripps-Howard newspapers mid other northern propagan ulated that "no ecclesiastic, mis his birth, placed 14*111 him.
ciety nothwithstunding the money
sionary or minister o f any sect
mpming.
There ure a lot of uu account* in they may control.
. .
dists
spread
about
Florida
are
as
nothing
compared
with
this
whatever
is
permitted
to
hold
of;
■1 I
—e.T -0------fire
in
this
institution
or
to
enter
t ^Today's, best laugh: Carrying n attack ol the Dublin scientist. He knows pefeetly well that its premises at any time for any ,
in»i k if he can get a -minor going to the effect that eventually it reason.”
n n in the Philippines
GOOD HOYS OF BUTTE
. ',
pf din im tioii. Over h
will be nice and warm during4 the winter up north, the per
Grard
Naid
lie
wanted*young
men
ATLANTA JOURNAL
Siark of extinction. Kissininu manency of Florida's appeal as a winter resort will be con •studying in his college to “ lib
VUley G*
Gnzettfi.
siderably diminished. Who's going to come to Florida to kept free from the confusion o f 1 ‘We of The Journal lift hut* to
Collections were sturted nt once, a
f HTie Algonn (Mo.) Advocate upend the w inter wilt
it's hot enough in the north to melt denominational controversies." The the hoys of Webster school in penny here, a penny there, until
surprising
thing
is
that
the
origi
nrrie* the following claasified od: rock s?
nal Grurd fund of $5,260,000 has in Butte, Montana. They have set five dollars were secured. Then
____
As a matter of fact, it wouldn't surprise us in the least if creased to 132,000,000, not includ-1the careless old world un example little feet rushed to the city pound
rhood by a widow lady three
and a fourfooted friend came out
itpriex higli and boated by fur- Professor Joly were a large land owner in Greenland or Ice- ing the plagt.
in chivalry. The story is short, but the happy possessor of u badge.
y
proves
MeViuii
nnd
SteHistory
laud
and
was
trying
to
start
a
boom
of
one
of
his
subdivisions.
hike." Thc
Thi problem is how did
full of thrill* for every man or boy Thus reinforced they hurried nwax
phen Graira to be mistnkgn. Those who owns, or bus ever
get thnt wsy?
The fuel is t hut it will be forty of fifty million years before thnt
owned, u und took up-the campaign ngqip.'
established the Uniti-d States dog.
-------- —p —
■
tho earth burns up doesn't make a hit of difference.
When last heard, from three* rof
had the right idea, to give freedom
The-Ruttc town council -has put
— -------------------- n------------------------FAVORITES",
to all religions, government recog dog Ifceases up to $5.00 nnd begin a their canine friends were out and
contributing to the excitement.
After a thorough inspection of Florida, which included oil nition,'or subsidy, to none.
campaign against owneress and
I* there u finer friendship than
m g th e e x c h n n jy 'H
the major cities, I can unhesitatingly say there need be no
friendless pups of every breed. that which unites a boy and a dog?
W e lo o k u p tu u
THE BIBLE is the world’s best The merciless scoop of the dipnet The dog never cares whether his
misgivings as to the stability of Florida. In my judgment
• th e T a m pit p u p e rs
seller
by a long way. The number soon gathered up some dogs that boy rs rich or -t>oor, well dressed
A n d th e J h x t . U .
the future of Florida is assured. No other state in the Union
* —1Tallahassee Hlali*. offers such desirable climate und which -is accessible from of new Bible* Usued last year was had been playfellows with the f>r,ragged; the boy never considers
9,0niM20, two and one half mil Webster boys, and tragedy was in
dog's (tedigree, or even his
*
*
the centers of population. Speculation in real estate has lion# ntpro than wen- published in the air, but ere death claimed it# lus
The desire tv ntv thege
looks. Their eye# meet and they)
been carried too fur and a natural reaction is in order. But the preceding year, and the great- little vlctinfg the boya jrot busy. understand each other. Only death j
/ Our minds obsess
c
Tarpon
Springs
Leader
this.should
cause no alarm. I was tremendously impressed est number of Bible# ever issued
U
I
In one year. Don’t fail to read the
And the Clermont Press.
with Tampa. It gives one the impression of u hustling book nf Job, and ull of l*uih, nt
—-Dade City Banner
M Y FAVORITE STORIES
Northern city. Tampa being ipi older city has the advantages least once a*ye*r.
By IRVIN S, COnB
«>r being an industrial center, and which gives it stability nnd
t's a fino eumbinidtVl
w h ic h i r e ro u st a d d ;
permanency. Tampa impressed me more favorably thun
ON ST. Patrick’s day a picture of A DAY THAT MADE HISTORY
d e C il> r B fln n e r ’cau s e
chop huuso when an actor who waa
any other city in Florida.—James I. Bush, vice-president, tho saint was attached •a it cross
It was Charley Hoyt, the great notoriously Mingy came in
Tay
Carl Taylor's
not bail.
« c.
twenty-five feet high, and both
equitable
Trust
Co.,
New
York.
—Tiarpon Springs Leader.
were burned In New Jersey. Pre est of American satirical drama g g g W . b* **« friend!!* Th.
sumably that gave satisfaction tn tists. who on receiving a wire from on . ^
»oyt,w ere not
In a state w h y* g<u>J
Tampa's development is bused upon a remarkable combjna - 1 somebody;-although it is hard.' t« a rather pompous and self-suffi
cient
Tontediau
saying,
"I
desire
'
N e w s p a p e r * a r e legion,
le g i
tion o f climate with its appeul to tourists, year around agri understand , ,satiafact ion derived to play 'the leading role in your was reeling a hit mellow himself
^ m e m b e r th e L e e s b u rg Coinmcr
culture
In many branches, manufacture and distribution pos from b urnlnjr the pincturc of n man new comedy," turned the message
f ,udd' " » " d O m .!.
dal
nore^fhan foourteen hundred
more'
..... r ,—
ui generos
over
und
wrote
on
It
the
following
sibilities for u great and prosperous territory due to excellent dead
And Eustia Lake Region.
years.
t*
le
playwright
9
reply
to
be
sent
by
telegraph
col
— Clermont Pns# rail and water transportation, low fuel cost and reasonable
' W*-*
U certain, if St. Put- lect: “ You stand practically alone said -pktronicingly;
One t!
"Charley,.will you j0it
labor costs, all o f which will assure future rapid substantial rick had
the
scene
when
in your desires."
r . 5j
iany good ones,
buying this drink/
•he would have
growth.—-From the annual rcqtort o f Peter O. Knight, presi the
Hoyt’s wit operated J
ls*Kard'to afcouae)
1 certainly wi...
will."
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wai
first
of
dent
0
/
tho
Tampa
Electric
Co,
*-£i*'*“
IntUmeous and
the Trtbane I m always g)«d to
nothing
below
:om n a n v.
p.'
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$SSL
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THE PRESIDENT mu«t find
comfort in having made his father’a last years happy nnd proud.
Only n few years ngo, the father
was teaching his little boy Calvin
all about farming, how to get up
before aunriso each day, and fin
ish the day's work long after 'the
sun had gone down.
. ’
Father nnd the son worked to
gether on the farm, nnd while their
paths went in different directions
later, they were never separated in
spirit.
.
a
THE FATHER lived to visit-bis
boy in the White House, where
Washington nnd Lincoln had lived,
to talk to hin neighbors and friends
of “ My boy, the President." There
is no happiness on earth greater
thnn thnt of n fnther or mother
living to witness the success of
good childrens
THE ADMINISTRATION learns
from Its own representatives in
Europe thnt tho league of nations,
a poor weak thing, is on the verge
o f collapse, also that any real
agreement to cut down urmament
nnd step thnt wnste is hopelessBrazil is put up ns n scapegoat,
playing unwillingly the part o f an
obstructionist, that Italy may nc
bo' Compelled to veto German er
trance into the leugue.
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�THESAN FORP HERALD, SATURDAY. MARCH 20, ,192f.
TELEPHONE:
148
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
F^?W^V^IiyER
SlrYJF’RATERNITIES
PLANNING MANy...______
I s OCIAE
/ AFFAIRS
RESIDENCE? T^Sl EPHONE
MRS. LAWSON ENTERTAINS A T CARD
PARTY ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON
FOR EASTER Afr GAINESVILLE
FIRST CHRI8TIAN CHURCH
High School Auditorium
Sund»y »choul nt 10 o'clock.
FIRST METHODIST CT1URCH
Church services at 11 o'clock.
Sunday Services:
Rev. Rudicell of Lceabonr Is to
Sunday School, F. D. Adams, havo charge o f the netvicea on
superintendent, 9:80 a- m.
Sunday morning. There will lx*
Men's Wesley Bible Class, 10.00 no evening service.
a. m.
Morning Worship, Sermon by CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
the pastor, 11:00 n. m.
Christian Science services arc
League Meetings, Senior, Inter held in the'W om an's Club, Oak
mediate and Junior, 0:80 p. m.
Avenue near Third Street, every
Evening Worship, Sermon to Sunday moring at 11 o'clock; Sun
Youn Men, 7:30 p. m.
day school at 10 o'clock- Subject
The pastor will give a special for tomorrow, “ Matter".
message to young men nt the even
Wednesday evening services,
ing service, and they arc cordially
which Include testimonies o f hudinvited to attend.
ting, are held at 7 o’clock at the
Woman’s Club,
This Society maintains a free
reading room where the Bible and
all authorised Christian Science
literature may be read, borrowed
or purchased, in room 517 First
National Bank Building. Open ev
ery day except Sundays and holi
days from 8 to 5 o'clock.
Ail are welcome. to attend the
services and to make use of- the
reading rooth. . *
A t the Churches
Of exceptional pleasure was the John C. Deen. Mrs. W. W. C.
bridge party on Friday afternoon Smith. Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs.
GAINESVILLE, Mitrch a u _ I
Mrs. J. B. Lawson entertain Robert Thrasher. Jr.».-Mrs. A. B.
Delicious!
Almost every fraternity, at the ’
« when
ed a number o f her friends at her Wallace. Mrs.' W„ Morton Thigpen,
University o f Florida will be rtp. 'p f f l S S J S T * "
Miss Mildred Holly, Mr*. Robert
resented at a number o f social »f. ■
type fraternity home on Park Avenue.
The rooms whore the card tab Holly Jr.; Mrs. J. D. Woodruff,
fairs planned for Easter w*^. Jouso of the Kappa Sigs will be
^tfrtaining the fair les wero arranged were bright Mrs. Fred Daigcgt Mrs. Fmnk
house parties, ribbon society danc’
guesta
included
among whom will with baskets, bowls and vases
MUIer, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs.
cs, dub baits, and picnics, features
of the week which beginning Thun. be a number of the most beautiful calendulas, nasturtiums, roses and Hal Wight, Mrs/ John Meisch,
gjrls in Florida and other southern sweet peas, suggestive of Spring. Mrs. Carrio Marlowe, Mrs. Ben
day, April 8, will continue through states.
Scores wero kept on tallies done Caswell, Mrs. E. A. Douglass,
the 11th.
-’ *
fk®*ts1?.er .£ ,pes i8 P a tie n t of in girl heads with Easter bonnets, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. W. C.
Pi Kappa Alpha House Party
Tau f0rta tcm'ty; Inland and after several progressions, Hill) Mrs. Braxton Baggott, Mrs.
Members of the Pi Kappa AlJ Rocker, Kappa Sigma president. scores were counted and prises Paul Biggcrs, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher,
pha fraternity *havc planned as
awarded. For having high score. Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mrs. George DeS. A. EL House Party
their contribution to the Easter'
On West. • University avenue Mrs. James Ridge was presented n Cottcs. Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs.
standH qno of the most modem net of hemstitched linen ten nap Elton Houghton, Mrs. Eld Lane,
frat houses nt the University- and kins. Low score prise, an. em Mrs. J. G. Rail. Mrs. C, L. Derby,
went to Mrs. G. I. Loucks, Mrs, Fred Wil
_____ t____
is occupied by the Sigma Alpha broidered guest . towel,
Epsilon fraternity.
The occu- Mrs. Emmett M. Hunt. In cutting son. Mrs. Charles L. Britt, Mrs.
panta of tho Bpncioun rod brick for the consolation prixo, a lavcn- Harry Hcorcn, Miss Wickerle,
Mrs. F. J. Gonxalex. Mrs. Francis
dwelling have also planned a house
Boli, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs. J. C.
party for Easter week.
fcricr League o f Holy
Bennett, Mrs. Archie Uotts, Mrs.
A
picnic
b l Church will meet
~~ i p'enic party nt Keystone
R M. Lloyd, Mrs. J. F. Hawkins,
Heights, with dancing, swimming
IS I). Mobley on Onk
and golf; novernl informal dances; C. Deen nnd Mrs. E. M. Hunt Mrs. John Sneed, Mrs. F. E. Rou*
n o o’clock.
buffet suppers, all have been giv nerved chicken salad, saltlncs, ol- millnt, Mrs. Tt. A. Newman, Mrs.
L Guild will meet with
Strawberry, VaniUp
S. I*uleston, Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs.
l Betts on Palmetto
en a place on the socinl calendar. iven. sandwiches and coffee.
Morris
Spencer,
Mre,
Fred
Walsi
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
President of the fraternity is
[j o'clock.
„ ,,
Those invited were Mrs. Sam
and Chocolate
C. C. Crenshaw. Chairman of the Younts, Mrs. John C. Yontx, Mrs. mn, Mrs. John C. Smith nnd Mrs.
takers Class of tho Meth*
The following sendees will bo
W.
L).
Gardiner.
S f will hold it« social will include Mrs. J. C. McCraw of social committee, Pat Pattillo. (
hold Sunday: *
like homo of Mrs. O. J* thlB city, Mrs. Edgar Tood of St,
Sunday school, 0:30 a, m.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Frat
■#jtry Avenue at 3:30 Petersburg and Mrs. Van Bustle 0f
Morning Worship, 11 a. m.
The
Sigma
Phi
Epsilon
fratern
j) members nre asked to Orlando
,
% ity has decided to desist from giv Book Lovers’ Club Is Miss LenaBelle Hagan
Junior Christian Endeavor, 2:15
p. m.
Kappa Alpha Plana House Party ing n house party this year, con Entertained at Mrs. L. Is Hostess.at Bridge
Tuesday
Senior Christian Endeavor, G:3Q
The colonial house owned by the centrating nil efforts on the nnnunl
p. in.
Vpartmcnt wilt have a Kappa Alpha fraternity will also installation banquet which will he P. Hagan’s Home Frid Gathering T u e s d a y
Bridge Party at the be the scene the snmc week-end of n brilliant event of Saturday ev
Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m.
»t 3:00 o’clock with Mrs a house party with guests from nil ening, March 27,. nt the White
Tho session will meet at the close
Mrs. L. P. Hngan entertained
\V. Second Street
One of tho most enjoyable so
of tho morning worship to receive
y as hostess.
Toastmaster, Mnr- most graciously on Friday after cial affairs among tho younger set
parts of the south in attendance. House hotel.
now members.
Phone 684
Wednesday J. M. B. Simpson is president of vin Brookcr, president of the fru- noon when she was hostess to was thnt of Tuesday evening’ when
Class-of the Snnford the fraternity, Edgar Jones chair ternity, will preside.
members of tho Book Lovers’ Club, Miss Lena Belle Hngan entertained
wl wii| present n piin- man of .the social committee.
nt her home on Park Avenue.
a few of her friends at bridge at
Alpha Gnmmn Itho Also Host
e high school auditorium
Bowls of vivid hued nasturtiums
The first affair planned by the
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS
Among the affairs planned by were arranged with artistic effect her home on Park Avenue.
THE WOMAN’S D A Y”
Fifth Sunday in Lent.
K. A. is a buffet supper to be fob tho memUers of the Alpha Gam
Tho” rooms where tho card tallies
in
tiie
various
rooms,
By Alleno. Sumner
lowed by dancing,
Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m.
were placed wore adorned with
ma Rho fraternity for their house
The afternoon was quickly spent 'quantities
Church School, 0:45 n. in.
of sweet peas in pas
nabinet Hostess Friday evening the house party pnrty is a dance.at the.Gainesville with
the exchange o f late- hooks,
Morning Prnyor, 11:00 a. ni.
will attend the Pirate’* l>aU Golf and Country Club and a picnic discussion of current events and tel tints combined with ferns.
Rightful Bridge guests
Evening Prayer, 7:30 p. m.
nt
Keystone
Heights
where
water
nt the University gymnnsium Sat
All kinds of St. Patrick’s Day
literature.
*
it it * x i
■irvRrriKATioN*
ncog
will be enjoyed.
ieon T h u r s d a y urday morning*, the entire lower sports
At a late hour the hostess served einlitrms were also used, both in
Tom Bnrrineau, president, will a salad and an ice coursethe decorations, tally cards and
floor o f tho fraternity house wifi
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
be converted into a scene typical be assisted in planning thr house
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Mrs. Hngan's guests were Mrs. other details.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
I 0. lnabinet entertained of Greenwich Village.
party
events
by
C.
H.
Taylor,
Saturday
After a game • of bridge, Ihc
Mattie Pace, Mrs. A. E, Hill, Mrs.
Sunday Services. '
•sits JS-15 S u n i l Ttnpt* HUIltag
Unt])' on Thursday after- afternoon a dance at the Woman** dance committee chairman.
E. P. Morse, Mrs. Robert J Holly. prize for top score, a hand painted
Sunday School, 9:45 n. m,
Eire, the guests being Club; Saturday evening to find the
Tau Epsilon Phi House Party
Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs. Roy Symes powder jar, went to Miss Claire
Morning Service and Sermon, 11
L, „f the ’’Guile Tymc K. A ’s nnd guesta among the <lancThe attractive stucco fraternity Mi-s. Henry McLnulln, Mrs. George Zuchry.
o’clock.
rr*
crn.nt the Theta Ribbon Siriety house of the Tnu Epsilort Phi fra Davis Hart and Mrs, Howard I.ong
Refreshments consisting of n
Evening Service, 7:30 o ’clock.
6 where the card tables bnll.
ternity will be tho scene of n
salad course with coffee were serv
Christian Endeavor, Wednesday
Cwtre bright with bashouse
party
during
Enster
week,
Chaperones for the house party
Sirs. B. T. Houser left Satur ed nt the conclusion of tho game.
evening, 7:30 o’clock.
Crint roses and sweet
although no definite plnns hnve as day morning for Jacksonville,
Those plnying were: _ Misses
will
includo
Mys.
C.
Addison
IVuna,
A cordial welcome for all.
Sited with greenery. > .
yet been announced.
where she went to spend the week Claire Zncnry, Rebecca Scott, Mar
[trend progressions of Mrs. W. S, Graham and Mrs War
Pirates Bail
end with her husband who under garet Peters, Cnrmcta Barber,
(ertr were added nnd the ren Welch.
went nn operation nt the hospital Emily Griffin, Mrs. Steele, Mrs.
Members
of
Ye
Pirates
Crew
PI,
Kappa
Phi
to
EntrrUm
high icore. a-boudoir pllLee Peck, nnd Mrs. James Bclghle,
oh Monday.
will
be
host^
at,
a
ball
Friday
Ev
won hy Mrs. B. It. Gray
Jim Sharron, president of the
of DeLnnd.
Ulalion prin*. a piece of Pi Knpnn Phi fraternity, together ening at the University gymnn
sium.
Captain of the crew, I>em-.
V HL'CK JOM'.S
Uni to Mrs. F. E. Pago, with Edward L. Bridges, lias uel Woods, hns announced that tho
Reel & Son
Rhone 150-J
la
jack m u m *
. 1,
[low score prize, u guest planned nn attractive program for queen of the bnll together with her
MAUMEE’S SPECIALTY SHOP
m il a m i o f t i i i : n a n
*,
In
West Second & Myrtle Street
I to the lot of Mrs. A. E. a week-end house pnrty for April uttemJanis Havq been , selected,
i.A sns*
"MAUYMINCt JACK*
—t.’flinady—
'/ 8, 9 nnd 11.
J * ', their identity to remain hidden
A
Lane Con>#Jy
LMUMVd* it s Blpfere thanks tfl,
"Captain Appleaa—**
m
Vb> awarding of the
Dr. nnd Mrs. Walter Bcislrr, Mr. until the evening of the ball which
nil those who sb nbly nssiMted In
uTvetl a tompt- and Mrs. M, C. Ktith of Surke,
making the Spring Fashion Ilevtio
be one of the most brilliant
■ count UViwed by n nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Ilully, will
the‘ success it was.
events
of
Easter
week.
KJr„ of Sanford, will chaperone tp*
S. S. Bnumcl
Universal’* nig Special
Theta Ribbon Society
Hnabinri'i
were': house party, also tho afternoon tba
Proituctlou wtt!i *
■If. BefWith. Mrs. E. B. dunce to be given at the Woman's • The University gymnnsium will
LON riiAM-Ar
UKCIINTII ATIONi \»TlCK
■*. Paul N«U, Mrs. Verne Club.
LEARN TO DANCE
, [ ' be the scene of the Theta Ribbon
K « r llon d K lr r lla n
bull, Friday
evening.
■r, Mrs. Rnst Adams. Mrs. Delta Tau Delta and Kappa Sigma Society
“T
in
:
p h a n t o m o r t iih
T h o ri’ glM lrstlon Im ok s o f th e City
in your own home or at my
Ble, Mrs. K K. Pipe, Mrs. / •
o f Kaiifinil. r iu .. Will bi* opi-ri K rlGuests from the various house
Frnta to Entertain
ornitA**
Htudio in tho Vuldcz Hotol.
iluy. MUr. IS. la2C. and w ill clo se
parties planned for the week will
►>'. Mrs. J. (i Waits, Mrs.
Frid ay. April n. IHIB. At the Now
The
Delta
Tuu
Sigmn
and
Kap
For
Appolatnient
Write
attend this dance.
■errits, Mrs. I.ingril and
Cl tv flu II.
pa Sigma fraternities have de
I.. II. I'lIILn’K.
W. Pcndrup, Box 717 City
1C. Howard.
Sigma
Nu
House
Parly
-CONTINUOL’3 PGREOnUANCB FIlOU 1 P .M . TO I f P. K,
City lli-ulMlratton o f f l r c r .
cided to combine forces and give
Mat,
ie
to
Apr
s,
n
:
c
One
of
the
newest.
ami
most
nn
elaborate
house
parly
duping
HV TO MEET MONDAY
AMUSEMENTS
You - Drive - It
londay afternoon nt .'h39
IbtTc.will be n spivial t,otiflf of the Ijtiiies’ Auxilht Prcabyjerinn f’liurch. at
tk parlors.
sidl-bu the Inst meeting
lurth year, it is earnestly
M ill members attend.
P- Holden returned on
km.Orlando whore sho
" I*11*! year, and will
*d her future homo,
•ne is pleasantly lowfert Cottage.
Exclusive patterns on 40-inch pussy willows. Light
grounds—
$5.00 Yard
Vanity Crepe
RELLS
Btjdea this Eastertide will most appreciate lasting
gifti—gifts around which memories will cling
with the passing years. Here we suggest a few
gifts, from our large stock, which will delight the
Ea iter Bride.
'
;f . g,.
that quality
inferiority. T t is
i , to invest in an
Plain Pussy
Willow
V
F.i quisite dinner rings— Aquamarines and. Dinmi nds. Silver Service— the latest patterns from
(» nous makers, Including the popular Louis XIV,
C O tfo n fy * *
P rincess
Mallinsons Silk~~
For Easter Dresses
■W. Bonynge and tlaughAdelaide Bonynge, who
i Wnding the urintcr at
I Forrest Lake, left on
for their home at East
‘ ox p a w
M ilane
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Heavy all tdlk crcpc in
every’ shade, 40 inches
wide, for
S3.50 Yard
FIGURED PRINTS— Pilgrain and Meyers heavy
crepe with beautiful patterns.
Some light
grounds. 40 inches wide—
*
i
E ruscan, Mary Cilton and Kirk's Repousse in flnt
at d hollow-ware.
hollow-wan*. Chnrming odd pieces in Wcdgeai
w kx); Incomparable Lenox China, in Ming am!
A|Uumn Patterns. ,
We shall take pleasure in showing you the many
beautiful gifts in our store and, if you wish, assist
yhu in making your selection.
•
t3ve lasting gifts this Eastertide. You'll find
them at
.
In every shade. Guar
anteed fast colors; 40
inches wide.
$3.50 Yard
Mallinson*s Silk
Voile
Tub Silk ”
f
40. inches, in plain
shades and printed
designs—
$2.75 to $4.50 Yd.
$£.75 to $3.50 Yd.
40-INCH CREPE— AU silk four-thread,
weight in all the light shades—
1
far, and not
owner.”
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k . tT
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82-inch fast colored
striped in every color
combinations-^
$2.25 Yard
heavy
mt
�>RD HERALD, SATURPAV t INARCH 20, 1921
utHii _# ihtf kIVU of S#ctlort It*
fenir^of 2ild' SUtVn run
Son’ll* T. :* cli»ln«. llienfe N"rtli
10 U drier***.' bast 6.I* wJIKto bake Oenevat thence North
*1*4 deKreee B •cross’ l**k* »>«*
neva to port on the ehore, thence
North IT? chain* to flection
line ‘ between Section* 1® end
• II, lh*“
i f f i” . « » £ ■
• V rsln ir
NEW Y O R K .' 'Mar. 20.-</PVToday, sala
Lort Chanry looks back to the nio- lore could bring-ln.
are fair; a Just percentage of
lltol pWturt days when the direct- ries
|ho possibilities o f a picture."
;p powder and cameras, apotVivr
fib tUloVs, tjnd then look out for
^ j v . fn tt?p‘countff . When'the
irty returned It usually carried
i episode o f a serin).
'"ITiat.wai how pictures wero
said
dfififc’rH toti toa^y Is Mclro-nnl.lwyn'a character Btar.
"Five dol
lars A day was big pay and many
a player, who now has reached
movie height*! whs glad to get it.
Mary Plckford once drew that kind
o f a check; ao did Fay Tincher and
many another.”
CHbntfy ftas been through tlie
reportolre o f the lota.
He fras a
“ boary,” assistant direclot1, Char
acter man and general factotum in
thrills
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Apopka — New 'telephone
ciinnfco building to go up.
ft*cl/on
II, Baal,
township
ft South.
Range 31
run Rnat
t.GO
eh*In*: South d chain*. West
1.50 chain*. North 3 -chain* to
beginning. ,
tv*-
Eagle Lake — Snell National
Bank, o f Winter Haven, will open
‘branch office (fare.
Hake Alford— Now 100-room hotel
completed* here; nuMerotis holies
and businot.1 hulidlnga going up
Apopka — Capitalists plamllng
Inglia— Florida Power Company
urcbnr.es -10-ncre site on banka o f
/ithiacooclico river, for erection
of 00,000 kilowatt electric plant.
S
s H
IV cha« ckbv.
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"'ill to <tulet title. on Monday th*
tlU. day of April, A. 1). m T -ih r
we nelny role day or this Court'
.,U T; iUKSW
fv 'iis :,'’*
t o ? « ? ,;? f e t r t
i ? £ X vvm K.Woit WijMfia!
por n 11'»»■., ‘ I’nltc-d Bta«*" of
l.aws id ' 11„ > W
and* IF
dead,£to.
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« v l * e " * - 1*
*n- i
hellN. ,idevise"*lega-
, a*Mgn«^ tran*<«ij-
;Vs under'
s o m e t im e s
S -s K I & S S ®
aj^dSSTiavt*:
1 \?(J*
VIKING
*1**
"The much-mopted 'question of
stars' salaries la another instance
of fyglution— or rather of getting
. inUutft dawn to a business basis.
„«AU2rst-saUtrioi were Almost, nothrtihN— -Then c4me n |>eriod of. hys* tcriu, when enormous salaries lured
I stage stars.
i '!*)« Wolf Ropper, Raymond
Hitchcock, WUHum S. llart, Doufl**''Fatrbatik/1lhH''rrin»iy '.other:!
left the fodtllghW, hired by flit
tering vrpgRh. ” Hart n id Fa>baaks are'about the b;i|j' enc: ./.u>
learned the ccrepn was n different
vehicle from''the state— and they
■tuck;
Tho
others,
including
OiKifgo Ariiss, took a whirl at it
and then returned to the footlights.
“These salaries almost caused
chafes In the iius|nc*s end of the in
dustry and' then business sense
began to rule.
Halorlca wore ad-
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T *f Vf
BALLOON TIRES
SIG.50
C IT Y
T A X
B O O K S
S24JSO
>27.00
*36.00
*33.00
*35£0
C LO SE
Balance Ll|te Rpni
the standard
INC tires carry 1
guarantee
S
lema, *r* v ' * ■*
g
lA
!°Tv ’E*“V
**•' *».™
» ortt”,!!
f ’complaint
horeln.° iuna
l>ein*
- Di-jmty Clerk '
W. A* PATTIKHALi** <Orlando, Fla.)
Hollrttor for OomplAlnanl*
If. It. I’attlBhnii.
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Complainant.
E
V S.
Point* and Vina fl. I’olnt*. h *
« ,rV if ullv", and If dead* unalnat
W !r?“ CoUr,Ry'A? M. WIJBK8
J l ' i m ' I A I . C m r l l l T IV A I D F t l l t
a i m i v n i . K r o u m t v . f i .o i i i d a ,
in riiA V C iciir, -
H
D r . P . r h t l t l « « . m pIll| n on t.
Vou and each of you ara hsr*br
ordered in appear to the BIU bf
ITiiinulnlnt hr*r«»ln nn ttie out uny
Lr April" A. O* IMS. tltn *arne bit
l>«y "ordered
f a i ' l that
* . h ttilij
i .
’ing
"ft a IsRule
further
order be published In the Wtlford
Herald. « newspaper published In
HornInoV County. Florida, onen a
Week for four consecutive weess.
witness my hand and "cal of the
Crcult Court of Seminole County.
Florida this lib day of March. A.
I v Hi®.
v. e . noun uass .
Clerk 7th t^rcull
' !>>.' *’ v*.
H A Y W A R D H. W l b C O X . « t al,
|
■. D e fe n d a n t s .
. • Order o f P u blica tion *
M g
T o lin k w a r d Hi W l l c o * ! K tU C.
was a dream
a r d nod J o h n II. W o r d , h e r h u s
bancor, director nnd even stage W
band. O r o r f f s H u f f m a n olid F a n n l "
hand wero the roles ho essayed inH u f fm a n , hi* w if e . Ctmrlea J. Unrden
f.* u r a F. B orden , h i* - Wife,
the legitimate theatre before he nKnd
m m n J, C l a r k , n w id o w , l l n r y E m -:
tried hla luck tefore the camera. m o W il c o x , n w id o w . If l i v i n g nnd
lr dea d all p a r t ie s c l a i m i n g In terest*
Under th e sa id H a y w a r d H. W i l c o x ,
' -w .
i
I o f course, and such a thing tag using
n rffleitnr wirf hcver heard of,
declared Chaney. "A acript uaually was written on-the back o f ah
i envelope.
“ And within a few year* we have
the great feature picture like *I1»n
Bur, lighting effects such as grace
productions Hire ‘ the Torrent’ and
lgftd’ rU>8Io4' Where" every branch
o f scTcnte Works out difficult prob-
'\ v v^ ru ” ™ m a f " T cm ^ if
L. P. CHITTENDEN
Fifling Sttsllon
Word of Thanks
to Our Depositors
A
1113 Sanford Avenue
•Mnlorarfla.
Y o u r D ep osits hnve m{icle tlii» bank Rtronfj.
We thank you for your confidence and loyalty and
wish to express this appreciation day by day in
helpful, willing service. .
FIR ST N ATION AL BAN K
oA aroiiD . ri*A.
4* Lf . f
A ilny-by-ilny slory of a Florida conununlty that ivo1
believe till) hlioiv more rompftrntlvo progress |n the
next five years than any other city In tho stale.
im a m .
S k iifo r d
■«01
y J, ,
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1*
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i-
Keal Latate is stabilized.
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Is N o
D oom
this n«w*paper. In which th* Story *tta‘k*k®
City Substanttal, la being told, nni »T
will pu shown that ’-Sanford NOW hw enUn***1
C ilv
Prices are on a par with those
of
normal
r^r * great city..
I —Sanford la the World*! Greatest Ctktj Pw
ing Center.
•^
2—
Saofotri*! Recreational and Pleasure Fad
3—The Hptel ForTfit Lake, Scbfoift
headquarlcnu
4— Tte St. John! River and Lake Monroe.
5—The S t John! River-Indian River Cu^
6—Sanford aa a Better Place to Live.
7—Sanford ai a Transportation Center. ^
6—How Sanford Ii Growing.
. 9—The Spirit of Suford'i Gtireniiiip- .
10—SanfoYd as a Place to Rear Your CM®
cities
throughout the country. ^ Building lots lor homes or business and industrial
enterpriaes are inexpensive.
Construction is cheaper, by reason of water ship*
ment o? materials via St. Johns River and Lake Monroe at preferential freight
rates.
W h a t the public thinlcs of Dodge Brothers
Motor Car is impressively reflected in
current sales.
4
It follows that the wage scale in the building trades Is lower in San*
ford than in other Florida cities because of the moderate coBt of living.
lands are fairly priced on the strength of location nnd potential revenue.
The cost of food, dairy products, clothing and staple articles varies little, if
January, 1926 was the greatest January in
Dodge Brothers history, f
any, witji the general market throughout the country.
Ye$ February, with actual retail deliver
ies of 18,516 cars surpassed it by 24 per
pcntl
•
half-miJUon-dollar Hotel Forrest Lake, one o f the most delightful tourist head-
M id su m m er b u sin ess in a m onth o f
l ^ i p f e r S torm s /
quarters in Florida, maintains a standardized year ‘round
rate o f $10 a day.
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Although the above is directed at the prospective permanent resident and in
vestor, the follow ing is Sanford's "g o o d word/’ for the tourist.
f * WIM
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Bqd the price astonishingly low.
.
-
Municipally owned utilities.
American- Plan
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Forty-seven Hiile* o f
paved greets,- Three banks. -M o d e r n schools, and churches o f all demoni$ * 0
nations..,.
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New Fprrest Lake T o u rin Hotel.
Touring Car
Roadster
unlnflU.d *«a
—why Sanford yalasa nr* isrnlna
*nd
Miary
mant* *r* strictly incom* 11,000.00(1
recM<* ctMfI
You'll a**, for Instancs, so
Yon'Tl SM^asUr frontlnr on RmsfRtfeOSi/}*
■»***'*
j*
tba Bt. Johi—- lv*oir prlDCiMi
olLwatcr root* t»
1*!
YoTo.oT*
^unTelVal
Pl.r
aad
b**d.*
as;?;;!‘ V a .a
House to bs built.
You'll
*oo a
on
“ “ t.°*ob
• city
d ll’ O
B th* m*1'J illsrjf/rT)1*d "
of ;L.
tbs-Atlsmio-Cosst
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tors) .u
cross-stats =:„J
Dials Hiahwsr
*
1 Tamps. •FulUooa bos s*r»lc*
You'll "*e«,
sc too, tbs nsw balf-inlUlon-doIUr rorTt*
Tourtsr
You’ll sss lpropsrty valass lib* h*hconff»<j4^ **
. t o UP N
tomsa_____
_orth
____. n d . y o u j r j n b * c o n . j 3
hSTS
brroms,
that
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portunlty as 8b ■PstsrA n iT M l a m l. Oris*** M*
na offered t*n years Bfo.
A t Sanfprd are inexpensive homes and homesites, farms, acreage, business
and industrial locations.
4
Come- and See for Tonridf
its enjoyment, eliminating so-called exclusive, high-priced forms o f entertainm entav*
•
The time to buy is N O W .
For the car is better than ever before—
T he new
By the same token, Sanford depends upon wholesome pleasure attractions for
A $lj^000;000 investment in new buildings
and equipment has brought new high
production records but still there are
indications of a serious shortage.
i>» lAv*>
Farm
Eigteen-Kole golf cou n e.
* ‘! ' « * * *
F i l i n g , hunt
ing, water sports.
Other recreational facilities o f the type that has brought
renown to other resorts. . ,, w- cv*
Information, booklet and reprints of any or all of lAe advertisement! hi) ^
be mailed upon request.
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Sanford Cliam ber o f C om m erce |
Exciw Tax reduction effective NOW.
No reiuon t6 delay your purchase
M ILLE R 0 . PH IL LIPS, Inc
MOTOR C A R S
'jtstiflifi
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m
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�thesanfo
SATURDAY. MAI
Estimates Free
C ook
Brothers
ful Spahish StuccQ Homes ready for im8occupancy on, MellOnville Ave. and 8th
Also on 7th St. Gomer Mellonville Ave. ..
with large breakfast room. H ot water
Built in features. All modern conveniht in for your comfort.
ms
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Build your fiome for permanent be
i/
$1,000
r*#
Moment— with
Price $9,500.
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS
faction. Our Life Time Homes
a monthly pnyment
SANFOUl), FLORIDA
\
like
Dream.”
sentative on premises at all times to show
iese homes.
W e can help you with
Telephone 693
financing.
El Verano B uilding Co.
No .ifs nor nnds about it— We Satisfy!
Office, Room 225, Meisch Bldg,
Masonic T e m p le Building
Phone 7 5
Contractors of
R ocB ound
S T U C C O and
PLASTER I
Duona
11
pa&tnd Doors
fiollUoofing and Shingles
Brick
National Fabric
Sheetrock Flue Lining
R(;E stock a t a l l t i m e s
All modern finishes insidt and out. All
work guaranteed. RocBond Stucco a
specialty, one car on hand and another
on the way. .
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A two family house of at
tractive appeurance is very
unusual but in the "DUONA"
we have u design which gives
the impression of an extensive
single Residence.
This ram
bling plan produces a very pic
turesque effect.
If slight changes are made in
this plan, this "design can be
arranged for three families.
■The second floor is; converted
[into a sepurate apartment
(with an outside entrance at
,thc foot o f the stairs.
ZIP SERVICE
YARD, 13th AND HOLLY
: Plans und specifications may
■besecured from the Architect,
ELDRED MOWERY. Box
1145, Route 3, Coral Gables,
Florida. • 1
IV01/I P d t rt/C O M tP /# AH r St/CfyUfjOOD j a c H j u /t a /j
j m a ii p v r n o tr fttA *
In/ita Lfliurt
IV 4 i. *
• p itJ A A / r
A tA tA iA v c e ' o r
AiM M f.HA.
JBuy Your Paint Direct From The
;/w
n.-
Manufacturer
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ASSURING FRESH DURABLE PAINT
AV//V-S
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p c m /t s c t
110 North Laurel Ave.
Phone 763
lOMTC- J> COiAl CAPUO
Does not the luxurious thought of a com
fortable future appeal to you? The trif
ling, sacrifices necessary now will quick
ly fade when you become the proud ix>sagatipr q.f your home.
Double thick paste paint, gallon................ —
Floor Varnish, gallon. ................. L.......
Flat Wall Paint, gallon.............. .....................
While Enamel, quart
,...... ........................
Penetrating Stains, "oaks & mahogany*,” gal
Cement Paint ,any color, gallon....... u
. j
Black Iron Paint gallon . ;1 „ .. ...r r - ........
ow on hand of lumber— cement—
a
COMMODIOUS H ouseD f-J/CM tP TO CATCH T H t~ 6 L t£ -Z £ /M
PVCA/ JLOOM .
ToOtTH tP tV/TH AM APlOPAtATt O A t A C t **
APAlTMtA/T 7W/S f/OUSt VOULP MAKt AVU
OP rHZ-AAPA AMP TiOMTACt OA A C O ltfti I P f
AVP A ftr TVA OH-MCA A 4 PV3STAVT/AI /VCOMpr.
'M
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H t ’ STw i
A J)VPit* tfo u jt THAT
tOLCtV
V ov
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Jiulldrre ujcrrt
that Drlclc conatrudlun U
tha niiNit rconumirnl and
attrarliw. We are fi>||y
equipped
to
promptly
supply all your require*
mrnta, at ( r u t price u r *
'** Inia,
I
“ mt'PVONA'
Mrxkrn
Just completed.
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Six rooms, breakfast nook and bath,
wv'^: ’
Largo iHire), all way across front. Concrete walks
.' i V
4 ' —*
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laid. Shades Jit all rooms. No extra charge. A real
house and a rout buy at,
Mode In This Climate for This Climate
$75 monthly. Sec owner.
rofing and other bulling mdteril
Phone 48
<*
$2,000 cash, balance
�TOE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY
PAGE EIGHT
B oxers O f A m erica Seem T o P refer
Any F igh t N am e Other Than Own
Plan Advanced Would ESS.ut birl11 cnn fi'hl Ju,,t a"
P rA vn n f T n n m F rn m
The Home Stretch and
M A ttcrijo je se
J u d g e ’s
Stand
titlon.
. i/escrlptive titles nlso were and
fe ?>opulsr. such ns Sailor, Ore
Round, Wildcat, Dixie Kid, Ixmisiitu, Gunlxmt, Cyclone, Shnug,
ted John. Ill* Frank. Country,
I'nrkec. Ginger, Curley, Irish,
Sent, Corporal, Milwaukee, Chief,
Dusky Battler Takes Hank la
Sport History With McCoy^
And Johnny Wilson As One <
of 3 Winning Lefthanders
NEW YORK, Mar. 20,—<A»)—
A1
Acquisition o f the world’s middlertv
weight championship
by Tiger
_
Flowers through n Judges's decisI* (
ion over HarTy Grcb marked the
elevation of tho third "southpaw." ¥TI i r
fighter to a pugilistic throne. Od- l T U l
dly enough, both former left-hand- *pw n
cd champions were middleweight* i I Q I
—A1 McCoy and Johnny Wilson. 1
No other division ever has di- xr*
veloprd n modern left-handed ti-l JN im
tie-holder, althought Lew Tondler
r\
of Philadelphia and George (K. 0 .)
" ’
Chaney of Bnltinjoro attained the
lw
front rank o f challengers for tho
lightweight
and
featherweight
....
crowns, respectively, In the heyday
" hci
at Benny Leonard-and Johnny Ktf- emoon
bane. Pntll Berlenbach: the pros-1 carded
out light heavyweight king, was n i r„
natural southpaw unfit his (train-1 * '
.
cr, Dnn Hickey, altered his style. *an" o(
JI"W nmny *,f th,‘ fic5,t f™" of
* C tSVvIll, A C t t m r ru m
todav remember the correct imme;
Playing Here Until °Vtho i.oy« <>r the ■nuared ring?
, „ r
, ,
n_
Of n list or 100 of the old timers
J* i r s t W e e k In M a y not one. from records, ured the
.
same name - inside the ropes ns
i j - 1711
j j
h? did on the streets.
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They chose, “ handles" which in
m
w
A 1 , P4
some cases were made .to fit by
I f ! I jP 3 ( F I 1 P i l l T l f P dropping or changing n letter or
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t i l t . tw„ ( or |,v changing the spelling to
.
1 ........
retain the snmo pronunciation.
Six Clubs Represented J'/eddiu Coie chose the latter way
f
«
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r
y j , , of spelling Kohl.
The majority,
i n C o n t e r c n c e n e l l i however, discarded their
own
rr i„ f \ „ c | ' „
names and sailed under “ nickX O U U t l i n e 1 r o g r a m era"., which made Irishmen of Jews
Hauselt Elected
I
Looking north on the stretch nt the Seminole race track. A chute has hecn huilt
rth end of the ntritch. This picture was taken from the promenade near the judge’s
♦i# Hi
/ifU’iii r,
rc Mill, ni
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i \t iii f i\ tu T f i
i*| i \'
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do
ciub. after discussing various r.,u- < AMI 10NS IO 1 *’ U ,,BAKs '
tine mutters remaining for disposPITTSBUItGIl, Mur. 20. </!*»-—,
al by the league, brought up tlfg^The Pirates t*duy rtnrl a ' thruf ]
schedules for consideration. One gjine series with the Mission Boars
of them hail been prepared by E. nt Van . Fr mcii.co, after having;
A. Rood, assistant to the prod- twice defeated the .Souk. Frin n'o '
dent of the IJratlentnii i-luh nnd thu nthtr entry in the Pacific coa t
othbr by President Archer. Tho league and champions of tin > rlattcr's schedule was favored bw cult.
the Sanford authorities owing td
The K-to-:'. Pittsburgh victory in
the fact that it gave this city ait th> fintil game with the Seals yr«- j
afternoon game on July 5, which terday, wu-. bruught about by two
Is to be n holiday.
... ..
•rookie horiers.
Each club made l
On the schedule submitted by coven bits hut the Pirate young- '
the Ilrudenton representative, Snn- sters kept the Seals’ hits well scat- i
ford would have 500 miles more to terod,. while the world champions
travel than any other club in the imide much of. the few blows:
league and loeal fans would also
Haxen Cuylcr made the one home
bo prevented from seeing tin) team- run of the contest. in action uirtil May 3. The latter
--------fit bed ule was adopted and then
SOX WIN IN LAST INNING
came the move by Mr. Douglass
CHICAGO, Mur. 20.<AV Ninth ,
Rhhirh resulted iiii wuntimr the uc- jnn;M^ rnllics still figure in base- ,
A,,’u.1
u,t •’t-fiodulc will Ive nrlflpt- |(;i|| ffamc> the Chicago White Sox |
« l in the mall vote Is not known
VC|| ut ,.-orl Worlh yesterday
,Lut the season opening is expected wjlcn t|,0y dofeuled the Panthers, i|
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v ° t'a,,n^ !'!nlV; A VC’ t"i'
to 8.
Circuit drives by Knmm |j
usell Named \ iU'-l resident
.,luj (jrnbownkJ won , the game In I,
: .in-fore nreceiling
with ottn-r
rilla| rin]mj
bW nus. lv. J, llaiiaelt. of Orlando,
Beth teams hit hard hut Al- t
Was clerteil to the-office of vice-, |U„,n,,c Thomas, promising Chicago
President o f the league. President ,,.rroii
ttm worst treat-
\Tlll.irnC8
DEFEAT BUFFALO
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., March
20. t/P»—Good pitching and field
ing, "helped the Athletics defeat
the Buffalo International*, 5 to 3,
in an exhibition game at Fort
Myers, Fin., yesterday, Willis, u
recruit southpaw, allowed Huffulo
one hit during three iqnings on tho
ntounti.
Defeated by the Senators at
Bradenton, the Phillies found con
solation in the fact that u home run
was made by Huber,- Phillies’ out
fielder, in the third inning with
two men on liases.
Baseball This Year
Ip Honolulu Called
Best Season O f All
('Altl)S RELEASE FOLK
ST. LOUIS, Mar. 20. (A*)— The
I pruning knife wa» put to work in
Jibe Cardinal camp yesterday and
kfaur playerh were released. They
are Outfielder Waiter Roettgcr,
and Pitchers Russell Miller and J.
L. Carlcton, ,who wern rclcin ed to
Syrarus*, of the International
rjaguiC*gd outfielder Chick Taylor,
Iwho wu»\urned hack
the ShrcIveiHirt, La., 'i'exaa league club.
in almost u downpour of ralni
the canliimls came from behind in
tin- ninth inning o f yesterday**
game ut Houston, Texua, .tcoring
|six runs and won, 9 io 1,
Robertson weakened in the dnth
|mil Brooklyn scored six »-uns to do*
tent the Brawn* at Turprn Sprlngr*
1Florida, yesterday, 8 to 8, f
HOXOI.Ul.U. Mar.* 20.- -/P »IrarrbaB in having its mow *\jt.
censfui season in Honolulu. More
than life) team* arc rant.-sting
h'-rv in ubout two dorrn l**cu»ui» in
CINCINNATI WINK AGAIN,
which mere tiun 2.U0O player j me
CLEVELAND, O., Mar. 2t). (A V v- enrolled. Many imtionulith * anfe* i -.presented including Portug^e&c, GJnrinnati's defeat o* ClevtiABB by
■' Hawaiian. Japanese, Chine-c. I'm-, a wrote of 3 Ip" l in tuwxhibitton
to Rican./lliplno and Kuyvan. ’ game at Orlutulo, Fla., yesterday,
was tile h i nod vjelury df the lUo*
Peter* burg—fit) liung.lowr
*2<K),oou, ciiwpleted in PipIMC'l A *•' ,
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NEVERS SHOWS UP WELL
NEW YORK, Mur.
Eriiie Never*,. all-American football
star, now a pitcher, has shown his
stuff to u metropolitan team.
In Tarpon Springs, Fla., yester
day, Ernie, now of the St. l«ouis
Brawns, kent bis gopl line sufc for
four periods and that is all thHt
tan be expected of a football man.
He fumbled in the fifth and Brook
lyn scored twice.
Brooklyn won,
U to 5.
* Mayor Wulker, of Now "York,
failed to arrive lit time to see the
Yankee* play a 12-inniug aix-tonix tie with the Boston Braves. A
tie for tho Yankee* iB a moral vic
tory.
The Giants at Harnsat* are
pleased over the recovery of.Frank
Frisch, who has been troubled with
laryngitis.
Babe Ruth Swings
One O f L igh test O f
Bats M anufactured
NEW YORK, Mar. 20.—(AhFour players *hurc th®- distinction
of swinging 'the henvieST-lwta in
the major leagues. Babe Ruth, us
a matter of fart, his bludgeon' is
four ounces lighter' thun tho fortysix ounce clubs wielded by Eddie
Roush of the Cincinnati Reds, Ken
Willium* of the St. 1 mils Browns,
NEW YORK, Mar, 2n. (/P )_
Johnny,- 4HPMI
Rl*kn U
of1 V/lt’
Cleveland,
'tumilljrj*
VUIIUlUi who
WillII
pulled nis hand out' o f the doughpan and pushed them into a pair
of boxing gloves nol so long ngo,
today har. n good chunro to put his
hands on dough of another' kind.
•The former linker lust night bat
tened the light heavyweight boxing
champion, Paul Ilarlunbarh.' altruist
into insensibility in .a 10-round
scuffle nt Madison Square Garden.
No championship was nt stnko, but
Berlenbach was trying his nrt on
the heavyweight ranks for A b e
first time, with the intention of
reaching for Jack
Dempsey’s
crown.
i
Berlenbach lusted through the
fight with difficulty.
lie hit the
canvass in the first nud second
rounds, but held his feet for the
|remainder, of the bout, a very
[weary man.
Often he scored to
his adversary's head, Jiut there was
no damage.
* ;
A pile-driving left wps flung nt
Berlenbach time and again, and
several times it landod, carriyng
everything before it.
But after
the flurry of the opening rounds, it
lost its direction.
Berlenbach, by State Commission
rules, bad to mgke the weight of
hii ciacs.
He weighed 174w and
Looking :i»utlienst toward the judge’s stand nnil the paddock of the new Seminole Jockey Club’s race Risko 1P0.
truck at Longwond. Tho. rnncrele promenade in the foreground Is directly in front of the spot where
Tarpon Springs— Florida Power
the grandstand is^Tt»-be erected.
Ca, plans expenditure o f Mk^O,000, for tievr- plant and extension r.f
transmission lines, from this city
to northern Georgia Une.
t
Tom inyArmour Meets
Johnny Farrell Today
For Tourney Crown
Jo e Williams
Pay no attention to the old
adages. . . . Where would llie aaxuplione player he it he didn’t toot
Ills own horn.
Tommy Milton has an unusual
distinction. . , . Hq is one of the
few auto racers who ever lived to
retire.
' Brains break out in the most
unexpected, places.............For in
stancy, Roland Rocktop of Marble
head thinks Puntu Gordon is a
drop-kick cr.
Bobby Jones had some tough
breaks in his match with Walter
Hagen, but the toughest of ull was
the Impulse which moved "him to
It i# not always necessary to go
to tho dog races to hit on the
dogs* . , . . Sometime* you do that
when you go to the horse races.
The R eferee
last nrigMrJM
CtvqouM, mif i
ho rind lb Vale
will htnUtwn
Lonjpr«4\r*\I
cording u kin
Csbio CmtJkwl
Rambler, Mrnf.
Dells
drctls of otkoi Bt I
daily competing, f
tered at thetrsri coij
inolc Jwky
*1
of reconl*. «<»®l
tracks thromtsiatl
The new BiEionj
prcftnt* °n( d "j
fsque aigbts is »
TTie mile count, vu
ver thread oro«<i
lake, is I|ntr**t«dJ
c f st»bh'», coM'f*]
Looming up u> tnj
mium board ana ^
t land is tbd unup*]
structcd to °,cc0j
ule. The tens*
which will g i« I
stand approaebaj
Florida stat*J
ment will h*»« w
blc in 10-iO, for
maintenance of«
THE REFEREE—SPORTS— .......,
How many Big Ten basketball
games
did Ohio State win and lose
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.. March
20.— UP) —Tommy Armout
of last season?—G. II. It.
Won II, lust 1.
Scotluml versus John J. Ferrell of
America.
How many seasons was John
The above pair met today to de
cide the first annual winter pm- Slmno" Collins in the majors?— G.
fe liihnal golf cliampi mship of
America. The play was over the
famous St. Augustine links in
America’s undent city.
An excited gallery sensed a r.ew JO YOU KNOW ABOUT
chapter in golf history. Included
among the spectators were some
of the world's best known profes
sional golfers, fallen by the way
side irt the preliminary matches.
Armour and Farrell have been
nt the very top of their game dur
ing the tournament. They waded
through a field, in which fotlower.,
o f the s|iort nud predicted that
Archie t.ompstun, Britain’* pieAn ideal interior finisn.
mier golfer and Qene Saruzcn,
America's outstanding s U w o u l d NraiL-t direct to nUidding nud
be the finalists.
Joes away with lath and pluB-
BAND CONCERT
Program of Sanford Munic
ipal Band for concert Sunduy,
Mjaa Glenna Collet, 22. was beat
Mui. 21, in Central Park at 3
en by -Mia* Virginia Van Wie, 17, in
o ’clock.
' .,
u g«dfjnatch the other day. • . , ,
1.
March,
Illusion
Commnndery,
Again Itrovinir youth must
be
Carter.
served. •
- •
• .
r
| 2 Sucre11 .Selection, Love nnd
Loyalty, liarnurd.
It may be hard for Mussolini In
3. A. Popular Hong, Me and the
Boy Friend, Clare and MonNcimtoi*.antl Frank.Siuder of the! laugh but it isn’t hard for him to
give the rest of the world u laugh.
uco
flew York Giants,
B. Popular Song, June Brought
This quartet has succeeded., t o ’
Los
A
n
g
ela
heal
the
Chicago
the lloscs, Upcnshaw.
(be place unre occupied
Frank
4 Selection, High Jinks, Friml.
Miller, who had the reputation uf Cuba in an exhibition game, 15 to
Intermission.
rcing the strongest man in base- 14..............’ Thereby demmistrating
5. Overture, King of the Night.
bail while u member of the Chicago just what effect the departure of
Barnurd.
*
bv .Miller toted u wugon*tongue the lively ball has had op baseball, l
C. Medh y Orfriure, Feist's All
Igldiia titty ounces,
Favorites _in diig ^1.1^. remind j
lacques Fournier and George
,i Rita
w w "2",
* . Harry-Sci«cc.
fir <t base then of the Dodg%*inUrmrt
, ami c1i.=:11 , swing forty ounce
Lovo^Von
i
Easy T im e B eatin g
Paul
B erlen bach
UittK us, phone 636, and Bay
you Want us lo sen d some one
to fchow you and tell youV about
?a,
There is a' savims in coat
when you use Sheet rock.
T
I'liunc 536 ;
Gut some tif Wtlaon & \1
and flowar fiiptllUer and «
and flowers blqpm. Now j
plants should be fed that th
and supply jteauty to youi\
We carry a complete tine
leclicidcs at our Sanford w
deoacd to receive ypur cu
�8&8&£?*.
Pflbllc hearing* on the btlla for
modification o f OiYl8th* amend;
went and the Volitead Act will be
recommended, to thi Sehatt Judi
ciary Committee by its special sub
, n'.!!d r t h i committee o f fin?.
“ ,w’ '4 b j£ r X * I T “ W S L 2
I’»» M
~
■»*». f l i t a U ? S
8 S 5 ? t J t L R S 3 f !S s
!!,
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r ' lK: : ! f -
PALACE IS' DESTROYED
P|
Ut t,h.rol,Kl' their stunt? every day,
GHENT, Belgium, Mar. 20.—</P)
now ▼sit only the Urge citlMi j. else they quick y forget.
— The famous Palace o f Justice
here was destroyed by fire today,
Small Town Talent .*
vtle Sam's terri S ^ J m L ^ n a ^ l J ^ ^ n tnifi‘ '•
circus people Many important historical docutories ate knock- tnnee o f - the clicus T?t from f t _ X lrt5a,l>r 6,1 of
mentai were burned."
0f Congr4sa.deCa p i t a l
sTo c K b o o s t e d
S to c k h b ld e ^ o f^ M o tr ^
W M * tbe'sptlcfal nicctlng today,
authorised the proposed incrciiso
In capital stock from ■$26,000,000
to $60,000,000.
on
hbardthe
One sign o f spring Is when tho
clerk looks up as If he wonders
who let a.custom er get In.
herb art?-'about .'260 on the
» U , OI?c<* Glty* Oklp.L Hagcnbeck-Wallace at Peru; John Rob
inson at West Baden; Christie
Brothers at Beaumont; Sparks ClrcUa at Mat*}!} C*,Y and At. G.
Barnes at Los Angeles.
Pair of sotihd' mules. Mrs.
Thog. Emmet Wilson. R. F. D.
moon, Aiarch 21st
Malang the trip to tfie Wekiwa River and return,
h'otirs of* beautiful scenery and glorious sunshine
Boat leaves Pier foot of Park A v e . at 2:00
sharp.
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WAT^H
FOR * ANNOUNCEMENTS A>F
SCHEDULE.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
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The Wclakc in for charier for private parlies.
lurn by calling
Seculrc full p&rtlcu
,
Lake Monroe Transportation C o
Phone 61*588
Environment Is Everything-
“ A m id M aj& tic Pines”
STRATEGIC LOCATION
NATURAL BEAUTY
REMARKABLE ACCESSIBILITY
LOW PRICES
This forma a quartet of definite and apodfic causes that are taking farm in sielllag
People who hare analysed the sRnation of
Hanford—**ho know the trend o f doveloi
ot- values id the entire eootheastern aecUph of the city— who realisd treioer
o f t riffle that will'pahs'at the intersection o f Geneve Avenue sad C fence
— wjio know* what Jt nieana to be within easy aecena to the eommtreii
social, and recreational centers of tk erit^ — who when building their bom<
Its nausutl natural beauty that Is feeing enhanced by I n p e r t H n U and-1
and that this briiUty Is' insured sgahut' deprerial (on'by re ref si restrict!
these dfe yoilrs and at ptlree l a r b e W the market value o f homeelteo li
cUar developments.
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..LiXfcKy
•JlWEt*
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Ws want yov to see Sanford GrveO, thoroughly anderstand Ha rnlmr aa ■
mcnlly.and reallsa Ita haty toward tho growth and expdMlon of thd city
it program caw bo
til company with*our representative that
Ml In detail.
MILLER. President
AGENTS
>o«t Office
F iril National
�11— Automobiles for Sale
Sanford Daily Herald
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'AN T AD. RATES
T am a: Cash In Advance
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15—Service Station
in*
Repair* 140— Poultry and Supplies
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DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Y ca ri Make
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Consecutive Insertions.
. SI* words of average length
are counted a tine.
I Minlmutn charge of 30 fot
t i n t Insertion.
- All advertising is restricted
to proper classification.
If an error is nude The San
ford Herald will be responsible
for only one Incorrect Insertion,
the advertiser for aubsequent
Insertions. The offiee should be
'ifled immediately In case of
or.
TO ADVERTISERS
a, A
Herald
repreaentatlve
'Thoroughly familiar with rates,
rules and classification will
Valve you complete information.
And If you wish, they will
j assist you In wording your
want ad. to make It more efrfSCtiT*
IMPORTANT,NOTICE
.« -.Advertisers should wire their
,Rtreet or poetoffico address as
well .aa their phone number if
They desire reeulta. About one
..tttdfcr out o f a thousand has
•% telephone, and the others
can't communicate with you
mules* they know your address.
All discontinnance MUST be
w e d e la person at The Saa-
25
Graham
24
Dudgo
22
Tyiw
Truck
if' ' :
Truck
m ftudSm Ilf
COUIM3
Overland
Touring
25— Florists.
25
25
Ford •
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Ton Truck
' Ford
Touring
STEWART THE FLORIST*'
Flower* for all .occasion*.
814 Myrtle. I'hone 860-W.
27— Professional Services
25
K
Dodge
Sedan
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22
V" •
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23
nerald office or by let-
'Telephone discontinuance*
not valid.
rteou«._. Prom pt-E fficient
Bor vie*,
Dodge
Touring
Sedan
Ford
1lodge
Roadster
Dpdgo
\
Touring
Dodge
Coupo
26
Ford
26
Ford
24
llodgo
Touring
\Cuupc
'Terms to some people"
"Terms
1LLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc,
MILLER
Ork Ave. at Second St.
Phono If
t — Announcements
R—Personal*
SUFFERERS of heart trouble. Ant'jguia Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
High Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
trill gladly tall you free, how you
ran get quick and lasting relief,
Without' using drugs, medicine or
serum*. Address R. v. Walden, Bus
1156, New Haven, Copn.
Have your car
WASHED— POLISHED
■ and GREASED
•'
at.the
i < Oak Avenue
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
FORD coupe, 1022 me
* running condition. $1
.Sop this qu|ek.
Hhort’s
Camp, near Ltmg wood.
"The Pilot of
- CHIROPRACTIC,
Health.!' Do not float on the
stream of IH health. Take Chiro
practic adjustments. Phone 482-J
for appointment. Dr. W. E. MacDougall, 307 First Nat'l. Bank
Building. V
Houses For Sale
77— Houses for Rent
BABY chicks for sale. Different
'varieties, hntching every week.
Call and place your order early.
Sunnysido Hatchery, Loryrwood,
Fla.
FOR RENT—Small house with
two rooms and bath and aleeping
VIII—Merchandise porch. Completely furnished, lor
ented on Palmetto Avenue north
55— Farm and Dairy Products of Hughey Street. For rent from
Apr. 10th. Apply Mr.:- BerR. 615
FOR SALE: Cow Peas, Velvet First National Bank Bldg.
Beans. Cotton Seed. Biloxi and
LAREDO SOV BEANS
WALTON A CO/
Seedsmen'. Augusta, Oar
DARK Barred Rock pure bred
eggs per setting $2.50 and $5.00,
See Mrs. John Di^hl, Mcllonville SEVEN room house unfurnished,
in good location about May 1st.
Avenue, City.
Will take lease for year. Address
FOR PURE bred. Rhode Ialand H-10 care Herald.
eggs* Call 2412.
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61—-Miscellaneous
80— Summer Places for Rent
GALVANIZED IRON ^ND wood
en tubs for washing celery,
F. F. DUTTON A CO.
POUR ROOMS furnished, bunga
low in Lake Mary, Fin., for sum
mcr. .Also winter if desired. Sc<
Mrs. Alin. Lake Mary.
FOR SALE— Sweet peas, and oth
er flowers. Also butter and 81— Wanted—To Rcnl
eggs. John Jones, Beard*!! Ave.
SIX room modern house, good lo
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
cation, by Apr. 15. Prefer 'un
Engraving, Embossing. Sea ut 65— Specials at the Stores
furnished.
Box 203.
first. We do It. Phone 417-W
R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St,
WANTED to rent. 5 room furnish
ed apartment house, by couple,
IV—Employment
if desirable will lease yearly. Pre
fer close-in. must bo good neigh
ELECTRIC!.
ELECJIUCI
32— Help Wanted—-Female
borhood. Box W. 100,,care Her
ald.
COMPETENT maid for general
Come in and sec our line o f
housework. Phone 673J. Call
Electrical Appliances
for Mr, Snyder.
GENTLEMEN wants single room!
Percolators, Irons, Waffle
SALES LADIES wanted
bath and hot wntor. Permanent
Irons,
Toasters,*
etc.
*
F. W. Woolworth Co.
state terms in reply, Box A. A
care Herald.
*
THE BALL HARDWARE
33— Help W an ted
WATCHMAN experienced night
watchman. Prefer reliable w|dtu
man, 50 years old. Apply The
Austin Company. Construction Job 66— W on ted — T o Buy
Elm nnd W. 13th St.
WANTED—A second hnnd skec
.'IK— Business ()|i|Kir( uni lies
tori Call 003-J.
DAIRY LUNCH—3 year lease,
with 600 quart milk route full
equipment, including three-fourth
Ion Dodge Truck. ‘ Full investiga
tion. Dally Depot, 710 West Uni
versity Avenue, Gainesville. Fhn
IX— Rooms and Board
MODERN furnished rooms, with
garage.
Address "C. H. I ."
care Herald.
WANTED lo rent. Furnished house
modern conveniences, near in,
would like to take possession by
the Inst of April, or first of May.
No children.
WHto R. R. care
Herald.
NEW. •SEVEN ROOM u g u n .
House, lame dial!,
PO«ncs,
break fast room etc.
t„*
On a beautifully shaded
lot.
eastern exposure. Now rcadj^
Immediate 'possession smad tjown
iiftvmciit, b&Uncc like rent*
S.y ™ »I1 .[ N .W ..t « n .» or
Magnolia and Second Sirs,
,
10 ACRE CELERY FARM
house,
Box
FOR SALE— r iv
with bath. $2>
334 Herald Office
1 MX.eOT THtt> EM?LV
M O ttN IN '
t*3 FtrsE - 1
c.uc*3^ -THE OOCTO^ *t>
RlCjH T- CT
v v ii.i
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C.OOU •
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OF1
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Ve t
helm.
nn<lT
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5 ACRES TILED;
ONE TENANT HOUSE
ONE BARN.
FOR SALE. Furnished house, huving two rooms nnd hath and
sleeping porch located near South
Side School. Owner can give pos
session Apr. 10, and will sell for
$3050 with $860 ca*hr Apply Hpx
854 Herald Office. Balance like
V,"*•»!? tela 5 S
urniitp^K «>r'
him. ninl----iK-vistM-,,, k r a n 1
jiihI. t 1,1m:
SEE MR. HUNT
at
Hritt-Chittemlon Realty Co,
. . Phone 708
’*\ First Street
IMinalil UK h-lr«
o r other
Howland. tT
hurthK r la lm lu * " ^
A. li o n luml a*
^
I’ lareurr U Sr,! ^
drud nil parti, “ il, ,
umli-r Cl arr net | „
85— L ola F o r Sale
FOR the home builder two largo
00 foot lots. Elliott Avenue,
fronting park overlooking lake.
Fort Mellon subdivision. Write
owner, for terms.. H. U. Box 122
Zcilwood. Fin.
OWNER going north will sell -10
acres 4 milo from Winter Gar
den road. 5 miles from Orlando at
$500 per acre, 20 acres o f which
is
in grove about 4 yearn old,
EN BLOCK
Four lots, between Popular and within H mile o f Orlo Vistor sub
Pecan Avenues, with 102 ft., on division. All high nnd dry, over
second St. extending, through to looking beautiful inke. Terms Mi
Third. With same frontage. Know cash, balance 1-2 years. S. E: DamSanford nnd you realize these lota cron, 100 LucerntC Circle, Orlando,
must soon be absorbed by business Kin.
then the price is per qer ft. nnd
not per lot. Take advantage of
the per lot price, $2000 per lot,
$760 cash, balance over 2,-"j years.
Phone 671-It. W.
Ilnwkrigg, 810
Elm Avenue.
By GEORGE McMANUS
RACrty •J r O R C O T T O
[•;
c>
r >h c « A u O ric, *^>oMeL
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. C l O M * W E L L I'LL
C\T !>OME
THE
on hard road
7 ACRES CLEARED
G8— R o o m s W ith ou t Hoard
$250 WILL start you in a manu
SMALL furnished modern home,
OVERLAND Touring Car, good
facturing business jn Sanford, TWI) bed rooms, and guru go, 010 • Reasonable, permanent party.
condition. $260.00 cash. F. E. now shewing good profit. Box 30 _ West First.
Reply Box 2if, care Herald.
Pearson care Crown Paper Co.
Lake Alfred. Fla.
FRONT bedroom down stair*, 410 A THREE or four room house or
II—Automobiles
13— Automobiles For Hire
Myrtle Avenue.
2 or 3 unfurnished rooms. No
NEATLY
furnished rooms, plenty children.' For year round. Rea FOR SALK, direct by owner. Lot
I t — A u tom ob iles F or Sale
FOR TRADE— Rover sport model
60x117 feet on Onk Avenue, be
Apply
Plggly-Wiggly
hot water. Gentlemun only, 601 sonable.
six cord tires, wire wheels, A-l
Market.
tween Ninth and Tenth Streets,
Palmetto Ave.
<*
condition. Trade equity fur good
$l,8O0r> Easy terms. Act .quick
touring (
Ford flr OAfclurtU Four.' Box 03.
'k 4 /U.nV Y 'fO'f.OAN
Ward Jean.
ROOM for rent ami furniture for
for real bargain. Box 27, care of
Herald Office.
If you desjre iv loan on impiovX I— Real Estate For Herald.
sale. Bed, safe, and table, good
ed preperty in the city limils
Sale
III— Business Service of Sanford or to renew un ex locution, reasonable 418 Oak Ave.
DODGE '
isting mortgage we suggest
Millar 0. Phillips Co
FURNISHED room lor ront. 104
84— Houses For Sale
18— Rusincss Service Offered
that you talk the mutter over
Ptaasura cars and Grab*
West 10th Street.
with us. You will incur no
Oak and 2nd S tm t.
obligation nnd we mnv be able
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
to help you.
,
321 E. First Street
Renronablo rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Wr carry a full line
Cull for
BARGAINS-BARGAINS
HANFORD RUICK CO,
Our prices . aro right. Cash ot
MR. SHUMAN
212 Magnolia Avunua
X
—
Real
Estate
For
Mortgage Department
terms. Wo want your business.
One Lot No. 150
Phone 307
Rent
Sanford Loan A Savings Co.
Sanford. Flu.
South front in Piuchurst,
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
.! TURN BUI. L. Manager
74— Apartments nnd Flats
■fj* nUPS— MARMONS
"The Itcxnli Store"
We pay 6 '!» on Savings
on Hughey.
Sanford Automobile Co.
We make a specialty of our prompt
APARTMENTS, two room, kltchAn ounts.
ZOftMagnolia Ave.
Phono 137 filling of prescriptions and quick
I" cncttc and Irath. Humlsomely
$2,200.
$600 cumIi
•Urn*— - --- delivery.
furnished, beautifully decorated,
Drugs
—
Soda
—
Hot
Sandwiches
ventrally located. Select tenants.
LINCOLN - FORD — FORDSON
Balance contract
W. M. Young, owner; 205 North
y Edward Higgins, Inc.
CojtUnerclal A Palmatto. Phona 831
Park Avenue.
VII—Livestock
LANKY’S DRUG STORE—PraUNFURNISHED garage apart
titeL
sniplions, Drugs, Sodas. We 47— Dugs, Cals, Dels.
TWO LOTS
ment. Iminin' 300 K. Central
NASH
arc as nnnr yuu as yvur phona.
Street.
.Sanford Dealer, S. A. RD*
EAST FRONT
Call 103.
IN FRANKLIN TERRACE
‘ W. FI rat SL
Phono 017
Business Places Cor Rent
FUR SALK—Pekingese puppies, 75—
No. 118 uml I ID.
San Fo Pekingese Kennel, 2305
Two lots on Palmetto Aw,
10— B u ildin g— Coni rnclln n
ATTRACTIVE n>nmn to rent for
Magnolia Avenue.
Just South of Geneva
$1,260 each. Terms.
Htores or officen ut Park Avo;
If
CHRYSLER
Street.
BUILDINGS moved or raised,
and Commercial Street. W. M.
CHAM. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
foundation laid. J. A. Thayer,
Address C. H. I’ KARCE
411 W. 1st St.
THREE registered Chinese Chow Young. Owner. 208 Park Ave.
*>i, 1Fhons
a,
t632 Box 1717 Daytona Bench, Fin.
puppies
for
sale,
two
months
old.
$1663 ON TERMS
*
t 'n U i •
t
6>07 West 2nd Street.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile Phono 671-J.
~ l ~ -------------roofs, built ujt roofs, lie-roofing
For
Hie
two
lots
STORK M ’ JCK!
WILLY8 - KNIGHT and Overland. over old roofs. Leaks repaired. KsV. and M. Motor Co., Park and timates fiec. Satisfaction guaran
In the McLander Arcade
Couinisrcial.
teed. Oak Ave. and 3rd St. Phone
111.
DUGS! DOGS! DOGS!
lu l—
----------------------------------McKenney^KyliinilCr ’
Saturday uml Momiav I -will lie
It W. LAWTON
(Owner)
JAMES
H.
COWAN—
‘
All
kinds
at or near tho fire department
Phone 743
INOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
87— Acrcaifc For Sale
of
Tint
and
Sheet
Metal
Work.
from II to 3 with a litter of Police
Meincli Building
INC. %
Suuford
Renlul
Agent.*1
Water
and
Boat
Tanks.
At
Oak
Pupa for iinle. Price $15 to $25.
10.1 Oak A Anus
w
Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele- Thoroughbred stock, half Belgian
Phone 41
THE U n m -C ItlT T E N U K N
phpnc 111,
\
d.
and German. Pup* can be aoen
at
inv
houM1
on
Silver
Ijiko
any,,
REALTY C O .'
1MIRACLE Concrcto Co., general
FIFTEEN ACRES C E L E R Y
Owner "iting North, munt
CHEVROLET
cement work, sidewalks, build lime
FARM ON PINEWAY DRIVE.
lie milil be Momiav. I>r. E. G. KeaDon-Jun Chavrolet Co., Inc.
ing block*, irrigation boxes, J. R. ler.
NEAR LAKE JESSUP. FULLY
ind Sanford Ave.. phone 768 Terwllleger, Prop.
EQUIPPED IN THE VERY HIGH
OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales
STATE OK CULTIVATION WILL
TTAUTOMOBII.K DEALERS: If you
through the Xenia Gazette, Zenl SELL AT BARGAIN FOR NEXT
w*»l to sell your used cars, adia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis
AN AD fn these column*.
I TEN DAYS ONLY.—H. M. IlUMis m
small, results arc vertigo daily un tho classified page.
east Is
trict. Want ad and display rates
ULEY. OWNER.
Send in your subscription to ths on request.
’ hone 148.
MOKGANTOWN. W. VA., propb tribune or hand it to your local
N*
_T~
arc interested in Florida. Eacl lealer so you can read Florida's ADVERTISING get* results If it
JOB SALK—fipsos on Uie psgt of them through a classified ad greatest newspaper. On* year,
reach** potential buyers. Pafar classified advertisements in tbs Morgantown POST. Sis $8.00, G months, $4.00, threo months Istka Daily News Is circulated iD
DO YOU WANT TO BUY or aell
why not rent those vacant rooms, (cent* • word for six consecutive $2.00. If _________
you desirean$1,000
Insur-and agricultural
Industrial
anything! I f so advartise ia
or well that second-hand goods T IIssues,
nice policy add 76c to your order, j lion.
the GaineavUlt Sun.
BRINGING UP FATHER
t*rmiK i
n" helm,
claimant
!'i*arlnu.
A. P. CONNELLY A SONS
TH nT DOCTOR.
wK'a CiOrr t o
mv
1400^*^0*^^
*1
y
. . oik iiinlrr
h l» Wlfs; o. IJ juiJ
****** If dead all J hj3
lernsis Undfr p
heirs. ,l,x|M. „ " H
H
alm n nI i. l.l_
in n toV
Will
,1. »
LOOK AT THISl ,
Black Hammock Celery Land.
At.I.IKO.V E T>
Care, you buy any this cheap!
Polldlw hr (
7%is Epeclal price for short time
CELERY FARMS
1‘ rired to S e ll.
3 acres with cottage', $5,000
&acres, house and bam $6,000
III acres, 7 acres cleared $8500
10 acres, nrw house and barn
siuiuin
$ 1 2 ,0 0 0
dku JAS A.' JOHNSON
89— W a n te d — H eal E sta te
penis*
Imi.
*■“ !'" Arvl,uu7kiw
GARDNERf]
city pH
FARM S!
Woyuiw have several buyers frtr
Sanford celery farm*. I f you wish
tq seR you farm, drop us a post
card, br call us on the phone and
we wit aco you for particulars.
HANFORD REALTY CO.
I
[
' Ball Bldg.
II. t ’. W g
Ciril hnt
g a u k ie i*
T heF H «
U1SST BUY IN .COUNTRY
47V8 ACRE GROVE
NEAR TWIN LAKES
A
— AND—
Cypr
Framing
Sheathinl
-t IcO
v U N TRY **■CLUB
,yl
uc* mile fromrSanford. Not1Bi \weVity five pay rent.
1
PRICE $6,000.
'
w tikiA* Cash, One third An-,
[WHy^ .Intorost 8 per. rent.
rUE J O W A U D
cJrporalion
* REALTORS; - t
Uhlg.
'
Pbona 72.
U (k
Brick
Um* .
p ju l e r
w hit* *
�- o o tX T V . ri*oi
■ ckpv
im m p .
A. C.
MT ontinueo
vc^jgfrn^y
t m e m 1 H iEVES W A S
S T E A U N 6 OUR WATBR.1 \
^ - ^ o s o M tH e )
tD^XS DISTANCE PWONIE
I
v AMD'TELL U lM T U e
/
V
VUATBSS OACk AGAlM 7
r W L impulsive.
tTitup tpj«^nt s°f.v8'
flJ r . > W
dtlibl t‘ ilirti* V«u will be
5 Lu of depression.
YE3,MRNeD0,THSWA'rER^
w e s c ^ o rr A n d w d w t
Co m s u LT A M T 0 O D V -1 L L
e e r H 0 D c A u _ a n *;. ■
U N D E R T A K E R OETORS .
THf? D O CTO R
y
'S OAOC— *tMA,*r OUWCW W U O
W ERE 0RILL1W6 O6\KJm HERE
TAPPED TWE W E L L A M D W A S
5 T E A U W G -TUE W A T E R
j
S^nd on "luck" to n
^
you Will fin d l l f °
«jiy*bIeif
SIAHCH 21
Vlit nilke many hejpincline to respect
■isiitiwrtofrlences will cover
\!a you will be wel-
2J',
loots and Her Buddies
renl 1'nijitr: to Klla Hrmitley, if i|t.
m. i
X. 13th Ht„ (iik. mill If ili'iul." ull nnrth-K eluitr.
IviUil.t.
. ... Iiik un Intererl under Kiln Hrnmlr,
iif,^ii tloi sw orn hill deeetuied nr ntlirrWIsi*. Ill nntl in |i,
k|,,l in Mils m u s e above de.crll.ed property; in Jum.«
C u^ X lX ?0, ^ ^ ^ a MENU /f TOO AIN'T SEEI
B
C^ l t ^TON
•S^OKTY
\ 6 0E W TOU\tE 6ETYIM' To
1\KE TDOR OMKtE feuta A v U'l'U.E BETTER, HUH** f
J v tT
JACKET. DOfiTCHPf? i - l p S - - , '
E o i. it: df t statu H. Ilnekpey, if llvlnit. nml If, il.jj
nil piirtlea elltintlnjr nn Inter,.;
E... Is MI? x. 13tll. to
Under Jnnii's H. Hackney. rtrcnit.^
rprniisvlviinla. mid sir otherwlan: to nil pnrtlr* cl&lniLt*
L r |lie uae o f »« ml inter-rut In tunl in the ni.ui,
[ n it" p r ison In th e dr*i'illied rent r.tulr:
[ irtvlrr nf a sllh-i
Vim nml •■nrh nf you nro lierilij
^ would Mini you.
ordered in nppehr l<> the above ir.
ul.trre l Hull yuU iUlnil cm let* un or htiforti Ih*- riot
tkrrrhy r<-l u ll- 1 to
ief , - ■ nor Cireon -Monday In April. ' I'.'SS. rinnte I.Hn:
n rule tiny of tilts Court nml th,
i, Hernm ii county. firth
nf the nintilh. mid In ,n
, ;iii 'ia> nf April. fault day.
thereof a decree pro cunfe...,
i tit-it nml them
will
Im
entered
nunltiHt y«ni UIM
|I
* |tie MU •I 1'UIHittultr>i you. uthrr- each nf von. mid anld mil nr prnr.ni
L t r I.f Klni ldli. a ml
n rollfesso will lie
,t.u.
The
relief
fx parte.
OONY BE
S\LL\
H t r t f f o t o f c -f e ' OOVJ YOURE TAiWN*ttiwVMB A lt'
\0U6OT 5UCH A
o o k k ^ k » M awt NV
VoofK START ,
60 IKE EITTEP.
YOOU . HAVJE1 6 0
SOMB TO r-jws!
MAKE OP J C
AWR16KT, SMAWlE .-ON YDUP. VsJAYl VYL
NINE O'CLOCK M'1\JE 6 0 T
ANOW1R PATE \EY TOMWWit. ( > \ r
-
1
It In further ordered that llii» or.
fler ho puhtinlied weekly, unit u w..l'
fur |four rpnsccuUvo weeks In ih.
"Snpfiird liernld. 0 newspaper pul.
11idled nt Hanford. Florida.
Witness tin- luuid nf the ■Clerk nt,
said t’ottrl, mid Ihe sent nf Mil
I'mlrt, this
dny of .Mnrrh, A. i>
IBS*.
■ '*•
, V. K. mJtJULAfci.
Clerk, Circuit Court. Hemlnttle
*
County, run-id It.
(Circuit Cdurt Heal)
- •
JJy A. .M. WRKKrt.
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HICK IN W S ft Ij ICK1NBO.Y
Sollrliors . for Complulnt.
A VfEEK AGO 6HE WA6 MINE -TbDAY
SHE’S THE WIFE OF EDMUND B U C K Th a t g u y m u s t h a v e m a e ^E h e r (
T h ink he w a s rolling in
( DOUGH - CURSES ON THE f---POWER OF MONEY-____7
Mud Center Folks
DOC, DURIH'
V
t PERFESSIONAL ’
- 't f c P ! o m c e ;
| CURED BANKER
ZEB PERKINS IN
TWO VISITS- -
IEER DID YA B /E R
VCE. A SERIOUS
MISTAKE? > J
-EDMUND BUCK—YOU HAVE STOLEN
ALL THAT X HAD IN THE WORLD SOT
YOU WILL RAY FOR IT SOME DAY-YOU
WILL CRINGE AT MY FetTAND BCG
For m e r c y b u t w h a t C om pa 6 cio n
WILL X SHOW FOR A SCOUNDREL
like y o u ? N O N E !
_ .—
BETTER TRY ONE
OF‘ SUCK'S i c e
CREAM SANDWICHES
SOMETHING NEW _
An d TTiev'RE
/
SELLING BIG
J
I WANT SCMETMIN
l ig h t t o c a t
BUT X D O N 'T r
KNOlW j Os t
Y
•
v ^ w hat-
ALL X 6AID W A S * TRY ONE. 0*
BUCKS ICE CREAM SANDWICHES
An d HE FL6WI INTO A RAGS’ •
AN' 6 0 A K 6 D M 6 iH - a f f
___ _ *THe e y e - •j —
T ouiokt
* NA«ry
KNICIC*
Y*
Tf eeiaic
Tony *
I.DUT O U R W A Y
"THEY D 'D N ‘
U S E kj O
vepw
^
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M iC R Q M E T tR S
T h ’ l a b Pla c e
l W ORHED.
B O - 1 -1 W E L L ,;
I A in T G o T
Th
*e SENT Pop OV&R l b DOC Te b & S
« pills -r , b r c a k u p h c r . c o l d of t h e d o c s siLe N ce r e c a r d i n c
AFFAIRS, POP NfiVftfe. LOSES Ah
I'TY T o INQUIRE I NTb HlS P A S T
fto w oft CTTHER.
D O E S N 'T c c r
at
By Williams
OE l u c o T
TOUCH NO S'ORE.
HE S AFRAID
T 1 Fe e l a n
T h B oll »s
a f r a id - T ‘
s im p l e r
-TH' E G G T h T \
Tm »
F E E L ! Tm tSO oB
H A S T * BE RIGHT
DOVJM T O A ,
THOU^AMDTh v
S E E ’ ^VAA-T
T h ’ fee Jl - an J
^THie R E A O S T M Y EMES A im T
V s o G O O D '* /
IF y o o I f e e l ’ DO n T KVjovV < O K T M l C 6 f
iB M A L L f-Y O U ^ ( b o o t t h e m
a l l im
if
x o o
|d
o n t
FEEL VvflELLB .P E S M ilL L W v
CRACKED T h *
^GACi A ^ O O T
T k E R 5 SAFETV
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BEE ~ B O
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NEVER WORKED
lniT h ”TH' '
1 th e y bo th
\FEEL RuT OUT'
COMBINATION
< sT H i n B B I /
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l- 1xj
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p / i KEVHOLE »• VieLL BO<a% TKlkiV*
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VOliR VOARPEki Oki /^CCOOviT-6 V
MB ! ^ I'KV PlifTin'TVt' GLOVED |.
on T W Cf\\ELV; AUVuiAV,----- VET> /
o p e n o c»EAGon
j
ABOUT <5\Y viEEkej AVi* I'M
2u
C^ECVnn* OUTA TMi€> TLAG
/
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A tR lFW E C A A J
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k a t q f ?V5
H e Oidn*t Forget
F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R I E N D S
DOES YOUR
nn T d e
OSCAR AN* AS»
AAVJESOVfiOP
7AES5 COOKIES
- yol)
M AW EACH
.NANS ONE
ves
E A T IN ’ ,
DON’T YOU,
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V jftA TM V E t
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SKETCH
MAP
SHOWING THE
RELATIVE POStTION
S A T ^ O R D . F L O R ID A *
F L E T d H E R .- B U L .D E R
..R E fttiT Y
CO
O W N kRS S D t V C L q P ^ S .
r
□ D D E 5E 3
JV)
rj
B SB B S3B ,
DDffiDDQOlliJ
EID is growing southward^
(W ard./There are obvious
expansion on the north,-east and we
tterrequirements grow,greate>, there’
stantly indreasingneed for a restrict
nity stich as “Palm/Teiracd,” which isl
the rriarkej by the Fletcher-Bulgc
with dfficep in Sanford and Orlarido^
00 DD
0000 00 00
mooBBom.
oomoooom p m a a u i f
n m a p m sT m
jp q p m ® T f
mBoooo
UiDCyjDOQ,
OCFBBpBM
1n ^ Jri
_DLr
^ J sa o a o o n
Beautiful f broad ^O-foot boulevard'
planted toTstately palms, lend atroplj!
type of architecture which people,wiWT ,
All city conveniences' are guaranteedby j
who have long since established f
bility in Sanford and: Orlando,
water, gas' arid sidewalks. /Positively
later for the lot owner to pay on side\
nowJbeing put in.
iliiL iii
p o a ti'T a
Palrh Teri^Ceis a complete high*-cla^shT
orriei|
cbritainirig 233. residence locations. Due ”
sight o f the developers, 45 large lots.inj
corner have
ewife, in~giving her a
around tl le corn er..
Study caHfully the map on this"page. Njj
tuhat&y "PalrrrTerrace” is situated soss
the steady- substantial g r o w t i r q f Sa*#*11
’ number deblocks froririt to t h e business ,
ford. 1N o t i c e d P aB tf Temce vf
froni Sanford High 'jScftodl, and only six. Ok
grammar school. v" \
fO R T
I
/« A c
<Sc/ime
t
...
A* three-miriu;
ford over the ]
atom
■
Come an
you atth
a priva
pleasure to
turn, for we
J *; J v
t o
. . ^
*
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m
. sir
o 'O l
__ ant
ow S
L*3iTs
•
ij/U
lfe r
iBFjF ARE M U C l T L O W E R :
: TR AN YOU WILL EXPECT—
*
j : TERMS ARE M A I
y a w ![
I
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m m
..
.•
& Magnolia Averiite
j..
j
business/
5
£ -i?, V / am
ik ii
*
�1
oves
ts To K ill S elf
. OIL C f i r , P<u, Mar. 22.—{A V b
A alight VecessiaVTof water in set.
CrnI tributaries o f the Alleghcni
while (hi? river Itielf remntori ti
about stationery, gave hope tod»j ,<
that the flood situation here, rant. |c
ed by last night’s movement of tht f,
huge ice gorge which had hen ai
L c Without lodged in the river since February V|
not become aggravated.
V
Modifications might
• Riverside streets, including Sen w
eca Street, the city’s main lhef.
oughfaro, remained covered wilt hi
rater to a depth o f one to foor n
eet Tile water backed up behinj if
ico which jammed, with the gorgtiE
movement at a bridge just bclo* c]
(hem. The electric plant w*g p^j
lyHas Gained nut of commission, but there wu
no aenreily o f tight and power id
m in Latest wns
the fcasb wherT the fiver bvtf.l
pfriends Say flbwcd a few weeks ago.
(hirrcrtt- Was supplied from the'
Clarion
river hydro-electric plant!
IjSrch 2.— (Ao- j?I6od pumps
were-kept in OptraL ) —S atisfa ction
titto nt the water works to ketp
I ? League o f Nn- water from getting td fir'en in ihfpxlflv. o v e r dia^
W ash in gton
state departm ent
DP)—The colorful c a r « r oT Daisy
Simpson, who established a record
of law enforcement unique for one
o f her sex, Rectos ddOm*d to, a
Conduce tragic end In an.El Ppao hospital.
Ta Contain Approximately
With., a self-Inflicted bullet
$500,000 Stolen by Whitts
Campaigns, la R?v enled in wound
In her abdomen, the 36-yenrmore, la Object of Search
Interview rfiV K l
old former prohibition agent, whose
method^, of apprehending drydaw
violators Were ao drastic as to
Maiiy Mttldws lit 4 . “NarcoticCrUBA
bring tnp iensure bf federal coutW
Novf Beitlg T
upon heft Boverdd on the vergt^bf
Discussion
I
^Solution
Sums'In tlmn^TcI,
Help Them.-Yin
■ kU tl secret
B ftk lk fundau.r-ntnl
roinmirH m M at
■ are tkt Hlortn will
Borne Upmnt public
■the fcjrtt«sifij meet■diMrriunuut.mlinia.
M . 3. delrgstiikin nt■■sentiment hett, Vunv• s ovcnvhelmiarit jq
fcdrie publicity, lai jt
■tried that freildcnt
P render a ccrvire to
P disarmament by inBe American doiegstiAn
■ pester publicity.”
I March 22.~(ip)~
Mwer and Dr. StrescH f f jh b l t r . will retomorrow on
Ofptistions. The dc.tlw German parstutnde on the Geneva
^ Mtioualists have
* nstion demanding
IU np-
Police P rob e
“ •H . V v o o t e n
Palm U e a c h
i»f_ . *
HU wire,
^wten, a roadster,
Denver but h is
L?*t‘®n of the body
£>°wn 0f Wooten's
^ned a-ranch
*»•
F. D. .Wood, Campaign Special1st of American City Bureau
Arrives in City ttf Begin
Work of Reorganization
McFnrionJ of the American (ffl
Bureau, who declared that the«
wps no ro#|on why the intemw1
rricthod* used for creating Interst
in n Chamb*ir,of Commerce, Caa-t
v " , C. A. but)i
ing projects, or on, other
H.__ ...kindd
I
community undertaking could ut
)>r utilized* to make n suc<*en *f
thu baseball season.
I City Mnnagcr Williams stated
An a rc. i ilt o f the meeting
god
ay that the completion of First
American City Bureau was artri
Btreet to the new hotel would not
to nslgn a BpociulLst to direct
work. Fred Dale Wood was d j jrause the cessation of activities on
reeled by the bureau to come hra btlier streets in the city’s paving
(program.
for that purpose. He hns
acting ub educational director bin Owing to the great amount of
that purpose. Ho has been aruip [traffic this street is expected to
as educational director fur ih carry and because of'tho necessity
Chamber o f Comorce cimpaigr a o f having some street leading di
Haines City, and solved here M rectly to the hotel for the benefit
that city yesterday. ••
> o f visitors to Mnnford, he stated
• A ' special meeting Will be kl that the City Commissioners hod
o f tho baseball club at 8 -jVbfl decided, to fief forward with tho
tonight at the court house.
J work and carry it through' as rap.
Headquarter, i will - bo ealoMiJw idly as th8 contractors could op
all the Chamber of Commerce »1 erate.
for two weeks # campaign of nil
cation will be directed by Mr. 1R" Martin Wtill Receive
and focal leaders o f the ba»^
team 'add a t .th o' end of,the d
Committee Asking for
week a drive -will be luuncbel I
S p e c i a l Legislature
funds to guarantee the sueem
the. season.
■ft.
T a l l a h a s s e e ” Mar. 22.—</H
It is hoped hr ilimrraeL!
o
It Is the'hope of the bu*b
— Governor Martin will be prepar
ed tofnerrow to receive the com
officials _ that so npccMsful
mittee appointed at a meeting of
tho attendance be this year n
CoBTily commissioners, held nt Or
result o f this campaign that a9 *
funds will not need be c dtkftfl
lando, '(o diacusn the advisability of
Judge Landis -Expected Hfrt-j i- a special. seEsion of the legislaturo
A big baseball dinner hu-f't h •onsite bond question, the executive
arranged for next Friday niM *! announced today.
•J. The committee is undor3tood to
th* Seminoi- Cafp at which
Kcncsaw Mountain Ltoidli, H “ fbo reodv to point nut to the G6vorpor the necesrity for some legof. ’organised bsecbsU, and
duiif Mike Sexton o f tbe FlctJ a isiative action to help th* sale of
Barehalf Leagvo are *xj><ftril 0 Florida bonds for road and bridge
onifadtoi d work, declared to have been effeetVdnce Doui
dcAt
I 3 ed by the decision of the United
ipcal club, that he’ will make
y Slates Supromo Court invalidating
8 a Texas bond issue.
endeavor
to
iiave,
Judge
D
I rbtrb. •
The Governor snnounced someMr.’ Wood, who will tHrcd * time ago that he would not ogre*
rompsign, Is one of the edtu)1" 1 to a special e*pnion of ih* leglsladirectors of tg r Aincrfesn < f tyre unless it was adboslutely unBureau and is a speaker oi * , avoidable.
, "
.
ability. He has k!«o h#U
poiUnt positions in tht nco»W * Mandamus Against
World ,
.
; *;r y
It la the hhza -jf tht b.iw !
Judge Is Refused
gldn that, thin cae.pnijri J
I
ATLANTA, Ga., Mar. 22t The Supreme Court of Georgia ,w■ dav declined ta is»ue * mandamus
* SKoluTe against Judge James. B
» Park, of toe
chxuit. m
11 not known
esmo to Pa! » "'re from Miami.
who
cs to their invesGIVEN
^
Fora
»Mw"^nn
,0,J ^e
hL.1,
Germany retq? ^ . ^ ‘‘ hdraw her
Utmijf?. lnto the
Jr** in the event tii*
[ th* counwith Ger-
nrd Surfacing of Stretch
Extending From Sanford
Avenue
New Hotel Will
Be Finished in Few Weeks
' tVhat is described by Chamber A rock and clay base is being
of Commerce officials, *s the mm Id for the paving of End First
determined effort ever mnMc h root to tho Hotel Forrest I'jikc
Hanford to insure u highly. tvid tke contractors expect to have
cesAfal hrisebnil season will Ik^j
sufficient quantity of these nnwithin tho next few days folio*.
rinls to complete the work withIng the nrlval o f Fred Dale Wool,
t interruption, according to a
educational director of the Amniktctoent made today by City
(ari City Bureau, who will, for tie
Inagcr W. B. Williams.
first titoe in community histiry,
it ia said, couple ndentlfic can-1 Tho Hutton Engineering Comtry has announced at present
(cign Principles vHtb an attem-t
ire are about 60 cars of rock on
to sell baseball to Sanford citinn]
id and that with the city backfrom the otlowing standpoints:
ijcr
(1) ' An an infteteating d 1 them up the^ expect to get nrtcther shipment o f approximately
highly skilled sport.
(2) - As a splendid fom t of rt- Gft cars in time to carrv the work
t(f n point eflat of the hotel.
creaflon. j
f'
MTho cloy and rock uned in thr
(3) As |m >4onoinic gain to Ik
construction of the city paving
community.
(4) As a means fo r crenting «•:n unity spirit
* '
,
(6) A m an agency for advertsing the city.
The complete'plan wns pre.vtirii
to Uf recqnt nwuting o f -ths Su-i
im
NEGRO IS RECAPTl
c b a fe meo f ’^ e iv r n g 4r,n a ^ o f«
through the mails, she shot herself
late aatyrtlny night, after appeals
to. hef' former amocintes failed fto
obtain her release on bond. fcrnaii
' Author Of mn^y a ruse la hot
dry enforcement activities, nhe re
torted .to o ruse in the attempt
upon her life. She smqgglod the
pistol Into the Jail, in a handle of
Clothing aftey. she had derived
NEW YORK* Mdr,
,________ The tochniouo or high pressure
ie #500,000. salesmen who tap the pocket book 3
»• in four o f “suckers," in fake charity drives
bebh rom - is described today, in the New
by Richard York Evening Post,, In ah Jntcrraped eon- view with Lorry Tnylor. rirofi#:
atonal drive director. ,' , .
Tho article is the zecopd of «
series telling how New Yorkers
annually give up • #10,000,000 in
contributions to fraudulent chart-
Uccd the league
U to inject itiielf
[rtd dourt problem,
topoint out a posri of settlement by
n of the court nctgossion of the Amerins, it is believed,
ame agreement by
i without involving
of modifying the
senate's rcservalls reiterated ftoday
mi organism ceases to
tonferenre invitations
Let oat.
Lked that If the idea
[i common agreement
y been followed by
fthc league with ,reLay'o application for
recent crisis might
Eded.
■tiitiR the friends of
■ convinced the league
E« itrcngtb in ono
recent events iiave
■the fatitity of trying
n 'l international mape furtherance of pollEns and the ndvanceKial national interes to.'
I toerme in the secret
|>a eoanrilis being confcrjtly responsible ‘ or
ftiab. tince they nave
d Overcbnio by Ihe r.hrmio of jail
Goiff Snl.smcn Mnk
guards in a #93,000 hold-up in
Buffalo last QctobOr.
'Am ong the murders laid at the
rnng’.i door are those of three
ormer members of the gang—
limon L. Golden, whose body waa
ound in Trinity churchyard In
December, ‘Chicago Tommy* Langrellu nnd ‘‘Spike"' Kienny, who
wero found dead 1n New Jersey.
The seventh supposed victim is
former Police Captain Henry llelwig. who disappeared after a band
rw:ently Held up two jewelers op
fifth Avenue and
escaped with
#150,000, of unset diamonds.
4
■Holwlg, then employed ns h pri
vate detective, fired on the rob
ber* who are believed to' have kil
led him to prevent recognition by
S
United State* Marshal "Scott, into
belierhig ahVhad left the Weapon
in her - trunk at o hotel where ho
supervised her clothea caching.
Her Antomobile Claimed.
At the time bf her a r m t-b h *
have her n*me as MWI/B. B.
Moore of Lao Angeles. She waa
not identified as Daisy* Simpson
until yesterday. An nutomobljb
which vyut sciied at tho\timo Of
her arrest was claim*) ybster-U?
by JnlfUa Duval, who gave his ad
dress as .San Frsnduro. lie said
he;had loaned the woman IhJ car,
temporarily.
,A riote oddransed to Sort Slnkens of San Francisco, aa “ tbe
only one I depended upon,” indi
cated that the woman planned to
taka her life. ‘The note, .idHbbied
oVt .«i telegraph blartk, read:
Most Attractive
Sane Investment
On
HIb ‘ Flori!
vlagging ‘Activities
cGsin jfy d Utiiuh
tt -M. Wynn.<ianil-J. O. Stssd,
whom the pbllti balUvO to N> boot
leggers o f conisiderablo reputatioh
la tho county, wort.eaptnrcq Jadt
night ahd fWe galltoid o f jnoopshflje
ill. ilia vOUBIIIi II* £i«
y iv i iv t
of the Pico Hotel.
In commenting on his opinion of
this city formed after a 10:day pe
riod of intensive investigation Of
all important factors upon which
the economic prosperity of a com
munity depends, Mr. llamory said
this morning that “ of nil the Flor
ida centers that I havo visited on
my tour of Florida, SanforU appeata to my conservative mind os
Detroit M an Killed
In Atlanta When Car "''*' wm! crutches,
Hits White Way P6st
:r A ^ A W V ^ ^ r W ^ n t'i| 3 S S S ? f^
U3
A ll Phases T o Be
Studied In Case
Legality of Harding's
' Order Will Be Main
Question to Settle
WASHINGTON, Mar. - 22.
— (/P)— The Supreme Court
agreed today to review lower
court decisions cancelling the
oil leases and contracts which
Edward L. Dohcny negotiated
with Albert B. Fall, as sec
retary of the interibr.
Involved In the case are the
Elk Hill Naval Oil Reserves
T
Tavffirs lateat drive, for the "in
ternational narcotic crusade," is
now being investigated by Assist-;
ant District Attorney Pencora.
Any
organisation ostensibly
charitable can get endorsement
from men in nubile life* he. said,
and such endorsements, or even un
authorized use .of "nances onable
adroit telephone salesmen to callup
persons on their "mooch Hate*’ or,
"sucker lists,” and'get cheeks.,,
Good salesmen make .from #300
to #600 a week, he said; in his
campaign. In his first chariftv
"racket” he lined up tW flOQ in
donation pledges, in three -quart
ers of an hoar on thb telephone.
Tnylor wns quoted to have stated
that he rained money in a fraudu
lent campaign for the blind,, and
In another campaign of the "Amer
ican Society for the Nervous,”
when he asked his employer where
the sanitarium for the nervous was
to be “ bilt." he waa told not to
worry about th a l that his job
was raising* the money.
.Vanity and tears make tho best
anneals,
in Taylor’s ; opinion.
Promises to print contributors’
names and pictures In magazines
Lower Court: Decision
^Cancelling. Leases
With Doheny Sub
ject of 2itd Hearing
» r „ ’
w sA
^ 'S r
to their capture ptarted Jast ntght
An.WIr whbh
tutinh PftTtcfZiW
n J.
J.
about O’
9 o’clock
Poftcb'mfn
B. Green and A.' H. Beckwith spot
ted the pair between Third and
fourth Streets on Sanford Avenue.
Ordering .the two to stop result
ed in Wynn'taking fligh t He jump
ed from the.car and ran. Steed sur
rendered to Policeman Green.
Later in the evening Sergeant
Smart arid Deputy Sheriffs Bob
Wilcox and Chris
Stephenion
caught Wynn in Lake Mary and
returned him to the city, where he
was locked uir in police headquart
ers.
This morning In police court
Judge W- E. White fined Bteed
#200, Wynn Mtked for a lawyer
jpsaa
In'California ami the contract be
tween Doherty's companies end the
government, by which the oil mag
nate has constructed huge oil re
serve tankn t o t the navy nt the
Hawaiian naval bane at Pearl Har
bor.
While agreeing on ‘ circulation '
the district court and the circuit
court in California disagreed On
the question of compensation for
the storage tanks.. The . district
court allowed #10.utw,n00, but tho
circuit court overruled that do-*' ;
ciaion.
Besides this question, tho S u -V *
prom* Court is expected to go Into
case and patpotat! phases of tho enso
ticularly that ori to the legality of^*
the executive order issued by
Prcsldonr Hardlntr. imd In effect ’
transferring Juriadicuon over'tho
naval oil reserves from |he navy to .
the Inferior department.
Th* civil actions at issue gre w
out of tho sensational Sere to In-vestlgation two years ogo iti*.o Uio
lease question in*whim both Do-. '
heny and Harry F. Sinclair, tho ■-b
•latter represnting tho Teapot
Dome oil reserve in Wyoming,
were involved,,
.
'/t w H
Thom as W . L oyl
rt o f Florida ofdied here early today of injurii-.i' L O N l C l f I v f a i
I n v e n t sfered
^ t h a _____
bosiness opportunitiee, I would not hesitate to
MACON, Go., Mur. 22.—Georgia
say that in Sanford the man with
Journalism today mourned the*
iponey to invest or the man look
passing of perhaps ono of her most
ing for business openings may find
brilliant editora/iu tho death yesterdoy in Philadelphia, of Thonm*
ITIIACA. N. Y ., Mar. 22.—</P)— tho most attractive propositions
W. Loyloea, In his fifty-sixth yenr,
Dr. F. H. Rhodes, professor of in that prevail in Florida.'*
Beatrice - Hardy was another following n lingering iijness of or“ You people here have nothing'
dustrial rheiniAry ot Cornell Uni
versity, has evolved a successful to fear frrtn tho stato’s return to charged with the illegal posses ganic trouble.
Funeral services will
be con
process-for removing the ink from normal," Mr. Hamary said, “ for you sion of liquors and-, was fined #2<)0
i
old newspapers, so that they may have never gone crazy and boosted or given the option of Serving 60 ducted here Wednesday morning
from St. Joseph's CatholieTChurch.
%
bo tufned back into news mint, your prices sky high as less sub dayB.
For disorderly conduct cnargea The body will arrivo hero on «
'
TTio reclaimed paper, Professor stantially founded communities
Rufua Cooper whs fined #15, Wen- special car tomorrow night.
, Rhodes says, is ns durable an the have done.
During his career, which was .if
‘‘Sanford appeals strongly to’ the icy O’Neil, #20; and Georgia Mao
.business man. who recognizes tho Fountain, #10. Gub Burk estreat marked toy many interesting inch ■i
will make paper as white as the instability o f cities dependent en ed his #15 bond by non-appearance dents, Mr. Loyless w»» affiliated’
With the Dawson News and’■had
?
original and one gives o whiter tirely Upon realty activity or tour on a similar chargq. *
Seven persons ’ charged -with been publisher of tho Augusta :l
ist patronage, the fat returns that
paper," ho declared today.
The discovery will solve, to a your growers ilro receiving from drunkenness forfeited bonds, rang Chronicle, editor of the Columbus V
great extent, thb serious problem their celery shipments are ample ing from #10 to #25, They Wero Enquirer-Sun, wiltoriul writer
Bergdoll’s Accuser
-of the diminishing supply of wood proof of thb wealth tluit must al Dolph Brown, Lulil Mae Brock, the Atlanta Constitution, and '
ways be yours, and no greater Tel Crawford, Willie Woodward, torial naragrapher on the A tie
Ori Way to America pulp. Dr, Rhodes stated.
guarantee Ot good vondj^ions could W. 'Tyler, Zip Grgtlt and Praeton Journal.. His most recent wril
exist than your wonderfully' de Wood. Thomas Ryan, Henry Bak- had been Tor tho Macon Tclegn
BERLIN, Mar. 22^-ffl*)— Robert Five From Drifting
or and Eva McFail were each for which paper ho conducted
veloped back ebuntry,” be said,
P. Sachs, Complainant in the m*>
charged
with drunkenness and or independent column, writing :
Mr. Hamory fs president of three
dered
to
pay fines of #5 each. Mar lance, but. which he waa force*
duct ion cases against Grover llergSchooner Are Saved banking
institutions in his section
dol,'American draft evader, is in
of the stato and ia widely known gie Brewer was fined #7 and E. J. relinquish, because of his Ul heu
Berlin on his way to board the
Several months ago, when his
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22^-(JP)- as an economist whose opinions are Smith #8 on similar charges.
Fob alleged parking on the pav health became such that he could
liner4 Goargo Washington for a Fivo men aboard a schooner adrift baaed on an accurate understanding
business trip of indefinite length o ff the Canto Ricsn coast last of business conditions.
ed streets over night ,W. L. Taft no longer engage in hta profession,
____
d R, Q. Welker were each out
in America.
* * a went to Philadelphia
week, were rescued by the Norwe
•Sucha says the authorities at gian steamer Nyhawen and the
. Taft .estreated his #5 bond and to stay
ti hit ton-in-law, Patrick
Walker was fined #5.
” *’ '
Mofthuch, where Bergdoll is held, ship was stoik by fire from the deFor a while, It w u bcMoscly Jackaon was fined #3 at
have his affidavits detailing six stroyer Moody.
cMitur had thown imcharge*, of seduction ngafpst Berg
J. Partlsn forfeited,#. #3 bond (
and would soon', hi
An Intercepted radio dispatch re
doll, for use at the trial.
J Chgrrl o f parking' wlthbi
[back in harness," but he suffered
ceived today by the Navy Depart
I relapse, and yesterday, signed
h« ht**
“.Vi ' .
ment, sold the
schooner -broke
LAKELAND STORE ROBBED adrift from tMh Steamer Sants
I For, allcjrtd reckless drlvih;
‘30,’’— the newspaper man'a definh
Theodort Haynes lost #15 In bpni
Jon for the ending o f tbe dayVi
Invz.
vork.
, '
LAKELANirjFUG. Mar. 22.—
NEW YORK, Mar. 22.—M V - by his non-appearance. A drui
The safe of United Markets Chain
Mr. Loyless was rognrded as n
An agreement "purely and solfly and disorderly ..charge cost Isaj
FINANCIAL PLAN OKEYEU
Store was robbed of #1,706 in cash
on spiritual piano," induced Mrs. Gruga #15, or 20 days and ft
orceful and convincing writer and
and several checks Saturday night
Doris -Kresge to drop her suit
Md been offered editorial duth*
PARIS, Mar. 22.— UP)—Tho cab against her husband, Sebastian 8.
it waa learned when tho manager
larger publications
of the store entered the buildulng inet today approved Finance Min Kresge, for #1,000.000, worth of
possessed, but he of
ister Foret’s projects, including dn stock, which she alleged, he pr&Atoday.
I to remain . in
his beginning in
Winter Park—“ Herald" to erect increase in tpe business turn-over ised her In a pro-nuptial contract.
aiyeling
Salesman
tax from 1.30 to t per cent.
new #10,000 building.
The agreement also made Mrs.
killed by Miami Cop
Kresge financially independent for
life.
MIAMI,‘ March 22.—C, V. Hclt,
These revelations wore made to
day in a Ltstemcnt issued over Mr.
Krasge’s
signature,
tho first
authorized vi-rsion o f the terms ^up Sunday by Police Officer W. W .’
on which' Mke^Krssge withdrew Whitt kepi p, who was said to h#vt. Mrs. Fred W
fired in Mtlf-defense.
f
her suit last FjM sy.
Injured in \
Halt « t i one o f two other occuChase, i-pifomotor bf *‘Our
The statement says that it is is
ito-tn an automobile driven by
sued “ In
justice
Mrrs-Kresge
Kresge I Q.
------,
- ___
- .totoMrrs.
^ Mgrtln,
Martin, Buena Vista
VUta ted.
tech» Wet*
V
time members of the Deleii
and to vindicate and exonerate her ilclgn. srrastsd by Officer WhlttAvcnud,
aad
her
cook,
ie Sanford
completey froth the charges. Inemp- ot| chargee of exesedtog the, Washington, wore both i
rtaining -William
/Ia m and
a n / l isit i m r i i f t I n n a ” matirt
i'a n exposition in miioii
nuendoes
teed limit as he PSMed ^trough ly injured about 8 o ’eto
flCrrin, ripriseiuU vo of the
|p a pictorial tie
nA.»lowntown hectfon. ,:/■
ttonal AsZoriatton o f Real Ks
i recently held
Though tha
Martin had convince# Uto offtand that tha through
Boards, (tori McClure, of
Mya. K
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alty board to
low, and wait preparing to
noted tha al did not spadify tl
of tha i
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therotary, were made today at
drinking, was arid Fj luve drawn
under ad- Krcsge’s
of 8. 8.
a plztol on the poHcemah. who
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confim e
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vTha dinner is to b«
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members
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