1 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1e156cd0f659eb872b06d04093f007e3.pdf e62a51f920c145acfe3769d94e8a93f9 PDF Text Text Woman Kills Self Further] •oss Of l i f e Preven edWhenCa£ As It Falls In Water At Tacoma Failure Of Brakes. ■Given As Cause Operator’s Shout ifto Late For 8 People To Heed Warning TACOMA, WaslT, Dec. 81<~ (AP).— An 80-foot plunge of a street car into.the waters bf tha municipal waterway at F.levcnth Street and tho con­ sequ ent breaking up of the enr raultecMn tho death 6f four persons, and tho Injufy of four othors hero Inst night The car, beyond tho control of its operator, shot through the open (Irnwbriilgo ahd broke aa U struck the water. It Is believed that, the breaking up of the car prevented oven greater loss of life. . One of tho survivors asserts that at least a dosen persona were on the trolley at the lime. This is denied, however, by tho operator of the car who declared that only eight passengers were aboard. The C«tr was out bound for the Tlde- Ford Planes Are * VDamaged On Trip R om anian K t ! r A pparent H as Been Gone From Bucharest Since Attending Funeral Of D ow nier Queen Alexandria Stout eU-metal passenger planes, enrnuto to Florida, were •rrlounty damagetl here In an accident today. Ho one was ___ hurt. The accident occurred at Blackwood field at 10:16 o’clock When pilot Lee P. Bchpenhalr aa taking off in the Mies Fort yera. The plane crashed ifttb the Mias Tampa and the Mis* Miami on the ground end un­ occupied after pilot Lee Bchoenbtlr had lost control of hie ship. The occupants of tho Mlut Fort R y an escaped Injury. Theplanes arrived here yesterday for a stopover enrouto to Flor­ ida from Detroit. . 1 ’ The Misa Fort Myers want Into a ground loop while at­ tempting to leave the.ground. The fourth plane, the St. Peters­ burg, in'which the trip to Flor­ ida Is being mads by .Lt. John Harding of Nashville, waa tho only puufo of tho four not in­ volved In tho accident. . The three planes will be repgired lr\ Nashville. Faria were ordered at once from tho Ford-Stout factory at Detroit. w Carol Twice Married; Once To A Poor Girl Name Of Priace LinketTWith That Of Beautiful Italian Girl. IHgh In Social Realm E .1 PARIS, Dee. 31.—</P)—Queen Marie o f! Rumania, la Marching fa r andwlde for an ^errant eon, Crown Prince Carol. Since he aU totfdod the ‘ ; funeral “ * of Dowsgt-r Queen Alexandria In London, Car­ ol haa failed to show up at the roy­ al .palace in Bucharest. The sunny akiea of Italy and a beautiful Italian woman, promin­ ent in the social realm, are de­ clared.to be tho chief attraction* which are keeping the 38 year old heir-apparent to the throne of Ru­ mania aloof from tho royaT domlcllo. In other Words, It la whisper­ ed In Parisian aociaf circles that Caro! has suffered another heart • tta a ^ h trtM n L — -* hind., and brought to Chicago today. Held also were Goff, LOCAL •Building for 1925 i increase over the yea amount for this ______________ an unconscious condition on tho beach yesterday, Just north of tha ocean piers by paaaeraby Who at flrat thought she waa taking a aun bath. Cloaer ob­ servation revealed the feet thet ahe Waa Buffering great pain. Art empty bottle which had con­ tained diidnfectant, lay beside her. Though ahe waa Immedi­ ately taken to the hoapital, hope of her recovery wea despaired of at the outset. -J ' • For several hour* her name waa unknown but police eventu­ ally established her identity by an address in her handbag. Her hushand .. denied any knowledge of the motlvB for thd act, for which no warning was given. Iloaidaa her husband an Jnfant.daughter survives. The rcmalnn will be forward- EVery Month O f ' Shows Substai Increase Over Otto And Cleo Drew Caught la Jacksonville Thought To Have Been Responsible For Series Of Robberies S t Augustine Police. Also After Local Pair youths Resided Hero. And Have Uceii Under Survelllance For Past Few Days' What la believed'to be tho end of a juries of robberlea which have been occurring In thin city over the holiday season camo yeaterdny when Otto and Cleo Drew of 8anfofd and Wesley Pride of .Upfcala were arreated by Jacksonville au­ thorities and lodged in Jail to await charges from Sanford and St. Augintlno police,. The Draw boya, who lived with their fkther, Cal Drew on French Davey-Winaton Building Ini Ban Lanla Conta $50,000; Mrs. B. B. Baggett To Erect Building Of 6 Apartments Sanford’s New Tourist Hoatelry O n .U ke Fjont Will Be Inspected By Public Dur­ ing Afternoon And Evening ry on the lake front, will be open-. z s z s z Hulick and Huilck, owners atnfoperators of the hotel. In connection with the enouncement, the owners stated that the hotel will be opened for the Inapectlon of the public on Monday aftemoon between tho hours of 8:80 ahd B and again In tha everting from B:30 to 11 o'clock. Tho Invltatlnn to the public to visit.the hotel on Monday waa extended at the. same time tho .opening date was announced. • Duo to many delaya In receiving shlpmenta of fumlturrt1amt other equipment, making the opening date uncertain, the owners announced that they wort unable to fomat^openlng •»«" J W # whBT figures obt fico o f C lti |M .V |I|762,607 constru ctloi r ‘ in comp P **?" f° r 1&26 linn pw cent-over is said to be °,f 1 cuy> . Many local men pointed* Ranfoyrl hrtd .An apartment house consisting o f.lrt separata apartments la be­ •bdivto- Jkt 6ff to 'eno sUlo nd, inside gate. - • his ear .was beyond i. DOMESTIC . .. ....... .Street ear at Tncopi*. Wakkl/ Icnpcd ouQ x tf landed Ra­ the deck of tho bridge, tho only one of tha pea- B C o S S t * * * ; Wd‘ " . Eighteen' men nro awaiting who had an opportunity to » warning, rtieo leaped out death penalty in Georgia prisuntil the street car |ftf from the bridge, n e pluhg-. Igb-the air 80 feqt Intothe rith a b a y . ; . i V . t.\«>■*, uted a wanting to the pu- bolleve Winn •cent stock yaj d Whiskey tore T ry Sentences AGO, Dec. *31.— —Nat Ul w k b el -Whalen and 10 of iSTBrconvicted in tho anlel Ditilllerv conspiracy Indianapolis, filed writs of arts today In tha Q. SL.Clri ¥ » — J ?£ ,. yome flm e during the paalrfwrt s m m k , •i \.v> . ■»• .» *>r. Marshall stated .. that H d mlarted the narcotics ^Wednesday morning and owing to : tho fast thnl he had no occasion.' for tU ■ •^SVeeaW^d \A T ? .i flEST NEwr f : ITU ..! fHE CITIZENS ^ (> (S )U K E I9 2 6 0 U R HYLAN KK8IGN8 OFFICE N EW ^Y O BS, Dee. al. - W taken any lima during' the past two weoks., ' v \ munition t-Tho loot eomlcted of.seven botdfflland f .p :H U O • qv. >rt tq Its Observe nalBanke n b ir e s e s ^°mor J mwXc a headliner Nathan �£ ►EC. 10, .1925. a rfr othjrr.7 .Take any two man from the world at U rge Physically they may be exactly alike. Mentally they may appe^equally a U A They may have almlUr ambitions and character development They may occupy similar sta­ tions in life where,environment and opportunities are apt to be the same. And yet twenty yean liter one Way be a decided success and tho other a sad failure. , . H‘,V! te. . BrCT ™ wnt, 10 ®«r* Mnt Helffer to learn how to do aquada right*’ and to shoot a gun. Sergeant Helf­ fer had the Jump on him then. Sergeant Helffer know far more about soldiering /than the younr recnrttr And “yet m tho nckt thirty years the unskilled rookie was to become rho equal of hLi instructor and pass far beyond. Whilo Sergeant Huifformas to remain 8crgeant.Helffer through-' put tho period of thirty years, Private Brown was to raise to the rank of sergeant, lieutenant, captain and all the vari6tia jrredoa to that of major general. . ,,, y0“hg niad, a Private Brown or-a Serge- In DefeVi8e of Florida.^' V t BfiB FOR TODAY T E R S E FOR TODAY W ITUlNl-fNslr, Lfl h*re! tr, lo UiS kingdom of ."-Luke 17:81. ►erg tM* day en­ d, most Merciful ims In our Uvea of God mgy bo Despite the fact that ,th«?e a rt a number of newspapers, particularly in the North, that are stUl still fighting flghtfnk flor, Florida by publishing many untruthful articles and scathing editorials, editorials', there remaih a few papers which give this state a good word every time the opj>ortunlty arises. Recently Congressman Green of Iowa, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, undertook to assail Flor­ ida for tha passage of the amendment abolishing the income tax, and th* Mobile Register quickly came to the defense of this state, rebuking the gentlemen from Iowa in no uncertain terms. . 7 ;* The stand taken by the Register la commendable, and The Herald believes that the Mobile paper expresses the sentln,entj°£ roaJ°rHy of Alabamans. Right at a time when many states are wont to be jealous-€f Florida, it seems that all the more praise should be accorded a paper Jn a neighbor­ ing state, for so boldly defending Florida as the Register has Irman Green, of the Houae Ways and Means t«« made an unjust attack on FIorfda, 111 tho debate on the Federal Inheritance tax, declaring that the people of Florida, who have aboliahed the Inher­ itance tax by constitutional amendment, can never '•make a really big state through colonies of taxdodgers and money-grabbers, parasites nnd couponcutters, Jazz trippers and booze hunters.” This out­ burst of temper reveals Mr. Green as playing, not the role of constructive statesmanship, but no strikingj>Ut at anything he think* ho can hit. Tho s t i j e of Florida looked llko a tarveLXdrliU anger, ho hu ' '.if V \ •i -. >r iv v?.- ANNUAL LEGION BALL IN MUNICIPAL HALL IS AN ENJOYABLE EVENT i#Aa flag If the Lathoran* scraper ehurch, wo ’Christian Endeavor of the Pres­ byterian. Church . will give a "Watch Party" St the church par­ lors from 10 to 12 o'clock; ; Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Glover will entertain at their home on P*Zfc Avends the.choir of Holy dross Church following choir re­ skyscraper chapel T _ The J . 0 . White engineering cor­ poration underlakea a 1300,000^00 Irr.gutlon ^scheme for Mexico. Anything'that helps Mexico plea­ ses, but what about tho waters nt the Colorado river that wander, wasted, through th* United States and then down in Mexico T •iA». feet ax she use* water for irrigation, Metier} establishes an The Annual Christmas Ball glvon by tho Campbcll-Loralng post, American Legion, on Wednes­ day evening I t the now City Hall, proved ono of tho moat en­ joyable affairs of tho holiday ta*t * . '\ P « y Hero, was chairman of thia affair and eras ably aaatat*d by Glimn Wlmblah. Benjamin Whitner, Jr., and W. F. RaveneL Red and green, the *ea*onte colora. were beautifully carried out with a profusion of cut flowers, atrsanftrt of red and green as well as •potted plants and palma, form­ ing a rich netting for tho pastel frocks worn by tho young ladles. The music was exceptionally MILADY B T MART MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate ’ - Children’s StonrJHour a i the Library a t 10 e’cteeM b.^ k S unday Reading rooTM^at the Ubyrnty l&fTom from 8 to 0 o'clock. ■ water, fearful that tho people may get the benefit, Mexico will estab­ lish a claim and onr states through which tbs great river passes will be Informed that they moat not draw off enough water to interfere with Mexico's Irrigation rights. Prtaldsnt Coolldgs might Inter­ est himself In that. It may be­ come a serious problem for himself or hla successors. ' Saturday . ■ Wellington Booth Answer Women’s Call for Smart. Warm Footwear Every year there are fashions th a rb ea r the name of Napoleon. No dandy was he, vet he hied the trick of wearing clothea with ait Individual maner. For tha milliner* there seems to be perennial inspir­ ation In the way Napoleon wore his ha (a. Call s new-shaped bat “Napolenic”—and Its way Jg paved to success. Napoleon’s coats, .his col­ lars, the revert and lapels of'hte coat, they havo all supplied fashion makers .with Inspiration. And all this time 'Wellington, who proved, himself more than a a ars-rrM s in vcxT iaA T ioxt us comb tax Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ■alia lS-IS X iM ilt DallSIax ' ' k ’* ' EARNING MONEY OUT OF SCHOOL ;itv * • . •. -Mi. ’ , h : i, : A vacation that la all play and no “pay won’t get you any whore, boys. „• .RA.OUEaT. few word: ^olIdgaTdbes 102fl aa year/Hasn’t a thing ■BK Sly of xutomol: you get ono? -'ha. a license Ja ri- ;..;y . . . -7 ( irlvrn-n milon, Still a yo tnr*\. it, jururislpg big finance. Ho te »h* nten who got the Dodg# Mo­ tor Company uway from the chlfif poWf»rs m Wall Street, -that *xP F .te l.ti awallow and pleasantly (I'gcst that usaful organisation, Rrverend James 8. Montgomery, - « ibrplaln of the houao of repreaentotlvci, puts the Modernist and Fundat »»rilallat problem. In few . maintained by i 'foreign state as ■uch, but thla te highly doubtful. His main object'la, however, to contrast - the position taken by 'Aawrteanx regarding European debta with that assumed years ago by tha various states which re­ pudiated their obligations held by foreigner!. Referring to tho fact that th* United States has now be b.nk ..count But another, it U to be hoped, may follow. Thla is that repfseeiiUtlvaa in Congreaa of the defaulting States will have the grace to keep silent when th* Evtopean debt settlements are under debate, and will not Indulge In lofty rhetoric about the.duty of every soverign Power to pay' off every honest debt Without evasion or forced compro­ mise. • ■ . Niven, Jacksonville; T. M. Can­ non, Orlando; R. A. Gordon, Ml:, . OUt, S« unl; Mr. and Mra. 8, D. Kgnmen, WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 81. Soraetl Hattie KnunetW H. Reyman, Jack- -G P J-p m e e t Metcalf, wax *pAla.; Clyde Curry Jacksonville; Mr. and-Mn^Joseph Hyate. JacksonvUlei Mr. nnd Mra. F . M. Re­ liman, Jacksonville: J . r G- Thompmn, Jickaonvllte; Joseph McClain, Brooklyn. N. Y ,; Joseph Sslimsn, Jacksonvillat R» B. King, Hono­ lulu, Hawaii. ' MONTEZUMA E. O. Dorgan, Jacksonville; E. K Turner, Kanaaa City; B, F. Wil­ liamson Jr., Gaines villa; A. I. Stewart, Chauncay, Go.; J . Worthinxton. City; C. M. Dunn, Borne*: riue; James B. Makar, Greenwich. Conn.; . J . F._ Runn, Stamford, Conn.; George Nelson, Stamford, LINKING PALM AND PINE NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNB OSTEO-PATH -I K—ONE HUNDRED PER CENT DRESS BHOR The. sewing machine wa* pat­ ented In 1700 and nelzhbor* hava It has shown tho strength of its constitution In nothing dr^pjwd In to ua^'lt over since. r;official r yacht . v .............— o ------- - ■ • 7 ' •'• , Our ambition Is to be a plumb­ er and have an assistant to do our forgetting for ui. . HOPKINS SHOE SHOP ThWjronly thing wone than Chris&a* cigar* la the Joke* writ­ ten about Christmas cigars, in­ eluding this one. 325’Sanford Avenue , IN FLORIDA THE banks havo their feet solidly on the On Chrlatmae Day the "»hop groundr They have not been carried away by the real estate early” slogan changes' to “swap boom, and in apito of the fact that deposit* have grown enormously, doubling, trlpHng, and often multiplying tan Ordinary travel may broaden ono time* In the last year, they havo-refuaed to become heavily but Christmas travel flatten* ono. host* of Hooelera from ChrUtma* wav will do 1 till Easter. Until that llpm Palm Urrlterv t Yuur luek may be bad.' But It Beach,' Ormond and Daytons had ^ .| k * tould bo Worts. Suppose you e]CiP f| weto A frytng-slsed chicken . in been excluylra'.playgryunite for rich A8lierner», who *|>enl their grent Lincoln MY FAYORITE STORIES , By IRVIN 8. COBB Te* breake -down , you worry yourryfng to find a cup THE PREDICTION THAT CAME second place, they prrtend to deal with the supernatural. And what at troubla with’ these ■Jf ? , TRUE ire who fit-i Is they stay At a recent luncheon .In New did you do for this fortune teller?” “I gave him two dollar*, Father.” York of the Catholic Actor*’ Ouild th* Rev. Joha Talbot Smith told a •"VVorpe and wor»e—wasting About this time of the year ■tory whlch had an e*pecl*l appeal your hard-earned wages on a fakir. for his audience, moil of whom And In exchange for your two dol­ hunters think ducks are enemies were communicants of the *anl* lar* what did he do for you?*’ "He, told me a pack of lias; Fath­ faith of which he U a distinguished clergyman. Father Smith raid er, about my past and ray future-” "What did ha say about your that a young woman In the confeislnnal congd«l that she was part?” “Only a pack af lies, aa I was afraid- that* she had been spending •ome of her money foollahly. "Spending your money foolishly call* tot penanoe,” raid th* priest , sternly. “How ’ have you been •pending yours?” ” “Well, F a th e r..! went to a for-1 ? tVtll, that’s wrong u In tha &rit place, fortune .teller* are l fraud*,, and In too Hi bV Governdr John W. Martin, W. E . Toebuck former,county attorney 1 will be solicitor n d Elinor* Co­ hen, present official of the court w«(V V will bo clerk of tha new.court, *c- #roru , cording to b»formatlon, -r*cslTed in - ' . here Wednesday. ."J * Tha new court, ereatsd during fnald h e special xa>slon of the state teg- <ha roc star* to handle all criminal hadn’t ' cases except those In which cap- it—unt ital* punishment la involved, will of wrii convene for the first time Jan. 4. frocks Actual work, however, It is ex- loops. 1 pressed, will not be started before hung 1 the middle of the month as official colter.. court" record* will hava to be ordofc< ertd dhd Information against de- not ent fendants filed by the solicitor. must * ■ • T— gy 1j* ,, DON’T FORGET THAT WE A NOTE OF A.RNING TRI-CITY nine of nil varieties. Tha law proVh’U l v- --urchase, sale or Mfer - r lie 11 x x i 61 these plants dug, nailed op gathered from any pub­ lic nr privets tend vunleea In eara of the iirivntv land the owner givoa his ■ifitinc thereto. Vio­ lation of the l w U a talodemeanor pun*.*hable by a fine of not less than 810~ nor morn than 8100 and costa; v - v The Vedtration has suggested that autos and towns r.hould take •tops in this connection, to plant a, tree for use year aftnr year mm « community Chr.Btmai. tree., Beyetal of th* amnllcr c 11.c a lr»\ Florid* have been crowing Christina* tree* which have beru u.-el year after >tar and It'U hoped by the Federa­ tion that o n / r a n t a Tree Day” in January, every city. In tb f xtato hon- which .. _ ......not have a designated doe* j « - community tree w! The State Federation of Won« ante Club* have been making a strong fight for - aeveral year* ti protect t h * highway*.from devas­ tation by ihrubbcry swlpera and people hunting decoration* and Chrlitmoa tree*. The Tho Woman’s Chrlstmi i trues. Wo; .........club prevailed uponvth* Legtelatiuw to pass law* adequate for th# protec­ tion of thh landscape and now that th* tew ho* been written in thu statutes, the Federation asks the newspapers and the State Chamber of Commerce to broadcast the warning In order that thought!*** peoplo will not be forced to go intd^ court qo account' of it* violation. The. new law was raggveted by th* Federation sa a moans toward preserving plants which war© rap- liave complete Groceries. * and Fresh Stock of : * '■ Our Prices are right, Some good specials for Friday and Sat­ urday. We will deliver on Saturday, C R E N S H A W ’S 408 Sanford Are. -M m * .B ask ets and-, hotels of glodlohu and polnsettlaa adorned tho spac­ ious living room of tho home of Mrs. A. K. Powers on Wednesday evening when- the entertained at bridge honoring her nl/o, Ml** Margaret Zaehaty, who la apendIrtg tha holidays here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A- D. Z*<to' ary, and John Bridge* and Clay Bridges of Raleigh. N. C., who are her houte guests. - • Of exceptional interest was the game of bridge played during the evening, scores were kept on tal­ lies done in holiday suggestions, and after the usual number of progressions, store* were counted and priies awarded. The prise for high score, a lingerie set, wss won by Miss Margaret Zachary, whilo tho men’s hi4h prise, a box of stationery, went to Mr. Lancaster. In cutting for tho consolation prlxo tig { - Real Estate Conr.ya*e»* -jW . V.' Wheeler to H randl* Heights, Inc., lands'In Sec. 81; conalderation 815.00I&5. . z>UJPhomas Nixon to John D. Bu­ chanan, land* In Sec. 29; consid­ eration $7,000. V •'-■ - ' [D. V. Warren to H. C. Swa*n r ty . port of lotn 54 and 06 In BeanJails map of 8 t Joseph; consldcratlon HAOO. . - . .:■ JF r a n k M. Elweld Uf WUllam M. Woodcock, loU 10, 11. 14, 15. block N. lota 0,10, 1 1 ,14.15,40, block 0, lots 10. 15, block K, Latte W ar- I G focery ^ Wednesday^ Evening ^ 1 - - ‘ * , ^Llm U r^pl^Q *u|V complaining v - -••• > T* r?!Vri for eClatki backache, a; Clyde McKinney Jr., Is Claimed By Death The friend* of Mr. and Mr*. C. McKinney will regret to learn Lthe death - of thrir- little son; [ydo Spurgeon McKinney Jr., hlch<occur*d In Jacksonville, Dec. FOR SA TU R D A Y token tom* of the time* devftted to mathematics or Latlp to give this young woman soma practical teasona In taking caro of her clothea. Almost every young woman would profit by a little Instruction ti^auch matters. For very, often It is bnly ua we grow aldor that wa realise the enormous Importance of keepmgi i M w W P l l l G f t D l j' Faithfully. • . MARTHA. f Ona reck of all wool coats. Plain color* ami-fancy materials, norte with fur collars. Gray, Tan, Brown and Black. Values up to f 18.50,' Saturday-salo price— .' f ' • V " . ■' • ' Phcoiiix Silk Hose $ 1 2 .9 5 .- Buro silk foots with Ual« top* in oil the new light shades,Tdso black and white. $1.00 41.50 , ^ Muslin Underwear ■• . •• ‘•J r-'V V■:/ - j? " * . • . Gowna, teds, and atep-ina, m ade o f a ah e«r nalnaook and Unaarie clotha— ■ * ” ». . -l" - wv* / . ' .j i / .. . OFFICE MACHINES j, • •Jl K t . * TwldS- 4^75 to 42.00 burn, of Clovis, N. M. - . Ladies' Gowna -and Tod*. . *oft iiplah cambrlq and.long cloth. Trimmed with fine Urea— „ . stocking* whan the •uioenta- ytm* ooo* a t t t * tSiraom a rant picture* of forty-thrVe co-*d» to-Cecil Da • $ 3 ,9 5 * ,$ 5 .0 0 . Soreness, S t i f f n e s s " Dove Brand SStufkta " B S 5 2 » T mm5K WINTER HATS . .. , l • BIRMINGHAM. Eng.. Dec. *4: — Thi s j i the only c ity - In i In Valvot and Satin Combination* will bo specially priced nt T~ ‘ ^ Rub Pain right out with- small trial bottle of old "81. , Jacob* Oil.” ' ______ . What’s Rheumatism? Pain only. Stop'drvgglngt .Not on# cose in 'fifty requires Internal treatment. Hub soothing, penetrating "S t. Jacobs Oil” dlrcolly upon the ten­ ded spot” and relief comes In­ stantly.- St. Jacobs Oil Is.a harm- t- 1 Every Pelt /Hat regardless value will be sold at this ti for ->• ( Puril.aOk feet, full-faahloned with Uala tops In 15 new ahadea. Special for Sat­ u rd a y ' - ' ' . Women’s Bare Knees Barred From Sta&e AU F e lt Hats Pheonbc Silk Hose So*«sm*n to Clara BenJoralne, lot 1, block 14, Traffords Map; consideration |l,600,'jr'i ytenford Onietery Co., t o .J . A. Rice, lot 8 block 12, Lokevlew cem­ etery: no consideration given. •J. E. Hancock to E. G. Hancock, lag 0 and 10, S. A. Tloblnson’e ad­ dition; no consideration tiv 4 o .\ i' \ ■ Qait Claim Deeds r . . .J. E. Lalng to Orin H. 8ten■trom, lot 1, block 14. Trafford's ' . m Cecil PeMiHe Can’t TeU Which Is Pfctticr XjS.dA. to r Saturday, Jan. 2. 7 May Conoley returned to , f rhauqtati her home Ii V.Wo.1 air cebtuz spending tw 8 Kissimmee— Plana forming fo: budding new county hospital nexl THE WORLD HAS outlived much Afnd will outlive a 111 building permit record great deal more, and pen havo contrlred to be happy in it. more than, in aurvlving tho quack medicines it has tried. In the scales of tho destinies brawn will never weigh sb much aa brain. Our healing la not in the storm or in the whirlwind, it is not In ntynarchtea, or aristocracies, or democracies, but will be revealed by the still small voice that speaks to the conscience and the heart, .prompting us to a wider and Wiser humanity; * ‘ —James Russell Lowe)!. z ssm Millinery Specials New Warehouse 1< Giwn^.Mrs^owers Be Constructed Bj ed.^k* Metcalf Is Appointed W Judge Of New Court S B In Palm Beach County lo?ha' FIRST NATIONAL ’ ’’Modernist* aav, ‘thero ain't no hell.’' Fundamentalists say, ’the hell there a ln V ” . Th* average man eay*, “there - ’ may, or there may not be such « superheated resort. But to avoid runninir risks I shall behava dac*nthr.“ • Vt ' You may add that ho doesn't , . * amount to much who refrklna from tin only because he /aarS that ho may go to hell. j * & }J5TwiiiiST£ £ Lovely fridge Party 8 6A V B W TH RIV E » **"*“•;__ ■ f.J Many, mnuy .women have drAm„ .... _ , ed of such boots. Boots or high Mrs. Myrtle Smll ipent sevshot* of thrfiort we wore In cold Taylor of Jacksonvl ekenroute weetheT some _yenrs ago seem oral days here toil hopclcicly out or the picture. To bo. to tho West Coast. sure some-women still wear them, .' -------but let us hope not with short | Mr. and Mr*. Di___ _ skhrta. Yet when cold sloshy we*-- Jacksonville arrived In Sanford on thar prevails tho light slipper Wednesday vfor a brief sojourn cesm* nulto out of place. U It ten’t end are stopping at the Valdsx. actually unwholesome, it is nt least ______ v sm Eight men and nine women tried to kill themselves In Vienna on Christmas day. "General misery’’ la the oxplanation. Gas was the favorite exit,* revolvers am so exponflve. Jumping from a height Is *»en cheeper and surer than OPENING AN OLD SORE gas. There la no turning back onto you afart down. , ■ NEW YORK TIMES But tho** tired of life are us­ ually weak in will, and It takas The determination of our Govern­ come a great creditor nation, Mr. will powar t r Jump into space, men since their alleged early tree days ment to collect, na best it may, th* Pchlland maintains that wa must having had bred In them an Intent* debts owed our Treasury by Euro- do everything to keep our record pgan nations has Inevitably stirred "free from financial blemish.’ feeling against us among thsm. With a .fine tum of sarcasm, he That evolutionists say. la -why One sign of it la the throwing in refers -to addresses mad* by Am­ we dream often of falling, And our face again the American debts erican . public men and banker* in it explains women's horror of to European Investors, mainly London' upon the "sanctity of cred­ snakks. The snakes could crawl British, .which were coolly repudi­ it” and. on the baleful effects of OW-flong the limb, and steal the ated by our, States responsible far “repudiation.” He adds with ob­ sleeping .baby from Its mothbr. them. Th* whole disagreeable sub­ vious Irony: Those gentlemen who wtr* Any good antl.ovolutlonlst could ject Is go no over again in an ar­ specking In an official Capa­ prove to you that that’s nonsense. ticle in The National Raview by city greatly edified their aud-. > • . Young J . Ptntland. He reviews Ionce, and were presumably New York Intends to have-an­ the sorrowful Ule and shows how. voicing the opinion . of the other big hank, big enough, pec- attempts to oecure a settlement United States Government. , to overshadow the National through the United States Supremo One can therefore confidently , now tho. biggest .bank . In Court were defeated by,application of the Eleventh Amendment to- look forward to thelf turning their disquisitions] into pracour Con*titutloq, Which forbids ex­ tension of tho judicial power of tha j s f e qff *>“ Jr in' that construction of th* ro r. being ferried eat, will Cost JgVniore than If,Urn line of .. road was followed. Th* t f asked to enjoin the conurtfau i . the'Contractor from conttnv . . read as la now plumed. Tempo-Construction Wt C. W. Byrd of Delray arrived JK moat tatarssUnt tame of j|r*.v WldemAn Caldwell,TMrs. Al- gun on Kralss Company1 brtdt* was played durint tho aftomtl> Mrs. Paul Monahan, Mrs. in Sanford .on Thursday and Is P l a n t . _______________ the guest of Mr. and-Mia. Clyde Byrd at their home on Myrtle Avenue. ; •- for women that the dealers are Mr an,j fy ^ j, Wilson and ^ J? ^ lH 2 £ a r ,n 0 t family have returned, bom* from the>; Ar* v “ ,led W,n ,,n* t° " Brandon where they spent tho pest week os the guests * " * * SSJSrf55S& HAND m is s e s b : Wilson wire business visitors In Sanford on Wednesday ftom Brad­ « j y ^ ' t r s a r » a ^ enton. . ' ’ Av w m w u the ecene d » « o *t <Ml»htfUl party on ^etint«d»y afternoon when Min Ball tM James U Write U spending this Mlis Marlon Hand entertained at week with his mother, Mrs. J . R. bridge honoring Mlsa Margaret Write at Wallace, N. C.'.-V Zachary, who la homa for tho Ml. and Mrs. Lee 0 . Conoley are holldaya from Sallint Collet* »t visiting relatives at Ptnevlew and ^*VU°i(J-ho«d polnoottlaa and ferns wore need to advantage In bas­ kets and vases In various rooms Mr. and Mrs. Eel ward Higgins whsrs the card tablss wera anwngleft Wednesday afternoon In their ed. th e color motif of rod and car fof.[Jacksonville where ‘MjPr grown was further emphaslted »n Hlgglns'arent cm business. Trl Delta Bororlaty Dances at City.Moll at 0 o’clock. . / v Mtes Georgia Mobley will enter­ . tain at bridge a t her home on Oak Avenue, at 8 o’clock bonorinr Mist Gladys Wilson, a bride-elect match fo r the immortal Corsican— of February. Wellington has gone unsung by t e r . " ffiisc the style makers. But now a hun­ where they were the guests of Mrs. dred end ten years after WelllngTittle’s mother. Mrs. Muriel end ton and Napoleon had it out at sitter. Miss Sara Muriel. HOTELARRIVALS1 Waterloo, the . English general’s name takes an important place In rominlne fashions. To be sure Wel­ Mrs. James Boskay of Winter VALDEZ v1 7 boot* have been heard of Park apent the day here on Wed­ ’ Mrs. Myrtle Smith. Jackson­ lington nesday aa the guest of her parville: Bertha Taylor, Jacksonville; before—but women have not worn eats, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flowers. A. A. Hawkins, Daytona: George them. Aa applied to boots worn by •i * Caldwell, Bradenton: George' A. msn in the first part of the last century, tha word designated boots Mr. and Mrs.'fe.- H. Carman, Jr„ quite high In front but cut lower in of Bradenton, are In the city for Jacksonville; C. If. llohart. Bos­ back. The new Wellington boots a ^ahort stay enroute to paints in ton; O. Mosher, Miami;. A. £ Wal­ th* southern part.of the state, ler, New York; H. O. Stlnton, Oeeen City, N. J .; Dr. Allen Cor­ Miss Watters To Give Mr.'and Mrs. Stephen C. PierTHOUGHTS--WISE pont son, Ocean City, N. J . ; E. T« Cor­ are receiving congratulations . First Lecture Jan. son, Ocean City. N. J .: S. J . Cor­ AND OTHERWISE upon the arrival of a >daughter, bett. Columbus*-9 ,; w, B..HauaDec. 20 at the Ffrnald-fiaughton Inggr. C reictatC u y; Mfedind Mr*. There wmx a girl wa nil knew Hospital. The baby has been nam-Davia. Laird, JseksonriUe; ,W. D. «*s for her great well In boarding tehooL 1" Oerbrich, JedteOnvUls; George W. >4 so grspdmo' really charming, and she O. Bauson, Daytona; I f . C. Hermuch money to spend on her cloth-Bra* v • *»f* I cher, Orlando: Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. IL Caraoti, Jr.,-Bradenton: Mr. Miss Anno Copeland. M ■nd Mr.. B. W. Copeland, MUml; W. F; Poeblra and 1 Mias Ann# Copeland, Miami: Mr. Chadwick were a part sod Mrs. W. Y. prablse, Miami; ami, stopping over.^In Wednesday snt»ute b s e Min o L e C9Mt' ' wmrBtejiteWnhUwdixyii#d, it, " atate conatitution. Nor la' tho clai's'ficatiolu Mr. Grata'applies to the tiew realdenta of Florida warrantod by f a c t.. Business and financial loaders of the United State* who have invested Urge sums, of money in Florida and purpose to invest mOro there will not pay much attention to such a tirade its Mr. Green directed at them, but realdenta of Florida may well resent tho Imputation that their state is now a happy hunting vround for undesirables. Flor­ ida la encountering the usual fdte of communities that suddenly become prosperous. Tho jealousy and envy of other sections of tho country are aroused and efforts are made to.belittle the community that ja progressing. Mr. Green voiced in congress the sort of propaganda that is circulated through the North, East and Faf West for the purpose of Injuring Florida. Alabama, however, is not jealous of Florida, believing that the South should rejoice in the prosperity of a sister state. Aa for state taxation. that is a ‘question Floridans aro quite competenHo solve for themselves, and Jt la’no business of eVen sp influential a person as the chairman of the and Means committee. other noise mikets as wall as ser­ pentine confetti wet*' distributed as favors. At 11 o’clock, a bpffet. supper consisting of potato 'sated, aandwiches and coffee were served, WlUtenr J . Hardy being chairman r? the refreshment committee. . Thera eras a Urge attendance, not only of local people, but out of town guests as well, about 300 being present. v . Person. • .. ' �’ , ;♦« •>"*. on the first day of Slat day of'January, A- !>• 1926. u Tb* method eri t Dot oh WpgrBtaeli n «ilhc#niSU"Rsl >r rood examples imoh words and ittlK S S ■Mhkoeam” “gerry" and- "buncombe" fcf e f m i y m a tte d o u t f *ftj J Df Man Dealer la ( S & d is s b liry and you hava GruIfW, * b u t tK ar«'i>U I ba manj lx purely American HUM tributaries hnS' q u ie t back University of Chl’ came to Chicago rhere he trilled the trjr/.to .compile a Uherit an Kncli .■ Ida only word* that ! •In America and had meaning* sup* American writers Paeorda, If all,. Proftsv-r praici* point*, oat, “were usually quoted for the u*c of euine uncom­ mon word or phrase, while modem Writer* ere conimnnly cited only for lame Americanism. ■ “Tho n a tu ra l rW lcalon w*« thnt there was a need for n dictionary trf * now kind—on* t,f tho A m .ri- ean tonfue V*a a wb«»lo.'* -T h e -tewiperatlnn «>f laymen and students throughout the country will bo secured lb compiling the > « U h « to explore fo r l& daq^riK dsllght In •the bywnyi o f - know le d f* ." “ •: f ' ? . 111 Merchant----- »— — k ffr.- Marhlnrn Footing! Rpectnl studies hi the voeebo far r of pertfcubrr author* of dtmitlc period*, of typea ot liter* lure, of area* of tho country, al farming. mining and Ictaktrirtgi !h» noma* 0 . olanta, tree*, bird" and. fishes will b« made by the mine method on' o' firpnrkfa ’paper with clear indication f the *urce. Pruni the*# million* of slips the editor.*, ondtr Dr. Cralfte'a direc­ tion, will begin the proem of tabulation and compilation,-.* .. The place,fop slang, Professor Ctnlgie says, la either on the lon* jrtie of thoM who like It or In a elnjig dictionary. He admits, how­ ever, that a email percent.:g* of tho riang of ontijpawraUtut wilt ' ' p ta b and will •Iit iho nnUirnl part of, l ie langp- ---------Apr, 17 M (U d«.T b **t^ r*.rin re Sbgw, , e-« A- .jV-e X* i -1 tf 'V in. j p u M l l r e a i j l t ^ I*, roof (loom. 1 Table... detail Merchant----- leHaMvit. Beal -Estate (tel ? 3 s ri.fs ra ia ttt Tf^ryV-vAj.*. - *•* -> :• V. ? rw • 1* as dorr set Ion, Llransa $fn. I I I TOTAL AHP»t«T “ S , till* , i S l no say'« It must hr rccognlltll in anydicUonenr. Mirera Ural Batata ttnlean -— t------ - 1 L , rc ha M erchant and one of Anlfr IcwbFmJnh will afford iiunierouu example* of Otlq rbo and fall icf ,word*. .i Amer, •K sowti. . Tlanl la D roker *rvpi*wn, nvni ^atA #- Ham W.Mmtilfonii. H*nl (Cat,..* tirobai Hoad. Heal Kel. Haleeman rilfT m Htatluhery. ltetall r Kfsctrly Co., Klee. Contr. 'St. to, Aati Mactlaoh M w . Mur* Jr. M ^ n r S J f l' lu i^ tr^ : rb n rio tts itu ir. itatm i j J , T. Storn. U arag * Tor 1 N. V. IJtMleSwriMr*, Reach*m -lllxn.r# lavas Van* Iwa McCoy. Main I ,W. C. riaJU. Ileal B«U roker. Hagan U*nl Eat. C oJ Iti I. t . llryon. ltenl Eatut. lluKh Torronc*. ItcAl ft Urekar. Max M, Blewart, l l f f l X W. U 'Bisa, Kanl -M t.1. ! -------- - -------------------- ■ Winfred Hnyder, ltetall Merchant— .... ............... W. Thjapen, Aat. North Iilyor In*. Ca.---- u,—. Krank-Welle. IJloycU Itepatr llhnp---- .j,— A. r . tonnelly. Akt, Maryland Motor Car In*. O A. I', Connalfy, A lt? Aetna Life ln«. Co--- —— A. P. Connelly, Aat. Aetna c*e. • Huretjr Co.... .. A. P. Connelly, A a t Araer. B ade.F ire fne. Co.... A. P. Connelly,. AXt. Auto In*. Co------------ ---- A. P, Connelly, A*t. Cnleitonlq Ine. Co - ................ A. P. fjcmnallr. Aat. Continental In*. Co.—— —- ■t. Nat. l>ffa In*. Co, rchant.. chert*, R etail Merchant re Wagon and H Haras*.A Agt ft SM M Si lasting four W eekt' ATong with Van and Hchhock will b* 4Uth we{l 'armor* known other Broadway .1,. ipnnnu niarnn. a* Jane Ov*ttont Corlnnu Marsh, Shirley Dahl, all AniU Fun ftluforring ___ ____ act of Van and ck, Following Vun and lek for five week* will come ___ _ Janls, world famous comedIflfltfi who left h er own, show and her gang to get a tasth of the de- madn to (its Hon ami ,wj art ' L7 ..\ _. . - Mr. Munsey. M eats.-.' atepprd f. Connelly, AgC Auto lOt Ok . . t. I'oattelly. Act. Caledonian Ine. (. t:<,onn||y, Agt. Continental Ins. COnnelly. Agt; Pederal fna, Co.. Connelly, Act. PlreMen'aifu* I. Cortnelly, Agt. Llvcri>ool.* I.oti S;« . % . tho Morgan gilts totalling about $111,000,000. ........................ Mr. Munsey publicly hnd novor shown pnrtjcular Interest In the museum, hi* contributions being ^ Ibltfonnelly, Act. Nnl. Union Pli I. w nnally, A guN aw H am pshire, I.-Connelly, Agt. N. W. Pfra A M. UConhelly, Agt. Norwich Union V FT. Con nelly,-Act. Hint a Amuimni f. Connelly, Agt. Run Ins. Office, I. ConiKljy, A ct.'U .ft. Fidelity 4 Hollywood for five wedits. Fol­ lowing Elsie Janls they# will bo •oma other big headliners, perhaps the Dolly Slstaru to bd featured at tba' Hollywood Golf 'And Country dub. Complete Protrrnm Tlia xvason'a activities on Holly00d Bench will be elaborate, and 1* recognised as ono of tho finest 5 th la: w inter,’will ho held soma aquatic event* In which tho nma* tour add professional stars atnung the ewlminers of both men oml woman will eomiTult-. F.lhuld.i Uleibtrvy, Olympic lorlinmlmt star, t* Already at the Casino with u troupa of swimming girl* giving swimming and diving oshibifiona. The program at the Hollywood Golf and Country club, so fare as golf Is concerned, will be big. Tho program will contain many gulf events of both national and'local Importance for both men and ttti- ■ . t e nSi lH t M l: & S ‘S B i ? S W ® * i g , ,Agt, The lloiue In*. Co., I., Blile. > i. -***■“*(] l^on I.. I^tltoy, IUnI bflqucaU mmlo by J. C. IUII* Jr.. U u t i A. a WllUom*. A«t. C. N. North, A gt. Pet who was a sw eetheart o f Mr.- Mttnary many years ago. Mrs. P ryor Is 70 years Old. Friends said Mr, Mimscy and Mrs. Pryor, then An* nlu Downs, had been en gaged 1In tiurdlner, Me., CO years ago, William T . Dewarti an executor of tho estate,-suyg there will lio n l If. a tAvy, Iient Rut. Orel M1 J*. J- O Verelreet, R e st Be sj I!* II s !! •15 HI ITS «f» no (St is i III RVMtMfiffVfesl To (,.U. Stuart, M.Fox Iheat of J . ’W. Young',’develoWTflJ Hollywood, and now nuiyor of m]| city, some prises will later Ik HP notmcod that will bring to^RitflH wood ell the R ival pr«>fdljr,nrFW •players for competition*. JRotna events too, will ho nnnoumnai which it 'Is honed wiP brina to* gelhor all- the top .notch umuti ura 'Imang the men, mid tho icnaing ARMteur pluyora nmon f the women star*. Willla Macfarlmie, national open golf champion, I* nt Holly­ wood for the season as profes­ sional. He will reurearnt Holly­ wood s t tlP the big event* In Florida and elsewhere In tho south. It* Will Bis* Ifley exhibition! Weekly On the links at Hally wood and Mlatnl*. He will conduct a irqlf school on. thr links of tho' FVinw, Wood Golf and Country club datlw except svhtn playing rngsgumenU H; C .W a ie r * . lie ta ll 3tor, I« v .e tore Co., i ?: ?• M ctaln, Ueaf. rui. JtwhL Hrown, llelall. Mrri I’. U Dooley, UeaTMeTi tl Ilenry IUIffan, netnlt Ml Albert .Draper, ItelklJ Ml l i t t l e Milker, llotnll 4tor< W. II. llrtlt. Ural Kef. Ml A rthurir, llu ff. Agt.T*|loi TOTAt, T1IIH H a m ir r r no, HUBNT NO. ” 11 Rurfllch. Ileal Eslnta Ilrol ! ll Muyd, harbor Hhop, 1 rbnlr Willie, llrttall Mfrctiul ......... A. Hive, aarag a for Hopatre . •neat llankereon, UaMgsgO W* ml note ’llealty Co.. Hou l lielat C. Hillary, Ileetatiran l......-^ Allen, Agl. Old Culnnv Ipa ( dlx Colon n, I U*r her chair J . W. HrKoown, Heal Katate Bn ilaTo .Drnker. Merrhaut. A. II. Crip pern Jr., 1‘lAno Tuner Charlie ifaywooit. <lletall Merrill It. W. kMwfaa/ Heat .E state Brc rrcrnmbl ercroml, h. m.-; Nrnlik eruromti i»’G5r®2‘3> the ru AJur. l ’i,------ 1 lobe Indemu. Co.— A lb e rt-W m lta li.r a H. J . lteal,- Uruker. Ua llroV ■contract dth Whestloy HIW g Island, f. Y„ and who Is k t ■aril, will pair with •t Palm _ _ ... .earn matches of «rlda golf league thl* wlntor. a one of the most promising among tba younger genora- inch HI* London has just found ,that sets served wlMpdellcate »*uces a oxeellent'*luncheon’ dishes, poor peoplo of the kingdom Pluiown for decades that just t mussels are delicious In sumtime. •*.*!v'v*r-t-v*,« i» w now fashion is sold to hVvo bqeni Introduced to Mayfair by LaEleanor Bmltb, the daughter ot dy Eleanor S m ith ._____ iiirkwihead, who a al short while lairdI llirkwhcad, w*s fi f a C , Just Mr.''Smith and lived Tahiti, with nowhere m ' • £ , . " & £ . UU dW. Mussel* season, with each hoetoM Usman ... iliams. TOTAL Uruker. IHis : I ss �W e> tW r i 19.701 1U t, 18.83; Oct. 1 M *. • .T, 1.79 t o ’i.79% , w m followed ntranroM' Irran krttlM In h Docombar touch'd LOO and U t. room A ." ■ -/VW**' .»« *'1 rn and MU ahowad 'ralaliva block o f 40 .'. with vfcoot of tnuuAMititMotoL oitr nd* at fodtv ' . V ' - , *■ Hcki, Whlfh WOO qtiot- ‘7£^ S:! fo S R U tilE n ! i k u l l n l n t o m d at of batambar on .'the J«ck»onv : sm ses * * »• *. It. M il: jr«< Ico of miacallaiM rwry ll*ht; dec years ago took a piece o f raw land th at VQO.Doc. Si.—(AV-Poal- B Hx«», PlpricU to n e, count arid never had been farmed, ju st across th e »* f b « j kwolpta t com; atpeft D.OO©8.6Cj Totnatoea, alxoa, l##9| iprlnf* .11; turkajra Florida choice count and atoik S,00 ijart 17; docks 26@30; ©*•60; Oranfea, boat*,' Jfitaijr, count and atoek 4.00 © 430 ; picturesque Tom oka.R iver from us, and afU uY. > undertook to grow H olland bulbs fo r La wraY_........... %\, 1; tUt . I |ea Waaoa. m arket. He is a w ealthy man tpday* j i & # ; «•’ v ,‘V' *',if . V '•* *^ ,i•2. C , Our neighbor knew th at bulbs planted in the right ground would produce beautiful tulips w orth a lo t o f money. waited to buy until somebody else produced them. B u t he him self became the producer. w . N -J mg back and up from fam ous D aytona B each ;i ' l l a ■■■:• ia'v .A ka ■ ' • .«%• • .'n r most beautiful w oodland p ite m F lo thatIjbpipes, b o itls, clubs, lUnpCa \iMpXf. 1lu°T, r — - - 2 k. iM S> where cultured, w ell-to-do o f h ig b v a l w ill pay a high price to live. hpldnal. Merohnnta,.----- -.Ju: VI *■l > ■‘ » • . . ^TOTAt-.' iw *f .■'r7,'.'?5 >«t v .o .? Aur. i», MU / oei. l a .iy K.IM* H.lwirnan.' ■Jj/ TV ^ * • C . I f you w ant iherely tulips, w ait to b u y u n til we have spent m illions developing and building this city. B u t if it's profits you w ant, invest now in some o f this proper- n » t « f a , •**-«*■ *. 4 H f m w w a i lUtumAilc V .ndlnc M'u'na ' In KrUlta MM Yaga.-----rn. H«nl l>l<tt* Ualaatnau----) l Knnme.r — ...— ~ t. cil.bo It ltuksan t - lua. Co. l.. 7loin* lua. Co........................ 'ho*nlK ,t>«>ra ijr.' Jlanl Itan* an. [&.‘J9 tr« Ina. Co.. Bacurlt, Kira |n* i. Auto, Ina. C#..._ lotial flnivtjr Co... HnldctiAtt.... ......... . liryliiA C u iiltT C omillII a U Ina. Co.. vsneaklie E. C. GRADY 221 E. First 'St. D J a yton a a c k s o n v il l e T a m pa W est P alm B hach St . P btbr m u r o F t . L audbrdalb F t . P ierce - ■_ ... > c . \ *- Gainbsville KmiMMiy W inter Haven L axblawd Executive Offices: wm* Jinklna, Tax,’ j I'iv tT j. ...ir m St . A u a u n m Orlando D bland L a r i W orth • I•. V i u / w n s i l B I l B c I l i u u �YOUTH SPORT Of Miami T^uraamentThat /.Comes To End Wednesday N. C., Dec. dam with Binkey aa tka center. * itu.1 — llUikcjr, l Yale, foot­ s ago, mlsaI Illness has itest ends of » Southern -;■* W IS E I N V E S T O R S A R E B U Y IN G . 1 ^ . V I • l W H ERE * VALUES A N D ’ ' • . : Ha was charged .with . haviag — , Golf"kneed" the Harvard man when V. MIAMI. Dec. be fell upon him after tho tackle. dom paid Jiomsge today to It* new* But tho players of Tala and Wrighttngton w ngntu igion "himself, n in u u i, denied.that uiu there had boCn anything against bint a l be always sd football in the li» that manner and had s, flying wedges, cleanly b» the pil*«[>Xwh ling and pile-ups-— lowed. Frank Butterwon wiagman pitted ig back field* and j p & B a K S S t G S . lv . tM t hover did the u ig h t - - n - ; back gat around the end * “Frank Dinkey was the p re te s t petition, his rounds were TJ-U I end- tha| ever played footbaltf-He *5-09. by the “silent i Not stone did tho toutnoy ele­ always played a. hard game which Lboll waa that of led many to bolievn that ho waa a vate recognition n hitherto ob­ dirty player but soeh was not tho scure player. The. play through­ ival of the fittest. case. Ho waa -decidedly a clean out was characterised by a terles of oddities and quirks of circum­ and d . ' l W n stances, which was evidenced early enpUIn made against him, Hln*ey once In tbo first afternoon’s matches kfr-line. Tuesday. , v .'V/ said: . •. Leo Dlegel, ‘ Canadian open A “I ’m no murderer, no strangler, no boOe^tunWMt«r.\\ M v e no^Tttoa champion; after consistently pood playing, during tho previous forebeen forced from the field and h1m DutXdO wEntHTthro vThM many -of them went to hospitals. so hard that ho will not get up Harvard, and Yale broke off re­ before I got a fresh grip ot\, him lations for ai while. • so that he can't advance tho bait Dlegel, forging Into tho lead, Wrightlngton, of Harvard, ball Whot do they wont me to do—have a couple of linemen run in from waa unnerved by the Incident that tucked under his arm, raced Hlnkey’e . end and the apill that tho aide linea with a soft mattress hla playing during the remainder of the -day placed him out of followed was terrific. The “silent for roe to throw hlm o n t” captain’’ hurled the Harvard run­ . Ulnkey wka ,a native of Torfo- the running. Sernscn, another fa­ N. Y - in recent years, he vorite, was. lifted.-on tho crest of ner over hla abdulder, hia usual wanda, had been a salesman in the Bouth, a momentary wavo of victory to method of tackling. dAwh there by thepino forest* lied the field at the end of the Wrightlngton waa hurt severe­ which were roppoacd to help him opening day’s play. Hla lead waa short-lived for a poor' seven on ly and there waa a storm of crltl- fight hla Illness. a four hale at the •baginning of yesterday’s match, together wlttt subsequent disastrous shots, left PUUK 'U J V. i him on the fringe of tbe leader*. BY CONDO And finally’ Jock the Hutch won EVERT TR1TK a fleeting chance to capture the y new m ock v <t r y th at A C T IX / C - , T O .T H C 5 U jL tH G <AT A V C R V C R IG H T N O W . IN V tS S T O R .. R eA SO N A B U ? T r 'V SO O N © A V € R Y HtCH M ARK r T IM C . / T W r t'5 »H T T IP era Te Keep Their Laurels -NEW YORK, Dec St. - W - Charopions In nport who withitood attack* : upon; th*«r rank* with'an almost unbroken front In 1925, iaca a rising tide of youth In tho now year, but the prospects seam bright for tho present titleholdera. t‘ ■■ ■ Harry Wills and Genb Tunney hare heart promised fights by Jack 'P awMay. - attberagb fnndom has doubts about Tunney returning to tho r l n g i y j ’ The question whether In tennis Bill TUden can fight off th o -In­ creasing thrusts of youth another year may. be answered at tho approaehing national indoor tourna­ ment In whtoh-ho expects to face Vincent Richards artd Jean* BorHelen Wills, woman's *“ tmrht! champion. is making a trip to Eur­ ope which is likely to offer op­ portunity for a conquest.ovor Su­ sanna Lenglen but Butanne has firm grip oa the ftmatcur golf crown. ’ In .professional golf there are few indications of tho overthrow, o f thp veteran • triumvirate — Barnes, Smith and Hagan. Willie Macfarlane, national op­ en winner, has had a slump duo largely to Impaired vision. Glenna Collect, woman’s - golf Champion, never played ao well as whan she recaptured the crown last fall. • i ' . morning round yesterday with a low score of « 7 , but youth ran experience a losing fight to taka tho honors by a clean cut mark of r threu.. points. W ji - r Gloria laughed. “And there would bo greater sure -Iso if it’Were known that I often AmUnd Iffassy, famous Freneb golfer, who will compete. In sev­ eral matches on Florida links dueing ths winter. He’s the only Frenchman to win ths much-cov­ eted British open title, turning the trick Mn 1907. This will be hU German Cyclist To Retire After Riding More Than 25 Years BERLIN, Dec. 8 1 ^ P > —Walter Butt, on.< of Germany’s greatest cyclists, will retire from tne track January 10, 1020, having complet­ ed a full span of 25 yearsgof racing, which took him all over Europe, Attidralia und America. HIh flrtt big n ee waa In tho Grand Prlx do Paris, In 1901, where he finished second to Ellega/trd, the Danish champion. Paired with Johann Stol of Hol­ land, ho won the six-day n ca at the old Madison Square Garden in 1907. Rutt had neglected to report In Germany for military duty and ho had been Hated as an "Insubordi­ nate,” but hla victory In Now York caoaed the Kaiser to forgive him and be was authorised to re­ turn to Germany. Ills farewell performance, will bo a one thousand meters sprint, for tho fine, threu laps of which ho will he paced by his son, Oscar, finishing tho litejt lap alono. Oh* A T w n N S tP e -T - said. “You aoe my husband. Ilenrt. la a Frenchman. It la not unusual for him to hats sardines at the morning meal. “I didn't think I would Uko them, but pfter sitting across from llenil several mornings and watching him devour .his, f tried one. Now L have the habit," « ............ time a t tho It ........ was ... luncheon Paramount studio on Long Island. At surrounding tables were Glide Gray, Adolphe Menjou, Richard Dlx. Conway Tearle, Alice Joyce, Clara Bow, Percy Marmount, .Wer­ ner- Baxter and a flock of leaser stars and extras, all discussing the Conn was an *ntha*iafrtfc comalist, and whan hia upper lip war perTmented in his little rubber stamp factory hers until bo per­ fected a rubber mouthpiece by which he could blow It. Other musicians noted It and asked him make them similar-mouthpiece*. 1873, h« turned his whole a t­ tention to thdt. Three year* Jater a French hnmmakcr, Kugeno Dupont, Inventor of thw^Biilir valvoMft braes In­ strument*, ehlled onVConu, and with his aid Conn embarked on tho manufacture of cantsts. Pre­ sently his company branched Into the manufacture of Mil sorts of band instruments. It gained for Elkhart such preeminence In tho £ ■ached mors than $0,000,000, the dustry employing 2,000 persons Ith vs $3,ooo,ooq annual payroll. Bartow—Oak City Guano Com™ m *d *. mu’s nlatit tit ItOw« Meat- .. .1.11 The marqulso and her leading man wore working on Fnnny H unt’s “Untamed." • Panama City—Plans prepared “So little of the reel truth about ir now Hotel Sherman. us Is given the public,’’ Gloria com­ plained. "Tin* scandal, true or llaln es C ity— Building permits perm Haines City—Building otherwise, always comes out; tho for November, to taled >275,102. good things only occasionally,----r I n r I'IT r o tu T o r all. The Impression prevslls that I!fskTIIH v u n t ii ji m i r u b nn our life Is Just ono wild party after o r r L n n n u . in s a u SRJUNOI.B COUNTY. IN Cl another, when as a matter of fact CMItV. (. It Isn't,/ ’ Blmor T. Ifalnsa and wlf#, As a sample If exaggeration, sho ita “ X NOTHER day's Work rg a re t R. llalnsa. . . mentioned tho apartment she is Complainants, building on the roof of ono of Now^ York’s axcuislvo hotels. Tho worfc : will cost approximately $20,000.' Yet It has been published, sho con­ tinued, that she is building n homo on top of tho hotel at n cost of m do you at 5 o’c lo c k ? 9SOOJIOO. ........ -T ----------------- "My husband’s passport soon will require him to lcavo tho country n short time," sho said. " I am worrlod to death for fear I will bo busy and unablo to go with hint. Tho moment ho leaves without mo, out wll go tho story that all i* not well in my home. In Unloading Freight Are Over ■ $1,300,000 the** report^bring good publicity Lig h t s , w a t e r , p a v e d s t r e e t s , s h r u b - e l e c t r ic Msrqulsq JacquearBimrl do la Fklaisa do la Coudray ordered pig’s knuckles and than murmured some­ thing about bow few people knew the roal Gloria .jfwanson, i'• “No one,' for instance," interrup­ d Lawrence Gray, bar her Jead irted leading man aftvtal .------pictures, .“would an In several . mgjne you eating this particular IM a .V C R Y 0A SC D D M Old SU 1 —A blow ob the UP> tncdfred by Col. a O. Conn fh «v»cnffW with I Chrll War comrade, started thit «Hy op Ito way to Ite prerent place u a great manufacturing orntrr of band and orchestra lustra* a-a war i n i -L --------and more box office drawing power. A t W e st r a lm ts e a c n OKEECHOBEE, Fla. Dec. s i.— I don’t. They might help teuipo. {.-• . ’ ---------- : > .UP)—Building permits for the year rertly, but In the long run they1 1 Ideisant time la to si on today telegraphed A..H, Wagg i building inspector made public to- have four or five “talere*ttpgMP « - w o n d er S U B D IV IS IO N - O R A N G E C O U R T . .L ii j :_ l v _ — • • -■ „ _ ■ ? C O N V IN C E State Air Act Said To jBe ^operative Y O U T H A T O R A N ffiE C O U R T . O F F E R S T H E B E S T F O R A TALLAHASSEE FIa? Deo. if. A N IN S P E C T IO N O F T H IS P R O P E R T Y H 0 M E S J T E A N D -AN I N V E S T M E N T S T A N T IA L . ■ ■■ W ILL IN T H E : • ‘ ■ C IT Y ’ K. Hlx, general auperinof the 8. A, L , who re* fiat conditions, were badly d at West Palm Boacb, « >ne/eost I18l,OOO. Si ng bordering tbe city mscrvatlvely osUmsi J [ I \ SU B­ : Rock* idling project*. whJc rd for tbe new year ),000 theatre,’ $215,0t election Jan. 2d, for w a r extensions; $40,0 — Whither or not the1 iltoged defects In Florida's law fOt llcaniIng commercial airplanes, passed at the recent special session* of the legislature, can b* remedied, re­ g ain s, with-Governor Martin, 4t fraT aUUd at tils office this morn­ ing. The Uw is inoperative, tbe attorney general has advised tho com ptroller’s office, because no ap­ propriation waa made to care for P A R L O R C A R L E A V E S O U R O F F I C E R P . M . A N D 4 .3 0 P . M . D A IL Y . ,wlng r r e o i p t ^ ? ? t e f t r 5 m >V*5vPw'-r' Odessa to get $250,000 moving picture studio. ' ^ ' W E W IL L A L S O B E G L A D T O T A K E Y O U O U T A T By Williams UR WAY ' I » ’’ » L * ST €>AVS H E R E v \ -rW R E A S O tiJ AN * 23S G & o r tH fe j^ M 0 ESKIMO VICARS HIS F U R S IN D O O R S I S BEC A U SE H E M A S N O D O O R S ON H IS HOUSE* INHERES SA LES AGEN TS $he gdded Comfort In t h . B e tte r B u k k . [ Park A •', ^ ' tlV rr Tlig B e tte r Mulclcje b l i enough end balanced cor*, && thanenyotner iyp «* rtcd Y l°A M a m 'S ungainly o r hlud to handle. stlin dsTd^equi p m e m o a aU m odels. H U 1 C K M O T O H C O M P A N Y , F L I N T ,/ M IC H IO A N -v v; . 1to * j TriI ■•-1y .v w i From the smallmt rio t appolptn^n salient features < 4-Door Sedan einl ie m ost gn* and ^ �In the sense one is accustomed to view such things, Mount Plymouth will M a veritable playground — a pleasure-city —-provided with all the sports and pastimes that * we, in thl* day, consider the most en versions. V fO U N T PLY itO U Tli - is beirii de- aVA a'tolHn, t ad m ft ring as ran be jsten in the wbole State of Florida. **, *f ‘ *f., A” • It U not ttye desire of Mount Ply. mouth executives to encourage spec­ ulation in tbl« property, nor to etranale It. What jhey do want moat of all is a substantial element who wtU build—make It their .-permanent home*—populate the city with neigh* borly familiea end enjdy eufh Inter­ courseas.breed* friendship and hos­ pitality for which Florida la noted. ; f Speculation will, of copne, natur­ ally follow where value* era hound­ ing upward, in they are here,'and no one will frown bn the man or woman, who elect* to belt and pocket their profits. • _ .. .• Profits—big, profits—are .In-store for-those, who-buy lots, la Mount ’V•*V 4■ ■)*'V . J —via 18-hole Qoil Courae, as s p o rty a» the most entbutlattic golfer-could desire, —4 beautiful lake with 4ft milea of shore line seta like a turquoise jewel la nestly the center o f Mount Plymouth, stocked with blsck bass. —Motoring, of course, along such beautiful hard-surfaced roads as threid their way over hills and through val­ leys, around Jakes and golf course, can be enjoyed to the fullest. man, nature - lover and outdoor devotee could dealre of the . city in which iie lives. voloped by men who visualize a magnificent year-round jiieasure-place, with the foresight, courage, energy, am­ bition and capital to complete Ihe under­ taking. , il*ofto those who ibtiy now; Id upon their property . . . V ; Located in the section of Florida that for many, many years h^s been regarded the ''sun. parlor” of America, in the midst, of the most wonderful highland region dotted herC and everywhere with beauti­ ful lakes, it has everything to draw upon that can, and doubtless yml make of it a perpetual pleasure city in the greatest re- B or business. . H t u s iv really 1* saw i- /- •♦ So there no uIncentime for manipulator* / who would buy today and tSU tomorrow at a bend. some profit Better for him, o r her, that they buy and * hold to what they hav e' </ tat the profits pyramid In . their own hinds. iTtia term* are very easy t / f Pay one-third down at, : time of purchase, the bal- ^ anco In two years' time. id comftiunityxe foundation as any city ever was begun. The men who sponsor this development are not actuated by the lure Florida men, Orange Co men,— native sons whose s social and financial realms subject to the scrutiny of Investo: om pan SANFORD, FLORIDA aHtii ' .p / r ’ *, �J* tU u «' M fllhetat 4uart«* <u(ir, lae* two ■ M il a M la • aquar* In Uia Town.*hip s g W 5 g y » 3 ; ss: a T« Stop T u Raise « a v s 2 f e s a w 1' "“ • WCi— .tt-V *■j * '' ’V,f northweet Mtn<i townahlp * T So' FUn Dae. 81 lu l> and ik ir U t k M r in fal icnt to T fA I aoartar.of et>uih.aat quarter lyS»g Want?*i tha Vreklva H l« r in B a ­ llon t. Township t l South of llssio ti HM t " *'■ !v f ’ Earle T. Field ** Tract t. Southwest quartar of th t jtlnirS;K iQ «uint JktMutc ~■ Tract No. *.' All Of in* N W * Of $ * » , » * provision of the tax bill Section **, T6wn«h|p I t Soutn. U -ellrttnat*!, Faol O. Men;- E p k Cstobeart; that IllUtn K, Oatchcart: u°.r;rir r Jao claiming an party d»*cribc<l interest. I alalat uahnown in the OIL----to complainant, a s s r S I the exemption of Inheritance ta x *. <*> bo paid to status' from* 28 to 80 per cent, believing. th .t It Is a airoet attempt to ctoatroy Florida's advantage sallied .through passage ®* a* Constitutional amendment prohibiting collection of either In. some or taU ritqace tax by tho aU te i f Florida. . . i\ul strongly favor Senator Tram, men's amendment and If we can* not get that Will'lands*vetr to liflv prove the bill to accomplish fa r as possible what bou urge," senator Fletcher V iro l “I hare proposed 1 , 'i her lag prayed for vie* against aaJd TMKKKh'nnr. 0 „ court on in >"3C, 1 Mbiui diligent 01 After BRUSSi Operation LGIUM Dec. 31, dans attending OPb- The tioni who undem«St,S t oi?raUC on In and for Hemlnola County. Bys A. M. WKflKS. for a lesion of tho stomach, report Deputy Clark. tfa condition a l good this morning. n>*y. <Wl*yed their schedule eon- (M U ) DeCOTTES A BPENCEIt. ultatlon until afternoon. Solicitors and of Counsel for the Complainant.------------ r —• ~ cardinal had , that, he Vms able to get some sleep and that hi. general condition v at the normal one following such an nnafa 11real operation. iplalnant, OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR y o u , * ■v*. * and mud-. Davriip/ n Corporation, at ataekholdara of id - ’and Develop. I f I T O 8K ivinv Ita principal or tuaiuea* In (he it, Hamilton Coup* rfre Central Roofers P om Y io r Roof LaakT 1—1925 Ford Touring. 1—1923 Ford Touring. 1—Studebaker. Sedan. 1—Willys-Knight^Seda improved and moderate- paint, stain, repair typaa of \£\l t l ■ w, - -1 . K I R K 'S AUTO TOP SHOP ( j # . 1, ; uwtyu»:y>y»1- -*.^v j t s -< Bide Cartel ■■ Seat C attn Cuaklaaa o , Curpata k ‘IIS Myrtla Ava. n a t a 1SS4. ; • San/.nl. yia. . J 4 ^ ' ./• :: . j. _#.y "4 f / te. O ur claims are 1—1922 Packard Touring. ,1—1924 Hudson Coach. * 3—1924 Overland Todidrig 1—1924 Overland Red Bird ive out today, on and above Th.e above cars ore in first doss condition. section of the city. . ® H " • *! Curtalaa f a r A ll M a k e, Cava ensive constrdctioh that is nbw thoroughly ^ m Model Trim Co. ga O arm a la E a st T« Ca Park and Commercial Phone 5£ M ake your selection N O W . D elays are costly. V alues are raising daily and pricey will follow accordingly. Y o u r investment in Marvania at preyailing low pnees offers early and li beral profits. W© thank you thQ past year. ew Y e a r -rWAlr ?»avt.v3»Cl- CORNER FOURTH ST. ,AND SANFORD AVE. i ** MwmM �U1LDER into for HKrtAL MA8TERPIBC1? prices decidedly low-^-reservatlons now b«inf ac■ <\* *• * • '• • npM . V. ■ t 1 • ' mxm iuriaftt.rt.1. can In uaam bM . D u i • w -*A *\ -V .|1 f I • San Lahta •t * * -*^^^'■ * * * * i *y FO RD . • *•wj* . (Among our offering* of Bnslne«s Propertyi ward movement which means a greater better and mors fctable city. and acreage unusual value*-Are found. n u v r, ■ -. . •■*’***i iIf* IMta • * » ' ' He ig by natural instinct a builder with an optimistic vision of the future and with a steadfast faith in the city in 1 duality supreme. growth than the Realtor. h om e, in th e B E S T C I T Y I|^ F L O R I D A — S A N add English Colonials—Commodlout and indivi­ U nim Ml u k . Imp«r»«menl» will b« l w U M We have a real live client who, wants several small acreage tracts suitable for development; lakefrontand hardroad frontage especial­ ly desired. . . < No one citizen in a community contributes more to Its development' and Beautiful new hornet— Spanish Bungalows IRealtors are organized for the protection of the buyers and sellers of -V f* all wealth la founded, and, as P resid ent Coolidge stated In his address at 1 Y & SONS »stantly enhancing. Vg||ML L ot 70x120. Phans 4 Magnolia At Second P rice lowers easy. R ead y to occupy. , ~ ' . T erm s Home ownership is the basift of good government and any city which'fa . . . • V / ' A- • . - , • • •• blessed with a 'large percentage of home owners, need have no fear of • . radicalism or bolshevism. per front foot (Next to Fooeet Lake Hotel) One Apartment Site—Union Avenue C orner/100 frect front l$7j f t deep at $150.00 per front foot, . . S A N F O R D has the best year ’round clim ate in the '* x •* ' \ ■ ■*. \/l Fifty Foot Corner (Right next lo Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 f t deep, Apartment Location) at $285.0*0 per foot. 'T S tate. It is the best city in w hich to live and has the best The Code of Ethics of the Realtor haa stood the teat for 2,000 yi Golden Rule). When your affairs are intrusted in a Realtor you Some Rare Bargains In Lots people on earth. See— • assured th at you will receive fair and square treatment. ~ Favorable Terms can bo arranged on all of the above. ... . Lot in Grandview Avenue In Rose Court only f 2,600.00, |600 down. . • . Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,626, with easy terms. . "*» j RATION Four lots on West Third Street. Paving paid lit ItaU. 11,500.00 each. REALTORS 7 • • Ph,one 72 Masonic Bldg. . •* One Fifty Foot Bnrines. Frontage Block D at M50.00 This client is not interest­ ed in any property exceedmg $750.00 in city limits of. Sanford o? $350.00 outside ofrBbme. i well that it is recognized as the best buy in the world1today." than any other hom e of ito kind in the city. INVESTMENTS Salta Agents South and E a st exposure. Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front'foot 4 ^ .* *. . * ....... ** * .y . k Cash payment cannot ex­ ceed 20% with interest pay­ able annually. real estate, the greatest of all commodities on wjtich our government and homo atmosphere with con- BUSINESS PROPERTY >.... ’ a . •... These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. . R E A jE T z cS * p 2 0 2 FIRST 3T. PHONE 7 7 3 SAA/rO JPD - AZ O0/DA REALTORS Three lots on Palmetto' Aye. $6,000.00, with good terms. . . >; . 214 East First Street . McCALL & FOX, • • Sales Agent* For ' property of Lakta and Hills • .* » , . ■ ., “The Firm Substantial” 113Va Magnolia Ave. 187 Acrea, 16 in Grove, 10 aeres cleared, balance In beautiful pine*. This would make a fine subdivision aa It b bear present Corporate limits. Price and terms reasonable. ' Phone 745 .. B ain Force: R. O. Fox, O, F,. McCall, R. L. Shipp. i .* / T (, l1*.. . . V; ^.ITWl •'S. vi •■ * Sanford* Florida • ‘ ’Inquire Re-Sales Department >,*• , 6 Acres, all in celery, nice 6 room houae, barn and equipment. Price $8,600.00 Including crop. ■? .'M ‘ w .v s ’. .''. Suiford Office 3M-38 Mcisdi Bid,- BUS, Office Fdth Ate. 18.7 Acres, 6 filed and In eelery. 890 ft. facing Sanford Avenue,. Price $9,000.00 IncJudinr crop. Easy-tenos. W t ^ ^ * 8 Acres, nice 6 room cottage, 3 Vi in celery; 1 other crops. Price Including equipment, $8,000.00. Good terms. v 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, with all equipment. For price, terms, etc., see us. ' - -i Phcr.e 453 *!* Nit V.* c - in 4-mrxt ,i Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attract! Price. ; With Every'^ood Wish for a Happy New Year, 410-11.12 First National Bank Bldg. 44a. Phono 490-W Five room house—Cheap. r • Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. -• WE ARE OFFERING THREE TLOTS'AT A SAC- 1,000 Acrea $60.00 per acre. Happy and Prosperous New Year •. r • •, F- • . * fjTfl If* -S ,• ." * * . *. ‘ t i e ? r^*, r-f *. % ■ , • • • , 4 . J , • - t • • • 219 Meisch Building Phone 38 “W e B u y o r S e ir 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre • Buy theaa reasonable offerings in a section wh4re prPOM. .n d profit « . c r u ln . . CORNER LOT Best Buy in State Facing B u t. $2,500.00 ' THRASHER & GARNER ( 221 Meisch Bnlldlng, 112 P .rk Avenu. ' ■■ a Facing Bant, on lak»| On Coanty • * » « ro a d - H Phonp 092W $250.00 per acre. 1 . ' • » ■ • ■ PAUL LAKE—Realtor * Tclephono 7 1 4 * * i>f ■ »; *V' ’ i ••■ > . J, 7 .'■> ■ GIVE YOU QUICK ACTION ~ .WTON,,Realtor a and Inveatmenta ■' • rift, r ■ \— Vv1 •* A‘^s> *V »<.% > • • • • . > .. . • . 1 AN EXAMPLE OF VALUE OFFKBd Ig ' Cash required, $2,880. ■ * • ■ l .». ' i. !T i 1 ;: • vj * > ' ‘ft* ^1-Vi t:1 j - SANFORD GROVE 1 r "AMID MAJESTIC PINES" ♦ 1. . , a \ ’ . • ”v. BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR o it ;<<> Telephone 249, First N atl Bank Bldg ' • i • •f‘**. . ; ' ' . . * • • .C - i j %%■[•!&&&.. v . ' • *.. .* •i ' * • • . 4 * ’> ■ •••;>. •' ' ■• . | ». * . • . ) ykr - ‘y * .i '7 \• i • 4 ' | . One • ’ 4.—Ldt *0x1 IT, facing Beat on Sanford Avenue. Prlco lu.ooo. |l,»sa each. 1. 4 ..) Jp S * l i ^ w - ^ r i i '^ R.C. TISDALE, JR. • Phone 28 236^238 Meisch Building Established 1910 Ocmi" < r -~ "Xrrms ' > ; 'One Lot (•(. M u$2000.00 Term*. One Lot New Smyr*i » tl* or ri $ i w .o o . . . y Terma. . 6-Room Houae with bath nn i •’ *t *• • Corner First and Hoitv . - $ 1 0 ^ 0 0 .0 0 . WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINEHURST. BUENA VIBTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. I Torn Property Quick Lst;^m try j a m Exclusive Listings a Specialty 117 Magnolia Avenue - - “The Lott King” Realtor •'■ * ,y m . u Price Attractive , -4dil> Ki’U!*** ? 7 .^ ’ Ons corosr L o t 96x105 on Union and and Cypnoo Avenues at price way be­ *j■ ••’ ' , , ' URE ON YOUR PROSPERITY AND WE, WITH * PLEASURE, WILL He Lp YOU TO J?ROS, yPER. M£Y 1926 RENDERJTOU A ■ ; GENEROUS MEASURE. ' , REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg Pint NtUtad B o k ^ . . -:f attractive pries. At a very I OSCAR R. BROOKS 4,500 acres in Lake County, , near Eustis and DeLand, /if:- good for ftrm s or subdivi­ sion. Priced for quick sale at $65.00 per acre. 1-3 cash.' Balance 1-2-3 years at six vard and Tj* * Monroe. low the m arket SOT* JF VOC uUW 53 Acres Celery L a n d , p a r t cleared. Ask us Beautiful Home Site Fine Lake For. Boating and Fishing - i n ess tension, fronting on Seminole Boule­ DUBOSE & HOLLER ,— * 8 0 0 ,0 3 " . original grant 210 East First Street . T* > v 4 r , ..-hi- - •■v--cFt m -m . • T-tr. . • ' ' S.W. BRADFORD . ' 1 2-14 G sm a r-W o o d ru ff T E L E P H O N E 770 ‘ >; ’ • . •• . 1 —IK aero cal.rr farm—7 acrea tiled—la Ruroha lfammock. Prlo. tio.ooo. uooo oaah. ! and I r.ara on balaaca. • , - ‘ Boom 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Salesman— E . T. Moor# . f- f' i; ;• i i ! ' fj mU'-'-i -' .. v *■r '• * •/ * .. r■ •.V•■ <-- * . i .1 i ,• H gH Pries, $$,$60. o Real Eatata Investment I. —* ••room fUU, With bath, facing Bait on Myrtla, botwoon t«th and tlth atratla. •0am. doubl. garaa*. Ita.OM. 14.000 oaah. Mow loaawl to J>ae. !•>• at l i t par month. ' ■ *1 ’ " J. —to* ft. to 114 f t facing Kaat on San­ ford Avenue between totp and tlth Stroota, 1114 p.r foot. Term, r.aaonabta. ( Palmstte sad l«th Biravi 40 ACRES ,ory house of sttractive design splendidly eonid on lo t 60W24. Contains large living room [IrspMce,'dining room and kitchen and three c n with bathroom And plenty o£ closet room, [city and rity water, r Ki,. *. . .-w • 1 • 50, 75 or 125 feet— First S t m t E x­ A snug, attracUve ftiodam four-room houas with garage on Sanford Avenue, $4,600. * !* SELLING IS EASY * 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. Four stripa o f‘fourtoen lots each, in Woodruff sub­ division at $560 a lot ' IP YOU BUY RIGHT ' % One corner lot in Park View on Oak Avenue, $800. Alim one inaide lot adjacent, $700. ' • t'*M 4. • / - One in San Lanta, $26,00 One in Rose Court $2^160 One In F t Mellon, $2,030. . -v m-t i ■ r i -tW-iVSi* �10 i o t a High Pincy.Land, over-looking beautl* ful Sylvan Lake. Price $1,500. ik New .house on. Sanford Avenue, $6,000. Term*. consultation with •*[hnuaht fxr’ awhll* ho HOUSES FOR SALE 4 Rooms And Bath,-just-off'Second .S t $5,000. Cash $1,250. ' to T ti* sin in -tho tad tha one'in tit's >ltt/opinion their When Congress convened re fly sot they ought to in Dreeateber the first thing he d-tlmers say they don't jw-quality of these sertfd Senate1 m U nrsnU In the to when Senator Prye of 4>/, acres farm, modem home, Dixie hwhway. Price $10,000. Term*. • >',1’ lonvflle ,Ave^ $4,000 iiott Avenue, ire $4,200 TERMS did wes to invite some of the oldstern, who «ttn>nrls beck wistful­ ly to the Frye era, to try his pies. The oldsters dsHisdi;with utem listlessly, &A ' “Ah, yeS, very nice/!, they slgb,ed, domning with ’ faint. ppd»e, Price 4 Rooms and Bath on Fifth Street. Price $5,000. Cash $1,000. Beautiful Residence on Central Avenue. -*$7036. Cash $2100. 660 f t off railroad, warehouse or factory fe^Price $46 per foot Ttarma. ■ r. - ' site. 6 room house on Sanford Avenue, modern con­ vinces. Price $4,600. . f ••Small cottage, good location.' Price $1,600. ; •> Price -''hut yoiLnhaukl ha FXETCHER-BULGEfc ItE A L T t CO. Escapes Death at Riffs* Ua ,«*W 113^4 M ngnolla A v e. WONDERFUL HOME SITE About five acres on a lake, just outside city limits. This is one of the best locations in Florida for a beautiful home. On this proparty there is now a small house, with au­ tomatic water system, bath room, electric lights and. telephono: ACREAGE “ 8 Christmas dnd New Year’s Offering Anyone wanting ail* ideal setting for a homo should see this piece of property. Price $8,600. Terms may bo arranged. ' INVESTMENTS R g X l ESTATE ;Arl schultz 1st National Bank Bldg. d 4‘ . Ideal subdivision property. *11 % acres on Country . Club road. Several hundred feet frontage on paved road. Can't bo beat any­ where as ah excellent value. Prided for quick sale at $6,600. 10 acres finest land in flowing wells district. A giveaway a t $260 an acre. We are gof which is m for a Iimiti follows: ftfbffer a feW'lots on o a r;development ■Jy completed-at pro-dovelopmont prices, period, on very attractive terms as We have several small farms priced risht. Ask us about them. < COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. Real Estate General Insurance m Pint Nation*I Beak Bids. Phone 744. Sanford, FIs. TvUphooa TSS W. F. HOLBORN’ Sales Manager THIS OFFER CLOSES JANUARY 1st, 1926 ■ FR E E—TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. * FR E E —REFRESHMENTS DINING ROOM. V AT CRYSTAL . See Our Salesmen ■ L. boy of Bioomlngton^IIL, wont to 'Morocco to fly for .h i..i 1hla . 1. en war witn in r uniff.' u ia ; nirr Riff i„,n„(. bulla t* .iu dlanblad B_waa-tvuihuuajl*«,in*ldo Ihtlr Ujisa, t)ut ho man lOfoaa tha lln* of battle and la now eafa at homi flyer* having botn relcaaod for tho winter. LAKE •• . . Heart of Longw frj e a a IT v i T' ' hows Her How V- if ■».••v'Lt SwwwIowfv-~ ONE-THIRD CASH Just off• First Street on South Pork—One of »«. m%. */V'* *-* ' ’i l l at* O the best’ locations In Sanford,’‘now occupied by BRYANT & HATHAWAY Roulh’s Delicatessen. .Number 6 Ball Building, Opposite Poof Office, SAnford, Florida, JANUARY!, 20 Yean Experience With Florida: In extending the above offer two weeks from Dec. 15th we have already sold about one-half of this group. PACKARD REALTY CO Phona U 1 too Magnolia Aft. off hla oriental bride, tha Prlncem Nnl Tal Tnl, olio-time actrcaat The Oreanlraff am now making their home In Philadelphia, SANFORD BUSINESS'COLfcEGE — sc ra p Toar.-riiKitiA f b 4 d o li , * i u , i * v « b t t iir w ami M 4 KR Q O O UJIKT1/ U N S , 11 Ann C.l.rr lul ^ », *. ■ n.anlall An, aarrlfler. R hw him IU p S, al We still have a iew choice lots left at —. :■> *■ this bargain .lL .♦ ii _____. J f j Lake Mary Development Comphny 108 Magnolia Are. . . ; 1TMAS GIFT SUPREME l The.gift of* an infall­ ible assurance against dependence and want for tho beloved wife j . v- or daughter would apf pear to be tha i x a t r ‘ Christmas gift7 poss­ ible. . • to T T H E P IL O T JL - Lot the Pilot guarantee this for you. Phone 117 Aim wl.ir O il H r»r4 »II Am lnllAlta n»lpm e«(, t O aa «r ih* im kanalM tfcal an l.ft, in u. L M TD l IIA V Rj o v n M ITIN O * AID MB U S FO R BA RU A 1N H . Masonic Rldg. i- BROWN REALTY COMPANY SEA L ESTATE J U S T P L A IN H O N E S T Thoro was n timo when we epvied YuRojr wha ivas commonly ro'^ ^ w r o d 't o oa o "shrewd” trkder.. But vWgvhXPu.changed our minds. It is o compliment wo no longer cherish. .^Thero has boon entirely too much "shrewdness" in tho used cmr1 busi­ ness. We prefer to t>o known adjust B b Plain, HONEST. Newy{IPMf« PaJmajto .Ave,, aU new ' fumiflhed: Good te rm s --------- .... $10»6U0 Lot 64x117 Cypress Ave^ off Celery Avenue --------- .‘.w ._________$1,900 Lot In Mayfair 60x117, near the lake. Good terms ...........:.y £ ....;..," ..L $4,600 Two Lots Oak. and Central Ave, :For the two **♦»•***»**»»**»«*«MM $5,000 Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain. Three Lota, 7th Willow 8U $7JJ00 for three. Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 6th, $12,000 •Lot In Bel-Air, 56x125, Eaatern' exm $1,160 Lot in San Lanta, 56x110 :___ __ $3,500 Lot 60x127 Oak and Central __ _____ $3,500 Monroe Puleston-Bj /Building 1 2X6 E. Strand S t m t tMaSo'. ?. 2£‘L'm.&inkitU ^% A '■L i. *.5 * V . PtttpoMd highway Mir fronts** on asm*, th* very boat Two lots tanur Thlrtotath and rw te& tto t^^UMAWlTirmfMni 575 feet frontage on West First Steeet with possibility of 900 feet rOilroid trackage.—I consider this piece of property ihe absolutely best buy on West First S tiM and will help: de­ velop it See me at once as present sale price wilt likely be withdrawn any, d ay .1 ' •, > v: • *. iju-A �,KJ ■ sE r 9 * iu m t immediately A p ro n t o o m u CASTS AUTO SERVICE a IJm Be a line 7c ■ IlM nfittwW!______ 8c • 11m . * RONS'' a _____ „ Drive It. . f % Myrtle u f M St. at R- t Face Type double abort reduced rate* are for eon* » insertion* * * * Words of average length •re counted a lino. >,■ Mlnimom charge of 80 far I/’ r— f- r r Classifications -i—AnnounccmcnU ‘2 —Auto Actfenporlca 5^-AuiOn, Rent -, 4— Auto, Repairing 6—Auton.Sale •flA-Buninesa Opportunities •7—fiualnefs Service '■’or Rent; Apartments ‘ >r Rent, Houses ^ ^V t Rent, Room* . • LA and Board it , O f f ic e , S t o r e s i oty, ‘A ctcn gO ’ l^SSSfer** le, UiKellnncous W74 KIR SALE: Star aport modal tour■^hlf car. Will trade for Ford to n RENTi Room., with or withcoupe. Box 81, Route A. ’ out mania. Reasonable rate* jm ; r S S e ^ L ^ P t i c • V j■: ; -* „.. SUpplIeo ^ W ifn ti'd •lin in ’ Ritieemdn r-tWniitcnl i’ itiut toil, Malu ' “ 't^ R tion.Ft'tnajo Se n "1 - NOTItB LteeNTKACTOR^ ■ m 00 P«r hoof. 1261. Bnnford B I n S S ® ’- ttncnlirHqttl:'--"--------~~~ )ft SA LE: ! . owner, excellent alt e fiim u K ilM n t Iapartment I ______ ___, 27—Piano Toning Aye. ,and Highland 8 1 Site 70x100. ............... ................ ........................................... Pfica 13500.00. 31500 51500 eeah, * *balance * Price 13600.00. I BUY, pay cash for accond hand term *. Thia ia the cbeapeat lot in llanos. Address Box 358. thi. locality. See E. F. Mench, 811 Laurel Are. H. ■;C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. 1924 Dodge coupe, excellent con- FOR RENT: Dcak iip ic * 'In Jewels ry and clock repel ■fine legation. Phone 727 FOR SALE: One lot facing French Qui ck service. 110 Avenue and one facing Laurel — Phone 442. 14—For^Ua. Acreage Avenue within half block efYomigu Subdivision, for, $1,500 each. Good . extra., FOR SALE: 8 aero, on Waat let. terms for quick s«la. Addreaa W. truck, ;J7 1 Street R. K. MeCabl. Route A. H. S. Y. O. Box No. 451. Sanford. roadster, .peela 1. JTEWART THE rL O h lST ” !$>» 91-A. • ■ / FOR SALE: Comer lot, next to iS Floweri /or all ocoasloaa. new hotel 250 front feet. Phone 814 Myrtle. Phone IC0-W I. W, PHILLIPS^RONS p W l ^ 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 122*4 Dee to caih buyer. J . ft. Lyman, Palmetto Avenue. ^_ Vaidei Hotel jSBSm m e 13— F o r fte n L O ff(ce, S to re * DEPENDABLE USED GARS Phono 3 .atfV *•* . >.,<■$ ' * * fw Vm m r*X I I 1*1 ' . . I' ' 4 . . . BARGAINS W USED CARS ' 1— 1925 Dodge touring. This ear In tin t, elnaa.Condition. 1—1935 Easex coach. Good con­ dition. 1—1980'Eucx Coach. N«w. DIscount. • '«*•j|i ^ 1—1924 Ford coupe; A -l •Condi- ATTENTION! \5 DAYTQhfA - afiNEVA AVENUE LOTS $575 cash will buy a lot on Ge­ neva Avenue. Balance at $30 per month. No street assess­ ments. 1 - ' . • -i PRICE $1,600.00 at * . H nrth S t , Orlando, RU. COLORED MAN wants lob as cook. W rit* or call 1003 Cypress Ave. 10th Street. N. Bank* 91—Special Notices STOPt The Kalsomtne King, now tinting contracting. Clean up, it up^ start the New YeUr right i gladly given, gee me ftret, car* Loseing Paint Company. Phone 876. R. M. Young. uhs ■ a TAYLOR DYER I Point PHONE 39-'-Wanlfd Situation. Female ; : : \n'4n BBTfER GAS & OILS I W y ^ M X r- US&. S k w k w ^ T H w a is a K W .H U O Ttr 3S I M sw & a e g “ - I '■) ■ v; ^.:s ^ T C - ) '1 * M T H E W ARDEN * . ;» T O U _____ C A_______________ NOOX: T l-IE N I'L L C R lN C H IM H O M E •AH* ‘u e A s ^ » e pAA<5 c i i E C O O tS T ' 'A P T U M « > lT » Y t» J I N V I T E H IM ;T O D IN N E R ' ™ ‘l i 'we W E L L - * H E R E vt >> s -L— PA sR D O M F O R D l XT T O L E I , %H1M O U T v 7 ~ h ~- Bt GEOHGE Mel .1 I ; t o o ; l> v t e ^ ’ Lot Nos f t - H tE H> M O R N _ :\ t o o r b f f ig % P * 1 W .T ■P . N PW - jt -'.1 i § ’h i t e — SALES FORCE — L .T . BRYAN E. tL ORAT *• v A. W. BARB j *. , B. WARD JEAN ROTE'S FILLING STATION ^ T4 w o u e IH .T H C W O R L D T O C IT As PA R D O N F E R , » SECRETARIAL poelUtdf wanted by experienced young lady. Know . FRANKLIN TERRACE LOT "SINCLAIR” 7 stenography. Executive abll r, i * f r . )nly- $350.00 cash! required. ‘'Only Thoroughly capable. P r Better combustion 'r*i A m ifa Balance terms. I— Ford touring. Cheap. . -TT'n * Smoother running motor ~ Mielnlag PRICE $1^150.00, t—1984 Overland louring, good Leas Carbon H r£Ji. -- • running condition, t* / .. 40—Wanted Real Estate Mot* Miles PALMETTO AVENUE LOT Come In and compare our pricea Aeroplane S ilt At Floral Helghta, juat be­ TIRES AND TUBES WE HAVE a large waiting. Hat yond Geneva Avenue. CH Better Quality !l r R^MOTOR CO. *i Bold for small houses. What have you $000.00 CASH Leas Money ,1a Units of/ to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. EFFECTIVE January First, 1920, __________ Flrat*St. |0\'. «nd the -Knocking Birdr" can't, 515 First National Bank Bldg. I. 5 and' I t Acre Tracts the price of machine labor, blackEN tlE LOT • change it. * smithing, bollerwork, etc. will be o t •■ ■r-^e Comer of 7—Business Service in, ia offered 41-VWanted to Kent “'.75 per hour. Sanford Machine -------------- i f -------- — — ;---------i this month for l&oo.oo, on Entire Sections mpany, Sanford, Fla, „eauy terms. After Jaim aryilst Hardwood floor scraping and t $ud WANTED: By young married couprice on this lot Will bo raacraplng a apeelalty. W. L. Rein­ pie comfortably heated room. ' Per Acre - ' $8,760.00 ; hardt, City Tourlat Camp, Sanford, Private family. , Man ei » '• • --------* fU fe and . ' . FIS, __________ L ! v,S*3 hero. References exchai rite , Phono 4 6 1 * J PALMETTO AVENUE LOT UP, H, care of Herald. • 4 ■ -I • • r "*> f • ‘ ‘ -I -;*i4 IIARDWOOf) FLOOR cohtraetor..] Corner qf Twelfth Street 11*$ Sanford Are. Saafetd. Fla. $1,600.00 Cash—Balance terms. HARRY & PRETTYMAN Estimates given. Superior work­ -? ! T WANTED: Pioasant room handy PRICE $8,000.00 manship. W. L. Renhsrdt A Co., (Incorporated) * bath by gentlemen.- Best rerGen. Delivery, Orlando. co. Box No. 5,care,Herald. B jM , 112 South Park Avenue La r g e l o t a t r o s e c o u r t n«di*t : V>r#C Reafdent pt Florida elaee UK. 70 ft fro a t-1 5 4 ;fL deep. for building ah< > Phone $ tf-W 7 “ ‘ Sag KertL iwollV}**’ WANTED TO RENT:Small house V'.'-.V;.':'*' ‘ i M V / V v ' * >ra qn.’ui o r.3 or _4 room uil.'urnlahed ap­ VlratiVlV XVIlaaa. apeetsUse la ' W O ™ o i B,“ w«o“ r a ‘ B f f M I S a . . ,ro t mint R. W. Nipper, Phone artment IT sold this month.. ,, ' V, j. F n* 'A#**. SdUE. Ni , H . H U TC H IN SO N 4go-iy. ------------ 1 w ^-| B onford WM HEAL ROTATE ' ’■-• ‘ A* 3 S b S b E m k it Produc lucts Co. . i c v i-*:• f jc ?.VVt>£p08E " 4 2 - A dvtg. M edlum a. J . E. SPU&UNO, atUMili 5th St, • r '».> . y P ^ ^ ‘^ n^ujKBritlou to $500,00 v. . t P B I1 . e*jyr W. ioriVta AeeeeteOe* . -r rUA* — Af IM 8^' »l*■"a ■■■>, - tr — * M /l tolNTA * 17— F o rm a l*. TU m m ‘AwC* property. Reach Ihcro^ through $640.00 h—Balancq can be NOTICE * ■ w.t, naAm i^in ■■ ;. the 8ennnpL -Rata 'card on ap> FOR SALE: 6 rpom house with annual meeting of the stockLNFOUO EIJSCXRUJ iv j. nUcatlon. . . . . : .. i c e $2:600.00 ’ 1 bath, f Implace,- garage, facing I of the OaceoUt, Cvpro** Peessore to Glllon A Platt ,ui: iT>s<HJrJ npapyj wUl be held at the of- DAILY.NEWS"—!$'• 1 Mugfcaila, 'Bverythiiur ale# east, 1 bltel from Mellonvllle Ave. * HOUSE AT BUENA VISTA ^ wA»w«n i n o r . >' t of the Company, Oeceola, ScmPhone 48$. *1*a»rajrith Owner'offering for quick sale, be­ 4 reome. and bath, fir*ard County thoroug m cause he requnrea a'larger houddT ’ With 11$ Maguelte Ave. laca and sleeping porch, • l i n t Close Berbers sh payment and terms can • B u ifs l Attendee ssa riUH in. - *orr« •iticiorM Secretary 8*<nple copj and rate card upon Given T e . Lediee. aa* nolle and Second.L F ir s t a o J Elm . ™ pf,*trbv“ e h .r ? lS i T S B P I ! *, * rf3 0 & | g r ' y. rwJUMt : . Stredt, Sanford Avrtaua and loth 1 NOTICB ' ' Etpert service- . Wm FOR SALE: itight now poiseaa- a ROOM HOUSE^iDNHALF ACRE I have leased tlw Aster Farms AUGUSTA CHHON1QLE — Auiod. New, all modern. 5 rooms wobda and pasture tends, and here­ WIGHT pftfNT SHOP—Printing gusts, Ga^ Augusta's greatest Located «fx mllm from heart beautiful, Spsi.lsh bung­ by give noth* to the public that c!***lflrd medium, rate, rash, 9e t nuravlng, flmboiulng. See or of Sanford. Can be bought for 416 Banford Ail treipaaalng In any way y on eald chqrg*.- lOtf'mlntmum. .... ' : fly t. !We du IL Phone 41f,W alow In moat-select part of San $1,250.60 cn*h. - . ford * only -----$1600V $88Mi 1 ‘ ‘baL ‘ property will from and after this R., R Are.-f>mnwrct>tl Kt •■ PRICE $2,500,000 ance easy termt. Bayard alty date, be atrictly forbidden. a b c h it r c t M. COWAN-AU ktnd* Co., Phone 208. 116 8. PaTk Ave. B. R. BECK. ll*uno dr hand-It to yout- local T in t National Book Bldg. $000.00 CASH, Balance Monthly T frr Of Tin and. Bheet Metal Work. .Will buy a house with 5 rooms aler, so you can road Florida’s W aur ard Boat Tanka. At Oak FOR .SALE: 'Three room garage 3 2 — T y p e w r it o r s , S u p p p lle s Sanford. - ■■■ ■— Florida Porter B. and bath. Within fow^qilnutea Mteat newapaper, One . yaar, Avsi.ue and Third Street. Tele­ apartment and *3 ro«un bouse on of Sun/onl’a buainosa aHUon^ SEWING MACHINE for rent. 516 00, 0 months, $4.00, throe months f T E IA L phone JlhV •< Hignland. Avenue. Fine location PRICE $5,000.00 .96.— If - yev* deelro $1,000 IniUrOak ‘ with terras. This l» a'guvd buy for dnee policy addt 76e «o your ordar.a quick sale. Write S. H. W.,eare FOR BIG RESULTS ertvertlse In REMINGTON Portable fourd ■ Will buy a well tocated 6 room the FORT LAUDERDALE METAL WORK AND AU­ teg Mock* Irv te e tli t e m l w . » Typewrttaie, -the king of 1 house on, Palmetto Avenue— TOMOBILE RADIATOR YVrwHteger. P ~ , - POH SALE: 6 room house, fire able* $00. Barret Portable A<j Batenoe terms. • REPAIRING. place, hot water heater, bath­ Machines. Can'Ube bast, Semin el# . >’ PRICE $5,000.00 Hull LUMBER- CG. House * room, garage, all furnlebed. chickPrintary, 'Ph oneV , Wcleka Bid a . : Service, Quejitt end Price VALDEZ. HOTEL ns and flower* fluwers $Ji)00: $Ju00: $3,600 $2,600 css cash. '— ------------- vita 6 ROOM HtfOSE COMPANY^ Terms, Apply t)14 Park Ave. , , ■‘ s a n f 6 i <d ' d k u o COMPAN Hodffins & Cowan On corner lot, well located. . R « n » N * .n » . . 3 3 — W anted •: -The Itcxnll Stor.!JiU ^ iall’ * iXtSi to■ w U>r* 1 r ^ jf e ^ F o r **? ■eareve's U d l u Haul Sheet Metal Co, fast nook and *-------ONE COOK, muat have good ref­ FOR SALE; Naw Packard single Wl.'HT W. WAttNMI, 'Maaaaev PRICE $a,MO.OO • i erences. Apply Mra. M. B. Hut­ « * e * ; \ T " t . j a • A • 4L . i' . I aix touring car. has only been ' ,0t Ssmlwiche 1 Drugs $1,500.00 cash—balance 1-2-3 ton, No. 8, Welaka Apartments. run «i far as the factory to Oftenrup . 207 French Are, do. Gu; UNION PHARMACY WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf (lorn, . I l l First Street round timber from 100,000 f t s 1 *0$^. Oak j a m , r’ Prescription •Specialist* or wi: up, muat be high tend timber for IMMEDIATE POSSESSION each. :«200.00 estate, -----Immediate.; tete attention. Phone 576 for 4 room furnished house on lot saw mlU purposes. T. ,W. Patter- We Line anco monthly. ment 8, 60x200 facing eaot Buyer can son, Maitland. - ---- , Fla: Phone taka possesion at once. Sanford'^moat horoep§me-H|ta ho­ 1u:r Wa n t work or’ chan • PRICE $4000 -> 3 Lola ’on DEVOE’S tel; located on corner Magnoll* o ^ g a j M . m „ . « « a tlomf White oolfestfeKhern Star With Only $ 100 y Cash Ave., 2 minutes walk from bustFranklin. Uni Empli Emplfixmenk-mfreau, 80 E . Church Paints, Varnishes ket ;<,ido, Fla. FOR SALE) Ford Sedan. 4 -TTOT - Ti'SFTL ; and Stains ■ tgood condition; $200.00. 8 L ^ r: 1 94— Wonted Help, Female DBAN-DERG CORPORATION ShCOnd. y |-------, .................... JJ » l o * 515 First National Bank Bldg. FOR aA l.li: Land to aoli.oii the Hall Hardware Co. WANTED —Countir Iris and Phone 713 ■ in Grapeville, one OR SALE: Fourtfoot cigar case. ** counter boys; also lahwaaher, In good condition. See Mr. MeGeorgo T. Bal* L :.£ )i 0 W 8 ' ■• Lu-Beth Cafeteria. ionald, Monteiiuna Hotel.:. • — * ---------, f 1* .. « r. q - 1, ' NOhSf T O ♦vi ^ ■-t, ; S nSi& N .rtb .n , DKLAND FARMSI GOTG OP FATHER D U C A s N * K iN N O V J WANTED: ns supplied on r< x :iI. * :,»••’. /. r H POSITIONS help all ^ W 52K S £ S te.*t3 B ! tontdd Reip.Mnle or WfWtml I T —S a le, Real Estate Elton J. Moughton T’^umbern.nna Supplies ^-Poultry and Fg«n I—Afcvtf. Mediums. *•” ' by not rant thoee vacant moma •ell that aetond-hand modal ™,l S 00£ h i7 ^ ,b7Sm££l ^“h . Found , cia n siJc p re lc ra to tin s. D ecoratin g, “ " 'taut. BOJrtM. Tr*wa ^ FOR RENT—One room for gentleman Magnolia Are. HILTON’S li t , J^R M % atA t«' ' •A . 1 1 0 — F o r K en t, Room * "tL— A ptoe. S a le % advertising Is restricted r ta u r q p er d asxtffcatfcn:— r ■ If bn error I* made The SanfH H Herald will bo responsible for only one Incorreet insertion, tteer fo t-, subsequent The office should be “ slaty in cate or ADVERTISERS eliruUttve thoriy * ,-familiar~:4rttlir rate#, I and classification Will give complete wnput Information. And ■wish, they1 W Will you QI aaalet assist .you " « * yoqr want adJt to r more effective. ‘ RTANT n o t ic b should rive their v r poetofflco addreaa aa aa their phone number If daalre results. About, one ‘ of a thouaand haa a . and the othen can’.t unleate with- you unleaa .*? ice MU8T be at The San•r by letuuan- Day “ -v1 > *• // i p fe " , 1 . ■' Jn*’ / • F--/ / T ' f r ,a * CV'T'fvr WT* I S Jr-,-)A**!.1'' »■irvu - w l �' Experienced buyers of fine hom esites do not hesitate to give L o ch A rbor pride of place in the list pf beautiful properties in this delightful Section of Sanford. Its desirability as a hom esite for a permanent home has been W ide streets and driveways with ornamental w hite w ay .system will'travers the entire development. T ro p ical shriibbery and colorful plants will ■ • ■ ^ cover the terraces and driveways. A ttractive entrances Qf apprqpriate de*i . it- ’■ '_■ ■ . . . * * beautiful homedpot. at an eari M ake your reservations now that a choice selection Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET AND P 11 bh b; J �*t K "5 * V Ponzi Seeks Wealth Jn Florida Corner O nirchnni ra. CnrUon and two children, .1 >n of Colorado nro occupying th< endemon home. U no evidence that bee* tho » c n *u rt! A{ & Vv*. , W .* r '*** GIVEN AT eantlme. a eeven- V -?|K 4ii s f Long Time Lornm on Ewlden ■v ' . VIM' 2nd Street. «. *T > M -\ »r • 1C v O l J4. ftLif-U ; ------------------ rh .„ .e ii ittoto: Hm# ;Jf«| Moke the Price We Make the Deed” »•& * pLD K ENTUCKY AUCTION CO. 0 r l“ d' �' Experienced buyers of fine hom esites do not hesitate to give L o ch A rbor pride of place in the list pf beautiful properties in this delightful Section of Sanford. Its desirability as a hom esite for a permanent home has been W ide streets and driveways with ornamental w hite w ay .system will'travers the entire development. T ro p ical shriibbery and colorful plants will ■ • ■ ^ cover the terraces and driveways. A ttractive entrances Qf apprqpriate de*i . it- ’■ '_■ ■ . . . * * beautiful homedpot. at an eari M ake your reservations now that a choice selection Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET AND P 11 bh b; J �*t K "5 * V Ponzi Seeks Wealth Jn Florida Corner O nirchnni ra. CnrUon and two children, .1 >n of Colorado nro occupying th< endemon home. U no evidence that bee* tho » c n *u rt! A{ & Vv*. , W .* r '*** GIVEN AT eantlme. a eeven- V -?|K 4ii s f Long Time Lornm on Ewlden ■v ' . VIM' 2nd Street. «. *T > M -\ »r • 1C v O l J4. ftLif-U ; ------------------ rh .„ .e ii ittoto: Hm# ;Jf«| Moke the Price We Make the Deed” »•& * pLD K ENTUCKY AUCTION CO. 0 r l“ d' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad9e1ab08f61cc86a9e793707b43f1de.pdf 1fc8d7f75dd781a2196a91001c7cfe0f PDF Text Text When Nature was creating the magnificent residential section in w hic V L och A rbor is situated, she seemed to single out L och A rbor for an abun dant measure from her chalice of beauty. Lovers of Nature— and those w ho seek a property that would surround their home with beauty— coulc not concejye of such beauty so near the city, with its hum-drunri din anc cpnfusion. • . . . • • Such virtues and advantages are sure to make an irresistible appeal to the seekers offine~homesites in the near future. I f is then that wise buyers whc had vision to inyestin Loch A rbor now — before that inevitable rise in valu e s -w ill make appreciable profits. * * n. i iv . ^ • ti gnf% \yill be formally announced in the very near future. Watch closely for this announcement — in the meantime familarize yourself with the improvementjDtopram that is now being carried on over the entire develop­ ment. H ave a courteous representative accom pany you to the property r n i i 17 f / l f vrWMm Hff 1 • • yi 1 u l R f t L ij M l 1 !■■■ IV 61190 |"n,, '>-iISI l ii i in.ft i1 11 IT.l u l l .1 • ft Next to POst Office ...... ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼"▼wwwwwywvw' r a y vS trJyyri.:i! '*t V^CV'fl)vJ* » * ii �Wire ..... : '______ >it 58 , Confesses Plot Woman Kills Self ~ In Daytona Beach md So She 'onvict Loss Of Life rentedWIifcnCar As It Falls rater A t Tacoma OfBrakes renAsCause 'TShout Too )T 8 People [Jfeed Warning Wash., Dec. 31.— i 80-foot plunge of Into the waters of Jdpal waterway at [Street and the con[breaking. up of the ted In the death of on«, and the i lers heralaatnig, .jrond tWo control of r. shot through the open i and broke u it struck It is believed that the of the car prevented . lose of life. . i lorvivore asserts that Idozen persons were on St the time. This U *r, by the operator of declared that only ers were aboard., Tho * aund for the Tldeto be dead are: syashi, 57. C9. IhCOti Na s h v il l e , Tcnn., Dec. ai. —(/P).—Three of the FordStout ' nil-metal passenger planes, enroute to Florida, were seriously damaged here in ani accident today. No one was hort. The accident ocfcurrcd at Blackwood field at 10:16 o’clock when pilot Lee F: ’Pchoonhair was taking off in the Miaa Fort Myors. The plane crashed Into the Miss Tampa and the Hiss Miami on the. ground and un­ occupied after pilot Lea Schocnhalr had lost control of his ship. The ' occupants o f the Muu Fort Myers escaped injury. The planes arrived here yesterday lor a stop over enroute to Flor­ ida from Detroit. The Miss Fort Myers went into a ground - loop while %ttempting to leave the ground. The fourth plane, the St. Peters­ burg, in which the trip to Flor­ ida is being made by Lt. John of Nashville, wms the[e* CT thq^fgur not Fn* V°Th? t h r £ % fn ib W il& e re­ paired in Nashville. Farts wfre ordered at once from the Ferd-Stout factory at Detroit. ews •l o c a l v Iding for 1020 shows great iso over the year 1024, total »nt for this year bejng mfiVI ■ : M d boys ca/tfeht in Jack- wdW BF** by-‘-tJlyde accident,, ••Sanford to pdltfiwte . New applied the Year’s Eve in charetorisite man in Uso usual manner as net upon the bridge and Dr. C. J. Marshall, City (Com­ the. warning light*'on missioner. reports* the ft of mor­ ' rates. failure to respond he1 phine ana opium from his office. City Manager W. B. Williams ion ro­ id brake and ther tund and threw his mo- . announces that contract with eno, be asserted. The Rollins College for use Of broud[then struck an nutomo- candng station by the pity Is r before the first gate to be signed immediately, the nmchme through Sanford Credit Association re­ and off to ono side ports business increase-In 1020 ond, inside gate, greatest in history; ’ t his cor waa beyond Hotel Forrest Lake to open an accident unavotd- on next Monday. threw open the doors, ' DOMESTIC I a warning to the pasStreet car at Tacoma, Wash., sped out. He landed un­ crashes through open bridge, dock of tho bridge, killing four people. i only one of the pnsElgnteen men are * awaiting i had an opportunity to .death penalty in Georgia prlstming, also leaped out nUl the street car hod ‘ ons. Chicago woman, 08, confesses m the bridge. He plung- ahtf helped three otheru kill her i the air 80 feet into the husband so she might marry for­ Ithe bay. . mer convict. FOBEIGN Prince Card, heir apparent of Humonla, is being sought by his mother after being missing since funeral of Dowager Queen Alexandria. - IL 1 UYLAN RESIGNS o f f ic e Dec. 31.—(/F>—Nnt el Whdlen and 10 N Etf YORK. Dec, 01.—<#)— 23 convicted in tho The eight year regime of J. F. Hy Distillery conspiracy lan, mayor of New York h^a end4 ipolls, filed writs of ay in the U S..CUAt midnight last nigEt, ono full Appeals. . . day before his term waa to havo tgan hearing on tho como td 1U conclusion*. Mr. h the men seek to stepped out of office, having reof sentences order- aigned In order to ptoteet hi* cm to Leavenworth ... - -^public tein, of St. Louis,, ts .with huh«*iL tiorw ^ t that°of .U o Richard E. Enright, polk. commlysioner. KH ■■ HEADLINER BY HERSELF Muitlh, all o f St. f*iven the maximum BRIDGEPORT, Copn^-N»Ucha h»Q year*' Rambova, thinks she la a hoadlinsr ................ So ah* baa refused to id.Whiskey itors Try iy. Sentences Jeryrand ai 1023. hmihand, you Gold- . nAYTON A . BEACH, Fto,pec, 3 1 .- W . - Mrs, Claire Karr, M, wife of G. II. Karr, New York and Daytona Beach, died lh a local hospital here shortly-after 8 o’dock today, as the rwralt of dridking a strong germicidal solution on Wednea- Mrs. Eliia Nusbnum la Held With Three Others After Battered Body Of Man, 65, la Found Nehr Chicago Rumanian Heir Apparent H u Been Gone From' Winft Used Pistol To Since Attending Dowager Queen Force Goff To Do Act Ford Planes Are Damaged On Trip * , Fv. woman was picked up in gn unconscious condition on the beach yesterday, fust north of ocean piers by paiseraby at first thought she waa taking a'tun bath. Closer ob­ servation revealed tho fact that sho waa suffering great pain. An empty bottle which had ctmtabled disinfectant, lay besldo her. Though she was immediatel^takcn to the hospital, hope recovery was despaired of nt the outiiL ■ For several tours her name was unknown but police eventu­ ally established her Identity by an address In her handbag. Her husband denied any knowledge of the motive for the act, for which no warning waa given. Besides her husband an In­ fant daughter survives. ■ Tho remabut will be forward­ ed to New York for Interment. * ed; To Wirin Shows- Mur­ Carol Twice Mi der Was To Be Covered Up Once To A Poor Girl Ilf' . 1’ ’J f. By An Alleged Robbery Nome Of Prince Linked With CHICAGO, Dec. 31.—(47—In the That Of Beautiful Italian 44 yean of their married life, her qirl, High In Social Realm 66 year-old paralytic husband (bought her lee cream once, while 'John Gallon Winn, a former con' vice loved her and waited 1G years for him to die. ii^hlii wu tho defense of Mrs. Elisa Nuibium,. 68 year old grand­ mother, in a confession, police say ,she made-of plotting, with Winn ■and three others to kill her husjband, Albert, whose battered body Iwas found yesterday on a south side prairie, I Winn, at a pistol's point, com; polled Edward Goff to kill Nusibaum with-sn axeK hiffiallfllTh tconfCMion. With IWo pairs of ico tong*, Winn and Goff hauled tho ,body into (he attic of the. home of 'Mrs. Delilenh Martin, held1as nn . acecMory. After supper, they re­ dressed the body, loaded it thlo Nusbaum’s sedan and carried it to tho prairie again, planned to bum the house and bury the body in the prairie. I’art of Skull Found In Car Winn, 37, was arrested in Crown Point, IrxL, and brought to Chicago early today. Jleld also were Goff, Mrs. Martin and Marion Stringham, whose clothes were used to garb the body. First accusation against tho grandmother cam* from her eldest non, Roscoo, father of eight child­ ren. His under . dk&t ttk #¥andfather's 'skull in an automo­ bile Lloyd was driving. Id an effort to shield hia son. Roscoe told of the,love affair of 16 yean duration between his mother and Winn. - Once his father shot Winn through the head. Unemotionally .and without re­ gret, the police, said. Mrs. Nusbaum told now she ana Winn plan­ ned for a long time to kill her husband, after a stroke of 'paral­ ysis had failed to bo fatal A fragmentary diary in which she expressed fear that her hus­ band would kill her, was found In Mrs. Nusbaum’a purse when she was arrested. Several months ago she told the pojlco, shu hod per­ suaded her husband to put title to his property, valued at about MO.000 in joint tenancy with her eo that it would pass to her at his death. a, Detectives believe Winn, was In­ volved in a recent stock yards bank robbery. He served a penitentiary sentence in 19H for robbery. A letter .which the police said waa written by Mrs. Nusbnftm was found on. Winn when arrested. Officers prevented his efforta to destroy it. It contained what the police called.reference* to tho ■laying plot, oa: ' . ‘‘Don’t want to-bo in the house when it happepa, I’m a woman you know." ’ « “Play hold up and when you get p_ tho' house him, ransack through up and down, and tear r it must-bo elI hat* to do thcr you or.®*«t-'him. This aeherao providing Mfr . . , ild-up or a robit go« bery.” Edward Ty?on Joins P r o fe s s io n a l R a ^ 3 „ NEW HA’ —(/F>—Edl the pail football team a ocorcr in the f ta*asp* GUnU. Ho wa* Crowley, on* t horsemen, and ami, where tht. 31. .onn.,*- Dec. 31. m, capUln for ‘ the Colgate idlm s fall, today profesa*w York to meet Jam** j Dame's four h him to Miare to play. PARIS, Dec. ‘ 81.-4P)—Queen Marie of Rumania, la searching far . and wide fpr an errant son. Crown Prince Carol. Since be at­ tended the funeral of Dowager uocn Alexandria In London, Car* has failed to show up at the roy­ al palace.in Bucharest 1 The sunny skies of. Italy and a beautiful Italian woman, promin­ ent in the social realm, are de­ clared to bo tho chief, attract!' which are keeping the.80 y hfeir-appairnt'to tna throne mania aloof from the VO', die. In other words, it Is ed In Parisian social circles ___ Carol has suffered another heart attack—his third. Venice, Tirin and Milan recent­ ly have seek much of Carol and in recording^ his movement* in these places where Euro pc as soc­ iety gathers fcg rest and entwtalnmentt Ujo noW|papers b»vo man 3 lan an emissary of was dispatched there to bring-back tho r to Rumania forthwii crov for Ran________w suphours later..with Vi posed destination. f Rumor has it that(the purse of Carol has become somewhat de­ pleted by reason of I s peregrin­ ations and that he la nUdful « its replenishment. T h e i chagrined Queen Marie, however, is said to have instructed Italiar, and Aus­ trian banks pot to supilyher son with money except an sjnount suf­ ficient to pay his first clgss fare, alone, back to BuchareA , Carol has been, manied twice, ohee morganatlcally to pllle. /ills Lambrino, tho daughter, of a Mol­ davian profeasor af gooi bifth but poor, and the secend tine ts Prin­ cess Helen of GtjUKW1Manied Grecian l’Hneess For some time after. Carol’s marriage in Odessa . >r,th I Mll°Lambrino, the Rumanian court was much perturbed for Carol w * said to have nnnouiKea announced that xnsc he no would *“ and* rtnou ' ou^co his stldt to “his wife right* to the throns. The courts of __________________ Rumania held that hli hi msrrisge wss null and void bodiuie it was solmnlrcd while ha was undsr an incognito. Carol then le t this morganatic wife and mafrirt PrinHelen of Gneee. daugl Ur of late King Constantine. Allegft was through an asttlte litldsn and matehmake marriage was brought aboCt m wm Olio And CleQ Drew Caught In Jacksonville Thought T6 Have Been Responsible For Series Of Robberies S t Augustine Police Also After Local* Pal* What U believed to be the end of a lurles of robberies which have been occurring in thin city over the holiday season came yesterday when Otto and Cleo Drew of San­ ford and Wesley Pride ef Upssla were arrested by Jacksonville au­ thorities arid lodged in jail to await charges from Sanford and St. Aug­ ustine police, Drew boys, who lived With . . . ether. CarDrowjon French Avenue near-Tweifth Street, were ht in Jacksonville after Pride m wore picked up in Jacksonville. Sheriff C. M. Hand and Chief J. ». ca Roy O. Williams had previously wired authorities In 44 different cities and towna of tha Davey-Winaton BuihUng-. In »utce in an effort t o .'locate Sm m a them Son Lanta Costa 050,000; and bring them to Sanford to fsc< of rtbbery with a gun and Mrs. B. a Baggett To Erect charges of auto thefts. , ■'! Building Of 6 Apartments Suspected For Several Days The gang first came under tho An apartment house consisting suspicion of local authorities two of 14 separate apartment* is be- days previous to Chrixlmaa when n Lanta subdWla* a wire from Miami adviai Chief . W lp itea ObrperaUon ed^Banf n . ffW Sl Timlin Month The Hotel Forrest Lake. Sanford’a new 0500,000 tourist hostel­ ry on the. Uke front, will be open­ ed next Monday, three days later “ uni tho date sot for its opening hen construction of the buif“ as commenced In tho Sprlns announcement waa made toe Hullek and Hulick, owners Si orators of the hotel. In connection with the anour ment,. thonowner* stated that h«*el-wtU be opened fur the tnsi tlon of tho public on Menda; emoon between the hour* 01 and 6 and again in tho even from 8i30 to 11 o’clock. Tho 1 tatlon to the public to visit hotel on Monday was oxtsnded at the same time the opening date was announced. Dus to many delays In receiving shipments of furniture and other equipment, making the opening date uncertain, the ownflrs an* nounccd that they ware unable to hold a formal opening as had been originally planned. The' hotel, which w a a __ last Spring, waa to have been ened‘ onl Now Year’s Day, see the original plans. Despite that, many shipment* of fgrnltare and been late in ia April Pu: Near All previous lng records ore been broken ear, when a [gurea obtained fic o j 0L762, const: In of,0«» 007 n an per cent oVsr the year : Is said to be the g o I ^ n y y w U fiK fi out this 1 I had not handles,pped gcitlon as i tha contfnueu , r Induitrytl > new »t u i _ I wiisMU l. CnaMiillrta iWnl thll hjlfll E Latin Section Of se City Contracts For Weekly Programs Over Rollins Radko A . baring -the sum of ir-crcwCieflf»»,»«K IV4-4/W rrr M ri, f 1924 K t-fl-rTir ■. « iL.l •111S*M_.. t . » •• « ki JHf Incre to OE according to a permit luiMd by .. hsdhM dedfor 8imford local yo- three days late, and this fast been read | n s lice officers and deputies front the the odice pf City Clerk Phillips acclaimed by many peopte today, U showed 0 sheriff’s office have worked night who complimented th* Hulick today. . • bro- 1023, 1861 and. day in an effort to round up then upon their enterprise. The building, which ts -to be of 1034. 0081 -entire gang. Woods and frame rind stucco construction; Is the It waa the concensus of opinion Wklla i swamps for miles in the vicinity to cost 050,000 nnd will be ready of the city have been searched in of many business men that much have been praise raise is^due is due to Messrs Hulick for use about Mar, -1, it was stat­ In'lhs building ed by C, 11. Johnson, the contrac- an effort to locate their hiding heir untiring efforts ... has been gai place. • • • * lng the building for the or In charge of the work. Tha night of the robbery of the data. Personally supervising tho every month haa tint gain over th* Rapid progress has been report­ Flowers store in Lake Mary and ed in erecting-the basement and * io tho Kennard Btore near Golds- work of installing the fixtures, 1024, it is shown. furniture and othor equipment, the December Ilsd ] framework of the apartment and rough, in which a gang waa ownors have been rushing the op­ The month of Ds everything-possible is being done thwarted in an attempt to hold up erations, working, late ot nights, to completo the house on schedule. thb proprietor, led polico to con­ in an effort to havo the hotel ready showed a gain of XOTj December, 1924, 7 The permit calls for an expen­ nect them with those depredations by the- first of th* year. . this year showed a diture of 050,000. The building as wall as with .........tho robbing ilng of the 200 per cent oVsr tt will bo 114 feet Bp 7a feet over ail, Itouth filling station. qf 1024, and will have a composition roof oi Valuable Low Is Recorded Narcotics Stole n The highest single wont] tho type said,to be very popular Boverat pones headed by Shtrlff x wa* April, when a From Dr. Marshall m among builders over the entln Hand nnd Chief Williams combed 39,190 was amassed. It i the hammocks and swamp districts stats. g this month that th* pn Dr. C. J. Marshall ', In addition to the Davey-Wiru for several days after theso rob­ Issued for the coni' ton structure a permit was also beries. Knowing the men they ported to'the police the theft of new Hotel Fom etl Issued for the erection of a two wanted, it la said that nolle* and 050 worth of morphine, cocaine October wa* the 1 story apartment house on Sanford members of the sheriff's office and 11. M. C. tablets which have th* previous year been removed from his office made untiring efforta to appre­ AvenuAnear- Martin Street, in 0164J17O. Rose Court subdivision. Tho per­ hend the gang in it's entirety. some time during tbo post two Following in a « Their efforts were rewarded when .7 •, , mit was made out In the name of lng tho amounts they received a call from the sher­ Dr. Marshall stated 'that ho* Mrs. B. B. Baggett and calls fer both for 1035 and a sir appartment building to cost iff of Bt. John’s county advising missed the narcotic* Wednesday Month, them that the men- they wanted morning and owing to the fact in th« neighborhood of 026,000. ,hm<*^hhhm.0 87,836 had been arrentbd In Jacksonville. that ho had no occasion for its Jan. 40,170 . Tho building will bo constructed uso previous to yesterday, he be- Feb. It was announced thatat tha h»«i.« -■35,019 o f frame and stucco an# is to bo time o f ' tholr arirest the Prpw lloves thht It might have been Mar. i.... 25,811 of tbo distinct Florid* type of ar­ boys were in possession of hun­ taken any time during th* past Apr, chitecture, Ecach apartment will dreds of dollars worth of loot and two weeks. M a r --E £ £ « T .* • , consist of four rooms and bath and several guns, much ammunition The loot consisted of seven bot­ June will b« modem throughout. tles of H. M. C. tablets, three bot­ July I n m t , « w 4 n i r o I and many burglars tools. According to the contractor, C. Chief Williams and Hhorlff Hand tles of cocalno and one bottle of Aug. H. Johnson, .the left early this 'k&ornlng for Bt. morphine. A Parisian surgical box be ready for o ccu p a iw ^ FelvlB. istlne. where ti^e bandits an was also taken. ' rrm Nov. and work has already been started. lt\ jail, and *ill try to Idcntl Doc. These buildings, together with mo of the loot, which they be Postoffice Will came from various Jobs in other apartment houses oow in \ •Observe, process of eonatructlpn, are said thin city. TAMPA, Fla., Dee. 31.—(fil— to add considerably to the hous­ RAIL HEARING POSTPONED There was not much rerk going ing facilities of the city. A holiday no te issued on in tho. Let Mter J. P. TALLAHASSEE Fla, Dee. 81 office will ot t^iy. ___ _ and W)—1 Th*. Florida Commission to­ (day hours tomorrow ^ ^ f m s U d o r a ^ i t h ‘ ..w ith80 “wil day announced th* postponement troupe make but one . until January 13, of a >hearing to Ybor Pity and .city. No rural bulla arrived ry street be held at Miami. , were being . The hearing will regard the pro­ Mu/t the atp viding of rates, rales and regula­ " tob 'om * .fKrsoon tions for intra-plant, intro-1* will ce nal and iatar-tamiaal twite bull -fil dubs ofitha.cit: Uh. ■ Is The j give the _ and re Fermin id sr* thin the best few Ceutro programs from Sanford ten of Started the immedi- Big Gto rthat tfOTEL FORREST LAKEWILL OPEN ONNEXTMONDAY Sanford's New Tourist Hos­ telry On Lake Front Will Youths Resided Here And Be Inspected By Public Dur* Have Been Under Surveil­ lng Afternoon And Evening New lance For Past Few Days HOUSE WILL HEADflNlARCH y p w na( t ►TTli 4 fa* • �■ sin g <£>•iSw Jw h ■■■'« da# ' V*l v VBKr rft IsfSiSB: T h e 320 lots in Dreapi^wold Number 3 located next nearer to the city than with the installation of caving a ffrN iiew tflk s/^ n d ^ b tW ly btinz double and Jripl now offered, l \ e prices at WKieh th e y ;^ e ' , ' Y ou know what has happened at Mayfair and at First Street Extension. “|ffl | ** “A^ . Secure your location at ' be had at the original prices With the bpening of the new Forrest Lake H otel w hich will bring hundreds of newcomers to put Iders to the w heel in the making of Sanford, a new era of realty developm ent *'* ' erty like Drepm wold Number 3 at the above prices cannot (ail to be an exCeotio nvestment opportunity. \ H E A R T IE S T N E W Y E A R G REETIN G T O T H E C IT IZ E N S O F S A N F O R D O U R SLO G AN 21 4 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T ft H . T . B O D W E L L , President •LTUUN.Wnil) i Tm iUi SmI1i i* j . P h on e 453 E . D. E L Y , ■ �»r. A.' D. n th o»y f l e l l h<rw tnyiK i 5wtth * Sorbol a Ji t t liniment. K nr?c» wart In a* V *K no HI effect d .AVenul tk fW w , ^t'.nhKri « than |a tha M r cram^M or oihir cUtau •»cK and avory of Ot* Solicitor* nn-i of !s tw. rwf f 5l ^. ; 1: s?r?,wS'1 V. K . ttSi Um Compliant*. m daeaoaaO. _0*tan4ant*. .t*-t liam Km*r«^n and wt/a fcmaraoa; BamtMi. Ch»Pm , Attguat* l i .b .l U N*a»a and haabawL dears* .Sow w«d wlfo, Kmlly AusuaU-ToaVer Joaeph Wofford Tkokar. Trnaue .acchanicj- at noU;i}Ulat event p ro g ra m , to p re»*iU am ateu r driver* from making »nd « H W «t « - ursuancu wltfi -T lira* her. 'ho*a Cl ikimwn; Cerrl . SeHwart*. «W INUMhU Ul ler any and a| jobholder* 'of It l i hvraby ordered that you and y * * n>l appear brforr our Clrdalt Court at tka court H°#»w at Sanford. Florida, on the llh day of January, A. D. Ill* , and tfeen and lhare make a newer u .t h a 1)111 o f.^ m p la M t .«xhlb1t«d acalnat yon In thtaearn*. *♦.» • * « ; Joeeph A uftord Tueker Herald, a newepaper publlahed In Hanford. •Seminole County. Florida, once each week for four con*.-f u. 'f On liberal commission — -------- basis. «»>e Ith day of Decern- S ta ffo rd , F lo r id a . * it substantial t*e of land . situs' ng In, the CKy ol Of Heralnole and mora particularly f f'OCHT OV THR judicial rtoiiiM *, ty oiholit Ann .yon X v", 0 1 *' jou uk tr COi:* t y - •« * <ifTTr **»JC 'll. Smith. ••** •.«■ Complainant, Y^ t ,f pea from gome of the Itoat | in the wren try. : Tbe Florida Land and Development Court of in, h cult of the Hial for He*fnole < . BUTT TQ till I FT. 4 W L B * ' »nd day'n, Dhrrmbrr’ ■ To the Florida Lend and Devel­ |Ur. Brown: -SpeedwarWl- opment Company a Corporation: Lght eight machine* will be It .being made to appear to this that Summon* in Chancery lover g circular t«wc£for tho Court hea been horofofore leaped, direct* ■OS In central Florida dur- ed .to you, and that ttio Sheriff of D* Land meet. Burr Lam- Seminole County, Florida, nag made tddiAmrrk«n profenional, return, that eam« canbdt be nerved owing, to your fallurt torolvfei ofit the wheel of one machine flberre or appoint agents. or to have d Homy, for two yearn the within the Btute\oI Florida, an.of* tampion of the world, will Seer or agent upon Whom proces* t other. Other driver* who tdto race are Dr Palma In Merced**, Cotay with bla ’eugoot, Dally In hi* Slme*n, the Orlando flnnh, In tenac, King Kelly of Kanwith his Dcusenberg, Me­ o^jth*d_^1«nda^Jn_jjrm^^ an . Oldfield Special, and track in the tooth. Some difficul­ ty wag experienced in shipping car* ^ i l i l T o on hand thatTarc now in Do. Land *r assembled on a dirt the star ter'a flag, •< Seventh Judicial Circuit ot Florida, In and for Bemlnola County. s* * JBVmth judicial eta I f fld ltlliA , I* A k l! SKVI'tOt.*: COUNTY. IN Cl f r.il la c Stanley ■and J. A. Kocrrs, ComplAnfa Wlll/am Smeraon et al., Dafendanta ItIT TO aUIKT TITLE „ M„ CITATION ^iSKlMtefc man. Truttee; > A fChasaao Neavo Cleon* Howard BathUrl Chau* data IaabaU* tnd hunband,[•aye: Joaeph If y j• \ 1 1, •f - ' ‘ 1 [ » 1 i ■ 3 ■r Highest Quality IDEAL BRANDS have ied the State for thirty years. Order early and avoid delays paused by congested freight conditions. , »_ n t rv «a . j — - P a l m B en ch , D a y to n a B e a c h :------- 3 1 7 -3 1 8 F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k b i d s , m trade talent, ocoffldkT*. li * •: I r **w ,n t down driver* will c,- D. COUCH. Hecretary. '1 nta In U»* nopth a* SERVICE ORGANIZATION AVAILABLE TO VEGETABLE ^ O ^ E B S . 'W 3 We otter to the vegetable growers of Florida, through our subsidiary. Florida Agricultural Supply Company, the services of Dr. M. D. Leonard, an Entehiologist and Plant Pathologist of high repute. If troubles arise ip tbe field, tell us about thpem and we will give you the most up-to-date meth­ od of control. Our pried list No. 29 will be sent upon request. ‘ Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company PAUL R. FORBES, Mgr. v *I' s*yB ,T y. Ofg .v. , . iy *flL :V l , Vf 1 »* *. 14■ ■ * ThereVis ample opportunity for V ,* <, V ; >Vk '£*— V~ you to purchase desirable loca­ tions at advantageous prices be­ fore the positive 1 0 % '"increase on all homesites that becomes ef­ fective January 6th, 1926. NASON, rBIdir.- - t ,« v w ,.v .r 4 M a c F i r i " l i ft • aVjjnit l l • Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, Weat • C E N T R A L F L O R ID A O F F IC E WnrRoW of nine o'clock A. I t . for the purpose .o f considering W h I be permitted to a U rt, a matters aa may tie brought* before Wr AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXESfj.t '• S. 0 . G R A Y , R E S ID E N T M A N A G E R �broaght up o o l t e Hf*im «* »< » f* of Tottn in • 40 r« lN»,<wlth l« o , the lowr»t. Geo retit, h among Union. The St renJt toward th Ms instructor and. poss^ far beyond. 5nr was to remaih Sergeant Heiffer I of thirty yoMfs, Private Brown wa* .t®JfeO-Wulle of sergeant* lieutenant, captairTjunl^ll ttfe'Varipitf jgrjt4es to that of-major ganeral. ^ ^ W f i n h f o i r , yotinrinw ; a Private Brown or d Seftfe* arit Heiffer? Are you going td:Ole top, or are you going to rgmafh Micro you are? We are. not. prepared to state wbat was the key to,Private Brown's success, Hut we are willing to wager that It was hard .work and lojng hours. He did not become a major general by playing poker on winter evenings. He got there by doing juftt n little more In Defense of Florida . *«■ . » VERBS FOB TOPAY Lk.* . l - < !ivTSS^. d Iinert, them tree, • - . .Chamber ef Coinme supply of sutomobl! .;Dld you get one? . because of the „ "nly 8.7 percent of - Mr. Helms SrnrM much interest in , throqK|*S 3 expressed throert eeainir. ceding. Half ,/£‘AJ J9h| than 80 per ctni T J | persons voted lnd J ” 1 country nluat not interfere. ; 7 * - ~* ^ : ' -- , ^ While western states are fight­ ing a* to which shall have the water that goes to waste through uw d « P canyon, while private companies block any uso of Uint water, fearful that the people mav where it Is irtnorhy.-fn hrUsrffl tlon, 4,000 peniwE? hie 10,000 electe4C*J THE V^JRLp HAS outlived much and will outlive a at deal more, and men have contrived to be happy in It has shown the strength of Us constitution in nothing more than in surviving the quack medicines It has tried. the scalos of the destinies brawn wlU never ,wbigh eo much as brain. Our heallng-ls not in the storm or in the whirlwind, It Is not in monarchies, or aristocracies, or democracies, but will be revealed by the still small voice that speaks to the conscience and the heart, prompting us to a wider and wiser 'humanity. * jW■ —James Russell Lovell. • IN FLORIDA THE banks Ijave their feet solidly on thp ground. They have not been curried away by the retd estate ri(tt that boom, and in spite of ti TOOfteoUsly, doubling, trl times, in the-last year, th' lo in general •n taking rare M Y FAVORITE STORIES jglble Our city . 3 therefore ropreients s }} th*,. the city. Our Stats p represents less than 10 \ - H OPENING AN OLD SORE NEW YORK TIMES s H a rris . WmeaTtcsTioxs ,XCQ Robertson, Williams and Monahai PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS t « lt » 13-13 M iU n lt Tempi, Dali we dream often of falling. And it explains women1! horror of makes. The, make! could crawl out along the limb, and steal the ■looping ,baby frpm It* mother. Any. good antl-evolufToniat could America. . .. •The new combination >y. Clarence SA V E and to European Investors, mainly British, which were eoblly repudi­ ated by our Statei responsible for them. The whole dlaf.gree*ble sub­ ject is gone over again1in an ar­ ticle in The National Review by Young J. Pentlond. He reviews the sor^oWful tale and shows how attempts to sOcure a settlement through the United States Supremo Court were defeated by application of the Eleventh Amendment to .our Constitution, which forbids exitension of the judicial power of tho aAy l /orel^m - Stute/t ’ 'The^suthftT soerns to think that a suit could be maintained by ’a foreign state ea such, but . this is highly doubtful.V . His fnaln Object la, however, to contrast tho position taken by Americans .regarding European debts with that assumed years ego by the various states which, re­ pudiated thqir obligation! held by foreigners. Referring to the fact' that the United States has now be- EARNING . . OUT * m oney OP SCHOOL A vacation that is all play and no "p won’t get you anywhere, boys. out imuwiur* 1L is vq ue nupeui iubj follow. This is that reprssentatives In Congress of tho defaulting State* will have the grace to* keep rllent .whorl the European d«Al •ttleihents are'under debi debate, and settlements will not Indulge in loftyf about the duty of every <i Power to pay off every hon without evasion or forced' miae. T^^whe'teorjey, of y ^ r 'o m ^ mer and make a start toward a mm’i bank account. F IR S T N A TIO N A L BAN LINKING PALM AN D PINE V . NEW YORj£ -HERALD-TRIBUNE The star of empire has at last The mld-wesUrner with htkfar, been diverted from-its weltward tuno sttlL to make, opened real es­ way and is trending to the South. tate offices and invited tho people The Dixie Highway now-spans the back, homa to Cfme down, and buy 1,087 miles between Sault Ste. Ma­ eorner lots. - The£ enmo, by thou­ rie, Mich., where winter ta winter, sands glad of an excuse to escape and Miami, where, in the phrase of the gales'thkt bjqW across ' tb# tho joyous voiced radio,broadcas­ Great Lakes from Labrador, and ter at that point, "it’s always June willing tb make's turn in real es­ folks." Ohio, Kentucky, Tettnesseo tate by way qf paying the expenses the. trip. _ TOM SIMS SAYS I and Georgia have completed their o f NoW that the Dixie Highway.has links In the great chain of good n ------- :— , Tha sawing mschlne was pnt- roads that will enable the midentsd in 1700 and neighbors hsva westerner - when snowdrifts are ited high by the blisxard, to run current. Along the Florida Waat dropped In to usa it evtr since. In own to Florida to play a few Coast, where ft Is possible to dip -Our ambition is to be a plumb­ rounds of golf, catch a moss of land from tbs sen bottom and acti­ er. and have an assistant to do our tarpon and Invest a little money ve rt it Into Wands nnd building real relate developments.' ; plots, tho burtAl Western “r " will forgetting for us: It was natural that tho state si mark; tho prevailing speech,' c s fo f tho Alleghenies should bo i ,And u^ureUminbly tehlM the _.Tha only thing worso than Ohrjqhpaa dfarB is. the jokss writ­ o flrxt to 'clear tl|a path to thd l°ng, *trte^ of-tbiUbparda^ and hot ten about Chrlstnuia clgara,- In­ nd.of,midwinter sunshine. The dog sUndsrthatwill line the whole cluding this one. . •oplo of Michigan. Ohio, Illinois Touto of tho new road th* trim l: id- Indians were tko nlmieore In « « ^111 ftnd beJutiee in the state* ffh whMUhcy pass that will On Christmas Day ;■the "shop tha development of the nejsUElorimany of tpem to stop off-and .logon changes chsngre to !‘swsp ds.r Ouly * few yrefa ago Carl earVy ? slogan 'arms and. plantations, j ->W-'— f--' Flshar put •the Jprofits of - his In­ dianapolis Veletlreme {nta.tbe great ist tho. ^gclflc railroads did >e open spans thq Dixie Hlghtravel flattens vlll do in greater measure fo r nrltoryHhXough which it rankit will be fit more than , local » to tWf pation. For It wUI clear th«rpossibilities of. the rich jeastfn Lincoln Highway end hasten money: on coffco breaks ,down Bradlov's. | Is, you worry yourtry,n* to find a cup fit to drlpk. NOTE O F.W A I second place, they pretend to dosl with the supernatural, And. what One great trouble, with these did you dp for this fortune teller 7" bank robbers who flia.ia they stay *your hsrd-earnod k£"1T*$S!38 wages on k ThejUB: ■cm only those whltTfl city eligible to rotr. .V-000 negroes liitfri-sourtPe.^ Things raf*1dofier 'fl*' !':in«;ally, on a big scale these days. ■*>•?, _ . V -------.-•(laronco Dillon, still a young rrput, i.-r'rurprls]ng.big.finance.' Ho Is tho mnn who got the Dodge Mo­ tor Company away from the.chief popci* In Wall 8treet, that exnr xi'f t t swallow and pleasantly digest, that, useful^ organisation. " Vi( .* * ,Jf4 f*', 1• Rrveiend JMjnee'8. Montgopiery, rknntaip of the houae of-represenistivB.n, puts the Modernist and I'uiidni »J»itallat' problem ,jn few wotdst . "Siodernlsta say, 'there ain’t ho hoH.' - fundamantalirti aay, 'tho hall there a lrtV " • •The sversge man says, "there msjr, ox there may hot be .such a superheated resort. Blit to avoid running risks J shall behave de­ co ntly,B- “ . im .v-You may add \hat be doesn't amount: to much who refrains from eln qqly because he fears, that he may g o ,to hell. House Ways and Moans committee THE PREDICTION THAT CAM E true t ;C : At a recent luncheon in He w York of the Catholic Acton'.(hill the-Rev. John Tslhot Smith taid ■tory which had an especial sppeii\ n ,e lch ho Is a distil minlstrntion. „ The stand taken by the.Register Is commendable,.and.iPh? Herald believes that the Mobile paper expresses the senti­ ment of the majority of Alabamans. Right at a time when many states are wont to he jealous of Florida, It seems thot all the more praise ishould bo accorded _______ a paper ___ in a, neighbor: ing state, for so boldly defending Florida as the Register hai done. ___________ _____— . ■— :------- -----------^ T h e Register says: Chairman Green .of the House Ways and Means committeo made an unjust attack on Florida, in the debate on tho Federal inheritance’tax, declaring that the people of Florida, who have abolished the inher­ itance, tax by constitutional amendment, can never / ‘make a really big state through colonies of taxdodgers and money-grabbers, parasites and couponcuttera, ja u trippers and booze hunters/* This out­ burst qf temper reveals Mr. Green as playing, not tl\eroIe of constructive statesmanship, but as striking out at anything he thinks ho cap hit. Tho stnte of Florida looked like a target for his. anger, no ho proceeded to call the people J»vd jWmfp of her po, between Republic, ]/ '', ( / / r ‘k* hart,, laughi n Oeorgia -was ,i y for,one ..mrndre tally (t hod go .D cent time., FloridiTiH pected to get ^ ■inc* the fisneTs Despite the fact that there are a number of newspapers, particularly In the North, that are stiU fighting-Florida by publishing many untruthful articles and scathing editorials, thero remain a low papers which give this state a good word — * i*— *•.’ ■ ’ ' f', I every time the opportunity arises . Recently Congressman Grqen of lows, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, undertook to assail Flor­ ida for the passage of .the amendment abolishing theincorae tax, and the Mobile Regjpier quickly came to the defence of this state, rebuking the gentlemen from Iowa hi no;uncertain - j- ! HEARTS fit, h V ihvfcvi beesuto of U jfi tioo, which doe* In. jfplie of th! iCarolina ro\Jiti OSTEO-PATH-IK—ONE H PER CENT DRESS SHOE S V. TRl-CITV" HF*“ 3 Federation.of Wai fakir, And jn exchange for ytmy two d6llars what dld ho do for you I " , V er. About mvrDMi w j L i . a*. lord Avenue �I L in MUNICIPAL CABLE e v e n t j AND HAND ENTERTAIN •E FOR MISS ZACHARY f T** ' % ^ Ltisw fumtofiarf 'urnished hy ithe lo- .. ------■ ^ 'H i m — ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » . — — ■ W W f ^ ■» ■ : George Caldwell and Georgs A. The lovely cm Wilsan w«rc> ImtliWM visitors In '. "The me Sanford eanrord 8ynHynSarfonJ on Wcdnwday from Brad-, Miaa Perrie Leo irnfti *^ P pX *t the new City turn danen fulte a number of fea* Avenue eras the a vfCtl OQ ateh «... 'feTr' Introduced irr dne of th® mo,t delightful party Web K*y colored caps. horris, and dther nairs i li* ■nn«» ronl as well M aet- V- Wells Is spending thin afternoon whan . SSpKi pentlne ntlne confetti were dlitrlbuted Mm Marion B ftd en< an favors. • 2 * k wth™h « TnoU* r' & R- bridge honorini Wells at Wallace, N. C. ar * t e h*bK ,„ ^ a buffet topper. _ . . . ime for . t t i Whltner. J& and W. P; RaveneL ; epAslsti,-- , of potato salad, sandhotldavs from Snliiru Collets at H«i “ «* £T»Cn, the season’s col­ Wichcs"Ut mil coffee were served, •Sf* *nd Conoley a n Bristol. Vs. — ■ ., SIii vUli ors. were twantunlfy carried .out vii tlnje relatives at PineVlew and being chairman Valdosta, Go. Vlvld-hoed polnsattlas and ferns 5B7f 9 P I Wjth • profusion of eut flowers, ■ & H Hardy , -----1 committee, committee. were used to advantage la bas­ streamers of ted. and green as well c* i f ° ^irvshment n l a ,^ attendance, kets and val»* In various rooms a » petted plants and palms, form- •uhort Mr. and JlrsfEdward Higgins when the card tables wen anoint­ Brady, Mias Mina Howard. Mbs r#®d.w®4 followed. The court la Inff a rich setting for the. pastel .r-lr- i-. lJ. afternoon in their ed, The color motif of red and Lillian Shtnsholser, Mies Sarah *®k#dto eftjtdn tha eommlsaion and imeka-wont bythn yofiHy lidlcs. - * town n guests 1 , well, well o/m « u as about 300 Jacksonville where Mr. iphaiUed Warren Kasterby, Mbs U ttb the cootnctor from continuing tbe . The music was waa exceptionally being present, Hljcirlna went on business. Caldwell. Mbs Lea Ammons, Mb* «*<1 « ta now obnned. . * * %“% ■ ' " I Nell Williams, Mn. Ralph Stevena,! — ■' ? ----•• to m fb .t , 9* W. Byrd of Delray arrived Mra, Wideman Caldwell, Mn. AlTampa—Construction work bv ,TS FOR MILADY In Sanford on Thursday and is the clubh0U»».*t fl O’ Madb Sei BY MARY MARSHALL the p e n of Mr. and Mf*. Clyde At feten that - ‘.'■t/ui.i'itCowHfht McClure Syndieate Byrd at their home on Myrtle Mday Avenue. ' bJ ub" ortho w. a be held atthehomeof ----- ■■■ ■■ •■ ■ ■ —v y^l '* - - " '♦ ------------ ---* —■' •J I te, at 8 o'clock .at her are not Bo'conatn^ed— * -MJ* *J*d Mr** Wilson and bird Street ahd Pal* they are railed Wellington haTO r«tarned home from Mfllhierj ^pecJSs^ boot* aid if they come into prip" Brandon where they Spent thowaat olarity they wfil doubtless fc Wc?k MWhite Qf Mrs. WUknown imply as Wellingtons. *on a parents.\ . v;s, «rnr,nlan/ women have dream-, , ----- — balurtkiy, Jaiii & Baskets and bowls of gladiolus . . ■tfcLAP^f; A rfrmitiwns Issued from the' All bus llvlrg ^ home of ofrico rr City Clerk 1.. B. 1’hilllp, fsure e ton. r women . f r still . , wear M t c h fe f nU . r, a- a** ” k“ ro"’* Mn. Delta Sororlety Dancte at A. K. Powers on wednesdiy ttday fir the erection of a warv* evening when she entertained « [hoUs., by thn Wight OrcHvry Co.* Ul at * o’clcx?V. ^ Felt Hats / sklrf* IV. t e ' c o l d sTnShv w ^ . 'r -\h ' ttmi M «. ^ i v l d U|rd of inilge hon.iring her ni*t«, Mbs on Fourth Street between Elm piui, Georgia Mobltf irtR onter;« ' v , V i c ’*■" thcr jttvaila the li^ht >ltn.wp «Ie^*auv*^‘’ nrrivtd Jn Sanford on Margafvt 7^chnry, wlm is iMH-ml- u urt>l AvpnUM< _ | J t her hom? on o fV n r c lf f t ' ? edneaduy -for n brief sojourn irig TO. boll,dsyr hero with her j Tho building K v e r y F e lt l u t lvn arU losa’ to be onu story I 3 o'clock honoring actuallv uinvhoiu^on.e.'lt |* at least ° nd arc t,0W>,n* *» W Valdez, parent*,-Mr._aml Mrs. A. D. /jjd\v in height umi.i i to:be constructed I v«ruo will b<?Fohl at. this Ui Ison, a bride-elect eo^rm rVsblo‘ Tho wid«»pronJ T~ I ary. and John Bridge* and Clay 0f cement Mock*. “ Thy cost,Is es*. custom of wearing goloshes has Mr- »nd Mm. Eugene Tittle have Bridges of Raleigh, N. C., who are timuted at f 13,000. eccn z result of tHia unsuitability ‘‘"turned home from Jacksonville her hpu^e guests. i lucmuwd business during the.) C? ,<W^ h®* ohviou* die- *hera they were tho guests of Mrs. .Of exeeiitionnl interest was the year lPUR, ami predictions for even. »dvnn,Spes fur wenr In town. Tittles mother. Mrs. Muriel ana game o f bridge nlayed during tho ARRIVALS T-v^* W’«llir»|cton hoot is inndc »i*trr, Mtys Naru Muriel. evening,. »cyi;e* wot« kept on tal?£ waterproof ^"ther. and. liea done 'Jn, ,hnljduy suggestion*/ mm t ' i t» it i * Lovely^Bridge Party NewWarehouse To1 f e s r s £ ComtncUJS, Wight Grocery Co. t o Ttle Smith, Jacksona Taylor,- Jncksonvlllc; kins, Daytona; George tindenton: Georgo .A . denton; Wm. B. Campmv-Ule: W. ThomMon. fetninino fashions. Too bo bo-sure sure WolWol lington boot* hava been hcanl of* before—but women liavo riot worn them. As applied to boots worn by men In the first jw n :o f tho last century, tho word designated bootn quite high in fronUiUt-aui lowejrdrr backrTho new Wellington bouts her, Miami! A. E. WalYork;,' H. O. SGnton, , N. J.; Dr. Allen CorCity, N. J.; E, T. CorCity, K. J.| 3. J. Cor- 0n». O.; W. B. Haus. aM City; Mr. nnd Mra. i JncksonvUlaj W. D. tcksonville; Georgo W. ; Daytona; M. C. Herado; Mr, and Mra. E. k Jr., Bradenton; Mr. L W. CopClarfd, Miami; I M» C. Hutchins, Snvant H, Allen, Chuluota: Mr. t. F. Bo. PortF, C. Phelan'. Phelan-, So. Port[e.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. A. Gordon, MiHn* B. D.' Krnraen, #&SFiiS6£ ^ ^ M otjtgom ery, G..Thompih-McClain, WTEZyMA i»n, Jacksonville* E, City; B. F. Wilt Gainesville! A. I. «ncey, Ga.; f. WorthC. M Dunn, BarnesB. Maker, Greenwich, r. RuniLte Nelson, tamfprd, tho^h.built|on curving lines the Mtj, James Hotkey of Winter sod after the sual number or l’nrk' spent the day hurt, on Wed■ nVOgreaslons, a tho top adds to it* warmth. It ha* :uv*t of hor par­ and prices hwai nbt Ircomc wliinly worn in this rs. C. L, Flowers country, Somd bhoe dealers prot>by Miss Mprgnret Zachary. whUu ably f«r ^thAU t —WiH-eharmhe the men’s high. prise, n bos of munrifiorl'.Kved fate that but the ititkHutf, went to Mr. luiucuHter. Kusiisn boot^of j,fcw eohsons ago. In cutting fur the roil notation prize Rub Rheumatic Fain, n box of talcum,'Billie Fitts was Soreness, S t i f f n e s s tho fortunate one. At tiiQ. conclusion of tjio card Hub I'aln right opt with small THOUGHTS—WISE AND OTHERWISE There was n girl we all knew well in boarding school She was rcallj- charming, and sho hfld so much money to spend on her clothcj that »hs ought to have bcon the best dressed girl In tho school So she was sometimes. When her clo­ thes Were new- they were lovelyhut no frock or bat or suit or pair of shoe3 ever looked-proli morn than a few weeks. After that our charmlrj frierid’a hata' looked as if she had sat upon them, her shoes-look­ 'd ** lr 4m. had wAfli theni -a year nnd the frocks lodlf,’ks‘TrWlet&HWill not boon be dispeiled. ed them in balls and threw them in the wardrobe. * ' Itf you visited her rooms you Metcalf Is Appointed knits "lint was the matter. She Judges Of New Court didn't own a single pglr of shoe trees. She just threw her shoes In­ In Palm Beach County to the bottom of her closet with­ out rreing,that they were cleaned. wet and WEST PALM BEACH, Deo. ty. Sometimee they were still Wet —(AT—Briiest Metcalf^ was np- muddy. Sho didn't even see that pointed Judge of the Palm Beach they were dry. And her kata she threw up on tho closet'shelf. County Criminal Court of Record j(ut Sometimes they didn't moke 'tho by Governor John W. Martin, W. shelf, but eho hurriedly closed tho E. Toobuck former county attorney door so as not to see what will be solicitor nnd'Elmore Co­ closet happened to them. And the frocks! hen, present official of the court Well, once she found a new party will bo clerk of- the new court, ac­ fnxk, worn once behind her lounge cording to Information- received In s mass of wrinkles.' It had slip­ here Wednesday, . ped thenf several days before. The mtkl hadn't noticed It in cleaning the room and our charming friena hadn’t thoutht another thing about it—until sho found it there a mass of wrinkles. When she hui^c her convene for tho first time Jan. 4, frocks or coata up sho looked for Actual work, however, .It is ex­ Uops. If there were nano she just pressed, will not be started before hang them up by the straps or the middle of tho month as official collar. *-V, }ri\ court records will have.to be ord­ Of courw this Mend of ours was ered and tnforruatlon against de­ not entirely to blame. Her mother fendants, uled. by tho solicitor. must either has hemlf 6r.must Huimmee—Plans forming. for daufhtor one of the teachding new county hospital near sesm n pi a,.'"-’ 1 jcculd not havg - - -Sanford * Bach, ftr0.u*ht and art game tjm tables worn (Hid with dninVy eUvors and refn-shments of concealed fruit » salad, anilines, >olives, mints and coffee woro nerved by the hostess, assisted by Mra. J. E. Bridges of Raleigh. N. C., Miss Bessie Zachary and Mra. Mr. and Mra. B. W. Copeland, A, D, Zachary. Miss Anne Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. -Thoi a enjoying the cordial hos­ W. F. Peebles and M. -Kelvey pitality of Mrs. Powers were Misses Margaret Zachary, Lillian Chadwick wore a pafty from Mi­ Shlnsholser,)Marlon'Rand. Mina ami stopping over Tn Sanford on !- Howard. Sarah Warnn Eaatsrby, Wednesday enroute to the West , Anita Du Bose, Martha Rhodts, Coast Naomi Scogganv Perrie John Bridges, a * y Brld .WINTER HATS — ------III Vblvut mill priced ut What's Rheumatism? Pain Stop drugging! Not one c. fifty requires Internnl treatment. Rnb eoothlng, penetrating “ St. Jacobs OH? directly upon the ten<Wi! spot" and rvtlrf comet: inhtnntly. St. Jacobs Oil la a harm­ less rheumatism and sciatica 11nsmeiit, which never disappoints and cannot burn the t|Wn. Limber up! OFFICE MACHIfi T rru w sm u iK / *i- |r *+ ^s' •'*•*'T 7 ; ; j i s iT ii\ s w A i u n s u a u i k i h M „ Li»*-*«TlM»e «'wprO*1tf«n> WalltMar'MnekasM al bottle fi Iff Just tt w iw R r* rrlk l* r I* Utile* M neble*. TUELL& SMITH araMMsmwf-: fV W 1UT. OH«»4* .-^"TTlT Emmett A token tome of tho time devoted to mathematics or Latin-to, rive this young woman soma practical leasons In taking care -of her clothes. Almost every young woman would profit by a little Instruction In such matters. For .very often it* Is only as we grow older 4nat wrreallse tho enormous Importance of keep* * * ' lothoF . T ® ! f c •: , . •• Ono rack of all wool coata, p!tiin colon and/fnnty materiulti. *omu with fur collars. Gray, Ton, Brown and Black. Values up to $18.60, Saturday sale p rice - /. ..v ; : . / ^ Fheonix Silk Hose MgS N• * Fuhi allk fotita with liald Iors in till thy new light shades, «l»o.bla*k and white; _____ ler ■to MagifbRs ids in Sec. 31; con- Pheonix SUk Hose iHtre Bilk foot, full-fuahioncd with Jialu tol>n In 16 new almtlea. 3pociuU!or Spt- ,A- Hob lerntlort " '7 ’ M^ FOR SATURDAY Cecil DeMille Can’t Tell Which Is Prettier i*to John D. Bu- W ill. 1>0 (rial bottle of old "St. Jacobs OIL" ” * * __ *. , ts^ Tool Zach-1you1 ary, Robert Deoioni F. K. KnIghtUsciatic-palhi snvehesR-vtlfl C. J. Lancaster. . swelling. Don't suffer I ............r ■ 1 ' j awslts you. Old, horn Mrs. May Conoley returned to Jacob i Oil" hia relieved her home In Valdosta, Ga.. after' of rheumatism jufferera ii spending two weeks hare with her. half century,- and la just Clyde McKinney Jr.; Is Claimed By Death S ^ U n C o m b ln atfoim �85 M W » r i £»■»*>*'*£ t in !B M n V K B 5B PKiKSS. !« denary, to c^nipUo a 'of Amort con Erglho Include only words that &CZZ sh e * ' w tlf ’ b ?*m m S T v Ih e it'fiavs had meanings sup- and ••me method o f noting each item AmsHcan writers, a t .work in England, <ffl‘ a le b a fste paper with dear indteatitnr T^OieTitTrctf. Craigte dircorrr From these millions o f Hips thfe ace the history of the whole Editor.', under O r. Crnlgle's direc­ Hilary which hnd bdeh In use tion, wlti begin the prtfcisa ,o f nsrka from the coming of the tabulation and compilation. The nlace for slant* Professor Crnitrlo Says, Ic either on the tonda, If cited at all," Profesior tn o o f those who like it or in a rle points out,. *Vero usually s la n t dictionary. He admits,1 how­ ed for the use of some uncora- ever, that a .s m a ll percentage o f word or phrsse, while modern the slang o f one’ generation will m are commonly fcltdd only b r the usual speefH1 of the next and will In ’ tluk^Mul bcetftae a ■ome Americanism. ■ '< he natural conclusion was (hat natural part o f tmrwrlttert langtii was a need for a dictionary ago. new klnfU-one of tbe AmerlTo this extent ho says it must IL It: Booth, Retail B. IV. Harris. Fool hi M. Narvia, lie tail M i/-1*: F. C. Murph. Bn Chaat_ W . Uoda Frank Cox, He r Table. I a ’r & H .. tonguo as a whole." i« co-operation of laymen and sota throughout the country In compiling the :« Brok f e Itta and VttgetaM' * irC jp p U U , p. Thurmond. Autos LXW«n-ChO'S|«3 •y Apipir, 7 e ift* iotti.ss4.5,,a g mlnolp Marble H. a It*(1 (tlck, Florid* Toilorl iCrtiat Tailor. lirok rr__ >-w* iroker. Lets Correction. Uctnse No. 49 Isau • « • i'.- .. - TOTAL AM O U N T-------- ,--------------------------------- -- be reengniud IH'any dictionary', and ono of American English will afford numerous examples of .this rise and fail of "words, l)*nn-n*rK Corp.. Heal McCu1ler> CrbcSry Co^ Haro Mitchell, ijp o b l Ti Mrs. Florence. Holding. Itestnuran }V. 4. ThiKpen. A «t. London A a r, C. Carter, r i r t w fc: i f e n n; J & 'A S S t s S R itall Merrhant— ;— Feb. Dealers In A u to e ^ O ^ - " erchsnt.. John W . ,McKeo«m. Beal SUtato Broker.. OlympiaBwlauran W . A. McMullen, Baal E sU .v p s a * Repairs. Harry 3. Wilson, Haa! OrtaM Un.k, tl. W . Cooke,'. Beni Bet. Hrobef KeW Year’s Day Will ifehfer In Well Planned Winter Program Of Golfing , And Dancing And Sjvlnmlnir ^HOLLYWOOD. Fla.. Hae - g l ^ 4he winter ssason at Hollywood, 'the new rsaort city of Florida od the Atlantic Coast between Palm -Beach and Miami, will formally opeii on New Year’s eve with fes­ tivities at the Hollywood Golf and Country club. From then until perhaps April 1 the winter season 'q t Hollywood will bo at its height. Entertainment at the Hollywood Golf add Country club will feature Van and Schtwck Broadway vau'do* "ivll|s headliners, in an engagement lasting four weeks. Atohg With Van and Schneck will bo sufih well ikaown other- Broadway perforttiers :ea Jhne Overton. Corlnnu Marsh, Anita Furman, Shirley-Dfthl,, all Reinforcing tha act of Van and . Schenck. Following Van and Scksntk for five weeks will come Elsie Janis, world famous comedVtonne, who left her own show end her gang to get h taste of t)le de­ lights pf Florida in Hollywood. Mias Janis Will be the headliner at . Hollywood for five weeks. ‘ Fol{owing. Elsie Janis there will be ■ome other big headliners, perhaps tha Dolly Slatern.'tA bo featured ,at •tha Hollywood Golf and Country club, Complete Program > ' The season's activities on Holly­ wood Beach will bp elaborate, and It ISrecognised as ono of tho finest beachss In Florida. In the new Hollywood Casino swimming pool, this, winter,:will be held some aquatic events in Which the athateur and professional ptara among the >wlmmers of both men and i will compete. Ethcldn rey, Olympic i'#lmmlug star, iady at the Casino with u 'troupe of swimming girls Aiving jBfcV iiwimmilng and diving cxhlblTiona. g v " .* The progrni,m at the Hollywood club, BO fars as Golf , and yOUl.. golfla concerns ■will be big. The ^ program will c itain many golf ntlonal and local . event* of both ____ Dth, men and wo­ mportance for SfV nen. Acco;rding to tho announceS ^ -. :Jaeni lent of J. W W.,1Young, develoi ollywood, and now mayor ol ity. »ome prises Will latar 1 tranced that will bring to 1 rood all the great profeo iiu e ti to f rancs, in Hrminoie creamery Co.. Ice Cra Lewis Kverett, .Itotail Merchant Hllla Qre*n. tfhnw, show......... ...... tloyd Belter, Retail Merchant.... Z. J, Jerry, Dm a s 1st.---- ------------7,. J, Jerry. Q arase tor Repairs Contractor. II. L. Boberta, Retail Mei W, It, Luna, Hot. Dealer I W f'L . Kl*r, Beal Rill. Brok 'Winfred Hnyderr Retail Me w . j , fntftrnen.Akt. worth n Frank Welle. Bicycle-Hejmti A. P.,Connelly, AaL Mary 1* A. P, Connelly, Aat. Aetna A. P. Connolly. A « t . Aotna c A . I’. Connelly. A «L Amer. I 1 Freeh Meats. As. co.----------rund ins. Co.... — _____ ________ _______ ______ _ J U A -Q j Ins. Go. A. P. Connelly. AkL.MarcanUle tbs. Co., ol Am..... KSSS' pill worth Uroa.BatfKURH Seminole Overland Co., Oa Estella Iatwton. IteaUura Andy Howard, BagnatO V Used Furniture Co., Retal Connelly, A g l Connelly, Aat. Connolly, Aat, tiotl nntl will make it tho richest art institution:,lit .lho.,hvorM, Through it Mr. Munnoy, stepped ahend of J.-Plprpont Morgan ps the Bill Sjt R U S c m holly, Ajn tt a Connelly. Am. Mw; Connelly, AjgL AsI Connelly, Agt. Aet Connolly, Agt.-Ante Jrrw .A , Lee A Bro., Bel. Dealer In 1 T. W. finrnee, Barber Bhop^._______ Dr. A. Dolan. Veterinarian 'Burgeon J. II* McKinney . a Bool Tablea....„..- % 8 s f « 8 £ % t e T .? 5 S t ia r !± $15,OOOtOOO. ■IS Mrs. V. Urquhart. Retail Merchant-. Mr. Munsey publicly„had never •13 I»r. U..-D. CMwetl. Dentist...... .. ....... ehown portlcular.Jntercat In the 831 Manhattan Cato.,Bustauraau.i 3* Clements Pharmacy, Druggist ......... mueeum, hla. contributions being i 1(1 Mrs. Alice K. Leeds, Lunch Hoorn.~ little. Mr. Munaey left approxi­ 1fi37 R. H. HteaUley, Garage for ltepalrs. mately $300Bp0j£Wa buaJncsa a»- 03* W . K. Bcuggan, Dealer In Fruits and eoclates. and $250,000 life annuit­ ies «qulrin£ as much, as principal j friends; Motor Car Ins. Co; As Ins. Co.___ a. a ins. Co. itta. Co-............................................... Vi FurtU lna Co___ •A l^mdon A Globa, is-lna Co. of Am,.-,. Srly lna. Co..-;-:__Sen Flra lna. Co.-„. PShlra Fire loa. Co.. t t ip*. Co..... ■ , A ft Lf . ) to Bowdoin ils'an-‘honor. Among minor bequests made by Mr .MunaeyV^tP,. Meheior, was* an annuity- of $2,000 a year to Mrs. hart Pryor of Lowell.. Maqa* who waa a aweetheart uf Mr. Mtln•ey many yenra ago. Mrs. Pryor Is 70 years old, Friends safd Mr. Munsey and Mrs. Pryor, then Anme.Down*. had been engaged In Gardiner, MK, 50 years ago. William T.TJew^rl. an executor of the estate, says there will be no Immediate sale of tho Muhsoy ivy. Real Eat. trrokv f e f e Atsrs. lU tair March sd laveatora nventora CoT, 1m In. Baalj a,'Retail IL Baleaman----- i^ J u a e 1.; ‘ 1 Bat* Drokp’r - ” ‘~JiSna IjV, >*R<4iaiia%ie,w-------------June it,. ..................... --IZJup*; Halverson Sells Wall Paper And Paint Firm To G.U. Stuart, M.Pox , . "-‘ VV V- .t t, ; u /ify ' It was announced this moral iu^ (Ho-bust nose at, lie West, Fii trtet. known,ns the Sanford Pal wTWolb Paper Company h >Up sold on Dec. 23 by H. A. U iwon to G. u.'*Stuart, Af Lot - Tcil Atolflnf. who lire oxiwctod to’ il hrinv »o- nuo tho business under tho pr . the top notch amateura lit name df thq establiibmfanU Bfr, Hnlversofi la “ ? if -men, and tne icauuig lii dayere among the women Bile Muc far lane, national ind the unlo qf hla business to out- «8l dda -InU w U -w Ilf-allow- -hlr r t0 “ *!• ret the rest which his fa ling’, SS? Oflt, . His win repreauii HollyMr. Fox, one of tho new ow tors, Od at all the big ■''events In stated that muny new extensions urlda and elsewhere In the south: ond additions were being planned will aUo play exhibitions week- for tho Immediate ond that on the links at Hollywood and tho same policy asfuture established by ami, He will conduct a golf Mr. Halverson -would bo adherod on the links of the Hoi 2olf and. Country club dq when playing engagcmei ns- Willie Klein, youth llle KlalnT youthful J Ion of tho Motropo- J let, who has signed Itn.Wbeotlc " f i r * Palm Beach. wUI pair wfW Jan* In the tokm matches of rkls golflosgu* this winter. ■ orte of-the most promising among the youngw genera*■ , •t?lyrVStv:R^,»• -siji >. iff MT ns •IS 920 131 Of 123 M m « Tl W gpt “ (Mdon 1ms just Ha served, with del i . excellent poor peoploj « H f mussels a n deliciot Ime. , J- -iZ/k now fashion Is Produced to Mi certain ly Eleanor TOTAL TH1B SHEET NO. ; s h e e t n o , a. TOtAL- v : , i , K,a r Di,nuw,'Sf"i i TOTAL :anf -Ba»alj Itlon, Bloo. Contraeton.ji_ loh, BaaOSMatV Orolftr™ i, m i i i? : r t | " I .iiii II •' • Oct. B ' Dots Iroker. El rwit................. Itepalra------ [B-l * « " * « , Wagon t>nl Batata Ui int....-»««.M* >mr. Ina COJ. arcromble,, Aj hrcrembla. B t Woodrurf, A AWoedruff. -a lomca lna. Co­ llate F. ina; Ci Brokor„^_„. I»«rn-Aaer* Oa», .qyrvtHTruffJt, Broker. Dora Lynch. Haul I Merchant..: rteti' ft Lamont ohnalon, Hetal Mil \ OcL j| s . H r>A‘sV’5 ?Ti SreruOibU, As S f f lS T d : O0X. » •':•••.: S f. m o yef- I. Woodruff iJ King, iuai M leb* tndaniu. -----------— — n 'fc . itteodVh, Um 1! •L Urokar .liMiFehifT ■Jwman^.. , �-Kn°f«LEANa£S2r^JOnThe •o. of late, M ike pro«rf.'i»*earc- 10-22* * 1 8 ^ 8 : ”Oct r i m and Ujltollowod IU M u Mm in •tnbar touched 1.88 and * toM ®lrg ;*-v of citaccr ;m $ s k ■V^V ; lowar, Way 8OH to wST/S * ■ •* wowlow all aroun [ May 45% ; to 40, and then 1 if rh"kv S ,v,«,.< Florida io(f values, the pro* , rR L .» L *«• "**»• of A'-aPV » fc » m .r Vh. , Court* « £ * * £ ? ’ Lto* kSwell Dy# ~~ ■ w d & son ™ for r J B i» i c s a a»Cr„f"t, -till. sa «-vSi’A } r , wi wllo.nJ0tr», 111 !»• foil ga H A v jTownahl J C * B ffiT iS yean ago took a piece o f raw land thatt W'WOffifOO; Squib, c5f tcJ%* t Su« •', -60@4!3o ; T« * Florida t fnney cosfl tV rweipta 2 cars; •tock 8,0005.60 ( Tomatoei Florida choice count and stc ® 3;5°: Oranges, boxes, •C-’j* j rr<-, never bad been farmed/ just across the undertook to-grow Holland bulbs foe Ta.wad* a » » l » 4 - r * » W kif P»r»*a« 7^* Wilkinson, m s ice Co.j.i toe WafoB— ....i.... ■ market* He is a wealthy man today* J| 9uiy V. im ocV. Assr. A qcIm y ground would produce beautiful tulips worth a lot of money. If be had wanted merely tulips,he would have waited to buy until somebody else produced them. But he himself became the producer ing back and up from fatuous Daytona Bead>-~the most beautiful woodland pa radise*in Florida* We know homes, hotels,_ clubs^, apartmenu.buainessblocks, planted, so to speak, in this noble park will produce a city of high values where cultured, well**t<3-do Americans will pay a high price to live* . w ®i* •*(M l ■Jfeii. rtffojter ppiiHin-.. .Ml<stn K ;>anv lUlhle k.rohnnu f l i .........ll I ' ■Total 1**’W *,**#1 **-*•********l»***,.l******* jW --- ~^+ OcCT, •Ironi, H u l K . |l0« ki%. ic Vendliir M* 'm i l , pnd Vega. Il.i to Hales reap..... lu in n r. ios. c —/. *.**■ •' - *j** r*i~-'-•'*?/ ■- •rV fL If you want merely tulips, wait to buy until we have spent millions developing and building this city. But if it's profits you want, invest now in some of-this proper-* ty. There is a great year ahead for Florida investors, and the New Year is the■ best- time to make a*•" beginning. j I , “ ■ , ;* . . . tt-niHifi, A adrlif* Jr.. I*•*•-******* Tr«>. tndwn. Co----- tm Z m E. Q. GRADY r w1< v 221 E. First. S t: m v\ g B B u l l >*l^1 :••K ' �frtf-*, .gpgrffri Sjp'\~Xiv * ji v \ ■;■■V - y&ii1-• ■ 'd % 7ciil v95R v i ,Vi ■ * ' v v r .**, jA ‘ f-jl *■ (r*.. ' 1 -ft*' .7 N f A , V .'f !►'TA '>‘*r ’V y|/»» Vjljv ffpg1■ sIwU „ti *i VH*"f *# rV - [i - ■vr> **. ’*■■<■•- 1 \ / 1A 1 , VV 1 STREETS, S U B ­ S T A N T IA L til Bu jn w j ,*{« S E S j^ M ^ A .; • ‘ -T^g 7j-?v v‘ ' ' ' ■>'.*.■ .'v ■ -. . • �Pi I I i . f i Vi 4i . i i* S i l T kH]\pnek \ U. tJ a! Irah ______ WToftRtif., ea Its Way Old Style American Dinhen; elty aa a 'g r 'ipreat _ Disllken Distorted Ramon of band and HERO W A H fa Winner O, Muni Tournament ‘ 1'» T” End Wedn. arvard msn when him after tho tackle, 'layers of Yale and •st sensation, ad unobtrusive *4 ion hlmdelf, denied .ar,r, bwn anything v Uli against him as he'always tac ■ . --r.v.u» iu win Miami s In thkt manner and bad p 2 golf open champ- Col C. G ------ k Swanson Slickn To a Civil W b .- b _ gig To Keep Their •NEW YOMCT ments. - !,■ NEW YORK, Dttr. 31 (/P>—The Conn wa* an enthusiastic larqulsq Jacques Henri de la Fal- tlst, and when hla upper liO^ de Coodray ordered pig’s disfigured so that he mufti _ longer play hla Instrument, ha ex­ perimented in Ms little rubber stamp factory here until he per"No one, for Instance," intorrup- fevfed a rubber , mouthniecc by Lawrence Gray, her leading which ho could blow it. Other In several pictures, “would musicians noted it and asked him lind you eating this particular make them similar mouthpieces. JW7J» ha turned hlif wholo tention to that. i laughed. there would bo greater surThree years later a French hornIso If It were known that I often maker, Eugene Dupont, Inventor ve sardines for breakfast." tho of the "light valve'' in brass in­ said. "You see my husband, Henri, struments, called on Conn, and Arnaod Massy, famous . a a Frenchman. It la not ummtfal with his aid Conn* embarked on golfer*, who'will compete ........ the manufacture of cornets. Pre­ j I . for hun to hava sardines at oral matches on Florida links dur- morrdn^ meJl W‘ sently his company branched Into Ing the winter. He’s the only mnr didn’t?think hv. , i Um manufacture of all sort* ot Frenchman, to win the much-cov- but afte?Illtln,band Instruments. It gained for eted British open title, turning the V f-11?hart.such preeminence In the trick in l f l o r This will! bo his hf* 7 field that slnAe then /lv« additional first vtiCt to this country. havoTlm hablt,*r ^ 0tIt' N W 1 companies manufacturing wind and string •musical Instruments of all kinds have established thenselves here. In 1924 the net sales of hand mt<ruments by Elkhart companic* reached more than $6,009,000, the nnu n iiock 01 lesser Industry employing 8,000 persons -------stars and extras, til discussing the with a $.7,000,000 annual payroll. BERLIN, Dec. 31,—(/**)—Walter day's work. Bartow—Oak City Guano ComRutt, utt, one of uGermany’s greatest being nuiue, made. »c uk c r m i n / n ga'ilC -U v Four • vu‘ pictures were wvoj uviuk cyclists, will retire from the track The marquise and her leading msn pany a plant to have now addi­ January 1 10, 1020, having complet- were worklhg . on Fanny Ilurst'a tion. ----- --< or ------ - / “ Untamed.’’ cd a full span Pnnnnta City-Plan* prepared »hlch tnoVhl "So little of the real truth about 1imli-n o» Is Riven the public," Gloria com­ for now Hotel Sherman. Auriralia and ’America. His ipm first big mas the plained. true or •«w uiir race nice w u in me ywHfwe "The *i»v scandal, iruo Haines City—Building permits Grand Prix do Paris, in 1001, where othorwlse, always comes outj tho Champions ht i. . Jj ■ ■ •f ood attacks upon } thedr ranks with an almost unbroken front In I9S&^ face a riking tide of youth -in • in t b o b w year, but the pro*pacts H footboU ■eem bright ffflr the present title— _____ _ Harry Wills and Gene l^ h ca d sy .-a n re-b«ea pranilud flghU by . Jack ____ >e lowest Dem mpsey, although,, faimbm has has ____.-------im F t > ^ h 'o le M.t“ koLc,'rnabout Turney i « o«l douibfa ,__ Ttinney n returning key was the greatest S S &oh, Kick sot around tha end hi* rounds were TlJji- to tbe rtk * . ^ «n d _ R ? t £ -silent * ■played ■ ■ foot! t r a ils always P j i 1^as that of .to. hd. ihai. - unconc* I S & r. l.__.. l X J 'r X i i l hitherto oh- creasing thtu.U of youth another ditty plhyn' the fi~Ue was Tho Pl*y through-* year may bo answered at, the apcage. lie was decidcdlv decidedly ia a clean clean ^ .... met Ih 8 e was characterised by a series preaching national Indoor-tournap layer." \m and r...—- , C~ ocltlitica and quirks of circum- msnt *" u i. *in which he —> expecta to #• fai .. ,<jf tho Blua. Two .. Of himself, and the charges ? * • » « . *w.n . i r t d . ; » d ™ r i ; Vincent Richards and Joan Bo. an, llcffclflnger and made against him, Hinkoy opco . I T .............' - a / W f BUUpUjed for Yale tttat Mud;. 1* :V* ; & ,X . m,tc1^ in Wilis, woman’s mnnu " l ’pi no murderer, no atranglar, [the towering nf*rot , ^ w“ t>eo Kegel, Canadian open chAmpion, (a making a trip to Eur­ fHartard’s center. W o r t no bone breaker, I have no Idea chamtutm, a«er consistently good ope which is likely to offbr opf injuring a man when I throw eiided'ffl « * f V l playing daring the ifrevious fore­ portunRy for a conquest.over Sudm but I do want to thiw 'M m noon, slimmed a shot ngalnstXa znnne Lenglen hut Susanno (has 'rfrora the field M d •o hard that he will not .get'u p tree hardly four fret distant, and shown no loss of brilliance. went to hosi befofn X get a fresh grip on him f » l e broke of; Bobby Jonas seems to have a knocked down when <9, t w i he can’t advance the hall. tho ball abounded to hit hia chest. firm grip on the amateur golf What do they want me lo do—have Dlcgel, forging into the lead, crown. • couple o f -linemen run h» from waa unnerved by the Incident that In professional golf there are tho side lines with n soft mattress . ,V #jri,ng during thh remainder few indications of tho overthrow form e to throw him on ?" the day placed him out of of -the veteran triumvirate — «“ ' ^the £JTarvnrd “S Ttmi § ! HInkty was a native of Tono- of hatled the running. Saracen, another fa­ Barnes, Smith and Hagan. ^ d 'Shouldcr, his usual vandn, If. Y., In recent years he vorite, was lifted on the crest of WUiia Macforlano, national 6phad been a salesman In the South, a momentary wavo of victory to cn winner, has had a slump due tackling. drawn there by the pine forests lead the field at the end of the largely to impaired vision. rT\ he finished sreopd to Kllcgiwml, good things only occasionally, Jf at, for 'November, totaled was huTt aovore- which were supposed to help him opening dty’s play. Ilia lead was^t Glenna Collett, woman's golf champion, • all, Tho impression prevails that , snort-lived for a poor seven on champion, never played so well as thet^saDanish i n storm o f eriH*- fight hi* illness. luMLlI wlth-Johann Sirffrk. tnhnttn Stol CtAl of — # Hol­ Ifwt ftltl* fm. te timl aha Paired our H life is just one wild n> party after "«81S.arSMJfST,%,?!¥ a four hole at-the beginning of when . she recaptured the crown land, ho won theSlx-dsy race at the another, whon as a matter of fact ' Sff ‘ Vt.OHIIlA, tv AVI! roll shw» , * o ,.h r o t * ™ , iv c i i a v yesterday’s match, together wKn last fall. . . v old Madison Square Garden in It isn’t. at Bobo Ruth ha* ■begun training 1007. subsequent disastrous shots, k it As a sample If exaggeration, she Jtlmer T. Haines and wife, .* ! Xtaraaret K \ linines, to regain the American league bat­ "ANC him on the fringe of tho leaders. Rutt had neglected to report In mentioned' the .apartment she In BY CONDO [*VTRITK Complait/ahta -And finally Jock the Hutch won ting title, he lost to Hellmann and Germany for military duty and he building on the roof of one of New a fleeting chance to capture the the circuit clouting crown ho re- hod- been listed as an “insubordi- York’s exculstvo hotels. The work A. M. Ueed st a?!.*' ■' laurels when his came through the liriqulshed to Hornsby, Ruth him nate," but hla victory In New will cost approximately $2Q,QtML ____ _______ _Abtt«udapl*T R u e ., 1 WouV d O k ts t o morning round yesterday with n risen from the gloom of cutting York caused |ho Kalser to forgive Yot it hss h«»n tiublished, sho con­ P i^ V 3 P ^ ' m i.L t o itviHT T rrm low score of 217, but youth ran defeat before,__ _______ _____ him and he was authorised to re­ tinued, that she is building a home I'ST MOO |Ki U S u s OF A Am Juicy ttaax t ITATIUV tuperidoee a losing- fight’ to'"lake "Destined tb another your of siic- turn to Germnny. on top of tho hotel at a cost of To the Altamonte Hprinas Cpmtho honors by a chsan cut mark cuss npaprcntly nro tho fleet Fin­ Hla farewell performance will 1200,000. Id lttW ^ 1*5 V fl* V papr,_ a Corporation: “ nish distance runners,. Willie Ri- bo n one thousand meters sprint, of three points. ■ U bnlna rasile to. appear to Ult* “ My husband’s passport soon will Fred- for tiro find three laps of which require him to. leave tho country _.iurt that n UnintnAns in t-hancory mouth wat ___ ew cycling king, ___ No matter who won or lost, Bob­ lota,. thu-new heretofore IsaUett In tela Spfcnccr, Harry Grob, veteran ho will be paced by his son, Oscar, a short time," she said. "( am has tioen by Johe*, national amateur champ­ directed m you, and that champion, of tho middla weights ion, and Willie McFarlane, nation­ finishing the lost lap alone. worried to death for fear I will be tho Wirrlff .of Hemlnuls I’nunlr. ha* mado return that, ths al open champion, who playgd a and Mickey ■Walker, monarch busy and unable to go with him. Plorlda. samo rannor ha served owing to spectacular threo-somo yesterday The moment he leaves without me,' your fatture elsot arfleers and Okeccliobec Building out wil go the story that all U nppulnt agents,to nr with Saraicn, are still endeavor­ to huvn'wlthla this Btats an nfflctr nr agent upon ing to break tho deadlock hoodoo Rail Body Asks Speed Permits For The Year not well In my homo. whom process could tie served, which has' followed them from the "There are some who believe nnd that yuur ufflcsra and agents - • ,o>: national open gouroey at (Wor­ In Unloading Freight Are Over $1,300,000 these rppArts bring good publicity are unknown; Therefore, yuu, The ‘ Altamonte cester. and more box office drawing power. Springs Company a corporation, MscFarlano acquired his present At West Palm Beach OKEECHOBEE, Fla. Dec! 31.— I don't. They might help tempo­ natped as a defendant In tho above causa ponding In ths ahnvu styled title the occasion when ho (/P)— Building permits for the yenr rarily, but In the long run they ~ -- ------t,tlc on tho lie ai Court, being « . proceeding tit asTa l l a h a s s e e f u ., d « . s i , 1U25 for Okeechobee amounted to hurt." ■.* broke the tie In. a play off, but tnlillsh nnd quiet the tills to the ^e knotted scores ’of of this pair (/P)—‘The Florida railroad eommls- 11^01,400, complete tbc Ip..,—figures ------ by the — “ Her idea of a pleasant time Is to following lands situate, lying II ^ tinniljliiMtf tV in Miami MinVTAI ntaloh Are* aion today telcgraphod A. H. Wagg building inspector being In 'th e County of tie ml; mcctor made public * ‘ to- have four, or live "Interesting" throughout the match 4re nnd Htoln Hlatn bf of FlorltU.’ FlorldA. mqre part ntore psrtlooahow. Over at uwuvvt fvvujvuu nuikit- ut dl«- day *«vwi f 900,000 worthof sons at her homo in the nvan/ntreJ and still unnerved. At the end of the of We*t Palm Beach, terminal ,nr,»’ na ifnll.res, f*-«*ds.crll.ed w.* * t^* •« «# ahts-wlt: *iu m liver's permits were iiuued since July 1 ftiul lo ippnu tne wcrk-cntli at hot first 34 holes, their cards show­ trict chairman of the receiver** ed 111 each.' They each took committee of the advisory board, and for ala months prior to July country place vrlth hor two cHII •« vifilng him to assist In st Ing upT f, I37B.800 Is7!» tm Vt/e-.forenoon round s lV ffl i ’HPrM IJjAd'1 *1 *',.**In 9s*rpermits r. , *Vk- vhsd'been aiiS-ai v*’ -aimsiw *■ day rrufr £aa«Wlft*V-*t 'to* r»— .-*1i1in* *za __i1* figure docs not Includo !/■ ® l . IK E afternoon score. Tallahassco—Oil survey to bo Improvements which amount to _____ ! « p.. ttho loy i efl 11*— County, Floridasent following receipt of a telegren) over 1300,000.- Water works ex­ mado of Polk County. " ,1s ft. Tract Wo. J. ts>( 11 of Annie Air Act Said Orlffin’alWujtalvlslon nniMH ■, nniAii.,.."i. of ... the I,., flout" 0t|Uth P. M. Will JgVVS I from 0. E. Illx, general superln- tensions cost 1124,(100. Suburban F :5 ^ > a i tNWH) of Beciltm S to* to you. Got 8.; tendant .of the S. A. L., who de­ building bordering the olty limits (Indian Rocks—.Ton now homes quarter TSteJg^rV- mMm To Be Inoperative clared Oni .Half <HS > nf the KoVlhUreat jES^|2?7 ^ that conditions were, badly is eonservatively estimated 'a t to he erected near. Indian Rocks Township ’ll South. Hnntre » Kast. ip r'r140,000. Inn. • asrecofded In Plat iWmk C, fstgs U Btot* 0M congested at West Palm Beach, V 'TALLAHASSEE Fla., Dec. St. owing to the slowness of consign­ Building’ projects which, are .AT.WV-Whether or nht the alleged 1 * «Ti ' ees to unload their freight- »htp- planned for the new year includo • ff' defects In Florida's law for licens­ a 350,000 tbentre, $215,600 city |: s ing commercial airplanes, passed at bond election Jan, 26, for paving the recent special session o f the and sewer extension*; $40,000 city TO MARRY AT 75 legislature* can be remedied, re­ nf *V * - •,(af t. hall, $1,800,000 luku frank’ im­ mains with p 0vmu>r Martin, It -7SW ^ - - »K provements, a 10Q room hutcl and RUTLAND. Ohio—Just divorced was stated at hla office this morn­ from the 78-year-old village black- two limaller hotels,' a $60,000 ing. Thp law Is. Inoperative, the Mrs. bora McHaffle, 75, is ara go building and $125,000 sttorney general^ has advised tho smith, on'the way to Palm Beach to wed qainess block. comptroller's office, because ho ap­ her girlhood propriation was mado to care for 76, who 1ms GIRLS LEARN TO WALTZ certain oxpondltures, and to make estate. McII disposition o f f adds turned In to the bur MALDEN, Maim-Hjgh school cfw^-fT. the itath treasury. ’ girls ore learning how to waits In Jcssa to get 1250,000 moving order to attend a party at Hsory Tillahassee,—"New paper, Flo­ Ford’s Wayaldo Inn ' — studio. rida Uorntng.8tato,” placed in cir­ culation. * *.1 - ■ v«^.i..=*res tefcvs tta&ss ■wiassolS* G vB S sm r**i‘j&jSi ?“ •»»•»« S BnS^srss' SiLrMr; s2t*X“ § i 5£Psr 1 State S Bartow—This place to have, now apartment house. .• I By Williams ■>-k - ■- f . - ."-A -.-A;-* if ,S " r 1 ■ v^ H E R E n r iH ' R E A S O U A N E ^ H i M O V r t ^ R S H IS FURS INDOORS IS Because h e h a s 1 OOB^mT ._ AkWtmtiOr lo fW V tih lO ' ■ . i--, * ' I « - 1 1 H d u s f c l VlH ER Efe MVj .......................... IV■ , rV m \r *■\ Ba SV J jT? N O D O O R S O N H IS W iiM ;sVaW;, i 4»:€1•*t"I ■L Cut mi ■ ,. a j 33i III. * Vi Y'fZ L:w iu £ SJft- *5 •■ - J SP^r *jr'v*. a<a J*ns* «' « sTvj ;- ' mm ‘ inVJH r& viy ‘ WiM ‘W rit*’ 7m ■ H i t;: .«*Bn ■ / aV;,.-W7 v 7 .^ �'; - . V*>A .■■ In the sense one is .ac custom#cl to view?, suet Mount Plymoutl «• veritable play jpound — * pleasure-city ^-provided with all the sports and pastimes that we, in this dav, -consider the most enjoyable di­ versions. ■Xi/'r-S For instance: , It U not tbo dtd rt of Mount Ply mouth executive* to tncoung© ■pec­ ulation in this property, nor to stran­ gle it. What they do want moat of all u a' aubatantlal element who will build—make ..'It their, permanent hom.^-popuIW.'th. city auch Intercourse as breeds friendship and hoepit alt ty for whlchPlorida is noted, j of course, natur* ally follow ing upward, as they are hare, and no one will frown on the. man or woman i who elects to a«U and pocket their • f OUNT 'm SA S W . ■■ ; PLYM OUTH is being de * veloped by men who visualize t gnificent year-r6und’ pleasure-place ;h the foresight, courage, energy, ,am profits. ICourMm )St entbusi ostia golfer could desire. i —*4 beautiful lake with 4% miles of shore Has sets like a turquoise Jewel la near/y the water of Motiat Plymouth, —Motoring, of course, along ouch beautiful herd-surfaced roods aa thread their wav over bills sad through v*Ihys, around lakes had golf .. accrue also and build uj Located in the section of Florida that for many, many years has been regarded the “sun parlor” of America, in the midst of the most wonderful highland region residence.or bsafi;fy\K'% sere really la no In__ . j for mahlpulators who would buy today and or her, that, they buy : hold to what they ha let the p rofit! pyraral that can, and doubtless will make of it a their ow n hands. £©-third 1 T h e r e f o r e , V e say Mount Plymouth is top be a . pleasure - city in every sense the sports­ man, nature-lover and outdoor devotee could dealre o f 'the—city, in which he lives. , Jj miles from Apopka,, on the shore of the second largest lake in the state; 12 miles from Leesburg; 8 miles from Plymouth; 12 miles from Eustis; ,7 miles from Mt. Dora; 14 miles from TavareB; lJ A miles from Sorrento— all of them thriving cities and community centers in a region noted for its luscious citrus fruits, vegetable growing and fern culture, Mount Ply­ mouth is not packing j in contributing resource** that make for growth* and stability. ’ 4." ’f * < ! • ’ '-1./ t v 7< There is none of the doubtful or speculative £ features connected with m - development* No room growth. It i foundation as any city ever was begun. The men who sponsor this development are not actuated by the lure of gold. They are Florida men, Orange. County men, Orlando men,— native sons whose standing in business, social and financial realms are an open book— VtOV , ©r* L •Art v jt>|Arl lija . �Q BB 5*A *• jmI . pm • “ n,rt1»r Such ■toekhuldrra, am ‘ W M f or ait oth’ In sn l iWI^ail other pereone hra anknown clalmU# « V ii-.or lnidescribed « re«» ‘ n following V ML*0* uu<I being In it. Seminal*. s ta te of it* . h™ •oathwait quart Sr Ivaa NVtn U t m acroaa la A vqftSre In lh* aorthwaat c«m«r, and ihe n v U a u t quarter «• qaoUkWaat <iuarterk.|aoa two and ona-half acres la ft square In tka .,. ife'nVwfVtKft b Baldwin, hP * w, f'* Ada- V Lewtoi SSL* g Z i t e W r a**' •on. George E. Wilson, Mwin. widow, O. W . waat quarter at I ot Section >, Too ot.lU n ge M C u t 1. Tha Ac NeVtKefcrt quarter " S t " « i » S w*rt qu K S 'irtarsv'B '.sw sr^ Tract ». North half of the north* « » l quarter, ft»V ‘A* northaaai quar- TFTK8 i) Eslatft hew thi of the v «■ naliip Tf South, Range JO HaaL lhanoa Booth |«o Net. thence it 336 Jkat- thence South 145.* .'amendment would & & 3T9K as the cash W. w lr Her of the pW psrty. Fletcher and, S «n . aw . doing a U iin ! cc that this am end1 and that the ^ jK 3,a of tho Ux-btll. y t Paul O. of tho ossociauotu Florida have reglsbjcctlon to ,th e pa**' ihta 33 dftTAt November, a . U 1133. V. K. fKirOLASR, Clark ot Ike ClrouU .Cawrt. Beiil"Ole County. < 1 (SEAL) ; and they art hVrel near aa tha 4th d a s ftJsarsS LICARBO « /« u * .n4. W l w . and ail otliar HfcALS SCRATCHES Oertruile AVenue jat line of Elaat halt of »hca North’’ to* th ? 'North I Motion I f , thermo Kn*t. t«r tha beginning-, ^ . [ .J .r* flt„ No‘ J; The hrtvv; of the' JJIti* . ' flection 1». .Towtiahlp It Bbotn: Range 30 llaat. w Al) °* th« 8W14 Ot •m RRU ot Section 2J. Township If ffanthi . Range )« East, lying Nprth o fH t. Gertrude Avenue. Tract No. ». All dt the N W * ’ of n otion I f , Township ,tf . South. Long Thu. tW ree^uaita i» -^ t~ T h « Sn2 unknown k,ir" . and legate** 0f R. H. JL«wy Caroline a. mu hat hu*b»nd, e r,V’f* ” lb w . n»M«T* Katah A. Aalto Alice O. itolmn. •rrr Holton, « . «owsr, U p. McDowell; U. LH. CRAMER OUTS WOUNDS BoutRafit quarter at M U tk iltl auartar lying Waat of tha WftkUra River In Bdatlon *. Townftlp 31 Booth oL Range II R u t. Earle T. Field BFTTlr h5R5S1 THAN !UDINE uarter of Sectlont ^E-Tow nahlf'I t outh ot Rang* U Baal* Tract t. Bouthweet quarter Of <h« S ■ m n n S i n u i n a ■■iiMHUiBBRiiM b1iS b^ 5 S i there are other partlee ctatmlnk Interaat in the property daacrll In the Dill of CompUInt unkno to complaisant, and tha aald y rviaion Increasing.tho "SVlnK prarrd for constructive, a vice sgalnit said unknown dalai ante, it 1* ; 'THHhWOR*, ORDRIIED, T the defendants, the unknown ha F lorida* . dovlarto, grantee* and legataaa ted through passage ]thd to any and all other persons James H. Hackney, n. H. Kami imtfldmetii whose names are unknbwn, claim* Hapry A Sanford, Caroline A. Imc apv right, title or intoreet In dither, W and to tho laoda herein above des­ cribed or any part or parcel there* ggfssrsas Ifcf&SS i&fftVoiwcnntQr Tram * A l t Ms hereby ordered that yon And aaoh of you ha and appear bo* hdmant and If we can^ tore our said Circuit Court at the it'trill endeavor -to lm* dinurt Jlouae, at Sanford. Florida, illl to accomplish far. ad' on tha 4th day of January A. D. l f l ( . And then and there make an* iAt you u rge/1 Senator ■war to tha bill of complaint ex­ lretl, ul have propoaod hibited a gel ust you In thla cause. ellminatinR osU M .tkx • tit !■ further ordered that thle or­ der be published In The Hanford ring both these matters Herald, a newspaper published In Sanford, Bemlnota County, Florida, once eaok week for four consecu­ tive wenka. WITNESS my hand and tha acal NORTHERN C IT IE S ! i r An Operation XS, BELGIUM Dec. 31, (physicians attending i-Clerk. fercler, primate o f Bdl- Hevent! underwent an operation a of- the stomach, report on ns good this morning, fed their scheduled con- intil afternoon. < nld unofficially that the In and for Hemlnol« County. By t A. H, WEEKS, i Deputy Clerk. (SEAL) DeCOTTES & SPENCER, solicitors and of Counset for the Y O U W ILL C O M E B A C K T O rwlwAhyti. T«Mw ]ACXJONVtttA FLA. ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU ■ 1_______ _____ ■■ ■_ WIT COURT OF T il duuiofA t, e m e u i DA. IN - AND • FO lap UNIT. IN CI1A3 ' 5Bmflsiaanw Ida-Land and Dcvolopnpany. a Corporation. «i Defend* nta , ' *. i » atlIRT TITLE ill X ITATION ... ser etockholdars of Land and Davetoply, a corporation r the lawa o f,, tho i having !u pMnr.lpftl x» or business truths «»H. Hamilton C0 U9.-- 1—1925 Ford Touring. 1—1923 Ford Touring. l?fJV standard this close-in, highly improved andinodetate^ 1— Studebaker Sedan. »ln. repair typea of It too amall or. h {t* .‘ PHEB. PHONE Ija apt Servlca ? B. A. Voffltl, Rupt. i m Ovlrrr Avv. U K ’ S TQP SHOI’ 1? 1—Willys-Knight Sedan. 1—Willys-Knight Touring . 1—1922 Packard Touring.* 1—1924 Hudson Coach. ' 3—1924 Overland Touring t ► ,1—1924 Overlatld Red Bird. • . S . TO nbhve w h n S B l 'tot dart ly priced property will prove its e r ’ *■ . , ", ", , 0 ■ ’ . fa ■ J ellence as dn investment site. Our.claims are based on facts ' I •;•. --i r - - '■ .W b i t k i r t - w >fr c a a • Drive out today. See the many outward evidences o f ValUe-parkways, streets, sidewp|ks, yvrbitp.ijfays andbeautificatidn apd above all. the exc tensive construction that is now thoroughly covering the Eastern Lake w a 'i » Ub.i vonutc Ui)i 8a*X*rd, Mm.) t -T o U s frias <k* Car ka Omttr.w ota building | 1 Wrk and Commercial Vailing low prices offers early and liberal ptofits I I ar 11’ ' '.i « . �No one dtl«n j» iriD be burned optimistic vision •which he 1/res, f, otteringe of Buelneu Property, *»*d moroneat; Realtors m ^ real estate, theA em improvements at com er 6t Palmetto ana uem rai. - copibinoe home atmosphere with stantly enhancing value. L ot 70x120. Phone 48 South and East exposure. all 'wealth U>{*m Price lower well that his; than any other home of its kind in the city. Term s INVESTMENTS Agent# H o m e ownehjj easy. R eady to occupy. blessed w it^'i radicalism or S A N F O R D has the best year ’round climate in th e' State. It is the best city in w hich to live and has the best Golden Rule). Wht Some Rare Bargains In Lots people on earth, See— "• \ - *1 * '''/’‘rf- r■ -, ' It "f' ■ 'iTvl v. \/v ' Lot in Grandview. Avenue in Rose Court only $2,600-00* assured that you v •v -• i.vy.'.Vp’A- . ^,>*1 •f ' *• - * y.y! Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, 12,626, with ,«asy terms. KSTABiisiiEo.ih :i >m • Four lota bn tVeet Third Street Paving paid in fulL $1,800.00 each. * ' * • • REALTORS The Codo of Ethic* v ATION , REALTORS Phone 72 Masonic Bldg, C O N SU L T Three lota on Palmetto Ave, |6,000.00, with good tenn.. . ' McCALL <f V(j-» ' I' &JFOX _. » h .. S<U« A iyati For g* lI3Vi Magnolia ^ve. A Country' Clbb Property of Lakes and Hllla Tv . T . 0 ,'f f Ur1, ■/•vTip 18 in Grove, 10 acres cleared, ;e a fine subdivision as It hi pet 187 A< This wi Price “The Firm Substantial" Ph« P rice/ ‘ Saks Porwi I*. G Fox. C, B. McCall. B. L. 8hlpp. *"■*V-r'-Vf"Sr- J2& in beautiful plnee. present Coi and In celery. 699 ft. facing Sanford Avenue,' * crop. Easy terms. Price $9,000.00 lliclu - 1f ,• -i ’ u r. BnTAK D. R. OHAT A. W. HAH* _ E. WAHU JBAH an cottage, ,3Vj "lir celery, 1 other crops. Price' ,000.00^, Good t e r m i ^ : 10 Acres, tiled and In celery, with all equipment. For price, terms, see ns... If You W ent A uy these reasonable offerings In a section where rogress and profit are certain. Also one inside lot adjacent, $700. j ■■ ; •« f Four strips of fourteen lota each, In Woodruff sutn division at $050 a lot 1,000, Acres, $60.00 per acre. 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. Seminole C*a»tf CORNER LOT Best Buy in State I.— * C-room flat*, with bath. feeing East on Myrtle, between 10th. and. 11th afreets, IQxllT. doubla Kara ire. *10,000. |«,000 emah. Palmetto and l«th Street Facing BaiL prr.: T-i.ov*. , t ./K ' month. $2,500.00 THRAS; i 112 Park Avenue & GARNER Phono 682W ft, to 1*0 fL facia* j u t on Ban ford Avenue between lOth aftd ltlh Street*. *110 par foot. Tarma reasonable, 40 ACRES, ? on lake; On Cetutly pavad Factng j . ■t road— i i a < W50.00 per acre. ,V', :< 7*<y - . V•*, K f ■V I™jLy 1 5 ; ' ■ I.—l^ s c r o celery farm— 1 «oraa tiled—In Eureka Mammock. Prlpa %JO,0tOLl|iCO* caah. l a n d .l years on balander > ■'*^ftfgwRjSjSJw yaara. . <4 9 | Salesman— E. T. Moore i K •V., ’ 'j -: i t ’ tW-‘ '? 'f.1 Y Q lifB U Y R IG H T One l ot Benn-* g.; *890.90 rfuu. - ■ ::l OF VALUE OFFERING r a i : . V m . ’ : . •‘ i I.— Lot GOsllT, faeln* Gait on Sanford Ayasuh I’ flca *ll.0IO.a f t ,000 caah, -h t * PAUL LA K E —Realtor « IB VOW FOR A SHORT. 1 RIFICE: One in. Saq 1 One In Rose One in F t a 219 Meisch Building “W e Buy or Sell1 Phone 88 A snug, attractive modern four-room house with garage on Bapford Avenue, $4,600. > - 221 Meiaeh' Building. 410*11*12 First ......... —***?*?*•-. Established!' WAUBUOW* SAJrroBD At* BBAUTIPCb C SLOCK o r S 1 �inct r btlildtr with. b u s in e s s p r o p e r t y ,1live client ut faith in the city itlc support t» tt»y ij gnd more atable 'dl j suitable for lakefront and ,tage especial- ’ buyers end seDers One ■•He h u *>ld U todV ” per front fo o t % with interest pay- l r ill n it V nuauy. ' (lJ «t to Fonoot L»X« Hotol) 100 feet (Slient is not interest- I tny property exceed- I SOlOO m city limits of .1 ^ or $350.00 outside it andjay city wl Beed have no 1 9$ Fifty Foot Business pi - Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front fo o t Fifty Foot Corner (1 eat for 2,000 years C » | a Realtor you may 1& “t * I'm Location) at $285.00 per fo o t ' itment- , n „<■ *1.0 o V in v e First"Street these are some of tljp buy , se l l o r Extension. ACT NOW ■ 1 ■ I il 1 B- - SiJf 1 PHONe 77S 214 East First Street vJL Phcr.et 453 a. r. ‘ New Year. 'mm B LOTS AT A In Sanford Property, SDALE, JR. P honed E sta te In vestm en t Melsch Building u . •■ h « * 288 BgJN.Ck' RRt Ifiv A ‘ y, H as NQUIRES *», sON, BEL MI^T e r ENA IT' ‘ V VI CITYPR( to g S fc'l A LARGE MEAS- 1 Property PM try yi min National fe n * ® cres Celery, ;ir »0« .AW �tt Avenue, pi «ny sweat i .ppm f i e .Ibpo d the 'on? lfl «rt opinion their hoy ough t to dost pretty Eastern Exposure Cl ‘ When Congress . ’ f* * T it/4 f th e o ld -i 4 TERMS ttJtOi atom, >who atill hark bAek winifeb ■Ty iii.a ra F r y s w a , W i r y h l» pies. Beautiful Realdefaco on Central .Avonuo. la' aren’ t pretty fa ir bnt Xht* <*ldst«r» dallied \flth them Id-timer* aat they don’t Hstlc'1 ly. A' Um ,quality^of tlmso served •Seriate rtlftAiminM in the ' A h . vo*, T ory nlcto,” th e y sJghg o when. Senator Ttye uf | i’ll, ^Inhmipg With fa in t praise, aa chalrtna n V the com■■' mi should have tasted those on rules, shared theic poll- , E fid* < rryo’B." Ssai U n t . combine,, home otmephere ~ . p'_ atantly enhancing value. 1 Phono 4&& pes Death at Riffs’ Hands C <AA . rjr • - 113V, Magnolia Ave. ; ight & MacNe P h o n e 041 Salts Agtnto “ D *»(l >V ' V i fj'” ^ I,, \u •* tr'i About five acres on a lake, just outside* city limits. This is dne of .the best locations in Florida for a beautiful home. On this pro­ perty jthere is now a small house, with au­ tomatic water system, bath room, electric lights and telephone. « N a t io n a l B ank w Year’s Offcrih -i INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE > 1st ■MMWUMW B ld g . P hone 744 ■ TERMSi FIRST PAYMENT $20.00 and $20.1 MONTHLY.foe 30 >months- thereafter, which- taki care of all interest ,charges. / v*i. RTATION TO PROPERTY: S a le s A g f n t . F o r FREE—REFT DINING ROO: la L: Day o? fflnnmln, Ip. thal* war V/lfli tho one day when hu was twelve miles Inside thdr line*, but he man,U* kHiIo back ucrob. thu Uric o f battle nnd I* now oafo at home i,- the Atnejrlcnn flyefc* h'&vlng bocu.jplcaped, for. tho winter. A Country'Club Property of Lakes •?U Vi irolsfrUMJirct**. r»ftf.rw*Vr*SJT M - *- ' »K & u:V bn* NTS AT CRYSTAL r . *tho! IMl-KHf 108 Magnolia Avenue *1 Phono Greealeaf Shows HorHow - —- — •y »• — .............. - -------------- ..Ajtiii.'i.i, ■ C‘ .. If jP|S; it L^ ii '.'Apr? *, a Vmaj •' * if. If r • ' y/ •• m ■ Jnsi off t First Street on1 South Park—One o f *1*/ ^ fjV.. |, '* _ 1 ■ „ (*>'^ , L ■rnm the best locations in Sanford, now occupied by Itouth’s Delicatessen. Our client has a three-year lease comment- Buy these reasonable offerings in a progress and profit ere certain. Ing Jan. 1, 1920, which we offer for Bale. •.ir - . r . 4* a 4t t J t *.mi . - . I t - \ . r k _ y A. , r.votpt ‘ t . 11 .’ .. , itWQ Wi One corner lot in ^rkJTIew op Oak Also one inslde'iot a ^ ce n t, $700. Four Btripa of fourteen* lois each, In division at’ $550 a lot. A snug, attractive modern four-roo garage on Sanford Avenue, $4,500 W e still have a fe this bargain pi-ice.- *'•\jjJi■r’ ' Afir? 209 Magnolia Aye. ’• •‘.v SSSSSSSSf, 221 Melsch Budding. .t± • tit <.;r. f rl. oriental bcldiVbhe’ Pilticei.i .^ni T.M Tu^ono-tlme'actrea*. inlcofs, are pow making their ■SE!h! ^ “ * * ‘ " , * « .< f I S S ’CD. mftiwic&i i-v i;.M>Kl!Tfl ' Hun—I>ay n Night Scsalona. ELL1NG IS E A S Y LL SELL TO YOU OR F f uVe y o u q u ic k ACTIO! AMPLE OP VALUE OFF Phone 473-W * 421 Union Avem » ;<lwv » • >. * 7 :4/ ' LM 64x117 Cypress A v t^ o ff Celery Avenue ............ ............. » �BUILD] BEDSTEAD «40 Laurel SALESMAN We have • good opportunity to offer tool estate uimmin. On# who U familiar, with t&a greater Sanford diatrkt prtftrtaA SANFORD GROVE. Inc. 6OT lat Natl. Bank Bldg. No. 11S 8. Laurel Jai’i 1 ft FN ► V?yr T h o n g ,ft9 i Wtfer with [fit In the city Why not rant theta vacant rooms, on^mil that second-hand goods T yport to *tty f( y and sellers government * j CONTRACTOR WANTED t• dear and ditch 1-S mile of road leadf l i p * Frtd to -----Wakivs_____ _ T. wuLOST: TVipod to aunraying instrua. Counts Engineer, moot betwaen Sanford and Lake Mary. Fhra dollars,toward for re­ HELP WANTED: First class eleeturn to my office at Court Houie. tjfclan. Apptj now lea plant WANTED: Experienced battery LOST: Westelox watch, and belt man. ona capable of handling Isholn. Monogram "H**. Finder general auto electric service pre­ please return to James Hayes, 508 ferred. Addreta W. D. care HerMyrtle. Phone 146. Avenue. cash for second hand I -—— — — ■—Idrtao Bog 852. 38— Wanted, W E W IL L BE G LAD TO ,t ,5 tor 2,000 years ( l e H. C. VIELE, JrweleT. Watch, jcwtlery and clock repairing and Avenue and one facing laurel engrmrfng. Quick service. 116 MagAvenue within half block of Youngi notlaVwnoe. Phono 441. Subdivision, for 61,600 each.'Good 28—-Plant, Soada. T m s tmna for quick sale. Addrooa W. H. B, P.,0. Box No. 481, Sanford. COLORED MAN wants 1 mCWABT THE FLOBIBT’ cook. Writ# or call l0O2 C Flowen for all occaeloaa. Ave. 10th Street N. Banka. >14 Myrtle, P h oa»l«£w 471-J. vj.t STOP: The Kalsomlne Xing, now 31—Special Notices painting contracting. Clean up, paint up, atart tho Naw Year right Estimates gladly given. See /ne first, care Lowing Paint Company. Phono 270. R. M: Young.. ml 39-Wanled Situation. Female ocatlon. Ph \ Refcltor.you m ay ® . In Unite o(r and I f Aero or Entire Soctlo 8158 PALMETTO AVENUE LOT A tP lorol . Height*. Juit. be­ yond Geneva Avenue.. 1500.00 CASH V -J ” & VP RY B. PRBn ■ , PALMETTO AVENUE LOT 'Comer-of Twelfth Street ■ ' ’ • • • 41— Wanted to Rant - ----WANTED: By young married cou* pie comfortably heated room. Private family. Man Imployed hero. References exchanged. Write v • H, care of Herald. • •' • • Pleasant room hand' <* WANTED TO RENTiSmall houeo or 8 or 4 room uiuMfnlahod np.rtment R. W. Nipper, Vhons 42— Advtff. Medium* " T f S l S s M W .00 ... -------- . ! r |a eposiaHat Subdivision to Or* * lando, Florida. • and F l o r 8 Heights. Florida Oft Dixit Hlgh; lilja y . < • * ,r\ • • . NOTICK " The annua) meeting of the stock, holders of .the Osceola Cypress • Company, win be bald gt tho of­ fice of tho Company, Osceola, Bern■y, InoU County, Florida, on Thursday, January Slat, lM0,.at ten (Signed) J, A. HEDPATH, . ■ Right it>sse«a* iHOOMHOjrSEONgAUACRS J all modJ. rooms lutiful., S| bung61,260.00 cash. l PRICE 62,600,7)00 J Urma. •08. 118 6900.00 CASH, Balance Monthly . Will buy a hT with 5 rooms 4 3 2 — T y p e w r it e r s , S u p p p ile* 46^ Throe'; garoga few minutes business section. i nl nnd f y d SEWINO MACHINE for.rent 816 Awrau.., F Ook Avenue. . This la o lit. .Write E" REMINGTON Portable four-bank Will buy a well located 6 room Typewriters, "the king of port­ hduao oh Palmetto Avenue— ables. 660. Bam t Portable Adding Balance terms. Machines. Cant bo boot Beminola p R icrM /h n w o Printory, Pncmo 08. Wei aha Bldg, l 83—Wanted a tJ tm ifiU o o * — - - feet nook and larp yar PRICE 60,600.00 91,600.00 cash—Balance yaara. Tbla: property u worth glfiOOM la 8 me IMMEDIATE POSSES, 4 room furnished house a s ^ s s ffis ? f PRICE *4000 Happy New Year. SER VE YOU W. V. WHEELER G. TAYLOR DYER Paintinr—DoetraUai PHONE 301 A T. BUTAN Us It QUAY n. WARD JEAN , and tho "Knocking change It Bird:* . can’t First National Bank BM| n .m . .e . BINE’S FILLING STATION .V'if Phone 461-J 1118 Sanford At*. Sanford, Fte. CgSS-JS&r* ,AROE LOT AT ROSE COURT 70 ft fro n U -l^ .ft deep 6860 cash—Balance terms - HOUSE AT BUENA YI8T/ With 4 rooms and both. fir** . place and oleeplng porch. ‘Cash payment and terms can ; to b.th b erenca. Bor 'N (Incorporated >*r" ngPRICE 62,600.0(r ,v ; 41f-41Ml* EFFECTIVE January First, 1026, the price of machine labor, blacksmithing, bollftwork, etc. will bo 91.76 par hour. Sanford Machine Company, Sanford, Fla. u PALMETTO AVENUE LOT Comer of Franklin, la offared this month for 92,600.00, on easy terms. After January lat price on this lot will bo 62,760.00 >040.00 Cash—Balance can bo sixty-five days— by experienced young lady. Know BETTER GAS & OILS “SINCLAIR” / \ stenography. Execotlvo ability. Thoroughly capable. P. O. Box 80 Batter combustion Smoother running motor Less Carbon 40—Wanted Real Batata . Mon. Mile. TIRES AND TUBES 6860.00 cash requited, nco tanas. .. >R IC E f l,360.00 V f t 5 Stucco Sheetteock Shingles Hoofing Sewer Pipe 34— Wanted Help, Femkle WANTED —Counter girls jan Jin West First 8troe» m w m m K DAILY NEWS—it coven Brow­ ard County thoroughly whlqp U one of the moat rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast, Samplo. qopi and rate eartf upon request AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - Apgusta, OsurAuguata’a grestaat classified medium, rata, cash, ft charge. lOo minimum. Sand In your subscription to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer' so you ean read Florida's eras tost newspaper. One year, 68.00, 6 months, 64.00, three months |W0. -U yo*i desire 61.000 Inaurante policy add 7Sc to your order. FOR BIO RESULTS advertise In tho FORT LAUDERDALE VALDEtf HOTEL SlNSNS Flan W . H. LUNG Elton i. Moughton ABCHRBCr lv . NntloitaJ B u ll Porter E.1 METAL WORK AND AU­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. Hodglns & Cowan Sheet Metal Co. ----------------------- -------- — WANT jwork vt, change ot W l tlonf White oplg. Northern Sta Employment Bur«aUi-80 PdCbmlt BL, Orlando, Flo, V H m U S a a n u *. j MAINE —• WatorviUe, Moral Sentinel. Thousands of Mol people ore interested In Florl roperty. Rcnch them throu o Sentinel. Ratdcatd on i plication, V.VTVYIT; ONE COOK, muat haft r » d rtf erencoa. Apply Mrs. U. B. Hut­ ton, No. a^Wolako Apartments, WANTED TO B U Y t Long 1 round timber from 100,000up, must 1)0 high land timber BsslOsai of Florida alooe I SOT French Ave. We Havo * Complete Line DEFOE’S, Prints, Varnishes' a n d ;S to ln B ^ Ball Hardware Co. Phoneg • yr-r<'~ �SH5KVW \- i t ■ . i2^ m v£ v3 r o p ??l® ^ < * M ffilflw S M K M W $ * Z ! ^ bailder with faith In the city i popport to »n y *' d more jU b le ell ayers and sellers: gar government a BUYNOW I ^ in hia addrea^ 8 % n L a n t a c o m b in e s , h o m e a tm ot * .*He has sold It I s t n n t ly e n h a n c in g v rtltodtf* . Knight A MacN - city which • • ive no fear m $w p‘ !foe 2,000 years C Realtor you m ay SELL OR REA LTO RS M M 1 $20.1 h tmk e s K ^ s s a t: :e m the.list o f beautiful properties in »ki S a le n A » » L . A n n i n A Country' CIt WSmb> \.f'l > T-'ty * . ... I .. ' e w ay system vj I f You W; signs, enriched with Happy arid ^ Ft > le fts '- . • rp V.,; Buy these reasonable offerin progress; and profit are cental ^Ono comer lot in Park V ir Also one inside lot adjacen ’ 1 .............. . J Fpur stripy of fourteen lo « division at |W0 a lot., ■y ■ . • . ° /Aroor V e your reservations now . A snug, attractive modern garage ori Sanford A v e n u e ^ fedsNlW. xm Next to Post ?EW!PHONE 588 FIRST STREET AN D *«5S vi, .' jfu ( JLc-. vfP r'iwSni � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/543e99d98c99044a8bfad60c3d2f58eb.pdf f05b3c051af43754029eee92c9f19423 PDF Text Text — ■—— ■—■ ■ ■■■■■■ I I ■ w ; (p tr # ■ ■■ JM— «% ; >r >* »^ ^-— — ■ f t: *~ w —* _ IIH J » | The location i~ 3U tu n s conducive easure and profit. A delightful, elaborate resort city now in the making with FU LL A N D C O M P L E T E IM P R O V E M E N T S G U A R A N T E E D ***( -*► V- |i modern, beautiful and desirable from every standpoint, and qtlpye al|, prices that are extremely moderate and attractive to the early investor. Immediate inspection affords the purchaser ample opportunity to see for himself the quality of material and workmanship employed the development program. * The Country Club Entrance Section will be placed on the market within the next few days. Watch for the an­ nouncement of the opening.- Repre­ sentatives on the property and at the dffice will furnish you with detail in­ formation concerning the develop­ ment program. Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 throughout �vi'rfl A. v ff.'ra lMr€ . ± tm tm -3 i L and >+• TffTT :.r»j s s rr>i 47 A s s o c i a t e P r e s s Leased W ire SANFO RD, --- • 1 ■: 1 JH ~ ir FLO RID A , W EDNESDAY, D E C 30. 1925. 1 ___________________ . 1 I F ourteen P ages Today , , AmericanHousewifeFinds Grocery Prices Increased 2 DIXIE P O M CITIZENS SPEAK F DuringThe Past 12Months U B S EFFECT ONTHINGSTHAT o u n d a t io n o u n a a t lo n I a id HUGE MERGER SANFORDNEEDS flifO A C O Dec. 3 0 . - O T - T h afllo n , dropping from housewife nt the close of 1925 c^nts and pot “roust from ll°ccnts finds most of tho items on her lo 12 cents. — i grocery shopping list are moro now 29 1-2 cents for a expensive than they were a year S tan d a rdj*brand, C o m m itte e d five c e n ts higher Georgia Railway And Power ago. O f‘2.’) articles in tho m ent Prom inent Rusincns Men Tell ig e vegetable and fruit line, wholesale " J " , ytnr «SO. Bacon is .78 Company Is Consolidated W hnt Each Considers Most \ !’oun‘1 « Rtrfndari prices of 12 arc higher, nlno are gyade. U. eight ccnlp higher than W ith A labam a Pow er Com­ N ecessary For Development lower and two nro unchanged from “ y*Kr ago. Pork loin is 22 3-8 pany, Says A tlan ta Report Of C ity Into A M etropolis n year ago today. fS S 3 8 ccnls h*Khcr than n Tho following quotations ‘ arc year ego. those on the Chicngo stock yards A little cranberry sauce is high­ on meat, the departm ent of agri- er than last year, $8.50 to ft* n cujturc on butter, fruits and veg­ nan barrel now nnd S7 to $7.50 etables, the Minneapolis price on a year ago. ' flour nnd tho Chicago Produce H you have poultry for tho F u rth er A m algam ation W ith All E xpress Confidence And Exchange on poultry nnd produce. meat course, the pocket book is Carolina C orporations Is U tm ost Fnlth In F u tu re In the mnin these quotations gov­ caiieu on f„r considerably more Expected In Nenr F u ta re Of *^he f*Clty S u b stan tial" ern prices over most of tho coun­ than last year. Turkeys arc 35 •t • - * ; *■*‘ » try, except where differences in ccnta a pound, and 30 cents n year ATLANTA, Gn.. Dec. 30.—(/P) freight rates made variations on ngo. .\ hen to roast 20 \-2 cents Several prominent lpcal husln's developmciU > Into ajathlrvo such remarksblc pros­ w nml ,r 'i'.,1 or “ , *2cont*, —The- Atlanta Journal says today css men und head.* of civic organpoultry. Dealers here, however, now great city with1piers nnd term in­ , a ycnr Ibut the shareholders of tho G cor-1tuitions wen say nil classes of fowls nro much agoo ’ \ In • 1 were Asked by The Herald als jutting far out in tho waters perity on lesser foundations, sure­ * n^ oul i P*® R*jJ*;ny •nd P°»W Company ftitlSy for sstate ........meats .............. ................ relativp to of laiko Monroo to receive di­ ly Sanford nnd central Florida IG, Dec. 30.— (A P ). highrr this year than last, every­ the•‘ same ui mpidly equal and out-strip where. reg. tables Show - 1 1 1 . I 9,"te l hl f tho rumored mer- thc needs of tho City of Sanford versified freight for distribution will district Vcitrtables Hau Shu-Cheng, popwhen tho people hero Starting nt the ton of tho menu, WhiV b i! ,fflour T ,u rffor n r th„C t J l r F . Sef,u0f hc c',mi:nny 'J ,th„ ‘b o 'fo r the year 1020. ' i t was im- over n wide area is but n mat­ that mown an “ L ittle H su ", celery in xd>out half last y ear’s unclm. chin”*\l tlio tmtti'r ioih Southeastern Li^ht and Power !nrcsneil unon them th at only matpressed upon nmt ter of n few year* in tho opin­ awaken to .the advantages and natural resources with which w Zd j.» tllcM,bultcr is,48 cent hCompany, tho parent or holding tors of vital Iniportnnco to tho ot an d killed on th e prices, Si.GO to $1.75 n cra te this now ion of Dr. G. G. Mills, who a r ­ Seminole nnd nearby counties aro v ‘ . f ctIKS ^ i company of tho Alabama Power growth of the city be touched up­ rived horp today from HnckctU- blessed." car.itdi are tnkim takingr tho the ' Cnmnnitv ' sta tio n p latfo rm a t year; $2.25 to $2.75 a crate last AlMi ns art* Knon effected. orf,w,to,l Company, limi lias been on. They were, asked to stress heaviest wallop nt the family Dr. Mills appeared Impressed Jhang Tuesday n ig h t, year. Flnur Price Remains Same The Journal’s story says that those ideas, which in their belief, town, N. J „ to "combine business KEY W EST, Fla., Dec. 30. with pleasure." PurL c-l'i.-iully the Irish pota twith Iho agricultural activity In (A P )v—Tho foundation fp r shareholders state that negotiatin' assassin him self prowere the most urgently necessary All down through the menu is oe:i. Titty arc now $1.25 to l)r. Mills has visited Minnd hut this section, and in remarking on ions looking to the merger for tho coming yucr. I in a count r>'-wide a note of cheer In flour which Is 50 « UK) p. nrfd sack and Were gcr has never before been in this sec­ tho hroad green fields surround­ prohibition enforcem ent haa of lutd been In progress for Following are excerpts from tho now nnd was a year ago $9.00 sto th a t ho w as Lu *u r ’ t> f 1.20 Inst year. Sweet some tinio a n d -th a t during tho statements Itisucd: Mayor Forrest tion of the state, nnd in comment­ ing Sanford ho said that this ltccn laid, A Habitant Secre­ barrel. polnt .es are n little lower now past few days Wipresehtntives’ of Lake said, MI want to see n con­ ing on .his impressions of tho cen­ country looked moro like genuine ta ry A ndrew s of tho tre a su ry U n, captain in th e Ku- a For the m eats, beef Is n bit part of Florida, nnd Sanford prosperity thun more artificial m, (national people’s nrni- lower, while pork, hain and ba­ $*'•*•’ t° $2.25 n bushel, compared the Georgia Hailwny and Power tinuation of the wonderful spirit tral sold here today and ho in particular, he expressed sur­ witli $2.50 to $2.75 a year ago. > Company voting tru st met with ior of Gen. LuChlcnChang con aro very much higher. A rib of co-operation among our cltitens prise at tho many evidences of areas. ready to s ta rt th e now ; Carrots, string beans mid cabbage . "Tho investor Invading Florida representatives of tho Louthenst- for tho coming yenr.’l “Tho way [tie Hsu i*iot in Lu's gar- roast und a round steak arc about nrc nil n little higher. solidity mid ' stability found on w ith n machine th a t ho nt this time is not looking -for ern Light nnd Power . Company In which every nmn, woman * nnd TTIcntsIn while n dinner the snmo price as last year, 20 On * , B bile cauliflowers are n little in New. York mid"—reached an child In the City of Knnford has’ every side. tinled casinon or Spanish stucco pcctn to produce steadily 1918. Captain Lu, who ribs and 14 cents on round steak, section of the state has bungalows or lamlscnpo gardens agreement on nil details. ly hnn not been arrested, while sirloins and pot roasts a re low r, unions are just the same, worked together for the good of tho"This crenainR effectiveness. g reatest resources of nay lai.tiage is now $10 to $45 n much ns he is looking for pro­ Ehla net was In revengee each two cents lower now, slrIt wan stated th a t the exchange the city has been indeed remark- district -in Florida," Dr. Mills so Arriving here on hU c<**« t|l jpductive fields, accessibility, tranj, _ .. ...-------— (1 mitinued «a Page 3) pher’ti murder, of stock would he pn a basis of,nlde, and I only hope that this Co- stated, "and If South Florida con — — (Gontinoctl Tm'Dxife in ____ r i ihe f ________ __a m * . m m ___ i npwtt&n trlfi, I n u u t ^. cnf< fi-ur or five shares in the Goutli- operation will endure th rough Urn. ng-Lin, a cousin of M ar­ ment chief ‘Voiced tho view that I ne Yu-HsUn, formerly AIT** JT JA 1X5 /T BA 5* fA - eastern- Light nnd— Power CoTn■ yenr 1920." there was still a man’s sized J->b F. I*. Forster, president of the I v f i i* *5 { Si si I 1 ft X rauy fur every shnre'in the Goorwith which to deal. Bo made it the Christian ‘ cencraLL. iriu Railway and Power Com- First National Bank gave out clear that ho hold* no illusions i thu forces which rotho folowtng list of whnt he con­ pony. about tho work he face*. But Mr. tupietl Tientsin, Andrew* regarded a* a real nc"The merger of these two com­ siders the most Important jfrobjt! Just arrived a fter n LOCAL eompllNhracnt the construction of a ..« story snys, "will pro- iems to be worked out: More hopanies," the lEarope, the United States base from which enforcement can super-power company t h a t 1*®* accomodations, wider streets, New Jersey man lauds San­ in, where he tiUidiud p*>proceed. pM|| itlines and service i-especially in tho downtown disford possibilities ns n distribut­ jtonmnlc and m ilitary nfh Georgia and Alabama. It trict; improvements and oxtensHo believed that now life hud ing center. rthe Pekin government. lie been Instilled in the organisation Local bulb growers welcome is generally regard*d in W’nll im r of gar, service; greater co-op­ orted to tifc chief execu-. eration among ciiixons; get-to­ and that tho masses of the poopln S tr u t as certain that witlda a now’s of embargo against fo r­ Address On Woodrow Wilson left Peking Tuesday to i lvirt time the Smith* rn I’mvrr Co. gether meetings with the various Many Out-Of-Town G uchI h Nows O f Jardinc'tt Decision had come to realize that upon them j. Sun Chunn-Fang, gov- eign narcissus plants. I» > K. («. Davey Iq Feature Expected For Form al Dance ... .. . , , , , |(th e Duke Co.) which her\cx^tho Chambera of Commerce of tho In R egard.T o Establishing lies responsibility for *ucco*e or . New officers are Installed nt ! Chekiang, and other mil­ failure nf tho law they have put . county; completion of present lilt* \Yi*t‘k l\ I ,li n* h e o n , two Carolines will probably 1« weekly Kiwunls luncheon. M arking The Opening Of Em bargo On Foreign Hulba on the statute books. der* a t Tientsin. (lr. B row nlee Is I’ra is e d , brought into the Southeastern. At plans for hull:heading ni)d bouteYacht Club to hold format O rsnrilzation’H New Home Is Joyfully Received Here Secretary To Chl-Jul "That la worth while," he added. '#3 • ■■■ j any rate it is said that negotintn- varding the south side of Lake opening hall Thursday evening. Monroe; rocrention for tourists; " I f wo have been able to jre t the j i t one timo privats accFMward F. Lnno. newly elected tions nro ia [ingress looking to Equipment arrives t<fr police The formal opening hall of tho Ijocnl bulb growers were today people to rvassumo tha respomdbll i Tuan Chl-Jui, the prea- hospital. president of tho Sanford Kiwanis tlio linking up of the threa com- provision nindo for the binding Snnford Yacht Club to bo held to­ celebrating tho news of tho favor­ Itty over which and supplying of plciwuro boats; V Bwh p l M they iM M B p tn L .7 on the fexecutive. Ho was prom ­ t'lub was installed in office toj panics mentioned nnd n'so tho TonNow county Jail will bo com­ morrow night nt tho City Hall will able decision of Bccrntnry Jardino federal government a few landing steps along the .bulkhenil. i s i n g in 1017-18, tinring pleted within two months. tlay at noon by the retiring presi- ,■.nvssce Power Company and perII. C. DuBoso, president of the bo tho first of u series of dub in regard to the continuance of tho ago* then it can hardly be s* id struggle between Cidpli Two are injured In auto col­ dciit. Rev. E. D. llrownlee. beforo j hips other power companies in Sanford this year ha* been a v Realty Board ututed tliut dsnets that will odd greatly to the embargo on tho importation of'for* tho work (Mere and the Anfu Club lision early Wednenday. n large attendance of member,* nnd ‘1*1® section of tho dountry.' nodal llfo of Sanford according to oign narcissus bulbs. , ure.‘ he considered tho qctturlng of lic h k f command Of Iho anng|Ui It is BtatoA that or i cement Snnford-Ndw Smyrna road to vi*itu:i2 in the Semi nolo Grill, This thenns with which to encourage CimmuJsro J. It, EmuiV, w p i ls*tn Ihizino* IIS* J tthest frontier arm y, Ho kopt open during paving ac­ Other features of the meeting of tho merger Is looked for with building within the city ns being chnrgt* of the arrangement com­ American bulb growers according iige In the Japanese legn- be Mr. Andrew* held . were nil address OH Woodrow Wil- In t he next fcW-tlgys.— tivities. / x mittee. to B, F. Whltncr, Jr., manager of tho revision of regulations, ro after thu Anfu defeat, 37 Arkwright, president of the most stressing need of ■ban1sen, by It.’G. Davey, unm ho rcmlProminent eltlsens tell—whnt According to announcement!! tho Somlnola Bulb Growers Asso­ foul at the present time. Mr. Dutook placo In half a do*cn bcr. 192^Jie was implicated iirg of the annual report of tho tlie Georgia Railway nn,| Power tho ball will commenco promptly nt ciation, who today explained that cca,, Icgltli legitimate business had b een ' cvolt against the M ilitary Sanford needs most for develop­ | club by L. C. Dcbout, Kiwanis Company would not comment on Bose pointed out tho extreme need 9:30 und will continUo to 1:30 or ment. *T \» tho discovery of harmful insects In granted for financial nid to buildurs gen­ inted nnew freedom, a f . ___ fcr of Fuikin province. the m atter and referred question­ | secretary. STATE erally, unit touched on tho great later. .An out-of-town eight nitccr foreign grown bulbs had caused ag­ which ho believed Coni MlgTfM “ ers to H, M. Atkinson, chairman o( hicn-Chnng, f a th e r , of tho orchestra has been signed, .Mr. Em­ ricultural authorities to announce tended It to havo u: Mr. I-nno is the fifth-president under tho t benefits to bo derived from ndGovernor M artin will probe the power company hoard. Mr. issin, had been appointed the Sanford KiwanimClub nnd Atkinson would Hot discuss tho ' dtthmnl, nnd legitimate, hulhling ory announced, and elaborate dec- three years ago an embargo on etead Act. ommissloner to the couth- complaints that m otorists are of foreign bulbs to take effect on oralioni* carried out. being handed the gavel and m atter further-than to dany that ami loan organizations in the city. He asserted that slm when Hsu shot him, being stopped on stato rond after 1, 1920, tho three yenr period vised insignia of his new office he gave tho merger had been ronsummaEdward F. I-ane, newly elected — Numerous visitors from many Jan. alcohol and whls I generally declared to have without just cause. of grace having been given to al­ sections of the stale have accept­ president of tho Kiwanis Club latlons had been made Foundation has been laid for n brief nddrcflS during which ho Ited. » low American bulb growers to pro­ victim of a political ined invitations and it is estimated enforcement of dry law, says .nke*l for tho support nnd co-opMembers of the voting trust of staled that "less politics and bet­ vide for the increased demand that there had been better e<M>. • eralion of tho membership during, the Georgia Railway and Power ter co-operation among citizens that approximately 200 person* this country would experience nft- between the legitimate user* Assistant Secretary of Treasury er at Tintsien cren tcd ! wns, in his opinion, the will ho in attendance. The ball i* cr tho 'restrictions went into oper­ poring regulations had bred a d o -• his term of office. Company, which is said to con­ generally’’ indignation but H s u ’s upon visit to Koy West. thus commodities than under the most qrgent atter lieforo tlzo purely nii invitational affair, It ation. Mr. Ijino also complimented Dr. trol170 per cent of tho power com- city. Mr. Lanemalso Two Sanford boys urrested in influence protected him gen of ham- . said that tho was slated, nnd only club mem­ During tho ]mst threo years imBrownlee, retiring president,'on n&ny* are; II. M. Atkinson, AtJacksonville on robbery charg­ bers, und out-of-town guests aro him for two years longer clro on-th*.-part of most city needed moro homes, ' more pattern of foreign bulbs nave conthe many achievements of Kiwanis Junta; Elmer Smith, New York; expected. I!e freak incuts will bo | post in command of the es preferred by St. Augustine to play tho game . , ................. . ducted n vigorous agitation against interests during tho latter’s tenure of of- Randall Morgan, Philadelphia; H. apartm ent houses nnd moro ho­ xorved in the ............ Inlotinisstun, authorities. Mr. Andrews aaW, and he defense forces. tels, and a wtiy in which to flnnnco In cominontiiig on tho - formal i ‘Bo establishment of the embargo, found that sp ^ it most hclpfi T. Bodino, Philadelphia, Bradley ficc. DOMESTIC Frederick Y£l tniCr’ ‘>cctu*° At tho conclusion of his talk ho W.’ Palmer, *'nl!,,rr' Boston; u w w n j rra w n c * Ay­ AyJ * ^ u|(|1 u m 'm o r a p S opening of tho now club Building n$c7f‘ n,F The treasury official adn Warm and dry is epitaph to be ^ nriv^ n t.„ „ read an announcement containing er,, Boston; George C. Moore, New licity to good on the Lako .Shore, Commodore h ^ f J ^ r ’lrforlrn the smuggling situation and advantage. written on-tho year 1925 by the the names of members whom ho York. th o ra n - al diversion of alcohol Edward Higgins, president of E m ory.touched.cn tho wide pubU. S. Weather Bureau. selected to serve on the var­ problems with which he — . tho Snnford Chamber of Commerce Licity that Sanford would receive tinent. Mysterious “Senator Lewis*’ has the activities of tho' club In ious standing committees fo r tho hollcvcH that tho immedintc con- from American bulb growers have wa­ Iy embarrassed. Inability of is sought by Now York polico in year sponsoring regattas, formal dances L. C. Helmut was re­ »tract ion, by tho city, of a bonded and other affairs that would a t­ ged n counter agitation for their coast guard to recruit »uf“ connection with allogcd poison named1920. secretary for tho ensuing eduction, Mr. Whltncr said, and men has prevented proper sc warehouse on tho "lake front Is tract vinitors from many sections nlot. yrar. c decision of Secretary Janllnc against liquor running alon needed nioro than nny other Im­ American housewife finds th at of Florida. • YOUK, Dec. 30.—(/P)—Po- prices Today’s meeting of tho club was nuporting th _> establishment of thashures, but Mr. Andrew* I provement u >hc present time, ac­ of groceries have In­ *‘Tho organization of a yacht embargo on Jun, 1 culminates a rts giw n b* custo 7 «re necking a niysteriset asido sometime ngo for tho cording to his Htutcmcnt this mor- club creased during tho past twelve in nn inland city Is something long and bitter period of struggue. ion officials on hii ator A. B. Lewis,” who LOUISVILLE,. Ky., Dec. 30.— general observance of tho birthday new" Mr. Emory stated, "but in Local bulb growers nrc said to ward j«ourney, uf otcadlly Itave been the victim of a months. (A*)—In tho light of the morning anniversary of tho luto Woodrow Mr. Higgins sttned that with the Consolidation of Alabnmn Wilson. 1L G. Davey addressed sun, "Mira St. Petersburg” one riiices or bootleg liquor •ison plot. establishment of n municipal bond- Lako Monroe Sanford has tho fin­ have been greatly perturbed over dlcnilon of improvement, .wns revealed when Power Company with th a Geor­ Ihe rlub on several of tho outstand­ of Henry Ford’* licet of four ded wnrehouso 'on the take It would est body of water for m il and the posslbte repudiation of tho ernpower bont races of nny other city gen led that "the old ‘ gia Light and Power Company bxrgo and tha .Hubaeounit ruining Cownn killed Mias Edith ing events In, ami characteristic* Ford-Stout nl-mctnl planes On(Continued on i ’ngo 3.) In Fturlda, and the capitalization of their industry, Mr. Whltncr said, mid demand will tel route to Florliln, hopes t o ‘find itcnogrnpher with wltom is effected. of. the llfo of tho war president. of this great natural attraction nnd recently u delegation of Semi tho bootleg Industry * i ( Immedintc nid for tho _AtncH* W«t ita ted, and seriously The membership received Mr. nowmnn Field hero to rofuel and must assuredly place Snilford very nulo county bulb men went to Borne Changes Nee can farm ers will be sought by Davey 'a address with much en­ wing Us way southward to Flrldu rnclf Monday night. prominently on the map as a tour­ Washington to urge tho etate's Mr. Andrew* expects Ixiwis," who checked conference of western farm ers thusiasm, and many Vmembers where it will enter service boist city offering recreational representative ttf agitate for tho gc* will ba necessary J Hotel Aator tho night of to meet soon in Dos Moines, In. slated th a t'd u rin g tho~counM5 of tween Miami and Tampa. sources not >to be found in less establishment of tho restrictions ■onncl of tho customs, < FOREIGN’ The ^Miss St. Petersburg” Is ( Continued on Pugo 3.) . Is wanted for ques-. fo rtu n ate, communities.” agslnst foreign grown narcissus and prohibition **rvlre tho member of tho fleot that, ac­ Thu Owen Franklin Motor Com­ e is described as 73 "Little Hsu," high In military , All of tho fixtures and cnu!p-_ bulbs. hc hit* control before be cording to its 'pilots, Lleuts. Jack pany of Orlando today anonunced msnt for tho new club house have wd n persistent i*jitor affairs of China, is killed by Tho following telegram received a smooth runnl Harding and H. J . Brady, has tho opening of Its now hulldlng on on who was 28. ' yoiiiffir rormy captain to avenge arrived, Mr. Emory r.ajtl. f ntl vis­ tills avornlng frum Senator Duncan doveluped«-Roul developed contrariness und is dis­ Jan. 1, a t 314-320 West l ’lno itors artT Invited to Inspect thu U. ITIcetcher Is said to havo greatrod a t tho hotel r.a murder of father, who was kill­ ____ Unka wm 'gu as .... inclined to, leave It* birthplace on Street, where new model hrankUn building At their pleasure. ,____ _ ly rellovod B. Lewis.” 0f Carson ed by Hsu several years ago. llovid tha tho nutni.CXuiia-plunUr* am t-the-aasistm * the chorea' of tho ico-bound Groat cars will bo placed on exhibition A w arning letter was orbuTir* in ITtia seftlon; tho lookout for “ Lake*, Hoonlng off from Dear* i^-. proiipeotlve Ktmford nnd OriniP wan’a rooms. I t wus "In tho row "B. F. Whltner, Jr. toonrnTrporOTbnday, hnlf an hour do buyers. «... re Cowan hecamo cp"Sanford, Fla. ugh a cour Tho new Franklin coup* flnloh behind tho threo other Ford"I am pleased to advise' that do- continued,. ’ . oh u J S S T 'f o W F u t l y E q u i p p e d JACKSONVILLE. Doc. 30.-</P) Stout plane*, which were tra il­ ed in Do Causae’s cream and black, clslon of agriculture secretary la undor tho —Otto Draw, 21, nnd hi* brother, ing tho pilot plane, a Curtis lark, lu described ns one of the most fnvorabla lo American bulb grow They In ftr>ed to m arry him to w ith tho installation of complete CIco, 19, of Sanford, were arrested tho big piano ran Into snow storms handsome English type care on tho ere. within of hi* $100,000. If ho ent in the hospital room of by polico hero early today on and winged off the course, landing market, and tho agentn report an Duncan U. Fletcher.” !»°Pn she would odmint .^uipm increasing demand both from San­ tho new police headquarter* the r poison and tho money station is now complete in every charges of highway robbery pro- at.G ary , Ind. An effort wo* made Tuesday to ford and Orlando customers. ferre■u by authorities a t St. AugusTALLAHA8SEE, Fla.. Dec. 30. ttiin n ( In p a rt to get Cow* nnd is said to be one of .the tine. ___ Tho arrests were made by join tho other threo member* of (d5)—Governor M artin today de­ {•kiantlal trouble, Cowan detail moat modem polico atatlono In tho city police working with Deputy Clearwater—New radio broad clared th at ho Is preparing to In­ the fleet, a t Dayton, O., bat dark­ 7*11 wos wanted for nb- United State!. . , . , Sheriff P* A. Turlington. „of St. ness found tha big plane soaring easting station, WGHB, of Georgo vestigate complaint* of tho alleged DIV* “h *12.000 from the IIoTlie now equipment arrived to­ Johns county. The youth* con­ H. Bowles Developments, goes on BtOpJ).ping of motorists on tho. highover Louisville, looking for Bow­ two yeara ago, d a y nnd was Installed undor tho fessed to perpetrating a aeries of air. way* of ol tho state “ without P HJust ^ of tho dead girl de- supervision of Dr. Theodore Lang- holdup* In tho northern section of man* Field. cause.” Reportu of such arrest* _ r daughter wns oh- icy. City health .physician,- nao UlUtl have been received a t the execu­ the state. *iiator Lewis,’’ who v/ns Chief o f Polico Roy G, Williams. The Good Roads ConunlltaV of tive of/lcs from nrveral counties, Two chance* a w pending against Every necessary feature for the nt old gentleman, who tho Chamber of Commorca announ­ tho governor stated. ced today that word had been re ­ Mr. *t dinner frequently." curing of nick or injure*! members ' the youth* a t St. Augustine, the , Ono of thg most recent com­ ceived from Mr. Willtercan^ cha'r i71 »a!d her daughter did of tho' department or of prisoners deputy said, in' connection with plaints, according to tho announce­ man of the V>J| o m arry Cowan who ta Included in-thc-hospital equip­ holdups in th a t vicinity." ment, cam* frum tiuLshsmbtt-ut way A third youth, arrested in • W lfd t o BA ed a* ‘Ln*; jrcntTemnn ment. An operating- table of tho x* M Tha new county Jail now , In negro women la accomodate eight* ptnutncrfe^oTTareo county. Sanford-N ow Si family.” > Cowan, latent type, and other accessories holdup nenr flL Augustine, “ U form of a resolution adopted The flret floor will be construct­ would be rtbed Miea Burton a* fo r the performing of m ajor oped so th at all entrance* ora to be organization, protesting *| ing oi :__ oratloaa were olao included. x^ law wife, lent made t protected with double steel doors, tbe stopping oj m otorists,, (nsnee :hlt«ct, E. nnd also a "m ob-prevention" en­ asked fo r tha gorernok to cor •ur Jacksonville. „ . ‘ 1 „ Moughton and Sheriff ____________ ind. ff C. M. Hai an Investigation! J j L trance for-automobiloa. The lat­ ^ e ig n e r^ road Police oald they found a amall W " : ‘ ‘1, when* P. ■ Is ter (s a feature which la being in­ Th's new jnil, when completed The resolution const arsenal, Including shotguns, pis­ to to Be onf oi of tho most incxl- corporated In many new Jails, i t Jcctcd to conilJ !. '; . * ■1 ^ * 1 tols and revolvers, .ammunition expected _ ___ ever is said. ■ , cm «»in*p____ examples of architecture and unfortunate' '* Now; and burglar’s 1tools in’ the room. designed fur the hour.ipg of way stated, < INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Doc, 80. ,»fe 80.—GP)— The HoThe second floor w|)| ha L ite r a t police headquarters, tho Inal Offender*. nlntr^l Ism if sectior Jokohamft by the 1023 —(^)_Stnto Somitor Mlchaol S. youth* wero sold.to have confo*be threo stories In tair . the 22 wd participation Ip a number of 5r°vo tnany foreign or*' Kinney of S t Louift one ck ort. nvlcted In federal caurt^hcra Dec. Ux the north- To Murder Of „ier, Chung-Lin In Manifesto Is Belief Of Alabama Stockholders Mayor Lake Urges Get One For 4 Or 5 .Harmonious Action g Occurs Lang Chang Had” Recently ned To China >m Trip Abroad New Jersey Visitor Lauds Prohibition WU1 Begin Machine C ity ’s Development And With Is Called Eff< .■Commercial Possibilities Treasury O fficial R eaches Key W est t h lt'if News Summary fr,tiL* A i o i 'i n . x . i Smuggling Situation Embarrassing,Chief r Says In Statement r _ I. _ _ « > «s* ___ ____ , & . . _____ YACHT CLUB WILL BULB GROWERS HOLD FIRST BALL PROTECTED FROM THURSDAY NIGHT FOREIGN RIVALRY ARE- INSTALLED! BY KIWANXS LLUB’iiH II inous Solon |ht By P olice [. Y. Poison P lo t One Ford Plane Is Compelled To Land At Louisville, Ky. a S J New Franklin To Be Exhibited Soon * Two Sanford Boys Arrested For S t Augustine Robbery Police Hospital Is M artin W ill Probe Stopping 0 1 Cars W ithout Ju st Cause K S? Road From Sanford To N ew Smyrna To Be Hard Surfaced N ew County Jail W ill H ave M any N ovel F eatures U sed In Ultra-M odem . P risons Aft Kinney Granted New Kuake Trial In Rum Plot 1 t jc highway: Irf'sL Loiila ern ork. am, ,& rS r‘ 4 ’, . V L T’ .1 iiP rsrH-erm $ | (T .’ v u « » a k IXg �E arly T his M B A n ti-H d en tiflts A re W ith S p irit O f tlon C om parable > O f W itc h c ra ft Plcirired Speculai To T h at H an g in g s S 3 ir» * Brown C i n ^ w®ro " . C “unnjui*«r| f .“>« « tx k ». um\ collision occurred a t t h e w S c? S f Eighth S tre e t and Magnolia / Vc‘ nuc. Police called to the rc«nc immM lately took King and Green to f t ",tntio". tthpir, tojurira were dressed by Dr. Ijm gicy after which they were allowed to go home Long, on employee of the Hut­ ton Construction Co,, and James Drown, were arrested on charaeOf reckless driving. They were re ­ leased on bond ar.d wJU npp»ar |n ______ i KANSAS CITY, Dec. 80.—VF )rP roducti of untiring research wet* laid by scientists today before t Said To Hu vc wsed D urlnft BcneficiAl P e r furls Intln'Hry f)feliAra ■; tiitc ry : i . K ing and C.^Grocn. tu n . , orrd, w are pmnfullv In ; , . i ,co'* night about r a X J X K f e on which they were riding ed w ith a Buick « r “ t 1* •tomes B ro*n. The driver of ti5 3 t now facing the moat critic*! period of Its history. */ tions. Scientists from widely, The rapidly Incraasing enroll­ scattered parte of the country m ent and the continuous demand brought contribution* aa widely fo r new depnrttfienta to meet t.v> 'different in character. sU te, have taxed the resources of Ur. fwlwm Linton, pnratiologlst of the U niversity of Georgia, be­ fore tne zoological sect ion of tne association, pictures anti-scientists of todayr -im bued-w ith-a-spirit oi speculation comparable to th s t m anifested In the w itchcraft hang­ ings a t Salem. the state in the past has been, for the most part, ultra-conservative. They are hastening "to their Economy, has been the w atch­ task of exhortation against knowl­ edge'* and "vested interop.* whoso word without giving due considera­ tion, in many instances ,to con­ traffic In iniquity is threatened by structively planning the future scientifically fram ed pure food educational development of the law s, venders of quack medicines, t-.nte, says a statem ent Issued by and practitioners of magic who the publicity departm ent of the hate science whose light is ns university. Until recently, it adds, deadly to them as the light of the country. This progress has been a large proportion of tho member­ sun to the aneroblc bacteria.** " If these people, who have ap­ made despite the fact that tho ship of the legislature has been propriated the name of funda­ university hns been hampered In made of members who were either program indifftrent toward higher educa­ m entalist, would consult their com­ its efforts to enrry out mon sense, and apply the scientif­ of expansion by the lack of e f ­ tion or who only gave it half funds. Hearted support. The influence ic method to anti-scientific tenets ficient Tne university is almost entirely of this clement was so strong that of their theology they m ight bo dependent upon appropriations by led to remove a lot of the stubbio tho legislature for expansion and it was necessary nt alm ost every th a t got into their foundations." maintenance nnd the appropria­ roi'iion of the general assembly for supporters of the university to Commander N. H. Teck, chief of hnve never appronchcd the go to Tnllahussce and make a the divlsiu f terrestrial m agnet­ tions amount necessary fior construc­ fight for necessary appropriations. ism and seiamogrnphy of the U. tive In keeping with the S. coast and geodcdic survey, w arn­ needsgrowth - S ituation Im proved of the ntate. Every depart­ ed against nn optimism which had ment line, been cramped because “This situation has m aterially caused an unnecessary loss of life of insufficient funds, the depart­ improved during the p ast year," In earthquakes. mental licndo any. It* wni* nlso the statem ent continued. "The preOf tho original- era of virgin stated th at now departments, bad­ i.»nt has shown a mqch forests In the U. S. estim ated a t ly needed, hnve not been establish-' more legislature liberal attitude toward ap­ 800,000,000 acres, three fifths hnvo cd a t the institution because no propriations for the state cdunjdisanneured, Professor Fred Rog­ tionai institutions and had tne ers Fairchild, of Yale University,! state continued to develop norm al­ told tho social and economic se e -1rabbits, Professor W. J. Daunt- ly, tho appropriations mad? for tion of tho association in a plea for gartner. of the University of Kan­ the university, by ‘ the legislature forest preservation. From the re- sas,’ related in a pnper prepared . nt its Unt^eguliM; session, would rem aining forests, he said, lumber for tho zoological sactloit. Rab­ no doubt b»*en ample to take nrd other wood products equal to bits subjected rrgtilnrly to cigar­ It hnvc care <'a f'ineccssnry" expnnnion a n d : ette smoke at the university be­ four times the annua) growth arc came slovenly and did oof gam t maintenance of departm ents of tho trie Co, being taken. UnivefifHy. • . (St. Auj Smoking docs not agree with weight normally. Flood Damage Is On Increase In Europe ) Srrnp ^npip- ■. ment m iner to Uecd In D.'btilling Ammonia Liciucrs — INDIANAPOLIS, Infi... P ea 30.— eflt W to, agriculture. „._rr5 I Iful.harnessing to man's Jftil* mills, itySteel during tho Coking w a r of plants one of nnd nahundreds of municipal gas com­ panies today are faced with dis­ carding millions of dollars’ worth of equipment hitherto used to dis­ till hnimonta liquor ns a by,product id gas m anufacture because n purer ViiA.li.*(**LUil 1.1 fciKII# 10 ltd ury Ull V> K a t t JTC, ** .InJt, Wn.noiii i con now ba produced Jtwye r.tij'ihtng to Lay .about it. Five thousand gvllcns of liquor, ef all qual­ rh raply from atmospheric uilfpriirt. ities, hftto’bucn confiscated mid are about io bo destroyed. At tho left /This was made available by n*pro- oi U / S .'tln ra h n l K. V. Snyder, form er notvspoptr man, with lib* ax .cess developed prim arily ,t‘q sup ■ teatiy tij/hl^.k the bottles; next la W ajnq I!. Wheeler, general counsel 'Plom cnt, during tne war, the supply for Auti-cmloi u le a g u e . Detective Scrivener cf W ashington is nt of South American nitrates so vl-. Wl)e(ncp*a left, and Mrs. Mabel W alker Willobrnndr, assistant ntlorncy ta l to the m anufacture of high ex ­ general o* the United States, in charge of all federal prohibition cases, plosives. in a t tile light. In the meantime, farm ers also, m ay reap, in the form of substantlaily reduced fc rt’llzer prices, the harvest of one of tii« outstanding pieces of w artim e ingenuity, q • Announcement made by the local 'Citizens* gas company of the s c ra p , ping of 9100,000 worth of ammo­ nia-distilling apparatus nnd of it-, CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 30.— replacem ent w ith n 3250,000 amSEBASTjOPOL, Dec. 30 </P) - i J"p—Tho Turkish war council wont motiln sulphate plant, brought from Storie.i of th!» C ripictn War und Into secret session r.t Angora Tues­ Clarence Kirk, president of tho sunken tfoasu’ro have h nen revived day uf to moo ii to devise pirns in company, tho story of trem endous l«y the A ported location of “ Rind; conf irm lty with tho new Russostrides taken in seven years by one I’r'nco." n D rillrh niilp. which foun- i in i-.h treaty and regarding the dceixjim uf. th s n'UHipil o f th e I^-aof tho America's newest industries. d^red in Rsinklsvn Day. ■*u of Nations in putting the Ma"F ifteen y ears ngo German -sclFur seventy years the R ritidi mi I region of Ir.il. under Eritisii V enlists perfected the Haber p ro ­ and I'vunafKn goveriimoots nt in run idato. cess of fixating nitrogen," M«\ jtirv n ls hnve been, ncnrcliing for (Ion. lljcvnd IV.lia, form er mil:' K irk said. ‘ It wns a g rea t dis- lSic slnt>, f*r when it went down it lory m m itn iu lir of troops at Mos­ "Covery. Man's supply of nlti'ogen find aboard • $3,000,000 in gold. ul, p url’clpated in the council. before th at time was confined to Recently Russian divers brought natural beds of sodium and pntas- to tl»? nur/aeo a must mu ie of teaK New Arm* C’aun<*M i-'orme.l ■■ slum n itrates found almost e x ­ tvocii. which is Ijel'escd to li- c l< LONDON, Dec. -TO.— A ;Lsclusively ,in Chile. Through ni- I lunged to tb r "lllnck I’riii'V," ; gntch to tho Daily M.id from (’onJtrt>gtn, a gns bnrtnlosa in itself, I During th e heigh*, (if till- C'-irnenii • t.'ntinoplc, f.aya a new TuTki:h -constituted four-fifths of nir we W ar tint nhlp -,entert'i R jinkla.’.u .Supreme arm y rourcil teas tnnitg-breattn, wc could uot, until the I Bay w ith 'Its paTjfo of gold, food •urated ^'fiitd.rv- by President Mur.ti H a b e r’ process was dlscuvored, Stull a, medical .aupplles Iiml nm- itd n p'-mal Pa"hu. Mu.tapha dvmako substantial snd cheap use I .nunitjon for t h j attu -iwig annifs. euirdd it y:ns e-sentlni to prrtiare cof the valuable properties it pos- J A etnrtn arose ' an t tin; ‘Tl'.acV for (ha defona" of the can t*ry p"d , sqisos when in combination w ith | Prince" feuiidorod, tin on tire crew . tttuhe ways for incrcu dug the ‘ p.qty’* fighting value. , L other elements. " * *;'-*-* ! peH shin;. *■ "W hile the H iftrr nnBceM opened I The e n ru t cLuj ofiscfimTmcThought, .up new fle . W V r m a k W ON f t'* H A ^ r;rh l> lV ^ R C K ^ A w which in places H unable to fixate nitrogen in thu work uf div eufficlimt qunnity nor nt tow tHe Russian - governim-t.t ROM i\ —Nut ice |*i given by A1 ■ enough coat to be commercially .ful -U\o {rcnv,rc °f g> i,i i find liiicn, m inister i f just ire, tha valuable. til:; i'a ■i.-.li luivo no iiilvlitLn itvlll-bo letrieved. • llTbq war forced Gcnnnny nn*) i rescinding divorce laws ., other natlonn to speed- -np tbeh* CAPT. HARTI.KV DADDY J W^r ■of* fixating nitrogen and. the rssu lt v/ni development of mcAnl; .-r,0N D f>N . .Dec. 110.—i,P) I n OPELIKA, Ala.—Cnpt. H erbert _ to obtain nn nlinust unlimited eiup* ihnitklu Uond i tra c t tjow bu l Ifm tley. c.f tb> I.rvirthnn, D a J | ply. Then enme tho problem, of n ty shops, rest rooms and diet L . daddy; it’s, a lb-pound buy. •t peace-time ui o for tho protiuct’ o f Jiuv. for Milady’a pet iwudD. ■ .valuable equipment and ft was dta ; (tovnred th a t it could not only be a made Into a pufer ammonia than 9 tfte steel plants and gns compnnP lea were m anufacturing ns a byN product of their industries, but aiao could bo made much niori cheap­ ly. AFFILIATED WITH "Tlrnt was tho beginning of th ; T he S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n B end of tho gas company'll career 9 as a m anufacturer of straig h t line rt mnnia liquor. }fo completely h aj K this 'oynthetiu* nntmonfa supplant*d our product, th a t wo aro forced to tu rn to othsr fields for use of our ammonia, und v/o hnvo now atarted making ammonia sulphate.'* Nlttogon compounds, ho added, aro a basic clement in tho compo­ sition of virtually nil soil-richenI, ,JnII. fertlllsera and farnteru nmv r "TOa#om»bly expect cvbn lower price* for zuch nroductn. f a ELECTED TO COMM LONDON—Hon. Eld. a rrrtiftnl pttoi Inrhcape, hns be.n tkft advisory committee of pi air league. She recein] pilot certificate in 1922, f ! . J m Jail Sentence For ^ D rivers Who i r y l ’o •pBeat T rains A cross ! EAN FRANCISCO, Pee. lU H /h j C entra Costa <ounty, California, now. ordinance diutjgnod t'j, QAaliu much cf thu joy out of beat^ n g t.u* train to thu crostilng. J P , ,LUf Cl V*. Ve Sltopjy a tact- with ' i* u to which the undertaker won L£iif tho train got there firat and tho river f unly rowan! p tE a y y " .--enhanced rc*p«ct for Kit nukt:**’ a P r If J* proved fa a ttr than*the ^ lo co m o tiv e. » * . N o» tha um eltuailon situation Is ts changed. changed, if tho engine passes the finish line W or the race Is n tio the await! ipll will bo to tho undurtnl.or but i the autoiot wins he will rocolvu t* » apodal recognition dUtlng-. its.dng him from tho less daring dftbwny user, a Jail rentonco*. The new ordinance-m akes. It a lusdetnraner to cross in iro n t of n rain a fte r A wigwag or autom atic ilgnal has sounded tho tra in ’s npIA GLUCK STILL CLIMBING EW YORK—Alma Gluck '.s fig fo r new world’* to con• In thn m atter of finance. She a $ 125,00jQ on a record of m r -Mn rtonelr ? r o r V I^IS y7’ ht a houso In Park Avcnuo th e ,nifih.*y In I0fl» mid now Ml dlt for WOO.OOO. I h r hus, A fram Zimba|ist, didn’t like dea cf the house- riNG FOR PRINKING Credit, *nevor u luind never rofused.”—Anon When you can’t pay a -b ill on .time, an exp lan ation o f your in­ ab ility w ill g o a lo n g w ay To­ w ards p rotectin your credit. Your creditor w an ts to help you keep your credit good— help him to help you! K eep your credit record clear! P ro tect your credit and it w ill protect you! When Dodge Brothers startling new prices are made known on January 7th, the full amount of the reductions will be refunded immediately to all purchasers since midnight, December 15th. This means that you can buy your Dodge Brothers Motor Car today, enjoy its immediate use, and still benefit fully by the savings yet to be announced. Dodge Brothers product today is better than ever before. .- * • ' ’• •: . Price reductions are made possibli pletion of a $10,000,000 expansion will practically double production. The savings effected through this enormous in­ crease in output are being passed directly on to the buyer in conformity with Dodge Brothers M ILLER 0 . PH ILLIPS. IN C Corner 2nd S treet and Oak A ve. [ M o c tc ffim �2 £ ) £ T VOUMOr U A D V J A M O \ ' > ° o T "^A T U P l ! O 0 K T %G »V EJ sAE^ANM O F ^ T H o s e * W B O P t O D O C H £ S S * L O O K S 'tf tttf ? Ca^ v1 T b P * * C * S t J / .' 75 ffiJ * * * < * 'G E T T lw ot 7 1[■; ^ d S j ? t GET v A ORIWK O R / A \ g O ^ T H l W 0 r E V E R V "TWO . M lM u re ^ t — L T o F F o fm P roE m rU i M r W ill r p n r p a e c O f C o rn «p iv frre t n c e *f t I*n Io w a ¥* ■- (Costtnucri from P«*» M dcliter freight frer* the warthei ther to w o k en values here. in Jacksonville direct to Stm ord Considerable hrsitnncc on the without In any way IMerpiattlng p art of new speculative buyers th° * distributing aortic** of the eras apparent and there was also fT^ hl. receivers, evidence th a t many holders secret Provision w ild be made for disposed to sell out and to realise I whioh t!,u trecivvrs profits, Chicago opening prices/™ ™ 1, ttn (t *«"" tha city, and ma* which ranged from 2c deline to lc i Uri,a11 ■“ £*< 1 • t the warehouse advance,............... ........ . December $ ! i» to f l - t t t t and May $1.82 to ♦ 1.83, ware followed by an Irregu­ l a r ' general. setback. In which De­ cember receded to $1.87 and May to I1.81H. Com and oats eased down with wheat, and as results of reoorted large offerings of com to arrive. shipping center, Mr. Higgins ad After opening naif cent to l*ic lower May .8. t r to ”.R7H' cent the com m arket underwent a moderate further sag. Upon Reserve | Is Cut Short ftn’ t Want C harily, |*t W as Dene For H e r I h 'u s t r i p s NFS, Dec. 80,—UV)*— •ft im m ediate'rellef of Sacked b y xarnrtJTB cf etern states, is sought i ilamtli of Jowa who :4ll a corn belt confew Jays. [bis conference and In- under the auspice u s e r 's AisoeinUon, -obl’n r t w a s . sharply It* part fco .said the red % 9 deflating the years ago which 1m .ring ifruit. His prot..Corporation . would IIJIQO.000 of fcovernadd five per cent to cost of production and !ho price. A fter sev|on» of hia allotted r r t.n cut him short in an attack on tho Feditheta of tho speakers it iihort, including Saninga and M r.,M eredith, smlU warned thoWnshjation th a t the prnnlo ng Vatlent, were a fter hot words. r o t w ant paternalism Laid the governor, “hut as been done for every Lif larky of tho bankers* tanferonco to apeak for t o f the corn belt was Ulcngcd by tho Furmr ns the "authoriz' d [if a million form ers.” Ln telegraphed t’re:iL. to wait presentation bgram formulated here b a conference of 2! tuitions, Tho union [market in conference Lus.’’ U. S. Housekeepers: Find Grocery P rices!. Increasing Yearly NEW YORK, Dec. 30—^ ^ - C o t ­ ton futures opened steady: Jnn, 20.20; Mnr. 10.94; Mny 19.12; July 18.97; Oct. 18.45. y s jl-W M O T H E R S G E T G R A V r t U E P A 1LV S E M O -O F F I*rca!(lenl C o o lid u c A n d M a n y IV o m in o n t M on I n v ite d T o A tte n d A f f n ir A t D a y to n a C o n s o lid a tio n C e le b ra tio n DAYTONA HEACII, Fla.,Doc. 30—With President Coolidgc, Johu IJ. Rqckefoller, -Rex Beach ,nnd Frank Parker Stockhridge heading tho list, 17G noted American men nnd women_have hoen invited by tho Daytona Bench Chnmber of Commerce to attend a Florida Re­ futation Day banquet', which will be held a t Chateau L ido;-on-the Halifax River, on tho evening of New Year’s day, und a t which elo­ quent speakers, by radio, will refuto charges that have been hurled a t the- fast-grow ing state in many sections. ‘ All persoqg-jpvitnhlltid ’n^tPWF m from Tngo 1.) positions, In T h l financial^ ^polifTriTl, LciUties nnd other publishing or artistic worlds, nnd slties for continued their Interest in Florida indicates n the event that the that the banquet, in addition to be­ when the fickle tour- ing u n iq u e in conception, Will n elsewhere for his Wf Florida must dot natural nnd logitimp to maintain her ■ong the states of this r Dr. Mills ndded. I position on the St. ,ind on the csnal th n t | is soon to bo opened coast, is in my mind asset thnt this city Land one th a t other a would * give millions b cold cash to obtain,” :rsey D octor s Sanford’s trie Location CT.fTwiLLii conditionr Now is the time for those who have large interests in and strati? friendsiiip for Florida to nffonl ihp opportunity to broad­ cast irich a [local of statements, by substantial people that the effect cannot he other than widespread. ‘'Again. cannot deny the fact th a t this rapid development has a ttrac tci| Unie operators of the -land shark1 type, and strong netion is m:•lr<l ‘ on the part of subRtuntinl Hi v.lopcrs and interested friend » ;•> weed one promoters of the didi'.nesi ciara, arid to put tho unifi rmed on guard in nrder to protr , them while protecting tile fair nan,, if the state." "ShsvM it la? absolutely imposribie f, r vou to attend, wo ‘trust you will write or wire u statement that mty lie used, nnd brondcartt at tit/ banquet, but it is our hope •that you can arrange to bo prosont in person to greet tho brilliant gathering that in sure to attend." Among tlioae who have boon in­ vited tn attend are: PUBLIC MEN rro.'iiUnt Coulidge, *” V w T tfS k m Tncu-tfl” : l'x- Governor James M. Cox, Hon. John W. Weeks, Gen C I*. Summerall, British, Spanish nnd Frcncli Amba.«,<aiiors; Admiral Hutchinson Cone. Secretary of Agriculture, President Joso Mneahndo, Cuba: Governor John W. Martin, of Florida; kill come, nnd shortly, river boats comparI craft now operating il the wealthy men of •ill stop over here ing tho wonderful St. t waterway th a t will # far northern points da keys upon tho com- fnir publicity in many cltxlcs— » St, Johns-lndinn riv-’ publicity thnt Ib almost invariably founded on cither a gross rnistntc| was accompanied to |w. S. Cubbagc,- who ■I. W. Ydung, IlollyWood-by-thol>. P. Davis; Presidents Old Lino Insurance Companies. Presidents Ttnilrnads. PUHLICISTS and ARTISTS Rex Deaeh, George Ado. II. C. Forbes, Arthur Hr is bane, George W.» Ochs, Wdjinm Randolph Ilearst, Nina Wilcox Putnam, Irvin Cobb, Irving Hnchellor, Sewell Ford, Edgar Guest, Grnntlnnd Rice, Thomas Moighnn, Lila Lee. Winter Haven—City parks to be improved, at cost of $40,000. Snlcrno—New building boing er­ ected for Salerno Properties, south of Salerno Garngu. > Perry—Plans to bo discussed for .erection >p o s q l } , 0 ^ 0 ( hotel, . • ’ *v Indian, 95, Dislikes Hectic Civilization MIAMI. Dec. 30.—(JP>—Hilly Buck, 95, Reml nolo Indian Tues­ day.came out of the Everglades for his first time in many moons. At dusk'he ambled back to his palm-covered hut, out of tho pale of tho polo face’s hec­ tic civilization. For Billy hnd Just nrrlved in Miami to gaze nt tho carious sights when an automobile breezed by, jammed on brakes nnd exuded n pungent aroma of bunting rubber. When Billy wns fanned Into consciousness, a fter his deep whiff of unfam ­ iliar Odor, he blinked his eyes and ventured: "Ugh, plenty bad medicine along bad smell wagon. Look, no see; listen, no hear; but by golly, hcah feel.” . Am*l haven’t I T v to N ^ a s T o ROB ToOETMER.’ GOSH! V/HO’D EVER 1W50CWT rDYACeA JAIU SENTENCE AT i NtM6TCEOf J NEW YORK, Dec. 30.~(Ah—Readjustment of spcculntivo accounts with the approach of the new year created considerable irregularity in initial dealings on tho stock m ar­ ket tiflluy. U. S. Steel, General Electric, uiul General Mutor* work­ ed Tower but proanocts of further merguw in -the nejium Industry led to buying of tile low priced nil shares, fi. H, Krcsgc nimnitvd to a record liigii price ut 801. Subsequent, operations indicated that buying was of n highly selec­ tive character. Marked improve­ ment was shown by a few high priced slice ini tics, such ns Atchi­ son nnd International Telephone, but early gains elsewhere Were limited to a point or so. Oil shares continued under various merger jNistibilities. Buying of Frisco, Coca Cola, American Cnn Chrysler and Rem­ ington, however, was counteracted bv declines of one to threq points in Pospim f'vrenl, National Clonk and Suit, North American and • Noon Stock. List American Cnn .............. Bethlehem Steel ............. Coen Cola ........................ Crueiblo Steel .................. General' Electric ........ New York C e n tr a l____ Northern & Pacific ...... Pan American Pet.......... Pennsylvania ------ --------Southern Pacific ......... .... Standard Hit of N. J. ... Tobncco Products ........... IJ. S. R u b b e r.................... U. S. Steel ....................... 4 Continued fro A Pago 11 ton, while the price n year ago was $30 to $35. Salad lettuce is now $3.50 to $4 a crate compared with $.1.25 to $3.50 Inst year, If you have u fruit ahlad, oranges, both Flo- POLAR DEAR DORN IN DIXIE , MACON. Ga., Dec. -30.—CAV-In ■ the wako of the coldest December night registered here In years,' n olar bear was bom at Central City ’ark r.oo here Tuesday. Circus men ray It was the first polar boor ever Wins College Career By Parachute Jumps SO YOD’RC MR. SUNN. vSb .l i 'm h e r e i n c d o e c t *som e back payments o n a DIAMOND RlNQTfhAT WAS | RECENTLY PURCHASED FROM t * Vfciuve sd T 1 “THE DOLLAR DCWN MAIL- i-J ihBwsoNSM e. ORDER HOUSE -IT'S MY SON YOU'RE lOOKCOfl $W TO RR^EL WITHOUT BPIEITB LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30--4AV 3 0 ^ V tMINNEAPOLIS, Dec, 00^__(/P)— Now Year’s revelers are going to ' l l 1. Of nil tho Univorslty of Minnesota revet without aid of eplrita, accord* students working their way ing to dry off ic lain who .a re ex­ through school, Victor I. Eagan, pect lug Hoy A. Haynes hero today medical student, has adopted about to help them "dry up” tho New , ,\fj tho strangest method. Ho is a Year’n flood. parachute jumper-— ------- --------Lagan formerly mndo • a living }v Whiter llaveiw C lty to expsitd by participating in motorcycle $29,1)00, fo r extennion of *wittert-n-r '"j races at Minnesota state fairs, lie works Byatcm, did his first porachuto .jumping Daytona Bench—Frco mtU d«' last summer. -' His only complaint is that his livery *orvic« Inaugurated. 175 pounds Is tuu much of ■ load for the nverngo slzo “chute.1* “I . Furt Warre—CRy votes $«42JM)0 never get a 'chute' big enough,** bond issue, for various improvoho said, "nnd conse<iucnUy 1 get quite n jolt when 1 land.'* . EVERY HAT IN OUR STORE WILL BE SOLD THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AT #v * , NEW YORK, Doc. 30,—UP)— Bar silver 68H; Mexican dollars 52*i. i ■ .* . . >.. *• » v * •; *j ; S^HAT-VOU SAY YOU’RE ONLY NINETEEN? TTi&O YOD’RE NOT r t r e s p o w s ib l e T o d J , \ jv i , ,. 1-2 Price THE BEST IN WINTER STYLES WILL BE SdLD DURING THIS SALE. IT WILL PAY ANYONE TO BUY DURING THESE TWO DAYS. CHICAGO. Dec. 30.—(A*)—I’oultry alive firm; receipts 8 ears; fowls 22-28; Hprlngo 30; turkeys 35; rooHters 17; ducks 25-30; geese 20-24. CHICAGO, Dec. 30.—(/PM Pota toes trading rather slow; Market triflo easier; total U. S. shipments 322 cars; Wiscinsin - Minnesota racked round whites 3.00-4.40; mostly around 4.26; Idaho sacked RlfihT HERE iNTH'S OFFICE THIS D E eTATAU .- 1 WHERE'S YOUR WKER? | ^ cutUng" of whiskey I'umoses and to pre® °* ^ into bootleg •cen tho time it lea**r«house$ and Is tetaii druggista. Tho obtain this key on ascriptions a w entlvews believed, to havo "I’d when he returna ? j10 will toko up a ' °* accomplishing It, ?„*• n?oompdnf«d by ■Banco, nssistant so, »tnto departm ent, wining, customs col*®nah. Tho M rty will •Cuban capital early S BY TAYLOR MOM’N POP WELL KID. l'M HERE TO L REUEVE YOO OF TfeN BOCKS To m eet THE BACK PAYMffNTB ON Y0OR DIAMOND RiNS-COOOH UP OR p IT’S *1HB •HOOSEGOW* J ------ i TOR^DD |— -----1 JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 3 0 .- W —Conditions and quotations pre­ railing on the Jacksonville market today, a t reportrd by the Florida State Marketing Bureap: Supplies of miscellaneous vege­ tables light; demand and movement Improved; market firm L»r good stock; express embargo lifted and congested conditions at terminals practically relieved. Deans: green, hampers, fancy 4.00ffD4.50. Cukes: bushel crates and hamp­ ers. number ones 5.00<i?G.60. Egg plants: standard crate med­ ium sites 3.50<ji>3.00. Squash: hnninor.i, and bushol crates small yellow 3,50...._ Squash! standard crates, white, 3.50^4.00. Tomatoes: sixes, Florida, fancy, count and stock 6.00|S)6,50. . ■ Tomntoos: nixes, Florida, choice count and stock 3.00<(1>3.G0. Oranges: box faitcy count and atock 4.00(3>4.50. Oranges: box choico count and stock 3.00(3)4.00. With a prison term of lb years hanging over his head, Roscoo Warren, 48, of Knnsns City, Mo., has married Mian Dorothy Do Crof, 19. Shu says she Is willing to faco whatever the future will bring. Wnrren is out on bond pending appeal. He is convicted of killing John C. Deskin. rletion and opening of was in Sanford. and th at if the pert could be Verified h e' n sura to have an announcement interest to make to the people Sanford before another 24 hours hnd pnsaed. Visitors preaent for the installa­ tion ceremony and for the addrcM hv Mr. Davey werei Mrs. O. N. Hughes, Mrs. R. A. Winston, O, A. Hughes, Captain Trapnell, M. r . n o ff and F. F. Hoff of Or­ lando and Rev. P. H. Fry, of Colutnbns. O. A fter the luncheon all members present were photographed In front of the Seminole drill. t. \ y ■' iln *'•* l ), ,r ■Minr h • v-** . SON IS UNDEft A a C UJ.V w w y , RCfiFOOS»8L5 FOR THE ACCOUNT! *gN BOCKS PLEASE - AND F1UE . . m 1 / * - ■v - a m u a,u.- i 314-320 WEST PIN E STREET N ew Years Day, fo r th e • ;___ r ^ __ _ There '* Uko Alfred IIS111 . bution o f' *■ r ' • f \T c , -v-.' . ^ �W EDNESDAY. TO DO—WHAT TO DOI W H A T ew Year’s Resolutions >'■ w hen v a rie d a n d n n ittitad in o u s Y ear's reso lu tio n s a re lined u p p re p a ra to ry to s ta rtin g w ith th e crack o f th e new y e a r dow n th e long h a rd ro ad to fu lfillm en t. A las, how few o f th e m an y fin ish th e race, how m a n y slip an d fall in th e p its o f te m p ta tio n a n d m oral weak* ness, hpw m any a re co n v erted in to p a v in g blocks fo r th a t well know n place t h a t is h a rd su rfa ce d w ith ro o d inten tio n s. In review ing tfie h o s t' o f fallen reso lu tio n s t h a t come craw lin g back to th e s ta r tin g line o f th e n e x t y e a r, th e question a rises a s to w h e th e r in d isc rim in a te an d ra s h reso ­ lu tio n s a re really a b e n e fit o r a d e trim e n t to th e developm ent l l A)l All ahlltiarr ahlltl! Cmi o f c h a ra c te r. C ertain ly a n y good action, o r good in te n tio n is tfcanfca, r*»oiorw» of entertatnnienta «r< feed* will It* com m endable and w o rth y of en co u rag em en t, b u t one g re a t render a4vertl*lnt trouble w ith th e people o f th is g e n eratio n is th e ten d en cy to pledge th em selv es to actio n s t h a t th e y n e v er really in ten d to c a rry th ro u g h to a successful conclusion. T h e su b tle .. is. the . use tar re. w eak en in g o f c h a ra c te r th a t so called "back slid in g ” en tails iar e w e 4b»atctiee ,t of n*t otherwjee is possibly a g re a te r evil th a n m o st o f u s realize, fo r one of ____ io peper end etavthe th e m ost insidious and easily acq u ired h a b its is t h a t o f _______ewfceretn ere eloo reeerved. .re m is in g , ra sh ly an d im petuously, th o se th in g s t h a t we do no t c a rry o ut. By su ch action w e lose sig h t of th e im p o rt­ WEDNESDAY, DEC. M, I92S. w o* ■ •mmm ■ — ■ . an ce a n d real m ean in g o f th e w ord prom ise, and a re a p t to THE HERALD'S PLATFORM hold lig h tly tfie b re a k in g of a pledged w o r d .. 1/—Deeper water real* to Jack* V ic e-P re sid en t D aw es h a s been ask ed by an anti-tobacco society to a b ju re h is pipe and th e use o f th e w eed os a New 1^-CopetractioB ot 8 t. Jobnh-InY e ar's resolution. I f th e v ice-p resid en t is Sensible he will S h Wrer eaaal. Extendon of white way. a u g h o ff th is proposition and give h is a tte n tio n and h is W inning pool, tennis courts, pledges to so m eth in g m ore im p o rta n t an d w o rth w h ile th a n etc. *« Bs—Angmenllng of building pro* i pipe and tobacco. M r. D aw es is a n in v e te ra te sm oker and gram—houses, hotels, a p a r t * .he denial of h is b ria r would in all likelihood tend to develop moot houses. n him n s p irit o f d isco n ten t p reju d icial to th e b est in te re sts f,—Extension of strw t paring o f h is office. In m ak in g now y e a r resolutions, people seem to give too 7^Dmnrt7uetIon of boulevard around Lake Monroe. m uch a tte n tio n to triv ial, inconsequential th in g s, an d no t A—Completion of city beautifica­ enough to th e basic rules o f ev ery d ay life an d th e th in g s tion program. 0,—Expansion of school system really w orthw hile. In stead of placing n N e w ,Y e a r'a b an on with prdrlstm for Increased fa­ candy, cig ars and such h arm less little m a tte rs , w hy n o t re ­ culties. , solve to live d u rin g th e com ing y e a r a b e tte r life, m orally, physically and m en tally 7 W hy n o t pledge y o u rse lf to th e BtBLB VERSE FOR TODAY b e tte r application of th e Golden Rule, g iv in g m ore a tte n tio n BEGIN RIGHT IN, YOUTH:— to everyday conduct and b e tte r bu sin ess an d social re la tio n s? Remember notr thy © rotor In the Ig nore tho little trifle s. Resolve to live o b e tte r life, do day* of thy youth, while the erll it and tho little vices will tn k e care o f them selves. days come not, *nor tba years hen thou. shalt say, draw nigh, ___ I h ire no pleasure in them. L*t us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep bit commandments: for this Is the whole duty of man. Eccloslastea 1 2 :. 1,18. GRAYER:—Dear Loyd. Thou hast aald, “Suffer little children to con n W to ma and forbid them not, for 6f such Is the Kingdom of Heaven.” Makd us all Thins own little- children, and then It shall be our Joy to do Thy will dolly. Wider Streets As-----Brisbane/Sees It ---------------- 1 on f lutjr Not Tired Wo Don’t kCrave Cob«|___ . About M untachar ' •By ARTHUR BRIBBANE c m t t i t i te n . *r tfcarlOa. MY FAVORITE STORIES death o f Dr. J, H, R ou, By .S. COBB N V IR ooa of ifa moat protad the citrus la­ Hare are two compliment* from In Paris a column of our troopa the passing of widely different eourcee for Yan­ marched under the Arc da Trlomfriend*, who did kee valor: pho In tho parade' in honor of the bo n than any othon In 1W14, R. H. pavla, #41tor of French unknowh soldier. At the p U fia j * :Munaey*# Magaxlno, w a i rh ljin x conclusion .of the ceremony, the •'V. i n G. K. Chesterton, the LmfiLh commanding officer, .approachsd ■writer, at th e’ latter's home near Marshal Foch for Instructions. , London. Da*' t© “w x v s ; -■ 1 ThaT was He R iGMT MEPlCINe C /4L V EL SOL, of Madrid, hopes nnd believes th a t America “will not annex Cuba." T hat’s a reasonable hope. The United Staten people would not care to brand them­ selves thieves nnd m urderers to add a little to their property. And It would take much fighting and killing to make the brave Cubans give up. W hat America wants Is to see Cuba prosper as a good neighbor. Ana the United States ougnt by law and reasonable ta r ­ iffs to encourage Cuban prosper­ ity. ______ essarily ridiculous. . Besides, in the California Fire English Insurant© Companies paid what they owed In full, wblcn la more than can be aald for some American companies. GOOD-BYE TO the horse. Los Angeles is the first city to h*Ve “no horse” , streets, Washington forbids horae-draWn vehicle* on four important thoroughfare*. That w in.pread. j ^ T h s h orn |« happier u w> mat,*r rt time p m A Some DoiiiM uiii • Httle X'& r turn out £ u * t*«n S a n t a J ^ k SS 1 m • ‘ihesion to the wAr?*' j.enVy os*ums »lr“ck on the coJT^ Another en«, leader catching j - 1 f e ’’lth h" »• FASCISM SAYB Italy doesn't w ant any “lim itation of arm s.” Complete disarm am ent might ap­ ical to Italians, but they havo earned lessons In tho last war, and will not put themselves In the hands of paternal regulating pow­ ers. Italy lost m any men and a g’pod deal of money, but not her fightng spirit, and proposes to keep In shape to fight fo r her rights if necessary. There is no nervous breakdown about Mussolini. { • few for a jium hat amount. u 5 t)£ £ WHILE MODERNISTS and fun damentallita fight, France never ceases its fight against falsehood, 1‘jpcrstition and Ignorance. Dr. Scott, of Princeton College, says that, beyond a doubt. Pithe­ canthropus, the “monkey-ahapec man” was a human of low grade. Believe It nor not. Dr. Buner of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ nology, finds a substitute for white* of egg, made from beef scrum. Harvard scientists read the,an­ cient Mayan calendar .-Jid learn that In Central America, u x hun­ dred years before Christ, there were excellent astronomers able to calculate time by ;tb* movementa of the planet Venus. — - W hen we tr y to find n place J o n a rk o u r c a r in th e b u si­ W HEN THE Kaiser left Ger­ n ess section of Sanford and end up w ith p a rk in g it sev eral many In n hurry, Imperial mous­ blocks aw ay from th e office, we freq u e n tly w onder w here taches, pointing to the sky, be­ came unfashionable. all th e cars come from and how g re n t th e congestion will be Now the moustache returns, and a y e ar from now if it becomes w orse th a n it is a t th is tim e. Jrtpun moving picture nctors that nclresHOB, more im­ .F ig u res m ade public recently reveal th e fa c t t h a t th e re cbmplnin portant thnn men, will not have a re m ore th a n 20,200,000 m otor vehicles re g iste re d in th is actors with moustaches in love country. T h ese fig u res sh o w -an increase of 2,132,758 in scenes, because tho moustache tw elve m o n th s. T h is m eans m ore w hen we ta k e into consid­ scratches e ratio n th e fa c t th a t m ore thnn one million cars w ere scrap ­ IF GERMANS want to imitate TO MY MOTHER ped d u rin g th e y ear. soldier, why not im itate Alex­ - • R eg istered in tho sta t# of F lorida a re 291,400 vehicles, ander the G reat? He never ran away, nnd had ho been nllve in How, fa lr y o u art, my mother! show ing an increase of 50.1 per cen t in th e year. T h is does 1PM he would have taught the Ah, though *tla many a year n o t include th e thousands nnd tens of th o u san d s of c ars be­ imitation modern general some­ Sinco.you ware here, Still do I eeo your beauteous face, ing o p erated in th e s ta te hearing licenses issued in o th e r thing about war. It was he who And with the glow „ s ta te s . C alifornia d u ring th e y e ar showed a gain of 9.3 p er made tho smooth moustncho fnshOff your dark eyes someth a grace c en t awhile In 1924 it m ade an increase of 20.1 p er cent. onnblc. Caesar and Napoloon imitated him. That trio ought to A of long ago, T h e re a re 1,444,000 autom obiles re g istered in C alifornia. be good enough. So gentle, too. my mother! Juat a* of eld, upon my brow, S ta tis tic s like those b rin g m ore forcibly to m ind th e need A POOR OLD" ^tvomnn aged U k o benedictions now. ; fo r w id er s tre e ts nnd nvenues, puved road nm ! s e n s ib le t r a f - «evcnty-ong is found dead in a Falleth your dear hand’e touch; furniture he r.ol-ds in nf m the fie reg u latio n s. Tho ■uu city th u mn it disroRjmlt IK> tI ill ,. -wretched vm-wiii'u tenement, tcjivniciib, no uu luunvu*., And itlll, aa then, A voice that glads me over-much m o to rist auddcnly nw nkea to n realizalir.n o f str.oim I r n f f iv ! 11 fow <*ry crusts and six thousand •ih • i Hr r .credit in three banka. Comath again, conditions. Most unjustly thin old lady Is call­ tty fair'and gentle mother 1 S anford is daily becoming m ore congested, as everyone ed m' .- ’’ Interest on six thous­ Bow you have loved me. mother, cannot help b u t notice. The n arrow ness of some of ils and dollars would give her less X have not power to tell, in-r c \ n v cents n day. You can’t Knowing full well s tre e ts iB larg ely responsible for th e condition which e x is ts . tlive t n : l*nt., although you can ,t even in the rest above' T he H erald believes im m ediate action should be taken to keep going if you rummage in Si* 'TOOT will o ,u and pick up fruit, To watch' and guard me with your rem edy tho situ a tio n while it is a com paratively easy m a tte r r... i. dropped- hv peddlers ns Mrs. to do so. JSK'k. jk ' • P a rk Ave;, w hich is the new route fo r th e Dixie H ighw ay " * ’ ‘,"1’ _____ 'And, aa of .,old„ my mother, th ro u g li S anford, should be made n wide th o ro u g h fare, anti >‘r \NDAR(> of living has L am content to be % child, \b o g t 100 years ago one p ro m p t action on th e p a r t of City C om m issioners in w idening Mr mother'* jove. begulled workman in the United States all these other charms; th is Btreot in th e dow ntow n section would m eet w ith th e g en ­ r '. i . l i i o i . m — to*, the last v - •' ■• eral approval of th e people. Magnolia nnd P alm etto A ve­ oroi.i.d. Within thy dear, protecting arma nues are also in need of atte n tio n . . T ra ffic is heavy over Hold thou m« fast, MR. GRERN. of tho American theso avenues nnd m an y tim es dangerous due to th e n a r­ My guardian angel, mother I Federation of Labor, predicts an row ness of th e rondwny. Cross stre e ts, such us Second early end of tho coal strike, now "tT t —Eugene Field. S tre e t should nlao be w idened. . distressing the enst nnd other lihe best big campaign will be . In Its rap id strid e s tow ard big city days, S anford m y st parts of the country. Tho th er­ t a "safe and aane” Florida. mometer nt zero may help, Ameri­ no t fail to givo necessary a tte n tio n to providing wide stre e ts. cans aro "docile,"1as Northcliffe , Dow “specially priced for holi­ Tho paving p ro g ram c a rrie d out by tho city a d m in istra tio n taid. You m ust pinch their fing­ day* aoUIng” mo*n Marked “up” h&B helped g re a tly in th e g row th nnd developm ent of th e ers with tho cola or pinch their pockets hard to make them take or “down''! city, b u t in its desire-to pavo th e g re a te s t n u m b er of s tre e ts , action. And, unllko mine workers A 4r — «-------- ' . an d to give th e g re a te s t nu m b er of m iles of pavem ent, th e and owners, the peoplo aro not or­ Afl we understand It, to * lot of com m ission, it is hoped, will not allow thoBO s tre e ts in th e ganized. Rabbi WfM of New York a llttlb bit too “deggona dow ntow n section, w here tra ffic is heavy, to be neglected. W ISE OFFICIALS of Silesia --------------------o-------------------* -*-• order cate as well as dogs muz­ W IL L FL O R ID A H A V E a fu tu re n fte r th e boom is over? zled. A good idea, but Tt isn’t The Now York Herald-Trlbuno enough. Cats and dogs .should carriea the following headline: My a n sw e r to th is is "Y es." I expect to see th o se w ho go bo shaved as well as muzzled to 4'Wife Murdered, Huiband Shot In to F lo rid a to s e t rich quick nnd to g e t so m eth in g fo r n o th ­ make them safe for children th at Brispx.'V W aint that in tho wrong ing, keep on playing w ith speculative fire u n til th e y a re Dlny with them. If a mother al­ UlM*t * badly b u rn ed . T h is has been th e h isto ry of o th e r sp eculative lowing her child to play with cat had microscopic eyes, and would % -------- o— :— m ovem ents, w h e th e r In th e stock m ark et, in real e sta te , o r in see tho ditusse germ s th a t thrive “Red” Grange is mentioned for Coagrea*. We'd like to m the o th e r fields. T hose, how ever, who go to Florida, n o t to f a t­ in the cat's fur, sho would shavo sorrel-top buck that lino - of hot ten th e ir own pockets, b u t p rim arily to im prove th e s ta te th at cat and wash it in a weak w m moat of the congressman a n d become c re ato rs, co n stru cto rs, and b en efacto rs, will fin d ■olution of carbolic acid. r: th a t th e ir in v estm en t is one of grow ing value, d esp ite spec­ JOSEPH S. DONOVAN, of Bos­ „ , mpaor la aald to bo u lativ e ups an d downs; Thpse who go to F lo rid a w ith th e ton, when young, vowed he would itanning to light twice next year, s p irit of Ponco de Leon, in scurch of health, hap p in ess, an d aomo day bo w orth a million. He is now worth the million and re a the w a r boy getting ambitious, le n g th o f days, will re a p a rich rew ard . A g am b ler's fa to tires. How, with his million can or » ’ he dreaming T will probably o v ertak e m o st of those who a re seeking a gam ­ he make, himself really happy? ' --------- o--------b ler’s p ro fits ; b u t th o se who go to F lo rid a fo r success of won’t find It easy In his rcToday's best laugh! A Colorado a n o th o r c h a ra c te r will fln d ( th e ir dream s come tru e .— R oger jfirement to be as much interested In life, a i those th at still have tovijh ngmod .a school for Jack W . B abson in Review O f Reyiews. their million to make. I t is d r iv ­ Trying -to discourage ing th at is worth while. no» doubt. — Naahvlilo fi Ban r. v T h ere is less crookedness am ong F lo rid a re a l e s ta te m en GREAT BRITAIN with her rub* th a n am ong th o se o f a n y o th o r section. I e arn estly urge, t h a t her monopoly takes from this _ went "broke" doing i about $700,000,000 a year, •hopping, but wo sag th e In v estin g public u se th e sam e cau tio n in looking u p a real country than enough to pay her debt those who received mon e s ta te d ealer In F lo rid a th a t th ey would in looking up a brok­ rpore to us. spend It now to holp tho e r In N ew Y ork. In m y opinion th e a c tiv ity in F lo rid a h a s By the way of roprisal the Mas: out. . j u s t s ta rte d . I t sh o u ld bo u nderstood th a t land a c tiv ity in •achusettu legislature la asked to th a t s ta te cap no lo n g er be co n stru ed as a boom o r bubble, drive but British Insurpncee com b u t is th e m o st trem en d o u s n a tu ra l real e sta to developm ent panlet. Such talk in foolish. Un western e Ssm, his pockets bulging with ars th o w orld h a s e v e r know n.— E d g a r H . S to p p er in D< le n v er dgold, and playing ' the part of a bandit. P o st. v . :. . , “cry baby," makes himself unnec­ than Sonwti mcn. let us naS: *7) T> o \\ slash and I 'o s t - D i^ a # The ImpTTrto* cultured duiTr,. m gnmr .s not —The New D i A young mnn m t dr? sa depanmtfl kin'l of hat n Lridfw W(,ar on his honeyT yc\ung man intends'^, teruard also, any hit l too small at the tit dmg am do.-Arls« V A EUGENE FIELD MEMORIAL LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL I t was appropriate that the nn -1 unique place. He is n more finnouncement of a memorial to Eu-| ished nrtist than Itiley, who wna gen® Field nhould be mnde on more prolific. Nnno of the'ljrirChristm as morning. His rill too Iier poets surpass him. Lopgslender sheaf of children’s poems fellow in comparison is dulj and entitle him to n high place tu a prosnie. Stevenson in delicacy may poet of children anti this distinc­ he his equal though in sympathy tion could not hnve been made on he ennnot approach him. Riley in more fit occasion thnn the fes­ the Inttor respect is the closest to tival th at Is essentially n children’s him of all. The kindly humorist, tho gentle day. singer of songs of innocence and Instead of the smnll headstone poignant sorrow is fully deserving th a t thousands havo passed in the of the honor thnt has boon accord­ Grncelnnd Cemetery w i t h o u t ed him. Chicago has for years knowing thnt it marked the grave kopt his memory green and the of this gentle w riter of delicate nowspaper on which 1-® worked verso n specially built tomb in nnd for which he wrote a dally Kenilworth church will be his column has reprinted most of this resting plnce. to rccnll the poign- m aterial, which, however. Is not acy of “ Little Boy Blue,” or the always Field a t his best. It is lilt of the lullaby “Wynkin, tho author of •'•Little Boy-Bluo.” Bly’nkin.'and Nod.” of "Wynkin, Blynkin ’".and Nod" Field with his few noams dedi­ th at is being memorialized by the cated to children holds perhaps a Episcopal Church of Kenilworth.1^ - YOU ARE INVITED — to jo in o u r New Yonr'.t E ve revel — to usher in 192G n m id st fun, frolic* fe s tiv ity an d th e light fa n th a tfe . «* H ere yo u ’ll fin d food ot th e b e s t; m usic and en­ te rta in e rs o ffe rin g tho u tm o s t 'in .. enjoym ent, good com m anderie unre­ s tra in e d y e t n ev er unre­ fin ed — fav o rs, frivolity, < fa sh io n , good fellowship. TOWN AND COUNTRY TAMPA TRIBUNE Tho folly, of tho tug-of-w nr be­ tween town nnd country Is about os plain as it over will bo. Tho tim e has como for rural and urbnn America to pull together. The day for referring to the fnrmor us a "hick" und the city dweller ns a "dude” is over. .Both aro hu­ man and American. , Thb community today is composrtl of farmer.’, bankers, merchants, professional men and mechanics. Tho periphery of every town In­ cludes tho rem otest farm , whose occupants look to th at town for tho business of buying or aelliig. To think th a t tho town, and town interests and wbero tho farm s be­ gin is nonsen.e. On tho other hand, the farm la of no g reat valuo unless there is a trading center within easy reach of team or -auto. Wore the towns wiped front the map, tho farm er would revert to tho old pioneer days of absolute self-de­ pendence. A fact too easily forgotten is that wo aro nil partners .In each other's business and affairs. Good­ will, co-operation and tho square deni make for successful p artner­ ship. v . . . Automobile factories, pnekers, departm ent stores and mail order houses are living examples of tho value of co-ordination and team ­ work. When will tho farm er and tho city man get together in tho samo spirit and for the same pur>ose? A t present savo in isolated •stances, tho farm er goes his way and tho town dweller goea his. When the two shall meet and mlnglo and establish a real com­ m unity of town nnd country this will be a real country to boast about. Dinner at 8 O’clock Dancing from 9:30 t o ----- ? T h e Sem inole Syncopate rs , a n eight-piece or­ c h e s tra , w ill serenade. R e se rv a tio n s $2.50 per cover. M ake ta b le res­ e rv a tio n s n o w .fo r coup­ les, foursom es, or parties by telephone, le tte r or call— { VALDEZ HOTEL >Vurt W . W arn er, Mgr. SMALL HEADS, BIG MINDS POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY A few weeks ago a brilliant wo­ man died In Washington. When her attorneys opened her will, they found sho hod loft her brain tc Cornell University for etudy. Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardener, noted as a writer, and the only woman United States Civil Sorvico Com­ missioner, made thta strange be­ quest, In the hope of throwing light on the age-old question! Are women os smart as m«n7-----------In death she proved at least that tho brain of one exceptional wo­ man Is as big as that of ono ex­ ceptional man* for her bruin was found to weight 1,130 grams— exactly tho same aa that of Dr. Burt G. Wilder, distinguished scientist, who for many years was a member of the Cornell faculty. Will further study of Mrs. Gardener’s brain help establish tho truth of the old belief that all a t thinker* jrraap ji . phave p big , - j mbrains __^ and that a man's mental capacity may ho Judged by the site of the hat he weans. Informed scientists no with tho saying »gjof Ollyer Holmes that “You can't tell by looking at a man's head what kind of mind is inside It, any more than you can tell by looking at a safe how much-money it con­ tain*.” . So If your hat size is small, remember that a large head may mean Urge cranial capacity, but net necessarily * large or welldeveloped brain.- And remember too, that great mep'a beads,, on the average, are no larger than those of ,Jhe. rest of pi. . . Th# average American wear* a ••yen and one-fourth h a t How docs th a t w p a r e with the sizes of his • fellow citizens who-, have ~ Very well, to* rarrr but th a t did not moke him a greater president than Abraham Lincoln, who woro siz® seven and one-eighth. William H ..T a ft, an all Around big man, wears size eevon five-eighths; Grover Cleve­ land and Benjamin Harrison wore size seven one.half, and Theodore Roosevelt and Warren G. Hard­ ing woro seven and throe-eighths —all well above the average. Yet Woodrow W llsoir and U. 8. G rant both wore the nverago seven and one-fourth, while President Cool-j Idgo wears size seven and one-j eighth, slightly below the nation-1 aH R andard. . Elihu Root, perhaps the mqst A UDITS brilliant statesm an of his tim e, w ears seven and one-eighth. W il­ liam G. McAdoo goes him a split | size b e tte r by wearing seven and f one-sixth. Secretary of the T reas­ ury Mellon wears size seven th re e -! eighths. The same variation Is noticeable in the hat size of the noted and auccesaful in other fielde of endeavor. John L. Sullivan, m igh­ ty man of his hands, wore * aeven and one-eighth hat. Jam es J. Jefferies, almost as noted, a ringm an of hi* day, wears size seven and three-eighths. Christy M atw« ^ u * b a llV m o i« t WOre - v e n and STSTVUS ijn h s s T ia A T io » » Robertson, Williams and Mo . TOM SIMS SAYS J French-explorer has found gar bread 24W years bid. Hope 'h e doew 't sell it to a res ™ should ■St be fo nockt(e* > PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS IU I a — " W ,Y0U-C*»i againit years m little with time begin I® serve . < �TH E SA N FO R d —— MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR A N N U A L W O M A N ’S CLUB BALL IS BR ILLIA N T SO C IA L EVENT t h e most brilliant social event of this season was tho annual ball given Tuesday evening by the Soc­ ial Departm ent of the Woman’s tgtent of ih* Woman's Club with Mrs. Fred W alsma. as g clnb-houae,' with Mrs. the gracious.hostess for the oecasM Si ho steal. ion. This event which is anticipat­ rw **»day • ti ed with no much pleasure each k Legion Annual Ball year, fa r surpassed any previous tt Ball wt 9 o’clock. a ffa ir given by,the Social D epart­ PVdnestUy ment, both as to beauty and plea­ hie Tamer Circle will sure. ■ f V . - - —-------o'clock, at tho home ^ T J W ' Slate of Florida was rep­ IK. Roll, 510 Oak Avo. resented in the elaborate decora­ K. Powers Will enter- tions, which adorned the npneioa* Ljn at 8 p.m., honoring club lounge. Many small pines and Crct Zachary, who is cedars encircled the large room, i Bullins College and while vines studed with tiny white [Bridges of Raleigh, N. jasmine blusoms entwined the stairw ays and balconies. Overhead Spanish moss was gracefully d rap ­ Thursday * Ly s at tho Valdes Ho- ed from suspended rods from which red ribbons fell, adding a pleasing Right Service and play touch of color. The central decoration o t the ugrcgatlonsl Church at stage, was n largo Christm as tree, I . , •4 , 4 ' *.# v hung with tinsel and bright orna­ I Endeavor of tho Prva- ments. Baskets of fra g ra n t narcis­ fchurch Will give a sus went also used to advantage. tty ” at the church par- Tho orchestra' waa hidden by a Bo to 13 o’clock. screen of pnims, and French bask­ fM rs.‘ Mortimer Glover ets of narcissus and ferns. Red [aIn at their home on shaded lighta cost a rich warm hit the choir of Holy glow over tho lovely. scene. tch following choir reReceiving th e guests upon a rriv ­ al were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolsmii, Ll ball of the newly or- Mrs.Henry W ight and Dr: and Mrs, Eford Yacht Club will W. Theodore L a n g l e y ^ the clubhouse at 9 o’­ Mrs. W alstna was Dcautifully gowned in a Paris frock of whlto Friday georgette scalloped and beaded in meeting of the W. C. crystal over w ni'c pussy willow be held at the home of taffeta. ' Mrs. W ight was »-egnl in black ie, at 8 o’clock at her bird Street and Psl- brocaded velvet over a soft shade of rose satin, w ith a silver and rose metallic rose ornam ent. In her hair she wore a high Spanish comb. Peach chiffon elaborately bead­ ed in crystal over orchid taffeta, fashioned the costume worn by Mni. Iatngley. ——j — " The program s decorated w ith tho club symbols, red roses were glv.on out by Mrs. W. C. HU) and Mra. IJ. D. Woodruff. I Mrs. Woodruff Wfi4 attired in a >sm art frock of chartreuse green gcorgottc bended in rhinestones. | , Moat becoming' was tho gown ARRIVALS bein* n K°' waded georgette over 'nt.n. muaie was unusually good fwniihed by the Brockreheitrs. Punch was served ■out ‘he evening at two arranged tables, presided < 7 -w Loueks and v Mm, Louck* wha .j* hr ended valvet, , * '•’* charminje in lactairi tnffeta. * rc^*^nienta of rnnch poetries wore ,/ William Moore *,r' J'h.i K. MacDonald. ‘I’,-rt. N’ewmnn. i,u,| Mh,. ^It Ifit'|b|| *%I $f| tJoV,j| j < .( l„vely in mauve r traded in crystal an*! "urn with this costume “I’pers nf gold brocade. I;l,:v green georgette head ,r«f and ros*t*g>i , f pastel ribbon#, wa!' the frock . i worn Ly ,, ,-Irs. .7' Newman. Call way’s beautiful cosJunV 'V \ hiue and silver me­ tallic chth. and tmwhes of silver and lrr.'iwint blue beads. Mrs. MacDonald's robe was of French grts-n artistically l*ended in irndesent bends of harmoniz­ ing tones. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hnzzard of Au(osta, (la.; Miss Evelyn Anderson of Chester, S. C.; Mr. and JJf®* P’ilrynn of Kissimmee; "Jlss Chivslettc Smith of Ocala, Miss France# Mclvcr of Ocala; »u! Mrs. Stephens Coch of Albany, Ca.; Joe and Scott James of Washington, I). C.; Miss Leona Carman of Maryland; Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Slaughter of Hopewell, Vn.; Mr. nn*l Mrs. W. J. Ca pert on of Va.; Mifi Margaret Wight of Cai­ ro, (In.: Alvin Wight of Cairo, Ga.; Miss Zeiia Frances lioiirhrllc of New Smyrna; Lieut, and Mrs. Geo. Griffin Herring of Washington, D. ('.; Pert l.uuben lleini of Or­ lando; Mr and Mrs. Claude <>gilvie of D Myers; Messrs. Inglis nf Dcl-ard; Miss Martha Rhodes, C. J. I.meaner, Mir* Marjorie Paige •;f Orlandn; Mrs. .C. Remington of Providence, it. I., and others. M A N Y N E W BO O K S ARE ADDED • B Y T H E MUNICIPAL LIBRARY Called Off RESIDENCE TELEPHONE Lake Maty School Personals L. P. Nojrta arrived to upend the winter here. Mr. Noyes’ home la In Salisbury, Man. Jo« Caldwell left Tuesday for West Palm Beach where he has accepted a position. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rivers and family motored to Cocoa on Sun­ day where they spent the day. —b— Mr. and Mrs. Ernest flousholder returned home on Tuesday from Lakeland where they spent the past three days. Mrs. W alter Twitchcll of Day­ tona Beach spent the day here on Tuesday as the j n m t of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key. Misses M argaret Zachary and Naomi Scoggati, John Bridges, Clpy. Bridges and Arthur Bridges formed a congenial par’v motoring to Daytona Bosch on Thursday. East Sanford • Miss Zelia Fraaccs Bourhclle of New Smyrna is the attractive house guest of her aunt, Mrs. ... ... Henry Wight at her home on Park •’aid to be on the Avenue. ! Mr. Merriwethei Miss Mildred Dern of San Diego, Calif., niece of Gov. Dern of Utah, was to hnve been married to H ar­ old Neuter. However, when guests fame to her home for the wedding they found it was all off. N.j oxcoutd be had. New Library Hours Effctive Saturday Miss Jean Maxwell returned homo on Wednesday from Day­ tona Beach where she spent the Miss Carrol Stone arrived home past week with her father, R. C. from school in Knoxville. Tennes­ Maxwell. see Monday for the Christmas holidays. Miss Frances Mclver and Miss Chivalette Smith of Ocala are the B. E. Collie was here from Lake charming houso guests of Miss Worth on n business trip over the Dorothy Ray at her home on Pal­ week-end.1 metto Avenue. flowering Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kemp are spending Christmas and'the week­ end a t Madison, Fla., as guests of Braddock. Mrs. Kemp’s mother. Acrostic - r Fourteen Hiss Camilla Durant arrived Children. Recitation—“Chrlatnuu home Thursday from Montverde Lorain# Dowering, for two week’s vacation. Song—"The Little Miss Wllla Ruth Jones and Dur- Christmas Day”, four wood Jones, of St. Petersburg, afe Girls. I)i ■logue—“D a r n lig tl visiting among old friends here. m u Stocking,” Eliot Wil Master Otto Hutchinson, who wa • badly injured In an automobile accident a t Sanford on Saturday, returned from the hospital In his horns the day before Christmas. A number of young people *n Joyed a Christmas party on Fri­ day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ferguson. The shortage of material does not seem to hold back building In Lake Mary, as there are about 25 houses now in course of construc­ tion here. Novel The Lake Mary school closed lost Friday for two weeks. A Christ­ mas tree and appropriate pro­ gram was presented in the a f­ ternoon, at which time Mrs. Voorhees was presented with an em­ broidered luncheon set and Clar­ ence Priest, principal, with a gold piece. Ashley Purvis wns in Tampa Mrs. J. B. Ra<* has ns her house 1 A unique program will be guests a t her home on Palmetto several day* last week.on business. Beginning Jnn. 2, tho library Avenue, Mrs. W. ' E. Smith and given under the auspices of the k wvj1 will oe- opened for the winter small daughter, Miss Marguerite Mrs John Warren .and littln Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce months continuously from 9 n. m. Smith of Ocnln. daughter went to Tampa to spend on New YearV Eve, when th e ^ ltil r - AV' to 9 p. m. This will give its pat­ Cbrlslmna with Mrs. Wnfren's sens of LnkrMnry will pay homage V rons an opportunity to use it ev­ to ell of their citizens over 6(1 Mrs. M. J. Hawkins of Winston- mother. . years of ngc. They number about ery evening, both for the circula­ Salem, N, C„ arrived here on Sun20 and the total number of years tion uf books and tho use of the dny to spend the remainder of the rending room. represented by their ages la nearly winter with her daughter, Mrs. A. ' * 15 centuries. It is encouraging to note that P. Connelly. the reading room attendance is increasing on Sunday afternoons, Emory Rivers, who has been About 200 people witnessed the Christmas tree and entertainment nnd it is expected that renders will tho guest of his parents, Mr. nnd ..m.cmg anu a mm-nignt supper. use it more nnd more during the Mrs. E. J. Rivers for the week end -------to which all the people o f the comwinter months. M. A. Nelson and m other-of ‘ munity were invited, under tho left Monday evening fur his home The regular story hour will be at i'alm Beach. Eureka Hammock are e n tertain -! auspices of tho IhresPyterlan Sunheld next Saturday morning nt 10 ing compnny from Daytona Beach' day School ot the Church, Christ- A novel adaptation of tho bueklo mat* Eve. o'clock when Mrs. Robert Davcy Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ogilvio of over the Christmas holidays. motif la ahown in tbaoo UtUo shooa will bo in charge. All the young F t Myers are the guests of Mrs. of cued# or kid. Tho tonkas la folks are invited to attend. OitHvie'a parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mm. E. J. Mulligan nnd son are Th* . J Program was long and falls over the Instep, c it ­ The library will bo closed New Charles E. Henry, nt their home here from Fernantjena ns guests of Presented followod by tho arrivo] ing a buckle effect. Tha trimmlqgv Year’s Day. on Mngnolia Avenue. h-r parents. Mr. and Mro. J. C. °f Santa Claus who distributed too, in a harmonising shade Vaughn. Mr Mulligan was here ; appropriate gifts to tho Hltle folks smooth Itathor, Is unuauaL ’ Henry’ Ball of Miami is the guest for Christmas day. J _■---- m j srs i of his parents Mr. nnd Mrs. J. IG. Ball for the hnlUJayu, Sirs. Mr. and Mrs. Will Handley anJ , Ball nnd small daughter are spend­ ing this week with her parents at little son, of Daytona, were week­ end visitors at the J. C. Vaughn Gainesville, CanOKA home on Celery Ave, ..........v r* J it* (' r*s r r ^ n ' it m r r n s s t i A n n tsa i s c a n g f Miss Elizabeth Bertha A. Van DeCnrr to J. C. _______ Bickford • of Mr. nnd Mrs. Burke Steclo. enL tis -s -T ta t O w rksM m MtUtas MaOM Bills Jr., SW 1-4 of Sec. 10 Tp. New York City Is spending some 20 Range 32 East; consideration time here an the guest of her lertalned at a family dinner at ’ Rehmlli «s4 >ttM < H i s t T r u w i l lw cousin Mrs. Mildred Peabody at their home on Celery Ave., Sun­ $40,000. / KrtnrtklM* la Ottlw SIm S Is m day. ' b . C. Barcllft to W. V. Wheel- her home in Etlgowood. cr Inc. Tr. ■lota 9 nnd 10p Block Mr. nnd Mrs. J, G. Ball. Mr. nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. T. H. Richards of 2, E. R. Trafford’s map, Considera­ Mrs. Dick Brown and "Dick, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio and St. Peters­ tion $25,000. Ball and Billlo Ball -at­ burg, nro expected to be gucsta at M. M. Smith to Sanford Country Hodgson tended a reunion of the Hall fam­ the C. E. Chorpenlng homo over Club Estates, 20.4 acres, Sec. 34: ily, at the homo of Mr. and Mro. Christmas day. Consideration $9,000. Alice P. Tucker to Stella P. Evans, lots 23 and 29 in Block 27,, Crystal loike Winter Homes; Con-, sidcration $5,000. % | E. F. Lunduulat to Sanford . Country Club Estates, 35 acres In • Sec. 34; Consideration $4,500. Florida Groves Co., to O. P. Swope, 36 ncres In Sec. 34; Con­ sideration $2,500. Meisch Realty Co., to S. S. Tsl-'i ford, lot 8, block 14, E. R, Traf­ ford’s Map; Consideration $1,000. J, E.’ Pomeroy to Edith Fraser, lots 717 nhd 719, Longwood; Con-' sidcration $1,000. j William Woodcock' to W. N. Libby, lot 725 Longwood; Consid-I nrniinn * M K j ^ I0NTEZUMA prton and family, Cen L K. Brown, Pnlatka ( The following books h*vo recont- 1 In. Howard Van Sciver,' ‘ been rocelvoa a t tho Library for ! st Oh ; Roland Van BcWer, t..10 v-r use of tne readers; -* ^fu Iter, Boh Miller, Dny! Non-ITctiori- • * , Cruden: Complete concordance tn PuSlTitfl it*. MJIfT* • tho Holy Scripture^. A novV edition <11 ! 9f an excellent concordance, with 11,1 I a list of tho^proper names in the ul' Bible. (> ~ 90<‘ ■"auselcecping’a book of menus, r<K j |a n d household dis- tr Jcoveries. .. practical ______ ___ and _____ useful ,,r’ book for tho housewife. Hall: Advertising handbook. A comprehensive work, giving prin­ ciples and practice, laws' affecting advertising and data on illustration and copy,, by an acknowledged au ­ thority on tho subject. • H art: Formation of tho Union, A splendid brief work on the early history of our nation. Source boolc Rawer The Mutineers. Tho for­ of American history. Helpful in tune! c* a young boy of sixteen, «d Mri. W. A. Bfluh reference work, carefully edited' told with absorbing interest. . ifn, Pa.; Grace David annotated. Inypcn: One Thousand Poems for it, Ind.j Edwin U UiV Kelly: Painting trade handbook. Children. Contains fr.ar.y poems not mnville- Howard E A synopsis of nil the Important usually found elsewhere, for chil­ # BedfottL^Mas^.; R points of the trade, with definitions dren vf all ages. Lang: Andrew Lang's Tales. S e­ *. York; Auburn J and classified information and me­ gU; James Ellis, Bir- thods of estimaUng work and of­ lection! in eight volumes of the JUli'-L., B. Bios key, fice manugetnent. . fairy isle* edited by this writer in Yli' M. II. Mooza, 'P arto n : General Jackson. Deals other editions. Lutkenfcaus: Plays for School H. 0. Williams, San- principally with his m ilitary Ufa tetetUdjr, Jacksonville; nnd gives outline of hts political Children..Useful collection of plays used in public nchDuh, with sug­ fcjchy; G. I. Williams- career. , gestions for costumes end outlines Staley: Games, contests and re ­ of programs. lays. A n . exhaustive collection'of Firkins: Dutch Twins. Delightful *•> Jr., Tallahanseo; recreational activities on relay ra-' picture of Dutch life, and a great ccs nnd other athletic games, a r ­ . W, J. Boyd, City; favorite with the children. oration $500. ranged according to grado through Rowe: Rabbit Lantern. Intimate on, Jacksonville; F. coilo^-e. II. J. Rigby to Margaret' P. Also selections from snorts stories of Chinese life, with charm­ Cook, neago; Mr. and Mrs. of foreign Iota 168, 160 and 148, h’ew countries. Helpful to ing illustrations by Ling Jul Tong, Gardens; Consideration $500, <t », New York; Mr physical directors. allowing a rare understanding of Mary A. Honck to Sarah A. P. Ldck, Tam pa; W. Sumner: Andrew Jackson ns • Redmond, lot 714, Lone wood; Con* Jacksonville; H. II. public man. An able .and critical childhood. Russell t Wrack of the Grosvenor. sideratlon $600. 'R. Forester, treatment of the political and fin­ A ncjr edition of an exciting seaEH Illffgins and W. W; C. 8m!th !*• N, W alton. Pa* ancial history of that period. story, which combines realistic pnjon, Jacksonville, Winter: Business of being bein: a club pictures with romantic adventures. to City of Sanford, 10 nCrea in Sdc. 4, tp. 20, range 30 East; no St, Palatfca; J. pm. woman. Treats with dignity and consideration named. # Korn; M lan^F A. without sentiment of the value and Pkionvllid; D. it. possibilities of club organizations. Elbert H. Morgan to Emily R. Morgan, lot’ 144, Osborn o's addi­ fconvillai W. It. Of value’ to ciub women every­ tion; No consideration. P rills; Mr. nnd where, and widely used. C. T. Tiller to B. T. Tiller, 2 p r d . Cordate; Mr. Fiction 1-2 acres lij »ec. 8 0 ;-No-consider*-■ r • Heard, Cordele; Boyer: Great Hunger: A stirring i tion. ■ Miami. Miss tale of- a - Norwegian peasant who Quit Claim Deeds Iwhial*. attains success as a master engi­ George LeVIngne to W. S. Enlzneer, and who finds his soul’s hun­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—GH— minger, lota 1, 2, 4, 6, 0, 7, 8, 0 ger not through material success A careful survey of American re­ and 10 Bradley’s addition to Long­ *i disaster. put JhroQgh ,______ Cather: Professor’s House. \ source’.1 for the manufacture of wood; Consideration $500. George LeVingne to Lake Jessup )tory within.» .story, with fine de­ khaki brecchea has convinced army lineations. of an Idealist who c^n official* that-If It became neces­ Land Co., lot 8, block D of Mitch­ not adjust himself to modern con­ sary to put a force of two million ell’s Survey of Levy Grant; Con­ Lte a “Watch P arty” , ditions. men into Uw field In less than sideration $500. Congregational Cooper: My Lady of the Chinese oirrht months, most of them would Thomas Wilson to M. M. Smith, [‘Mrsdsy evening a t Courtyard. A series of letters by have to fighi in their shirt tails. lot 50, Florida Land addition to . “weeding the ser- tho wife of a high Chinese official, Faced by this appalling Possi­ Sanford; Consideration $500. 1 ri*y "Two Christ- and an unusually sympathetic in­ bility, the industrial mobilization M. M. Smith to Thomas Wilson, jp te n te d under the terpretation of a different race. wing of the national defense plan- lots 54 and 56, Florida Land Ad­ 2 ® young ladies of Craddock: Prophet ‘ of Great nlnr machinery started a study of dition te Sanford; Consideration <** will begin at 9 Smoky Mountains. One o f’the best Its own. It, found that it would $500. portrayals of the Tenncasco moun­ bo entirely poiulblo to completely Paul A. “Hazard to Andrew Mcuniform two million men from Ansh, 0 acres. In sec. 22 ; no con*flt bo hold in the ts Inper. Furman: Glass Windows. A pic­ •v and soda] will a ld rra f fccrealionsl rooms ture of six young women, repre­ H l K Boyle to David C. Cobh, senting tho quaint and vanishing lots 1 and 2 block 30, Mellonville; Southern mountaineer. No cousideration. ; ----«lon but a silver . Hamsun: Psn. A fine love story Frank Anderson to R. W, Lawand one of the best works of this ton, lots 7, 8,' 0, JO, U , and 12 Norwegian writer, /, Anlin Addition to Oviedo; N^eonliext: Who Killed Cock Robin? slderation. n An engrossing mystery „htory, jfSJch holds suspense and eurprisaa button blouse, dnssed with red >8 last. 7-;IL'y1. 5^ ve-SmJth: End of the House shoulder knots to give a military lard. A splendid novel by one touch, bluo cloth overseas caps; ®y social affairs o English writers who Is makblue brtechvw; tan canvas leggings this weak, Uon In modern o f the lacing vsristy end blade shoes. Tan shoeo would ba pref«fr able, but tha. survey dtsdosed only itlons.7 pf. Gosta Bari*. City N ew s B riefs Khaki Cloth Stock Reported Too Low ight* Service d By Church |npt Dance B tS S S ?? KT r OFFICE MACHINES TUELL & SMITH Special Sale on Ladies lH ats Felts. Plush, Satins and Vevet hats. All new fall shapes. Values up to $15.00. Special for— AlLWooITelours, some^with fur trimmings and others plain col­ lars. Sizes 6 to. 16 years. Black, Grey, Tan and Brown— Special, one lot ladies’ sport coats and plain velours. Some \yith fur trimmed collars. Blue, Brown, Tan, and Grey. A complete range of sizes. Values up to $29.75. All to close out at—------- �re Are Hamdn Foun ide NEW yORK, Dec. SO.—(/P>— The scjiaon of 1025 witnessed keen rivalry and many sensational fea­ tures In the field of international sports. In spits of tho marked let­ down from the pace of the year be­ fore, when this type of activity was at its peak. The fading ycarV athletic slate - __ Open-. had no Olympic Games, no such n S e v e r a l , picturesque events os the Zcv_ ( j f S o u th F lo rid a ; Epinard horse races Beach Season S ta rln 3a SIMFEROPOL. Southern Rossla, I i Dec. 30. UP)—Horekn skeletons Tho strength shown by Britain’s painted a deep m l have been found forces In carrying o ff triumphs on by Russian arehasploriats In the {rig, which maintained a^Tlrei'to^’ eight oe^asiono, stood out as tho vicinity of ‘ Simferopol, They are .hi BIRMINGHAM Ala.. Dec. 3(>J 0 RLAN DO, F I a j the absence of E J on< most ajgdlficnnfc development of (/FV—T —Tho ceath of Joseph 8 . Vogt There are.only five eities ^ iin believed to belong to The Cumbrian h o ___ ______ , _ which oc- population over .-,000 in uio hu»i.o hew' development 7 ,nlporUnt c —n,t Mtrh the season. Tho ’moi'i notable of Grand Rapids, Mich., which oc Bmfliiuo& . I race- which inhabited the coast of The activity spread to SineLlwere Miss Wethered's defeat of curred early today when he plain­ o f Florida thM do not have regu _. Kertch Bay 2,OtW year* before Miss Collett In tho British wom­ ed 10 stories through an elevator larlv erganir-od realty boards, ac­ ‘Christ. It was the custom of this and Pan American lines .11 » ’ 411 of en's golf championship, Jack Bor- ti'iaft, win *n unavoidable accident* cording to Paul O. Meredith, ex­ ancient race to cover tho corpses which recorded gains. csford's victory over \yaly*r Corgner J. D. Russell declared to­ ecutive secretory of the Fl°M n of their dead with ochre , which was .Railroad bonds were Nuggi.h i„ Hoover in races for the‘UfaMood’ day In releasing from custody A. Asspeintion of Real Estate Bpprds, believed to preserve the- bocUiW face of .a series of fivorablo November Sculfa and Gold Challenge Cup, O, Kuehnisted Jr., companion of In n nfiiort made public here. •. .. tTyNOTem ber earning,, which C against decomposition, Tho^repoH showed' tlw present l}£fl VUIWII and tha winning of th i Wlghtman the 'basis for a rise in dzatlon to Cup, women's team tonhts trophy, -C oroner Rus«ell said there was rnlmbek-shlri dfthc organ i; Tiers' shares. Chicago and Alinn for tho second succctulve year, ear, this nd criminal Intent In'ihe action of bo TO niAlty board and 3 ^ 0 mem association, Is sending congratu­ 3s and E rie General f / w * " ‘ft" time on American courts. lation to local presidents of the as­ only railroad ssues to a t t n £ h £ Kuehmsted for /obUlrilng posses­ Added- to these successes were sion of Vogt's overcoat when the (T’fif'lr i^ a se mk Independent strenstb sociation boards on the showing tention. ftcTiy ic p o ftx from the bonrds mode during the two years that was shown by National D .ir? p n ! the defeat of the American tenm latter wns hurled through an em­ of CiUey and Hennessey in a spe­ ergency door in ah elevator shaft. .._m the vnrlohi towns and dtibs ha has served In his present office. ducts 8s, and Donner S tc eV T i cial- tenm match with Britain Vogt's body was shipped Irom are received the first of Janoary, Mr. Rose told the local presi­ abroad, tho victory of the plcturcs- Grand Rapids this afternoon upon nssociatlon officers stated. • * dents that it was tho aim of t A synthetic substitute f o r ; * W alter \V. Rose, president 6 t tho association to make it the largest cnlno has recently been discovered. quo Lord Bunrley in the hurdles Instruction of tho father, who 1i nt-the Penn : Relays, and the tri­ a furniture manufacturer. He state association of realtors In Ahe umph of tho Oxford-Cnmbridgc , Epsilon fraternity here. United States arid that tho goal track team over Cornell and was a junior at tho University of A loaf o f bread 60 feet long Princeton, after n narrow setback Michigan, nnd was attending the ( wns already In right. was recently baked ln MinntapollJ U n iv ersity . 1 - ;__!__A—------at the hands of Harvard and Ytda annual convention of tha Delta In meets Jir this country, . A l' offm ts fo thts record, the bent England has shown In mnny B a g g g g g g g ■■■■■■■■■■ years, America turned In victories i• £ *• I ••- *• Vvv over her ancient rival In golf, wherp Jim nnrncs brought the British open title to thin country for tho fourth time in five years; in polo, wb?re tho United States Army team wan the military championshin on British soil; in tennis, where Helen Wills comiuored Kitty McKano, English nee, in the finals of tho American championship; nnd in yacht rAcing, where tho oixmeter yacht, Lnnni, took tho Sonwanhnka-Corlnthinn Cup from the nritiuh defender, Coila, in a series off tho coast of Scotland. O F WftuSd ttd£, vS T S 55* LifbOff ’ calendar. ’ But the last twelve months developed many it) rein struggles for honors In sue brnnchci) of sport ns tennis, golf, __ *yi track, rowing, yachting and billi­ R ecreation O ffered To Rich ards. No nenron Is Inching In color yV iV ndN cw R ich, F am ous And which includes such outstanding . N e ar Fftmous, O ver S ta te features as Joyce Wetherrd’s golf victory over (Henna Collett, Jack t vp i Bensford’s rowing t r i u m p h s begone over Wallet Hoover, tho sen­ eh the sational bid of Franco's - Davis Peninsula stnto will hang heavy.uu Cup tenm for tennm glory, -the triumphs of Brltnin’s titled, hurd­ The map with winter tourliits. .. Thnnkaglvlng wns tHo official ler, Lord Burgbley, on American opening of the winter action at a tracks, or the historic running per­ number of tho sepil-tropical re- formances of tho Finnish .mnrvol, aorta; Other* more or le u popular Paavo Nurmi. Nurmi, competing throughout centers of social' nnd recreational activity, havd no special dates for Cannda and the United Stntes, beginning the whirl nnd rush of held the spotlight for most of tho receiving vacationists, bat rather winter and spring as ho dashed keep "open house." This commen­ from one triumph to another. A summary of the year's per­ ced from, thn turning of the first leaf in tnoN orth and will last un formances shows the United States departs In tho once moro setting the paco for oil til the last tourist t< rivals, leading tho pnek with n spring. Actual tenure of tho social sea­ record of thirteen victories in vari­ son h determined by tho whims of ous branches of competition, but also finding unexpectedly stiff op­ society. 'a In lata years thoro has been evi­ position from British rivals. denced a decided trend to synch­ ronise tho Florida season .with that of tho French Riviera, to which tho local salient Is proving a migh­ ty , competitor. Whllo Fifth Ave­ nue italDouro arid modistes ore showing what |ho beau mondo will wear at Palin Beach and on tho </oto d’Axur, this concession to tho - -1 -*• .. t - .• ; breign playground is being sharply MIAMI ELA., Dee. 30—(/P)— TALLAHASSEE Fin., Dec. 30. ilfset on the Bus do la Pnix, whore (/l^—Identity of the man ip whoso Fivo Minminns were reported mis­ ntsdnmcs arc viewing that which name the motor number of the sing early this afternon, following -' Will bo chjd at Palm Beach this nutomobilo. which Christman eve the disnppcarnnro o f the launch Jfcar. collided with another car on the Lady Grace olT Miami Bench. '•Closoly 1 following the Yuletlde highway • Hear Jacksonville, (re­ Coast Guard boats Instituted n holidays, Palm Beach, a city sulting in a doath, was issued was search nt noon, following word -whoso chief horitago is a honeyed furnished tho. Sheriff of Duvnl that the ernft had not returned. air, n strip of palm fringed sand, county this, morning by tho comThe party of five men included n shining sun and n singing sea, troller's nfffco, It m u announced Dr, Mr O.-Horkefciler, E, K. UnnUi „ .....begins to acquire all the accoutre­ here. and Henry Banks, together with ments of a metropolis. Here come Although tho comptroller's of- two unidentified men. Tho men tho hosts of society, hero coma the fico would not divulge tho ninn'.t ntnrt on n short fishing trip early tnni ntiil watnci; or big and littlo name, it was stated that he is rt yesterday nfternoori, and plnnncd fame; tho legions of rich and new* resident of Jacksonville. Olflclnlj to return last night. lyrich—All to romp on tho beaches, of the oiTlco here explained that Hopeful Hint the men would re­ to.frolic In tho surf, to relax In they preferred not io make his turn by morning, friends of the tho shada of pulm-studdcd glades. identity public. Palm Beach becomes tho capital of three*known members of tho party In the accident on the highway, i society for a season. one man was killed and another hesitated tV start n search. The Although Palm Bench is tho seriously Injured. The driver of heart of Florida's winter vacation­ tho enr which is said to hnve crowd­ Banks brothers and Dr. ttOckfcIlor ing area, other resorts and even ed tho other from tho road threw are said to have moved here from non-resort sector* boor their share the liccneo tpg on the machine In­ Boston, Mass. In providing amusement And rcc- to-the woods. Thu tag Was later creation to tho Incoming fugitives found, nnd, according to tho comp­ ’ from colder nnd barer scenes. troller, the records here show that . From St, John's -on tho oast it was Issued to tho snmo man in coast, down arouad tho littlo keys whoso namo tho motor wns regis­ and up tho bend of the Gulf on .the w est const the visitor rests, ns well tered. V —............................ as In lake towns arid other Interi­ or resorts. A number of out-of RAIL OFFICIALS ARRESTED.. state millionaires mnintaln pnlncclike homes along tho consts and in BOSTON, Dec. 30. (/P)—Three , tho Intorior, whllo other wealthy officials of the Boston nnd Mnino ’..visitors locate their magnificent Railroad were arrested yesterday bungalows ’art littlo cprnl-baHcd by deputy U. S', marahnlfi on war­ key*, just largo - enough to give rants charging them with being space to a house and "elbow room." fugitives from justico from Chi­ Seen-from a distance these Islets, cago. They wore Indicted there with tha sky as u background with uthors several weeks ago on arid a light-colored base, have tho fuiry-Hlco appearance of Islands chnrgon of conspiracy to violate tho Volstepd net in the shipment of flouting In tho air. 7 To meet tho anticipated lncrcnso beer from Lawrence. in tourists this season now do luxo trains lmvo been Added to the al­ HATS what mokes beauty — a ready heavy regular schedule from lovely akiul A skin perfect In T h e C en tral R oofers .Florida to Now. York and Chlcngo. Us texture — froo- from pimples, Does Your Hoof l,«akf A coastwloo steamship lino has 01- Wo paint, ntnla, repair types of blockheads or blotches. ,imlnatcd a regular out-of-state roofs. No Job ton sm nll o r lam e. And how everybody love* to look ESTIMATION I-’it 1010, I'ilO N E U8 ot beautiful skin! How they ad< port .of coll and extended Its southP ro m p t Borvlca' mtro tho fresh, dean, healthy aponimuat terminus from Jackson­ E. A. Mufrllt, Nil (It, pearanco a perfect skin gives!ville to Miami, whllo a new line j I’hnne 107-W ItII I'clrtr Av«. And do you know what makes has been Inaugurated betwcon Mi­ skin lovolyT Well, lYa healthy, rich, rod blood. HeAlthy blood purlflos ami and Havana, tho system—throws off tho Impuri­ i H olds have .been roru’mbhcd ties that cause Bktn eruptions. and expanded, and numerous cot­ And B. 8 . S., that great blood K I R K ’S cleanser and bulldor helps Nature tages for tourists' uso have sprung AUTO TOP SHOP tnako rich, rod blood. You perer up |n rcadlnosa for tho big rush. liavo to worry with embarrassing Side Curtains Nr a I Covers • "> akin blemishes when you keep your Cushions Carpets blood full ot healthy rod-blood-celta. Tho last census shows there are 110 Myrtle Avr. Tako 8 . 8 . 8 . and have the beau­ Phone lOO-J Hanford, Pis. 20,000,000 horses in tho United tiful akin that belongs to you. And States. whllo It's making your skin lovely, 8 . 8 . 8 . Is giving you renewed strength and energy, too—building Antu Tnjw Mail* nml Ittu litd . firm, plump flesh — Side Curtains I'ur All Make* at Increasing your appe­ Cara • • tite and making you . healthy all over. It's Model T rim Co. A*AI* B IT A TS — ifctVSUtTMBNTa tho-rich, red blood that 8 . 8 . 8 Dads* f l a n » li Next To Da helps Nature build that doos I t “Wo Trim Ike Car Nat Ike Unarr." Get 8 . 8 . 8. today. AU drug storeg vh . r • .u — — i— soil It. Gqt tho larger bottle, life moro economical. [tors A r c . iny f*Way For Season ) l 'y* V.« , v- i i - COMPARE PRICES WITH ANY PROPERTY IN THE CITY LIMITS SANFORD; THEN YOU WILL REALIZE THE UNPRECEDENTED T allah assee P o lice iSearch In stitu ted S eek in g M otorist In | F or M issin g P arty P robe O f A ccident'M iam i Fisherm en VALUES THAT ARE BEING OFFERED IN BEAUTIFULLY AND FULLY IMPROVED LOTS AT COMPARATIVE­ LY LOW PRICES, AND UNUSUALLY LIBERAL TERMS. This is an Opportunity for the man of moderate means to secure a liomesite in the most desirable section of - . .... . , . the city; it also affords possibilities to buy where pro, I* ^ . k »; » t ‘A ’ perty is as certain to enhance as any section inthe~entire . . . . V ' • state. •••' > . -C *r A loveljrskiti T Act Now. It will be impossible to purchase lots in Mar.« • ■ ' : vapia three months- from now at today’s prevailing " " »• 1 prices. ** ,, , * , .*.■•* * The Second Section of Marvania is now being offered to the public. Immediate purchases will assure most i Vj ‘" 'H i'. generous profits. E arle T .F ield . a • v-: I ' l i t ! . , **!&*• s» ^ ’a. A ( I * *■i ‘ American Legion Ball WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30 One of the holiday’s most festive events; r FAVORS ' V- * da* r>?k- • ' y .* -. . %BK A REFRESHMENTS Good music from 9 .p. m. to the “wee” hours. m * �m T ill V- ■ 411! ne Sarazeri Ramans Arc On' Card o f 144, L eam In M iam i Tourney With W ashington - 0 f U‘ & N a»ie gUuupIoabip golf tournament Jtfon cart give for vjola- Hialeah, paced off thin morn1 with two other champions for « u u le cluh, which pork school player*To piny n-in n contest.betw een club and tho Chica,h, was fined IMO and from Jnn. 1 In which the assets of tho-club -------° PASADENA r'.i j w <!» MV*Alabama’s Crimson Tide pride of southern football, today entera the semi-final phase of training in preparation for • the f^st-aTn aridirSP classic hero I boy* tm tho-MUwaitkoo initials were fined $10,tcod on probation Tor ono i ivae fitted $200 nnd the Mod as ft- m em ber of for violating the rule* the torriiaiv d f‘ team s Idwrtlsiiig. The suspen. club is equal, to forfthet club franchise, titles were imposed by ♦-Washbnm > to—PrineoPacific C Wortd’J Ohio State. profrkalonal— Ernest witterland.' /professional — Fred " NEW YORK. Dee, .SO —(At Hpenwr, Newark; N. J. • A partial list of 1925 s porta chi Nattonapamateur—Charles Wifi* ter. New‘York, (ance'tum ed Pro.) pt(,,n’ lnJ catjlnlt of amat NatlonaT amateur ?Iul ProffeMlonal competition champion —Edward Merknat, ow*: , >n RlUirda-IVefi______ _ 'AatomoWW Racing W«tHY lRJ? balklinc-—Edouard IW* Iforemana, Belgium. . World'll slp.r balkline—Willie Iloripe^ New York. Three ctfshlon—Robert Cannefax. New York. Pocket-BlUarde—Frank Taber* skf, Schenectady, New York"**'— Junior lSJ' balklino—Tailu Suganuma, Japan. BUlarde-Amiftcar National 181. and 18J! balklino— Francis 8 . Appleby, New York. Three cushion—Dr. J. A. Harris, Chicago. trolt, (.393). Pockct-billards—Carl .H B Vaughn, Loading Pitcher (American) New York. (Slnco turned Pro). Detroit to 1 YORK, Dee, 30.—W*)—A n the Miami meterorrt» or nr ‘fire 'flm kail" Naming mrterofite which flashed out of the East across New York and' New Eng­ day for the hop to Ns-hvuli, Tenn., land yesterday leaving In tti waka the n«xt stop fn the trip. a trail of signs that another dead ‘ Resumption of the flight Ls « cornet had paid the earth a visit, Is neoted to bo made tomorrow morn­ * believed to have fallen near Otta­ ing. wa, Canada. Three of the nil-metal Ford Ralph Depher, astronomer, said Stout planes landed -at Wilbur he would attempt to locate It to­ Wright .field at noon yesterday day. . v. ’ •) .aitd a fourth plane, a Curtis Lark, ^Ksports that a comet was abroad Wasj. expected today. In the heaven* waa spread by thou' i . ——. - ■- —............- ■. tanda who aaw the flaming trail Seventy years ago the populaleft In the murky early evening aky and mistook ifc for n comet's taH. Scientists along the route as­ serted it was only a meteor or per- ■tat*, leaving behind a wisp of un­ haps a “fire ball" whose appear­ dulating pinkish *MH8kk"^Th the ances am frequent. sky. ‘ 4 It waa scarcely more luminous Astonished inquirers traced tta than the atara when it appeared course over New Haven; Conn., over New York City about 5:30 Providence, R. I., Boston, Portland, o’clock In the afternoon. Soon re- Me., and Int4> Canada. Final reports porta came that it had flashed over frum Ottawa said it was thought northern and central Naw York to have fallen in the Kings Mere Hills nearby. —* National Claas B, 1 R.2 balklino— Scientists at the Harvard obser­ James M. Lewis, Brooklyn. vatory wero inclined to believe that National Class C, 18.2 bnlklim the illumination was a “fire bail" Joseph nonsch, Brooklyn. rather than a meteor... » ball,1' Jumping from the burning bfi ing. He waa trapped but hr through the flames, SB Btevuns declared he had h* what he thought / M g r €mtpl calling for help when the 1 awakened him. He attempted reach the golf professional's qu tor to revtv* him, but found could not. He then jumped safety. • ’ Panama City—Pledger* erecting one-story ' brick building adjacent to Pop« America’s Mediterranean Accusations By U.S.Court CO!,. COOL HIGH IMPROVES bowl to capacity. TO REMAIN ARBITRATOR WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. (JP) Tlicrc will ins no withdrnwnl of Prosidrnt Coolidgo ns arbitrator ift thr Tarns-Arena question, It was jnmii' clear ynsUtdajuR-thc-W htttr Huusi-. ■ << Services property owners know by experience and that is why Miami Shores sold more property in the short' twelve fftbitfliif they have been' tg operation'than they expected to have sold in four or five years. That is why folks who analytically appraise property and its values on the basis of natural location, line * of *. N • 11 travel, accessibility, have chosen MIAMI SHORES. That is why MIAMI SHORES sales and resales records are many times the best first year’s records that any development project in the South has made. Further announcement baa basn made hr tha Munson Lina that tbs steamship MfiWAHAR will be placed on tha HfivanaNsw Orleana routs this winter. Tbs MUNAMAR la dow belnr racontUtioned. and baa had two additional aoltea and tan new lUterooma Installed, giving ac­ commodations fo r-130 flraL elaaa passengers. finer will tail from Nsw Y otklet* thla month to Insngurato tha U v ssrrics wfih • sailing from M arina on January b«r and Jan nary. Beginning with m olt of tho ramarkabla peuslon In traffic to and tl&t departure of tho llfltr from Mi| >oi Florida, and to a lew ami on February 4. tha MUNBA8Tlent tha’dill! and Cuban EltN will make three round trips rts, tha Munson , 8tfam- weekly until tha and at March, attar whleh tharo w!U ba two voy­ ages a week tor tha remalndar ol (rom Naw Ti * ,1 I iQTora) hew lines thla the N arnn aaason., OOciala of tha .company Tha m u n e a st e r N^u 140 taat tbs Uunsan l > Present- migration from loos. 4 t taat bpanvot MOO dlapUca* weekly acbedi Naai ««iea to thajtroplca to meat toaa, and make# a apaad et and leas ts South These I M'knots. Tha company M an­ tad ™ to. •grow' Is, aeoordlog • v" ta rn * from *rom nounced O' naw achedula of min- Atlantia any, are due ot this faith In the M1’ wd demands “ t S S f S .'W lS T f f K and freight n . a d « 0 , , s . TH.UTJNE.SVBJUI tor u « « m addition This is why all of our resales have beeh made at a de­ cided profit for our dients and that is why these clients have come right back again and bought increasing quantities of MIAMI SHORES properties. / That.is why, when after two or three or four year’s additional development has been completed, the then magnificent MIAMI SHORES, by virtue also of its mag­ nificent naturally advantageous location, will bring about the composite superior project that MIAMI SrfOftES is destined to be. - , MIAMI SHORES m -.St 'll' . - • - \ * . --*/ ■' is thb la s t section f i t Miami a] to th e public, o n d .it w ill:oil sh o rt tlmo. \ L ots #ro going are not manjr Jef H ere fs o coWplc ing to high art! restricted areas I hotels and to r * w ith th e tnainlai �■rain and the report ot ina npa«* I iiaatar and It appanrlnR to tb» Court that I Hu rtuo and le**l tv------■. man tor publlcat:dn onca t » d r y » i for four rooaaontlrr waeka . .n. a. sB » »W . ua B i r i! R 1 B fir d iU j In Um United Hiatus. n pr'*?n niRTir*R a i e ~ » T wmt Anftld” in Chicago u>* f with » .waiter and two pom. in tnn»« day* Cnwfc w at mt adverttoed ptdibor In the y. • •' n 6 rsi A L • ** •/ f W ILU A II PA *n ,,,ttod« J To W illiam I tbit (ford: If II I ’ l , • f All tho m ono Ko tmi fr.rm 17 non* la left, which m t tata. to ooBtrart aa w ith..to .ana .and In. heraalf In all faapo aha waro a m aaff *D.lU u tk» J u n S b lln i It ivp^irlnK (h it fi• H u nrwJ# •r,t If Dona and ortma* of *UUa court.. • at Banford In lb»U C lah ad Irt The 8nn fo rd * netr*p»p»r pubInol# County. Florida, btconic a .free dealer and U bain* ror four awnaoeutlan ^VanVh M i t t Ida. ■'\r\ hand nnd aaal of th» of Samlnol# County. * ^aeambar. Florida,’ tbla 10 Uh’. d Tn Vjml»ol*_Cooniy, Wor* and from the report of a*ld Ul Master. flirt ! ■ * « • « « £ ti. ic V a-tt Ivftn Kn­ court 111.76 rldiwr than*when ot $T2,- er.tirco. ,, tc beenm a *' reaped. And, It to. Judean and d< VutlicaOm <01 turtle* clalmlr raid , William Dotaford. and ad, or utherwli acrlbad below claim ing Inter* *^ . * V. «. DOUOLAM, Clerk o f Clrcul (Baal) Dy: A. M. W < D ip u tr < W. A. PATTI8HALU ' >V m m Florida app n i t hatf-% John O. The eltyT competency and qualification Of Uta petitioner to taka chtaraa of. maaaRo and, control her own taiate g i d S f p f i r t r ' t n d to become n free 2aBW In.every reapect. Torh; city, the validity furnished, m furnished. I dfllYerjU-W I “MINE” MY OWN BUSINESS We have been in b u sin ess "bo o stin g M W tlatid” ev er since 1921 ta k in g an a ctiv e and leading p a r t in b u ild in g Values here for ?qr ciui era and clients. L e t us show , yo u p ro p e rtie s in th is ideal seel nole and O ran g e C ounties. REALTORS W e Solicit Y our B usiness O ffice N e x t to PoStofflce—Phone 1210 Longwood M aitland, .Florida • Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivision* Phone 2668 Businesis-ftflReirties and Small Farms. Prices vary O r la m W j’lorlda reasonable if you are looking for apy thing in the ahovei Adjoining Good Town. Fine Sub-division Proposition Call 2186, ask for $ Representative to show you- 3 4 E . P in e S t., O rlan d o , F in . Phone 1741-W. No. 24 South Orange Avenue Orlando, Fla FOR SALE Phone 2186 An Ideal Spot Is th is 4, an d a little m ore, acres situ a te d on F in e Lock L ake, h av in g a water fro n ta g e o f 500 fe e t. ■, * . • T h is h as. been p la tte d an d will c u t in to 7 b e au tifu l lots, o r i t would m ake a w onderful site fo r a hom e. * R E A L E ST A T E V. T h is req u ires 310,000 cash, and th e bal­ ance can be arra n g ed . 63 acres o f land located oh th o W in te r G arden S ta te H ighw ay, tw o m iles West fro m O rlando C ity lim its, 1800 fe e t fro n ta g e on H ighw ay. One of th e b e st subdivision tra c ts in O range county. I f sold a t onco will ta k e fl£ 0 0 '))e r acre. 35,000 h in d e r, 525,000 on delivery o f deed and a b stra c t, balance 1, 2 and 8 y ears. ! N o. 1 2 W atkins B ldg. 44. N . O ra n g e A t * . ANOTHER BARGAIN SNAP 14% Acres in South Orlando - Orlando, Florida. I’hppe* 1768— 2567 AU In th e city lim its, subdivided, stak e d nnd p la tte d read y fo r m a r k e t F o r quick tu rn over will ta k e 360,000 on th e very b e st of term s. F o r Inform a­ tion w rite , phone, o rw ire . See Ua Fo)r O rlando P ro p e rty R EA LT O R S S w iford O ffice— l i a j i M agnolia Ave. ROBINSON & SAMUEL E m p ire Hotel P. O. Box 1043 Phone 165 M iller B I4 c ........ O rlando ,Fli R E A L ESTA TE WE HAVE SOMg GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT .Wi l l p r o v e p r o f i t a b l e t o Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, ' ' it-' > 3? im creage. Homes L i- s Orlando, Florida. g e Avenue ge A ycn r-y- M w V W f c _____ �Ywq man. Jn k HalOn ascu L ^ .l R j? ! are K a n s a s c tt v , tie mode tw ty of .w W M E U a t t V l J - -8- m W ill Aid In BteJProdudthm a s , ’- . ' ' *“"'• u u TT^ .-f B- C. Honor® of Orlando, which rafted about 3 o’clock today a t Hotel 'where the dead man was ■filtered. An InqnMt’ta to be held I oafltmoon to determine the era. la told by Dr. JB. B. Renaud. rofaasor of anthropology o f the njverslty of Denver. . ■V' In a paoer prepared for the f-\r^h!I!’g?ment^ih*TB been made meeting or the American Assoclih n m >T«r in Uob for th*/ Advancehient af Science, which insets herd Decem­ ber 28-January 2. D. Renaud nayn tha?*ilGtt™ sP «*} fait » E . j ’ ^ P ° rtpd the refuge In Islands, rocky const*, w^.e «K nifl d® ®/ the war. She deserts and very cold climatea. e*^4 *eheology, ho tars, recornixcn two main cultures in the South­ west. tbo olddr. that of the so-call­ ed Basket Makers, and the mom recent, that of the Pubclo Cliff Dwellers. The Cliff Dwellers, he adoption and th a t' there was noth* explains, deformed their skulls In I t* .el!*? (or her -to . do except to the rear. The Basket Makers did not. •ide with America. Prehistoric remains of .the Bask­ The spirit of reconciliation of i ?rT10 hi a political man- et Makers have been fouhd either i res tat loo is also .at work in artis- along marginal zones (cOastc or Islands) or in places of refa*n (Is­ lands, rocky coasts, deserts or. very cold climate). •‘This,” says trie scientists, New York City has mo: “sccmo an evidence of antiquity 21,000 telephone operators. h o i f e ^ " ? ^ 8 hV rfnginB on b - B fi u y y H ' n»« of hia'death.- »>Vvi '♦ ♦ ♦ S M + V V f ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ : ;» • • i ■ ••• Washington Irvin* yotmseet of U children; Hall, Pentland AUDITS SYSTEMS T A X E S - - , Jacksonville, Tam pa, M iami, Sanford,* W Palm Beach, D aytona Beach. On liberal commission basis. g fS B M g CENTRAL FLORIDA O FFIC E Phone 249 317*318 F irs t N ational Bank B&g. Sanford, Florida. S. Q. GRAY, RESID EN T MANAGER T substat m en t anil advertising, (eont wiU.be under & ® V ESB B 'SSSSffjltA Kant' Margin; fonnorly Hul’ whi> 'has . produced tlonr of the Failles Bur­ ris, and scores of pngoIcal comedies and plays i, wiU a ssist ns was. secured to aid Florida In recent years has created an Inalatent demand for Informa­ tion. about the adtla of the state, which heretofore' has never been adequately supplied. The princi­ pal varieties of soil have beep de­ scribed only in a general way, and in certain specific terms. Besides a feW soil prdVince. maps of the whole United States,. or a large rt two generalized maps of orlda’s soil hare been published, oho by the U. 8 . Census offIco In 1884, and the other by the state experiment station. Both, how­ ever, were-on, a- small scale. H The Price Is R ight SANFORD Aced Journalist And Diplomat Dies lls, whore -ha-flevr-ltrhls ■ New .York City. t doMdta of Mjft. Fiesta f f .a P B ld S s M g r . v | basis for the coronation DAYTONA, Dec, 30,-— — Lu­ ling and Queen of the ther Short, 80, -Journalist and dip­ the American Tropics In lomat, died id a local hospital hero 710 W. F irst S t Phono 472-w like .plot. I.• today. . ince and princess a n -to Rheumatism of the heart, a di­ . NEW . snished mqvle starr. Mr, sease from which ho had suffered k"now‘ afrahtflng'fol'their fo t yearn, was said to be Dm cause, [in Miami at the head of of hl4 death'. LUMBER YARD ef almost four hundred i He was a member of the U. C. V. Meant, which.is to be ope and a 33rd degree mason. ' 1 . \ Kt elaborate Over .presentNo immediate relatives survive. A'tomplelc line of The • remains wUl be interred at FYanklin, Ind. Cypres* and Pine r - • _ * ;■ Framing * Prussian custom forbid*a eandiSheathing ’ !date from, easting a .ballot. ).»> i Siding................. 4 » kt at the dockr by Ponca and Jrla .tptirt. ■by publia aad leading citucrfs. Then he floral parade* roriatlon ceremony will be ted spectacle1 and rbvue. costumes, beautiful M b and /extraordinary I be combined with eitfpsig numbers, Spanish In c a o n ia u h Finish Moulding* • ' 'S ' Lath Ilrlck • \ ' : Lime , Plaster White Rock P la ste r Board Nalls ' ' Screen W ire Builders H ardw are Do*8 Window* [’* ‘ M Fram es and Screen* Made to Order* Murphy' In m ln g ^Boards' ’ Medicine C abinets ting and hla aubjecto* Coir will bo the apfp-q bril|hs presence orYour king’s rho will make much mertho coronation, the.royal' follow, * rotation affair ,lli the hotels, slabs and, r t a r -reridoavouB •of'.-tlw ftrticipoto. The king and real estate are The greatest profits This was made in strategic / o c a t i a reason why Britt-Chitti,_ _ chose Druid Park to offer to iheir cttentSj and this was why the first unit was sold out on the opening dqy . ” ' ■■ $ ____ _ , " ‘ for reservations, een reserit&d. ' fr 1 home-sites in Sanford Grove will p® r>, jS\: t*• Hgsx * many POSITIVELY, every price on ■ • * ■■: beincreasedl'0%"Jariual’y 6 jl 02ti. , .v y > rr Z~'V-W' servanons at ; mg annoi . Watch �'(vj vi . • '+TiVM j F- / ■-r y ■ .* * ■ .“At ■ • .. diBh1 ■ '■ •‘ how b ein g sc- [ON t w o ' :: hew d H7« Ei nglish _- * a ian . ■-1 ^ (t * ImproVfments win be iontalletTas * ARTICLE himself to be fair t he represents and, Start the N ew Year right by buying ■” p te d B ea u tifu l .. .. ^R ow ing the Realtor’s . 1 *,Vf ... hom es—S p an ish homes in the B E ST C IT & IN FLOl C olonials—Com m^ odious an d u a lity su p rem e. _ . ‘C L — ARTICLE 1 ^ R ealtor should j made for th e : B ungalow s /? - A m ong o u r o fferin g s o f B usiness P ro p e rty I . BUY NOW! ■ - V. e sta te tr a n a S n ! ^ And Acreage u n u su al v a lu e s a r e ' found. . ; -------- V y Jt ■ V |y S a n L a tito com bines hom e atm o sp h ere w ith con• ; T. : assfsfe - ARTICLE! w ithout represenUtiflJT -* em improvements at comer of Palmetto and Central. ARTICLE 1 tln e n t fa bo th a t in miarepres s to n ily en h an cin g value. Lot 70x120. South and £ a s i exposure. M agnolia A t Second *****^ F n i g h t & M a c ^ e $U ■ LOANS ISales .........A ’ g en ts Price lower than any other home of its kind in the city.' IN V E ST M E N T S A R TIC LE ! Terms be higher ARTICLE easy. Ready to occupy.' fo r which , more thanone’ i ties to the tr ARTICLE 29~Un_ perty hi his chugs I State* It is the best city in which to live and has the best Some Rare Bargains In Lots people on earth. v S ee— ^*-1 *;!f »!I ^Sl**■?;** * •v,- y5, "”, i V ' tr r'/"u. C'< ARTICLE 35—No L relieves the Realtor: of ethics. •& Violation of the 1 his Board and d< nection with his I L o t In G randview A venue In R ose C o u rt only $2,600-00, |5 0 0 dow n. • C o rn er lot, eaatei $2,625, w ith easy1 V* *".* ' t i t "n * CONSULT A ESTABLISHED IN 11 r o u r low on W e rt T h ird S tre e t. P a v in g paid In f u l l 91,500.00 M b . ' T h re e lo ts on P a lm e tto -A v e ; 10,000.00, w ith good term s. R EA LTO R S • ♦ « > • - iKf exposure, on M agnolia A venue, \ f' 9 •- Phone 72 Masonic Bldg. 11 v .TORS • JJU BI t l MM|W^ — i a f l D I O -a -i iS'V.‘trt:V V&, McCALL& FOX • A te n ts F o r * 4<The Firm Substantial” 113!/2 Magnolia Aye. P ro p e rty o f L a k e s an d HlHa *, Phone 745| ■ ■ $ 8 ,5 .0 0 .0 0 in c lu d in g e r o p . > : i S l 'i " ' ' n il 1,1 "asM " S I 11 1 1 1 1' ■ • 'r -^ - ' r ‘ * • ' ' 18.7 A cres, 5 tiled a n d In celery. 699 f t. fa e ln g S a n fo rd - A venue. P rice 99,000.00 Including crop. E a sy te rm s. . • ' ' •■/•:.. • 5 A cres, nice 6 room cottage, ZV» In ceJecy, 1 o th e r crops. P ric e in d tid ln g equipm ent, $8,000.00. Good term s.* - ■ L. n. A. E. 10 A cres, tiled and In celery, w ith all equipm ent. F o r p rice, te rm s , etc., see d s. . . • , • " : :•.»*. y • * •*. >-v- - - • ■ • v. • • 410-lM t First NaMe . ;■ ii 1 1 '11 ■............ .... .... . M K t :*>• i v 5 A cres, a ll in celery, nice 5 room ^ • . * -S iv -v 187 A cres, 15 In G rove, 10 acres c le a re d / balance in b e a u tifu l T h is would m ake a fine subdivision a s It la n e a r p re s e n t C orporate ) 8 »le« Fores: IU G. F 01, G. E.MeCa!l, rt L. Shipp. >•••.- ' .. A f ^ | - I J * I A J l A A A M i Phone 88 • ■ Seminole CoOlf CORNER LOT \ ‘ <-•f'oXoBi B est B uy in S ta te $2,600.00 . ... - 40 ACRES THRASHER & GARNER v .. 112 P a rk A venue Feeing Beet, on lake; On County payed *■- * ' , ' -./T, ;'f "■ '} ■»,*• ^ ■ — - -- - — $250.00 per acre. . ■i - 1 -- - --- -- - ----- ----- WARJBIiOCIB I 8ANFOHD A tS S tel d b a o t if u l BLOCK o r » I ire celery farm—1 aorea tlled—in smmock. Price $10,000. fSOOO dash, ’ears on balance. t-—Lot 60x117, facing S a i l on Sanford -V Avettua , Price $11,000. $4,000 caJkti. 1. $ . 1 .'V r*";- -’n { ■■>.. ■■ ---------■ —-------- ■ --- ■ -------■ --------- Eureka P h o n e 632W v • \ ...........................■ 1.— » iT o o m n e ts, w ith bath, faoln * E ast on Myrtle, between 10th and 11th atreeta, 60x117, double garage. <10,000. M.SSO, oath. Now leased to Dec. m i at $10 per month. VS® V • ’V' S.—109 f t to 160 ft. facing E ast o n . San­ ford Avanue between 10th and t l t b BtreeU. $160 per loot. Terma reasonable^ Palmetto and 10th Street Facing B u t. ’ '3 2 1 M elsch B uilding. -------------— ----------- ^---------- % A M A A : One in Stn 1 One in Rose One in F t I 219 Meisch Building MWe Buy or SelP * , 915 A cres, $25.00 per acre F o u r s trip s of fo u rte e n 'lo to each, In W o o d ru ff su b ­ division a t $550 a lot. . ' *•I . '•*< . <■ • • 'H A snug, a ttra c tiv e m o d em fo u r-room house w ith g a ra g e on S an fo rd A venue, 04,500. i FOB A SHORT 1 RIFICE: 1,000 A cres, $60.00 per acre B uy th e ie reaso n ab le o ffe rin g s in a Section w h ere p ro g re s s ap d p ro fit a re certain . • •' ■• ■. 'i t -i ** O ne c p rn e r lot in, Paric V iew on O ak A venue, 0800. A lso.one inside lo t a d ja c e n t, 0700. 1 W* want to hrtp m b ] •nttra »»rrte« at yost to If You W ant A Happy and Prosperous New Year T. BRTAS n . onAt W. HAM WARD JBAX Telephone 714 R oom 8t G am e r-W o o d ru ff Bldg: r Salesm an— E . T . Moore • v .a .; 1 E stab lish ed 1010 ________ . $ ■' - LAWTON WILL S£LL TO YOU OR FOR Y<JU AN0 GIVE ifdU QUICK ACTION : / M slH i( H » S p v" ^ A N ^ H P U S OF VALUE OFFERING >■ . ' fM . ■ C b n taln s la rg e living room and k itc h e n a n d m and plenty of closet ■ ■ . T V ’' " 'V --* ' ' l ' v , ; ; ; V. v *<%,*• ■" • V R g .r:vr T W flM iS y. cei^AJV* *' ‘ BART NASON, SALES DUtECTOR *1 i K b s : ! I ; I I 'v 1 Bfa YY One L o t Ni > •; • .01 • 5-Room H ouse wl Telephone 249,^Flrtt Nat’l Bank Bldg C « h i w t a d ; 9*890. ‘ C o rn er a.fr A^rs.TR r,': ' 1r 'ffn W M ffF T B ‘ PIT .■ v*ufw .. . -— I :* I ) One L o t B euna V ista 0800,00 . T erm s, One I^ot F t. Mellon / "A M U ) M A jB B n C P IN E S " 4 5 ? • $ l* * ! « * v j it1 \ fl i ■ # "S X . : . »j -k — " • . ■ ‘■-■fcVSc.u • i rfr\- i , ........... .1 F in BP*: ,Y '•’* $ �' ■ X - : kao* . yzm .. ilea which point ottl il E s ta te . ryi v0 a " j v J*. »V *5 . ■— Ari- the Heritor plrigtt We hav^i real live client BUSINESS PROPERTY iblie agi w ith a •> j on Its merit '■ * i Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front fo o t or misleading ^asn payment cannot ex­ ceed 20% with interest pay­ able annually. a all per* ie aiency. he accept* the aaency. rro%:exaggeration ana per front fo o t (Next to Forrest Lake Hotel) /TJiis client is not interest­ should n o t to ta k e . ed JL any Property exceed­ ing. $750.00 in city limits of Sanford or $350.00 outside of same. - ^ com pensation fr o m d consent o f a ll p ar- One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Cortier, 100 feet front^ m f t deep at $150.00 per front fo o t tealto r p e rm it any p ro ■al purposes, . Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 f t deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per fo o t any client o r cu sto m er y to observe th is code 0 : to r to expulsion fro m word H e rito r in con- vx’ \; Favorable Terms can be arranged op all of the above! Masonic Xm /rfe 'r *'-! >*J. v,: • J.f- * k*>• ■; . «•< ■ ■> <- ' v'''i*'.'1 \ li *1, . \ ■______• |N I'frm W " *. * ___. • •4-~"» *'■ These are some o f the finest locations in First Street Extension ACT NOW. SELL OB 202 FIR3T 3T. PHONE 773 S A N F O G D -A L 214 East First Street Sanford, Florida Phcr.e 453 Inquire Re-Sales Department «. a u«r« o u iO ia a «.* *>n •v •* > A . purpose . • ch Thirteeit acres of Water front property—Attractive Phone 490-W LOTS‘AT A SAC- R.C. U S D A L E , J R . Real Estate Invqptment REALTOR Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Building WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINEHURST, BUENA tVISTA, SAN LANTA AND. CITY PROPERTY. I Turn Property Quick Let me try years' me s s 50. 75 or 115.feet—Firri Stredt Ex­ tension. fronting on Seminole Boule­ vard and Lake Monroe. A t n very attra# ctiv e price..* ‘, ' - * | ^ • ‘Aj f* .’t * - ' . " " One comer Lof, 06x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ low the market. PER. MAY 19^6;RENDER.YOU_A rr* 1.1■I ~! h i - y jJl.'V l *t, J V -i.. GENEROUS M EASURE REALTOR .* - - ' " p :o, ; ■ •1HKK �w ith V ' ■' i«^i * >tt Avenue, ( 1'*Ul' ■ — 1^ 1^4 j_%^ J H O U SES FOR S A L E - Elliott Avenue, ly «v*Ty. even a minimum of three year* of 'I t Oil*' American mint tbe bill's d*aroun<i M$ a action. . ' r. would l>« bond imo year*, they ffifl, for three In life, if eaj> tMdWSrfcUcr.lw-vnht coots so much nbto of t i n t a fam ily, h as to v rrg t on Impo,«si W n g 'A c tu ally rich to keep ow . >*? " Iii tt*rjwa*t -uyijority of-American * Nor bill's opponents Mhyjjpholds the missis docs her qwn Ilityvr a rcductlon In wages, Wfr^ I* * s.tr.wr*' • . . . , _______ Jg Its desirability, itourow ork Is hard work, ns Sr>| would rolve tba servant girl prob­ akwin truthfully soys. Ite <lo*.in‘t lem: UBmo tbo Amcricnu woman for T!*S' iikaptlcs ’have an ldt}a that * 4 Rooms an d B a th , j u s t o ff Second St: f5,000. C ash 51,250. TERMS ; . ___........... .... 8 Ta *t » » 8 50x160 ft. Jot* * ^plow ed an d , 1 m ile fro m P ric e 4 -R oom s'and B a th oh F if th S tre e t. P rico 55,1100, Cash $1,000. ,, V Beafitifu! R esidence on C entral A venue. *703$. C ash ?2100. . , ; .Price F o r S ale until Dec. 24th i t . ra ilro a d fro n tag e : Id Price $30,000. T erm s. R e-Sales D ept. 214 E. FIRST ST. Phone 45S. # WlM ly * incrcailng tendency •rd getting something else to act Of, if th a t’s unnecessary, towni-l j-BULGER REALTY CO f l e t Ce P h o n e 740 »vw '%*'**> lW /t Magnolia Ave. it » WONDERFUL HOME SITE He Was the Hip:(rest Turtle A b o ilt fiv e acres on ft lake, j u s t o u tsid e city lim its. T h is is one of th e b e st locations in F lo rid a fo r a b e au tifu l, hom e. On th is p ro­ p e rty th ere is now a sm all house, w ith au* to m atic w a te r sy stem , b a th room, electric lig h ts and telephone. Christmas and New Year's O ffering •\ • - Vw A nyone w a n tin g a n id eal s e ttin g fo r a hom e should Bee th is piece o f p ro p e rty . P ric e 58,60 O; T e rm s m uy be a rra n g e d . . .. * J .— • - a I I • 1 ’ Tit . .SSo HOMES-rlaWB—F. •Ideal subdivision pro p erty . lii/a acres S j C ountry C lub road; Several hundred fee? fro n ta g e on paved road. Can't be beat f f i J w here a s a n excellent value. Priced for quick sale a t 56,600. lA acres fin e s t la n d ,in flowing wells district i A giveaw ay a t 5250 art acre. • W e a re going to o ffe r a few lots on. o u r developm ent w hich is n e a rly com pleted a t pre-developm ent prices, fo r a lithlteiu* p e rio d ; on-vfery a ttra c tiv e te rm s a s INVESTMENTS REAL, ESTA TE - * 108 Ei Second S t ’f ■-, 1 , W e have sev eral sm all farm s priced riihLl A sk us a b o u t th e m :. I COLCLOUGHREALTT CO. R eal E s ta te * 1st N atio n al B an k B ldg. P h o n e 7f4^-.'.' T E R M S! F IR S T *PA Y M E N T 120,00 a n d 520.00 M ON TH LY fo r 30 m o n th s th e re a fte r, w hich ta k e s cox* o f a l l In te re s t c h arg es, v ‘ W. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager General Insurance 311 First National Bank Bldg, Sanford, Fla. Telephone TJJ T H IS O F F E R CLOSES JA N U A R Y 1st, 1926 I * 'F R E E —TR A N SPO R T A T IO N TO* PR O PE R T Y . F R E E —REFRESH M EN TS D IN IN G R O O M . n *rf? rf?iw •♦nlllmiil «l n hnk |fa*> t!iv By* c o n d o 1‘ i vir> r .1.) A T . C RY STA L LAKE * OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY OFFERS BARGAIN m »T\ 120 ACRES A l ?15100 PErTa* 108 M agnolia A venue » Phohft 417 r Only Sm iles north of Enter] J u s t o ff F ir s t S tre e t on S o u th Pftrk— O ne o f th e b e st locations in S anford, now occupied by R o u lh ’s D elicatessen; N u m b e r 6 Ball. Building, Opposite O ffice, S a lfo r d , Florida, O u r client h a s 'a -th re e -y e a r lease com m enc­ • \ \ ]fi * in g Jo n . 1 ,1 9 2 6 , wjhlch we o ffe r fo r sale. * A* JM. I. In extending the above offer two weeks from Dec. 15th already sold •i •' * i t- ; *tTA.r*•» L S'ftJ. Lhave _ __r _,-, about one^half of this group/ ■BBCAUSB i TJOAI'T WANT r o t O LP . K I D i i ■ ; PACKARD REALTY CO. We still have a few choice^ this bargain price.: m . * j 209 Magnolia A t*. MJtl* ’ ■ i * '3 T h e g ift ol iblo assurja dependence9 f o r th e o rd a u g h poor t o ; • ■ CRA P T O Q B T IIB R A F K W DOLI.AHM. IN V E S T T H E M AMO NAKB UOVU IUCTVIIN1 11 Acr»« fifilrry lo a d .*■ H m r j .u A w , ■nrrltlrc. / N Ue acre*. tUML a t m - <:?<■ ■V ^ t e v f W . ‘Wf 108 M agnolia'A ve. R hone: OV**LT»,V --- LBT-Ua UAVB TOUR LIBTINUN AJ'rtJ'SKE IJI POn RAR. . ----: . GAINS. •• BROW N REALTY COMPANY *0* 47S-W i 422 Union. Avenue ’ REAL ESTATE AND * ... N ew H ouse P a lm e tto A v e , nil new fu rn ish e d . Good te rm s — 510,500 L o t 64x117 C y p ress Ave., o f f Celezy A v en u e ? 5s a » te tja *■' Street >54,500 h* la.m m Rr*rtt*A b iz p t. : r\* r* a n tee this f< <•: p, 1- '* J-n 4v f ^ �10— For Rent' • ww] r (3.00 r»r U H ' f f . 2ndSL ^ W**k * Private family. M u employvd ^ Ralewncee exchanged. Writ* B, cure of Herald. I s - F o r l TnU Office. Rtn RENt F d^ T ^ 8I* R9 ®“ . fine location. Phone 727 w ANTKD: Pleasant room band/ to bath bygenttarirn. Baat ta £ cranes Boa No. 6, cara Herald. h o u s e w it h h a t h U>t 50x100. Houae b practical­ ly new and haa all modem im­ provements. Fireplace, built In 14~~For S a lt. A creage located. Caah 91600. Balance arranged. 5 *“ hndahed apartnwnt ‘>MLiV perms neat! jr U qaw of Herald. Stucco Sheet Rock Shfngles Roofing Sewer Pipe 1H-JANFURD HEIGHTS Y oK SA L E : Star ° ° p b ic e I ^ * ™ Caah 91500. Tama on balance. model tour* » lor Ford FOUR ATTENTION! will be responilble Incorrect InaerUoti. er for aobeenoent sdlaUly In ease of .t a m s B R S ** epreaeutative thor- E sT w rfSSf ijlnforthatlon. And bore effective. ORTANT NOTICE ■Cfahone number if trf m o lts. About one * efa.thousand has a l and the others can t ate with You unleee r your address, •utinaance MUST bo peraoa at The BanId office > r lir let- DELAND FARMS DEPENDABLE USED QAR8 y*^JLw ~ /**% • ^#7* \ *. * Dodge coupe, excellent con- Dodge touring ear. D^dge coupe, A -t condition. fiai» ssi Ford roadster, SONS special. L W.. PHILLIPS, iol“ ni p in k h u r s t Only 91000 Caah. Babnce to ■alt purehaaer. DAYTONA , lots FIVE ROOM HOUSE with bath and garage. Corner Acreage Adjelalag Daytona „ v . PRlCfc 92000 Caah I t 00. Terms qp balance. ROSE COURT LOT C ..h O S B J P S U to n c . nAEiy E. PRBTTYMAN (Incorporated) South Park A venae Phene IJJ-W. upsw sa& u nus. Garage, well and tent on r& y Y Z X FOR SALE: 5 room house with O p p ortu n ities Service, Apartments , HoUBea Office, Stores very, Orlando. S^nD pSn mzi& eait, 1 block^from Owner offerihr for qu(ck Bale, bof f if im ia s r - iT ,'- IY*8 DRUG STOREpWons. Drugs, Sodas. ! TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tampa, . Tb«M*nd« the claa38— T>pe w ritore, SupppHca ^ fl#d PMP* of Florida1! Giaat Home Dally, rates t cenU a word. Minimum Me, cash with order." “ ACHINI! fbPTWL'310 Oalc Avenue. Writa for complata rate card. REMINGTON Portable four-bank ADVERTISE In the JeuraaLHer •Id, South Georgia’e greatssl newspaper. Morning, afternoon weakly and 8 unday. Classlflec rataa 10c per line. Waycrtoa Jour nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. 83—Wanted •FOR SALE: Right now poasess * l?n* b’ew. all modern, 5 foomi and bath, beautiful. Spanish bung slow in most select part of San­ ford only 91600. m M cash, bal- ffidpSei» Painting—Decorating . . PRO N E SOS Tires and Tubes “Veedol Olla” BINE’S FILLING STATION f e t r King, now painting contracting, paint up, start the New L tlm ate. gladly rive.n. See me it Company. a s \ . VALDEZ HOTEL • Kar«e*aa riaa 8 9 - W anted Situation. Female J l —Opeetol NoUeee J. E S PURLIN 0 / L position. wanUd ed young lady. Know Exoeutive ability. pabU. P. O. Box 80 In Florida. 40—Wanted Real EeUU Inole County. FI rr. r . w m a n. A KINO ron T In a 410-411-tlj First Natbaal Bank Bldg. Phan# 490-W. s giie—Fqynl^ure, etc. Flva worn houae with G. TAYLOR DYER ADVERTISING reta reeults If It At pcfeee that ana right PotantUl buyers. PaONE COOK, must have good ref. * , ®r*5c*#; Apply Mrs. M. B. Hut,n JPiR-Anuaad SANFORD GROVE/Inc. ;F0R SALE: Three Houses 607 1 st N a t l Bank Bldg. . apartment and 3 room house pn am i sose, Rent Highland Avenue. Fine Ipcatlon I 4 r o S M fiia s with term*. Thin Is a good buy for Ive Stock . 'ONTRACTOR WANTED to dear a quick ale. Write 8 . H. W. cam 1 le, Miscellaneous and diten 1-2 mile of road lcadHerald. , .; r * FOR BALE: One lot Ipg French1 )g to Weklva FanctC Fred T. Wil- plication. eal E state •VlUHTU—'lhree alMws Avenuo ahd one aba. County Ei Mr'Laurel itnlturo ' ; "? nolle and 8#cond. Flrai within half of Younga DAILY NEWS—tt eovsra .Brow. 20—For Sate Miscellaneous Avenue Sanford A m u e add i l H tL—P WANTED: First daaa elec Subdlvlalon, for 91 triclan.- Apply new ice plant Urma for quick aa--------one of the moat rapid!v gr H. S. P. O. Bo* No. 431, , eectlona on th e . Florida WANTED:-Experienced' bat Sample cop] and rate card FOR SALE: N*w Packard - man, one capable of hand request, six touring car * Engraving, Emboaalng^ See at .1 auto elaetric service fir st We do ttr Phone 417.VS run a* far AS the Addreaa W. D. care L08T—Maaonlc watch charm and do. Guaranteed ft,'. K. Ave..Qimmetefel B t AUGUbTA CHRONICLE — Auchain at Country Club. Leave at tlon. Will «ell al Herald office. will conaldei 88—-Wanted, Situation Male Supptleu y^MES ML COWAN—AH kinds or estate. Hubert LOST: One pair green painted urt,. Orlando, ment 8, Chane boat oara and lock., Reward If POSITIONS WANTED: Whit# Fla. Phone 1KU help all vocations supplied on _ Send In your aubecriptlon to the returned to R. W. Loosing, Sanford ahort notice. Please write, wire or Tribune or hand It to 001 w. 3rd Street local Supidlen phone 2082. Northern Star Em- Jaalar ao you c m wad Florida’, oyment Bureau, 90 E. Church gwatm t nawipaper. v On# year, 87—44000 Tanlaff COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call S t, Orlando. Fla. > • Lincoln JIoUL .. ' r '4M<yW W.OO, 6 months, *4.00, three months I 9.OO. If you deelw 11,000 ina»COLORED MAN wants } Igd jfy^ d 76e te yoor order. cook: Writs or call 1002 C FOR BIO RESULTS aavertlse In Ay*. 10th street N. Banka. 8—Fop Rent, W .V . W H E E L WANTED t o BUY: Long leaf round 'timber from 100.000 i t THE CLARK8 BURO EXPONENT Kl.title Iron. up, must bo high land timber for . -C entra West Virginia’. larg. • • ‘ dally. Want ad Tats 1 l- 2c per Radb Soppllee word; 4 Inaertlons 1 1.4c; t or MaltlandL0***’ T‘ * ^ more 14 per word each Insertion, WANT work or change of • Wont White only. Northern star Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church JAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— FOR SALK owner, excellent 8t , Orlando, Fla._________. TO REACH the prosperous farm- , Phone 4614 .apartment al.. -corner ______ of Park ere add fem . growers of VolusAre.'rand Highland St. Slxo 70x1 34-^*Wanted H elp, F em ale ' • Advertise in the DeUnd t i l l Sanford Avfc Saaferd, P k ......... ~ a i , .1f , ?* 1 wsrd. cash WANTED —^Counter . girls and h19 lwaUity. Sea E. P. Mcnch, S 'counter boys; alio •dishwasher. Laurel Ave. , Lu-Beth Cafeteria. RaslSaai of 6 ,TO >10 ACRES of land,'suitable 8S—Wanted Help, Hale L.for vegetables, or ’fruit, with buildings. On ■or' near highway, SALESMAN J. H. H0TCHINB0N Wa hftvw a good opportunity .to a iA is ifA v a o f f e r /m l estate salesman. One ? j 0J 1*. familiar with the greater Sanford district preferred. f e duarry. HOC ST btilldlng t ford.’. Cement U»o Urged DBAN-BERoqORPf 615 First National B Phone T1S M woo^A'flojp aer .Rent Repairing SERV E YOU s™ptt»te1E i C w fUd, SS8& *****■««■* «*• Service. incemontn . Acceflsorles W E W ILL BE GLAD TO Fourth”, m e After”, "Frida 13th”, “T*ir “Blue Monday* cetera.” eOLUMBUS (Ga.,) iJCDOXR - Aeroplane Site Beld la Unite of 1 «d 10 Acte Tracta 14 or Entire Sections 9160 Par Acre PRICE |lfa > CASH ssificatlons b the Xenia Qaaette, ZenWch agricultural dleWant ad and dlaplay rates TVmcl.'SSE* s"w - ' - Oak .and 2 nd S t 6— B p a ln efu Opfrort u n itie s Good luck at>d I fun too you ^our’n for a l fipood day on Year’s, Ground HAVE e Urge welting m a il houaaa. what have THW 4 ssivs."*We tpaelallae m* Wreeke S » fo r d R ,d U t « « i " w5!4!?-«tsas!. HILTON’S ■*!*»■■ m o r W .H .U iN Q ‘ •♦ fa METAL WORK AND AUTOMOBILE_ RADIATOR REPAIRING. ‘" “isivu Hodgins & Cowan Sheet Metal Co. • m i .M '. L-aSlac Hat*l wunr w. WAn.vkit. iua«(,> a Complete ____DEYQFS____ Paints, Varnishes and Stains Ball Hardware Co. • Phone 8 . ■•A" •. 207 French/Avo. once monthly. ' t'ld S S �When Nature was creating the magnificent residential section in whic V Loch Arbor is situated, she seemed to single out Loch Arbor for an abun dant measure from her chalice of beauty. Lovers of Nature— and those who seek a property that would surround their home with beauty— coulc not concejye of such beauty so near the city, with its hum-drunri din anc cpnfusion. • •• . . . Such virtues and advantages are sure to make an irresistible appeal to the seekers offine~homesites in the near future. I f is then that wise buyers whc had vision to inyestin Loch Arbor now— before that inevitable rise in valu e s -w ill make appreciable profits. * * n .i i v . ^ • ti gnf% \yill be formally announced in the very near future. Watch closely for this announcement — in the meantime familarize yourself with the improvementjDtopram that is now being carried on over the entire develop­ ment. H ave a courteous representative accompany you to the property r n i i 17 f / l f vrWMm Hff yi 1 u lMl Rft Lij 1 • • I i i i l 1 !■■■ |"n,, '>-i I T .l61190 i n . f t i1 11 IV u l l .1 • fSt I N ext to POst Office ...... ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼"▼ww w w w yw vw ' r a y vS t rJyy ri. :i! ' *t V^CV'fl) vJ* » * ii �Wire ..... : '_____ t >it 58, Confesses Plot md So She 'onvict Loss Of Life rentedWIifcnCar As It Falls rater At Tacoma O fB rak es r e n A sC a u se * , * To Wirin Shows- M ur­ der Was To Be Covered Up By An Alleged Robbery CHICAGO, Dec. 31.—(47—In the 44 yean of their married life, her 66 year-old paralytic husband (bought her lee cream once, while 'John Gallon Winn, a former con' v ic e loved her and waited 1 G years for him to die. ii^hlii wu tho defense of Mrs. Elisa Nuibium,. 68 year old grand­ Wash., Dec. 31.— mother, in a confession, police say i 80-foot plunge of ,she made-of plotting, with Winn Into the w a ters of ■and three others to kill her husjband, Albert, whose battered body Jdpal w aterw ay a t Iwas found yesterday on a south [S treet an d th e conside prairie, [breaking. up of th e I Winn, at a pistol's point, comted In th e d e ath of ; polled Edward Goff to kill Nusibaum with-sn a x e K h iffia llfllT h on«, and th e i tconfCMion. With IWo pairs of ico lers h e r a la a tn ig , tong*, Winn and Goff hauled tho .jrond tWo control o f ,body into (he attic of the. home of V°Th? th r £ % fn ib W il& e re­ Delilenh Martin, held1 as nn r. shot through the open paired in Nashville. Farts 'Mrs. . acecMory. After supper, they re­ i and broke u it struck wfre ordered at once from the dressed the body, loaded it thlo It is believed that the Ferd-Stout factory at Detroit. Nusbaum’s sedan and carried it to of the car prevented tho prairie again, planned to bum . lose of life. . the house and bury the body in the i lorvivore asserts that prairie. Idozen persons were on I’art of Skull Found In Car St the time. This U Winn, 37, was arrested in Crown *r, by the operator of Point, IrxL, and brought to Chicago declared that only early today. Jleld also were Goff, ers were aboard., Tho • local v Mrs. Martin and Marion String* aund for the TldeIding for 1020 shows great ham, whose clothes were used to iso over the year 1024, total garb the body. to be dead are: »nt for this year bejng First accusation against tho syashi, 57. m fiVI ■ : grandmother cam* from her eldest C9. M d boys ca/tfeht in Jack- non, Roscoo, father of eight child­ IhCOti ren. His under . dk&t ttk b y -‘-tJlyde 'skull in an automo­ accident,, •• Sanford to pdltfiwte . New #¥andfather's bile Lloyd was driving. applied the Year’s Eve in chare tori site man Id an effort to shield hia son. in Uso usual manner as n e t Roscoe told of the,love affair of upon the bridge and Dr. C. J. Marshall, City (Com­ 16 yean duration between his the. warning light*'on missioner. reports* the ft of mor­ mother and Winn. - Once his father ' rates. failure to respond he 1 phine ana opium from his office. shot Winn through the head. Unemotionally .and without re­ City Manager W. B. Williams ion ro­ id brake and ther tund and threw his mo- . announces that contract with gret, the police, said. Mrs. Nuseno, be asserted. The Rollins College for use Of broud- baum told now she ana Winn plan­ [then struck an nutomo- candng station by the pity Is ned for a long time to kill her husband, after a stroke of 'paral­ r before the first gate to be signed immediately, the nmchme through Sanford Credit Association re­ ysis had failed to bo fatal A fragmentary diary in which and off to ono side ports business increase-In 1020 she expressed fear that her hus­ ond, inside gate, greatest in history; ’ would kill her, was found In t his cor waa beyond Hotel Forrest Lake to open band Mrs. Nusbaum’a purse when she an accident unavotd- on next Monday. was arrested. Several months ago threw open the doors, ' DOMESTIC she told the pojlco, shu hod per­ I a warning to the pasStreet car at Tacoma, Wash., suaded her husband to put title to sped out. He landed un­ crashes through open bridge, his property, valued at about MO.dock of tho bridge, killing four people. 000 in joint tenancy with her eo i only one of the pnsElgnteen men are * awaiting that it would pass to her at his i had an opportunity to .death penalty in Georgia prls- death. a, tming, also leaped out Detectives believe Winn, was In­ nUl the street car hod ‘ ons. Chicago woman, 08, confesses volved in a recent stock yards bank m the bridge. He plung- ahtf helped three otheru kill her robbery. He served a penitentiary i the air 80 feet into the husband so she might marry for­ sentence in 19H for robbery. Ithe bay. . A letter .which the police said mer convict. waa written by Mrs. Nusbnftm FOBEIGN was found on. Winn when arrested. Prince Card, heir apparent Officers prevented his efforta to of Humonla, is being sought by destroy it. It contained what the his mother after being missing police called.reference* to tho since funeral of Dowager Queen ■laying plot, oa: '. Alexandria. ‘‘Don’t want to-bo in the house when it happepa, I’m a woman you - IL 1 UYLAN RESIGNS o f f i c e know." ’ « Dec. 31.—(/F>—Nnt “Play hold up and when you get el Whdlen and 10 p_ tho' house N E tf YORK. Dec, 01.—<#)— him, ransack through 23 convicted in tho The eight year regime of J. F. Hy and tear r up and down, Distillery conspiracy lan, mayor of New York h^a end- I hat* to do it must-bo el4 thcr you or.®*«t-'him. This ipolls, filed writs of aeherao providing ay in the U S..CUAt midnight last nigEt, ono full Mfr .. , ild-up or a robAppeals. . . day before his term waa to havo it g o « tgan hearing on tho como td 1U conclusion*. Mr. bery.” h the men seek to stepped out of office, having reof sentences order- aigned In order to ptoteet hi* cm to Leavenworth ... - -^public P r o fe s s io n a l R a ^ 3 tein, of St. Louis,, ts .with huh« * i L t i o r w ^ t that°of .U o Richard E. Enright, p olk . „ 31. .onn.,*- Dec. 31. NEW HA’ commlysioner. KH ■■ m, capUln for —(/F>—Edl ‘ the Colgate HEADLINER BY HERSELF the pail idlm Muitlh, all o f St. football team a s fall, today f*iven the maximum BRIDGEPORT, Copn^-N»Ucha ocorcr in the f profesah»Q year*' Rambova, thinks she la a hoadlinsr *w York .................. So ah* baa refused to to meet Jam** GUnU. Ho wa* j Dame's four Crowley, on* t h him to Mihorsemen, and Jeryrand ai are to play. ami, where tht. 1023. hmihand, you Gold- 'TShout Too )T 8 People [Jfeed Warning . nAYTON A . BEACH, Fto,pec, 3 1 .- W . - Mrs, Claire Karr, M, wife of G. II. Karr, New York and Daytona Beach, died lh a local hospital here shortly-after 8 o’dock today, as the rwralt of dridking a strong germicidal solution on Wednea- M rs. Eliia Nusbnum la Held W ith Three O thers A fte r Battered Body Of Man, 65, la Found Nehr Chicago Rumanian H eir A pparent H u Been Gone From' Winft Used Pistol To Since A tten d in g Dowager Queen Force Goff To Do Act Ford Planes Are Damaged On Trip N a s h v i l l e , Tcnn., Dec. ai. —(/P).—Three of the FordStout ' nil-metal passenger planes, enroute to Florida, were seriously damaged here in ani accident today. No one was hort. The accident ocfcurrcd at Blackwood field at 10:16 o’clock when pilot Lee F: ’Pchoonhair was taking off in the Miaa Fort Myors. The plane crashed Into the Miss Tampa and the Hiss Miami on the. ground and un­ occupied after pilot Lea Schocnhalr had lost control of his ship. The ' occupants o f the Muu Fort Myers escaped injury. The planes arrived here yesterday lor a stop over enroute to Flor­ ida from Detroit. The Miss Fort Myers went into a ground - loop while %ttempting to leave the ground. The fourth plane, the St. Peters­ burg, in which the trip to Flor­ ida is being made by Lt. John of Nashville, wms the[e* CT thq^fgur not Fn* Woman Kills Self ~ In Daytona Beach ews w dW B F** id .W hiskey itors T r y iy. Sentences Edward Ty?on Joins ta * a s p * na( F v. woman was picked up in gn unconscious condition on the beach yesterday, fust north of ocean piers by paiseraby at first thought she waa taking a'tun bath. Closer ob­ servation revealed tho fact that sho waa suffering great pain. An empty bottle which had ctmtabled disinfectant, lay besldo her. Though she was immediatel^takcn to the hospital, hope recovery was despaired Carol Twice Mi ed; Once To A Poor Girl Ilf' . 1’’J f. Nome O f Prince Linked W ith T h a t O f B eautiful Italian q irl, H igh In Social Realm of n t the o u tiiL ■ For several tours her name was unknown but police eventu­ ally established her Identity by an address In her handbag. Her husband denied any knowledge of the motive for the act, for which no warning waa given. Besides her husband an In­ fant daughter survives. ■ Tho remabut will be forward­ ed to New York for Interment. PARIS, Dec. ‘ 8 1.-4P )—Queen Marie of Rumania, la searching far . and wide fpr an errant son. Crown Prince Carol. Since be at­ tended the funeral of Dowager uocn Alexandria In London, Car* has failed to show up at the roy­ al palace.in Bucharest 1 The sunny skies of. Italy and a beautiful Italian woman, promin­ ent in the social realm, are de­ clared to bo tho chief, attract!' which are keeping the.80 y hfeir-appairnt'to tna throne mania aloof from the VO', die. In other words, it Is ed In Parisian social circles ___ Carol has suffered another heart attack—his third. Venice, Tirin and Milan recent­ ly have seek much of Carol and in recording^ his movement* in these places where Euro pc as soc­ iety gathers fcg rest and entwtaln- Davey-W inaton mentt Ujo noW|papers b»vo man 3 m w m HOUSE WILL HEADflNlARCH BuihUng-. In Son L an ta Costa 050,000; M rs. B. a B aggett To E rect Building O f 6 A p artm en ts lan an emissary of was dispatched there to bring-back tho r to Rumania forthwii crov for Ran________w suphours later..with Vi posed destination. f Rumor has it that(the purse of Carol has become somewhat de­ pleted by reason of I s peregrin­ ations and that he la nUdful « its replenishment. T h e i chagrined Queen Marie, however, is said to have instructed Italiar, and Aus­ trian banks pot to supilyher son with money except an sjnount suf­ ficient to pay his first clgss fare, alone, back to BuchareA , Carol has been, manied twice, ohee morganatlcally to pllle. / il ls Lambrino, tho daughter, of a Mol­ davian profeasor af gooi bifth but poor, and the secend tine ts Prin­ cess Helen of GtjUKW1Manied Grecian l ’Hneess For some time after. Carol’s marriage in Odessa . >r,th I Mll°Lambrino, the Rumanian court was much perturbed for Carol w * said to have nnnouiKea announced that xnsc he no would ' ou^co his stldt to “his w *“ ife and* rtnou right* to the throns. The courts of __________________ Rumania held that hli hi msrrisge w ss null and void bodiuie it was solmnlrcd while ha was undsr an incognito. Carol then le t this morganatic wife and mafrirt PrinHelen of Gneee. daugl Ur of late King Constantine. Allegft was through an asttlte litldsn and matehmake marriage was brought aboCt L atin Section O f TAMPA, Fla., Dee. 31.—(fil— There was not much rerk going on in tho. Let t^ iy . ___ _ and ^ ^ f m s U d o r a ..w ^ i tith h ‘80 “wil troupe Ybor Pity and bulla arrived ry street were being " tob 'om * .fKrsoon will ce bull -fil dubs ofitha.cit: Uh. ■ Is The j give the Fermin id s r * Ceutro t e n of p An apartment house consisting of 14 separate apartment* is ben Lanta subdWla* . Wlpitea ObrperaUon ed^Banf _ I according to a permit luiMd by .. |ns the odice pf City Clerk Phillips today. . • The building, which ts -to be of frame rind stucco construction; Is to cost 050,000 nnd will be ready for use about Mar, -1, it was stat­ ed by C, 11. Johnson, the contracor In charge of the work. Rapid progress has been report­ ed in erecting-the basement and framework of the apartment and everything-possible is being done to completo the house on schedule. The permit calls for an expen­ diture of 050,000. The building will bo 114 feet Bp 7a feet over ail, and will have a composition roof oi tho type said,to be very popular among builders over the entln stats. In addition to the Davey-Wiru ton structure a permit was also Issued for the erection of a two story apartment house on Sanford AvenuAnear- Martin Street, in Rose Court subdivision. Tho per­ mit was made out In the name of Mrs. B. B. Baggett and calls fer O lio And CleQ D rew C aught In Jacksonville T hought T6 H ave Been Responsible F o r Series O f Robberies S t Augustine Police Also After Local* Pal* Sanford's New T ourist Hos­ telry On Lake Front Will Youths Resided H ere And Be Inspected By Public Dur* H ave Been U nder Surveil­ lng A fternoon And Evening lance F o r P a st Few Days What U believed to be the end of a lurles of robberies which have been occurring in thin city over the holiday season came yesterday when Otto and Cleo Drew of San­ ford and Wesley Pride ef Upssla were arrested by Jacksonville au­ thorities arid lodged in jail to await charges from Sanford and St. Aug­ ustine police, Drew boys, who lived With . . . ether. CarDrowjon French Avenue near-Tweifth Street, were h t in Jacksonville after Pride wore picked up in Jacksonville. Sheriff C. M. Hand and Chief ca Roy O. Williams had previously wired authorities In 44 different cities and towna of tha »utce in an effort t o . 'locate S m mthem a and bring them to Sanford to fsc< charges of rtbbery with a gun and of auto thefts. , ■'! Suspected For Several Days The gang first came under tho suspicion of local authorities two days previous to Chrixlmaa when a wire from Miami adviai Chief y m J. ». n . ffW Sl Timlin Month New April Pu: Near All previous lng records ore been broken ear, when a [gurea obtained fic o j 0L762, const: In o f, 0«» 007 n an per cent oVsr the year : Is said to be the g o I^ n y y w U fiK fi out this 1 I had not handles,pped gcitlon as i tha contfnueu , r Induitrytl > new »t u i wiisMU l. CnaMiillrta iWnl thll hjlfll K Narcotics Stole n From Dr. Marshall .7 E •, , Postoffice Will \ • Observe, City Contracts For W eekly Program s Over R ollins Radko w _ and re thin the best few programs from Sanford Started the immediA . baring -the sum of ir-c rc w C ieflf»»,»«K IV4-4/W r r r M ri, f ia 1924 se t-fl-rTir ■. «iL.l •11 1S*M_. . t . »•• «ki JHf The Hotel Forrest Lake. Sanford’a new 0500,000 tourist hostel­ ry on the. Uke front, will be open­ ed next Monday, three days later “uni tho date sot for its opening hen construction of the buif“ as commenced In tho Sprlns announcement waa made toe Hullek and Hulick, owners Si orators of the hotel. In connection with the anour m ent,. thonowner* stated that h«*el-wtU be opened fur the tnsi tlon of tho public on Menda; emoon between the hour* 01 and 6 and again in tho even from 8i30 to 11 o’clock. Tho 1 tatlon to the public to visit hotel on Monday was oxtsnded at the same time the opening date was announced. Dus to many delays In receiving shipments of furniture and other equipment, making the opening date uncertain, the ownflrs an* nounccd that they ware unable to hold a formal opening as had been originally planned. The' hotel, which w a a __ last Spring, waa to have been ened‘ onl Now Year’s Day, see the original plans. Despite that, many shipment* of fgrnltare and been late in Incre OE h sd h M d ed for 8imford local yo- three days late, and to this fast been read lice officers and deputies front the acclaimed by many peopte today, U showed 0 sheriff’s office have worked night who complimented th* Hulick bro- 1023, 1861 and. day in an effort to round up then upon their enterprise. 1034. 0081 the -entire gang. Woods and waa the concensus of opinion Wklla i swamps for miles in the vicinity ofI tmany business men that much have been of the city have been searched in praise raise is^due is due to Messrs Hulick In'lhs building an effort to locate their hiding heir untiring efforts ... has been gai place. • • •* lng the building for the Tha night of the robbery of the data. Personally supervising tho every month haa Flowers store in Lake Mary and work of installing the fixtures, tint gain over th* * io tho Kennard Btore near Golds- furniture and othor equipment, the 1024, it is shown. December Ilsd ] rough, in which a gang waa ownors have been rushing the op­ The month of Ds thwarted in an attempt to hold up erations, working, late ot nights, thb proprietor, led polico to con­ in an effort to havo the hotel ready showed a gain of XOTj December, 1924, 7 nect them with those depredations by the- first of th* year. . this year showed a ..........tho robbing ilng of the as wall as with 200 per cent oVsr tt Itouth filling station. qf 1024, Valuable Low Is Recorded The highest single wont] Boverat pones headed by Shtrlff mx wa* April, when a Hand nnd Chief Williams combed 39,190 was amassed. It i the hammocks and swamp districts g this month that th* p n for several days after theso rob­ Dr. C. J. Marshall ', beries. Knowing the men they ported to'the police the theft of Issued for the coni' wanted, it la said that nolle* and 050 worth of morphine, cocaine new Hotel F o m e tl wa* the 1 members of the sheriff's office and 11. M. C. tablets which have th*October previous year made untiring efforta to appre­ been removed from his office 0164J17O. hend the gang in it's entirety. some time during tbo post two Following in a « Their efforts were rewarded when lng tho amounts they received a call from the sher­ Dr. Marshall stated 'that ho* both for 1035 and a s ir appartment building to cost iff of Bt. John’s county advising missed the narcotic* Wednesday Month, them that the men- they wanted morning and owing to the fact in th« neighborhood of 026,000. ,hm<*^hhhm.0 87,836 had been arrentbd In Jacksonville. that ho had no occasion for its Jan. 40,170 . Tho building will bo constructed uso previous to yesterday, he be- Feb. It was announced thatat tha h»«i.« -■35,019 o f frame and stucco an # is to bo time o f ' tholr arirest the Prpw lloves thht It might have been Mar. i.... 25,811 of tbo distinct Florid* type of ar­ boys were in possession of hun­ taken any time during th* past Apr, chitecture, Ecach apartment will dreds of dollars worth of loot and two weeks. M a r --E £ £ « T .* • , consist of four rooms and bath and several guns, much ammunition The loot consisted of seven bot­ June will b« modem throughout. tles of H. M. C. tablets, three bot­ July Inmt,«w4niro I and many burglars tools. According to the contractor, C. Chief Williams and Hhorlff Hand tles of cocalno and one bottle of Aug. H. Johnson, .the left early this 'k&ornlng for Bt. morphine. A Parisian surgical box be ready for o c c u p a iw ^ F elvlB . istlne. where ti^e bandits an was also taken. ' rrm Nov. and work has already been started. lt\ jail, and * ill try to Idcntl Doc. These buildings, together with mo of the loot, which they be came from various Jobs in other apartment houses oow in process of eonatructlpn, are said thin city. to add considerably to the hous­ RAIL HEARING POSTPONED ing facilities of the city. A holiday no te issued Mter J. P. TALLAHASSEE F la , Dee. 81 office will ot W)—1Th*. Florida Commission to­ (day hours tomorrow day announced th* postponement make but one . until January 13, of a >hearing to .city. No rural be held at Miami. , . The hearing will regard the pro­ Mu/t the atp viding of rates, rales and regula­ tions for intra-plant, intro-1* nal and iatar-tamiaal twite B ig G to rthat tfO T E L FORREST LAKE WILL OPEN ON NEXT MONDAY ►TTli 4 fa* • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 30, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 30, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/38a36c95b25e340fbdccfb95eb52d419.pdf b82de718937adc54f6bb20479fb55ad5 PDF Text Text CEftnEI* « M ' 1 -s r- M . . . 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B etter still, a call you to the property that you can bet­ ter understand com pleted Loch Arbor as it is planned by its developers. _ , , A g es A gen i N e x t to P ost O ffice TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET A N D PALMETTO AVE. ' f T»..V * ** I y«;;vt4r \ , ► . . h• a 7* ."yg v'.-" : "" ■■■■ r r. mLr ___ ' • ’■ : —— ^ - ‘ J ^ * 1 ' . • <mV . . > — i' •. •• ; . ' ' ‘" '7 •. I-,; -s*; ! iiK/j _____ *' V 1 " V »i— r - ______ 4« n pa4#*• Vl’-fe*#* .• K^ i! — r — ... a ‘!nAf tf ... ’ Vv ,Lji , / . ■ ' . > .; 7 :■ •* ^2,-. - -« �i R ic h e st G a r d e n L a n d ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESHAY, DECEMBER 29, 1925 E d it e d I„ u . s. ~ FORMER Maryland Town la Scene Of B ig Fire KeturningHomeToBecome acpitdi Head O f Fire Worshippers!™ BALTIMORE, Deo. 29.—UP) —A recti on of Ocean Cityi Md., including two hotel* and several residence blocks, appeared doomed by fir* a t noon today! The- Ocean C ity Central Tole- jer 'To Continue" i n e r , Reports O f/ ernment A ssert y This M orning i Fruits Are I itly Damaged ibltTCrop N ear paMayBeBadly aged By Frost Reports from a banking houso a t Berlin, Mm, m aintain­ ing the nearest hotel both were ablaze,*, Snow Hill nnd SallaDury, reposted th a t tho Dames originating in the electric plant a t , the eastern end of B altl' m ore Avenue, were working In­ to tho residence district. A ssistance was asked from Salisbury, Snow Hill, Pocomoke and Berlin fire deportments. F ou rteen P a g e s T od ay H arry U w n n . 54, Relieved * o Have Killed P retty KInnde \\ hen S h e R efused H ih Attentions A s Suitor Man’s Name Linked With M2,000 Theft N olo Left H7~Mnn S n y s He ” ns Ulat km ailed Out Of Monty By Girl’s M other NEW YORK, Dec. 2$.—(*V■Jal Daatur C. Pavry, young Col umbia University student, who speaks tho latest American alang, nnd knows nil the latest dances, touay in on his way somewhere enit of .Suet to succeed his dying fath ­ er ns spiritual head of jn d ta ’s 1,•100,(>o0 fire worshipers. In correct American garb, he nailed yesterday aboard the Majes­ tic, carofutly explaining that his followers nre not fireworshipers, at all,, but that firo Is merely the Zoroastrinn symbol of absolute D r. ‘R oss, One O f F oun ders > O f U ir g c M arketing Or­ gan ization , Su ccu m b s. T o A tta ck A cu te In d igestion ^Resident Of Winter Haven For 30 Years A t T im e O f D ea th , D r. Itoss W as P resid en t E m eritu s O f Florida C itru s Body Eight Are Injured As Train Is Derailed FLORENCE, S. C.. Dec. 29. —id*)—Eight persons were in­ jured, three of whom arc in a hospital as a result of a derail­ ment of n southbound A. C. L passenger train shortly nfter midnight last night. A brok­ en rail, attributed to tho cold weather, is said to bo respons­ ible for tho wreck. The injured pro: William A. flrnwley, of I.ong Island, injured back. Au employee of tho Ut]jon News Co., named Webster, both legs broken. A negro woman. Injured back. Five others, less seriously ln» Jflred, were dismissed from thu hospital when bruises wofe dres­ sed. .1 , * Mine Owners Willing To Open Books For Public Inspection, Says Majolr Inglis Settlement Seen NEW„VORK, Dec. 29.—UP).— WINTER HAVEN, Dec. 2 9 . - (A1) j Harry ( nwaa who described him­ self nv ■jo., n imf| |,oy” despite his — Dr. J. H. Ross, one offtho foun- j ders und for 12-years president of 04 y e a r , lay seriously wounded in LOCAL . the Florida OitTus Exchange, died , n lirooklyu hospital today. [ S p N V IL L E , F in ., Extension of whito way and suddenly a t h i s j ’ine Avenue hom e1 l.ast night lie wit;, found a foot .( A P ) .— R is in g tonv- additional paving contracts nre at 10:30 o’clock this morning. Dr. I from the body of an attractive authorized nt m eeting of City itoss had been m good health, his | yoinii; ni.j'rnpher, Miss Edith ( A P ) — W . W . h w lls . Hpokettdeath being doe to nn attack of , Commissioners. Burton, wh. m lie had killed before Sanford Is to be bonefittbd by acute indigo* 1 lion. tnnn f o r th o w u M ra c ite o p er-, before me, attempt I suicide in her Brook­ extension program pf_ Southern he Dr. Ross 'was born in Rocking- [ n to ra c o n fc re n c ik -ju id c h a ir lyn ''Oil Boll Telephone Company. ham county, Vn.. May 17, 1H11. m ap o f its n e g o tia tin g com ­ h >i ■t uiiili-i- a Christnma tree 1 Local educators lejtvd for a n ­ At the nice of Hi he moved to In­ wiili ion l.,ilkt!i in her body, she m itte e paid to d a y t h a t th efo p nual toucher's convention « a t diana, nnd for several years rrrvwas a M i ni, police believe of Jacksonville. C rato ro w e re w illin g to open ed in the Union army during the Cowan's nag, |- when rhe refused New offciala for five Mnsonie Civil War. tHfcir im oka f o r pu b lic innpccbln suit. organizations aro installed nt I-atcr ho entered tho medlrnl de­ tin n a n d a lso w e re p re p a re d to joint ceremony in Masonic Tem­ A charge is pendirig that Cowan partm ent of the University of m ak o coticc.saions t o t h o m i n absconilc,! with $12.UM) from u ini damage to the citrus ple. Michigan and for n number of ers in their impending negotia­ Chamber of Commerce nrifcs hotel in I'Ci. Two notes lli.it h ‘ ttiop. years practiced medicine nl Kol.otions. , mn, Inti. Thirty y’ears ago, he came ville’s official city low im porters to co-operate with wroie iht nv some light , on bis llopo for early resumption of rv onrly today wah 27 railroads in keeping freight c a tiu , I;, ne,lie said: “ I did not S ection s of M elinnville And mining-in tho anthracite coal Holds Chnmhrr O f C om m erce T ra f­ go very high in publlr. My fault. L; Mr. Mitchell said that house clear. wns revived a* representative* of « I was ju-t .[ Inol boy, no matter G eneva A ven u es W ill He fic D epartm ent S tr e sse s L< in tho northern section STATE miners ond operators gathered f t r how haul I tried to be a good Ha.'d Surfaced And Work tho mercury dropped N e c e ssity For M erchants their first meeting since tho dead* ? Dr. J. II. Ross, one of found­ ®n<\ t I I -i-e forgive me. tiood Ich vegetables us cabOn Chapm an A ve. Started . T o H elp Railroad A g en ts lock a t Atlantic City Inst summer. I lettuce p.’oli-bly werO er, ■und for muny years president bye. the other note, add re- uni to ivorccd H usband O f ram otts Informal conference of the-tw o of tho Florida Citrus -Exchange, Emd !i Ueiinet's, manager of the [y tho frojso, ho said. re*. u IIK Ill III I1UII UHHI Isa d ore Duncan Com m its groups of clx. :men began | t a . dies suddenly a t W inter Haven. I loti 1 | .a: ham, said i ye Tho Chamber of ( om mrrre voluntary retirement in 1923. Ho [fruit.1 in 'th o northern Suicido In iMoscotr A fter oHckjelr this nfternooh a t tho |fn Mercury begins to riso in Flor­ om- traffic detiarlmcttt today- issued a wu;i iinmidcut uiuocitiin «f tbe r-r[the stato wero affected "I 'to’.M like to give the money League Club. Alvan Markc, ida n fter low tem peratures have H aving A Colorful Career ion ; requost Tor Urn nirnhnntn and vliangu at liir- death. The major kir, reports hero iiulicntbach, hut van i b em use J giLte., #. chairman of the Joint negotiating Hit initi * r r; * 1 1 ’ * T i I been experienced .T o t .p a s t 48 [thii constitutes only a J ox* business people of tho city to en- l*"rtirt«« «;f HK jfe in Fb.rbln wan committee, who colled the meeting, hours. e | ’ 1 J devoted In |iiitttiig lilt' citriin inNEW YORK, Dec, 29,—(VP1).— was designated to pnaido over thu Kin of the Florida crop. f the onevnto with the mitruml company duntry on a stable basis. .. ■—j# Strgei Yesiuiin, the eccentric DOMESTIC joint session. * * in removing freight from the Inpr, itonn was ii vice tirusident of Russian poet, has committed »uiUge Ruts Arc Used Mai. Inglis, chairman of the an* Coni operaton i willing to irized cal wnrrhouarii in order to reduce the Snell National Hank of this ride in Moscow. He wns tho di- thracltcynicratiir*, hooded tho on* I t Fla., Dec. 291—(VP).— make concessions, to miners, 0,,j ivnge.stion tlicrc to a minimum. . (’'l K* ,u,’d bad recently besu e!ecU.-d vutced bur,hand of Ludorn Dun­ erntorsY delegation, nnd John to t bts from* hundreds of &ays Maj. Inglis upon reopening • amt . ... the mily honorary life member of can, the classic dancer, whose emu­ L-wis. ntternntional ipresident of .. [pat* early rodny wero ofuiegotlations. nklia *’• ,• ,,x' the local chamber of commerce lation of terpisrliore while bare­ | muny citrus groves in Indian, who wns educated nt pav- pert of tho^ Chamber of ( ommerce, |,,ian| following several terms of footed nnd in dishabille, made her tho United Mine Workers' eoovenL combat the oniot of Columbia University, returns to lion, hvaded the miners group. All from f-tuted thnt the freight agent had act |Ve service famous throughout the world. binds from tho north. The homo to succeed fath er ns head *o»«ions were closed' to tha pub*. Yf sslnln was about 30 years old, Lfsiduilgo pots wan-In re- of million firo worshippers. n,:’° tin" Jjof tdoing L S the the" warehoujio WI T ' n"vvolume .U,ut t r tl«» bad extent,ive businesa interlhrougl.out the state. He i.i sur some 10 yearn younger than Miss | warnings of killing fronts G**n. Pershing is in good tendbeen d°ub ed. vlvtsi by bin widow nnd two chil- Duncan, They were married in tin; temperature* Issued health but ho plans to return to npw Ho said th a t, uless Immediate dren. Hr, Walter II. Rosa of Win- 1922 and the wife divorced him lidud 8tutci W '.all.et BuUnHcd States goon fo r short nford were taken by the local re- ter Hnvuu, und Mrs, John Trim- lnstt year. Shortly ufler the wed­ viytt. _ ding, the young Bolshevik writer pen. reivers of freight to remove their mer of Hume, III. fa thu preventative Brooklyn” man, calling himself came to the United States with if the shipments from tho warehouse the Florida Citrus Ex*. “Ju s t Bud Boy," .killa fianceo and tha dancer and after'homo trouble e(t t „ congested condition ifhluL night l.s'med Vd- trie* to pka.aw n life.> with tho immigration authorities, tUMi further , i^inrnximaHilv Aijl^ftach for..UlUUj‘ 4 m w f .n iti: nii/iiy*OT Itfr thoy' wci»^>yrmlUnJ to * n W this Yuuslmh," n i l l r .|i n n o il niib and posts and did not rnclude inf *n«l the radio Titation form er husband ol Isadoro Dunco u n tiT fv V A V | rtallation. The Peninsula Electric .Times, cun,-Likes own life in Moscow, f ths Tampa ‘Miss Duncan went on-a*€*m4hg a broadensting warnings a fte r lending hectic life. tour, visiting numcious cities, but A party composed of T. \V.| included instillation nnd nil deResults of research work in lawlon,' county superintendent of j tails of equipment for the entire was barred from appearing in sov, \ J. Bennett, government mnnjr lines of work aro given to mi Idle instruction; Prof. G. E. Me-' lot was taken under advisement oral place*, because of (he BcuntiPARIS, Dec. (/T) —The noaa of her nit ire- and the added reiAt, said that lie expect- scientific convention meeting in Kay. ptiiielpal of the Snnfortl High ; by the. commissioners. rctable crop in the Tampa K ansas City. French cabinet, meeting this fact that alio wn.»wont to wrap School and Mrs. McKay; M rs.! \ plan for acquiring 10 acres morning ugreed to support Di­ u red flag about her. Ycsslnln Ac­ Md’V i'^ n r^ r^ F lo rid a to Joseph Donovan, who a t the I'tells Arrington, supervising ptln0f land immediately adjacent to limice Minister Dounier. companied his wife on tho tour aud [ damaged from the cold age of 14 earned 10 cents an ipnl of the local primary schools;: the new cemetery ,wns proposed Seumiitgly was a mild mannered It iviiile he did not fear hour, plans to retire soon' after i.Mrs. The ministers unaniniously upW k Barber, principal of; nftrr some discussion the matyouth. Then storua Irgnn .to [ damage to the citrus having made a fortune. tirnved a scheme Tur balancing the the South Side Primary school nnd ter wns referred to Commissioner break nlniut his pugnaciousnrss k lidiwed discretion to be huilgvt and stabilizing tbo franc. FOREIGN Principal and Mrs. W. J. Hopldnsj g. .0. Chnsc for investigation nnd It is understood that M. Dounter, when he iinrtook too freely of the * pai l of valor, -j .i will submit his measure this a fte r­ I lowing bowl, French cabinet necepts finan­ of the Panin schools left this report. At lht, ncxt rcculnr meeting, lllarkrnrd Wife'a Eyes. noon and that the ennnibcr’a fincial plans of Paul Doumer, min­ morning for Jacksonville to attend Uu.il Rise Predicted the '19th annual convention of the ___ ^ jrjoq — - •E. — F. — Housholdcr, anco committee will discuss ttwm INTJTON, DejNUP.—(7F)~ ister of finance. , At u putty here Ycsscplli was Florida Education Association, to commissioner elect, will be sworn during tho new year's parliamen­ declared t® have blackened the ll rise in tem ireraturc’to-/ Iv hold from Wedesday evening In to succeed Dr. C. J. Marshall, tary recess. in the eastern p art of the eyes of Miss Duncan, which pre­ until Friday noon of this week. The finance minister annoumed vented her from carrying out one whose term expires o ^ J n n . L [as promised today by tho Legion Dance To The sessions nre expected to be that he estimated the budget defi­ of her programi'. A similar inclJohn Go mrcati, but frost wns preinci­ Be Held W ednesday attended by the majority of the cit at 1.488,0(H),000 francs (?:ir)2,- dent ,.„v was .......... . Iutvr froui ;Purls retted os Worshipful M*i | probable tonight as fnr reported Several N. Y. Banks: foremost- educators of the state Korean Troops Have 0(10,000). He proposed to meet this ml the dancer wns declared to ^ u*l, 'central Florida, H®* F. A The annual bail of the Am eri­ nml several of the nation'* leading Returned Home After Plan To Consolidate, iby Increased Income taxes reinforce have shipped him post jinsto buck tonight, elsewhere It was -riTilTl-— 0 1 KHr* inept,of thek fiscal administration, a to Russ iu, lie fore departing ■ho Knights Templar Dodge, Ithere would bo little to- can Legion to bo held tomorrow school authorities. professor nnd Mrs. J. N. Fighting At Mukden Say Financial Reports; tax ’ Oil bourse ooertitjons, higher engaged in fisticuffs with a couple .Spencer, high priest i f the C the cold wavo In tho low- night a t the City Hall Will bo the and George Wilson was processes for tobacco (which is of cx-Kuasian soldiers. , ■ ciion und the middle and most elaborate social a ffa ir ever Crooms are attending tho 39th an­ Councilor of tho D*Molar ■old under government monopoly), 29.—((P)— lactic ntatca. sponsor by tho local post accord­ nual meet of the Florida State NEW YORK. Dec, Yenslnin was tail and had curly TOIiiO,. Dec. 29 —(A1—The for­ has been n reaction to ing to I’ercy Mere,' chairm an of Teachers Association in Jackson­ eign office stated today that 1000 Whnt may become tho country’s a lax bn'exports,,and “nn extraor­ police In Moscow fur nUi-g'd nntiville and arc expected to return troopii, sent fronf Korea to Mukden lnrgest bank, an institution rival­ dinary nnd temporary clamp tAx Scmitie sjtecchea nnd spent lumo U warmer weather - in tho committee in charge. Iontan a and Wyoming, Holiday decorations,’ stream ers to Sanford Wednesday night nt the recently for tlio protection of |or- ling the gigantic financial insti­ oil sales." time in prison. Mil* Duncail, who Two billion, five hundred million In Dakotas, the southern nnd flags will be placed artistical­ close of tho convention. ■eigners during the Chinese fnction- tution of London, began to take francs of jjnjftf revenue ($100,009,- also had returned lo Kmptin, b®p, Missouri, und the sou- ly: pbout_tho hall, and masses of — Prsf, Grooms D the .principal J»f ni“fighting.- have roturned -L> Ko­ vague shape today- out of the a dlvot-co suit Under the Sovr will go to a sinking fund, giin b except Forida, but Iho tub palms anil other plants group­ thp Sanford'Colored .high school rea nnd thnt the Kyushu troops nre multitude of rumors in Wnll Street 000), iet/iuw ami wan freed from YcsUtill is abnormally cold ed nbout tho muale platform , where and i« also chairman of tho execu­ expected to evacuate the Manchur­ pointing to merger of sovcrnl ex­ two billion franrs ($80,000,000) to smiu. Bkc is declared to hnvo said reimburse tho bank of Franco fur It sections east ‘ of the one of tho city's most popular or­ tive rommittOc of the state teach­ ian capital shortly after which the isting hanks nnd trust companies aiivnnee* made to the state, nnd tliut bo w h s "linnojfllda" and that "innmishhiu" had made him crazy. nlng Comniisslon to 'select a : chestras will. Jilay until a late ers’ organization which controls regular replacements of railway of Now York City. the rest tu haluncc thohvdget. Ychimin wins tall ami curly for Ih6 boulevard U)at will < Given impetus by n ?30 rise in hour. guards will be made. l Ion do h air and blue oyca. At the do the city, beginning In th* Refreshm ents will be served in Jnpnn utill refuses to give up the the stock of tho mechanics and Two Serioilsly Hurt beginning of their honeymoon M.L» (pn of town below tho Hotel the Intermission and fancy caps aides of- the late (ion. Kuo Hung- Metals. Rank, the report runs thnt Duncan np|>eured to bo highly rest Like add ok tending and novelties distributed, it was Lin, who sought refuge in the Sin- n consolidation of that instituion In Motor Accidents plea*!d with her cltuhm. Shv dg* Utfiiugh the country club al with the National Bank Is immin­ minfu consulate to escape execu­ announced. scribed hint ns the greatest poet nnd back into the Western p< ent ns a prellminarv step in the tion by Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, WEST PALM REACH.' Dec. 29. nu.ee Pushkin, tho greategt ipmiu^ Manchurian dictator, who recently building of a large financial struc­ Lions* W ill N ot defeated Kuo nnd executed him ture. John McHugh, president of —W*)—Traffic ia»t n|ght Imd ta k ­ since .Edgar AJIon.Pou. ‘‘He‘it a and tills reason further fric­ the Mechanics nnd Metals admits en Its toll again with tho result man of spirit, a lofty soul. 'II* is M eet On Thursday accunipllsnments ol woouruw y tion for iChilo, Dec. 29.—(/F)—. between Chang and Japan is that negotiations looking towards that two persons,—a man nnd n my Inspiration,” * declared tho don were cuiogiznl here Inst night ■ Gen. John J. Persliwoman with thetr skulls fractured, dnncei. amalgamation hnvo been begun. Duo to tho disorganization ar.d by prominent speakers nt tho me­ predicted. p t is not endangered, Better Off In Rusal* were in Good Samaritan Hospital Thp vernnrulnr newspapers ex­ It Is believed that the banks wilt Tbit bv him to Wash- confusion of the holiday soason and morial dinneir in honor “ Oi the pect Chnng Tso-Lin to declurc tho first lie paired, nnd then after n fighting death against heavy odds, Later when Yen,Inin had alleged birthday of the great war-president Ktrmpinted. It will ho tho absence of ninny membere who complete independence of Muuciyj- period of readjustment be further nnd a second man was suffering ly carried out one of hi* pUglliitic inspirations with the wlfo the re­ tho Tacna-Arcln aro spending the Christmas vaca­ of the United States, held a t the rla from Chin*.-------combined. Rising costs of banking, frnm painful'Injuries. ■ 9 situation. Gen. Persh- tion-oat of the city, tha Lions’ Club Like Park Hotel. Two of tho victims, probably arc ceiver, bt gcnerul she was reported transactions and stonpnge of need­ Addresses wore made by Mrs. !»ratral chairman of tho will not bold its weekly luncheon less competition arc said to tic fatally injured and thoy were said to have said: More than 10,000 skulls nre con- 1— ---- ,-----on Thursday according to jin an­ Harry H«uck, president of the know* he Is crazy. 7 commission. tained In the Nntionul Museum nt the chief motives behind tho move Into Inst night to have only slim Ho“ Everybody ®®t!d th a t Preshing nouncement made this morning by league of women voters, John is’ no muro deserving of tears chances of living, They wore Mr*. ment. v Tomplo Graves II and others in Washington. r Past two or threo club official*. Kathryn Cameron, 00, Ontario, than laughter. Ho is (letter off in T|io weekly meetings will bo re­ praise of one of tho outstanding * nail in an nppUcation< Canada, nnd West Palm Roach, a Russia where ho is loved oven If he | to Washington but it sumed In the Valdes Grill on leaders and defenders of democnurse, and Earl Hendrickson, 24, is foolish. Ho can smash thingii I here thnt any absence Thursday, Jnn. 0, i t wan announced, rnc>*’ Auburn, N. J^ nnd Boynton, Fla. in Moscow and nobody cares be­ ' ' | to* will tnko In consid- a t which tim e plan* for tho new Both received their Injuries when cause hv-ia u poet." AU has not been rosy for Mini toopments here nnd xvill ear's activities of the club will Cold W ave Ties Up the*) were struck down by nuto(no progress of tho com: e discussed. Duncan. She hap l oe:t 1uri \! t u this is absolutely nefrom giving performances In Use Ohio River Traffic BOSTON, Dec. 20.—OF)—'T hirty apprentice mechanic declared that u understood that Gen. Field Medical Man Is one years ago a 14 yelir old np- bo never would allow himself to Lake Worth D entists "faith is such as will LOUISVILLE, Ky. Am . W .- W ) -entice mechnnic in the Depow become such a spectacle. He nev­ to continue full nctivV isiting In Sanford —Traffic on tho Ohio River here Are Robbed Of Gold . Y. shops of tho New York. Con­ er wanted to bo seen tottering (committcdP Is paralyzed '/allowing th* bitter a fter greater wealth in hi* old tra! takl a little group of grease tried that there in not HOTEL A' cold that swept the country over smeared companions that when ho nireWEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 29. J* ground for anxiety - xat On New Year's Day formal an­ —(JP)—While i “ night, made f l , 000,000 he would retire. sim. In authorized cirRun ford ha* Thoy laughed Und told him th at nouncement of his retirem ent »* continuing the]■ ■ ■ P H o against tkt there was a silence cater pariicuh ihc reasons why jBon. with his 10c an hour salary he head of his company will be made banditry, stilt were bringing' In and transients. te m p la te s a retu rn to nevor need worrk over his million nt a dinner o( the employees. Af- suspicious negroes, renorts reach­ Forrest Lake, 1*4 that he Intends to dovote him­ ed the bureau of the theft of more States. I t wa* thought —or retirement. But on New Year s Day th at self to playipg which will in all than 11,000 worth of gold from f*r his ailment* were of the.officcs of a half dexen dentist*, Pntric, aged three. Tha maid ali'i bnport*nca th a t they apprentice mechanic ‘ will retire. popular* 4tPiUment later. D ating He Is Joseph 8 . Donovan^presld- Florida and Idle summarji. along hern and In Lake Worth. was drowned. eevural i Tho dentists victimised here were "ere the general roent nnd treasurer of the DonuVan the New England coast’ with, now cretin bo •ervico*; of * Santiago Motor Car -Co., of Boston, dis­ and then a hunting expedition or Dr. Jay Stewart, Dr. E. C. T urn­ PEim UZK R. PLANT BURNS cctUg* er. Dr. J .' B. Enrma'n, all in the tributing agency. Ho has made a trip abroad thrown in, CHARLESTON, 8 . C„ Dec. 29. Beginning work a t tho age of Citizens Bank Building and Dr. n advices are th at bchis million and intends to fulfill 11, Donovan was, in turn, a drug ■R. L, Ward.-’ Tho names of the ~ (/pj—Tho main .building and •4’ershlng's ill'health hi* nromUe. country not lat• The promise was prompted by store clerk, railroad c a r tinker, I^ke W orth dentist* w ere not Urge ctnrnge shed of the plant of lp. h at been rccomtho sight of an old man. feeblv loldier, automobile mechanic, sce- ki:oWS‘.here b u t’ it was s a id -th a t tha Merchant* Fertilizer andPheebis physician, Majmaktng , hid way > to an office vnd-hnnd where be hoped to amass more agency h . _ V'? 8toted in W ash•millions. He already had- or* mil- td control of ^ 1 . Jay J . Morrow, iay bears h «> commlttco is llkc- Educators Off For Annual Convention Of State Teachers Dogmer, Financial Policy Is Approved By French Cabinet Pershing Not hsly 111, But Return Soon - f Man, 50, Once Worked For 10 Cents An Hour, To Retire From Business B �Section Speculation N ot Encouraged or Thwarted I n t h e B ense o n e is a c c u s to m e d to v ie w su c h t h in g s , M o u n t P ly m o u t h w i l l be a y c r it a b lc p la y ­ g r o u n d — a p le a s u r c -c ity — p r o v id e d w it h a ll th e s p o r t s a n d p a s tim e s th a t w e . in t h is d a y , c o n s id e r t h e m o s t e n jo y a b le d i­ v e r s io n s . s a su b sta n tia l e lem en t w ho will ju ild — m ake It th e ir permanent lom es— p o p u la te th o c it y w ith neigh­ b o r ly fa m ilie s and e n jo y su ch inter­ co u rse as b reed s fr ie n d s h ip and hos­ p ita lity for w h ic h F lo r id a is noted. F o r in s t a n c e —A magnificent C lubhouse placed on the highest point, a rolling h illtop, o verlo o kin g a v a s t panorama as beautiful and Inspiring os can be Wen in the whole S ta te of Florida. —A n 18-hole G olf C ourse, as sp o rty as the m ost enthusi­ astic g o lfer could desire. •—A beautiful Jake w ith 41/, m iles o f shore line sets like a turquoise jew el in nearly the center of M ount P lym outh, stocked w ith blsck bass. —M otoring, of course, along such beautiful hard-surfaced roads as thread their w ay over hills and through val­ le ys, around lakes and golf course, can be enjoyed to the fu lle st, —-O nly 3 m iles aw ay is the W ek lw a R iver forest, a w ide­ ly known bunting grounds w here deer, w ild turkey, quail and other native game abounds. 1 n e r e x o r e, w e say M o u n t P l y m o u t h is to b e a p le a s u r e - c it y in e v e r y s e n se th e sp o r ts­ m a n , n a tu r e - lo v e r an d o u t d o o r d e v o t e e c o u ld d e s ir e o f t h e c it y in w h ic h h e liv e s . P l y m o u t h is being de­ veloped by men who visualize a magnificent year-round pleasufce-plac©, with the foresight, courage,-energyrarrH1 bition and capital to complete the under­ taking. ount M % - Located in the section of Florida that for many, many years has been regarded the “sun parlor” of America, in the midst of the most wonderful highland region dotted here and everywhere with beauti­ ful lakes, it has everything to draw upon that can, and doubtless will make of it a jjerp^tual pleasure city in the greatest re­ sort region of North America. Only 24 miles from Orlando, “The City Beautiful” ; 15 miles from Sanford, the great celery center of Florida; 12 miles from Apopka, on the shore of the second largest lake in the state; 12 miles from Leesburg; 8 miles from Plymouth; 12. miles from Eustis; 7 miles from Mt. Dora; 14 m iles from Tavares; 1x/i miles from Sorrento— all of them thriving cities and community centers in a region noted for its luscious citrus fruits, vegetable growing and fern culture, ’Mount P ly­ mouth is not lacking in contributing resources that make for growth and .stab ility. s ' T h e r e is n o n e o f .t h e d o u b tfu l or s p e c u la tiv e fe a tu r e s c o n n e c te d w it h t h is M o u n t P ly m o u t h d e v e lo p m e n t. N o in fla te d v a lu e s. N o m u s h r o o m -g r o w th r ^ I t is b e ifig b u ilt u p o n a s firm a fo u n d a tio n a s a n y c it y e v e r w a s b e g u n . T h e m e n w h o s p o n s o r t h is d e v e lo p m e n t are n o t a c tu a te d b y th e lu re o f g o ld . T h e y arev F lo r id a m e n , O r a n g e C o u n ty m e n , O r la n d o m e n ,— n a tiv e s o n s w h o s e s t a n d in g ih b u s in e s s , s o c ia l a n d fin a n c ia l r e a lm s a r e a n o p e n b o o k — s u b je c t t o t h e s c r u t in y o f p r o s p e c t iv e in v e s to r s . M O U N T JP L Y JW O U T H C O R PO RA TIO N S p ecu la tio n w ill, o f cou rse, natur­ a lly fo llo w w h ere v a lu e s are bound­ in g upw ard, a s t h e y are here, and no o n e w ill frow n on th e m an or woman v h o e le c ts to s e ll and p o ck et their profits. >• j P rofits— b ig profits— are in stors for th o se w n o b u y lo ts in Mount P ly m o u th at t h is w r itin g . It is in­ evitable^ P r o fits, -even la r g e r , will accru e a lso to th o s e w h o buy now and b u ild upon th e ir p rop erty . . . resid en ce or b u sin e ss. > k \ |j \ cp & v S o th e re r e a lly Is no in­ c e n tiv e fo r .m anipulators * w ho w o u ld b u y tod ay and aell to m o r r o w a t a nandsom e p rofit. B e tte r fo r him, or her, th a t th e y buy and h o ld to w h a t th e y have— le t th e p ro fits pyram id in th e ir o w n h a n d s., T h e term s are v e r y e a sy : P a y on e-th ird dow n at ==^ 5 0 |\X tim e o f p u rch ase, th e baljtJ W t * o c o In tw o y ears' tim e. �; Aw,,, S ;ansion Program '^ ( T ^ ^ l e p h o o e The : la rse st expend;taro bv any ■ w o w than one city will be rrlnrie in the ___ Miami service area which Includes d «In * 102G rrtiUewnonts to--Miami! Miami Beach; Cocoanut according to Grove, Coral Gables, Iliafeah, and naJe by the local M iami-Shores. The adtUtTons'and extensions in this ardo iiKvsIve an to h e -th e largest expenditure of more than $2,000,uction program 000/ including $112,400 fo r addi­ „ ode sthtc |n the tional long distance equlprmxnt. • Officials i'jy th at rolaphono.con^ -i a record breaks of mdftj than struction trork is going forw ard ,,„rida during 1025. a t top speed throughout Florida! -vriopraent througn- tend the cffdrta of th e Southorri ba* taaed the beat Bell Company to keep pace 'With [ Southern Boil. Com­ the rapid grow th of th e state has atention pile the enormous attracted considerable to the plant dur- Vast quantities of m aterinl and I ) years, the ;cr- equipment have been b rought into l,be state have not the state, new/buildings cottstructcd and n thousand or more alauca met. ‘ (n?tneera now esti- mon and women hnvc been draw n 141 new telephones from other sections to help Svork in Florida during out the telephone problem in -Flor­ an increase ot,*P* ida, it waii stated. 1 Much progress was made dur­ nor cent over, the ing 1925, as indicated by the -!«ct [during 1025. , Instruction program th a t more than 15,700 new tele -' Honal telephone fn- phones have'been added and m p rt [ically every Florida than $0,000,000 expended fo r p la n t . [the company oper­ additions and replacem ent!. 3onto of the other Florida dVtcs a s $1,743,000 for a 1lines and re- where the telephone construction jrk on present toll will go forw ard on a largo scale during 1020 a r t: Boynton, $:12,000; anned, added to thut Cocoa, $78,400; Daytona Icted, is expected to $187,000: Delray, $17,800;; .M , pfesertt telephone Lauderdnle, $309,200; F t. Pferce, Itate and prbvide for $90,700; Gainesville, $38,400; J a c k ­ sonville, $800,000;, Key W est, „ in the Florida $5,800; Lake City, $15,700; tm kc j,000 for central’ W orth, $104,300; New Smyuno, $SL107,000 for $20,000; Orange Pnrk, $10,G00; iin ik $l,720;i00 for Orlando $90,000: Palatka, $32,700; projects, $1,430,000 Panamn City, $13,000; PcnaacoJo, nyrork of Installing $278,800; St. Augustine, $01,200; ;• telephono stations Hanford, $57,000; Titui'vMc, $12,‘ for additional long 100; Vcro Bench, $64,200; W est Phlm Beach, $1,436,000. A R T IS T )T RETIRE OF AGE eH N oted F o r H is link E tc h in g s N o w ]To W ater C olors slie E x p re ssio n Dec. 29 (iP)—Sixold—an ago when tful men nre looking tiring—Joseph Pon- and author, is workin m r. (« lor pen-and-inks ,ch mudo him fnAit, but ho is , ' »;slar colors and latter r attracted 1merit at his exhiAnderson (lullurics hmrnm another of knd hs never loses an [to cull attention to pves is one of Antorie*—too much specinlct enough general cd| remedy this, he would sctical urt and craft •r*> TFTB* I- - J --1—* !'■ I Noon Sioek t f t t Allied Chom. & Dye _ , i U% * 7 ,-------American ........... Am erican Smelt & l r ef£. American T A T AtcbiSon — Bethlehem Steel ------48 Daviaon.Xhemicai _ 42 H D upoiit/de Nemours N«W York Central........ n o r th e r n & Pacific .. nu P anTAmcrican pct r -~ r r z r tk Southern Pacific...... ~ in a u Southern -RaiJW.j-“ ^ no? Studcbakcr , l r.rtv Standard Oil of \ j"'~....... ,rw Union Pacific .. ......... U. S. Rubber ....... * 8214 U. S. Steel ... — .........13014 W ilcox To Leave H ospital Soon Reports comlnjj. ffotn thd hos­ pital this morning on tho condi­ tion o f^ R . C. Wilcox,, injured deputy sheriff, were to the effect th a t ho would bcjln shape for re ­ moval to his home In about three days. Officer Wilcpx, said to be one of tho most popular motorcycle cops employed In the county, w as badly hurut Saturday, Dec. 19, when tho motorcycle on which ho wan riding crashed into tho rear of un auto­ mobile on Sanford Avenue. Wilcox suffered a broken ri^ h t leg nnd numerous cuts and brulscB on tho body, In the accident. Various city and county police officers have been m aking regular pilgrim ages to tho bedsido of their injured comrade and reports xta$e th at Wilcox has been tho recipient * of many flowers and g ifts tinea to -j f r h « P M . <* 1 ■ ■ ■- - — ' - ■-^ , lVc' 29-—(/P)—Matcrial breaks here in the price of wheat resuiti-d today from n great­ e r setback jn (lUoUitlOns than had been looked for. Beside*, many e,C?ntd including ,0- th* vicw bullish factor* latest‘hat re­ visions of the U. S, government crop estimates had been overdiscounted by the recent sharp re­ tu rn in values. Support from buyera was lacking except on declines. Tho opening, half to lVsc lower, new styic. Dec, 1.83*4 and May J-77V* to 1.78 was followed by an Irregular fall t0 1.83*4 for Dec. and 1.76 Vi for Mnv. Corn ami oats were easy, sym­ pathizing with wheat. After op­ ening ll to v off, May 84H to the com market sagged n littlo moiQ hut then scored slight gklna. Oats_ stnrtoi) *4 to ^»c lower, May 45 to 45V* and later rallied to slightly above yesterday’s fin­ ish. Lower quotations of hogs weak­ ened the provision market. NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—(<D— Cotton future* opened steady; Jan. 19.45; Mar. In. May 18.67; July 18.45; Oet. 17.7(1. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 29. — f/P)—Conditions and quotations prevailing on tho Jacksonville m ar­ ket today, a* reported by the Flo­ rida State Marketing Bureau: ■Supplies of miscellaneous vege­ tables Jighi; demand nnd movem ebl light on aeounl of cold wea­ ther; market fairly strong; prices largely unchanged from Monday's, express congest,on at terminals cleaning up somewhat, deliveries being made earlier. Beans, green, hampers, fancy, 4.06(11 I .a Cuk ■, in lni>-hoi crates nnd ham­ per!'. No. I*. 5.00®5.50. Egg plants in standard crates, medium -sues, fancy, 3.00(5)3.50. IVppcrs iii standard crates, green fancy 1.00w5.00. .Squadi. m hampers, nnd bushel crates, mall, yellow 3.60. S(|mibh, tn 4t:\ndnrd crates, white 3.50(w4.C6. L » ,/, \ ^tiiPf 5.00^5.50. ' v Tomatoes, sixes, Flas.„ choice count uml stock 8.00®3.60. KT; DEC. 29. 1925. ■ K & r ls Movie l i f e H °tLY W <|0D , Cal., Dec. 2 9 ._ / c a . q^d.lficatlons necessary in a feminintr film actress are listed by j executives of icvefal moviestudios here. Character is the first requisite, with personality second, beauty third nnd intelligence fourth, 1mnginatton is rated fifth. Grace, poise nnd carriage come sixth, tp the opinion of tho film executives, and a knowledge of drama is held an important asset if t>ne is to reach the top. A girl's environment is given rating, as the home life and surround­ ings of a potential actress carry much weight in the selection of an applicant. ,. ------- .*■ ' • Age runs ninth with education nnd^ training tenth. Various ways of determining the .qualifications nre employed. At one studio the applicant wnlka the length of the employment mana­ ger’s office nnd is scrutinized be­ fore speaking. A ruler is sus­ pended from tho wall, near the entrance.. As the applicant pas­ ses it, the manager judges her ap ­ proximate height. Hhe Is asked to remove her hat. Thus her stylo of hair dressing and the manner in which she takes off her hat are nuted. Her enrringe nnd poise are rrvealed when she is asked to get n book from a slielf. Oranges, box,( fancy, count nnd stock, 4.00@>4.50, few higher. Oranges, box, choice, count and stock 3.00^54,00. Grapefruit, box,, fancy, count nnd stock 3,50@4.00, Grapefruit, box, .choice, count and stock 2.50@3.50. NEW YORK. Dec. 29— W — 11envy buying of the oil shnres featured the resumption of tho up­ ward movement of -prices a t the opening of today’s stock market. Pacific Oil Toll back a point on pro­ fit taking, but Union Oil of Cali­ fornia advanced to n new high nnd several others were taken in large blocks a t advancing prices. Initial gains of 1 to 2 points were record­ ed by Hudson Motors, Dupont uiul (Jlllf Staten Steel. DESCRIBED BY A HORTfcDLTllRIST Professor Bailey, Authority Of Noto, Credits Florida With Thirteen Species Of Choke Cultivated Berries TALLAHASSEE, FLA., Dec. 29 W7—Flv* . . j. - . jp e d ta of dewberrie* f >’ j *%bt Oltdaiekb of blackberries are crtdtted'to Florida by Ihmfrsior L. ti. BaiWy ' noted horticulturist, in a recently published monograph of that fruit (genus Rubus) of North Amorica, a pamphlet of about 100 pagd*, and rwtth 49 ‘tllustrationa. Throe of each, of the two fruits found In Florida are described for the first time in Professor Bailey’s observations, nnd one other blacks bery, described n dozen years ago, is known only.from Florida. One of tho new species, Rubus Mirus, is tho Marvel dewberry, first discovered in n yard near Daytona, in 1908, and now cultivated in many places farther south. One of the new blackberries, TnllnhasaennuA, was discovered by Professor Bailey near Tallahas­ see, Inst April, while the horticul­ turist was visiting the capital, eo route to his home at Ithaca, N. Y„ a fte r he spent the winter in South Florida, The plants of Professor Ilailey’-; treiUHo nro variable and hard to classify, ad some of them are ap ­ parently undergoing n process of mutation. Many, or most of thorn, grow only in fields, pastures, along roadsides, nnd so forth, (vhere they could hardly have existed be­ fore the discovery of America, and it is probable that such plants, like many of the native weeds, have originated within historic times, I)r. R. H, Harper, state geographer, explained. The forms of Europe, Dr. Hnrpcr said, are de­ clared to lie even more perplexing than America’s. Tho number of species in Florida, ho snld, are ex­ pected to incrense. CHICAGO, Dec. 20— (/Pi—Poul­ try alive, steady; receipts 12 cars prices unchanged. CHICAGO, Pee. 29— (JP)—Pota­ toes trading fair; market firm, receipts 51 cars; total U. S. ship­ ments 331. Wisconsin-Minncsota sacked round whites 4.00® 1.50; mostly 4.25. CHICAGO, Dec. tr r linyer; receipts crearptry extras 47 ,\5 1 <2® 16 3-4;seconds 41®42. ^ Kffgs unchanged; cases.■•— *- (FLAQLER SYSTEM) N, Doc. 29.—w — ksmith Is dead, plied his trade for Jntiny a fine carriage equivalent of tho [nut tree. Ho was 103 ycaYa of ago. itSb feet higher than is proposed In stop stand -n M S sV a a V th e ra 8. -1 , FAVORS REFRESHMENTS Good music from 9 p. m. to the “wee” hours. .itttrn i 2D— OP)—But10,686 tubs; 1-2; standards . E x tra ; firataP -> receipU 3,020 OLD SORES, PIMPLES BOILS, RASHES Dingy street B E T T E R THAN IODINE SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS C Scarlet hibiscus, grilles. High above, the m nr,-, whispering,/rqu^a qt^.focon^it p^lipv A great m l jar in a corpcr. corpcr A tabic set for luncheon on the cool, tiled floor. A brilliant splotch of sun on the wall. Y our Spanish garden? Why not? . . . ream stu cco . Black iron Seminole County, Florida A. G. Warner Resident Agent, Chuluota, Fla. \ a im a te . Ideal the year round. ,' v . Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up. to date. year. R ates reasonable. Will You Share in This ‘Prosperity?, Open throughout the Location. Southeastern' Seminole County, ^ mRe^ South of N ew Smyrna on N ew Smyrna-Okeechobee Branch Florida East Coast R. R. Ojj good hardTurface r o a d s , ^ m f le S fro m Sanford and Orlando and 27 m iles from the Coast at Indian River yity. > . , .. . have attained financial in d e p o v 4 tlence. It is youx tutp now. For th« tide of p rw p crj^ for this en trict has only begun to rise. people IffH e H o tte ittn e tW m m m ia m i* 7rip3 to ^oral Robles rate. Call, write V or “ telephone our ...................... ' “ “ _ ................. *______ . W e ite iw w iw iW I in ^ W W I * Rex 'Beach voas &oHrty thd. Charm of Qotal Qailcs Few people know th is’country better than R ax B each . H e is a ocM o l t# J **- *— nation andta»te.u The Tnelbeauty of C Gable* won him immediately, H u enthv led him to write a book boc upon tht Coral Gahlea. Let uj ut send i it tnjrou,^ with full information about Cot — free! llllanc Thratir BMf, ,\ PIt*M Mod ro* lUa Biath’i booh aad full Inlorrnttlun •bout Coral GabM*. I undtrtiand ihtt tala plica* mo uad«r obllgatiuti. ■‘. a s r ............ .fJba*y . rtil ..... vr _____ ^ CORAL -'S W A to locate. . '. , • ■ '. . Townsite beautifully located 63 feet above sea level with six frbsh water • T Takes within its b o lid w making an ideal location for winter home % or penrianent tesidence. _ Chuluota Ooinimny E ast Coast' Rai i&i 1m Con Ah (/ a bles fo R fo a A ’rto'W ^ T j Home-builders from every state m the U nion.ire erecting hundreds of houses that stabilize present values, and form a solid-base for even greater affluence. You may buy but a aingle plot, or you may build an estate adjoining the new Miaitu-BUtmore H o te l, in C oral Gables. But you cannot escape your share in the general prosperity that must attend tho steady growth of Miami and its environs. Thousands of .■*' __ Unequaled citrus and trucking lands-. Poultry and dairy farming. , Attractive prices. M a p s a # literature pn.mquest. je , to this plan that carries on the Spanish . l *Jf___ tradition* o f lb ir o id Spanish colony. While the city plan progresses, while . the University of Miami is building, while the private schools, country clubs and sanitariums are breaking ground for their new buildings — property values advance. And so many sub­ stantial projects are under way that such an advance should reasonably continue for many years. General O ffices, City Hldg. St. A ugustine,.Fla. ' * You can have a hom6 in Coral Gables Personally conducted trips to- Corot in the picturesque manner of old Se­ Gabtts are bting scheduled, daily by our heal Coral Gablet offset1. Let Ut ville, decorated In perfect lastc, with arrange one for you. See for ttu rteff ' ..........„..a garden that takes you back to the this exquisite city • / Spanltk homes days of Spanish domain. It will ctftt and brilliant tropical foliage. E nhy you no more than rin ordinary home on the delightful kite of the Caribbean a dingy city street— and ils value must . trade-winds. ‘ >1 Com* with by Pullman to Jg r*increase as the city plan matures. 1 sonvHU and then by motor-bus dottn Coral Gables is being built accord­ She famous East Coast to Miami. Vote ing to a plan designed by famous archi­ ... pay only the railroad fare~-tkt ba» trip U our treat. Three dayt hr a tects— not by-politicians. Every home, Coral Gables hotel a t'a special low club, hotel or business' building must ' W m . R. Keni\n, Jr., President J. W . H offm an, Vice President . 4 ‘r <\\ \ ^j or pelm-fringed plaza f ; i $i EASILY HEALED U( LICARBO . conform in architcclurc and planting ' . One of the holiday’s most festive cveiifs. Unusually good hunting: and fishing tu g is tuQDiace Outstanding features are many. A visit will convince you this is tne place one way to atop cqjue of boils! senge—lan t It? All iwMvo because the lit healthy, red throw off th edmJ«t into the body. Sj?1* rich, red blood wtem , 5’ Halida bock tfio ■rengtb. S. S. S. Is—builda them MolU dry Dpi thing. Impurit '• ’ " : Owners and Developers of f «f his originals are j Pennell. When ho dug the w ar, to ra­ ntry, he stored his he went back for the Illustrator er had destroyed es. dead • WASHINGTON, Dec. 29— GP>Officinl farm statistics of Manhat­ NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—(/P)— Cotton futures opened easy; Jan. tan Island farmers—five mules, 19.60; Mar. 19.60; May 19.10; July eight horses, seventeen cows, acre­ 18.69; Oct. 18.30.age seventy two, mostly potntocs. (follow tho same pol­ ling our students in fled trades, we shall influx of foreigners rt of this nature." *t book, "Tho Ad[u Illustrator,’’ pub’* Brown & Co., ?etnces wttn W histler, 1Hay, Bernard Shaw, William Dean W. Cable, Henry Lang, F . Mason brey Beardsley, a®) lia his visits to all [SMITHY -- K - FARM STATISTICS GIVEN Chuluota Company Ling my students be| Tery t>eginnlng,’’ ho teaching thorn tho colors nnd taking Iitep up the stairw ay [only must they know etchings, but they »ted in all tho otheq WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30 ’ . ■J ia m t t i n __—_ H BH PH P Fob Information—write, phope or call- . V * Florida Hanfor4 **lHn* h i Ca ble s System) ‘ ..r"TJ. . i |S W ■ W m M m J ] l l i -t4 ; *" - i t •<AT --» dk •____-f teit . .. ... v ~ ■ r „ �r -as*.*v« - AY. D E C 29 1925 WHAT'S TH E USE? Public Faith N eeded rmvf*mK?ws*‘ . >v*..wV '■ it? ,Vi -VHr ?1 , . . iV I Mr r ^ i »*t( *4 for at m a l a r advsrttatn* _i A i i o c u m i m n i a m Oc im p <i P ress la •x cln a • mm ilte to th e daa Dae lo Tor i s d tp r re- itlon T,f ait wests illa n tith M otn< «pedal TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1923. - THE HERALD'S PLATFORM l<»-4>«*per water rout* to Jsek* aawTtWa. X —Construction of St. Johns-Indlan Hirer canal. -Extension of white way. 4^~8wlmminr pool, tennla court a, -Swim mil otc. 8.— Augmenting of building pro­ gram—houaes, hotels, a p a r t meat bouaee. •*—Extension qf atreet paring program. 7.— Construction of boulevard around Lake Mpnroe. 8.— Completion of city beautlflcktioa program.- — -r 6.—Expansion of achool ayatem with prortalon for Increased fa'd ll ties.____________ __________ •V BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY SELF-MASTERY:— Keep bock •thy eenrant alio from presumpt­ uous sins; let them not have do­ minion over me; then shall I bo upright, and I shall be innocent from the great transgression. Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart bo accept­ able In Thy sight, 0 Lord, my strength and m y Redeemer. Psalm 11:18, 14. PRAYER:-*C * 0 for a heart to love T h ee .^ i More truly as I ought; And nothing place above Thee, In deed, or word, or thought." THE LITTLE DEEDS A littlo deed you do today la better than some greater thing You only dream, .you only say, . The woyld is full of promising, Btit w h it it deeds is those who bring Cups to the •.thirsty, what It needs, Is, after *U, the little deeds. The, Jittie deeds not dreamed too long Npr planned too much, tho deeds we do 1 >A • N ot for the' prglsen of the throng, 'T he.little deeds that Just break through1' *' Some sky of gray and make it blue, Tho little deeds that do not boost, Theso are tho deeds men need the most. Tho little deeds that hlcss man­ kind, Tho word in Borrow, cheer when . flpJR« V * Upon no roll of famo you find, No page of history may fill; A m 1yet I know they work God's / will Who* do theso thlngkrthey sorve ‘ Him best Whoso little deeds bring peace and 2> »»t- . , A little deed to do today, Oik', look for that, with that con­ i' tent; Malm sorrow glad, some sad heart And^mfuso to pralso the cicccl• ^ lent. * I’m sure tho brotherhood God •1 meant, I’m .sure the brotherhood man needs, tho little doeds. £>.ter• all, —Douglas Malloch p —,------ o--------As*wo understand It, "Battling” Slid as -the black sheep of his faml • iy N<r mail can aervo two masters and |o that's tho reason thoy don't allots Polygamy In this country, o Wlfve noticed ono good thing about women t , tho barber on going to shop. The;barbers have some* some who can *t-ta jk ’em, ■ >* — o--------Now that soma of the foreign countries have been given sixtytwo years to pay their debts, wo’d llko tp buy some lots with the pnyRiontiji stretched out us long. 1 i # N o S r t h « tho 0express embargo b e llfte d most any t lm lS lf mai ..ray bo nble to got pack­ ages from, New York In four weeks inatefti of waiting six as wo do now. i A New Polar Flight f Idas of compromising wss t Colonel Mitchell w ss savised i coqniel not to testify before '■tnsndoah court of Inquiry st-sbead and testified anycauso bis wife urged him 1have been^sdrlsed to gultl »rds »r the purpose i that there Is Sees It A Crave, Neat, N ot Gaudy Onr Nation cm Wheels Mr. Woodin Builds Trucks Acthro Standard Oil By ARTHUR BRISBANE Coprrlffct itaa; hr *!•» Co. OLD CHINA la becoming mod­ ern, Industrial by western money Machinery in China, with her labor army at twenty cents a day, will make other nations think hard about protection.. *j **«£»£** * y m - T M e A L eT tefij; rtin1 t e S r j S D E f lR A ttS g tZ - E R -A - Vm ^•'-ArkanS?0^ OASSVBo AdTCDO Shoe and LrathJ; E j J De/K V-. LEK5 CALL NSVEK ITA t w In some ways, Chins retain* in the wayn of the good old days, when Parricide was punished by sawing the criminal alive length­ wise. General Kuo Sung Ling, fighting against General Chang captured and killed the lattar’s favorite general. ningi— Wall soS-thfng Ff f #eh J jjd i hou' revo! York T ta Z f Now Chang captures Kuo, and his wife, hiding in a cellar, lie cuts off Kuo’s legs, cuts off the wife’s arms, and sfterwkrd, kills them. Their heads, chopped off, are hung up to decorate the grave of Chang’s favorite general. Pay*. Paradox of cu lighter inflation n l S lj it tanks.—Wall StJJJ} - ■ fe THIS IS n nation on whceltv How long w ill the gasoline last. W hat will take Its place? No wonder C ^ J |y. There wauv then on child J-A H couver Sun OvlYGRIW Twenty million two hundred thousand automobiles are in use here now. New York S tate comes first with 1,500,000 cars and trucks. » ' Mammals y. Man and the w . docs the Plain Denier^* / / & After a t iri. . will e m p l c £ ^ c on the California is second with only a third of New York’s population has almost ns many. Perfect roads, thoum nds of miles of them, per­ fect garages explain that. G aiette. of ^ ** Every time tW the stock nuji greduote!* at (h« ence.—Detroit N In May another nttempt will he made to fly to the North Pole. This time it will be a non-stop flight from Spitzbergon to Point Barrow over the top of the world. Reports have n. that the project has the financial backing of Henry Ford, which, if true, assures it of being carried out. A ttem pts mnde Inst year to reach the pole by means of hcavier-thnn-air machines brought out the fnct-that the ruggedness of tho ice nnd the treacherous floes in the far north constitute too grent n menace for aircraft of this type. A m ­ undsen proved that the airships ho used in his expedition were unsuitable for observation work and for exploration in the vicinity of the pole. The great Arctic explorer hopes to reach the coveted spot this year by using n dirigible from which he hopes to alight, nml in which ho expects to map the regions of the far north finding out w hether or not there is an undiscovered continent in that part of the w o r ld .__________ __ The proposed non-stop flight over the North Pole, by air­ plane, mny result in developing a new route for commerce. But it is o hazardous undertaking. If everything goes well, if it Is unnecessary for the plane to make a forced landing, all well nnd good, hut should a landing become necessary, the story may be a little different. In some ways thp non-stop flight seem s foolhardy but experim ents like this must he mnde if we are to know the trustw orthiness of present day aircraft for ventures of this kind. The flight over the North Pole may go down in history as a pioneer expedition, and then again it may prove but a rash stun t with disastrous results. ...........•/ ____________o ______ r .J T L *-0 r« SOME PEOPLE ARE inclined to l.e dudruuti.l of Flor­ ida on the ground that it is merely a reso rt; hut wr.lt !!:<• annual production figures running into hundieds uf lmdi-ji’.-t of dollars mu! witli even greater latent possibilities, s-ueii criticism is not entirely Justified. Moreover, even if wc a s ­ sum e'that the chief resource of Florida is its climate, n'.u its chief business is that of developing health ami hapoinVfs. this may-bo ono of the greatest argum ents in favor of Fior,ida. Some of the m ost powerful industries in the country, nnd some of the industries which are most flourishing today, are based primarily on the nation's need of henlth nnd happi­ ness. Economists som etim es fail to realize that no matter how bad the tim es may be, people usually can arrange to find the means to have the things which they really want most. When people have once learned about Florida they will con­ tinue to want Florida, and .they will find money to iro there, even nt the sacrifice of other requirements.— Roger W. Babson in Review of Reviews. ----------------------o---------------------- WIIAT A MAN that would be had lie a pnrticlo of gall or the least knowledge of the vniuo of red tape. As Curran snid o f Grattan, “he would lmve governed the world.”— Syd­ ney Smjth. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB TH E W HITEM AN WHO STAYED In a small town in the southern pnrt of Kentucky no negroes uic allowed. Tho plnco is exclusively white, nnd the whites intend th at it shnll bo kept so. No colored tnnn lives there nnd no colored mnn Is perm itted to tarry there. There are numerous places like this in the south. * Some years ago the L & N. Rail­ road decided to extend n branch line to this all-white community. Construction work was to be startcd n t the edgu of the town. An Eastern contracting tlrrii got the job. As agent for the contractors a Now FJngland, man wns sent to Kentucky to round up laborers for the job.. The nearest sizable town was Bowling The casterg {Irccn. ♦* ner put an ad in tho Bowling Grcon paper fo r_ a crew of or laborers.' laborers. A A per for„n wheelbnrrern and such-like which we'd brung 'long with us in a couplo of waggins. Bqfo' wo got through doin' this a white man came moseyin’ up to us un‘ he says, jest ns mild - like: "W ho's in charge of dis yore p a rty ? ’ Wo p’itiled out de boss an’ us boys drawed clos’ to’Jh o n r whut wuz said. ’M ister,’ said the town man to do Boss, ’don’t you know wo don’t ’low no niggers to live or wuk in dis tow n?” Well, b u z z , you jest ought a-accn d s t best of ours. He turned on dat man like a lion nn’ ho sez to him, “Thoso men 1h wukin* fu r mo an’ they is going to wuk here.1 Oh, is dat so ? ' sez dc.tow n feller an' he walkn away je st cz quiet es kin be. An’ den our boss ho turns to us an’ he sex: ‘Remember, men. tolo you yistlddy, ytstlddy, I’s I's wia wid whut II tnlo largo num lier of negroes answered you on’ I'm gwlne sta y wid you.’ -, A prominent feminist says that all ,women's troubles are due to tnan.r We suppose tho same peraon would aay that all of man’s troubles are due to himself. ■ ,---- —o—— — . Today’s best laugh: Wo aupposo ... » pretty good motto for tenderfeet prospectors in Florida, ia, bo not .... , the flrat '.by whom the land la *oug|jt, nor. yet 1m last by whom * 1 *•- bought.. * .Houston Post, A s B r is b a n e Something new under th e sun has been started in Cal­ ifornia where there are earthquakes, and clim ate not half so good as th at o f Florida. Professor Louis Terman and eral fellow psychologists h a te dreamed o f and are now losing the foundation o f a university w ith an endowment Ive million dollars where only students o f ascertained genius will be allowed to enter. A fter having worked for n number of years among the school children o ( California, Professor Terman ia convinced th at certain tests which he has applied In his work, will re­ veal not only the quality but also the quantity o f intelligence possessed by those to whom the tests are applied. That Pro­ fessor Terman can really obtain the results from his tests which he m aintains, is a question th a t will cause consider­ able debate. ( Establishm ent o f the university, according to Professor Tcrman’s ideas and plans, would furnish an interesting ex­ periment to say the lenst. Granting that the m atter o f rais­ ing the necessary five million dollars to finance the school m igh t.be an easy matter, It Is hard to conceive th a t the ex­ periments o f Professor Terman have reached such a stage o f perfection as to assure th e results, which he promises. Most everyone will grant that it is a bail plan to try to educate in the sam e classes pupils of widely different mental powers. When this is done, tho progress which th e pupils make tends to be that of the slow est. And this is the situa­ tion, which Professor Terman wants to remedy. 'B ut how is he going to do it? . The California psychologist has the good w ishes of almost everyone, but it will take more than that for him to achieve success in his venture. The Professor muBt first prove the accuracy of his tests and then he will secure for his enter­ prise public faith,'w ithout which it is alm ost useless for him to attem pt the foundation of his university. , _____■ the advertlsment in porson. The uges .ho offered-, wero entliAly satisfactory but' when he told them where thoy wero-to start operations a spokesman for tho gang informed him that no colored persons wero permitted to Unger in that Im­ mediate vicinity. .Tho Northerner ewollcd with an­ ger. \ "Is that sol” ho shoutod. “Wed let .mo tell you something: Whilo you’ro working for mo you’ro'golng to work right where I put you and nobody Is going to interfere with you... No . matter; what happens, you ca’n count on m e a l'll stay with you!” Reassured by this pledge, tho force signed on. After he had relumed to Bowl­ ing Green on the afternoon of tho following day. and caught up with his breathing,-otto of tho lata cm‘oyces was overheard telling an tetested audience o! n race wh*] * ."In n lil* w'ilo wo sees a bunch of men cornin’ an' they’s all got riflos. An’ then we aces somo hnlf-grown boya an’ they’s all got pistols. An den, bless Gawd, here comes some women, too, an’ they’a carryin' shot-gups. De whole bunch forms a lino facin’ us an' this' yero same w’ito . man w'ich had done do talkin’ bofo,' ho waits up an ho sez to us; ‘Boys, you knowed good an' well, we’n you come down yero dht us w’to folks didn’t Tow no niggers to wuk in dis town an' ylt you come. Now you hit do pike back fur B o ilin ’ Green an’ you hit it mighty prompt.’ Wit dat. he th’owcd his gun up In do air and flred, a shot over our balds an* wo sho' did hit idat pike.” . The speaker paused then though his story wero finished. "But loot: a-hero Bud." said on* of his listeners, "What about dat Yankee -wi't* man ,'who said hit xwln* to tU y ; 'frith, r l it ,T OUT THERE, n thrifty young couple first build the garage. They live in that, whito building the bungalow, and then move from garage to bungalow, in time to make the first baby comfortable, then get the car nnd they nrn off. That is th e ’ wonderful place to live, all year round. . - part of the chard wars might be |i van red if they •* among 'hemselvei- HtraJd. “W HITHER ARE CARE OF POSSESSIONS • TAMPA TELEGRAPH THE AMERICAN Cnr and Foundry Compnny, whoso Presi­ Before the days of the automo­ stove. Those were wnr days and dent William H. Woodin, n bar­ practical things were in fashion. gain nt n sniary of five million bile, tho Kentucky gentlemen took It in estimated iftut over 60,000 rank on tho treatm ent of his horses. dollars a year, will now build, meals have been prepnred with its motor busses and trucks. And Kentucky became famous not aid. Recently H erbert died, and Thi.? means that railroads, for only for tho breed of its horses Catherine, his widow, went to live when C. und F t Avprka, hftYe resL .hut the consideration given the an­ with relatives ln~PSISnsyIvnnTn. ixed, nt Inst, that automotive imal regardlein of its dam or sire. Her furniture wan sold a t auction. The cook stove wns bought for $20 equipment is destined to l>i> a Many people in every community by the representative of a stove most im portant pnrt of railroad pretend to love some faithful dog company who wanted it ns a relic, equipmentnnd yet fail to cure for it. They perhaps for advertising purposes. will allow it to become infected Mrs, Catherine Sheata deserves RAILROADS, EVENTUALLY, more than passing attention ns the with fleas nnd roam around until it will run light unite, nt high-speed, owner and user of tho same i>tove on Hhort headway, each going, dies of the mange. for over sixty-two years. She shortening time, saving fuel. Most people fail to respect the rather than, tho stove la to bo cel­ inanimate also, hence you sec hun­ ebrated. For it was probably huhdreds of automobiles not a year old care of the stove th at made It lust STANDARD OIL of California, thnt ought to go into the junk pile, so long and work so effectively. ” n/ t to Stnndnrd Oil of New, while on tha other hand, are hun­ For, of course, it wns an effect­ .'ersey, is the world’s grentost oil dreds of tnnchincs, three or four ive stove and she a good cook. Yet, ■nnnny. now „ ttu»t ,,Callfoinln years of age that arc attractive, it must be taken for granted th a t Mrs. Sheets L* an expert in kitchen ‘ - rn«r-f has absorbed Pacific anil doing splendid‘service. • ’ O I. Care of an automobile reflects economics. She nrobnbly burned the characteristic of the owner. out n few grate bars, but not as *i»ntlv, Standnrd Oil, The cnrelcKs, or indifferent do not tpnny as most stovo users. Grate 1 little people hunt fully appreciate tho bleiuings the burning is tho fault of tho stoveft - ill wells, would come auto brings. They use it for a user ordinarily. Mrs. Sheata prob­ -fine nnd s«5ll the oil purely selfish purpose, nnd the ut­ ably had some now firebricks put terly selfish are devoid of true In from time to time, for no amount of cure will keep them It'll'- Independent com- pride. from cracking. But the store i/.ood <• one independent giants, It was on W ashington’s birth ­ up because it was well tended, Til menus to own the day In 1803 that .H erbert Sheata probably nlways polished, the nshes ■ '-run tho well up. und his bride started housekeeping always cleaned out thoroughly, tho t-.. ----In a t Quinton, N. J Herbert's*’ wed- fir,, kept nt .u the right pitoh ding ding present to his wife was prac- other words, it was used right ^ t'T \N’DARD of Indinnn nb- tiqnnl nnd sensible. It was a cook and' it lasted in consequence • • .1 American. Then Stnn1 ' New Jersey took in MagGOVERNOR SMALL AGAIN nel’Ji 0 ;l und celebrated Christmas, ORLANDO ItE PORTER-STA It with n 25 per cent stock distribu­ tion. Now Standard of California takes in I’ncific Oil, producing The supremo court of Illinois [ And though charges were hurled 'i5.000 barrels of crude, per day, Governor Small by leading nble to produce three limes ns has handed down a decision thnt ngninst Republicans of Illinois, and though will mako Governor Small of Illi­ much. nois and his bondsmen, pay ;bnck ho was opposed t>y so strong a Re­ — . ' V . ■■ into tho stato treasury something publican newspaper as tho Chicago ‘'Tribune he retained his hold on the WLSE CALIFORNIANS that over-a million dollars. Republican machinery and the have long owned Pacific Oil stock Whilo Small was slate treasurer crooked politicians of Chicago and will hold on to the new stock it he had the privilege, under the wnl re-elected to office. will take enre of them. law, of loaning tho stato funds out No stato in tho UniorC has had To know th a t the Rockefeller to banks a t 2 per cent interest. In worso government, and has been organization is working for you, order to enrich himself, he and a tho subject of so much adverse is not a thing to keep you awake follow politician organized.a dum­ criticism as the state of Illinois a t night. Henry Ford snid to this my bank in Chicago and deposited under tho rulo of Governor Small w riter, “Stnpdard Oil hi tho best the stato funds amounting to nnd his political mnchlne. The managed business In the world,*’ moro than a hundred millions in m assacre and nil of tho fitand Ford is a judge of business this dummy bank without any real Herrin rocitjes of Marion county were the management. capitalization, nt 2 per cent inter- result' *br bad Btute government. FRANK MUNSEY’S fortune will amount to a t least forty mil­ lions, his friends sny. It would have been bigger, had he not lost twenty million In newspaper venturies, but what Munsey s 'new s­ paper: • lost, cume from his pocket, tie sold no newspaper Btock to the public, and his losses wore his own business. IN THE SPRING, Frank Munsey’i, body will bo tuken back ,to Lisbon Falls, Maine, whence he came, forty years ago, and there a tl>0 Bl°^ y , f ° r V.a cents B u M t does’ not convlnco many o f us that making more monoy is not really Important, once we have enough. . On the editorial page In three he concludes tbitjatw dnily papers which camo to th is . >* ho i* *ml that; Itq desk today from widely separated 1 ie. ^orcM «fde*hlttt5 i . , .. . .. a clean and finbhlne u parts of tho country, there were Wt. are not drffiai published a lette r from a subscrib- This world op«r«(es «i er entitled: “ W hither ‘ Are We sml inevitable pl«. I D rifting?” This and sim ilar exper- drift, it would hiv# ion*ienecs crcato the impression thnt over the falls, down the" one of our country’s leading in- overwhelmed in the d« door sports in tho seizing of pen ruin. The pessimist sees i nnd paper and the letting loose of in women’s dress fashic a long luchrymnl nnd lugubrious he Iw-Jievcs to be unwisi cry indicating th a t the pcn-wioldcr ' modest, and he immediate despairs of (he race, the future and the |wn to demand, “Wl the republic. | wa drifting?" He hu ft The man who inquires, "W hither that old Mother Nsturs arc wo d riftin g ? ” is himself a fn’hions. He hit not no drifter. He consoles himself for after the war she-set th his spinelessness by Imputing it in order to accomplish to others. Having no fixed opin­ Resigns. ions or principles, realizing thnt j There u » gnft X ; he Is supine in the current of the reason for eTtqrtftfcji day’s affairs, h o rleaps forth with and in this couij tins, to him, astounding observa­ botfnd for lottT »sA tion thnt tho en tire world is go­ We shall reach them sol ing hot-foot to the devil. Perceiv­ ing. Drifting i» too n ing that he has neither the ideal­ luxury. The world is ism nor the energy to fight nny nfforii it. TaTTfoS tendency uf which ho disapproves, are tiiarching on. a Y STEMIS AUDITS /THAT AMAZES u>, but th an w^l tribe* of ants thst have taken caro of their parasites, from mother to daughter through thous­ ands of centuries, a period longer than the time of man’s oxiatsnee on earth. The person to admire , Is'- not good Nava C*rlotto. but the young “ 1 or woth*a Ural *----- ----------Lf'tsn ....... INVRSTIGAT10S* ISCO Robertson, Williams and Monaba P U B L I C ACCOUNTANTS Suite IS-1S Ma»on1e Tern*!* IJilUlU You cm pM ’ iJ against win in 1»| years by depe**^ littlo J # . time to tim*. begin tod»T aervo tha rtwt .J -E a c h P anm > D ai mo**;* Sttnrord & Loan As loa^ed^hU vasth sumd to t i ’Th, “ lions in C hicago7ro~tho'roloaned this \a a t sum the W Cnl- i suit ,„ a i h« thnt of a political k machine cago packers a t 9 per cent, there­ was so bold in Its operations that by making n neat profit of 7 per it required federal action to bring cent on money th a t belonged to tho culprits to justice, Somo of tho state and of which he was them are already serving prison trustee. Tho bank promptly went terms for their participation In out of business a fter it had served conspiracies, others «re under ar­ tho purpose of Small and his as­ rest nnd more-ore to follow. Under B I I I I B I I S S I I S B I S M I l l l l l i n M K V . f i i M sociates and was investigated by tho decision of the suprome court, tho courts. ** |p * Governor Small should be m adeiH When a now state treasurer was answerable tho suma as ordinary:* elected suit was brought against criminals.-but-having— beon-once f f Small for nilsnppropiTallng iuhda* put on trial for the offense and * and he wob indicted by a Grand acquitted under shady clrcum- ■ Jury. At tho trial ho was acquit­ stances, the chances are that ho is ■ ted. IIo was Governor of tho state immune from further prosecutions, ■ at tho timo of his trial and wield­ and tho crime wave of Illinois will * ed great political power. One of continue to wave under such cn- m his henchmen w ub jailed for tam­ courngcmont. And this crime wave ■ pering with witnesses and tho Jury. spreads to other states. The re- 5 After the trial several of the jury­ sort cities of Florida feel its blight ■ men received state appointments, each wlnterr . . H E N you choose adve A MICHIGAN TEMPEST IN 1827, Nava Catlotte entered the service of a French family In Mexico, returned With them to France, and died in SelviUa the other day, aged HO, having work­ ed as a domestic ler the family through several generations for 98 years. Sho la praised. DRIFTIN ASHEVILLE CITIZEN you cho) PA LM B E A C H PO ST Fraternity men at t^e Universi­ ty • of Michigan are In arms, thoroughly arousod.' over tho ulti­ matum that cither they must give word, collectively and individually, that they will work against cam­ pus indulgence in Intoxicants, or they must submit to a proctor .sys­ tem under which picked faculty members would have the duty of inspeotlnlc. fraternities at sny and all times and of reporting sny vio­ lations of dry laws. President Clarence Cook U ttle throw tho bomb IInto tho fraternal has been meetings ... . the .place, c o a le r M ^ y w h a v s bwn planned, reprisals plotted—-a ll. to all be*t.d up about ■ tho prohibition question. • Th® fraternity officials claim I'mmunlty from search without a warrant on the ground that the frater n lti houaca are the homes of the members and that in aubmlt- ! 5 S ■' ■ ■ ■ tlnW ' p m tSr sy8tem they S would be surrendering * constltu- 5 tionsl . . . . . . . .Still, this argument hardly holds S water, for a Lthat is required for ■ the fratern ity-■' * ■ dreaded proctor syatem is to. give S eir word that they wilt obicrvo > {Suuk.U U *4?^ national laws an pro, 5 hibition. ,T h e lv .Jb vio yvrelu ctance to do w csn lead only to the con- a a rA ^ ' i 1.--^=3 Saaea ,’i I the safest l ‘ ’l ^P • 1 i*|«i,I h iUm •*" -.rkn ow n.. ’ , * •JJ? y$ *•\ *j.| �THE SANFORD TELEPHONE: 148 MR^. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY 7 BT MART MARSHAL!. — jj given by ths Soc- of the Woman’s S b house. with Mrs. , u hostess. Legion Annual Ball Ball at 9 o’clock, Turner Circle wilt They are gussU of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. William*. P e rs o n a ls T. H. McCracken. A. C. Schmidt and R. F. Tllker were among a par­ Mrs. John Smith motored to Or­ ty from St. Louis, Mo., a rm in g in lando on Tuesday where she spent tno city on Monday for the pur­ the day shopping. pose of looking over local business m*v h ', th*t you possibilities. S M K hf,r^ *bout- You krmw Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hardy tlm V«ua*!T~th* nfW w ,y *ome of have as their guest, Austin Sher­ Mr. and Mr*. Dick Phllyavr and H *. women are wearing small son left Sunday for their man of St. Augustine. i£ u r o*r'r.* h7 !,hf>' “P I * " *«r »n home in Gainesville after spending h„j Th- « « Bill Ijike returned home on Mon­ the past week here as the guests Mrs. I’hHyaw’s parents, Mr. am! for formal even day from Tampa where he spent of Mrs, W. A. Zachary. patently it h», the week end with Mends. elubs and rest The many Sanford friends of dresses too Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Wight have Mr. and Mre. John O. McNamara A dance mad duchess - id started as their house guest for the holi­ former residents of this city but the fad—or Perhaps sha was only a days. Alvin Wight of Cairo.' Ga. now of Savannah, Gn., will be In­ count vs*, A?Dway, the fashion terested to learn of the arrival o f was well «p«n*.,rrd over there. M r, ami Mrs. Gid Brown nnd iwlaughteT at their home on Dec. __ Miss Rae Brown of Goldwirod were 2L " how 1,0 lt- You your hair wellyouover on visitors in Sanford on Mondnv. *-------side and then you draw it in tithone' e -, -------Mrs. G. S. Moore, Miss Doris fnleC}»0n ,r,lUJld >'ou* head, coilMr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb moved Moore and Milton Moore, former ing it over the car on the side <»n Saturday into their new home residents of Sanford hut who have opposite 'hr part. That Ifaves recently completed on High Street. been spending the past year at Demerest. Ga., are spending n short Z t L r Y rx1w*e<i and the r. ' n,,lrt'>' rovered. And then 1 M.b * Shirlcy Swope and Gus No- time here with Mr*. Moore’s sons, y u hang one lovely earring from land of Orlando spent the day here Sherman Moore and Arthur Moore. the ear that shows. Monday as the guests of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holly , ‘' “u’ herr *5 "here the rconomy have returned from Atlanta, Ga., comes tn. Everyone has ever so Mr. and Mrs. Paul Radford mot­ and are at home to th many lovely earrings In her jewel ored to Orlando on Sunday where box, they say, that cannot be worn they apent the day with relatives. at the home of Mr. Hnll because the mates hnve been lost. In the old days when women’* Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith had Pierced that sort of as their dinner guests on Christ­ thing did not happen. It may have mas, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane. been rather barbaric—piercing girls enr* that way—but It made Mrs. Z. A. MacDonald of Chirago, III,, was among the winter THOUGHTS—WISE visitors arriving j„ Sanford on Copyr i ght McClure Syndicate Tbs “Odd Head” Gives One a d u n c e to Use the Mate* to Loot Earrir.T". . Dame fashion never had ths reputation of being a creature of economical hablta. Despite the fact that we are wont to think of this mythical creature as at least three-quarters French, she ho* none of the thrift that U said to run through the character of every true daughter af France. Extrav­ agance seem* to be one of her most charming habits. Her most characteristic gesture b one of un- SulHns College and lodges of Roloigh, N. ^ " I t^ h a Valdo* Ho- • inder Vaughan will «nnembera of the Idlers’ •t her home at Park Hughey Street at 2:30 l^toryB3kour at the |0 o’clock. Sunday * •ooms at tho Library lo 6 o'clock. . ARRIVALS t EMINOLE tdge, Valdosta; C. W. junta, Ga.; Miss Lob ml; W. C. Thomas, Itapley, Valdosta, Ga.; tspler, Valdosta, Ga,; rfcer, Miami; S. O. .L .; James Cammon, P. Van Velsa. A C. Vest. City; Jonas NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER DANCE IS mingnam,; Mr. and TO BE GIVEN AT VALDEZ HOTEL isy, Ft.” Pierce: L C, is, BLi: H. T. Osteen, ; N. L. Pearce, New Final plans for a n elaborate din­ moming. . Myrtle Smith, Jack- ner dance nt tho Hotel Value* on The m».q dining »s,en ami tin?’ r. Fowler, Miami: H. New Year’s Kve have been com­ three small Orange Rooms u, r-- i C- Ray, City; pleted by W urt W. W arner, who today Iving decorated in holiday un. Jacksonville; P. today announced tho engagem ent color* and gay. streamers and of an eight piece dance orchestra wreath* appropriate to the gala 1 secured especially for the occasion. season. Following the serving of a spec­ Mr, Warner today stufed that Miss Olive Herron of St. Louis, ial dinner, dancing will be observ­ no pain.* s./uld be spared in bin ed in tho lobby nnd adjacent co rri­ effort to make the Valdez’s init-al Mo., is spending the winter here dors until a late hour, nnd the now ; dinner■(!sn<v one of the most sue j us the guest of her sister Mrs. W. year will bq welcomed with noise cos-ful s.vial events of the sea­ B. Williams. makers of every description und son. and one that will serve to * showers of confetti and all tho oth­ awaken zn increased interest nnd : Mr. und Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt er accessories usually associated delight in «imilnr entertainments. *and two children have returned with new year festivities. " Till? \ aide* will he turned over I home from Tampa where they were Practically every table in the to the young people of Sanford,’ the guests of relative*. Valdez Grill has been reserved, Mr. Mr. Warner raid, “they tan da net-I W arner r.tated today, and it is ex- as late »t they tdease anti partiripute in any kind of orderly recre- ! Kiwanis Club T o ^ X Install O fficials Longrwood 'M isses Fannie, Reba and Zoo Munson, who hnve been the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Fannie Membridge Munson, for the past w eek, left Sunday for their home .it Fort Myers. Mr. ami Mrs. F. It. Timmons nnd S. J. Timmons of Jacksonvile spent the week end here nt the Montrzuma while cit route to the West Coast. * RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Goldenrod Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meadows, and daughter, Thelma, of Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs. II. Hawkins and Mr*. O. Whratin spent the week end in Alachua, visiting relatives. They were acompanieu home by their sister. Miss Susa Hawkins, who will visit here through the holidays^ Carl Mathers and family were Christmas guest* of Mrs. Laura Mathers. hi program fm- th r It be held ton'ght a'Catrnl Park w ai nn [csductor Joseph HclhYuhington Post— rJnpiter’u Carnival IbJlobin Hood—Do Kon—Sounds ,'roni lsenman. pfflll You Remem■-Ycarhlag—Davis lilts—The- Traveler ► “■Moonlight In FloThree k tl tn n It f* l i n t . » * {« • « ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. R. I.. Croon. Mias W. a. PRICE, M ir. IU Barton and T. J. Durrance The following families enjoyed , spent Christmas and the week end n picinc dinner at l ake Howell 710 W. First St. Phone 47»*w with relatives in South Florida. Dec. 2S: Mr. nnd Mrs. Orval Wheatin gnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gra­ ' NEW ; ham nnd Mr. and Mr*. II. Hawkins LUMBER YARD The little daughters of Mr. and Mr*. Foot who was operated un A complete line of in Atlanta, a few days ago was ao far Improved a* to be able to re­ Cyprem and Pino • turn to her home here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kyser Brown an­ LeRoy Wood wns dismissed from the Orlando Hospit.il nnd brought nounce the birth of a' sou, born to his home this week. Hr is un- Christmas morning. Both mother nble to use his nun yet but is nnd son nrc doing nicely. rnpiilly improvufK,«rj Carl Mathers and family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Eldridge Mrs. Laura Mathers and family entertained nt dinner Christmas motored to Clermont Friday a fte r­ , Eimrr Jeen nnd Vcmancio Adriot- noon. AND OTHERWISE mm \ RXW u n s * Avenua '• Mr. and Mr*. Pau I Lake return­ ed home on Monday evening from Tampa where they have been the guest* of Mr*. Lake’s parents for ths past week. Mrs. Cord C. Horne of Gaines­ ville is spending the holidays here With her alatsr, Mrs. J.-*P. NibUelf and her parent! Mr. and Mrs. George W. Venable. Miss Helen Veroay left Tuesday morning for Madison, Flo., where she will be brides maid at the wed­ ding of Mias Elisabeth Smith and Mr. .Martin of Tampa, which takes piece Wednesday at Madison. ; T T P IW H IT U I ■' . ■cnsthard a n b ix a m a ch in Rs m-s-TIm * C «w k*l4m MaUisg MseM*** i * « i t « * d H i * ) TnM rw ilt'f* l a Of! lea M sshlavs George D. Williams and Walter Williams Vernon arrived tlon in Dexter, Qq., , la Sanfordofon Mt. Monday for a ihort >1 w Frederick J. Niemeyer^on stay while en route to Fort Myers. ^entertained e n fr U U s d satt dioner d U n e ^nine JJ relatives from out-of-town. besides Umily. th T >e rue.U wero were entertained with Mr*> FoM of her own family, Orlando at ths attractive home of Mr and Mrs. Charles A- Clawjjf Mr. and Mrs. Waiter B. BalUrd at Mr; Kent HlldS n e5 » ^ k,£ S ^ Altamonte Springii from HI af West *»». -m ! ' I i In all the light shades. Solid colors and fancy plaids. Guaranteed. 1 All wool— Beautiful printed Pus­ sy Willow. Light and dark backgrounds. 40 to 54 inches wide. Early spring Patterns, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams of Fort Myers are spending the holi­ days here with their son and daughter, Mr. and Sirs. W. B. Wil­ liams. . Amhcih—The SUr Kay*. Miss Edith Rahner of SL Aug­ und nttroctlve* boxes of candy »on- . _____ wero given thoso preeint. . BeBtrice Cobb her uken * ustine, Is tho attractive house guest Quite a Urge number of schol,.j . #02 part time in tho Libra* of ,her sister, Mrs. WillUms J. a n , Uachers and interested friends ' fo£} J|,d wju t |so con- Hsrdy, at her .apartments in the WeUki. , ! Cash to make 300 lota at f 100 ttr Mr. Marshall a Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Zinnscr nnd Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Martin of Saf­ ety Harbor are spending a few days in the city onrouto to points of Interest on the East Coast. Mr. and Mr*. James Booth re­ turned home Monday from Clear­ water and Safety Harbor where they spent the past week with rel­ ............ atives. Muske- m AT LAST! ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F, Becker of Grand Rapids, Mich., arrived in Sanford on Monday for an indef­ inite stay and are stopping a t tho Valdez. On Christmas evening Joseph E. Phipps of Greenwood Lake, Mr, Bricsno Clark and Wil- Heavy Flat Crepes and Satins. 54 inc hes wide. All shades— 40 inches wide, extra heavy. All pure silk. In all the new shades^- VAN RAALTE HOSE % All silk Chiffpn, in a beautifulrrsheer quality. All shades to select froiu— $2.50 PAIR /] Pure thread silk, ful-fashioned^ in ail the light and dark-shades. Special RYTHING NEW TI.AT8 GOOD . } Framing * Sheathing_________ “-------Sfdttjf , ° ” r Flooring ,,, lL * Ceiling * Finish Motildlnga Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Phuter Board Nails , Screen Wire Buildera Hardware * y ■ Dows . ; Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boarda Medicine Cabinets Mr. nnd Airs, Roy Sloniger and Mr .and Mrr. George Parker en­ Misses Tingler, hf W inter Park, Today we took time to inspect tertained the following guests nt a were Friday 'afternoon callers nt turkey dinner Christmas; Mr, nnd all the clothes hangers in all the Mrs. H. C. Parker, Misses Stella George Parker's. clo;''ts in tho house. It is queer and Sibyl Dodd of Orlando nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Pnrkcr whnt becomes of clothes hangc.s purchased a "Rndioln Super" from and how they get in closets where For knitted sweuters and jum p­ the Radio Sales and Service Com­ they don’t belong nt nil. Of course ers you may have found hanger - pany of Winter Park Thursday of the trouble with most * hangers troublesome. They make the last week. when used for light frocks or shoulders stick out—little bulges frocks with wide necks is that the nnpearing where the hungers end. Mrs. George Lopez is slowl frocks nre apt to slip off. N0 wo One woman I know makes rings valoscing under the car* o took n roll of adhesive tape and » of ra tta n -nr whntPfione f >r tin* Burk.* of Winter Park. pair of scls.-Jr* scls.'Jrs amT| .-.ml put a little roll purpose. The diameter of one of of this toward the these circle* is alsuit the same ns hanger. This keej the length of an ordinary hanger, ! from slipping off, y 1lie rattan ur whalebone is fast­ I seems to be the en ened in a perfect circle and then 4I0., However if y , covered. A r ibbon may be Kltchid hanger with heavy white twine i up nnd then nulled over the rattan i towards the ends this will do the before it is fastened. The ribbon [trick. should be-long enough to shir over I Hungers covered with silk are tin- rattan. A ribbon loop at one —all your shaves can be | attractive. We have ,-ime thnt side of the circle serve* to hang I were acquired aa t ’hrlstnns pies* t 'he hnni'Vr up. You »t e with n cool, clean and delightful ents from time to time or us bridge hanger of this sort there is nothprizes. For thin frock* it i* l-est ing to give the shoulders the un­ |! P to have the patided sort. These are seemly bulge produced by 'a reg­ r r r n l * H fro m tb a t o r l a r r % t d a tl M M r s 1k easily made by covering them first ular hanger. f o r n e r l X o w jm n r o o s l a s r i U v « f r w » , | with a strip of cotton wadding. k m t s a f r l r b la-tro. A f«W g a it * • • ' k f You may make the cover of a J m o ro l l r * n „ r s lM u tlH lIr w k lg s » length of silk or two lengths o f , tw r fr v t » l i * * l » * - r < f * M T f * » S l» 4 » s * • l rihonn, stitched or run together -th a t It « l , n r i » l k » t j § » « , ! k s w . r f » ! as to mako a aor; of double frilling t . d —«• •imr, otiaale, -aad root* • • «l the'tot<! Thn ribbon should be I li|tlt> n little wider and somewhat longer! i tbnrr th r hDPger, so that when i t 1 ; is put on it will frill up a ttrac t-1 j ively. I have recently seen some! I attractive hangers which were cov-J I ered by a erochetted tube thnti i slipped snugly on the wooden | hanger. This sermed like a lot' IHJLOH ZaarIVA - of work but they were very nt-J I| tractive and serviceable. n # o ciock at tno church. • ents, the celebration was enjoyeu Encircling th« edifice were small by the fillers “* as tho >'ounR* cedars and pines, while delicate atcrs. traceries of vines and fern* out— -t— lined tho chancel and altar. On The Orsng^ ajtd Black Hotel was the altar were vases of polnsettlas, decorated in holiday attire and sertheso adding a touch of color to Vcd many diners during the day, the artistic background. Th* only many groups 'of townsfolk nnd illumination was the light from a;out of town guest* forming conlarge electric star placed directly genial parties at smalt tables. over the aUar. --------B. F. Whitner Sr., superintendent A pleasant Christmas dinner was of tho Sunday School, had charge'given nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. of the afternoon program, when Frederick Matton of Connecticut, songs wire sung and lessons read, the gueits being John lljmbar and .Aa is customary, the children trf Miss Elsie Dunbar of Philadelphia, the school brought gifts to be sent and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Marto those less fortunate, and this belhcad, Mass, year quite a Urge box of books! . .. n .n r and toys will be sent from Holy I Mr. and Mrs. David E. M*n*« • Cross Sunday School. Rsv. Morti* end family on Sunday last, »tartmer Glover, rector of this perish, *d, on t ? “i Vhflv will ,T>en5 t ^ told.ia-an UU restliir nwraerrJuit Aij»-T where th#y Svi11 ,p*nd where these glfU would go and holiday*. _____ how they would be distributed..ni n u t2 A t -the close of -the exercises in City Engineer P 1***'. “L0bile* on The Price Is R ight SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. Otus Cubb&ge of Ft. Myers spent Christmas with the latter* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Cullicutt. Mr. und Mrs. George Fox nnd | j At the Baptist*-Church Sunday Master George Fox Jr., who.have"' | School on Christmas Kve n most been the guests of Miss Martha I enjoyable urogram was carried out Fox left Monday for their homo at F6r t Myers. ' n s v n n n lu l 217- $1.50 PAIR Wm * » �hi;i ier- School met with Captain g*nl*o a boosters . ejtftvlft s a effort to interest ' sen­ ior! In high schools of Florida in ; r The delegation adopted tho slojwn “Every Florida boy to FlorThe Unlvorslty-offers scholarships to needy:young mm, but is 'discouraging the tendency toward professionalism in offering them to atiridtea when, their pnrents arc readily aid*,to nond them tofrifool. ' Many of tho county cltn» nru ' organizing ths alumni of their town to aid fn tho "drive". “Pen" m ailings -will be held In all tno county high schools next Friday. Most of the county clubs nr« en­ tertaining the seniors of high schools at some time during tho holidays, A state-wide pica has been made. to all alumni or tho-Univarsity of Florida to co-operatc with tho men of tho county clubs who have left School early to arrive at tho high schools In timo to hold tho meet­ ings before tho holidays. "Toll the high school boys that W0,are willing nnd ready to help any needy student, but we will not professionalise by offering him n scholarship just to play football,” said Captain Yon. "We want all Florida athletes to come to the University and will aid them if ho .actually needs it. This is youm tufc and tho manner in which you sup­ port your stato institution will de­ termine tho success of It.” Captain Yon, now connected with the K. O. T. C., is an alumnus of tho University, Gilchrist C o u n t y O fficials Selected ftpiitF lre pa*striker ires t Merchant* and fMinors. „ Which ___ _ docked „«#d M flj; Vtoday early OT passenger Hit, list, to put! pu with a full passdflgvr out Vom her docks under her own steam. Hex passenger^ all left the psssengt boat and onlyy the Be Berkshire's crew was aboard at the tint?.. The danger along the waterfront was heightened by the presence* df a quantity of gasoline and building t e r ia lo n a lighter moored to the material near the scene of the fire. wharf. Added by an immediate At the same dock, at which the wind, the fire spread nearly to the burning lighter and Castletown S. 8. Castletown, unloading ce­ were warped, si* railroad tank ment, and tuuthward along the cars, each filled with 10,000 gallons wooden pisrs, where other -large of gnsoline, momentarily were ex­ liners, both freight and pdssengcr pected to explode. / • Lack of locomotives to pull the ships were docked. • As the fire spread to the Can- cars away further lncn?a:*:d the town three memoirs of-her crewc danger to shipping and to the were reported to have become crowds of spectators who had alarmed and Jumped Into tho wa­ swarmed through police cordons to ter, where they drownod without view the fire. At their own risk, being seen again. The freighter a group of firemen and workmen was badly scorched and burned tied ropes to each of tho tank cars along her starboard side,' with in turn and dragged all away. The conllatgration was finally small damage to herself nnd car­ go, before tugs ruiucd to her aid extinguished in the early after­ nnd pulled the ship to safety out, noon. Motor boats* and launches joined in searching that flection of in the bay. The rapid spread of tho blazo tha hay front for traco of the nun also reached the 8. 8. Berkshire, reported drowned. HENS LAY DOWN sta te ON JOBS DURING LAST NOVEMBER Six E g g s Apiece Is Avornge Of 10,000 Fowls Entered In Unique Contest Staged By U niversity Of Florida GAINESVILLE, FLA., Dee. 29. (yP)—An average of only six egg.i per hen was realized for the month of November in tho egg-Inying Contest being conducted by the A grictultural Extension. Division, a t tho University of Florida, ac­ cording to nn announcement here. Nearly 10,000 chickens from -10 different Florida flocks have been entered in tho contest, which was staged with tho prim ary Idea of stim ulating egg-laying winter months. Farm flocks gave way to hack yard nnd commercial poultry la productive ability in tho cmitesu Mrs. J. C. I’erkins, Paisley; Mrs. W. H. Cook, ZcphyrhHls; Wilbur Walker, Live Oak; Mrs, E, T. H an­ dy, 'Grand Tslnnd, nnd Mrs. C. It. Priest, Welnkn, nntered the best backyard flocks, which consisted of from one to 60 hens. The ftvo best farm flocks, con­ taining from 61 to 200 birds, were entered by Mrs. Wrlie Edge, Crcstviow; Mrs. J. D. Hood, Santa Hostn; Mrs. G. A. Hull, Grovclaml; Ernest L. Heim, Wiiuchula, mi l Mrs. D. G. Robinson, Marco. The' five best commcrciiil flocks of over 200 birds were entered by M. Wciseholok, South Jacksonville; W. II. llarnm , Snnrhoppy; W. G. Womblo, Jacksonville; ('. It. Kurka, Jacksonville, and G. L, Dorman, Live* Onk. . . Records of production are kept by entrants, nnd the birth are con­ fined a t home. Tho contest will continue until November 20, 1020. , officials for nowly created coun­ ty t at •Gilchrist. The appoint­ ments follow: ' County commissioner: District oat^FrgpkJIandLy, Trenton; two J. T. Everett of Trenton; three, I. P. Philpot of Belle; four J. O. . Thomas of Bello; five, M. L. Lang­ ford of Now Perry. Members of school board: Eli­ jah Sapp of Bello; It. C. Lang of Trenton, llenry Everett, of Tren­ ton. Superintendent of Public In­ struction, Mrs. J. O. Johnson, of Wilcox; county Judge, W. J. Matthuos. of Trenton; sncrlf, D. H. Browning of Trenton; tax assess­ o r Gordon Philpot of Bello, tux koUectof, J. T. Jonas of Trenton; superirfodr of registration, J. W. . Jones of Belle and clerk of circuit court, J, E, Willis of Trenton. , Executive committee; it. Lan­ caster of Trenton, J. O. Johnson, of Wilcox; Charles Trail of Belle, B, II. Dubose, of Trenton nnd L. B. Gay, of Belle. . A atudy of Washington'!! trans­ - Justices ** the poaco: District :.QRc, M. T. Jones of Trenton; two portation tibovtffethnt It costs the average enr J R r there 11. lu rents a mile to run his automo­ bile. * S $ 3 S 3 »i2 DELAND, Fla.. Dec. 29.~Fam ous northern poultrynttn wfe- tak­ ing a deep interest in the coming Gold Medal Show of the Ameri­ can* Poultry Association of Flor­ ida, at ths Volusia County Fair, held in DeLand, Jan. 26 to 80, 1920. In- communication to the Fair association D. Lincoln Orr, secretary of the New York State Fair and of th® Madison Square ■Poultry Show, sayu: “Quite a bit pf enthusiasm is being shown by some Mg fanciers or this state (New York). In my capacity a t .e-crotary of two big exhibitions It has been my pleasure to tell many poultrymen of tho possibili­ ties for this InduiOry in Florida. I havo acted na judge over some of tho finest exhlbftln 1 over saw— in Florida, On the strength of the fact that the Gold Mcdo! Show will l>o held in DeLand at the ^■ S F S Iced' up h*f 14 passtngcrs nnd Volusia Fair, quito a * few will Surely rend exhibits.” . . Drf Orr has been engaged to sidered to be among the very best through the north, nnrt and south, and from the entries pouring in the poultry show is going tp be a whole show in itself. The poultrymen of tho county arc going to exhibit ss never before nnd tho extra housing already arranged far will be utilised to its very utmost. Fred Ott, another famed Judge of fancy nnd pot stock, such ns pheasants and pigeons, is to be the- judge of that depart­ ment. 1' ORLANDO. Fla., Die. 29—(AV-, —Decision in the e£*« o f L * Hamilton o f this .d ty , charged with violating the new real e«~u* Saturday, urns was law, who was tried aaturrirty, not made at tho set time Monday. Judge Hutchins of Or-,* *e county court stated that he had ex­ port mi to mako his ported nls 'rcAurvcu rc^crvi *<wfcision today hut that he had been unable to nreparc a brief on th** caso and that ho would postpone his decision until the iasb ox tad of public Instruction of Cofc.miv“ pended from sTheS suspension, SvB ?® ed at r the a execuf t _ „r e i*s altercation w h ic V t ™ iT ; E roadside neat Lake City Mr dfynesi. No iif T T * Keen’s term o f office, it was ,t*U ed, oxplrea in.June. gone. •, J Jr 1 ------------ — -------- ----. ■ ' cCresm £ L V im ftt~ ’ Hamilton is a member of lb- . COL. COOLIDGE IN BED firm of nnm ilton Brothers,' real n°W. Apply g ^ PLYMOUTH, VL, Dec. 2 9 _ W C3tate brokers of this city, n o p w it, anUsepUt charged with nccepririg n com in’-- Col. John C. Coolidge, father of idon from both tho buyer and sell­ tho prosldcnt, was confined to his ™ *™r noatrti*. er without the knowledge of all tbrough-esery air part if a concerned. Both k-ne ouyer bed tbday because ho had lost tho soolhen th, and seller testified that they knew' use of hi* right leg due to faulty swollen mucoug mg nothing of tho “two commission circulation. Dr. Albert C. Cram' lief comes instant m atter.” It’s just fin*, e > New York consumes 1,800,000, up with a oold g OQO eggs a ycat. —Relief camei u> S B ia iin S IlIllS S B IS lIIIIB IM B IIIS S S M ia B IB lIIS E C lE S a a Q - 1 Secretary Is TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Pec. 29. (A1)—Twenty three years ago two men handled the affairs of the sec­ retary of state for Florida. Today n score of nttnehos are finding it hard to crowd 15 hours’ work into a single day. _________ 1-----W hen'tho State Capitol was in Its infancy hefe, II. Clay*Crawford, who still occupies tho secretary of sta te ’s chair, was first named to tho office. J. F. Dorman, Mr. Crnwford’s “ right-hnnd bower" engaged as an assistant, 1'iiat was 2.1 years ago. Now, with Florida a t its greatest height of development, Mr. Craw­ ford nnd Mr. Dormpn are still at the heiim of secretarial affairs of the state, but n m etamorphosis has been wrought ni»out them. From n small, peaceful jlttlo of­ fice, with nothing much to do, hu« developed n departm ent with a suite of fnur rooms. Almost daily there comers from th at section of the Capitol the cry of "more space I" . . w h s The United Stales Bureau of Fisheries bn.1* discovered th at b ar­ nacles on ship bottoms collect only on platen painted blue and Mack and that other coirs are practically free from them. Cnncen(rated Heat I’enetrtAca In sta n tly and B r in g s Q uick­ e s t R e lie f K now n Wnlklng in not. a “ lost a rt" in Berlin, for hundreds of thousands of pedestrians fill the pprks* and boulevards on pleasant ovonings N O T IC E The regular mm uni mcotng of the stockholders of the F irst National Hunk of Sunford, Florida, will he held in the directors room of the bank on Tuesday, January 12th, 1920, ns provided in tho by­ laws, for the election of a board of directors to serve for tho ensuing year, nnd for tho transaction of any other husin§f?sLthat m ay properly come boforo the meeting. • B. F . WH1TNER, Cashier, ment Earle T. Field JIKAI. KSTATIH —IMVFSTMnWT* Lobby Bid*. Uunfht<I’ulcston-Drumley <1 Flnslil a GET ALL THE FACTS CONCERNING M ARVANIA, A N D IF INTERESTED.-LOSE NO TIME IN M AKING YOUR SELECTION OF PROPERTIES HERE, TO AVOID POSSIBLE DISSAPOINTMENT. Tho Central Roofers Docs Your Roof Leak? tV« paint, stain, rnpalr typos of ronfs. No Job too small or lar«n. F i t k b ; i ' ii u n i j u s P rom pt Survlro k s t jm a t k h f I A . P k i w IflT-W M o u n t, *H PI. l i l t Celery Avc. In All Its Color And Galore A t THE ARMORY K I R K ’S AUTO TOl* SHOP Tuesday, Dec. *29, 1925. . Side Cartalna Beat Cavers CSi U v m ‘ C arpet. l | l l M yrtle. A yr. 1'b a a s 1BO-J . S an lerd ,. F la. Not With Jack Mcridith nnd his ‘Talc O’Dlues" Orchestra The Bund th at pot Sanford dancers “on their feet" playing for you again... You heard-them lust Tuesday and others heard o f them. ' T hey ore the boys with the.**Peprt-and “Go' the Owner." . A nte T o * . Made and lltp n lred , Side CmrtaU. r a r .^ U M ake- ■ -Cara Model Trim Co. / t lo lS * Oaruro U N eat T # B» -IV* T rim tk e Car ,,on« itmmte I T noatrtla w iS T ? ..»* of ?our head^ii1^ ' fw W a th s fJ J ? COMB A N D SE E FOR YOURSELF T EL L OTHERS —~ ■*caa*R mrwuuuwi �sa n fo r d h er a ld , t u Calendar For Past In Standing O f Fighte ORK, Dec. 29— (JP> — * events on t h e -1923 tadar, chronologically tfc ■» follow s:. ' Mew York—Louis (Kid) w featherweight title by knocking out Danny the 9th round, leisco—F irst bouts unling law nre held. .Newark—Mickey WalU Mike McTiguo in houtttst. > New York—Benny Lcosets retirem ent. _ L o s Angeles—Jack mounces retirem ent. -New J aisaion spends Dun- ,_San Diego— Jncic -H a rry Wills files chai. natch with Dempsey, lorrfos Estelle Taylor. -New York—Jam es A. ected ciinirn.nn stats omission. —New York— Charlio icnbere wins world’s fht title wina world* i [nonbalil M artin. UNow York — J a c k laced on ineligible list khictlc Commission. - S t. Paul—Gcno Tunk* IIarry Grcb. [—Philadelphia— Mika |*ins junior lightweight btpolnting S tevo (Kid) Ls'cw York—Stntc AthpiMtun reinstates Mick* t, Mike McTiguo nnd ptnilcc. [—Manila—Pnncho Villa nortd's flyweight title fcver Scncio. j-Ncw York—Sid Terris I Johnny Dundee in final match in old Madison Square Gard­ en. May 22. — W aterbury—Louis (Kid) Kaplan knocks out Stevo (Kid) Sullivan in 6th round. , May 30.—Now York— Paul Bcricnbach win* world's light-heavy­ weight title by outpointing Miko McTiguc. Juno 6.*—New York—Gcno Tunney knocks out Tom Gibbons in 12th round. July 2.—New York—H arry Grob gets decision-over Mickey W alk­ er. H arry Wills knocks out Charlio W cincrt in 2 round. July 13.—New York— Jim m y Goodrich wins lightweight title tournam ent by knocking out Stan­ islaus Loayzn in 2nd. July 14.—San .Francisco—Pan cho Villa dies. July 19.—New Y’ork— Vincent (Pepper) M artin dies. July 23A-New York Charlie (Phil) Itosenbcrg knocks out Eddio Shea iti 4th round in defense of .bantam title.—— Aug. 2.—Los A nicies—Fidel LaBnrba wins American flyweight title by" outpointing Frankie Gen­ ii ro. Aug. 27.—W aterbury — Louis "Kid” Kaplan obtains draw with Babe Herman in defense of feath­ er title. Sept. 21—New York Mickey W alker outpoints Dave Shade in defending welter title. Sept. 20,— Niles, Mich..— H arry Wills and Jack Dempsey sign for H)2G match. Oct. 12.— New York—Paul BerIcnbach knocks outt King Solo­ mon. . Oct. 20— New ark—H arry Wilis knocks out Floyd Johnson in 1st round. Nov. 25.— Ncwnrk — Mickey Walker outpoints Sailor Friedman. Dec. 7.—Buffalo— Rocky Kansas wins world’s lightweight title by outpointing* Jimmy Goodrich. Dec. 11.—*Now \£prk—■ Paul Berlonbnch*outpoints Jnck Delaney in defense of light heavyweight title. Dec. *18. — New York — Louis (Kid) Kaplan outpoints Bdhe H er­ man in defense of feather title. “Young” Stribling May Go Into Ring To Be Champ Some To Fight Delaney Day, Asserts Bride “If lira in your hands to make it o t hrrnk it," ho said. " I f -you agree th a t proselyting is a bad business you jean stop it. If you decide that scouting Is not In the best Interest of the sport.* you can agree among yourselves to discontinue it. If sny of the paid coaching stnffs are too large, it lies in your hands to reduce them. If you are in Agreement that coaching from the sidelines is not in the best inter­ est of the game you can absolute­ ly eliminate It.** Georges C . r ^ n l ^ , ■ J T S S Z bSth of » ! “ .of th.°. Argentina, n n t w .K h*v® bcfn knocked 32eVbyn lhe heavywetght champion, in so-called "batirtln n WnturY•" niay go into moMh,. ' 1' “ln wi,hln «"*«, lege hockey classes in Madison *»tre *’nn*cn yesterday. Jess Firaudae signed for n bout with m McMahon, the garden matchmnkthe heavy Itnlion. “ crf piloted them about find learnin Buenos Aires ed from Mrs. Stribling that: Argentine tr of the gate f'nrnsmttor . “Young Stribling is a wondorful — ----------„ b o r t M i S , ' •» t or t -»»M to fi«M. ho-, MMdWlh PnitwU 1 his name to the fan NEW, YORK—Edouard Maaeart, wmnd U Itn# Mr*, French featherweight, won orf a her marriage to til ,iou1 from C harley Goodman of f.vtu n r two menu been diacbnM. . New York (four rounds). * Joe Click of New York outpoint­ Three years ago, Andrew ed Billy Kennedy of New Orleans (12 rounds). wan, Dm man who 'a u fM PA EL RIVER, Pete Zi- message* to G arda,” la tbs 1 viv, Pittsburgh, bantamweight, hh American War, received boat young Delaney (10 rounds). Distinguished Service Croat. In the New Kid nnd Metal Finish Tho Chinrso dp not bury their dead underground until a “lucky day” comes, the corpses*often be­ ing kept in wooden lioxcs for many days, ns centers of disease infection. .Zy T i n t s . toho»"t hu ? «■J f f A S S 8 S « t oppoent. K P ” * *<£nn*\-.M. hi* Georgia approve of his career. _ . An<i moreover, tho Young Strib. . I ling j,omc wij| ^ in j j ncon j j rs A l c n h n l l a T l i v n i ' i n r l fKriWiP- has seen four fights and 1IUI I S I / l V c r i v U " likrs them. And her husband has Lloyd Shoe Co Into Bootleg Game, i" IL 1“ Declares Bucktifer ,»'™rlh “ <m,y19yc" ” . f And Inst, n blow to boxing foi­ lowers. McMahon was assured that NEW York . Dec. 29.—(Ah- if Stribling became champion be United State-; Attorney Emnrv-H. Would retire. When n chance Itnckn-r. nh,. has padlocked qpinv came for tho boxer to speak, he cabarf. . i, now devoting attention* said modestly: to the diversion of industrial' alet>) "When they made Jack Dempsey hol iutu Ijiuitl,chnrm tds. I guess they broke the mold. I’m ^ . 'li ril.-.y he obtained -10 war­ not a second Jnck Dempsey nnd rants ns start on his*nffttfnaive Pm not posing as any such animal, nv am ; whit he declnVijd dV.*‘New but I think 1 could bent Dempsey York' real rum row". Within n short tin:-’ he had caused the a r­ light now or at any time we should rest of *i\ ne-n and two women, happen to meet." nil connectts| with the Olive T rial­ ing Cemoany, one of the largest nlcnltid drtwturing plants in this WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Dec. count r \ . ^UlM/P) — '•! will be in Palm Mr. Itii.-kn-r was asked whether Reach, possibly all reason etigngtlte g'>\irr-nint had obtained evi­ 1ing h large real estate transact­ dence hv ■fttihli: hing a fake tierfume plan. "I cannot dirruss O u t” ions," declared former Lieut. Onj borne Wood, son of Gen. Ijconnrd ho replied. Am'.rtg those arrested was Miss , Wood, in nn interview at the Royal France, rannhtriei. who is charg­ ; Polnciann Hotel Monday. ed with being an alcohol saleswo­ ]_ “l nm representing several well northern business men who man ard derlr.red as one of the [known large tracts of land here," he hrnnie t (.ersonr, ip the ring. All ii own "Several extensive real csthose arTi'tetl wire released on f added. tale deals necessitate my attention liftiL I may posribly he here through Mr llinkner said that the Olive and the season. 1 nm not here socially Cnmp.nn* v hich was lieenr.ed t >de­ and shall take nature h'lit barrels of nlonhol a the social life,"no particular part in month, ifaerled a steady supply to l>not it ceer* Cooks in London, England, re­ to accept positions unless they The \Wnther Bureau of India fuse are assured that their kitchens issti warnings of danger of sun­ will be wired with a radio exstroke ..r heat apoplexy when the tension from the wireless installa­ Men who follow diving long nre wet hnl!i temperature approaches tion of the family upstairs. S5 degrees Fahrenheit. subject to deafness. A complete stock of these stoves are car­ ried by the following dealers: We Want Your Patronage” Pricn *61* to *143$ At all (balm ) have the new !aytona Shores to their sales force etiins idith the Phone 346-W Credit if you Want It Cash If You Have It. FURNITURE “Quality Merchant dise at prices that » appeal” Phone 216 pies in Sanford now approach a quarter of million dollars within six Wednesday there will be a special excursion bus leaving at nine Sanford forv ‘ brokers and their wives to see Daytona Shotes and re v * * f . . i -r O U just /////// have it warm as toast for th e little fellow 's bath. A Perfection will quickly h ea t the room to a c o m fo r ta b le tem perature. G row n u p s, to o j-in -th e ir bathroom srappreciate Perfections w hen chilly days com e to Florida. Perfections are smokeless and odorless. Q f that you can be absolutely sure. For less than tw o cents an hour they radiate warm th to every corner of the room . D ealers w ill gladly show, you th e new models. Prices range from s6..’5 to *14.25. Y . afternoon. .. 7s • Phone 53 ona 221 East First Street w d firictS'vfPetfKtian (o �THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY. SECTIO N ■ / \ CRYSTAL HEIGHTS LA K E M ARY ELA. LAKE CRYSTAL • a k \ 6 s A / i PARK 1 1 1 1 1 1- © 3 * H' •• * 7 A _* , ' «1 A ^ © ’ e * 1 3 • 3 BV _IE _ - l i - lake So - j r - TR7 T T 7 T 54' z « 1 c 3 S 4 41 Z ; * i* 6 >4 9 to A _ £ i_ IX. 1 ff\ 1 _______ L Sanford Play Ground 3 0 Y O U M A D E M O N EY IN 1925, S T A R T T H E NEW Y E A R RIG H T, M A K E 1926 T H E BAN ­ N ER Y E A R O F Y O U R L I F E - L E T US A D V ISE T H A T YOU MAKE YOUR STA R T H 12 »3 Ik - • • I . — 9 •• So -4 44' /♦ Z 3 — to to •for £4 II ~ • 4 » N 2 5*’ 3 4 s @ *6 7 6 © 14 m »5 So’ - .5 $4 16 —” 6 JU _ -fl- s r - "IT" 7 T A - • » z •« 3 3**1 (4' to 6 7- 0 13 IA 15 It M •• - s*' •• 4 S & _____ IZ ••• to ?9 54 <1 - • «• •• 4 5 6 .7 © 1 ____ 1 — -- -- - ■ ■ 9 «• •4 AVE. SE M IN O LE ~l4~" "5T" 1 - 3 VIEW ® 7 to !? 9 “IT" •XT” ir ? r “T T “3* z 2. 5 4 LAKE a » >| 6 .7 — t 7 *>» i f T T ~TV~ m © © u 5 4 3 M M T T 0 4 H „ IZ 13 •• •4 14 .*4 •4^ 15 • 16 M fa 2> —. U i *•9-4- t_/i. — it i — 5 j l L. -A IL .— — 6 ** Wednesday, December 30th 10:30 of the first unit of Crystal Heights on Crystal Lake, the other units will follow in front on a wide boulevard that will run the length of this development and aroun miles in length. _______ ______________ ________ If you want to make money and make it quick, invest in Crystal Heights. If y o u ; will find just w hat you Want at Crystal Heights. looking for a home site yoil A LL L O T S SO LD W ITH L A K E P R IV IL E G E S .. Remember the Time and Date Tomorrow W ED NESD AY, DEC. 30th 10:310 A . ________ _____________E A S Y T E R MS 'R F F BAND C O N C E R T In Gold W ill Be Given Aw ay ALLEN & BRENT HOM E OFFICE:.! 16 East Second St.*, Sanford, Fla $ Q A A t D C M �*1 Sf-vS •rt*/! arj.Tf KSDAY, D E C 29. 1925. . • y *ttym in Band hes bctn of. h* 1,0 ,OCk Vt n«< ’fvcnt/m days, in wb«n perfectly N. Y. GIANTS INVADE STATE C«Uin lu impose WEST PALM BEACH, FLAJ d forest* still env- lyArray OrdnanceGorps .rtartbRjftnw,, 2ft -•, . ^ . ft* _ >*3new, T tV Winc. exh5bU **• Wstf . • '?b ~ * £ f ^ i i * « that two i0 ,|d carloada il r* V?nn nK ho2-' have started 11 2S8^-J?r®h,!0 /Sf,t I«m ? rIav'y* raS •’ o « d Che*- against tonight in the annual . Gen. John 'I* Hines, f Hold Annual Fair IP a velocity of posiblc Vertleot with vls- Growth In Nation I,1 , n i. * j forest l a n J l it Uie‘ eoantry, ’ ha ftates, adding th at private owners cannot be expected to handle their properties to meet the public in­ terest unless the business la pro­ fitable. “The following conclusions," Professor Fairchild says, are now generally accepted: , "Special favors to forrset own­ ers are not the solution. "The revenue:* of the ststes, rountles, towns, etc., must not bo impaired. "Taxnlion must not bo an ob­ stacle in the way of far-sighted in­ vestment in forestry." He concludes by advocating tax­ ation based on income or yield. •V * a«U i KANSAS CITY, Dec. 29ir-C fflT“1l? vrort!l3, and ©them. For o£T™ lfth9 • of the estimated 800,000 ‘acres of forests of the Jfntonal pens*have been secured United State:* arc leveled and con­ through the fine co-operation of sumption is surpassing' growth of i w L r T w V of the Orlando Sub- the remaining • trees four times, :VvP|l«: .-^'owinter‘Fair. The cn- says Professor Fred It. Fairchild l o University. 7n/ :L ‘a,\l>r0Wn t° 8uch an «* ? f/U In n p a rrr prepared for tho con­ lhcr° l" no timo to get additional pen-* f rom t j,e manu. vention of the American Associa­ Tho re*u*ar poultry tion for Advancement of Science, trailding has been augmented by here December 28 to January 2, tho ia*0(meCUrinK ,of an additional professor, who will head the in­ luarif feet of spate and vestigation provided by the ClarkeMcNary Forestry Act, dwell:* upon taxation as particularly pertim nt. In this regard ho advocates the worltls deepest well is at I^itrnbe Penn., and is one and a substitution of the principle of “income or yield for capital value half miles deep. On liberal commission ns the basis of taxation." "Any enterprise may be handi­ . basis, Mammoth tusks 60,000 yearn old weighing a ion were recently sold capped or destroyed by excessive in England. or discriminatory taxation," he de­ Phone 249 clares. "Forestry is peculiarly sen­ Tho Bnkarfcanj cyclone of 1870 from the Ray of Bengal brought sitive to . taxation, and fir.da the Our sub-division la undergo­ (a a prescription for so much rain th a t the loss of life general property tnx most burden­ from drowning was 100,00 in six some. Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, ing moat substantial develop­ V hours. “In forestry, the major income Bilious Fever and Malaria ment* and advertising.It kills the germa. may nppenr only onco in every Lticnl anti-barbcTry laws were Tho annual ismi I in Franco ns early ns ICfitt. fifty or sixty years. to Common barberry was com­ pletely eradicated from Denmark in llion, since which time no black stem rust in wheat has been no­ ticed there. DELAND, Fla., Dec. 29.—With the Voluala County Fair a t DoL afid.but four week:* away preaolving the • parntlons for handling the krowda against air- thkt will undoubtedly be there are irdnanca dc- being made. Chief of - police ig the devcl- Montrcvillc Is lining up a big squad ant of still of uniformed and . plaln-clothe* men so th at the usual order will itnat airc ra ft be maintained. The Boy Scoots, proved and who performed a very useful borfurther vice last year In acting as guides, b, reosoi will again bo on tho Job. B the gr The raceiracK and free exhibition he a ir ’■entice. and it la t we devcBp ground de­ platform In fro n t -of the gaandns to ovotdStying our air- stnnd will have some additional m to the defense of local- g iin t reflectors plnced a t advan­ tageous pollutions, so that the even­ inrt hlstor i^R itea.” improvemt ta iftade rcc- ing's performance will bo Just hls and oth r lines of ord- about the some ns the daylight ,rc "real,’* IcncTal Hines performance. I are in no lonltion to unTlie DeLand Band will occupy fce raanufa lure of a aUt- the platform Ih front of the grand­ f theso Imj «ved wcopohs stand and concerts will be given outbreak u ’ war. throughout the day. T h e 'Iln rry [ill wo be i .any auchj>olil wo man facturo suifi- m m " and a semi-automatic ehort ntitica to p rm it adequate range shoulder rifle had been worked out for the infantry. A new Infnntry qiortar, 76-mm, of g reat range nnd ' accuracy had boen produced to replace the wnr time Stoea m ortars. Among new artillery, General Hines not­ In rcrmtti* rnrnl districts in Nor­ J reserves and expressed ed a 76-mm pack howitzer which date- (nthfOTtlon w ith the "doubles the range of the peresnt way the bride dons tho nntive General S taff ayatem. Ho mountain gun," and n . 105-min dress .if hvr district and rides to the jolat urmy-navy howitzer, n type never before pro­ rt In Hawaiian Waters had vided for the American a rm y .___ church ceremony on u pony. ho greateet Value in trainlc from .the disclosure of ics in the defensive system ilands, and’ urged th at Could Better Fertilizer He Made We made available for furthWould Make It. ’ njxrratlons as well as for Leuvera oX fcho F irst, SecSIMON PU R E and GEM BRANDS [T hfrd regular divisions "Time Tried nnd Crop Tested.” . f ir s t Cavalry Division a t k possible in conjunction N ew PRICE LIST of regular brands just issued. Get iNtftlonal Guard and Orsame before placing order. Send orders now for future Icaorvea." .* requirem ents, save delays and lie ready whom fertilizer big sm all arm s and artilHoticd In pilot types since Is needed. Transportation is duw ami may be worse. hit not yet given adequate Q ualltr First Fair Prlrr, I*r u m p I Nh l p mr i L t* " .n n n m ! I f > n » ., sts," iucnerai Hines saidl li-automntjci aliftrt range li-suloinaties to ‘'increns*} Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida sly the fire power of rifle- c d N N & t Y * SONS Hail, Pentland and AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES *7 , .*%'_■ i W^ _ j?* " 1 ,%*f ^ Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, Went Pnlm Bench, Daytona Bench. CENTRAL FLORIDA dFFICE • 017-318 First Nntionnl Bank Bldg. •• f| Sanford, Florida. S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER S E. 0. P A I N M FERTILIZER <X) j Highest Quality . >’ You *don’t have to w ait for Sanford to grow up [‘ IDEAL BRANDS have led the State for th irty years. Order early affil > avoid delnys caused by.congested,frqight cumlitiops. i SERVICE ORGANIZATION AVAILABLE TO t r s -< A h -a . yE(HCTADfcE<jR t * o w rei0 i * I • 4 CITY THAT HAS ATTAINED THE FRONT RANK OF IMPORTANCE AS A COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL AND RESORT CENTER OFFERING, THE YEAR-ROUND ACTIVITY—IN SHORT SANFORD IS ACKNOW­ LEDGED AS THE FASTEST GROWING SPOT'IN THE STATE, A CITY Wilson SrToomer Fertilizer Company M ANUFACTURERS OF IDEA L FERTILIZERS Jacksonville, Florida PAUL Rj FORBES, Mgr., Sanford Branch. RICH IN OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE SEEKING I N V E S T M E N T WHERE RAPIDLY ENHANCING VALUES INSURE EARLY PROFIT. * fjl m •“ l . ' X --* ~t „T ‘r • 1* X * T» g , * ,■ •' * PROFIT— * ■: ** »W m BEAUTY AND UTILITY ARE COMBINED IN DURID PARK IN AN EXCEPTIONAL MANNER, MAKING ■ IT UNIQUE AMONG THE GREATER SANFORD DEVELOPMENTS, YOU’LL AGREE UPON IN­ V, , Many investors have, already realized a profit on th6lr original investm ent jn Sanford Grove. -Price increase has assured them of a profit of 10% on tho purchase price of their~homesltefl-------- Another of the sam e amount is due within the next few d q y s., Be sure that you are one of the many to have a profit-sharing homesitc. * .* **J ■l n » •*•:,**.*. *-** «■, . - J* • • ■ M * THE PRICES ON ALL HQMESITES • WILL -POSITIVELY BE INCREAS* ____ ______ _ . - —a a _ - Am r T ED 10% ON JA N U A R Y 6TH. •J * -v i-'- SPECTION, THAT HERE IS A GLO RIOUS PLACE TO LIVE. YOUR GOLDEN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED IN THE SECOND (UNIT TO BE PLACED ON THE MARKET AT AN EARLY DATE. A C T T O D A Y AND SECURE SOME OF THE MOST DESIR­ ABLE SITES -. If- • '• •• lit : W '■■ ■ » ' u i O S h A . ;i S a n f o r d , G r o v e , Inc. . . BART NA^ON. Snlea Directpr Phono 249 First N a t’l Bank Bldg. ■! ’ ( 4 A ■* ' i .,* • H - - m B R r r r - C H m tN D E N REALTY - - • •*:>•-«? ";-V mm <4 L c o m pa n y , dev elo pers ■ >i-i 'j ■ ‘ -si |T< - 1 (L* 1 I | n|’ '.J . irAAK t n*ig .m,*5 rt*.,. * i e f liA 1 'y V r a m ,r •\ '-■“ V 1.1 V, & 1 A m ost desirous home-spot "AMID MAJESTIC PINES" :•* . * “*-r • '. f SANFORD ISN’T A “PROJECT” OR A DREAM CITY AWAITING THE . f: ... MORROW TO RRING IT INTO REALITY — ITS AN ESTABLISHED' w i ** We offer to the vcgetalilo growers of Florida, through our subsidiary, Florida Agricultural Supply Company, the services of I)r. M. D. Leonard, ‘ an Entomologist and Plant Pathologist o f high repute. If troubles arise In the field, tell us about them and wo will give you the most up-to-date meth­ od of contrail Our price list No. 29 will be‘sent.upon request. i i f. . \i 1 1 1 m �S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , D E C . 2 9 .J 9 2 5 py n s * 1,1, BONDS LOANS A nnouncem nts for 1926 • lowing are a f< the Realtor's obliwtj! Opening or Second Section of Fort Mellon— SANFORD'S RESIDEN TIA L MASTERPIECE prices decidedly low— reservations now being ac­ cepted. ** *m K SECTION TWO Beautiful new * • v‘ ", >. homes— Spanish Bungalows and Ensliah Colonials— Commodious and indiYifa now on sale. Improvements will be installed as duality supreme, Start the New Year right by buying one of the best homes in ihe BEST CITY IN FLO RIDA— SA N FO R D . soon a s m aterials can be assem bled. Among our offerings o f Business Property and acreage unusual values are found. BUY NOW! A five-room San Lanta combines home atm osphere w ith con * * i * » *? ~ dock Dungaiow w un Dam anu aii m od­ ern improvements at corner of Palm etto and Central. ^ stantly onhancing value. Magnolia A t Second Knight & M acNeill INVESTMENTS LOANS Sales A gents Phone 48 Lot 70x120. South and East exposure. Price lower than any other home of its kind in the city. Terms State! It is the best city in which to live and has the best people on earth. See— ARTICLE ARTICLP*# linent facte ft to S ? that in o S g g m isrepresenU tioT ARTICLE 25-1^-^ be higher than ARTICLE 29—Under perty in his charge to ARTICLE 35—No injt relieves the Realtor fr of ethics. Violation of the Cot his Board and deprives nection with his busina Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only 82,600 00, 8600 down. Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, 82,625, with easy terms. REALTORS ARTICLE 21—it Lit fraud, m is r e p r e J , esU te transacts 1 ARTICLE without exaggerS * representation. “ for which party heitM more than one party 4 ties to the transaction.' S A N F O R D has the best year ’round climate in the Four lots on W est Third Street. $1,500.00 each. ARTICLE 17—Who, Realtor should n o t2 made for the own^J ARTICLE 26—AW easy. Ready to occupy. Some Rare Bargains In Lots ARTICLE IS—1„ himself to be fair t?i he represents and THE HOWARD CORPORATION CONSULT A Paving paid in full. Masonic Bldg, REALTORS Phone 72 Three lota on Palm etto Ave. 86,000.00, with good terms. McCALL & FOX Sales A gents For T h e Firm Substantial LO C H -A R B O R 113*/2 Magnolia Ave, A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills Phone 745 f Salta Fort*: It. G. Fox. G. E. McCall. R. L. Shipp, 187 Acres, 15 In Grove, 10 acres cleared, balance In beautiful pines. T his would make a fine subdivision as it Is near present Corporate lim its. Price and terms reasonable. 1, 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500.00 including crop. 13.7 Acres, 5 filed and in celery. 609 ft. facing Sanford A venue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. E asy term s. 5 Acres, nice 6 room cottage, 3 Vi in celery, 1 other crops. including equipm ent, $8,000.00. Good term s. Price ^ L. T. WtTAX d . n. chav A. W. nAIU K. WAUI) JEAX w* W«nl to hdp ran W entire i«rttce »t Oil 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, w ith all equipment. For price, term s, etc., see us. \ Sr~ . FOR A SHORTTIME RIFICE: \ I f You W ant A 1,000 Acres, $60.00 per acre. Happy and Prosperous New Year Phone 88 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre Buy th ese reasonable offerings in a section whero progress and profit aro certain. 219 Meisch Building t$ ^ 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. One corner lot in Park V iew on Oak Avenue, $800. » » v Also one inside lot adjacent, $700. Seminole If you are looking around for a house th a t you w ant to call home, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is, let us show you the most at­ tractive home w e have for sale. Four strips of fourteen lots each, in W oodruff sub­ division a t $550 a lot. A snug, attractive modern four-room houso with garago on Sanford Avenue, $4,500. THRASHER & GARNER 221 Meisch Building. 112 Park Avenuo Phono 682W 711 Palm etto A venue — Prices and Term s R ig h t A creage, B usiness, W arehouse and R esidential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. I.—2 E.room flat., with bath,.facing Kaat on Myrtle, between 10th and H th streets, 50x117, double Kitrage. $10,000. f4.l00 cash. Now leased to Dec. 1326 at $00 per month. 2.—100 ft. to 150 ft. facin g B a st on S a n ­ ford A venue betw een lo th an d 11th S treets. $150 p e r foot. T erm s reaso n ab le. 3 —16 so re celery fa rm —7 a c re s tile d —In B u re k s-H sm m e c h . P ric e $ 10,000 -$ 1009 essh . l and 2 y e a rs on balance. I.—L ot iOxUT. fa c in g B eat on S an fo rd Avenue. P rlo e $12,000. $1,000 cash . I, 2. 2 years. • i PA U L LAKE— Realtor Telephone 714- -----------Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg, Salesm an— E. T. Moore DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 IF Y O U BU Y RIGHT SELLING IS E A SY One L ot Beyna V ista $800,00 Terms. One Lot Ft. Mellon LAWTON WILL BELL TO YOU OR FOR YOU AND J -V \ ' GIVE YOU QUICK ACTION ■-Y1!* ; AN EXAMPLE OF VALUE OFFERING , rv $ 2, 000.00 • . ■ AMID MAJESTIC PINES' Two-story house of attractive design splendidly con■tructed on lot 60x124. Contains large living room w ith fireplace, dining room and kitchen and three .chambers w ith bathroom and plenty of closet room. Electricity and city water. *. / y/ Price, $6,850. Cash required, $2,850. BAST NASON, SALES DIRECTOR Telephone 240, F irst N at’l Bank Bldg * • . Terms. One Lot New Smyrna Beach $1,500.00 Terms. 1 5-Room House w ith bath'and g Corner F irst and Holly $10,600.00 • Terms. PtoM T41 203-206 Meisch Beautiful Home Site Fine Lake For Boating and Fishing Price Attractive R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real E state and Investm ents One in San LantaJ Ono in Rose Court One in Ft. Mellon, . • The Substantial R ealtor 12-14 O arner-W oodruff Bldg, • ... O'- V S.W . BRADFORD ... REALTOR MUaag Theater Bid WAWMIOCSB BANPOBD ATI n B A B T IF lh < BLOCK OF S3 �▼ ' *1 ■ TOEaANFOKD HERALD, TUBSPAT, PEC. 19. 1923. fl | ’ij j f i ^m - ' M Y T*V L which point out Jpstate, L Realtor pledges [to the owner whom L would his own. We have a real live client who wants several small acreage tracts suitable for development; lakefront and L of property, a fit on expenditure tent.1* the public again st ection w ith a real Erdelimlfl0ntageespecial- tolely on it* m erit ion or m isleading ’ . BUSINESS PROPERTY Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. Cash payment cannot ex­ ceed 20' .0with interest payable annually . ascertain all per:cepta th e agency exaggeration and One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. This client is not interest­ ed property exceed­ ing $/oU.0() in city limits of Sanford or $350.00 outside o f same. should not iuld make it~clear ompensation from onsent o f all par- (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 f t deep at $150.00 per front fo o t N S• Dr permit any pro­ m-poses. Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. idient or custom er observe th is codo Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 f t deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. % o expulsion from d Realtor in con- ?tl*soaic Jcmpie Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension ACT NOW SELL OR 2 0 2 FIRST 5T. PH ONE 7 7 $ • S A N F Q & p - /= £ 214 East First Street R. C TISDALE, Jr. Sanford, Florida Inquire Re-Sales Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT cm onon V tw . r- . . Sanford Office 336-38 Heisch Bldg. Bithlo Office Fifth Are __ ____ H. A unto POItTKIl B. PITTB O. II. IT R N IT nO H J. p. T i i u n n o N o One Lot M agnolia Heights^—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five roqm house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. il* purpose pines o u r Phone 490-W AT A SAC R.C. TISDALE, JR. REALTOR Real Estate Investment Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Building 50, 75 or 125 feet— First Street E x­ Croat foot, foot. tension, fronting on Seminole Boule­ WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINEHURST, BU EN A VISTA, vard and Lake Monroe. At a very attractive price. SAN LANTA AN D CITY PROPERTY. One comer Lot, 96x105 on Union and * and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ I Turn Property Quick L et me try yours OSCAR R. BROOKS . “The Lot K ing” Realtor •V- *. * . •*•’' SOS Flrat National Bank Bids. low the market. I’m , >v;V REALTOR f, • , ^ ■ , » , ■• • Brumley-Puleston Bldg Phone 751 '• i.\ v • * / . 210 East First Street p a r t cleared. Ask us Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building Phone 708-709 «i At .ii.- ja ii" about i t V PhonfeT lA Nothing better in Sanford for an investm ent REALTORS 53 Acres Celery L a n d , , 108 feet front 77 feet deep at W.P. CARTER REALTOR 230 Melfch Bldg; r im J U L �u » tn F or Acreage, as Lc&ion’s Mascot la Dead Property. Lot,, ' WHY RENT’" ' v- * f® with 3 50x150* ft r 'J- -'J: Lot ?, Block 7, M ellonville A ve., $4,000 Lot 9, Block ,6, E lliott A venue, teaM cn T E xn oau re.... , .....Z $4,200 Lot 10, Block tf E lliott A venue, E astern Exposure .;.... .......$4,200 ' t ‘*r buy a farm HOU SES FO R SA LE [!«4from ntrtfdepot, e ed ;& '^ ?2.6m " o 4 Roorrtn nncl Bath, ju st off Second S t $5,000. Caflh $1,250. Price ‘ 4 Rooms and Bath on F ifth Street. Price $5,000. * TERMS Cash $1,000. BeuuCiful Residence on Central Avenue. For Sale until Dee. 2 lift; 5 acr, 3 n*ar town u ft. railroad frontage. Ideal for 1warehouse *5 Pirice $30,000. Terms. • JT + ‘ 1 t>m£ Price Re-Sales Dept. 214 E. FIRST ST. Phone 463. 108 E . Second St FLETCHER-RULGIiR REALTY CO. Phone 74G 113'/i Magnolia Ave, W ONDERFUL HOME SITE HOMES—LOTS—-FABM3 ACREAGE About fivf* acres on a lake, ju st outside city lim its. This is o p e 'o f the best locations in Florida for a beautiful home. On this pro­ perty there is now a smnll house, w ith au­ tom atic water- system , bath room, electric lig h ts and telephone. W W nnnBnM BW W BBW BBBW nnpiIW UBnnwnnnwnBnnBM BBBMBW BM W Bjj Christmas and N ew Year’s O ffering ® Anyone wnnting an ideal settin g for a home should see this piece of property. Price $8,500. Terms may be arranged. REAL ESTATE We arc going to o ffer a ’ few lots on our development ■ which is nearly completed a t pre-development prices, J for n lim ited period,- on very attractive term s as 5 follow s: L 1 •< 1 J > \ • 1\ INVESTM ENTS K ARL J. SCH ULTZ S A V E and T H R IV E 1st Natlohnl Bank Bldg. Phone 744. TERM S: FIRST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for 30 m onths thereafter, w hich takes care of all interest charges. * COLCLOUGH REALTY CO* General Insurer 311 F irst National Ilink Illdf. Sanford, Fla. Telephone TI THIS O FFER CLOSES JA N U A R Y 1st, 1926 FR EE— TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. EARNING MONEY OUT OF SCHOOL FR EE—“-REFRESHM ENTS DINING ROOM. A. vacation that is all play and no "pay” *’ won’t get you anywhere, boys. A T ‘ CRYSTAL See Our Salesm en - AT. M i i ' i • Earn some money of your own Ibis Hum­ mer and make a sturt toward a mnn’s-aize •vghank*«ccopnt.ii'»nKr; i 1 ..... N A T IO N A L 85 acres fin est - trucking land in cou per acre ........ .................................... «o0 Real E sta te W. F. HOLBORN, Sales M anager FIRST A partm ent house site on the Corner of' and Palm etto Sts. considerably under m arket. Lot in San Lanta on Sanford Ave. for a sale. Price ....... ................. .............’ m AJ ^ERTfSIJMENTS T FLL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE o f-B U S IN E S S IS ,DOING FOR YOU. HObitY • Z' T O D A Y ’S BESTBUY^ ‘9 !'fl V'\ - '( 11 LAKE *: t- ' OW NER LEAVING COUNJR OFFERS BARGAIN 120 ACRES AT 5100 PER ACM - ' f » rft 108 Magnolia A venue BANK Phone 117 % Oply 2 m iles north of Enterpn^ This is fin e land and a bargain fW * ‘ *' Just off First Street on South Park— One oT ' ' ‘‘ J BRYANT & -HATHAWAY r , x.},v • j the best locations in Sanford, now occupied by Routh’s Delicatessen. N um ber 6 Ball Building, Opposite F<J O ffice, Sanford, Florik Our client has n three-year lease conimenc 20 'Yarn's E xperience With Florida ing Jan. 1, 192G, which we offer for sale. In .extending the above •oft e ? two Weeks from Dec. 15th we have already sold1 about one-half of this group. P A C K A R D R E A L T Y CO 209 Magnolia Arc, w-tp join our N ew Year s EV e revel — to UHher in 1926 am idst fun, frolic, festiv ity and the light J otC o h F .A re you’ll , find food of tho best; music and en­ tertainers offering the utm ost in. enjoym ent, good comnjnndorle unre­ strained yet never unre­ fin e d -fa v o r s , frivolity, fashion, good fellowship. Dinner at 8 O’clock ■# * * Phone 231 We still have a few choice lots le ft at this bargain price., * H f' It AP T O G E T H E R A F E W JIOI.I.AIIS, I N V E S T T H E M A N D M A K E GOOD R E T U R N S tl . A o rta c r lt T T Inml on llr n r d a ll A i r . •n rtlllrr. N in e nerru lllr d , a t a THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SUP, The gift oi ible assure^ depended, for th<? Wl or dnughtK pear to W Chriatnai.l ible. P IL O T 108 Magnolia A ve. Phone 117 40 A c re * c e le r y laud un llrn rila ll Ave.. In clu d in g equip m ent, ctr., line at Ik e rnre b a rg a in * tknt a r e l e d , See un. I . E T . t H H A V E Y O U R L IS T IN G # A N D S E E US P O I t IIA tt- Masonic Bldg BRO W N R E A L T Y CO M PA N Y D ancing from 9:30 REAL ESTATE A N D INVESTMENTS iLiuThe Seminole Synco(>a>fin tors, an eight-piece or•/ cheatva, will serenade, f Reaervutious $2.50 per • r . v cover. Make table res^ v ^ v a t ip n a now for coup* foursomes, or parties by • telephone, letter or Ncjv House Palm etto A ve* all new furnished. Good term s .:............... $10,509 Lot 64x117 Cypress A ve., o ff Celery A venue ■»**••••••**J*•■«•****•*•••«••••••••••>•**• . * ! L ot In M ayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good term s • •••> * » * * • a a a * ** ■mm Two Lots Oak and C e n ^ l A ve. 216 E, Second .Street jitW-lon, price- per 575 fe e t frontage on Wes jT^cree of land, ten acres In fine groro borders nice t frontji,e on ..m e the W b e A biV Two lota corner thirteenth and Palmetto, 114x117,' ..; | 7J VP'laaajui. !»*-. J.. ‘ .. . **m‘ —*JL7. * ? ’ •„ * * hundred twenty . ,n. Btty by ono hnndred S u m 1O r \ ^ n hJxbway. u 7-pHco ? 0T>n?e fron Orlando each, *twe terraaon each lot! on. | i (o Warner, Mgr. i t ^ ftowta, a f..IIt s s R s v J a ... . .'.!!*rS, , •. , ....... . ▼1m9 iv U mUeB jrom .Sanford, quick Puleston Sanford, gWpn and will pay.you tp InreatlBfte. C property the absolutely W est Afreet, and velop i t See me at one sale price will likely b< w day. 1 �■■■KSWfr-X V'p TOE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1925, 1— Announcements fpetty HeraM ). RATES In Advaac* vlil ba rapatrons aad immediately ” ____ 16c a Hue . 8c a line . 7c a Una . 5c a Uaa , Type doubt* above | rates are for eon* Jtlone. Iof average length la line. ■ | charge of 80 for 1 0 _ F o r Rent, Rooms AUCTIONEER FOR RENT: lx*,!,, f ront room, WE SELL lots and subdlvlaions at puhllc ruction. Lafe Burger, Ca” *49-J bMh ,0 **nt,*rni* onl>' Room 6, Rock Bldg, Orlando, Fla. FOR RENT: Hereon, to gentleman. 616 W. i n st. 3— Autos, Rent AUTOfl FOR HIRB ■ A G f£ AUTO SERVICE Day fit ntgh t Meets all trains. Bar­ rage transfer. Phone 661 and 6S-W REEL * SONB — Ton Drive I t . Myrtle and 2nd S t at I t R. 13— For Rent, Office, Stores space in location. Phone 727. 14-^For Sale, Acreage 5— Autos, Sale FOR SALE: Star sport model tour­ ing car. Will trade for Ford coupe. Box 21, Route A. Icing Is restricted Deification, i |e made The San.will be responsible . DEPENDABLE USED CARS [incorrect Insertion, for subeaqoant 1924 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ office should be dition. v Italy is ease of 1924 Dodge touring cay., / *»* 1923 Dodge coupe, A-1 condition. [VBRTldBRS 1923 Ford coupe, many extras. preset)tatlve thor1923 Light Ford truck. ilUr with Mfat*s, 1922 Ford roadster, special. ilficatioD will information, ey will sMlctyou I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS lyour want adl to effectivePhan* 3 Oak and 2nd St. NOTICK should give their itofflee address aa phone number if G— Business Opportunities ulta. About one C thousand has a PERMANENT WAV1NO: Hava it tha othara cant don* the “Nestle ‘■Way." Satis­ [with you unless faction guaranteed. Special prices address. Until. December 25. Apply at onoe »nce MUST be for appointment Mia* Virginia at The San^(Itce or bv let- Long, Over Mobley's Drug Store. discontinaan7—Business Service # ompL~ E fficient Hardwood floor scraping and rive. rescraping a specialty. W. L. Rein­ hardt, City Tourist Camp, Sanford, Fla. ATTENTION! DAYTONA d e i -and f a r m s Acreage Adjoining Daytona Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of *< 5 and 10 Acre Tracts or Entire Sections 1150 Per Acre end UP BARRY E. I'RETTTMAN (Incorporated) 113 South Perk Avenue Phone 632- W. ■SI esu *;!.— Sale, Hcoi E sta te 21—Sale, Real Estate 32—Typewriter*, Suppptie* BUILDERS MATEBIAL SEWING MACHINE for rent. 316 Oak Avenue. REMINGTON Portable four-bank Typewriters, “the king of port­ ables. 160. Barret Portable Adding Maehlnea. Can't be beat Seminole Prlntery, Phone 93. Welakn Bldg. GROWERS SUPPLIES LOT IN BANFORD HEIGHTS 60x154 52250 Desirable Terms FOR BALE: By owner, excellent apartment alte corner of Park Ave. .and Highland S t Sixe 70x100. Price 63500,00. 61600 cash, balance term*.. This is the cheapest lot in this locality. See E. F. Mench, 211 Laurel Ave. 5 TO 10 ACRES of land, suitable for vegetables or fruit with buildlnga. On or near highway, near Sanford. State pries. ROBE COURT LOT 70x154. Only |360 cash PRICE $2250 33— Wanted WANTED: Private room for gen­ tleman. Location, price. Address 20 ACRES facing Lake Mary San­ 3 care Herald. HOUBE- -4 ROOMS'AND BATH ford, Fla., for sale or exchange Tenth .Street for Southern California. Write ‘ ONE COOK, must havo good refPRICE 64000 Pownnll A Stone, Banning, Callerenccs. Apply Mr*. M. B. HutCaxh 51000— Balance easy f oral a. ____ __ | ton, No. 3, Welaka Apartments. terms. WATER FRONT PROPERTY , WANTED TO BUY: Long lelf HOUSE—5 ROOMS AND BATH Riverfront or lakefront property round timber from 100,000 ft. Second Street not leas than 100 ft, frontage. Must Up. must be high land Umber for PRICE 55250 be able xnw mill purposes. m im e... T, T w . Patter, to be reached by truck.' saw Cash 51260—Good terms Ol) Give owcat price and terms for son, Maitland. balance. immediate s a t e . -------------------------CITY REALTY CO. i WANT work or change of pesiHOUSE—6 ROOMS AND BATH “ 7 Ball BMg. tion? White only. Northern Star W. 3rd Street. Has two entran­ Employment Bureau. 30 E. Church ces and can be used as two FOR SALE: At South Sanford St., Orlando, Fla. "mull apartments. ’ (Glndervllle) new 3 room bung-1 PRICE 56000 ! alow, 2 porches, also small cot- ' 34— Wanted Help, Female fash 51600. Balance easy tage and one building lot, lixe of terms. I lota 70x133, caah or terms. M. C. WANTED —Counter girls and counter boys; alio dishwasher. Aipinwall, owner. ery Desirable Lu-Beth Cafeteria. ] FOR SALE: One lot facing French LOT IN SAN LANTA I Avenue and one facing Laurel 'On Valencia Drive 35— Wanted Help, Male j Avenue within half block of Youngi Valencia Drive i Subdivision, for 6L600 each. Good PRICE 52360 CASH SALESMAN terms for quick tale. Address W. We 'have a good opportunity to H. B. P. O. Box No. 431, Sanford. offer real estate salesman. One PINEHURST LOT 62x128 who is familiar with tho greater 2 4 .— L a st, Found PRICE 52000 Sanford district preferred. 5650. Balance terms. SANFORD GfcOVE. Inc. IX)ST—Masonic watch charm and chain at Country Club. Leave at 607 lit. Nitl’I. Bank Hldg.Phone 249 Herald office. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION LOST: One pair green pointed W ANTED:Steady, relinble man for 315 First N a t l Bank Bldg. night wntehman. Apply ut Shinbust oars and locks. Reward if Phone 713 returned to R. W. Losslng, Sanford hoi.er’s Mill., corner Commercial nnd Maple Ave. __ ____ 001 W. 3rd Street. CEMENT LIME PLASTER Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU CHASE & CO. Phone 536 G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorating • PHONE 303 , Tires and Tubes icatlons 57 Barber od barber 1welcome. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with* out maals. Reasonable ret**. Llncdln Hotel. tlO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything T If #0 advertise Is the Gaines villa Bun. Ga.,) LEDGER — COLUMBUS (Ga.,) fi***ifi*a ads have the largest N W fg g circulation in Southwestern Geor­ The annual meeting of the stock­ gia. RaU 8c (6-word line) line. eanta a word lo t *t« coneecutlre holders of tha Osceola Cypreu TAMPA'DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Company, will be held at the ofFla. Thousands read the claa- 'ice of the Company, Osceola, SemTO BEACH HUTEM elfled page# of Florida's Gieal nole County, Florida, on Thursday, Florid* real aetata advertise t» Homs Deny, rates 2 cenU a word. fanuary 21st, 1926, at ten a. m. the S t Peter*hor* Tbaae. On* erti Minimum 26c, caeh With order. (Signed) J. A. REDPATH, Secretary. s taffies DEVOE’S . Paints, Varnishes and Stains Ball Hardware Co. ACREAGEBUSINESS HOMES 7J / ^ 6 IN V IT E CiE C H A N C E T P L > Y Q O HAYENT i t 's r - OIVE ME Hl*» A T H IS O F F IC E J t h U N T IL . NU M e»E « <— and 1 -h i h o r - <r^ i KOKO I 7 C .- & O T H E 'S N O T m k >1 a A w t o clock T* Y O U M E /K N T O IF ^ » H E E V E R f in d ^ o u t h e »V A FAKE C O U N T t 'M ^ O N H A t > P E N O S O M E T I M E »N a, h o w t a l L \ . l l i l i / I luli'l IWnlillllV Phone 8 i TO LO H E R THACT T E L L . M E THACT H t* P H O N E YOU TO LD TOUR v" T N U P n o e R 'w o z W IFE'TH A T D U Q *N V /U Z A, COUNT* Incorporatad — h a m * r o t t e n __ I* T. WHTAN B *. URAT A. wr. RAM K WARD JBAN MR& BELLI CICCK w v. ir m n u n n. A. KINO # p o itT in n. r m o o n.B T SN rrno* J P.TJTCNMOND 410-411*411 First National Bank R tff. I'hone 490-W. T’ nadlator. Body, Ftndara. Itnnnln* Board, llapatrlng Wa 8paclallaa In Wrack# Sanford Radiator and Body Work* Badlatara, Lampa aad Faodara All Automobile H aul Part# • Welding, Braalng and Boldaiiag Wark O u ra a ta a l la ***----Md Waal Baaaad ta a a l — » * Pnnlavd, riavMn W. H. LONG Porter E. Pitts I1BAI. E IT 4 T 1 410-411-41* 1*1 VtnPL Bank Phona 4M-W Haaford tl.prM .ntln* V. V. wl Beal V ital* Broker A BARGAIN 1 2 Lota, Oak H U , $700.< each. $200.00 caah, be ance monthly. 8 Lota on Mag Franklin. Under ket. V c iU le /.R u i( lty C o Bv GEORGE McMANUS UP FATHER w. v. w h e e l e r ! Realtor LOST: Pocket book containing HELP WANTED: First ctAlia elec­ At prir«x that are right trician. Apply now Ice plant. small sum of money and wed* ding ring. Reward. Return to 2(W WANTED: Experienced battery ' Pan Am and Standard Gaa ana E. 5th Street. Oils man. one capable of handling general uuto electric service pre“Vecdol Oils” LOST Black suit cn»e on Cclrry ferred. Address W. I). care Her­ , Hl’Y DIRECT FROM OWNERB Ave. Contains book on People. 1ald. Klrrtrlc Irons Rank, Red Level, Ala. Return to HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Radio Buppllra Herald office and receive reward. ati—-W anted. M lim tlu n Mule Estimates given. Superior workFOR SALE: Gas stove. t»0‘J l.«uenls mamhip. W. L. Renhardt A Co., 1492 A. SANFORD SUB-DIVIS- i rel Ave. RING’S FILLING O n .’Delivery, Orlando. ______ isoriea 17—For Sale, Houses I ION ACREAGE WILL D IV ID E -------- — 7------------ -— --------------- ; POSITIONS WANTED: White I help nil vocations supplied on 1TO s u i t PURCHASER. 27— P la n o T u n in g STATION SAND for building and construe* short notice. Please write, wire or Mon purposes. Delivery from FOR SALE. 5 room house with i I HUY, pay cash for second hand phono 2632. Northern Star Em­ P hon e 461-J quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. bnth, fireplace, garage, facing 1 planes. Address Dux 352. >ymcnt Kureau, 30 E. Church east, 1 bl.fk from Mellonville Ave. | GO A. on Geneva Ave., joining “ — 7,— _----------------- ,7 :---- r* |S t., Orlxndo. Fla. Dreamwold. Choice nub-division 11)3 Sanford Ave. Sanford. Fla. HI-TEST building tile and brick, Owner offering for quick sale, be­ property. II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch. • Opportunities Sanford' Cement Product* Co, cause he requires n larger house 1 jewelery and clock repairing and COLORED MAN wants job as ■"•rrv » T*W ' 1 W1,W 1Service Price $500000, wtih terms of $1,. j 5th St. and Maple. engraving. Quick service. 110 Magcook. Write or call 1002 Cypress X, Apartments 000 cash, balance can be arranged. | Sofia Avenue. Phone 442. Ave. 10th Street. N. Ranks. 460 A ip City limits of Sanford It* 1I1Iant of Klorliln alnc* lilt. tY'8 DRUG STORE — Pr*- Apply Mr Kircher, care Herald. 1in Sec. 2-20-30. it, Houses Ilefai aneaa: 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees .STOP: The Knlsomine King, now ptlona, Drug*, Sodas. Wa st, looms Viral National UanK. ------------ 1 painting contracting. Clean up, aa near you as your phone. FOR SALE: Right now possess­ SWART THE FLORIST" paint up. start the New Year right ion. New, all modem, 5 rooms I 108. J. H. HUTCHINSON had Board [Flowara for all occailona. Estimates gladly given. See me . : H r At, RaTATM 814 Myrtle. Phone E60-W first, care lo s in g Paint Company. ' ' in Wrat Vlrat Btraat It, Office, Store SANFORD ELECTRIC I’hona t i l ----- ~ T—j---------- --------------- Phone 270. R. M. Young. ford only 5150O. 53300 cash, bal­ I, Acreage Successor! to GlUon A j Wambar of BANFORO. FLA. ance easy terms, Bayard Realty 0 6 Magnolia. Everyth!] Exchange florid* Biata 39-W antcd Situation. Female Co., Phone 20S. 110 S. Park Ave. trical. Phona 422. Elet Klorlata Aaaoelatlon. FOR SALE: 18 fino while Leghorn i; Groves Radio. . •< hens, about half laying, cnll and Would like to manage an apartt, Houses 200 A. Easi of Faola on Geneva sec, SI.40 each. 1 mile north Long- muni or rooming house. Can givu FOR SALE; Three room garage ase, Rent apartment and (i room house on Aye. Hard surface road containing wood. Sec Koontr. TQHT8—Thrda stations. Mag­ references. M. II. L. care of Her­ re Stock ald. nolia and Second. Firvt acd Elm, Highland Avenue. Fine' location several pretty lakes; also luike I^hman and Twin Iukes. A find 31— Special N otices Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, with term*. This ih u good buy for k Miscellaneous HILTON’S a quick sale. Write S. If. W. care sub-division property. 40— Wanted Real Estate Expert service.. nannnii auor kl Estate E. 8PURLINO, sub-division Herald. WE HAVE a largo waiting list US Magnolia Ave. pniture *’ specialist. Subdivision to Or­ for small houses. What have you f ' First Class Barbara WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing 205 A. at Twin Lakes on R. K. lando, Florida, and F l o r a k Wanted 20—For Sale Miscellaneous and siding one mile West of City to offer. Dean-llcrg Corporation. Special Attention - Engraving, Embossing. Be* ur Helgbta, Florida 00 Dixie High­ 515 Flyst National Bank Bldg. Given To Ladles end Children, (fret We do it. Phune 417-W limits of Sanford. Some lakes. way. ____ Jew elers ft. R. Ave.-Coroqierclai St., FOR SALE: New Packard single Some celery land. Balance u good WANTED TO BUY: Five to flfv six touring car. has only been sub-division and townsitc. Decorating, toon acres adjacent to It. Must fAMES H. COWAN—All kmda nln as far a* the factory to Orlan­ bo on good road and priced right. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. do. Guaranteed In perfect condi­ Call Southland Realty Corporation. This is our own property. Titles Water acd’Boat Tanka. A l Oak tion, Will sell at a bargain for cash 100 Main Street, Daytona Beach, da Troon * Avene* and Third Street. Tale* or will consider p art In good real perfect. Will divide any of abovo Elton J. Moughton Phono 850-L3. tracts. estate. Hubert Vreeland, Apart­ phone 111.. And Supplied ARCHITECT ment 8, Chaney Court,. Orlando, 41— Wanted to Rent ad E g g s HIRACL8 Concrete Ce, general Fin. Phone 1R36-W. P in t National Rank Bldg. nice cement work, aid#walk*. bolUPrices, terms a WANTED: By yoting married cou­ Sanford. ■ ■ ■ Florida cation. ®S and Sunplien blocks, trrigatloa bo*—. 1. WL ple comfortably heated room. < - •• | TerwIDeger. Prop. COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call Private family. Man employed Lincoln Hotel. •* here. References exchanged. Write |«Jp, Fem ale__ ) HILL LUMBER CO. flea— • B, rare of Herald. Service. Quality and A. It. MAAS CO, FOB BALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, METAL WORK AND AU­ Minneapolis, Minn. good condition. 6200,00. 210 E. Palace Bldg. Pleasant room hand, EFFECTIVE January First, 1920, WANTED: TOMOBILE RADIATOR to bath by gentlemen. Best rei Second. the price of machine labor, black- erence. Uox No. 5, enre Herald. REPAIRING. nmlthfng, bollnrwork, etc. will be gale—Furniture, etc, 61.75 per hour. Sanford Machine 42— A d v tg . M edium s House or furnished apartment Company, Sanford, Fla. by refined couple, permanently Hodgins & Cowari located. M. II. L. care of Herald. arm*. We want your business ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ Sanford Htov* A Furniture Co: Sheet Metal Co, ald. South Georgia's greatest U1 E. Ftrtt SL an lnaartion. Minimum 26c. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR RENTi Ptve room house with weekly and. 8unday. classified 207 French Ave. OHIO—Xenia. Make your aataa sleeping'porch, 626 mouth,' dou­ SALE—Space on the p a p rates 10c per line. Waycross JourCTORS ble garage. Good location. Write J. FOR for classified advertisements. through tba Xenia Goxette, Zen.nl-ri.raM Wsvswm. fi*nn>l« O. Martin, Route A, Box 79. Why not rent those vacant room*, la. Ohio. Rich agricultural dl|trict. Want ad and dlaplay rate# or «oli that second-hand goods* We Have a Complete Lina Wl. MAVl l l i t liLSI RUYS 00 request. ______ ' 10—F o r ini, Room * FOB RENT—One. furnished bed >m for gentlemen only. 806 iolia Ave. ' ___ Good luck and lots o l .fun too you and your'n for a bully good day on New Year’s, Ground Hog,| St. Patrick’s, and all j the rest, including; “April Fool’s41, “Thel Fourth’’, “The Day A fter’’, “Friday The 13th’’, “T u r k e y ,” ! “Blue Monday”, “E t­ cetera.” * l^> T H E C O U N T SEC R ETA R Y S P E A sK I N C • T H E C O U N T J U b T L E F T T O C iO T O A T E A ,- Beauilfttl Corner Lot Mi Magnolia at Hnghay. i Lot on Oak, near F ranklii at $1,600.00. $600.00 caah, balance $15.00 monthly, Lot No. 24, Fort l u a near Mayfair, mJg$ tfe —~ .REALTOR �— ■—— ■—■ ■ ■■■■■■ I I ■ w ; (p tr # ■ ■■ JM— «% ; >r >* »^ ^-— — ■ f t: *~ w —* _ IIH J» | i~3U t u n s conducive easure T he location and profit. A delightful, elaborate resort city now in the making with FU LL A ND C O M P L E T E IM P R O V E M E N T S G U A R A N T E E D modern, beautiful and desirable from every standpoint, and qtlpye al|, prices that are extremely moderate and attractive to the early investor. ***( -*► V- |i Immediate inspection affords the purchaser ample opportunity to see for himself the quality of material and workmanship employed throughout the development program. * T he Country Club Entrance Section will be placed on the market within the next few days. Watch for the an­ nouncement of the opening.- Repre­ sentatives on the property and at the dffice will furnish you with detail in­ formation concerning the develop­ ment program. N ex t to P ost O ffice TELEPHONE 588 �vi'rfl A . v ff.'ra lMr€ . ± tm tm -3 i Land rr>i Leased W ire SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, D E C 30. 1925. 1 _________ . ,, -- - • 1 AmericanHousewifeFinds Grocery Prices Increased DuringThe Past 12Months ■: 1 JH 47 P re ss TffTT :.r»j s s Associate >+• 1 ~ ir I Fourteen Pages Today 2 DIXIE P O M CITIZENS SPEAK F o u n d a t i o n U B S EFFECT ONTHINGSTHAT o u n a a t l o n HUGE MERGER SANFORDNEEDS I a id flifO A C O Dec. 3 0 . - O T - T h afllo n , dropping from housewife nt the close of 1925 c^nts and pot “roust from ll°ccnts finds most of tho items on her lo 12 cents. —i grocery shopping list are moro now 29 1-2 cents for a Committeed To expensive than they were a year Standardj*brand, five cents higher Georgia Railway And Power ago. O f‘2.’) articles in tho m ent Rusincns Men Tell ige Murder Of vegetable and fruit line, wholesale " J " , ytnr «SO. Bacon is .78 Company Is Consolidated Prominent Whnt Each Considers Most \ !’oun‘1 « Rtrfndari prices of 12 arc higher, nlno are gyade. U. eight ccnlp higher than With Alabama Power Com­ „ier, Chung-Lin lower Necessary For Development and two nro unchanged from “ y*Kr ago. Pork loin is 22 3-8 pany, Says Atlanta Report Of City Into A Metropolis n year ago today. fS In M anifesto Tho following quotations ‘ arc year ego. S 3 8 ccnls h*Khcr than n those on the Chicngo stock yards Prohibition A little cranberry sauce is high­ Alabama Stockholders Mayor Lake Urges on meat, the departm ent of agri- er than last year, $8.50 to ft* n WU1 Begin Get One For 4 Or 5 cujturc on butter, fruits and veg­ nan barrel now nnd S7 to $7.50 .Harmonious Action etables, the Minneapolis price on a year ago. ' With Machine flour nnd tho Chicago Produce H you have poultry for tho Further Amalgamation With All Express Confidence And Exchange on poultry nnd produce. meat course, the pocket book is Is Called Eff< Carolina Corporations Is Utmost Fnlth In Future the mnin these quotations gov­ caiieu on f„r considerably more Had” R ecently In Expected In Nenr Futare Of *^he f*Clty Substantial" ern prices over most of tho coun­ than last year. Turkeys arc 35 •t • - * ; *■*‘ » try, except where differences in ccnta a pound, and 30 cents n year ned To China freight ATLANTA, Gn.. Dec. 30.—(/P) rates made variations on ngo. .\ hen to roast 20 \-2 cents Several prominent lpcal huslndevelopmciU > Into ajathlrvo such remarksblc pros­ >m Trip Abroad poultry. Dealers here, however, noww nml ,r 'i'.,1 or “ , *2cont*, —The- Atlanta Journal says today css men und head.* of civic organ- great city 'swith1 piers nnd term in­ , a ycnr Ibut the shareholders of tho G cor-1tuitions wen say nil classes of fowls nro much agoo ’ \ In • 1 were Asked by The Herald als jutting far out in tho waters perity on lesser foundations, sure­ ly Sanford nnd central Florida •‘ same ui * n^ oul i P*® R*jJ*;ny •nd P°»W Company ftitlSy for s ........ .............. ................ state meats relativp to highrr this year than last, every­ the IG, Dec. 30.— (A P ). of laiko Monroo to receive di­ will mpidly equal and out-strip where. reg. tables Show -111. I 9,"te l hl f tho rumored mer- thc needs of tho City of Sanford versified freight for distribution Vcitrtables Hau Shu-Cheng, popdistrict when tho people hero Sm uggling Situation Starting nt the ton of tho menu, WhiV b i! ,fflour T ,u rffor n r th„C t J l r F . Sef,u0f hc c',mi:nny 'J ,th„ ‘b o 'fo r the year 1020. ' i t was im- over n wide area is but n mat­ that awaken to .the advantages and mown an “Little Hsu", celery in xd>out half last y ear’s unclm. Embarrassing,Chief r chin”*\l tlio tmtti'r ioih Southeastern Li^ht and Power !nrcsneil unon them th at only matpressed upon nmt w Zd j.» tllcM,bultcr is,48 cent hCompany, tho parent or holding tors of vital Iniportnnco to tho ter of n few year* in tho opin­ natural resources with which ot and killed on the prices, Si.GO to $1.75 n cra te this now ion of Dr. G. G. Mills, who a r ­ Says In Statement Seminole nnd nearby counties aro v ‘ . f ctIKS ^ i company of tho Alabama Power growth of the city be touched up­ rived horp today from HnckctU- blessed." car.itdi are tnkimr taking tho the ' Cnmnnitv ' station platform at year; $2.25 to $2.75 a crate last AlMi sn art* Knon orf,w,to,l Company, limi lias been effected. on. They were, asked to stress year. heaviest wallop nt the family town, N. J „ to "combine business Dr. Mills appeared Impressed Jhang Tuesday night, The Journal’s story says that KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 30. Flnur Price Remains Same PurL c-l'i.-iully the Irish pota t- shareholders state that negotiatin' those ideas, which in their belief, with pleasure." with Iho agricultural activity In (A P )v—Tho foundation fpr assassin him self prowere the most urgently necessary All down through the menu is oe:i. Titty arc now $1.25 to l)r. Mills has visited Minnd hut this section, and in remarking on ions looking to the merger for tho coming yucr. I in a count r>'-wide a note of cheer In flour which Is 50 « UK) p. nrfd sack and Were gcr has never before been in this sec­ tho hroad green fields surround­ prohibition enforcement haa of lutd been In progress for Following are excerpts from tho now nnd was a year ago $9.00 sto that ho was Lu *u r ’ t> f 1.20 Inst year. Sweet some tinio a n d -th a t during tho statements Itisucd: Mayor Forrest tion of the state, nnd in comment­ ing Sanford ho said that this ltccn laid, A Habitant Secre­ barrel. polnt .es are n little lower now past few days Wipresehtntives’ of Lake said, MI want to see n con­ ing on .his impressions of tho cen­ country looked moro like genuine tary Andrews of tho treasury Un, captain in the Ku- a For the m eats, beef Is n bit part of Florida, nnd Sanford prosperity thun more artificial m, (national people’s nrni- lower, while pork, hain and ba­ $*'•*•’ t° $2.25 n bushel, compared the Georgia Hailwny and Power tinuation of the wonderful spirit tral sold here today and ho in particular, he expressed sur­ witli $2.50 to $2.75 a year ago. > Company voting tru st met with ior of Gen. LuChlcnChang con aro very much higher. A rib of co-operation among our cltitens prise at tho many evidences of areas. ready to start the now ; Carrots, string beans mid cabbage . "Tho investor Invading Florida representatives of tho Louthenst- for tho coming yenr.’l “Tho way [tie Hsu i*iot in Lu's gar- roast und a round steak arc about nrc nil n little higher. solidity mid ' stability found on with n machine that ho nt this time is not looking -for ern Light nnd Power . Company In which every nmn, woman * nnd TTIcntsIn while n dinner the snmo price as last year, 20 On * , B bile cauliflowers are n little in New. York mid"—reached an child In the City of Knnford has’ every side. tinled casinon or Spanish stucco pcctn to produce steadily 1918. Captain Lu, who ribs and 14 cents on round steak, section of the state has bungalows or lamlscnpo gardens agreement on nil details. ly hnn not been arrested, while sirloins and pot roasts a re low r, unions are just the same, worked together for the good of tho"This crenainR effectiveness. g reatest resources of nay lai.tiage is now $10 to $45 n much ns he is looking for pro­ Ehla net was In revengee each two cents lower now, slrIt wan stated th a t the exchange the city has been indeed remark- district -in Florida," Dr. Mills so Arriving here on hU c<**« t|l jpductive fields, accessibility, tranj, _ .. ...-------— (1 mitinued «a Page 3) pher’ti murder, of stock would he pn a basis of,nlde, and I only hope that this Co- stated, "and If South Florida con — — (Gontinoctl Tm'Dxife in ___ f ________. __am*. m m ___ri i npwtt&n trlfi, ihe I n u u t^ cnf< fi-ur or five shares in the Goutli- operation will endure th rough Urn. ng-Lin, a cousin of M ar­ ment chief ‘Voiced tho view that I ne Yu-HsUn, formerly AIT** JT JA 1X5 /T BA 5* fA - eastern- Light nnd— Power CoTn■ yenr 1920." there was still a man’s sized J->b F. I*. Forster, president of the I v f i i* *5 { Si si I 1 ft X rauy fur every shnre'in the Goorwith which to deal. Bo made it the Christian ‘ cencraLL. iriu Railway and Power Com- First National Bank gave out clear that ho hold* no illusions i thu forces which rotho folowtng list of whnt he con­ pony. about tho work he face*. But Mr. tupietl Tientsin, Andrew* regarded a* a real nc"The merger of these two com­ siders the most Important jfrobjt! Just arrived a fter n LOCAL eompllNhracnt the construction of a ..« story snys, "will pro- iems to be worked out: More hopanies," the lEarope, the United States base from which enforcement can super-power company t h a t 1*®* accomodations, wider streets, New Jersey man lauds San­ in, where he tiUidiud p*>proceed. pM|| itlines and service i-especially in tho downtown disford possibilities ns n distribut­ jtonmnlc and m ilitary nfh Georgia and Alabama. It trict; improvements and oxtensHo believed that now life hud ing center. rthe Pekin government. lie been Instilled in the organisation Local bulb growers welcome is generally regard*d in W’nll im r of gar, service; greater co-op­ orted to tifc chief execu-. eration among ciiixons; get-to­ and that tho masses of the poopln S tr u t as certain that witlda a now’s of embargo against fo r­ Address On W oodrow Wilson left Peking Tuesday to i lvirt time the Smith* rn I’mvrr Co. gether meetings with the various Many Out-Of-Town G uch I h Nows Of Jardinc'tt Decision had come to realize that upon them j. Sun Chunn-Fang, gov- eign narcissus plants. I»> K. («. D avey Iq F eature Expected For Formal Dance ... .. . , , , , |(th e Duke Co.) which her\cx^tho Chambera of Commerce of tho In Regard.To Establishing lies responsibility for *ucco*e or . New officers are Installed nt ! Chekiang, and other mil­ failure nf tho law they have put . county; completion of present lilt* \Yi*t‘k l\ I ,li n* h e o n , two Carolines will probably 1« weekly Kiwunls luncheon. Marking The Opening Of Embargo On Foreign Hulba on the statute books. der* a t Tientsin. (lr. B row nlee Is I’ra is e d , brought into the Southeastern. At plans for hull:heading ni)d bouteYacht Club to hold format Orsnrilzation’H New Home Is Joyfully Received Here Secretary To Chl-Jul "That la worth while," he added. '#3 • ■■■ jany rate it is said that negotintn- varding the south side of Lake opening hall Thursday evening. Monroe; rocrention for tourists; " I f wo have been able to jre t the j i t one timo privats accFMward F. Lnno. newly elected tions nro ia [ingress looking to Equipment arrives t<fr police The formal opening hall of tho Ijocnl bulb growers were today people to rvassumo tha respomdbll i Tuan Chl-Jui, the prea- hospital. president of tho Sanford Kiwanis tlio linking up of the threa com- provision nindo for the binding Snnford Yacht Club to bo held to­ celebrating tho news of tho favor­ IVBplMiMMBptnL over which they and supplying of plciwuro boats; tty wh .7 on the fexecutive. Ho was prom ­ t'lub was installed in office toj panics mentioned nnd n'so tho TonNow county Jail will bo com­ morrow night nt tho City Hall will able decision of Bccrntnry Jardino federal government a few landing steps along the .bulkhenil. i s i n g in 1017-18, tinring pleted within two months. tlay at noon by the retiring presi- ,■.nvssce Power Company and perII. C. DuBoso, president of the bo tho first of u series of dub in regard to the continuance of tho ago* then it can hardly be s* id struggle between Cidpli Two are injured In auto col­ dciit. Rev. E. D. llrownlee. beforo j hips other power companies in Sanford this year ha* been a v Realty Board ututed tliut dsnets that will odd greatly to the embargo on tho importation of'for* tho work (Mere and the Anfu Club lision early Wednenday. n large attendance of member,* nnd ‘1*1® section of tho dountry.' nodal llfo of Sanford according to oign narcissus bulbs. , ure.‘ he considered tho qctturlng of l i c h k f command Of Iho anng|Ui It is BtatoA that or i cement Snnford-Ndw Smyrna road to vi*itu:i2 in the Semi nolo Grill, This thenns with which to encourage CimmuJsro J. It, EmuiV, w p i ls*tn Ihizino* IIS* J tthest frontier arm y, Ho kopt open during paving ac­ Other features of the meeting of tho merger Is looked for with building within the city ns being chnrgt* of the arrangement com­ American bulb growers according iige In the Japanese legn- be Mr. Andrew* held . were nil address OH Woodrow Wil- In t he next fcW-tlgys.— tivities. / x mittee. to B, F. Whltncr, Jr., manager of tho revision of regulations, ro after thu Anfu defeat, 37 Arkwright, president of the most stressing need of ■ban1sen, by It.’G. Davey, unm ho rcmlProminent eltlsens tell—whnt According to announcement!! tho Somlnola Bulb Growers Asso­ foul at the present time. Mr. Dutook placo In half a do*cn bcr. 192^Jie was implicated iirg of the annual report of tho tlie Georgia Railway nn,| Power tho ball will commenco promptly nt ciation, who today explained that cca,, Icgltli legitimate business had b een ' cvolt against the M ilitary Sanford needs most for develop­ | club by L. C. Dcbout, Kiwanis Company would not comment on Bose pointed out tho extreme need 9:30 und will continUo to 1:30 or ment. *T \» tho discovery of harmful insects In granted for financial nid to buildurs gen­ inted n new freedom, a f . ____ fcr of Fuikin province. the m atter and referred question­ | secretary. STATE erally, unit touched on tho great later. .An out-of-town eight nitccr foreign grown bulbs had caused ag­ which ho believed Coni MlgTfM “ ers to H, M. Atkinson, chairman o( hicn-Chnng, f a th e r , of tho orchestra has been signed, .Mr. Em­ ricultural authorities to announce tended It to havo u: Mr. I-nno is the fifth-president under tho t benefits to bo derived from ndGovernor M artin will probe the power company hoard. Mr. issin, had been appointed the Sanford KiwanimClub nnd Atkinson would Hot discuss tho ' dtthmnl, nnd legitimate, hulhling ory announced, and elaborate dec- three years ago an embargo on etead Act. ommissloner to the couth- complaints that m otorists are of foreign bulbs to take effect on oralioni* carried out. being handed the gavel and m atter further-than to dany that ami loan organizations in the city. He asserted that slm when Hsu shot him, being stopped on stato rond after 1, 1920, tho three yenr period vised insignia of his new office he gave tho merger had been ronsummaEdward F. I-ane, newly elected — Numerous visitors from many Jan. alcohol and whls I generally declared to have without just cause. of grace having been given to al­ sections of the stale have accept­ president of tho Kiwanis Club latlons had been made Foundation has been laid for n brief nddrcflS during which ho I ted. » low American bulb growers to pro­ victim of a political ined invitations and it is estimated enforcement of dry law, says .nke*l for tho support nnd co-opMembers of the voting trust of staled that "less politics and bet­ vide for the increased demand that there had been better e<M>. • eralion of tho membership during, the Georgia Railway and Power ter co-operation among citizens that approximately 200 person* this country would experience nft- between the legitimate user* Assistant Secretary of Treasury er at Tintsien cren tcd ! wns, in his opinion, the will ho in attendance. The ball i* cr tho 'restrictions went into oper­ poring regulations had bred a d o -• his term of office. Company, which is said to con­ generally’’ indignation but H s u ’s upon visit to Koy West. thus commodities than under the most qrgent atter lieforo tlzo purely nii invitational affair, It ation. Mr. Ijino also complimented Dr. trol170 per cent of tho power com- city. Mr. Lanemalso Two Sanford boys urrested in influence protected him gen of ham- . said that tho was slated, nnd only club mem­ During tho ]mst threo years imBrownlee, retiring president,'on n&ny* are; II. M. Atkinson, AtJacksonville on robbery charg­ bers, und out-of-town guests aro him for two years longer clro on-th*.-part of most city needed moro homes, ' more pattern of foreign bulbs nave conthe many achievements of Kiwanis Junta; Elmer Smith, New York; expected. I!e freak incuts will bo | post in command of the es preferred by St. Augustine to play tho game . , ............... . ducted n vigorous agitation against interests during tho latter’s tenure of of- Randall Morgan, Philadelphia; H. apartm ent houses nnd moro ho­ xorved in the. ............ Inlotinisstun, authorities. Mr. Andrews aaW, and he defense forces. tels, and a wtiy in which to flnnnco In cominontiiig on tho - formal i ‘Bo establishment of the embargo, found that sp ^ it most hclpfi T. Bodino, Philadelphia, Bradley ficc. DOMESTIC Frederick Ay­ Y£l tniCr’ ‘>cctu*° At tho conclusion of his talk ho W.’ Palmer, *'nl!,,rr' Boston; uwwnj rrawnc* AyJ * ^ u|(|1 u m 'm o r a p S opening of tho now club Building n$c7f‘ n,F The treasury official adn Warm and dry is epitaph to be ^ nriv^ n t.„ „ read an announcement containing er,, Boston; George C. Moore, New licity to good on the Lako .Shore, Commodore h ^ f J ^ r ’lrforlrn the smuggling situation and advantage. written on-tho year 1925 by the the names of members whom ho York. th o ra n - al diversion of alcohol Edward Higgins, president of E m ory.touched.cn tho wide pubU. S. Weather Bureau. selected to serve on the var­ problems with which he — . tho Snnford Chamber of Commerce Licity that Sanford would receive tinent. Mysterious “Senator Lewis*’ has the activities of tho' club In ious standing committees fo r tho One Ford hollcvcH that tho immedintc con- from American bulb growers have wa­ Iy embarrassed. Inability of Plane Is is sought by Now York polico in year sponsoring regattas, formal dances L. C. Helmut was re­ »tract ion, by tho city, of a bonded and other affairs that would a t­ ged n counter agitation for their coast guard to recruit »uf“ connection with allogcd poison named1920. secretary for tho ensuing Compelled To Land eduction, Mr. Whltncr said, and men has prevented proper sc warehouse on tho "lake front Is tract vinitors from many sections nlot. yrar. c decision of Secretary Janllnc against liquor running alon needed nioro than nny other Im­ American housewife finds th at of Florida. • At Louisville, Ky. YOUK, Dec. 30.—(/P)—Po- prices Today’s meeting of tho club was nuporting th _> establishment of tha shures, but Mr. Andrew* I provement u >hc present time, ac­ of groceries have In­ *‘Tho organization of a yacht embargo on Jun, 1 culminates a rts giw n b* custo 7 «re necking a niysteriset asido sometime ngo for tho cording to his Htutcmcnt this mor- club creased during tho past twelve in nn inland city Is something long and bitter period of struggue. ion officials on hii ator A. B. Lewis,” who LOUISVILLE,. Ky., Dec. 30.— general observance of tho birthday new" Mr. Emory stated, "but in Local bulb growers nrc said to ward j«ourney, uf otcadlly Itave been the victim of a months. (A*)—In tho light of the morning anniversary of tho luto Woodrow Mr. Higgins sttned that with the Consolidation of Alabnmn Wilson. 1L G. Davey addressed sun, "Mira St. Petersburg” one riiices or bootleg liquor •ison plot. establishment of n municipal bond- Lako Monroe Sanford has tho fin­ have been greatly perturbed over .wns revealed when Power Company with th a Geor­ Ihe rlub on several of tho outstand­ of Henry Ford’* licet of four ded wnrehouso 'on the take It would est body of water for m il and the posslbte repudiation of tho ern- dlcnilon of improvement, power bont races of nny other city bxrgo and tha .Hubaeounit ruining gen led that "the old ‘ Cownn killed Mias Edith gia Light and Power Company ing events In, ami characteristic* Ford-Stout nl-mctnl planes On(Continued on i ’ngo 3.) In Fturlda, and the capitalization of their industry, Mr. Whltncr said, mid demand will tel route to Florliln, hopes t o ‘find itcnogrnpher with wltom is effected. of. the llfo of tho war president. of this great natural attraction nnd recently u delegation of Semi tho bootleg Industry * i ( Immedintc nid for tho _AtncH* W«t ita ted, and seriously The membership received Mr. nowmnn Field hero to rofuel and must assuredly place Snilford very nulo county bulb men went to Borne Changes Nee can farm ers will be sought by Davey 'a address with much en­ wing Us way southward to Flrldu New Franklin To rnclf Monday night. prominently on the map as a tour­ Washington to urge tho etate's Mr. Andrew* expects Ixiwis," who checked conference of western farm ers thusiasm, and many Vmembers where it will enter service boBe Exhibited Soon ist city offering recreational representative ttf agitate for tho gc* will ba necessary J Hotel Aator tho night of to meet soon in Dos Moines, In. slated th a t'd u rin g tho~counM5 of tween Miami and Tampa. sources not >to be found in less establishment of tho restrictions ■onncl of tho customs, < FOREIGN’ The ^Miss St. Petersburg” Is ( Continued on Pugo 3.) . Is wanted for ques-. fo rtu n ate, communities.” agslnst foreign grown narcissus and prohibition **rvlre tho member of tho fleot that, ac­ Thu Owen Franklin Motor Com­ e is described as 73 "Little Hsu," high In military , All of tho fixtures and cnu!p-_ bulbs. hc hit* control before be cording to its 'pilots, Lleuts. Jack pany of Orlando today anonunced msnt for tho new club house have wd n persistent i*jitor affairs of China, is killed by Tho following telegram received a smooth runnl Harding and H. J . Brady, has tho opening of Its now hulldlng on on who was 28. ' yoiiiffir rormy captain to avenge arrived, Mr. Emory r.ajtl. f ntl vis­ tills avornlng frum Senator Duncan doveluped«-Roul developed contrariness und is dis­ Jan. 1, a t 314-320 West l ’lno itors artT Invited to Inspect thu U. ITIcetcher Is said to havo greatrod a t tho hotel r.a murder of father, who was kill­ ____ Unka wm 'gu as .... inclined to, leave It* birthplace on Street, where new model hrankUn building At their pleasure. ,____ _ ly rellovod B. Lewis.” 0f Carson ed by Hsu several years ago. llovid tha tho nutni.CXuiia-plunUr* am t-the-aasistm * the chorea' of tho ico-bound Groat cars will bo placed on exhibition A w arning letter was orbuTir* in ITtia seftlon; tho lookout for “ Lake*, Hoonlng off from Dear* i^-. proiipeotlve Ktmford nnd OriniP wan’a rooms. I t wus "In tho row "B. F. Whltner, Jr. Police Hospital Is toonrnTrporOTbnday, hnlf an hour do buyers. «... re Cowan hecamo cp"Sanford, Fla. ugh a cour Tho new Franklin coup* flnloh tho threo other Ford"I am pleased to advise' that do- continued,. ’ .oh u J S S T'foWFutly Equipped JACKSONVILLE. Doc. 30.-</P) behind Stout plane*, which were tra il­ ed in Do Causae’s cream and black, clslon of agriculture secretary la undor tho —Otto Draw, 21, nnd hi* brother, ing tho pilot plane, a Curtis lark, lu described ns one of the most fnvorabla lo American bulb grow They In ftr>ed to m arry him to w ith tho installation of complete CIco, 19, of Sanford, were arrested tho big piano ran Into snow storms handsome English type care on tho ere. within of hi* $100,000. If ho ent in the hospital room of by polico hero early today on and winged off the course, landing market, and tho agentn report an Duncan U. Fletcher.” !»°Pn she would odmint .^uipm increasing demand both from San­ tho new police headquarter* the r poison and tho money station is now complete in every charges of highway robbery pro- at.G ary , Ind. An effort wo* made Tuesday to ford and Orlando customers. ferre■u by authorities a t St. AugusTALLAHA8SEE, Fla.. Dec. 30. ttiin n ( In p a rt to get Cow* nnd is said to be one of .the tine. ___ Tho arrests were made by join tho other threo member* of (d5)—Governor M artin today de­ {•kiantlal trouble, Cowan detail moat modem polico atatlono In tho city police working with Deputy Clearwater—New radio broad clared th at ho Is preparing to In­ the fleet, a t Dayton, O., bat dark­ 7*11 wos wanted for nb- United State!. . , . , Sheriff P* A. Turlington. „of St. ness found tha big plane soaring easting station, WGHB, of Georgo vestigate complaint* of tho alleged DIV* “h *12.000 from the IIoTlie now equipment arrived to­ Johns county. The youth* con­ H. Bowles Developments, goes on BtOpJ). ping of motorists on tho. highover Louisville, looking for Bow­ two yeara ago, day nnd was Installed undor tho fessed to perpetrating a aeries of air. way* of ol tho state “ without P HJust ^ of tho dead girl de- supervision of Dr. Theodore Lang- holdup* In tho northern section of man* Field. cause.” Reportu of such arrest* _ r daughter wns oh- icy. City health .physician,- nao UlUtl have been received a t the execu­ the state. *iiator Lewis,’’ who v/ns Chief o f Polico Roy G, Williams. The Good Roads ConunlltaV of tive of/lcs from nrveral counties, Two chance* a w pending against Every necessary feature for the nt old gentleman, who tho Chamber of Commorca announ­ tho governor stated. *t dinner frequently." curing of nick or injure*! members ' the youth* a t St. Augustine, the ced today that word had been re ­ Mr. , Ono of thg most recent com­ ceived from Mr. Willtercan^ cha'r i71 »a!d her daughter did of tho' department or of prisoners deputy said, in' connection with plaints, according to tho announce­ o m arry Cowan who ta Included in-thc-hospital equip­ holdups in th a t vicinity." man of the V>J| ment, cam* frum tiuLshsm btt-ut way A third youth, arrested in • W lfd t o BA ed a* x* ‘L Mn*; jrcntTemnn ment. An operating- table of tho Tha new county Jail now , In negro women la accomodate eight* ptnutncrfe^oTTareo county. Sanford-N ow Si family.” > Cowan, latent type, and other accessories holdup nenr flL Augustine, “ U form of a resolution adopted The flret floor will be construct­ would be rtbed Miea Burton a* fo r the performing of m ajor oped so th at all entrance* ora to be organization, protesting *| ing oi :__ oratloaa were olao included. x^ law wife, lent made t protected with double steel doors, tbe stopping oj m otorists,, (nsnee :hlt«ct, E. nnd also a "m ob-prevention" en­ asked fo r tha gorernok to cor •ur Jacksonville. „ . ‘ 1 „ ____________ ind. ff C. M. Hai Moughton and Sheriff K inney Granted N ew an Investigation! J j L trance for-automobiloa. The lat­ ^ e ig n e r ^ road Police oald they found a amall W " : ‘ ‘1, when* P . pleted ■ Is ter (s a feature which la being in­ T h 's new jnil, when com The resolution const In . Rum Plot arsenal, Including shotguns, pis­ to Aft to Be onf oi of tho most incxl- corporated In many new Jails, i t Jcctcd to conilJ Kuake !. 1Trial t '; * ■1 jc ^ * 1 tols and revolvers, .ammunition expected _ ___ ever is said. ■ , cm «»in*p____ examples of architecture and unfortunate' '* Now; and burglar’s 1tools in’ the room. designed fur the hour.ipg of way stated, < INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Doc, 80. ,»fe 80.—GP)— The HoThe second floor w|)| ha L ite r a t police headquarters, tho Inal Offender*. nlntr^l Ism if sectior Jokohamft by the 1023 —(^ )_S tn to Somitor Mlchaol S. youth* wero sold.to have confo*be threo stories In tair . the 22 wd participation Ip a number of 5r°vo tnany foreign or*' Kinney of S t Louift one ck ort. nvlcted In federal caurt^hcra Dec. Ux Is Belief O f New Jersey Visitor Lauds C ity ’s Development A nd .■Commercial Possibilities g Occurs Lang Chang t h l t 'i f News Summary fr ,t iL * A i o i 'i n . x . i r _ I. _ _ « > «s * ___ ____ , & . . Treasury Official Reaches Key West _____ ARE- INSTALLED! BYKIWANXS LLUB’iiH YACHT CLUB WILL BULB GROWERS HOLD FIRST BALL PROTECTED FROM THURSDAY NIGHT FOREIGN RIVALRY II inous Solon |ht By P olice [. Y. Poison P lot a S J * Two Sanford Boys Arrested For S t Augustine Robbery Martin Will Probe Stopping 01 Cars Without Just Cause KS? Road From Sanford To New Smyrna To Be Hard Surfaced New County Jail Will Have Many Novel Features Used In Ultra-Modem. Prisons the north- highway: Irf'sL Loiila ern ork. am, , & rS r‘ 4 ’ ,.V L T’ .1 iiP rsrH-erm $ | (T .’ v u « » ak IXg � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5eafdcc6920210930e758e18c1bd1195.pdf 39d3d92f3ed158d209b2fcbc84997ce9 PDF Text Text TH E SALFO RD HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMDER26, _1?25. ► property owners T o all those who own property in Sanford there is almost certain assur­ ance of increase value. Whcather you bought a year ago, or o nTy yester­ day, the properly that you bought is increasing in value almost every day. Y ou have exercised your good judgement and foresight-and you arc rightfully entitled to every dollar of profit, that may com e to you. In the Greater Sanford District there is hardly a piece of property that you can buy but that will make moil ey for you in the very near future. Sanford property iafethe best investment in Florida today— and, this con­ nection, w e again wish to call your attention to the pre-eminent oppor­ tunity— Loch Arbor. .• * ^ Your attention is directed to the fact that a part of Loch Arbor is in the city limits. B E A R IN M IND; T H E C O U N T R Y C L U B E N T R A N C E S E C T IO N W ILL BE F O R M A L L Y AN- N O U N C E D F O R S A L E W ITH IN A F E W D A Y S Reservations are now being accepted. Be sure to make your reservations before this announcement is made. N e x t to P o st O ffic e T E L E P H O N E 588 �. Florida's Heart,. Greatest Vegetable t Jchest Garden Land Fair Monday and Tuesday. CoW« r and-killing frost, central por- Assoclated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, M HONDAy, DECEM BER 28, 1925 Sixteen Pages NUMBER 126. Ider W eather Is Predicted For Florida Tonight VKamiForeMist ^ Ussians T a k e A fg h a n P ost Heavy Damage To j ANDREWS SAYS!LocalPostOffice Swamped MOVE AfiAINST Property And Life W ith Christmas Packages Reported In West And Mail Awaiting Delivery [turc Is Low h To D am age In Koj-therri a, Is Report ^DropsTo Bristol, Va. lively L ittle iig R eported them S ta tes “ B arbaric B ob” Is ^ B rou gh t F rom P aris LONDON, Dec. 28.— (A1)—The "barbaric bob" has been infyortcd from Paris by hair dressers who are trying to knock out the shfngle. This is tho fuzziest effect which has yet been Introduced since women began to bob their hnir. And it requires a skillful, professional manipulator to pro­ duce It; it is far beyond .tho uulitmry barber who has been reaping a fortune out of tho boyish effects. "Tho barbaric bob," carries with it a parting of tho hair on* tho right sijic. Two comlm nro uacd to raise the hair off tho' cars and drape it hack of them so Jong, curly locks 'cncirclo the car and hang well for­ ward underneath it. The hair r.til) has a shingled line at the hack to give it a smart and modern touch. Prohibition Chief Gees To Key West And Havana A f­ ter lla vim; Inspected W o.k In t nrolinas And Gcorgih Florida Situation Is Admitted Problem Conference To Be Held With Cuban Officials But An­ drews Is Mum On Subject Postmaster J. P. Hall thir morn­ ing announced that the business handled by the local office was three times greater this year than in 1921. 11c stated that incoming parcels consisting of Christmas gifts were still pouring into tho office with every incoming train and that several days would elapse before deliveries would return ti^ normal. The floors, in some of the rear fooms were stacked high with par­ cels and packages this morning and clerks were busy trying to get them sorted and delivered with the least possible delay. . ,. The express embargo has play­ ed’havoc with the mail service till over the state, particularly in JacktWdiville, arcrrfdiiig til postal au­ thorities. Many shipments coming through the mail) are for business stocks in this and other localities. Mr. Hall’s statement alluding to the Christmas Rifts now awaiting distribution is exported to cause cheer among many who have been expecting Santa Claus to arrive by way o f parcel post. From the outIook this morning, several trucks will be kept busy for the next five or six days making deliveries throughout the residential districts of the- city. It wns stated that the force in the local office worked all night Saturday atid all day yesterday in an effort to save disappointing po­ tions of the office who are expect­ ing parrels as Christmas gifts, ami business houses who are depend­ ing on »tho mail for new stocks with which to fill their uhefvo» nfler a Christmas business which is said to have depleted practically every stock in’ the city. Reports O f Unprovoked As* j A T} «d I ft I 1 f n sauU Chuhch Concern In l j 7 ^ 0 U T T I L l A L t J I.nndon As Former Designs _ _ _ - O f Russia* Ate Recalled |-*|rHt Joint Ceremonies To T . , . f..| ^ imr rprt He Held Tonight At The I n c id e n t L lK e ly l o Masonic Temple With High Cause Much Trouble I Potentates' In Attendance Afghan ComfAander In Killed Installation services for five And Territory Surrounding Masonic bodir/i, inrldding the Uarkbnd Has Been Occupied star order. will be held tonight m the Masonic Tentple on CHICAGO, Dec. 2 8 .~ ( A P ) 'Park Avenue.* This is said ty be LONDON. Doe. 2H .— A re­ — Astronomers with ih e ir the first Joint SA VANN AII. Gn., Ihe. 28. — tnTTnUon ser­ Northwest Florida: port from Afghanistan that Rus­ vices ever held by Masonic eyes on sun spots und other organ­ I W Pl— Hnvini; ximplefed inspection fruit quite bo. cold sian troops have made an unpro­ ‘ o f custom': port (,f entry and roast izations in tho history of the city. solar phenomena, nnd weath­ ttem; lowest temvoked attnek upon and raptured guard aini prohibition units uii the Several high state Miisunic of- er prophets who recentlythe coast about 20 the Afghan post of Darkbad, has south Allantic seaboard, except I fleets are expected tu be present warned o f bitter cold weather i; Tuesday Incrcasaroused concern here. Florida, Assistant Secretary of the I with rising temIn officfTil circles it is believed Ifor the services ami a luncheon is the latter pnrt o f Decem ber ! Treasury Andrews and his partyfresh north and that If the report proves true the I Iwing planned for serving at tho have seen their predictions left hen* carle today bound for action would lie regarded as n sig­ 'conclusion of the work. * - * |Ke£ West and Havana. They nificant step inward realization of | Tho order in which the various come true. fair in north and ! were aboard the const guard eutSweeping out o ( tho north­ ’ bodies w ill install their new ofa movement which Itussin is alleg­ dy to cloudy in I ter Modoc and only a brief stop ed to bo secretly making toward ficers was announced this morning west like Valkyrie* bent on do-,, Is tonight and Tuen' will Is* imidc m Key West. ns fnllow>s: DeMolny, beginning struct ion, tho icy winds of winter India. Mit colder tonight, Gen. Andrews is satisfied with nbcut 5:30 IV M.,. Oriler of tho timo have invaded almost overv Stories of attempts by Russia to ksmturc tonight 20 conditions in the three agencies gain possession uf Afghanistan, Eastern Star, the Blue Lodge, section of the United States and U(kily lower in exunder his control in North Caro­ with u view to ndvnndng through Chapter and The Cumiumidery Canada, leaving death and destruc­ Di portion, 20 to 32 tion as a week end aftermath. lina, South Carolina add Georgia. that country to India once caused will follow In oriler. City Hus Coldest Weather ah hnyy to, tiling the Rocky Mountains to Ho feels they are mooting the DeCotles And Spencer Change excitement. Diplomatic arrange­ Tho officers for 1920 wore an­ thoFrom ktntnl portion, and A tintic seaboard freezing and It Has Experienced For Name Upon Entrance O f ments, however, ended tho scaren present situation, and are making nounced as follows: for tho KiwtUhsal If weather Past 5 Years; Thermometer dn l'|»07, afUtiLtthkb, until IhuMJnl- ern Stur; Mrs. « . E. McKxty, Wor­ sub-zero temperature* .ucevalkOLn Purtncr W ho I.h A Graduale plans fur Any further requirement* with virtually no relief ioslgM UK, .tipon them, in each port where Read *78 Y ea r Afjo Today 'she vIk re volution In 1917,-the Img- thy Matron; G. E. M^K^y, Worthy day hut wltli some moderation pro-' O f Roth Y ale And Michigan * --«< vvr v*' -— < tho treasury official has talked oy of n Russian menace* to Afghan­ BnIron; Mrs. R, C. Turner, A»»omised Tuesday. The cold break' T!Yainet!r*'corps o f assistants With his subordinates, ho has as­ istan and India had not reached it* date Matron; Mrs. Ed. Ward. from tho nnrtnlnnd pushed even Announcement was made todny The coldest wcnther Sanford hns head. • brought to Hotel* Forrest Lake sured them they should not hang Secretary,* Mr*. Harry Kent,Treas­ into tho heart of Dixie, and beyond from New Jersey tourist hostel­ bnck in asking for needed person­ of the admission of Samuel R. experienced in several years deThe statement prepared for pre­ urer; Mra. Kugem* Higgins, Con­ to tho northern ranges of Florida. Dighton to the law firm of IVry. ncomlcd upon the city Sunday night sentation liy the director of public ductress; Mrs. L. II. Gibbs, Asso­ Accidents wore- numerous, prop­ S. R. Dighton admitted to law nel and equipment. Without pro­ Cottes and Spencer, and tho sub­ and all over tho city people were information of the government of ciate Conductress; Mrs. P. M, El­ per support from Washington, he erty valued at several millions was sequent change of the company .i IGT0N, D ec. 28.— firm of DeCottes and Spencer. India, just made puollc says: der. Chntdnin; Mrs. A. H. Shoo- destroyed and great suffering wax Local post office flooded with said, the good work they have done mime to DeCottes, Spencer and huddling around vvarious heating pperaturea as low "The traditional designs of Rus­ maker, Marshall; Mrs. Mary Mau­ caused among tho jioor and Home­ would he nullified,_ Dighton, practiced! of general law ‘appliances enrly this morning. Christmas package:*. sia, after tiring temporarily sus­ ls. Organist; Miss Dorothy Stokes, less. In tho east particularly tho w or Bllghtly bewith offices in the Seminole Coun­ Florida Situation Bothersome ' Lake Mary store is robbed Sat­ According to the records of Mrs. pended, have now been resumed In Alda; Miss Aide Gilhm, ltuth; low temperatures brought homo Htremc north porty Bank building. The Florida situation will hnvo urday night. new and formidable shape, and ti Miss Virginia Jenkins, Esther; Mr*. tho seriousness of tho hard coalMr. Dighton A. M. Walker, local government a the assistant secretary’s attention pda with heavy to flood of onti-Rritish propaganda in George Drackhurn, Martha; Mrs. strlku now in'thc seventeenth week. wcnther observer, the temperature ’ STATE 0 is n graduate when he returns from the visit to u in the central nt 7:30 o'clock this morning was being directed against points on Jim Huff. Electa; Mrs. J. D. Park­ Ilelow zero temperature* were re­ Havana. lie admitted liquor Colder weather tonight for I frosts as fa r ns Florida 33. It is presumed tlud^n lower the perimeter of the British zone." er, Warder and D. 8. E. Starr, corded In several parts of Penn­ smuggling through tho hundreds predicted by United Sta­ The director expresses the liellef Sentinel. sylvania and other nuthrnelie-pro­ figure wns reached 'tflrovious to ie weather d ea rs tes Wcnther Bureau. of keys, inlets and rivers and oth­ that the spread of Russian influ­ ducing regions. f that hour. The maximum temperFor tho DeMolny: George Wil­ Gilchrist county officials nam­ er indentations of thd Florida cast it for tonight by ence. still is the aim of tho Russian son. Master Councilor; Walter Fie men Is Cbii so Muth l)a mag* nturo yesterday was 0J. JTho •min­ as It'wan under tho Barber, Senior Councilor; Austin was giving him worry. The study While most of the continent wan ' I bureau. • W arm ed by Governor Martin. imum for Saturday night was 37. government Czars and he .declares t|mt Run- Clark, Junior Councilor; Clyde in tho grin of tho cold wave, ele­ which he expects to make on tho ’ DOMESTIC k north nnd northl’crusuaT of the records for the sin s new nationalistic policy is ment manifestations of other kinds return trip will include-a series of i of the state is in past five years disclosed tho fact likely before long, to eunstitutc a Booth, Senior Deacon; William were noted in othel parts of tho Cold wave grips whole country, conferences in Miami and Jack­ imorrow. Gillun, JuniotDeacon. that only on one occasion wns the serious threat agained Afghanis­ destruction ’ and suffer­ sonville. with a trip from Wash­ world. Lightning, incidental tq a « temperatures also leaving I Officers for 1920 of the Monroo violent storm, set fire to several temperature ns low as 33 and that tan. ing in its path. ington later to the west const and f fur most of the 1 Chapter, No. 15 R, A. M., wero wns on Jan. 0, 1921. One year The report dwells on efforts of Assistant.Secretary of Treas­ petroleum tanks at Buenos Aires i», although, a bard ury Andrews, after inspection of. Mobile contemplated. ago today the minimum wuh 52 Russia to extend her influence given ns follows; Maurice II, rnuslng *1,000,000 damage. Severn Before leaving here, ho held nnthe coast of North dry forces in Carol!nas and Geor­ In the territory of Flmlre A mu nu­ Spencer. High Priest; G.K. McKay, earthquakes wore felt In several nnd the maximum 78, South Carolina wna gia,' leave* for Key West and While the populace, generally, is llah Knlm, including proposals foi King; K. A ,. Brotherson, Scribe, localities -In Vera Cruse, Max, At roll lu Havana. Officers Train­ feeling tho bite of tho cold wind, an improvement of communication John Gove, Treasurer; C. J. La Rochelle, France, u fishing nturo wna below Seventy-four people killed in ing Camp. Graduating with n which hits been sweeping across witli Kabul, tho capital of Afghanis Itumph, Secretary; J. O. Huff, Cap­ boat foundered, drowning seven aornitig as far south traffic accidents in 11 southern and Oxun. As tho post of Dark- tain of the, Host; T. K. Meredith, and melting snow gorged streams commission, he went to France Lake Monroo for the past 30 hours, tan kiico nnd Northern states during past week, authorities stated this morning whicli the Russians are reported Principal Sojourner; W. D. Ilouth, causing serious flood*. where ho served as captain nnd i» hnvo seized, nre at nn important Asheville, tho tem- . Coal operators and minors At New York City, where tho battalion commander of tho 320th that the truck gardens nnd fruit crossing of tho Oxus River, suspic­ Royal Arch Captain; George Huff, mercury hovered around seven of Third Veil; J. It. Smith, moot in New York to renew nefield artillery of the 82nd divis­ had not suffered us a result of the ion has been aroused here that the Master go tint it; us for settlement of heavy frosts. The water* of the incident is likely to cause trouble. Master of Secund Veit: Hurku til Hive Sunday, the weather was ion. xaged Fruils Steele, Mnstor’ nf Firot Veil; D, 8. biting enough to muse Robert Muystrike. Following his return to tho Un­ lako are said to temper tho wind A dirpntch from Kabul telling of E.-Starr, Sentinel. ' ; okowk. u visiting Eskimo from LLK, Fla., Dec. 28. Exprccn embargo on citrus ited State*, he accepted a posit­ to auch an extent that growing the capture of Darkbad, said tho Alaska and points north to .ja y w?s in northwest- fruits and fresh fish lias been Blue I.odgo officers for 1920 arc: ion us associate counsellor for the crops are not injured without u Afghan commander wns killed by "Ect i* cold." The Icy winds, how­ Tptil to as low ha lifted by Amorican Railway Ex­ John Gove, Worshipful Muster; protected freeze. Jefferson Standard Life Insurance the Russians nnd that the sur­ ever did not interfere .with tho fits above zero, t\. press Company Company with offices in Greens­ rounding territory consisting of G. W. Huff, Senior Warden; M. dully switn of M members of u L8. meteorologist Y. Ucdsoe, Junior Warden; Walter FOREIGN boro, N. C., whore, ho remained whole or pnrt of nn island formed Boston organisation known as the today. Startuntil June, 1925, when ho resign­ People’s A rm y F ast by two bcunches of the river Oxus Routh, Senior Deacon; Ken Ros- “ L Street Brownies" although' Ice London aroused over Russian [ttfs shortly after ed to resume genera) law practice of Khqnubad, hnd been siter, Junior Deacon; E. A. Bro- had tu he broken. Evacuating1Tientsin northwest i Umpcratur© at capture of Afghan town, which -thersun, Senior Steward; James occupied by the Russians. at Sanford in thu offlccn of DeMoi.t ‘of Canada shivered with has been interpreted as secret “ rganed to on of’ Huff, Junior Steward; S. B. Ad­ the United States, the north com­ Cotten and Spenecf.“ TIENTSIN, Dec.. 28.— (A1 ) — l»bovo zero before move toward India. am*, Secretary; It. It. Chapman, monwealth experiencing one of thu Mr, Dighton Is a niombor of Moat of.the nntionnl people's army ■« reported a temTreasurer; I). H. Babbitt, Chaplain. worst week ends In yenrs, with tho various fraternities and societies. recently defonted In the fighting k rocs? • s * T w o Stolen C ars A r e The Conimandery officers' are to mercury 24 to 20 below *«bno Ho Is s Delta Tau Delta, a mem­ around Tientsin, hns evacuated this low in In stfmo iml the tempersbo; A. F. McAlister, Commander: sections. Ono note of contrast, how­ ber of the hoimrurwJafl fratern­ city. It I* noteworthy that a few Found B y Police A n d Pflorlda wero aufT. tW. Jones, Generalissimo; G. E. ever wns provided by West Kootoity of Phi Delta active of the troop* have moved north­ !<«riously damage McKay, Captain General; John (Continued on Page 31 *.. member of the Legion, eastward toward Tangshang, but N that all fruit R eturned T o O w ners Govi*. Sunlaf—Warden;— Oro.- W. und a member Club. most of the flaring so M lw a ^ te * this -section be Huff, Junior Warden; L. H. Glbhs, _JjL-canunanUnJpVKrWa-admi*- proceeding southward toward Mnshorlff C. M, Hand announced Jri-vzing temperaWASHINGTON, Doc. 28.—(A»)— Prelate; J. O. Huff, Sword Bear­ chsng. ' Itsi. 'fa r «outh_at this morning tfint a Hudson auto­ Tho Kuomlnchun (national peo- Because of failing health, Gon, er; A. K. Rossltter, Warder; A. R. •bi counties. , mobile, stolen from Roy Harden, of ple’n army) is most anxious regard­ John J. Pershing Is expected to Key, Treasurer; J. D. Jenkins, Re­ nturcs'will be felt Orange City Saturday night hnd ing event* In Manchuria, but it* return here within tho next month corder; It. E. lleurndon. Standard A trained corps of h°t°i c" '; Rtcs, according to, member* believe Murnhsl Chang from Arks, Chile, where ho is re­ Bearer; D. S'. E. Starr, Sentinel: W. H, MarkEnmr kbMti recovered in tho Woods near payees'nuinhering mure than 00 Tso-LIn, .Manchurian dictator who presenting President Coolidgo in T. E. Meredith, W. A. Higgins and tho Wckiva River. haii nrived in Sanford to U e o w l •°n Pago 3) Tho Egyptian women thought last week defeated hi* former sate- tlm Chilcan-Peruvian arbitration J. C. Trawlck, Guards Flower*’ general store at Lake Harden was anld to have been tho duticx of the various depart­ they could strengthen their hair lit**, Gtn. Sung-Llng, is unlikoly to over Tacna-Aricn, Many of jh c apqihtlvo otffcea Mary was robbed of approximately ments of the Hotal Forrcstt UUe in Sanford on business and had His physician ha*, recommended in the -various organizations will $200 in cash by .three unldenUflvl according to a aUtcroent mndo by rubbing it with n donkey’s follow up the remnant of Kuo’s army inside tho walls. only left hi* mnehino for a few this morning by Hovfard Hulic*. tooth crushed In honey. that ho begin the homeward trip bo filled sometime soon after th« men about 0 o’clock Saturday night not later than Jan. 15 and ho may new officers are « coated. Tho according to reports received by minutes. Upon his return tho car Practically all of the *u f f .ca. “ depart from Arica before that heads of the lodges are expected Sheriff C. M. Hand, who is today was gone. He immedjntcly noti­ here direct from tho Loch Aibor data If proper arrangements -can to announce their appointments working on the ca*e. ; ^SPORTATION fied tho po|ico and the Sheriff nnd hotel in AUonhurst, New within the next few days. MNB8 bo made. * The.three men are'said to hAY3 where the Huiick brothers openfto as a result of* an all night search an exclusive aummir rc*ort hotel. intcrcd tho store-and purchased l M rvcf by two Details.of thu general’* Illness the car was found in good condi­ are not-nown-here but - report* $1.00 worth of lunch to allay the r*R?n lines maliiTho chef and hU‘ assistant*, Hie ruspicions of tlio atoreke reaching Washington have somcbi-weekly salltion. No clue ns tp Identity of tho baker, head wnttar and corns iK Judge W. E. White was confront­ charge. In each case a bond of $1 when tboy stuck a gun in'hi r°'ille and inter?. thiefr or thieves, lias been rGp'ort- maids, wniters. bell boy* onf dn0T ' and rifled the cosh register. [«•' THo Clyde men have all had year, of CJtP®r‘* ed-with u large docket in police wa* ordered eiCronted. Several people lounging I w*ny inuuguratIsaac SamUcia, charged with op­ enco ut large tourist, hotels. Mr. court thTs morning but owing to LONDON, Deo, 2*.— UP)— The 1vicinity of the store he<* Hver service to Hulk said, and Jt is «X|*ctw. that many forfeited bonds, tho case* erating a motor »vchkTe while un­ Another Hudson Found algnlnd of tho Locakno.tresty has plcious of the three and to Years ago nnd at Tho Hudson automob lie belong­ the quality of their *er^[e* J*1' did not actually require much time der the influence of liquor -wan increased the possibility - of Gsr- the number of the licetu: fined $100. C: Carson was alio time twowrivor ing to Edward Wan), which wn« nttrucl many visitor# to tho For­ for disposal. ; From the list of drunka and vi­ rhorged with driving a car while many's participatioq in the next tho machine. This num JOiceola and the stolen from in front of the Elks rest Lake, which will 1* opened Schneider cup race. Tho removal given to the sheriff a* 91 grille oro In op* club Saturday night, was recover­ within the nest few days accord­ olators of the parking Uws it woo drunk but failed to show up* in evident that the polke' were’ kept court and his bond of $100 was dee lim'd to nttko any announce^ of restriction* on tha. building of Two of thb men*are desi ed Sunday morning ,hy Officer ing to present plans. ;ms;tjngors Bockwith. ,of the Sanford Police I’ '* ^ f o r d dally. ment regarding Gon. Pershing’* re* aircraft in Germany will enable middle aged, and one U Several carloads of d‘yhcs. ° " ‘! busy over Saturday and Sunday ordered-estreated. Department, in the Dream wold various other equipment have been with a number o.f petty' cases. V , M Trnnaportation Floyd Hester was filled $1 for turn to tho U. S. there wore evi­ experts In that country to construct havo been a young man, a G .C. Hickson, Mr*. StdU Ar­ having tho cut-oUt pf his automo­ dence* "that' Ms doimr lure from machines of- almost unlimited ly about 23' yean of age subdivision, near French-avenue. ■. received, ahd an additional ship­ 2**nixed in Feb• Immediately after the The car had been parked at H ment of fixtures ia expected to ar­ rington, Mra. M. L. Strong, C. J. bile open and Lonnie Corrintfon South America would in no sensj horsepower. .‘ fisiier brothers Air experts here say Gerqiany ;the three bandits backed o rjkbt congestion o ’clock Saturday night by the owri- rive in Sanford this week it wax Owenh, M. Ben Amol, William was fined $3 for speeding. bo a diplomatic retreat Worn kn inroad embargo. er, Mr. Ward, and u p o n hi# return stated this morning. ' Clark, Gen* Adnmi, William LudMilitia Oloe was fined $1 for al­ international pituation which. has will ap'ply for rsadmlialon to the ‘ tort and_djyYe sw w *t to the spot it was g on o. Jle immed­ federation of aeronautica when rstc of ipeed. b w n tt M Practically all finlsnlng touchej wig,v George Palmes, Miss Fields, lowing her chickens to ran at Urge. become embara#iing. I'M n subsidiary iately notified tho polkc. Officer have been applied to; the build- A. W- Herts nnd E. S; Mrl’arthy building restrictions are removed- hU d»|W|tytine T pU yu>> « a ri vi. _— h , Brothers Tug Steps will be taken to continue A. E. Ei'ls.wo* ordered Bockwith was detailed to search Ing, and tho delay attending tho were all charged with parking '""w have equipIf readmitted she will bo sntlUed ■) os far os possible the vork be has fine of $10 on a charge delivery of neded accessories is without lights according to- the drunk and also to pay|ll SSf* for bringto vonptU t o taUnui £ \ I.ooo ton* of ,;oid to bfiti* ordy bnl@Vfy conduct* ^ t Wg tW opiolftrf date. ..^ c W e a th e r Illness To Compel Pershing To Return To United States Trained Staff Of Employees Arrive For Hotel Opening Lake Mary Store Is Looted Saturday By Men In Texas Car Two Alleged Drunken Drivers Forfeit Bonds Of $100 Each In Police Court �ttt+ t+ m ..................... ....... ............................. .... »+ + • m JSB . .. M» Location: This 320 lot subdivision is ^located at the corner of French Avenue and Geneva Street, on the North !e of Geneva toward' the center of the citv. I-4 mile on-French Avenue and I-2 mile on Geneva Street side A L L C IT Y C E M E N T S ID E W A L K S T O B E IM P R O V E M E N T S L A ID T H R O U G H O U T . IM M E D IA T E L Y A V A I L A B L E . D REAM W OLD A L L S T R E E T S T O BE P A V E D . R E S T R IC ­ T IO N S ............................. . A L L L O T S 60 F E E T O R M O R E . A L L W IT H IN C IT Y LIM ITS. Every property Bodwell offers is priced for the purpose of insuring a doubling of your money. fair sold by us at $1250 now bringing $4,000 per lot. ■ Consider 1 First Street extension’ where water fronts sold by u winter at $70 per foot, now selling for $225 a foot, or First Street business property sold for $200 per foot now bringing $400 and upwards. These prices are intended to present an investment opportunity, S O L D O N E A S Y T E R M S — 6 P E R C E N T IN T E R E S T 214 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T H. T . B O D W E L L , President P h on e 453 E. D . E L Y , Sales Manag&f :*W***fa,V- �G rips'll. S. Causing Damage, Suffering | m, ._. Meeting Sounded p Green, Head O f labor Federation Uf, Dec. 28.—UP)— d at anthracite opintrs were quartered itl» here today, prrmi tor a joint meet- (Continued from page 1.) nay in British Columbia, which re­ ported “spring 'like weathar,” a grfeen Christmas and growing grnrs. » [Thirteen Deaths In Chicago , The cold weather directly o* tndirectl’- caused 13 deatha in Chica­ go, while the mid-west metropolis saw more than |1,000,000 worth of M L ^ ] li 1 * 11 V.v r . a • when another effort o reach a settlement »r*v which |enr» ---------haa stop;i3t of hard coal ainco \ - zU »- .v ipot^nicn for both jUinn! oilcnco as to the discussion, experienced [cfes! rd optimism ns to e. Chief among these a Green, president o f a Federation o f I.abor, 7d the *trike would be i da)*- *. .. ftY T O N A B E A C H on tht flood in’s observation war. i hanie. nt Coshocton, y is spending the holij, family. With the coal during he 1026. jtjttk-d, said, orgnnirtji .'ay ^uM not lhat Irnvo the anymlnserpered insist that rpt.. v« to — ---*I :. plan bo made the basis tfuns. ThH plan, to ponders have objected heretofore, involves f. if individual workdrs n inquiry to determine be raired without ini price of coal, iters are expected to no .“onforcr.ee substanroposal oath ••cd in nd( throughout the _nirrmmrdiate resumption die wage scalp in fedihfn the men laid down and a resumption of [on a now contract at lere thoy were broken tic City. rs’ spokesman insist will not bo stamped- tide o f prosperity is sweeping re^ last Crips Capital ASSEE, Fin., Dec. 28. Ida’s• capital was in in icy blast today. Tho r dropped to n mini­ n'. While there were > figures hero to nsther oc. not a record t of tho year had been ( observer stated that usually cold.’1 is lasting in character because it is based on sound econom ic factors i — ^ - t as Well as clim atic attractiveness and the charm o f beautiful natural surround­ ings. C . M any opportunities are naturally afford-* ed investors m this new 6ra o f grow th , yet none w e believe that offer greater possibilities o f profit than D aytona Shores. C ^ T h e M an W h o W aits— w h o waits until D aytona Shores assumes the propor­ tions designed fo r it— w ill live in the m ost delight­ fu l place in the w orld . But he w ill pay a big price fo r the privilege— and be glad to d o it. ThefMan W ho A cts— w h o prefers to b u y at the beginning and take the profits that com e w ith masterful de­ v e lo p m e n t — ^ w hat.profits w illb e bis, borne along RUSSIANS TAKE AFGHAN P O S T AFTER BATTLE T h a t D a y to n a Shores w ill be the F lorid a Idea in c it y -p la n ­ n in g m ore fu lly expressed than a n y th in g else so fa r a ttem p ted ? ■f (Continued from pago 1;) tho depnrtmenta’s attitude in do­ clining to discuss the problems to bo taken up wdth American Am­ bassador Crowder and Cuban gov­ ernment official. It is understood, however, that tho Cuban minister qf foreign affairs will be one with A. Ca., Doc. 28.—(fP)— whbm a confercnco will be held but unfriendly blast from that "remained unconfirmed. Tho fact that Mr. Vallance ncnorth prevailed today Uy balmy and pleasant compnnled tho tfensury’s prohibi­ Ientire South waa nf- tion fielt^ marshal on* the trip was » chilling breezes, oven regarded as giving color to re­ Whin, which boasts a ports that . n liquor 'treaty .with Itemperature tho year I Cuba was to be pressed nt this time. Denial of thoso reports have • trn portion o f the been mude in Washington but the brunt o f tho cold soma members o f the Andrews the temperatures in party would not be surprised to i portion was steadily boo steps taken loqklng to such idicatihg that It would negotiations. i emphatic pfhch bc(day was done, unless [loose with tome of his Wr, and even Bubilurcs were felt in , principally those to­ iler lino and in the kcuisvillc, Ky., the M»u o f Dixie, ropreklow, while Bristol, Nile, N. C., both saw It nearby. At 1 o ’clock ■Bristol rang the boll |Asheville, with two |Ve .she would write |Kn front of her figfit end o f tho wave registered 30 de‘Isiita 10 at tho same °f thu unofficial tem»rted at I o’clock this Y f t its expansion, w hile am azinly rapid, ml la Pleased OltC, Po.t Dec. 28.— nchot in a statement pod gratification nt on nf negotiations bethracite operators and tict'kired tho negotini produce a settlement X to tho operators and one which will give tho aithuut nn increased ■ ti»t the freeze would P II down Into central KfAt. lie advised that I be protecteil: sistlessly forw a rd today. T h a t it slopes back and u p fr o m fa m o u s D a y to n a Beach to the ban ks o f the storied T o m o k a R iv er, w ith fifteen m iles o f natural w a te rfr o n t o n the ocean ; ‘ • the H a lifa x and the T o m o k a ; .» w ith m ore than six m iles o f 7 D ix ie H ig h w a y fro n ta g e a n d .“.H.1ASI • n o 'p a w w r U . One and ono-qunrtor miles of F. E. C. Hailway fron ta ge. T h a t its o w n p ro p o s e d free C a u sew a y is- to b rid g e th r.H a lifa x co n n e c tin g 'm ain lan d an d b e a ch ? - T h a t its p r o p o s e d perm anent im p ro v e m e n ts in clu de a g o lf clu b a n d 1 8 -b o le course, y a ch t clu b a n d ya ch tin g basin, ra il­ roa d sta tio n and ocean play*' grou n d? v * **1 * Express Embargo Is L ifted On Fish And Citrus Fruits ATLANTA, Gn., Dec. 28,—</P)— The embargo on citrus fruits and fresh fish from Florida points desr tined to Jacksonville and to all other points, when those commo­ dities aro handled “through Jack­ sonville, has been lifted by the American Railway Express Com­ pany, William G. Smith, vicepresident of tho organization, an­ nounced today. Ho aaid that moans would be found for a general modification of tha traffic situation to and from Florida, but he could not say at thip time when such a step would bo taken. Jdr. Smith’s announcement fol­ lowed his .return yesterday from Florida, where ho had mode an cx&nsivo survey of traffic condi­ tions. U is not possiblo at this time be said, to forecast definitely when tho express organization wahld lift ita ban on numerous artlclca going Into the peninsula state, but expressed himself as hoping that railroad congestion, which had been, tho principal fac­ tor In' bringing'"about a tie-up, would soon find relief, as upon that condition depended the course of tho American Railway Express Company In modifying its Florida shipments. “a 5, Chattanooga 8, l Louisville, 6 below, l Mobile 24,.Nashville Nns 30, Atlanta 10, --* fc Bristol, Va., 0, ColTho Island of Cuiion, the Phil­ won 17, August 22, '.Jacksonville 36, MI-1ippine aite -of tho largest leper *Nille 2, Grecpsboro colony' ip*tho Wflkld, was one of H. Winston Salfcm 8. 8 the first places under the Ameri­ flag to give women the right ------■’ y \rj can to vote. I*® locomotive recently k*d 203 Jon* of. stoel. •An asbestos suit that can bo us­ ed for protection In rescuing a °f traffic delays In fire victim Is on exhibit in tho Am­ Oly is estimated *t erican Museum of Safety In Now J York. • r-iv. IM PO R TAN T A new unit <>f Daytona Shores will be an­ nounced shortly. It will contain .some o f the 'choicest residential, hotel and apurtm ent house sites in tho entire project. It will have generous fron tage on tho Dixie H ighway and on tho main Ena t-Wont Boul­ evard, and on the south will adjoin the exclusive resort city o f Ormond. Plata and prices at any o f our o ffices. Make you r reservations now, E . C. G R A D Y 21 F irst Street • W ith eath-deed-will be a title inturance policy from the blew York Title & Mort­ gage k o.’t capital assets of SH.m.OOO. V- l '•»" ■. L F - ,'V. , * Sanford, Florida You cannot know Flor­ ida until you ate Day­ tona Shorti. ..plant Write, bearded live oaks, palm and •palm etto, magnolia and maple. . . a^wyodland pa rad he. The Slut Atlantic and Daytona Beach . . . fifty cara abetatt can count the tandi. 4 _ F R E E T R I P T O D A Y T O N A SHORES This coupon presented at any Daytona Shorn oni Ibc holder to round trip to D ayton* Shorn andlu the Tontoka River Lodge free o f transportation without obligation. Address V. (Jraitr 1 a1\Ul w M f /.•Lra’aoai*, �w KaX < i •***£%#. W E ’R E G L A D T O S E E H IM G B efo re A n o th e r W i n t e r ; As Brisbane Sees It r-— Aavhvw, W*V* Prosperous The opening o f the Hotel Forrest Lake* early In January INitoon Ivy Bootleg — will mark the beginning o f Sanford’s attempt to provide ac­ G«U la Blbcris commodation* for winter tourists. Over three hundred will las nil Mighty , . 1 S r tJ K H iS ■*d«r ^ft of be cared for In the handsome new structure whfch will bring By ARTHUR BRISBANE to Sanford much prestige as a tourist city. cearrtak* >•», *r «■ » c* .. Much has been done during the year that is just closing THIS COUNTRY is big vfo* to make our city a desirable place for the winter visitor. In perous, and it* big men In buttA***’ e x * 5 £ 3 addition to the new hotel, other hostehies have been re­ are learning to deal with big mon­ ’ iuil . uVnSu? .«».•• modeled and enlarged while numerous apartment houses and ey. It areined gigantic when Uncle residences have been erected. It would be difficult to esti­ Sab) undertook tba Panama Canal mate just how many more people Sanford is capable of car­ that might coat three hundred mil­ nbUwiry ing for this winter than it was a year ago but without ques­ lion dollar*.' S u c h a u m Inspired awe. Now. it is the.small changei. tion the number would run well into the thousanda. of really big business. Any number of concern* would A t the beginning o f 1926 it m igh t be well fo r ucr to look handle a Panama contract. a little into th? luture, to see, i f we can, w hat the require­ m ents o f the city will be, and try to w ork ahead so that n oth ­ Standard OH was a Mllion-dollar ing will in terfere.w ith the grow th o f the entire com m unity. absorb* Pacific oil, the latter cas­ w i H M 'S S ^ leeiion of All o f us can see w onderfully prosperous days ahead, w ith ually ’ announoes distribution of aed also Ih. one hundred millions or bo of se­ • pubtlahod horjtn. All S anford com ing into the lim elight a n d »w ith thousands o f curities to it* stockholder*. And republic.tlon of ■pociol new people com ing to this section to live. W e can * ie th e the whole thing amounts to "only terjth « • t lu rtoorvod. population o f our city double in h short space o f tim e. T h ere live hundred millions, maybe a lit­ S' ^MONDAY; PEC, a6. 1*15. tle more or.less." That’s one day’s are few nm ong uS w ho are pessim istic. * item, and soon forgotten. The com ing few m onths will see Sanford unable to take Y B E T l W ju S V T T A T F O R M *■"— r t j ' i ; 'Hi l.WDtopor « lt « r rnu(« In Jack* care o f all the tourists w ho would like to spend the w inter ONCE IT wa*. whispered. :that **' ti/kfittW* **‘0'*| ** " hero. Qur hotels nnd apartm ent houses will be overflow in g Z^CtnUtraction of St. Johns-In- and unable to cope with the situation. T h e result will be Sttandard Oil wan a blllioiwdollar octopus, and fiercely:dt wa* chop-’ i>Mi Rites a M L ’ ' that hundreds and thousands will pass on to oth er Florida ped into many tiny-wemy pieces. a^Xjctm ian of white way. wlptnlns pret, tortile courts, tow n s.” It is too late now to build m ore hotels fo r this w in­ “Lie there," eald-Unde Sam. Each little piece grew into an A £ ter. W c m ust make out with the facilities wd have this octopu* on' Its own doeount, and ientinr of - btdldte* pro* year, but we can p erfect ou r plans and begin work now so now ‘ each one takes hundreds o! *, hdlelo. a p a r t that the w inter o f 1926 will firid Sanford equipped to tnke million* only. 1MRI, flOWf Our octupuses are doing better. A— Extension At at root paving care o f all those com ing here at that tilde. MW e m ust build m ore hotels like the Hotel F orrest Lake. TENNESSEE MOONSHINERS 7A-CotMtrurtion of boulevard Not only one m ore but five or six m ore. W e m ust build all produce a brand of “whiskey" that around U l t Mowof. »*L_Cotnpletian of dty beautifies* the apartm ent houses that we can g et m aterials for. W e would have prevented the evolution m ust build five houses n day next yea r instead o f one house discussion, had that whiskey ap­ tlon program. 0.—Expansion of school system a day. W e must get ready to be n tourist city if such is our peared earlier. It would have killed off all the higher .apes be­ irtth provision for Increased fadesire. fore they had a chance to be­ v; > a m foi- • 1 • . : • T h e Herald hopes som e o f the new developm ent p rojects come men. * • Lye, poison ivy nnd tobacco H - u b l e v e r s e fo k t o d a y that are being announced nlmoat daily will be rearranged to include construction o f hotels. It would like to see con ­ juice are included in this whiskey, cheaper than com whiskey, more PEACE AND TRUTH: — Thus sAith the Lord, Call unto mo, nnd struction program s carried out so that the people w ho com e quickly made, with n real bite. I will answer thee, and shew thee to Sanford, as they are now com ing, will be nbltrto stay here If your “genuine pre-war” stuff a feat nnd mighty things whien instead o f goin g on to Orlando. N o finer locations fo r hotels turns out to bo Tennessee’s latest, thou kndweet not.. . . Behold I will can be found anyw here thnn are available in and near San­ you will know it. It scorches the Wing it health and cure, nnd I will mucous membrane from the mouth, ctfrc them, and will •reveal unto ford and it is hoped those in n position to do so will give the causing the tongue to swell nnd them tho abundance of peace nnd m atter consideration anti see that additional buildings are protrude. trflthi -Jeremiah 33;2,3,fl. provided before another w inter comes. PRAYER:—We whuld seek Thee, NEW SIBERIAN gold fields, to ----------------------o---------------------- m m ^ It’s darkest tT" *** e i r■i l~l u f iuu tunrls. u?f 1 Way S0C H 88 5>W T -THAT'**. p*.?.r»d four tS L b lit h e r ’. S y e d K ^ P*t Harrison’* i;>__ os a Don Qulxot* *** las 10 the'smokir, S S f S a - 's i Tim is n prot_ , *vcry year was absolutely ioe year has id.—Toledo Blid^ i tl Hentime ntsliA I to send gift, . £ i plate prison, (u?* the boys comi *il they'll select ,?• " I sonnlly— B e o ^ j ‘T is e s L If George f| Mty scientists * that sleep |g | it w ill lie n rati p, circulation of th« cord. —The N’sw Austen ChnnibcrUki the late trtstrS with ihe Garter. H i/f one of the partie, h« Wen lucky to g(l c„t <lerslnrt.—\irginia-Pilctl LONLINESS IS IN ALL OF US Al' HITS ■YflTFll* IN V K S T IO A T IO Y I DAYTONA’ REACH NEWS R o b ertso n , W illiam s and iMor 0 Lord, and trust Thee for Thy loving- kindness Is bolter than Ilf*. __________. which Russians only ar« admitted, “ I can’t stand this loneliness ‘ An yet it is a good thing that Suggestions For Employees nro enormouely rich, nnd may nny longer- It”- makes life too we are thus lonely. ------------ shift tho gold ‘ balance from this nwfful. Ho I guess I'll quit." For out of n man’s loneliness roud nation to Bolshevik Russia Henry Ford, who em ploys thousands o f men in hie fa c ­ So reads a note found in the havo grown nil the fine and noble THE ACORN ive hundred million dollars worth rbom of n min in n middle-west­ and beautiful things that thf world tories at D etroit hus a set o f rules under which they work. of gold, it Is expeebed, will Boon be ern city who had killed himself has known. Far from the crowded haunts of Judge Elbert (Jury, w ho is head o f the United States Steel added to Russia’s supply. with n revolver. , Our great poems and songs und Corporation, has another set o f regulations. Still other large men ' . , , Whether the. man’s suicide ended paintings—what nro they but the An acorn dropped In n lonely glen; corporations o f the country have d ifferen t rules, som e in the WHAT EFFECT will it huvo on his loneliness or only put him In wistful attempts of lonely qouls to Wet by the rain and chilled by tho hnughty Uncle Sum, if Russia n situation more lonely than evpr break the intangible bonds' that form o f "d o n 'ts ” and others in the form o f advice. gold. _______J— But it remained for a London factory to compile the best equals him as gold owner it would is not exactly to the point. What surround them and step forth Into " raf deeply burled beneath tho be hard for our best mind* to re­ makes us all take notico of his act set o f suggestions that we have ever heard o f being handed sist tho persuasive powers of so Is the fact that loneliness Is an full communication with theiz1 fol­ ("r s,*meld: « io wmen ? Poor little acorn; It would not go down to n group o f employees. Ten epigram m atic bit* of much gold. affliction notif of us ever com­ To a warmer clime where it might The'noble nets of the great he­ And what e/Tect will the new pletely- escapes, advice, culled the "T en D cm andm ents," and containing phras­ grow. roes yf history, the Lincolns- and yellow treasure havo on Russia •For we nil llvo behind masks— All It could do was lie In tho dust, eology that Is.crisp and appealing to the working man, are nnd her rulers? Will they become Dnntons nnd •Luthers and St. masks that forever bar the rest of And wait, and wait, ns all things given ns follow s: more conservative ns they become tho world from getting really ac­ St. Johns—are not they simply inriu*t. 1. Don’t lie; It wastes my time and yours. I am sure rich, and join the world choiun oi' quainted with us. Wo live our real ’ stances of supreme self-abnelration To feel tho call of tho quickening to catch you in the end, and that is the wrong end. . 1governing high finance? Probab­ lives behind these njasks, dream­ and altruistic struggle rising'from • day ing tho dreams and playing with n sense of tho pitiable loneliness 2. W atch your work, not the clock, n long d a y ’s work i ly. Which God must send in His tho memories that make up our of all mankind? own good way. makes a long day s h o r t; and a short d ay’s work makes my ’Our very hupo in immortality i real selves; and it is impossible for JOSEPH PULITZER used to say •When springtime came with IU fuce long. itself—*is not that tho voice pfithe <fUrs, “ Brisbane, If you ever get us to emerge from Imhiml them. * magic brscio, 3. Give me more than I expect, and 1 will give you in ire any money, which you nover will, ’It isn't a matter of fiot? Having Jonefy HoftI*(>llinif itstlf’ thdt ioni'e-, And the cheering drone of hom­ than you expect. I can a fford to increase you: pay if you in­ y >i will find that j’our opinions friends nround one, this loneliness. where, somehow there must ba a ing bees, wi.l change." lnce where one can get out from Sometimes the loneliest of men is And the glen was filled with crease my profits. ehind life’s imprisoning barriers? head of u family and belongs to a life , anew, 4. You owe so much to you rself that you can not afford We will nlways be lonely; But Ti CHICAGO News Bold for half a dozen lodges. It consists, The acorn awoke and n ww to owe anybody else. Keep out of debt, or keep out oi m y I*1 *.Idiiis not dear for a profit, rather, in tho realization that, to thero Is hope, nevertheless. For shoot grew I shopH. able, established newspaper. But tho end of time, each one of us slowly, and little by little, we aro An the passing years went .. ck in any hbw news- must stand alone; that all our pri­ toiling up tho long slope toward alowly by 5. D ishonesty is never an accident. Good men, like good <t paj er i n:c ipriso. I f you do you vate dreams and strivings and as­ the dav when we will be just a It struggled upward towards women, never see temptation when they meet it. will probably l?am of something pirations can never be truly com­ little closer to a full underhUndthe aky— 6. Mind your own business, and in time you ’ll have a to y ur disadvantage. * municated to or shared with those ing of what the brotherhood of Through calm and storm its task nround us, not even those nearest mail really is— to the day when business o f you r own to mind. . it kept, And grew through the night THE NEW owners of the Daily nnd doarcst, that we, -individually, equality, tolerance and neighbor­ 7. D on’t do anything here which hurts your sclf-rcs e’en aa It slept. it -'ounce conspicuously-that must bear our secret disappoint­ liness will bo something moro than Hpect. An em ployee w ho Ih willing to steal for me is willing The oak at last a giant stood Samuel Immll has no interest in ments and endure our secret fail­ glittering words. to steal from me. And in that day men will still Proud monarch of a mighty : «•. pnp.'i, -does not nnd will not ings; and that at tho very last oach of us must go down to a very lone­ bo lonely, to bo sure, But therp 8. It is none o f my businoss what you do at night. But own any stock.. wood. will be plenty o f friends. ly death. — J. A. HILL, in Atlanta Journal if dissipation a ffe cts what you do the next day, and you do INSULL RUNS thfc light, power h alf as much as I demand, y ou ’ll last h alf as long ns you etc., of Chicago, and the . News Wa have four daya now in which hoped. owners evidently wish it known to form our new year's resolutions. OLD A B E ; W A R EAG LE 9. Don’ t tell me what I’d like to hear, but what I ought that he has nothing to do with ( — ■ - o ---------------THE MENTOR / ‘ to hear. I don’t want a valet to my vanity, but one for m y their pnper. And another thing that we haven’t seen for a long time is money. During the War Between the to Madison to join their regiment, THERE IS only one kind of brnln .States, and for several years after and with them went Old Abe. Tha 10. Don’t kick if I kick. If you ’re worth while correct­ milady's ears. and Inaull has plenty of the one ing, you ’ re worth while keeping. I don’t waste time cutting its close, Old Abo, tho famous bold spectacle of a live eagle borne with kind. If he had a newspaper, and eagle, was a popular idol. That u the troops caused much interest. Anyway it begins to look like specks out of rotten nppies. would take Kls mind off jother living representative of our Nat­ As the company passed * through this year Is going out.wlth a bang ------,--------- :------ o---------------------/ * things, he would fight for his read­ ional emblem should actually to the gates of Camp Randall the bird and the new one coming in the ers, not influenced by other "in­ have accompanied a regiment is said to have caught a corner of same way. Dirty Milk Bottles sults." through three years of warfare teo flag floating above his head o He would surely make more of and safely return to claim tho and spread it to tho full with a Things to worry aboutu we have O ften in this world o f gilded am bitions we fail to give a success than nny committee. A plaudlta of a re-united nation was great flapping of wings. This act only thrae hundred and slxty-two proper attention to tho little things o f life, and with our eyes committee cannot run n newspaper, unparalleled. Crowds gathered aroused tho wildest enthusiasm days left in which to do our shop­ or nurse a baby. whenever he appeared in public; among the spectators, and the focuBed on lofty peaks, march on overlooking these sam e in­ ping for next Christmas. newspapers were filled with glow­ Eighth tn "Wisconsin was so imjpreM* consequential things that may well prove to be a stum bling 1 ■o ing accounts of his exploits; recruit that tho eagle was : p poems r ed by . its ________ A RICH American girl thought News dispatches say t h a t block in our high road to attainm ent. One o f these little she wanted a count, married him, were written in hia honor and at promptly proclaimed as official •’Young'' Stribllng may not fight things iH the milk bottle, which plays n fundam ental role in had a baby, found she did not want least one was set to music. muBcot. Taken from n nest on the Ch:nagain for somo time, but now that the lives o f all o f us. T h e problem that it involves is national him. Whon the Eagle Regiment re­ owa River, in Northern Wisconsin turned to MadiBon in 1804, its mas­ he U married, we aro not so sure Count Hnlm,-proud father wants in its application. of it. that baby, tho small child plays y an Indian of the Chippewa tribe, cot was tho outstanding hero. At a Locgl dairym en report an increasing tendency on the part with too many toys while detec­ tho famous bird was carefully public ceremony Old Abe was o f­ Our office boy says too much o f housewives to set out milk bottles that have not even been tives watch, that It may not be roared as n pet. This was in 1801, ficially turned over to the' State Christmas has caused him to rinBcd in cold w ater nftor boing em ptied. Milk, once hard­ carried away by the loving father. and a few months later, when the of Wisconsin ~and assigned to a war Was declared, he was taken to special room in tho Capitol build­ adopt a program of economy that Eau Claim and sold to tho Enu ing. For seventeen years his health ha* that of President Coolldge beat ened in the crevices and crannies o f n container, is one o f the MANY fathers being primitive Claire Badgers, a company In pro­ nnd popularity continued. HU pre** a mile. m ost d ifficu lt substances to loosen, and the proper cleansing barbarinns will say “that father cess of organisation for the Eighth once was in great demand at re­ --------- o--------o f bottles represents un arduous task unless the milk film is Speaking of reckless fellows, loosened by cold w ater rinsing before' the sun and atm os­ has rights.” What would they Wisconsin Infantry. Ho quickly en­ unions and benefits for disabled say, if a hen laid an egg, and they deared himself to his new owners, Boldiers, At such times he always John D. Rockefeller recently bet saw tho rooster walking off with and in honor of Lincoln, wax chris­ proved -n- Btar"attrncUoh," and is phere iH given a chance to solid ify it. C. Bascom Blemn, former secre­ tened “ Old AboT’ said to havo earned the sum of D irty milk bottles have been identified ft* thri anurca-nf- it? tary to President Coolldge, that Early In the autumn of that $80,000 for tho unfortunnto among They would say ‘(hold on, you he could beat him at golf. many- diseases bjr health experts, and m ore attention is be­ didn’t lay that egg.” year, tho Eau Claire Badgers went hir former cotprades. ------- — — -TT~ IXC TUBUC ACCOUNTANTS flttlfA 18*15 M m o n t c T rm pl» naiij|1 f Each vou can pro: flKiimst win in'I P a ifc Z b D a J'eari by ckpoiitiu i l-ttlt* with B| * time (o lime. % I Login today ud eh] the rrialt. San rod u m & Loan AssotUUtel E E/ I ON PA!D UP CERTIFICATE OFFICE MACHINES IIO Y A I, ,TUELL & SMITH A « S o u th g jm JSSr, Orlando mini J -----------Builder of---------, G A SO LIN E , E L E C T R IC and STEAM U t S A IL and ROW BOATS B oals and M otors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on *P M t. D ora, Florida a- - - - - - - - - LAKELAND LEDGEIt Nevada bankers will pay $1,000 for a live bandit, and $2,600 fpr One. of tho bright young men comotive; Lavoisier, the great * a dead one. No Governor can par­ in Tho Lodger composing room ob­ French chemist; Cuvier, the French S don a dead bandiL served tho other night that he did naturalist; Morse, inventor of tho 5 Going to have a higher tariff on not sen how a man could bo hap telegraph,.Edison, of tho ineand- S lipsticks.* But their rostJsn’t what py unless ho worked—did, some­ escent light, and a score of others. 3 thing useful. Ho had reference Cuvier, It is exp ired , tr ice d hissing so expensive.* to a series of automobllo accidental until 11 at night,' read kom« Ukht 5 Florida seems to want everything In which the participant* apnar^ fiction, and then retired. At his 3 book so so that that no no S in tho world. St. Petersburg matt ently_hnd little to divert their meals he carried . , a book mlndT cx«pt that stuff which is time would be lost. oven thought •ho had Borgdoil, so often responsible for mishaps: .There Is no call for anybody'■ This young man spoko a law of from the Riffs. Soldiers working this w in these times, |S eating butter a year old. That’s nature. To work i* natural 4aw. unless ho happen to bo a person I . In both tho animal and bird king­ enough to make anybody want to who la able to contribute something ! doms this low is fulfilled. Tho to tho world that would bo lost * H g> [lit. little ant work* at his job so con­ should ho loeo the continuity of his News has been received by sistently that one of tho wisest of work. Only occasionally is a man irel (Miss.) maalmcn centuries ago adjured: “Go born nmong us who^o services are friends of a Laurel hunting without t6 the «ut, thou. sluggard.*’ and a immeasurable, f , - j] ■ that , he w e n t,_______ knowing how to v__.it— handle a loaded jajtr Une:.'Hpw doth .the busy lit­ But there ,fs something ’ •for gun. ' ‘ '• tle bee Improve each shining everybody to dor there is worlrfor hour," is accepted as a proverb. *nd those who refuse to do An Oxford student studied bo Biographlca of there nltn who Ujdr part are oarasitea, who moro bard ha went craiy. If you havu havo achieved success cmphaslu a boy In college don't let him see the fact that they rose, by workThla waa Btephenthis, - , -“i*-. ....... » n«» tnw kiuf of George ovopnvn(Copyright, 1626, NEA Stx„ Inc,) son, who invented tho railroad lo­ r OFFI CE MACHI NES W I S E B O A T WORKS A NATURAL LAW 2 5 « ^ . * r ! ,.i,ora —k Mala st. P hone ing given to the proper cleansing o f containers in our large TOM SIMS SA YS f«l| • imBTHAKD ADDIItll MACHISM l-ltf-a-TInr Coprkoldrra Ilalllax Martian llfbnllt ami Second Hand Typcnrilrn Krarrthtn* In Office Martian * C Dr, Tom Williams, noted psy­ com munities, where stringent regulations prohibit the house­ chiatrist of Washington, recently ' declared that lying is not lhherit- keeper from returning bottles unrinHed. Too much euro nlong this line cannot be given. / *d. In that case we know a few fathers and mothers who ought to be glad. , M Y FAVO RITE STORIES --------- o--------•Today’* best laugh: Friend of By 1RYIN S. COBB ours'got in bad at nome the other •Ten!nr, He entered the house and TAKING IN A PARTNER climb. I’m free from cat-facos, ated his wife, then.absent-mindly remarked, "Now, dear, I’ll die­ A mountaineering gentleman had shakes, knotts or woodpecker holes, don't bond before the roarin' ts a few lettere."— Dade City come down into the lowlands of BannCr. northern Alabama on court busi­ storm and I ain’t never been afeard W B IB piW B R B W M W iyiW W W W IM ness. On his way down out of the of the Jagged Mghtnln'. Hear mo trcmblo. f can lick any six A man was recently found In hills, ns was plain to see, ha had and men in this county!" looked upon his native moonshine i' India who claimed to bo another There was a sudden flurry, a Alexander the Great, but that’* when It was white. Now ha was thud of opposing bodies coming In­ nothing, there were several San­ socking trouble and ho didn't care to violent collision, tha sound of ford men who took drinks of holi- how noon ho found It either. a blow and then tne sound of a , day cheer and claimed to be John] In a gait that * happy coin- fall, when the dust cleared away, P. Rockefeller. promise between a swagger and a the tall sycamore of the fountains -o--------- . * ■tagger he projected himself .into w®« flat upon the barroom floor t, statue to Eve h v erect- a groggery. The place was fairly with the local champion seated by a South Carolinian because woil filled. Lurching up - to tho astride him. l ,ia a distant relatival of his. bar hr slammed his fist down Upon "Do you still think you can lick Temp* Tribune suggest* that it and in a laud voice introduced 'y' regard ’'the apple as his himself to the assembled company .. tree, and-wfe might fuld that„ after thie( fashion. regard <ba «*i\ M a flt'aub->•,, "I'm a'tall sycamore from the [I • mounting. I measure thirty foot')stated the fallen monarch or *‘ y to the first limb and I’m hard te l . v n uyf l... . tM T Y I ’ K W I I I T I 'U B H E N you choose advertised g choose the safest1 k n o w n , Tl 1 jh. Sf-W are value-1 �THE SANFORD ice TE LEP H O N E ; 4 148 MRS. FRfcD S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR M R S . G. F . S M IT H E N T E R T A IN S W IT H L O V E L Y P A R T Y F O R MRS. M A B R Y e d will fiv e a Bt the City Hall. r & o l bore will j dance at the City t , Story Hour a t . LI| o’cloc •the hour. JtSmitb will entertain Week Bridge Club at l her home on Magnoif honoring her guest, of library wiil , 3 to 6 o’clock. Toesdsy ill given by the Soegat of tho Woman’s club-house, with Mrs. * as hostess. iN P A Y , D ECEM BER :d roses nodded thefr lovely h from baskets effectiv ely in tho .various .. .I _ ed, rooms of the lovely home o f Mrs. G. F* Smith, Saturday afternoon when ahe entertained members of the Every Week Bridge Club and three extra tables of players, hon­ oring her sister, Mrs. M. H. Ma­ bry, who is spending’ the winter at Gainesville, and who is her house guest for the holidays. Holly wreaths decorated the dainty tally cards used fn keeping scores for the spirited game o f bridge played during the after­ noon, ami when scores were count­ ed. the prize for high score amon^ tho club members, an ecru linen trny cover, was won by Miss Kath­ ryn Wilkey. Top score guest’s prize, also a dainty embroidered tray cover, was awarded Mrs. Ho­ ward Hulick. Mrs. Mnbry was pre­ sented a dainty hand-made hand­ BY MARY MARSHALL Copyrlfbt McOluro ’ Syndicate ___________ JJJ*"'** a* memento oT the oecas- Hough-Woven Silk# o f the Pongee Variety Are Coming Back *?n^ ° P of the •mmc u™CnU ch,ckpn po. Pongee, rajah, Shantung, tassah, cofrrChj r V .*^tincs- olives, mints tusscr, tussore or tasar silk—this coffee and fruit cake were served old family of silk fabrics seemu to by Mrs. duo for a revival In Interest. Rajmond Phillip* nnd Miss WU- be You might not know it from the w?y, » nppearnnee of the silk counters. n rJrV*v *1to m<vt Mi-®- Mabry were They are atlll piled up with lovely Mrs. Forrest lake, Mrs W. J. brocades, crepes of all descriptions, Thigpen, Mu- Kathrvn Wllknv satins, printed silks, failles and evtn taffetas. In a few days the rajnhi> and the tussahs wiU appear —perhaps they are there' today, ARRIVALS ONTEZUMA natters, Lockpott, N. Kiel, Oakland;- J. W. tgham; A-'D . Lonnard, |C. W- Lloyd^ Orlando; iRosettl, Brooklyn, N. Might. City; Mr. and Elright, Columbus. 0 .; h r F. K. Hamilton, KMr; And Mrs. R. o. Ison, Sapford; Dr. Boffin, Jacksonville; K Cityi.F. J. Fltapnt■ Micn.: E. A. Cason, L A. Mcrideth, BradKr J. Mulligan, BradLd Mrs, N. D, Suttles, | Ur. nnd Mrs. A. R. ■tarty of Boston; Mr. It. G. .Bowycr, Arch Ipan-y Sumter, Jack- troit, Mich.; D. Dent, Jacksonville; Hay F. Tsunekal, Orlando; James Feliez, Orlando; Cecil Orandoff, Tampa; K. Wetz nnd children, Or­ lando; J. S. Schaal, city; Lloyd Harper, Jacksonville; H. F. Bethea. Jacksonville. Um maker* of dictlonari**. Like I ton. S. I * ' *>***' Shantung, it i. |Air*. W. ofwn from silk worm* of « 0n Men, different variety than there usu*»r-uuid—and like pongea.it I» » — KIFi" rwufh. plaJnTy ^ovraeifk of ex fomer «*U «t wearing qualities. r\*vt ,if • ' • M W • the gutet o f Mr. and | K r t R D. •aMf&fe/ tiui nkm Ravnnel at tbvir Lou* ’ (*eurgi« Mrb^y left Suiday* tifti I ArenUS. , " T*r"‘ «~^ 1 Tnrtm— l’U _,■■■»* ---------, will attend U*> Robert*- Aehbjr Mr*. A. ft. rprondn*, .Hue W fdgfadej eveniag at U * dent** o f Hanford but, Church o f tit# Good 8h#r»nl- Mr. ml were iht gueHa of i Mobley \viTl Job* them m Jackeoni for the week-end. viHe 0!t WfJnuJky. P erson als rnce Flowers left dun- . Mte, IV, J, White and X'f*, Inter Fatk where sh« t-rt Whit# nf Toitij’* •aid' his week m the ru: sI ■pu*«t, Ml** Violet l\ n ^ i efr. Mrs. James Doskey.! York\ ?, C„ *r., u«>n,tii)« ‘ .toa Chvbtmsii holidays here *« Mr. end Mrs- John C. l)ecn mo­ tored to Leesburg on Sunday where they were the guests of friends. funt-s uf Mr». R. W. Turin lisr heme ur Palmetto A\«ni' Edgerton Patterson and Peter Schaal motored to Orlando on Sat­ urday evening where they were the guests of friend*. Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Thurmond an­ nounce the birth of a son, IV.*. at the Ferrnld-Laughton Hospital. The baby has been named J. 1*. Thurmond, Jr, . Claude Si*trunk has returned from Lake City whrrc he spent Christmas with relatives. Mlss Katherine Jay left Thurs­ day evening for Rome, Gn„ where uhe will spend the holidays with relatives. MINI'S 11HAVY l NUfcltWhjfK Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Millitier and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sorrell of Or lando were the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes on Sunday. Fednesdny Legion Annual Ball Bsll ot U o’clock. Thursday nee at the Valdez Ho- *— * RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: L A T E S T F A S H IO N H IN T S F O R M I L A D Y — ---- r-------- — - A Methodist Pupils Are Entertained At Party Given By Teachers Donald Beech returned to Id* home nt Qu’ncy on Sunday,' after spending a ft w days hero with hi* mother Mrs. Mabel Bench Little Sunday School Pupils Given Party Saturday A ftern oon Mr nnd S(rS. 0 their guests, Mrs. ii-ii ll.ii inn Mliny m.'lori’ ii to Tampa Mr. „riJ Mrs Kenneth Muirelt, wh • have h;c-n tV.e tn*v:** *’ f Lit. Sanford, *»'! Mr*. W. A LtfOnr for stve*..; ■th of a day-, left Saturday fur L-rtliurir where they -pint thy wet-V-eiiil \vl111 t apt nil.| Mis - K. It. >lur roll rnimit t-i tluir tinine in At­ F 'tmlih unit lanta, Gs. M. II. M«hrv ef (t*ipe-ville -»i» Runda> o . r . WAftlSia*/ 1 InvpMi $(!,thin ainh »t> innJiMd* HHl— .SflI :nn> l*H> nt fiUJtlt* •All. S\ — t.:ill tor Mr. Matfhifll \ ¥■• olwi IV SMITH .V K AW J.INS M.-igmiiin Avenue KMINQLE ■.Seaman, Now York; K i R. F. Hull, Wont B; M. B. Hewitt, 0rH . Clarke, Miami; T. B Miami; T. Y. Brent, Mini Hamilton, AtlnnBuki, Amtvrlcus, Ga.; ■ A. C. L ; Miss Lois ftni; George Weinstein, ■OitMn, New Smyrna; B l t t i Smyrna., ■VALDEZ ■ u 5a*n Juan, P. R.; “ G L G uM lfcittB W N N FORM m R. W. Smith, Palm B id Mrs. Boyd F. JorLONDON— "TheJ‘ gloomy dean" B Miss M. H. Moore. was in form for Cnristmas. In • ■s.| Mrs. M. Coleman, sermon at St. Paul's he foresaw erino M. CoJcman, Mi- danger to the-British nation from within, saying: “ Our chief fault* are political and clerical clap-trap, contented fgonrance and intellec­ tual insincerity.’’ MINISTER RESIGNS SANTO DOMINGO. Dominion Republic,Dec. 2H (iT)—The resig­ nation of Angel Maria Soler ns mini»Ur of foreign affnirs has been accepteil by the president. yo*v«fl >a l w Som e plain and fancy sport plaids. All wool. Some fur trimmed; Special W a t c h t h i s N e w M a r m v t w h e n i t com e s p a s t . — I t 's a G re a t A u t o m o b i l e * ■ M ade of fine w ool velours and needle point mater ials. Brown, gray, Navy and black. Some plain anc others fur trimmed. . SILK AND WOOL DRESSES ' rack of crepe satins and w ool dresses. All sizes colors. Values from $25.00 to $29.75. SPECIAL $19:00 EACH I LADIES’ SWEATERS * . - .. . ' . [ ' pey slip-over and coat styles. M ade o f all w ool B T ’S a Great Automobile be­ cause the best of them, big and ittle,v maintain a> wholesome* re? pect for it. When a Marmon adiator looms up in any drivers ear view mirror, his instant im)ulse is toiTav over.” ir i l and in ail color combinations to sell for ; •' ■ ’ ■ .. '• S A N F O R D A U T O M O B IL E COM P AN Y Magnolia Avenue EVERYTHING N E W THAT'S GOOD ...................... i , , . . . . " * ^ " * * * * ^ * * * * * ^ * " " ^ * ^ * ™ " " * * " * ' 0?; X {Ijfa ...... >6# �Unique and Ornamental W ater T oyi-'era of <-oral Oaf !V ; llm to’ Serve is Guiding Beacons for fTbrJ&i Airways l 'V o W t X H r j *«■ • .fl- -iln * iM ,- m otoretilw i In aiditlcii# rt by- .the »«me rrteans. W m are -revealed In u 9«dc today by tha Asuoci)** foV the week which d k M i i l t y /fb t. are> from 11 atatea. J1 1■ 1| The figure* f r■ . ) ! Florida led -the South with IS deajffia>hlleTirj[!hla -and Georgia ■ traued eloatty behind with 12 each, TetUMawo aad* Mfadnaippj ■were the ldweat,wltb three each.' " Goorjria'lfd In the 'number of injuries, her 'figurtfl • being >60. Nftfth ' Carolina and Florida re- Wit fm? 'h pf. l A ■ • 4'- •Vj.l m l AT- ym .M iwB n j n s MfljL J* m : <V«l i 4 tnaat t^U-proof. ^ {V dor k Iioij thoy flril saw ineao tow­ ers illuminated. .Tho much talked ct ureter towers wero wonderful to behold. Of All 'Round Utility The gonoral Usefulness of theso unlone water towers la a striking fanttlro. I-J.itilppcd with the very Ltc.it doctrinal pumping machin­ ery am) tanks, each capable of stor­ ing water to supply a largo area of the city, their flret function, or course, la tho supply of water. As observation toWera. whoro visitors und iTEldcal* may look nut over viillcs of tho'richest of all tho Flori­ da country, they are In constant tide. As architectural and aroamental creations of shcor beauty, thoy are nlso extremely valuable, particularly lu this setting of Span­ ish r.ruf Italian typo homes and publlo buildings In a landscape of graceful palms, Caribbean pines anti all tha,luxuriant fotlugo of the Aniorlcnn tropica. The more elaborate of theso triwors, with Its Illuminated glass dome, will be used as a landmark, a guld|ng beacon lor tho Florida airways now bplug plamiud. This tower also .hns a sun-dial on Us southern wall, overlooking a gar­ den thnt Would do credit- to some ancient Moorish city. As tho city grows her problem nf water supply will bo solved sim­ ply by tho erection of additional towers of types similar to thoso shown In the accompanying pliotogruphu. Thoy will ho so plncsd ns to moot tho poods of tho rapidly grow but community and so de­ signed as to harmonize with and help beautify both tho residential and business districts. Nftth Carolina SAth Carolina Georgia a...... Fhprldn f i ......... Musissippl ___ •Lultiana ........ A «nn*aa ____ 1.1 y LAHO over heard of a tvalor I y V I tower with real cluluu to L . . J architectural beauty? \-‘f> 'l i Usually ono picturaswaAmramc-........ I tor towers us gaunt, splndlo-Joggod and unlovely affairs-of Kfctucky .................. 4 atoe), rising front a mimlty mazu of mturnfacturing plants. , f TOTALS ....:....... .,..74 Hut Coral Oahtcs, the remarkable new Florbln city that-hns. sprung | McjDRRN FEMINIST up within tho past tliroo ysira near ARIS—UP)— Mnio. Henry Ber- Miami, bail ono problem that de­ er, wli© of the new'French nm- manded wator towers, and another sador to Washington, descrlhet thnt required that tholr^JrarllUbnal self ni modern hut ngt a rabid hldeousnotm he dona atvuy with, ilnist. She wears her long hair not!) problems were turned over to fd in h hot mi (Op ami sho' la H. (iourzn Klnk. artbliuct, and he hg many books which Will ac1 - solved them In a novel and” effec­ npany htT on walks througn tive manner. In addition to cllmlnntln;; the homollnens of the luma! >Washington parks. water tower, ho created two strik­ EARS WITHOUT VACATION ingly handsome structures that servo ns water towert:. Observation ARIS—UP)—Mm*1. Louis Cog- towers, and ornaments which have 0, who with her husband 5.1 added tremendously to the charm rs ago, started a department of thin Old World city of the Amer­ re which brought them an im- ican tropica. 1st* fdrfni.o, Is dead. For 60 Subterranean Water Uupply rs neither took a vacation. Tho storage-tank nytlcnt was the It is claimed a Grrninn has do only logical nolutlon of tho water oped a means of unnnufnctur- aupply prohlem. When the city ; synthetic petroleum from coni was being laid out It woo found sure Chuluota Company (FLAG LER SYSTEM) ___ - - - - - — S v .. ' ‘ .» •* . - * Ow ners and D evelopers of W e wish to notify all persons holding any of the spinners that were dropped from the airplane last Wednesday to preserft them at our offices in the M a­ sonic Building not later than 12:00 o ’clock tomorrow, Tuesday the 29th, for‘ w/ e * will close our records■* at that *• hour and award the prizes as adver­ tised. . . . Sem inole County, Florida Wm. It. Kcnnn, Jr., President J. W . H offm an, Vice l ’ reaident General O ffices, City Illdg. St. A ugustine,. Flu. • , I A. G. W agner Resident A gent, .Chuluota, Fla. * Clim ate. Ideal the year round. H otel Accom m odations. M odern and up to date year. K ates reasonable. J; Open th rou gh ou t the U nequaled citrus and tru ck in g lands. Poultry and dairy fa r m in g . ^ i ! * « Location. Southeastern Sem inole County, 36 m iles South o f N e w S m y r n a . on N e w Sm yrn a-O keech obce B ranch Florida E a st C o a st R. R. • On good hard su rfa ce roads, 22 m iles fro m S a n fo rd and Orlarido and 27 m iles fro m the C oast a t Indian -R iver City. • u V - - . ^ • - .» ■ V- worth $300 and $500, respectively ,a s transferable certificates. 1 . ; . U n u su ally good h u n tin g and fis h in g for recreation. O u tstan d in g featu res are m any. A visit will convince you this is the place to locate. t , , r .. . ; -■ ' ‘ ). Tow n site b eautifully located 63 feet' above-sea level with six fresh w ater lakes within its bou nd ary m a k in g an ideal location fo r w inter hom e or p erm an en t residence. > ■ | A ttra ctiv e prices.- M aps and literatu re on request. * % »* • •• *'■-'••< ■ Chuluota C om pany is one o f th e A ssociated -L an d C om p a n ies o f the Florida E a st C oa st R ailroad (F la g le r S y s te m ) . M A S O N IC BUtl �'girie Slid Down A Mountain NEW YORK, D « . » - ( * > Rising prices marked tha resumpJ'0I» oj »toek trading today after the Christmas recess. Encouraged by the forecast of business leaden that possibly prosperity would continuj In 1920, traders engsged in ; tcd bidding for popular stocks V* w American Can. Gen. MotV ?' Gen. Electric, U. S. Steel and ■Marine Smelting, lifting prlcas 1 to 2 points. Standard Oil of Califorma and Pacific Coast Oil soar­ ed •_ to 5 points in response t* merger plans. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28.—CF, —Cotton futures opened steady, Jan. IM S- Mar. 19.72; May 18.40; July 18.27. New York Central attained a>hew peak price and Southern Pacific waa In brisk demand. Aeeanalatlon of bayinir orders for Pacific OH following an announcement of its consolidation with Standard of California, refused a split opening at 74*78, compared with' the pre­ vious closing of 70%*. U. S.-Cast Iron Pipe, Brown Shoe and Willy* Overland were bid o^i thrre to four points In a tong list of more moderate ad­ vances including Poetum Cereal, Bethlehem Steel, Cerro de Pasco Cooper, Woolworth, Maryland Oil and Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron, the last named being bought'on prospects of an early termination of the anthracite strike. Foreigll exchanges opened stea­ dy with demand sterling unchang­ ed at I4.84H. NEW YORK" Dec. 28.— UP)~ Cotton futures oi ■ne<i steady; Jan. Jf-30; Mar. 19.3f May 19.00; July Noon Stock List 18.75; Oct. 18.30. American T A T ..................142% Allied Chem. A Dy* ...........114% Under impetus of American Smelt A Refg. ...:.. 138*4 American Woolen ................ 40% Atchison .................. ...... 138% Bethlehem Steel .................... 48% Dupont de Nemours ........... 231% General Electric ...................338 L A N a.— .......................... 148 f New York Central ................132% Studebaker ............... 68% I [ t | , nhotogroph snows part ot a locomotive and it 1 tenner ami , after the Philadelphia N ight Express on the Pennsylvania |of persons were injured. ^ Hone Barred 4 Capital (AV-Tha Menfoots Academy foot­ ball squad,', headed by Coach Cart Suavely, is on its wav to Sher­ man,'Tex., where on New Year's Day It will play the Texas eleven In a game "for the prep school championship of tha country." The team will practice In S t Louis today after which1!! will en­ tertain again at Its destination lata tomorrow. O'Dowd Defeats Gill TAMPA. FuA., Dec. 28 UP)— Midget Mike O’Dowd of Ootumbuz, O., won the feature fight of a special holiday card last ‘ night. Oarner Johns knocked out Willie Santana in the third round of a scheduled ten round semi-final fight HARTHQUAKE IS FELT WASHINGTON, Dee. *L— SEATTLE. Wf ak, De*. <J*f; The horse has been barred from —Today wll) s«e the financier four of the capital’ll proudest practice on the hot** grlsdon fha* thoroughfares, where not so many the University-ef WnkftNgtdn huryears age ha stepped with pride kies aa they leave tonight for the and nos In fashion's daily parade., University of Alabama , feotbaltf Now. he may not enter Sixteenth game In the Rosa Bowl on Nfw Street betwen H. Street and Colo-i Year's Day. redo, and Massachusetts Avenue! Strong with a prolonged drill to between Fourteenth and Twenty- perfect AMating attack and endsecond Streets, . nor Hampshire lag op with a sham battle between Avenue between Washington Clr- tha first and second squads, the de and U. Street, nor Rhode Is- Pacific Coast champions finished! land Avenue between Connecticut the week's work strenuously yee-_. Avenu« and North Capital Street, terdav. These streets are still boulevards Thirty-nine wen will be In the® In the capital, bqt tha word has >party, » , playara and 10 coaehnsl taken on the new, motorised mean- trainers and managers. ■1l ing, which shuts out ths stately ------------------------ ■ horse and leisurely movement in HICKORY, N. CL HAS DIG f l l t f v favor of the automobile and speed______ J 21 Attend Dea Moines Meet HiCKORY, N /fc Dec. ______ —Fir* had wTooght approximately;WASHINGTON, Dee. 28, OF)— 1176,000 dam ag/to tha Martin' Iowa’s delegation in congress to-i Furniture Company hen and waa day voted to go In a body to Des- 1 still raging at 10:15 o'clock tilts" y - **v. . * lWM n mountainside near was derailed. Mflrv Toll O f Tornadoes To Increase Un [iddle West Asserts M eteorologist CITY. Mo.. Dec. 28.— tath toll ot tornadoes in tha middle west ion becomes more thick9. D. Flora, meteoroli (j S. Weather Bureau forecast before the Meteorologist y Society ' f ■ •* Ltsrs as the one whicii [lives in southern III[igo may bo rerputed I i>ir, lir ,\Flora and i iviii said, ki.tlon of homes and ngs la Improved, few kill escape the. devastiitornta. b of modern steel and kncrcto buildings may town until a tornado Ibusiness center of a D. Flora continued, ns if probability, it sure­ st course of time. 11c suggested, however, that man some day may lessen the extent of havoc. . ' “ Tho genius of than has always triumphed over obstacles and ther-j is no reason to think that he will not ultimately strip •the tornado of at least part o f |ts terror.’' . The metorologists art holding their meeting In connection witn tho annual convention of the Am­ erican Asociation for the advance­ TAU U! ASSEE. Fin.. Dec. 28. ment of science and related or­ i.oinl residents were watch-* ganizations. Several thousands of delegates ing today fur arrival of the first of tho association arc registered. group of lirenncd .airplanes which mi Florida in commen­ Tho convention will continue tation. An nnnouncothrough -Saturday. ■iit several days ago Only the geology and geography t slated that the II- ; section of the association held (c il plain* authorized hyt rrn.ii s^snion 0f the iin'i tirtgB tiday, with a general ■ll*‘* session of the organization sched- l*'!-'1 ulfd for tonight. | ;leat” Delivered, Butler Goes apital To Get Back Into Marines I ■New Year’s Gift Every Day intheYear flays Dry iGTON, Dec. 28.— |clarcd tho Qunker City as a resa[ Gtn. Smodley Butler pool and declared that “ because bdrtw his resignation the gong got me fired, they didn’t IMsritir Corps. bluff me." fe Iht leave under Tho general, in his talk before ■ hij it«n serving ns a law enforcement rally, declared mf public safety of that Mr. Kendrick was "all right,” la 'would not expire but that “ ho Is Just in a jam, that’s I JI, Gen. Butler iin- all. No feeling toward him or anyreported for duty. body else.” return to I’hiladolphia “ l say--to you, in Philadelphia ^days to arrange his you have a cess pool and if necfairs and tifen Come cssary lnws should bo passed to ilaahlngtun. Late In take tho city govcrnmeJlt awuy l will go to San Diefrom them until thyy know how to command of tho MnC- use it. tr,J“ On one side you have fivo or six million dollar* for corruption RuH, I’a., Dec. 28;— jn Philadelphia and on tho other i*n. Smcdley D. 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HAVEN’T L*p'SV OF HJM AMD IT'5 PjOCK- HB MOST j^ASeo HOME 7D0AY - And x almost 3 M sm e«,D NWS6 0 F VOBARiNd THESE FALSE 'WHISKERS T o -FOOL THAT co ix e c r o p . b o t he neu cr. (4 SHOVJeD t>p- MAVSe HES JN i , Ttaeo ofch a SiN’ m E! r -^ n n �SECTION- I, CRYSTAL LAKE \\ ^ 1 1 ■ ■ M 1 1 K %.,• n ■ JH • \> u i. rlF' j®Li 'k •r r r h | *■ ■ PARK C R y S T A 4 1 A z ToTi BA SA 3 A 5 6 7 B 9 IO SA _£4_ 54 s a S o’ S o- ■4 . s \ T----------- 10 SO SSL. J ± — JC - 3 IO II „ *• 13 14 * • *# *»■ . 1 - - A 5 .t5 3 1. 16 *4 So- *• So fT __ •¥ 5 ' 6 s z - 3 6 - •il © 7 ~ n r ' z - jv - a ri IO II - •• 12. *-13 * 14 IS - • M 16 •V 59' — © \ —— — —— ■ ',. i ‘ A 6 5 H II' if BA SE M IN O LE W ho has profited most in Sanford ReafEstate? 14 T h e Pioneers of Course. 4 T T ” 7T77 ~ rr~ 7 Z ‘ A 3 ** T Z 5 to’ years ago have made handsome profits on their invest­ 5 4 -' S4' 6 A 5 ** 6 7 5° i r • 0 . i © *> _ 7 '- H •* © T hose w ho invested in Sanford Real Estate several 3 - H ri 3 to SA 5 4-' il IZ »3 - •• So I L L ■_gJL ■4' 50 % „ W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 30,10:30 A .M . Li 5 6 ' ■ A•**• 3 5 47 •• *1 *4 trees. A ll the lots W IL L B E S O L D W IT H L A K E P R IV IL E G E S . Did you realize that more money has i i i * . • • i i . **n r r . . i ' l l • i t l i . .•! • it •* f , . been made by investments in just such lots as w e will offer you at'Crystal Height in all other forms of in vestments in the history of the United States. ' • 4 A. H^ the State. W e have lots facing on w ide streets, Lake Front lots— mo$t all of the lots are covered with beautiful , © a 16 Crystal Height s is located on EASY T E R*M S * . z \s Wednesday, December 30th, Make ii your business to attend this sale. ~ tr ~ * a' \A ments, the opportunity is still here and awaits you at— $300 © Si s' *■: . k % i :T * ' 9 8 z TT “— - “ 1 ; ' d ) — - ■— i— • — — . --- — —.— 7 7 t © 4 J___ 2 G I VIEW \ S a n ford P la y G rou n d A, 4 TT a T - S 4 - 34' z k> 1. — — -- LAKE i » |4 5 A 3 z 4 » ri •* 4 %- 14 54 *• t• © J * © l a k e L * 0 * ____________ L OA •;• BAND CO N C ERT * •■ ■ IN G O L D W IL L B E G IV E N A W A Y • A B SO LU TE LY FREE $300 „ i �mis Have To Do tccssary RoughShift P lays A r c In 4th Change tjonalisiR T o fo lly D i s c u s s e d LtodTThat BaH Be I Dead The MomtSnl L er Hits Ground riRK Dec. 28.— foil has two fault* in of the . astern nsstKiafcolli'giatc footbmllj t £ hM made toMT rccoC.fcr changes to the [the proposal* have to Lcj^nry rouirntness. u Ljfd that Jackies above kbv placed in that cn£ future. If ‘ hi* nic“ s.; Itcd, a high tackle will penalty *>t 15 yards, ugh tackling contrlbu■ • - to tho _game k- Injuries ' officials and conches Ihat the rules should Allng above tho waist. [ much argument and Majority of the leaders ■mu. sport was convinc[lineman lifted by a In-ing in bimsolf could Kji-d to fall flat on hi* C to grasp a ruruier [cvs. Tne linemutt hud B-n. whepe nnd how he ■ ids duty to stop the I iort of Ijno play ljreIr.'l there come* a time EtnianV ..life *when he l a ball currier. If nn Hea<l rests in hiu stomIbni i few feet Into the ■Lave a poor chhnce of Lw the shoulders. It is laaiti r, in the open. L i proposal would per*Ljudu’" t‘» use a whistle [the I'.ill dead on kicks ■ hue of -crlmmnge to Lulling the cntchur of ■third i- dur.igncd to elLry, a Un'k which in thi* ■proJunii lirokcn noses ■me- much more serious Kr it wax in the pile-ups, Li uruH'Ccssiiry, that tile Bctuntd. Rfipi-ol that the hall be KaJ tin* njoment tho man Wtwdles the ground with Ibf Mr body other .than ■ feel, which would eliriping, which makes piling It carrier’s pnigrens, unpnd inexcusable. . irr, and the huddle sysUtlat ked in the fourth laiion which urges that lof the teet or swaying f/ be permitted us the [in play. This huddle, dopally this year in tho rnral loams, nnd in the blly by Princeton, cnll.s pering of nil players besimmagg line in u clo.seIrd circle to receive sigl the circlo the players war positions and the W. Irm officials sny that u n effect, that nn player I motion when the hull hack has brought dis•mong tho officials os at tho. word “ motion” i«y fcol'/thnt adoption Cobb is tired of biting pAGner in a one-way >*‘i sho haa a«k*d tho '«»h.) courts for a dlthu Land made her help bocjtlogglu gtrado, she *Whilo the profits yroro J’dh she only got |38 V ^ M y fio intc ? u yheto it NEW YORK, Dec. 2 « :- C f f ) Dcatb took many prominent fi­ gures from tho world of sports in 1925, chief among them being Christy Mathewson, beloved “ Big Six'* of baseball, nnd Walter Camp, “ father of football." These two men were dominant In their separate fields of athlet­ ic interest, Mathewson having run the whole gamut of diamond fame from playing star to major league club presidency. Camp long wna an outstanding factor in the*doveIopment of the gridiron sport, , in addition to which he gave to it an. unique institution in the AUAmericap tenm. Both of these men died sudden­ ly nnd nt somewhat dramatic mo­ ments. Camp passed away in his hotel room in New York while his arsociates were waiting for him to attend n meeting of tho Foot­ ball Rules Committee. Mathew­ son died nt £nrnnac Lake, N.Y.as the world’s scries opened in Pitts­ burgh, n date marking the twen­ tieth anniversary of the 1905 championship games in which Mathewson achieved his greatest fnme as n pitcher. Baseball ranks particularly were hard hit by death during the year. One of the most picturesque nnd popular figures among the club owners passed away in the person of Charles II. Ebcts, Brooklyn president. A fortnight later, one of his partners, Edward J. McKcever, vice president of the club also died. Mathewson, Ebbcts nnd McKeover were among thirteen baseball figures whose memories wefc hon­ ored in appropriate services dur­ ing the nnnunl league sessions here. Others included Julius Flelschntann, director of the Cinein- leader hi individual scoring in 1923, half, nnd Jimniv Growler, all-Atnnrican, one of the Four Horsemen; Elmer Laydcn, all-American 1024, fullback; Chet Wynne, all-Amer­ ican full hack In 1042; Bill Cermey, understudy to ta r 1.ayden of 1024; Walter Sprinter who haa been the trained of all Notre Dame teams for tho part 8 years and is ns fam­ ous a figure as Mlko Morrison of Yale. This contest, which will be play­ ed at the Coral Cables Stadium on Now Year's afternoon, Is the largest unit in.tho Fiesta of the Amer­ ican Trouts and MW Undoubtedly provo the biggest thihg the recre­ ation adepartment of Coral Gnbtci nf tbn v {"“ natter, respectively CORAL GABLES, Fh»., Dec. 28. jJ y llg ^ n o b ,^ kr U,anL,’ ' ' ’ nr‘1 « ^ —The 1924 National champions in in * . V d X , . {£ the football world, Notre Dame, oftchCr CLncin" ,U ond *St°°LOT?s including the "Four Horsemen and Crane nnd "Bill” ;Dio Seven MulA,” have arrived in Cihelnnnll l!” 11, NW Ynrk «"d Coral Gables to practice for their J t 1 bsseball writers. Thom- game New Years Jay against ent! (.r tb l r er*. fornu' r Presid- nn aggregation of stars from I rineeton. This is the first time INSISTS WEATHER IS FINE a game between ox-college S w i A i s r - S r . ^ ala" that tenra i fw‘>r,ied more than a stars has ever been played in tne BOSTON—(/P) count r?-f throughout tho South and should bring out •the country durirg iho college and largest crowd that ever watched as the “ L Street Brownies,” go in swimming every day in the At­ a football game. bem^ ,,,,tah,c among them Included in the squad are Col­ lantic Ocean even when the mer­ lins, Klloy nnd Anderson, all-Am- cury is araund .xcro anil they have ox/enn ends; Eddy Boch, former nll- .to Drink the ice in order to get »hoJ°umn hVl,,l< rnnk^ depleted in Americfift tackle, who, incidentally 'vet. Believe them or not, they in­ n’v J it i "[ 1nneho Villa, world’s flyweight champion, following’ an ts making the trip his honeymoon; sist the wenther is fine just now. operation pt Sa„ Francisco. Pep Tom Leib, the discus champion at the hist Olympics; Captain Ed­ kn™ » - junior Ughtweigh,. di.-d of pneumonia in wards, 01). who is in chnrge of tho Now lurk Mfe-kcy Shannon, light squad; Hunk Anderson nnd wife; htavywi'ight h<«xcr, was killed by a tall in „ In ut at Louisville and Hauling Siki, picturesque Sen galesc and )<>rnnr light heavyweight champion n violent end in New lork. Track athletics lost two former heroes m M>,r Prinsteln of New V E N E T IA N ISLES Gems York, c\ ta|,.| „f World’s record and OKnipi, lumors in lirmid jump {"F a,,d Knuliu l.unghi, funion Italian n |j*tniirc runner. ke auldmoblV. Totem ertsoh, for many years a member Inown as the . “ Village of the Florida bar, and one- of Live Omk'a . most prominent residents, died here, following a long illness. SARAS OTA-J o h n J. MeCrmw, He was a native of Georgia. notod baseball figure, who is de­ veloping sub-divi’ iorM here, has WEST P A liTB E A C fl—City and just made Mrs. Christy Msthcwcounty officers have begun regu­ »on„ widow of tho lato “ Big Six" a lating the speed of motoYbuitc* gift of a choice lot within cities of tho county to 20 miles an hour. The action followed , OCALA—Mx ------ — rsons were in­ filing of n number o f complaint; jured in automobile accidents here against alleged recklessness. . over the past week end. Broken ___:__ r ------bones and severe cuts was the ex­ DAYTONA—Dnytonn, Daytona tent of the cnstfaltiesf In addition to Beach and Scahreexe arc planning dnmngvd cars. ; a celebration of tho formal consol­ idation of the three cities on New 1)AYTONA—Members o f the lo­ Year’s Day, Fireworks aro to ho cal lodge of Elka were pressed in­ brought here ify track for the ob­ to service here during the Christservance, because of tho rail jnnr. mas shopping rush. They “ cheek­ ed the babies of mothers while the GAINESVILLE — Dr. James latter purchased their Yuletide ne­ Maxey Dell, local physician, has cessities. The “ cheeking” was done announced as n candidate for the nt a downtown tent, maintained by state sennit*. He is a native of Gainesville, nnd was educated in the local schools. CLERMONT—C. C. since the death of the cev Tho Christmas Day dinn them! together Charle* W. former governor of Nefcrasl Democratic vice p m Mentis, nee in the last election. Id and Mrs. J. W. Baird, a si the lato commoner, all o f came from Nebraska for thia union. Others present Included 1 William Jtnuidgl daughter and son-in-1 Mrs. it. A. Owen. SPRING IS HERE WEST KOOTKNAT, B, 0 , — fVP)— Tho grass la grten from ’ balmy spring weather here, much nearer the north pole than shiver-j ing Chicago, New York, Dixie and ' other points south. _______? of highways In Lake county, Eu*- . Us, Tnvrex and other cities have.' been active in removing the alleg­ ed objectionable matter from tne ! roadside, a* a step toward* beauti- • fying the communitle*.{ o f America’s Mediteranean V E N E T IA N ISL.ES Leads Green GOLF MATCH AT ST. AUGUSTINE (lobby Jones A n d.W ntts Gunn T o Meet European G olfers In '36-H ole M atch Sunday, Jan. 3, Before U1r Gallery ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 28.—</P> —Old rivals will align forces in the first big international golf match of the 1920 season, to be played over the St.Augustine links next Sunday, January 3. It will be Bobby Jones, the national nmatcur champion and his sensntionn! protege, Wntts Gunnf repre-' tenting America, against Archio Uompaton nnd Arnnud Mnssey, the cream of European linkmen. The mntch will be at 30 holes. Contpstdn is- the UrlU«h -profcssinnl champion nnd tho greatest golfer produced on the Continent in years. Massey i* the French open title-holder nnd tho match here will nmrk tho American de­ Me t John Munscr, captain of the University hockey but of the invading pair, who will I’artmmith ho quartered in this city as play­ tfimi I?>■’•• one nf tho host play­ e r - m tin* eastern intcrcolleginte ing professionals this winter. leagui. With hint leading the. It is noteworthy that Compston pi-, k-i lm ’ t-. followers of the Big und Massey should tenm #up for Gm'n oiufit are anticipating u their visit to America. ’ During the past n’oAson these two were .siitvtwfiil M*nson. keen rivuls, for thoy fought bitt­ erly against each other in several major tournaments. Tho climax cumc in tho French open cham­ pionship, when the pair finished in a tie for first place. Massey was winner by n stroke in the pluy-off. It is equally noteworthy tha. Jones nnd Gunn should hook up us tho defending American team in tho first match to b6 played by Compston nnd Massey on niicn soil. Jones nnd Gunn represent tho epitome of American amateur golf. Bobby really taught Wntts nil ho knows of the game for both arc Atlanta boys. Jones has fi­ gured prominently in tho develop­ ment of Gunn’* golf, Tho pals became rivals when they both went into tho final for E1 Fijah Station Is the national amateur champion­ ship at Oakmont af ew months ago Attacked By Bandits It waa a meeting of teacher and pupil — and tho teacher won. Tho European stars arc now on tho high sens, heading for Amer­ ica. Thoy nrc on tho Homeric, duo in Now York Wednesday. They will entrain for Florida oh Friday morning, arriving here in time to have n practice round on Satur­ day afternoon. However, accord­ ing to a wlrelcs* from the Homer­ ic, Compston and Massey . are keeping their muscles supple by killed ami 200 wounded. champlohshig in 1007 ia close to 40. ■ Jones Is hailed by a majority of tho golf expert* as the great­ est llnksman the game ha* ever produced* - Ho is placed ahead of even such universally known pro­ fessional* a* Walter Hagen, MacDonald-Smith’ and Jim Barnes. HI* recotd in the'American open championahip tournament the past four A Greenland conjuror ngnMrt, evil -spilt* once advised Kaj H w it Smith, a Danish explorer to sow his boots to tho bnck of his moth* er’s dress too be worn thero the rest of her life. _______ year* in successionGunn hns shown the most rapid improvement o f nny amateur golf. c r in this country, ami Jones fig­ ure* that tho Ind will rank with the world'* greatest in a few sea­ son*. Ho and Bobby should ex­ hibit somo sterling team play, »s they have appeared together quite often since their dash In tho ama­ teur final. • Compston U the t|Bur0 in European'golf, and his 192o reda out as one of tho roost >lo In the history of the .... other ...........side, :-J. Besides game on tho the British professional winning L~, ________Z L , the- Manchester championship, Giant—ha tower* fl f**?behind Jim . . . . . a stroke cheii— finished Bsraoa for tho British o;ipen crown: he play-otf he |ost' to Mata title; he twice for tho French oi ill in match 15,000 toumuing a number D o You Catch T H OSE who have watched M iam i’s grow th and the insistent dem ands fo r proper transportation facilities in the m atter o f am ple highw ays and boulevards, realize th at fiv e years from now, in fact, in much less tim e than that, with a city estimated at between 500,000 and .750,000 people, it will be a b s o lu te ^ impossible fo r M iam i to continue to grow with her present th orou gh fare system. m . D o you catch the vision, then, o f the, advantage to the entire G reater M iam i district o f the D rive o f the Campanili and the V enetian Boul­ evard, to say nothing o f the recreational cen- Vision? ters being* established on each island, and the 100-foot causeway from Miami Shores* Island to the mainland? W h a t, then, do you think will he the e ffe c t o f these two beautiful boulevards upon the ad­ joining properties on Venetian Isles? For, a f­ ter all, ju st as has been the case o f F ifth A v e tiue o f N ew Y o rk , so it will be Jteue— steadily increasing property values will follow the m ain boulevards and the line o f travel. v £ n d in the M iam i district w aterfron t boul­ evards, o f course, are param ount, ju st as are w aterfront properties. Gems of America’s Mediterranean CITY OFFICE 107 N. E. SECOND AVE„ MIAMI �Colder W e a th e r F o r . T h is W e e k Forecast Dee. t8 — UP) — S S S S Bhbla for praliinf it nddreM. iclicd for that Clirift waa a yth, and that Jews ilni. Action on his ; rrsitfnation is exjiectcd within ten W A S H IN G T O N , D#e. * » . - { & ) V Sheriff, C. M. Nand, e n d County Jrfdgo J. Q- Sluiron were W rathep ou tlook f o r tke week be* eautd to n point nboat four mile* gin ln g today. south of Geneva, on the Eatt Coait Sooth Atlantic and East Golf _________ _ Ststeei cold noet of week, coldover the body of an unlden- j eat about Wednesday; rains over negro who was discovered’ south and anow or rains over M B . the railroad right of way by'] north portion at beginning and tnomberp of a train crew yester­ again latter part. day morning. *i Weat Gulf States: much colder The body waa mangled to such •n extent that authorities are con­ Monday or Tuesday; continued vinced that the nrrro waa struck cold middle of week; moderating and killed by a south bound East temperature later part; rains over Coast train sometime Thursday south and snows or rains over north portion at beginning and Among those protesting against him it Nathan Stniun, New York philanthropist, who sent the fund an, additional pi. .lgr of *150.000 after having alrrujy given 1500,C o m p la in a n t , The body was removed to San­ . - W T .tJ * 000. Rabbi Sidney Tedsehe In Npw ford, from whijre it will b« buried Ax»-I O. Jcpsnn. at al„ Haven, Rabbi Samuel Gup, in l’tv- at the expense o f the county, Defendant*. videnee, Samuel Browne in Ne­ o n n n n o k p d iiLic a t io n — —— i ’ ■ * Trtwnia ■ Tha Htata nf Klurlda, Orcatlnaal wark, and the Jewish ininlstenrof TO Clara \V. C offee; Ita ly ’ s J ealousy O f the north are in his dxfcnae. -It appearing from affidavit of r- ■-!---- 1 ‘ f 0 1 J. Complainant Rerain that you arc a reeldent of the Htata o f Florida: Florida K la n sm e n that you conceal yourself from eer" w -if ]tr* r* * n : (thsi ..... ____ you_____ a r c o*«r ROME, De^f 28.—UP)— Anti-Gor­ the age or twenty-one __ ,year*, ____i, nml T o M eet In D gL an d man ‘ sMitimcnt is flaring up in I t ­ th ere la n o o t h e r• j--------person In the > — ,. ule <f c mridii service ____ ... o f ..... suhaly, denouncing Germany us “ our M porttn upon whom would bind you. "DELAND, Fla., Dec, tBVP)— Instinctive racial enemy." T he *G erm a n y In creasin g 1 A special Klorarb, otherwise state rNavlDb Fascist paper lImpero hast vuiiiv come vs, , j i u p u i u HU /rioridi State l0Ut with a warnina to Italians u KIux Klan, to M iKlci In apa|nat the trade and other Be­ ,L*nd Dec. 81, Preparations arc UvTticV rrf'Germany" ing made for the entertainment i jpjnicdinto occasion for tlio n" ' ptper’a article is news that the Florida' up Ncw *®or» German press Is perturbed over J*** ^ . !tho treatment of Germans in South V H. K. Ramsey, imperial Klexok.r Tyrol, a district which include'. Or vice-president of the order, is jthb'famous Brenner pnss through ffpectcd to be present* ------ 1— |tb« ihountains. The pass I* the - - ■ ------.................. ; shortest route between central E x - U m p i r e M a k es [Germany and Italy nnd marks tho tween — r - —.... . fror _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ irdsltrin rderT h e r e f o r e y o u a r e h e r e b y o_____ ed to a p p e a r tin, a b o v e entit led cults- a t th e o f f i c e o f i b o Clerk of the Circuit C ou r t. S e m in o le Conn ty. F lo r id * In the C ou rt Molise o f suld C o m it y on o r b e f o r e , t h e ffr»i M on d a y ■n . J a n u a r y A. D. I > !t , «iim<- be n y t h e f o u r t h da y o f t h e month , pnil a rule day o f thin court, nml m a k e n n e w e r u nto th e Hill nf C o m p lu ln t file d h erein , and In d e ­ f a u lt t h e r e o f n d e c r e e prn c o n f e e s o w ill be en ter ed anuliiM y ou , and e.icli o f " y o u . anil said c a u s e p r o ­ c eed ex p e r '* , If I* orderetl th a t th is O r d r r hr pii olleh -il uttre n w e e * f o r f o u r e> n r e r u t lv e w e e k * In Hanford H e r ntd. n netviip.’ip e r prin ted a n d -p u h t ‘ *hed In Hanford, Hemlnolo C ou n ty . I'toib ln , In w it n e s s ivhererif th e i; ie r k o f th e Cireull C ou rt lias eel h i* hand and ufflxi-d th e neal o f s a id c o u r t till* th e & d a y o f D e c e m b e r A. D. O n fn tr. F forW .. J . . F . M oeaelw h lle, i i ■* > Complainant, veraua i Oar lord O. C u e . If lltrln*. and. If dead, the heire, davleaaa. pranleea or other elalmanta under Oarjord O. Caae. deeeaaed or othrrwlae. In and to the - follow in g defeerlbed property In Seminole County, F lo r­ ida. to* wit i * ' The West Quarter of the South* weet Quarter o f the Northeaat Quarter o f Section J, Townahlp It S.. R anre 10 K. et al. Defendant*. a17IT TO 4CIBT TITLE ORDER O F PUBLICATION To (laylord ft. C u t If living. and, If dead, all partlea claim ing Inter* eata under the eald Gaylord O. t'*ne, deeeaaed, or otherwlae. In and to the fallow ing described land* In Seminole .County, Florida to*wlt: The tTeat Quarter o f the South* treat Quarter of the Northeaat Quarter of Section Three Oh Townahlp Tw enty-one ( I I ) South, Range Twenty*nlne ( I I ) East. To Howard U Merrlman. If liv­ ing. and, If dead, all partlea claim* lna Interest under the eald H ow­ ard L. Merrlman, deceseed. or oth ­ erwlae, In and to theabove deecrlhed property. To David II. Head, If living, amL If' dead, *-all partlea claiming In­ terest* iimltr the aald David B. limit, deeeaaed. or otherwlae, In Worth enet tlon FIfte k - HOLS COCHTT fU R lD A . If CHAJ»C**T- & Townahlp Tw#llRang* T w an lr- W. J. CoHleott# CorntJlalnant, ve x w n e y . Jf I J r t n * . South H o rtd . Nkr||t S tore. Com­ pany. « e o ^ r n l l o n o B d .r the Lew* P^ :r ,M^rH.n h” ;» ,*.» Rte*e " f R lorlia a *P.C0 n Wi Franklin O. K l « w d or *? ttvlveater c. wliaon. kl>ove described ana to th* last Defendants. T S T V i l t t r U H e a t and ■— O T B .> c L o o o r a o « Head, hla -Wife, andwall unknown m i,i, t o M MTIT LB persona claiming an and to the follow in g, deecrlhed ORDER O f PHEh,C A T ,ON . : > »♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » » » » ♦ ♦ ■ » » » » » property In Samlnola Couniy. Flor* To flylveiter E. Wlieon. of Chi* *► • L ‘ ‘ ‘ « * « .. Cook^conntr. Ill noV _ "*Thc^North H alf o f the Southeast Qnartar o f tha Northeaat Quartaf o f the Northwaat Quarter of Sactlon FIftaan (I D , Townahlp T w tnty-one (I I ) South, Range "Twenty tr-one ,11 nine ff»J You* ami 5 anh o f you are hereby ordered to appear - to the above cause, the first Monday In Janu­ ary, 1 » « . aame being the fourth day o f the month, and » rule «*•» o f thla court, and in default thereof o f a decree pro confeeeo will be ntered agalnet you. and each of ou. and aald cause proceed ex AU D ITS SYSTEMS TAX] Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, gani E . Palm Bqach, Paytons Beai C E N T R A L FLOlUDA OFF 317-318 First National Bank Sanford, Florida. S. G; G R A Y , RESIDENT By A. U. TVF.EKB. / 7“ D. C. Charles P. D ic k in s o n . I-IS Solic itor. f ° r C om plain a n t. ,. r I Th:’ Impero sayk Italy will nevWINTER HAVEN, Pc\ 28.— (A7) cr piny second fiddle to Germany Gyrus Pith, who completed hi« irijrwin. reer as pitcher with the Now V. E. DOL’ D I. ARH. SERVANT FOR 9H YEARS ork Yankees in ll>20, shot 251 lllri'lUt C ou rt. Hemlnolo _£_____ * - I C oC|j<rk u n ty , l l n r i ' l a Ulardfl in n straight rail game B y A. M. W E K KH. D .C PAU, France—Nava Cariotte, a recentiy at m local billiard parC li'T le* t*. D ick in son , lor. This is said tu bo the best Mexican womnn, employed na n Hollciinr f o r C om p la in a n t. Amateur record for billiards over household servant in the same fam­ made in th« state of Flqridn and ily for 1/8 years, died yesterday ■ ! probably has had few equals else at the age of 110. where. It is an error to ray that 1'ranJ: F After quitting the Yankees, Pieh Umpired in the Houth Florida Statu iin’s kite experiment led to tho League baseball gBmes for acver- construction of lightning rods. Wo 1 t seasons. At present he conucts alar ge meat market in thlu have Franklin's own words that tho kite experiment followed th: ' ity. ---------------------- i-----rods. E THE in g P ardon s Sixty ^C ondem n ed To^Dcath Thu bald eaglL la m.finally bald, IVrsiilent couglis and coidi lead lo but from n distunco’ It appears to, serious trouble. You can stop them bo so. Itn h e a d and part of it* { BOFIA. Bulgarin, Dpc. 28.—(*/P) now with Creomulslon, an erauliified — King Boris has extemied a full nock are pure white. crcoiolo that is plcassnt to lake. Cieoipardon to 00 persons, condemned mulslon is a new medical discovery J o death for complicity in the con­ | with two-fold action; it soothes and spiracy leading to the botnblng of heals tho inflamed membranes and in­ ^ h e Cathedral last April. hibits germ growth. j Of all known drugs, creosote is recJ 'On the occasion of.the national ognized by high medical authorities as ‘e tc day lapt November, tho klrtg one nf the greatest healing agencies for ommuted the death sentence in the lenistrnt coughs and colds and other ^-•aao of many of thoae cnnvicteil orms of throat troubles. Creomulslon fn contain*, in addition lo cr< •by a’ military court for participa­ t i o n dn the Cathedral outrage.‘ At i rif t i riB'i iHfU >Mfrni a .. ..that time ho also issued pardons On liberal commission Irritation and inflammation, whifo the S o 10 of tho condemned men. creosote goes on to the stonuich. Is ab­ basis. sorbed into* the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of the germs. j Creomulslon is guaranteed satisfac­ P hone 2 4 'J tory in the treatment of iicriisterit coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, Our Bub-(llvision in undergo- ' bronchitis and other forms of respireing most HUbstantiul develop- lory diseases, and is excellent for bulldIs a prencriptlon fo r ment nnd advertining. |"« up ,h.° ‘ ft™ «fler co,,d» or. f “’ Money refunded if any cough or cold is (Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, not relieved after taking according to !BU 1 ouh t'ev er nnd Malorln directions. Ask your druggist. Crcoit kills Ha germs. mulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv.) Salesmen 666 Building to endure , '* v That phrase sums up the w hole spirit of Druid Park^im provement and 'development activities." Building so that every resident in all years to > ** wmmtmm — come, wjll proudly point to the Q U A L I T Y ments. There are no exceptions to this * of Druid m. ■| , Park improve­ principle— every utility, . ' water, *> lighting, streets, drainage and everything that enters into the making of a * * truly high-class development, is being provided, but— w W IT H R E G A R D ONLY FOR T H E BEST A N D M O ST A P P R O V E D . * i -* , * There is w ide range in the cost of utilities— from the lowest to the highest, . N O W IS T H E T IM E there are many opportunities to save. But at what cost is such a “ saving.” Druid Park is being developed with permanance ever in the irtinds of its To participate in Ihe p rofile on inveatmeulH in developers. Sanford Grove V»i ■a IV m ' “ AM ID M AJESTIC PINES T H E S E C O N D U N IT W IL L BE A'l price:! on homohitoa in the entire developm ent PLACED ON THE M A R K E T win ho advanced 10 percent January Gth, 1920. IN A F E W D A Y S , W A T C H F O R N O W IS T H E T IM E T H E O P E N IN G A N N O U N C E - ) To make your invcatm cnt wliile the pre-advancc- M ENT. * ment prices arc in effe ct. t • •• . ’ * » r’ * , Sanford Grove, Inc. B A R T N ASO N : Sales D irector F irst,N at'l Bank Bldg! Phene 249 /# BRITT'CHITTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS {£*« j- •L"y ■FIW k ' I' ‘ « d v v '- * msw&i 'v 11" . i.i i T ’- X *7----r-;:.* *- -7-^;------ ^ • .. ..> v -V a . • i. \ . ,- L_- manages �iJrS ■f” ; r- v. 3y. irHLfbj *r# * . THE SANFORD HERALD. M ONDAY. DECEMBER 28. I82S . * i r k- mausoleum project. berun letter t ter at his tncesaant quips and aal- director o f the Kammershlcle the­ Intimate dcUlts of RfcKarl Wag ners life at Villa Wahnfrie! haw rMne to light with the publication letter.- of M.ildwlda von Maytenburn, t dost friend. I he letters reveal that Wagner Wvs so fond of his p -J’a - «1 cocks last he once ihrufenod to wfl*c a “cock symphony” saying that the Li-ds were qulto as Interesting a:i the majority of unfrathered *bijeds of his aequniot*ncs\ Denying, tho Inrth of the popolar conception. Mahtwlda vin M»>«enburg wrote thrtt Wagner did not spend all of his time in dreaming in the realm of godr and demigods of tho ninolungen dramas. Sho'tays he got muen of his inspiration while feeding and watching the cocks in his poultry Chrysler Coach fs " -J ater, Hamburg, who ncanlly in­ SPARKHILL, H. troduced himself to ctitica in a Given Rev. Gkrfer Mrs. Elltn Peek* Berlin music lovers are hailing concert of hln own worki given *-* - swindler, oan tlwai the advent of a medical prod­ with the .philharmonic orchestra In addition to other handsome di Meted fcp ChWf 1 iigy In the parson of 10-ycsr-old of Berlin. Jrpresents received by Rev. Morti­ Rotors looks to Richard Strauss mer Glovor, rector of the Holy HS, that ah* w*i Raja Ciarbusovn. a Ruaaian girl cel­ list from Tiflls, whom some crit­ as his chief idsnirer. He scorns Cress Episcopal Church on Christ­ her cottaf#.' ics have placed in tpe Same cate­ the ultra-modernists, such as Stra­ mas Day, he was presented with n family Bible formerly i gory With Pablo hy king of vinsky and Schoenberg and pre­ new Chrysler Coach by his con­ Noah Webeter and Ban fers to tmvcl the route of melody gregation. Morse as well mb the rellis'■ts. Raja was discovered by S. May- and beauty of sound rather than Rev. Glover, who has only been which Morse sat when _ rovitch, an American engineer in that of diMmance for its own In Sanford a short while,, in ex­ made the telegraph Rnaaia, who made possible her ap- sake. He plans to visit the United pressing his thank* for the many claims Mona and Wsbstrr.: .. arances before German nnd States next year. gifts with which he was showered, erstors. J . ench audiences. Since the was said that he had never before seen A breakfast preparation com- such generosity and kindness as PRIZE CLCBS STOLEN eight years old, the blonde, curly i ' - - ■ m. •'fft. -e <t ;«U ny ha* been organised injicrlin has been extended him by the peo­ haired blue-eyed Raja has been r the delivery of luncheon sand­ ple of Sanford and tho members of playing an Instrument, usually con­ ST. PETERSBURG, sidered to require too much wiches Into homes or offices be­ his church, during tho length of hie Tunnev ought to have a ______ _ t trength for a woman to achieve tween $i30 and 10 A. M. In time service In the Episcopal ministry. olibl than the golfer usually has more than mediocrity in L Raja for the second of tim German’s for‘ a poor score. Somebody haa So far as is norm, tho state of piPchrd his bag o f prfie wiBtlimy ’ Garbusova, critics say, plays the five meals a day. Posters of the concern announce Rome borowed money from in div- clubs. That is, the duos were ate J 1 cello “ as though shi had been bom by Jones, MacFarlanv, Hajfen, that the luncheon package consist • iduals for the first time at the be­ Barn es, E van and Glenn Collctta with it.” - . of two bun sandwiches six mom * ginning of the war with Hannibal, before they gave them to Gene. ^ The chkrge that post-war Europe Ings a weak for 85 cantfj-payahlo 215 B. C, . ___ ' — . , , . ------------ -------— Women of the Kashgar oasis Is not producing worth while com­ weekly in much tho same manner cheese, egg salad, ham, cold roast:• weep at the graven of their p ar-' posers is bclpg challenged by ad­ as newspaper snbseriptiona. or sausage and may order o dlf- rnts as a demonstration df their mirers of Ernst Rotcrs, orchestra Subscribers have a choice ot ftrent variety each day.** * <* • -nneestM* WhrsMpl-' SO , -----H RIS,. Dec, bracelets’1^wip­ rubies,m _______ emeralds - nit ;loon3. t-ance hnlls ed of dlamonIds,„ _____ in regard to the and saphlres, were the finest nnd J * » I he permuted to rat Abair irygpqetive most expensive gasp of fashion mnip.open all night on New Year's t-onvquenily all the tables for the 1025 gift season. ,t’s brief answers to hecn reserved In the Some of these bracelets are an ons about the “ ain inch and a half to .two inches in Icadin'g hbatory emporiums. “ “ enai vely, ‘P have been placed Width, set .solidly with small dia­ Tii.itb3k / ri” I°r the inevitable "irtuch lS ^ ?o °n ! monds, surrounded • by platinum neriincr pfnnnkuchen, n sort of with design A formed o f rubies,' glorified doughnut, which forms price « « rccallei t ^ t r e c o a h w n emeralds and sapphires. i 3 . lient?r gastronomic .at­ “F6r the narrower bracelets a, !tractions. The proprietor# also ns well, and bold slender Greek{figure is tho favor­ are laying », copious stocks of ham raw admirattion ite device and for the broader ones an<l c g p a* this cish is much in Egyptian scenes, some times com­ demand In ,the wee hours of the morning. the ctJnimonx mere- prising two or three figures. Some o f the extremely claborato While jn ihc provinces it is custhe impression that . . ones are of O a succession tvmnry " . -millionaire oncs aro composed Of tomary III to Cell celebrate thq coming of yard. She also gave Wagner a bad te^ i 1 Maks. small-pictures, telling a storyj the New V. , private homes, I *CW w ills flan v n e lm ia a n ia m ln d ta X>Cr]tflPf*a ft c name as a whist player. It was with the .various episodes kniH betiug, ;55T!in^ 4. rt' !l rule u le insist upon 'coilvivalit». in places of publi: futile, she wrote, to expect a ser­ separated by ban of platinum. fins' always I amuscim'ui. ious game with him even when his as merry a n * frig h t The Paris shoemakers are pre­ father-in-law, Franx Ltxst, was .dcd—in English song The break-up or the great ' paring tho women’s styles which , tinne:* <"mhiruitions has caused preu.'nt, and the rubber usually Gwen John made the are expected to set the fashion u j*i!'11!1;ir|n,,,nt Of ti plan, long enme to nn cm! In a gale of laugh-i J queen into a mclan- pace on the Riviera this winter cherished t-, Hugo Rtinncs nnd hi« 1 anil to determine what the most tld in her new piny. sons of i-r iting nn imposing fam-rndzh^-vUth not. like, n?ot,i"h of footwear will be m the Ruhr valley, ■ i i i R i i i i i i i u i R i i H i i i H n i l i N n i i i i i i i i m i i i i m i i M i i i i i u i i m M m N m i l i i i i i u i i i m i i i i i i i i H i i i n N n i n i t t l l a M u j g|it. fo r Jlamlet ;to throughout^ the com ingjipnng and right; i he mausoleum, designed by summer. Enameled, handpalnted ly; ha­ hc.-wa5-* Pane. l' '“J bruntx Rralskny, Cologne archi or * mother-of-pearl ornamented n't do -for the snappy shoes nro among tho sensation^. tect, was tn have cost *500,000 and Henry'VIII. Tho crmmclcd shoes are made bir w a s intended to resemble the Ho­ .bethan. age, as 20th n secret process nnd were intro­ tel dcs Imnifties, Paris, which congland conceives it, was tains the tnrnli of Napoleon. roystrring. It was no duced by Mile. Mclanio Louason, Twenty---ven inassivev pillars of the Ambigu theater, who ap­ lolilofiuy and mount were to ',<i|f>--rt a structure topped peared nt ten fit tho Ritz wearing liy n cupr-K. („ front „ (thp bull(|. ion; K was all action a pulrcuf gold hnd white enameled mg ctr*rfiTes were plnnned in three . (jn , -, v sen’s riew play, which kid slv5?s,) with a strap of black tiers. Ihe whole was to be sym iroducedt makes Eliza- patent leather on which golden bone of , «-.tl nnd waterpower, the -, solcmfi figure moving flowers were enameled. fcundate ri- <■f the Stinnes fortune, Other milkers nro producing i Cngiiuilly the site was intended .any historical scencj. hand-painted models for evening i* r ttilflt say it js too historical hy Hugo Mimes for an imposing man cnAugh. Tha pub- anil boudoir wear. Holly designs country re-idence. The war and e to « * more of Elixa-_ and sprigs of mistletoe are being inflation |>vnod forced him to, uged- largely for. mule-lesa and abandon the plan. Now the break­ ’ less o f hbo)-l6is slippers. Many a young- up of the fortune has thwarted tl).' Invo pon- ttr art student in Montmartre hnB State fedson to be thdnkful for/fR ls known Mictic nffij niator ihode. . 1. ,' *'F6r less sensational designs kid smber* Fishing, just id ordiifjary i* in tho lend .with patent leather river fishing wit iny yci! nnd. line, ... r'Rook „— — ACcqpd and suede third. Colors TS the only >|wrt,Practiced tivo genius by Aris­ len are-wjj most seen Will bo blonde wood- tide .iirinml, premier of France for arid, brown,.; fawn, chestnut, the eighth tinicMto/. that he dis­ ■which cj i‘parchment,.ascot, tubing - rosewood and a 'PintmilMp&hip with tho lot wnt jifearl gray.' . Reptile Bklns, Bnake, plays president Benjamin iiurrisun. iguitnn and, alligator will be much VU b|_ Presiiicru Hriand avers his adjl^siecJ* Jor,-trimming?. fl? dltion In the Izaak \Vnltutt cult has hdpi-il hint out in tho game irity of the tango ih A new claim to immortality has of mtrrnstlonnl dqilomacy. "(live uugiit into vogue a boon dlscovcnfd on behalf o f that >',ur "I’i'o'ft 11 a little bit of bait." costume for women, L . !®C,0Vredound/ 3 r.l a h'greatly .to.bi“ I" Im-'m "lull nut too much. If octhing like silk “ plus nnd should his you'“'A.ifnI him you will never lie esc are replacing the fnnto in Boston. Columbus, u- alilo in It. - « him." sth like dance frocks: mong other things, discovered Hi- 11..'i11n *j in diplomatic deal­ teps of the tango do- America und haricot peuns. The ing, h - .i At i t-j^ha.-s been vni.lly dom trt>m the rcstric- former find has been n matter of i narrmt skirt, and have common knowledge for some time; entninii'il I v the long hours he hits | the "pjus four” gown, the latter discovery hus just been had tn t‘ut in wailing for a nib- j wearer1 stands still the rediscovered by Henri Ijeclero and ble. Ilk' only time he over desert­ i-ly ,thot of a full placed before the world in an ar­ ed t.i favi.rite recreation for an-' other «:is on ' nn memorable oc— O f all the improvements and developments of great magnitude that are ck but immediately she ticle in the Press MedicoJe.ea-ion when lie played golf with! kiding the floor the Before the 'UOs of the 15th cen- Mr. I.lnyd tieorge at Cannes dur­ licet is Mien. tury. M. Lcclerc says, the civiliz-' ing the f.minus conference there. ( planned tor the Eastern Lake Section of the city.ed world bpd munched the broad Tfc|l, ^.IV , ]M,rt (.ost hin) |lis gcV* * a. fhckvr tint Shakespeare benn and the pen, but know no- ,,|)th pni|nil.r8h|p I •a % • I] * . i * e V V t t w. % ,'» rg tn ijcrcused amount] itiling of •tho haricot^ bo(m or of * . * • *' i on five English .stnge Boston. Then Coluhibua went west ‘ t * mtt f ' 4 . w •• % The t'hristntas season this year Threi of Lhscn’s plays near -cJmegeii lhe jknw wimUvt ivf. tfi* ntly ruriiing at once hi S5US? — Tl^at MarVania is the last* tract within the city limits that can be bought ••vm'iio Imbe'I*«-• -*rtl n iM d r S B n big K tI'ari department stores into na'^ lone, anj Chekov's “ Sea J "The Cherry Orchnrd” tives considered it n, delicacy nnd'’ -,mpri,m,,tu theaters for children. J'rd gomi runs in subur* jtalled.it “ nyacolt,” incidentally’ he. Wooden and ro|K> rnilings were put] c at the original development price. r?, ns wifll ns in the heart discovered America and started the' «!• th;' ,i,lcw'nlkH , an<l. . f t " * 1 , •* *' *v jVain of avenhj which led ovcntunV |J|Ull ,a ,t lhe Vfirii;d shows of the {triangle,piny a anil revues . ^ | . — monopolizing theaters ly ’ to the union of Boston and I wirtilowir. ,Miniature movies showing travel tat many theater-goers beans in one of America’s best — That Marvania is one of few unrestricted developments where hotels , , '* *i ... , v. , l.pjctun-?. mechanical dolls ip wonHjf |"/'ging for variety ■• dtrful uii-t umes exccuUtffc nn 18th ie result that l^na century minuet, electric railway in various Ibsen with Winston Churchill, chancel- ociiti and apartments can be constructed. U r,iir/of the most elaborate pntVic standbys in lor of the exchequer and urgqd j-Uiiii teddy, heaps as big as their Lokoy's p|uys closer scrutiny of government ex- tern .....-tive owners, armies of lead Sag-mo penditure. The chamber’s members ..... l'r«>M 'c* l find i ic English pro- are agreed that -adoption of busi- ssoldiers, 1-'.:--- and bright-colora and asf Chck iv very unsntis- ness accounting system In all state tnnbhmg lighting effects were — That Marvania is the last water front property of the Eastern Lake sec„ where. d njnn; English critics departments is the only effectiv* m-i n every , . * ’. -• ; ■. * ( " ^ 1t Vihusiaktlc about them, means of eliminating waste. M r.! S»me of the s to re s invented new recent Rr commented on Churchill ngrecd to Rive the sug- playlet* or;• dramatised Aid' stories Cull'' ns a “ gesture of gestions. every consideration, 1 like ldttle Red Riding Hood,” and tion. . . ■Tht opposition press has been devoted severt tip. eight succraifive Sussiais insist Angloirs urojunabld to Intcr- clalminR thntHho government has I windows to (no (jiffi 1 so tint audiences un­ been spending monoy with both the little dramas, til .sulitie suggestions, hnnds ftnd intimating that the pub- ( crowd’* were so lari u a general disposition lie may have to face yot heavier •of policefnen bad I THENtern Eirope to, discount taxes In the next budget. I to watch over the c >f RuBtiuns to a special it Englishmen in par-, ibeginning to interpret — You will have something definite to cause you to make a wise decision tsccording to their oyvn “ Could B etter Fertilizer B e Made ° • 'V* d’t n:l I h -py.i nd to discount tho'Rua■ ■ W o u ld Make It.+J ■ w to exalt everything Ag about even 3 Wincas* nien have taken kj the horns and hnvo I to copx him Into the ttoriomy. They are doItondiit of government iitriotfy business basis. P»n fdom the AssoclaWi Chambers of ComP y h|»d n conference , '} R in purchasing Marvania property. S IM O N P U R E and GEM B R A N L ^ ' J- “Tim* Tried rind Crop Tesun.” M Marvania is destined to become the finest home, N ew P R IC E L IST o f regular brands ju s t Issued, sam e before placing order. Send orders now for l requirem ents, save delays ami l>e ready swhen ter is needed. Transportation is Mow and may be 1 i R 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER C6 DuVnl County. l< i ... ft V* apartment, and, Hotel- ; -* ' . , , - *• * * property of the Greater Sanford District. It will be for all tiipejncomparr Uunlllr First Jacksonville. Jacksonville, B Florida_ a b le ' because of its-marvelously perfect location which .cannot again be duplicated. iV .K V L u M b x ii ' f ra ~ r i n T B g T M B N T « itoawgrumltT Bldg. Florida Til! Central R oofers lloor Leak? "lain, repair types of "m a lt o r la rg e. "I; “s h ik e , pho ne u s roinI>t Service A. Merritt, flupt. •1 . v , J n All Its Colpr And Galore^At ' -ffpH E A RM O RY : , v . , .A V , Sales Agents t T o - d a y ; D e c . 2 9 ,1 9 2 5 . IP SHOP Avi mzi W ith Jack M erldlth in d h is “ Isle O’BIues” Orchestra Sanford dancers “on their feet' Ydu hcard thonr lgst.^uesduy playing for you again and others heard of them. They ‘ 4 tv : the boys with the “ P ep” , and “Go1 COJIB AN D S E lM -y it YOl'RSK*-'-' . ,b;r-r-vr^ Jt.Kf.a34 * J lA v �WZSl — , M O !^ A T ,* D E C E 3 m K H J^ J9 t5 A----- - -- BO N D S LO A N S ' *■ S A n/n o u n ce m n ts fo r 1926 j#.A- - 7 : ' * • '; . • v •* j . Opening o f Second Section o f F o rt M ellon— S A N F O R D 'S R E S ID E N T IA L M A S T E R P IE C E ,, , prices decidedly low — reservations now being ac­ ’ f T-t - , k . . > ■t cepted. S E C T IO N T W O new hom es— Spanish Bungalow s pnd English Colonials— C om m odious and indivi­ is n o # on sale. Im provem ents wilt be installed as ----- -• soon os m aterials can be assem bled. i. 1 ARTICLE Himself to be fa[ ? £ he represents and Start the N ew Year right by buying one of the best B eautiful homes in the B E S T C I T Y IN F L O R ID A — S A N ­ ARTICLE 17— Realtor should not « for the atm j FORD. ARTICLE 21—ft U ^au d, misrepr*jln(Bj estate tr a n s itfjy ” duality suprem e. A m on g ou r o ffe rin g s o f Business P roperty . and acreage-unusual values o re found. BUY NOW! , -* k t * M agnolia A t Second Phone 48 Knight & MacNeill v '* IN V E ST M E N T S *• •• *; r : •' * ~ -J -_ : ARTICLE 2fc|| for w h ich pariy\ more than one p, 9 , 1i ARTICLE 29r—Un_ perty in his charge^ * State. It is the best city in which to live and has the best *** * ’ * Som e R are B a rg a in s In L o ts people on earth. See— ARTICLE 3 5 - N o L relieves the Realtor of ethics. - . Violation of (he i his Board nncl deprJ uection with his bu Lot in G randview A venue in Rose Court ontyJ$2,500-00, $500 down. , Corner lot, eastorn exposure, on M agnolia A venue, $2,625, with easy terms. Four lots on W est T hird Street. $1,600.00 each. h 1 • S A N F O R D has the best year ’round climate in the . t 1 w * ARTICLE V n * . be h ig h e r Terms lie s to the transa t * Price lower- ,• m * '»• . ! ** 1 South and East exposure. ARTICLE article J tinent facts i so-that inof/t^T miBreprescjutj,^* easy. Ready to occupy. P ' ‘ '|B-*>pRr j,W aLh^,J*;,J N’■y,fiiK.ixClig.-. aw * ficj,#4 . ■ Higgins-Smith-Wight, Inc. ; • v.. v ; , 5 i o v ; j ,• -,, i. * ggf t*If*if'. - »—•* LOCH-ARBOR « * ' *}■ Lot 70x120. than any other home 6f its kind in the city. LO AN S Sales A gents # ern improvements at corner of Palmetto and Central. \ A. P. CONNELLY & SONS stantly enhancing value. ARTICLE 22uy. without representation Uon* A five-room brick bungalow with bath and all mod« San Lanta com bines hom e atm osphere w it h con ­ R E A L TO R S THE HOWARD CORPORATION I2N TA I l l . l . l M E D Paving paid in full. t CONSULT 180(1 T c; % M ason ic B ld g. T h ree lots on terms. IX • P h o n e .7 2 • _______. REALTORS Palm etto A ve. $6,000.00, w ith good Sanfori i !v !Ia » 4 r * w TX\ \ ■i 7 \/ L ’ McCALL & FOX Sales A gen ts For “ The Firm S u b sta n tia l” k ir%ff 1131 2 Magnolia Ave. ' A Country Club P roperty o f Lakes and Hills * P hone 745 187 A cres, 15 in G rove, 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines. This would mnkc a fine subdivision as it is near present C orporate lim its. Price and term s reasonable. 5 aU f o c e l c ^ n i c p ; ? . r q o m jt y u s * b ^ r » apd, ^ i g ^ M . T r l c e $8,500.00 including crop. . 12.7 A cres, 5 tiled and In celery. 699 ft. fa cin g S anford A venue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. E asy term s. i 10 A cres, tiled and in celery, w ith all equipm ent. etc., see us. . Christmas Bargains t FOR A SHORT TIJ RIFICE: O ne in San Lu O ne in Rose Co O ne in Ft Me - :V • - V Seminole Counly Bu I f you aro ‘look ing around fo r a ' house th at y o u w ant to call hom e, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is , let us sh ow you the m ost a t­ tractive hom e we have f o r sale. Best Buy in State 711 Palm etto A venue — P rices and Term s R igh t. THRASHER & GARNER 221 Molsch Building. 112 Park A venue Phone 6 3 2 W ’ THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY : i 110-11-12 First Na 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. See M r. R ichardson and let him show you*theso two tracts, it will cost you nothing to look,. ■ k Ai I >. For p r ic e ,, term s, ,,. 219 M eisch B u ild in g “ W e Buy or S ell” : 35 acres o f Lake fron t property on Tw in Lnke, 4 m iles out, near Paola road at $600 per acre. The p ret­ tiest lake fron t property in Sem inole county. m Wr want !" hflp 70* Mil Ire ». rvli'c it roar 41 ; 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre. 35 acreB on road from Sanford to Orlando, fron tin g 577 fe e t on Sanford A venue, 2,640 feet on O noro St., Hhe m ost suitable tract o f land for Sub-division, close in around S n n ford .’ A Genuine Bargain. * P rice BALDWIN & BROWN 1,000 Acres, $60.00 per acre. P h on e 88 v i „ T. niUTAI II. II. (iUAT A. \V. IIA1IZ K. WAIUI JKt* •5 A cres, nice 6 room cotta ge, &Vi in celery, 1 other crops. including equipment, $8,000.00. G ood termB. ■at:. I ^ owing are ■ # Realtor’s oblig,[ A creage, Business, W arehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Sem inole County. _ . * r 1.— S C -r o o m flnln, w i t h b a th , f a c i n g Knat o n M y r tle , b e t w b e n 10th an d 11th a t r o . t % C 0 * lf7 , double * KnriiKc. 110,000. 14,000 cash. N o w lonm-d to Doc. 192C a t |90 p a r m on th . 1. —loo ft. to 150 f t . . f a c i n g E a s t o n S a n ­ f o r d ’ A v e n u o b e t w e e n l o t h a n d l l l h St roots, f 1SO p e r f o o t . T e r m s r e a s o n a b le . Tk . __. . r- W AnK iiors® w1* 1 BAVFOIII) ATE*1*1 IlB A L T irtt- tt*2S* 11LOCK o r 3* !•«» •* * 3 ——|S a e r o colory f a r m — 7 a c r e s ti le d — In E u r e k a ' H a m m o c k . P r ic e 110,000. *13000 cash. 1 a n d 2 y e a r s on tialunce. 4.—‘L o t 50*117, f a c i n g E u s t on B a n fo r d A v e n u o . P r i c e 112.000. 14,000 c a s h . 1, 2. 3 years. P A U L L A K E — R ealtor Telephone 714 R oom 8, G arn er-W ood ru ff B ld g ., Salesm an— E. T . M oore DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 BETTER B U YS Ten acres, in town o f Lake M ary, across street from Crystal H eights, all high and dry, a real m oney m aker. Price per acre, $525. . 4*-1 ' /V »,*. \ .■' ' ' „ J*• Business property qn Snnford Avenue, betw een 2nd and 3rd Streets. One L ot Beuna V ista $800,00 Term s. SANFORD GROVE A partm ent H ouse on W est F irst Street, pays o v e r 10 percent gross. One L ot Ft. M ellon $ 2 ,000.00 Term s. "A M ID M A JE ST IC P IN E S " «" ** * ‘ ■ 3* -''.W' ■ifh ' -V Opo lot, opposite Rose Court, on Snnford Avenue.' Only $2,250. *. " B uy a lot now in Latonla, the substantial* subdi­ vision. - 'L -> p ’—_ • • i One. L ot N ew Sm yrna B e a ch ' $1,500.00 Term s. B A R T N A SO N , S A L E S D IR E C T O R ** * 5-R oom Hpuse w ith bath and garage. C orper F irst and H olly $10,500.00 .1 . ' Terms.- Telephono 249, F irst NatT Bank B ldg '-•fi'** f • - R. W. LAWTON, Realtor E. E. PAGE Real Estate and Investm ent The Substantial Realtor 12-14 Garner-Woodruff Bldg. TELEPHONE 770 Phone 74* Room s 203*205 Meisch Building ■ * T ■ ,' - * -T. h I ' I— , I . I ;•w! I — /.* I !■■■— ■■ * H K ;,. X: ... SHALL TRACT LAKE FRONT Beautiful Hom e Site Fine Lake F or Boating and’ Fishing Price Attractive • j..i. S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR 5 1 6 i ^ r s t N fl \ Theater Bldg, . ■s �THE SAN FO R D H E R A LD . M O N D A Y , D e t h ic s hhics which point out |iij Eatate. T the R ealtor pledges Jj to the ow ner w h om *. t he would his ow n. w e nave a real live client who wants several/smalf-> acreage tracts suitable f o r *ring o f p rop erty, a profit on expenditure consent* ject the public against onnection.with a real •i v* r« i f'* B U S IN E S S P R O P E R T Y '#* > / J," tor solely on its m erit >ption or m isleading Tw o F ifty Foot Corners at $175.00 per front foot. < payment crtnnot ex­ ceed 20', with interest pay­ able annually. to ascertain all peri accepts the agency if, exaggeration and One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $150.00 per fro n t foot. client is not interest­ ed in jiny property exceed­ ing $750.00 in city limits of Sanford or $350.00 outside o f same. r (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) .T h is property should not ly a g reed t o take. should make it d e a r re com pensation from d consent o f all p a r One A p artm en t Site—U n io n Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. F ifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front f o o t ialtor perm it any pro1 purposes. F ifty Foot Corner (R ig h t next to Forrest Lake H otel, iny client o r custom er |to observe this code 125 ft. deep, A p artm en t Location) at $285.00 per foot. or to expulsion fro m word R ealtor in con- fttasonicsimple Favorable Terms can be arranged on all o f the above. 735 These are some o f the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. AZAxrr co. SELL OR Z02 FIRST 5T. PH O N E 775 A //= 0 /? p ^ /= ■ / Q £ )/D A . — 214 East First Street Sanford, Florida Inquire R e-Sales Departm ent REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT Sanfrird Wice 336-3S Weiscli Bldg. BftHo Office Fifili Ave n . A K IN O IM IIIT K II E . P I T T S <>• II. S T E I N S T I I O M J. P . T i l U IIM O .N I) O ne L o t M agnolia Heights— A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property— A ttractive ' T Price. F iv e rooiti house— Cheap. O th er Good Investments In Sanford Property. purpose p la c e ou r Phone 490-W R. C. TISDALE Real Estate Investment REALTOR 236*238 Meisch Building / ii/i Phone 285 50, 75 or 125 feet— First Street E x­ tension, fronting on Seminole BouieW E H A V E IN Q U IR ES FOR LOTS • IN F T . M ELLO N , BEL-AIR, TINE- \ H U R ST, BUENA VISTA, % vnrd and Lake Monroe. • •» . * » A t a very on the corner o f Third Street and Myrtle Avenue attractive price. SAN — One com er Lot, 9Gxi05 on Union and L A N T A A N D C IT Y PROPERTY. nnd Cypress Avenues nt price way be­ — •• * 108 feet front 77 feet deep at low the market. I Turn P roperty Quick L et me try ypurs I f v trrvv OSCAR R. BROOKS REALTOR • • ' * t»* “ The L o t K in g ” Realtor / - 306 Flint National Bank Bldg. / Nothing better in Sanford for an investments _ Bruittiey-Puieston Bldg, Phone 751 REALTORS 53 Acres* Celery L a n d , * 210 East First Street p a r t cleared. Ask us . about i t \ Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, BaU Building Phone 713 Phone 142 • REALTOR. 230 M d a ch Bldg. Phone 718 �TH E SANFORD HER A M I. MONOAT, PECEMB^R g . I g » f j = -- . ~ ^ r r t r ." V ^ T » Fqr Acreage, Grove,,, Home, Property, llote, See i WART’S WASHINGTON LETTER Sy CHARLES P. STEWART indMdunal oriewalkTlh purposes I; Ownerdec. rr rat Ion !><„i any m liter WHY BENT? ent Red Crotii .^conference, while here, by the way, the record of being the first rabbi In history to deliver the prhyer which opfn* every session o f the United States Senate, * •'lather Moron, myrolf nnd oil the rest Agreed," r. lnted Rabbi Jack. "that the Ku Biux murt be ■represented on our general com- 3 room cottogc with 3 60x K,n n ford. 53,000.00, half cash, balance L o t 2. B lo ck 7, M elld n ville A V e., $4,000 L o t 9, B lo ck 0, E llio tt A v e n u e , * E a ste rn E x p o su re ............ $4,200 L o t 10, B lock 0 E llio tt A v e n u e , E a ste rn E x p o s u r e .................. $4,200 ■— V I tV lJ V lo e * S? ff a M n n ii.f the ■Wrtn- V tlin Knmd Emanuel Ick, -«» it* r<t-rctarjvth ith er n P. Moron. The former w.n ashington to attend the r<n- '‘ ' BUY A FARM 5 acres plowed and harrowed tv road, Electric light wires in £ Garage. 1 mile from depot, $2,5o H OU SES FOR. SA LE 4 Room s nnd Bntli, ju s t o f f Second St. 55,000. Cnsh $1,250. P rice 4 Rooms and k it h on-F ifth Street. Trice $5,000. Cnsh $1,000. TERMS Beautiful Residency on Central Avenue. $7035. Cash $2100. Arkututaa’ .'ir.it "Better UnderitnndHg Week” wa» In ll>21. It hod n atftubd «ine, proclaimed by Gov. Tor,. T< m l, lant {liny. The "Week" i a regular normal institution now, Kitlihi Jack • bellevon. However, "Better Understanding" nrtivitiea nveti't confined the nf fir ini vv'<-. lev," hut go on nil the lime. ' They're doing n great deni." sold the r.ibld, "toward eljntmr.ling fe lings of religion* bittej-nr ,., In I articular, which pravimiHy were pretty prcvalf nt In Ark.itinn1, m* •d-nwheve, since the war." Price Re-Sales Dept. 214 E. FIRST ST. Phono 453. 108 E. Second St F L E T C H E R -B U L G E R R E A L T Y CO, Phone 746 113 Vt Magnolia Avc, HOMES-LOTS-FARMJ ; ■ W O N D E R F U L H O M E S IT E ACREAGE Cltpital’sGrandOld W o m an j^ppeal s T o Flapper T o Stop ‘ » Smoking, Lengthen Skirts T O D A Y ’S BEST BUYS 1 A partm en t house site on the Comer nf 13th and Palm etto Sts. considerably under thi m arket. A n yon e w anting an idcid setting fo r a hom e should sec this piece o f p ro p e rty .’ Price $8,500. Term s m a y be arranged, REAL ESTATE L ot in San Lnnta on Sanford Avc. for sale. P rice ............................ ... ^ W e nre goin g (a o ffe r n few lots on our developm ent .which la nearly com pleted at pre-developm ent prices, fo r a limited period, on very attractive t e r m s ' as follow s: , • , ‘ INVESTMENTS KARL J. SCHULTZ S 1st National Bank Bldg. C O L C L O U G H REALTY CO. General Insurant 311 First National Hank llldj. FI*. TelrphoH 7U Phone 7 4 4 . “ T E R M S : FIRST P A Y M E N T $20.00 and $20.00 M O N TH LY for 30 m onths thereafter, which takes care o f all interest charges. . ___ W. F. TIOLBORN, Sales Manager TH IS O FFE R CLOSES J A N U A R Y 1st, 1926 F R E E — T R A N S P O R T A T IO N TO P R O P E R T Y . F R E E — RE FR E SH M E N TS DINING ROOM. AT CRYSTAL LAKE ■ - ■* 1 . • a i j fi • fa, 2 O W N E R L E A V IN G COUNTRY, i O F F E R S BARGAIN See Our Salesmen AT '. , | Aftq, I . ’ . U a . I i .'Ii 108 Magnolia Avenue Phone 117 ! 2 0 A C R E S A T 5100 PER 'ACKEg O nly 2 m iles north of Enterprise ' I *. T h is is fin e land and a bargain ADMINISTRATION OAKLAND, Cal., Dec. V'H.- -</P) — Bruco AY. Stone, who no Idcrcil '* ‘ 'for. Undo Sam ality yearn ago, is Impion onfa of tho few If nut thu mtly wcit.rr American still living who wllnoaa- ngricul od.the flag ceremony Inaugurating trntion American dpniittlim over Alaska, of iti'f Thla military rite took place un to pro* the Sitka parade ground un a yi ion pltladU readied by n< flight nf 300| mentn. aWrw TntMnto a rough cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. D< 'T remember tho oreaihm clear\'F\ lyj>*a|<TthO'veterun, mav sr» y«iar. Willi^i old. - "I was a mem her pf( tlu «*'•': ducted qArtermoilter'a dejlnrtmeut mill nv uiug W^ti lined up with , the other r 'l- Kvenlu dlera for tho crmiionv. We nuih idun-yi bofetTabout .260 u»ul In' ilgld, forMm mil,•litio fated an equal number o f , Hisafan aokfiera. Itctwuen ua wm r , rthb flag pole atop of which flew , the Ibadan atandard. , .. ' '.'In silence tho Ctor'a banner f| waerlflM Md .and ours quickly run thl<n Just tiff First Street on South Park— One o f BRYANT & HATHAWAY the best locations in Sanford, now occupied by Itouth's Delicatessen. N um ber G Ball Building, Opposi&lpW . O ffice, Sanford, Florida. 1 Our client has a Ihrce-ycar lease com menc 20 Years Experience ing Jan. 1, 192G, which we o ffe r f o r sale. In extending the above offer.,.tWA>. Weeks from Dec. 15th we have already sold about one-half o f this group. _' P A C K A R D R E A L T Y CO u p " AeUSTfifara nral fltripeu(xPk faVhil i 209 Magnolia Avc, mu , '>l>7 i»* . / ui T H E C H R I S T M A S GIFT SU|t] W e still have a few choice lots left at this bargain price. \ ^ V i.fS’ • i n EVEfeTTIU^E 85 acres fin est trucking land jn Ci per a c r e ........ ........................................ p Rcul E stato Veteran, tho brecae tho gunbonta In the hnr du 1 i i i * _ u.1 \ * * The 'gift o f« ' ible assurance* dependence wd for the belortO or daughter pear to he*® ../«!• * B Y CONDO Christinas P11 ible. Lake Mary Development II A n n rrlrr, Inml un lli-nnlnlt A v r ., M lr in t f. M u r nrrra * lint, nt n mpany antec this iff .•t 108^Magnolia A v e. . , Phone 1.17 Masonic Bldg. BROWN REALTY COMPANY Phone 473-W 422 Union Avenue R E A L E S T A T E A N D IN V E S T M E N T S 216 E. Second Street New House Palmetto Ave., all new furnished. Good te r m s .......... $10,500 Lot 64x117 Cypress Ave., off Celery Aveflue $1,900 L G r A \) lM ^ L ~ a - '& . C O U p ecs ow Lot in Mayfair 50x1,17. near the lake. Good terms ........... $4,50(1 Two Lots Oak and Central Avc. For the two ..................... $5,000 Lot . 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain. Three Lots, 7th Wlllow Sl., $7,500 for three! L o t35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12,000 Lot In lici-AIr, 56x125, Eastern exp., $1,150 S Jru S T l M i ‘ id r* nre* f ” " r ™ 7^*“ ” ten «»■« In fine grov^' borders nice, tweAfy fttd acres right on railroad and proposed highway nears.n ford rtady to subdivide, ....... 100 lots, west first street with five hundred dnd sixty reel r ,7 . dhzw Lot in Son *Lantu, 56x110 ............ $3,500 f* m Orlando highway. Price sseh, term s..... Toom bungalow near 2lder 8prinfl&. m e Lot 00x127 Oak and Central $3,500 hna Lake M onroe Development Fuleaton-Brum .S a n fo rd , Building »«'> ftintiaa a n J 1^^^ * tCrWI^ p fiC C — ■**S— ■- 17A) 00.0 C hsK (lowing well la^d,, price per scre'..^^, 53 acre* of Isnd on hard road, ten miles fi r\f. L c U h e P i* T H E . P IL O T •IO A r r l a r u lr r y Inml un llv im ln ll A v r .. InrludlnK riin lpn irnt, rtr .. O ur nf l hr rnrr linrirnlui tlm l i r r I r l l , Nr<- n«. '^ y j V 1 C hristm as and N ew Y e a r ’ s O ffe r in g Nobody enn do nnything nowa­ Theftrainy daisies,” who HO years day* to change the fashion,* bui ago lirgonited, to shorten women’s the dressmaker, Mrs. Ralston 1 skirt*,' now arc laughing at the thinks. . “ The modern feminine .effoftti'af Mr. John H. Henderson, public cannot be driven,” sha said. Wdiuilngton’s "grand oltl woman,” Pointing out thnt gills’ school.* to lotgthcn them again and to atop nnd restaurants had lifted nmok tho nlopper from smoking cigm.~ ing bans, she said the cigar* ie «tta £ 'il ** J* * ' dtrivc would fall. "'Jho daisies" are members of Miss Helen Varlck .Howell, a c clnfny day club. Its president, number of the Daughters of (In* Lewis Ralston, doubts that American Revolution, the Nation­ ra- Henderson’s appeal to club al Federation of Women's Chilih, [ ^fldAoclcty .women tn viar »m short nnd thr NattHnnPCongress of p a ­ ‘ikirfa veil receive favor. "Our rent!* nnd Teachers, three organ.- 1 constitution decreed that skirts zntions which Mrs.^llenilerion lias ahoiUJ.be at least six inches above mentioned as having enlisted r* . (ho ground but wc never thought her campaign thins that the ’ to plnce any limit in- i* other length of the skirt Is a matter of j taste. "All women tlo not have pretty i legs," she said. “ Those thnt have j not would wear long skirts. Cip irett* smoking must he Ionite I upon it Hie snmo manner as tlm dress question. Ton tnueh smoking is had for n woman’s In-ulih.” cr_dci^_; -r_- —. iithtat hor Is'gai* io boon* the salute to 85, R ecalls the flag and the transfer of this ' Flag: C erem on y W h e n great northern empire’s unlit lent allegiance from St. Petersburg to U lS . T o o k O ver A la sk a Washington wan iiccom |di:tbin.'' OAKLAND.............. ............. I™.... ' wi I �1— Announcements For Rent. Rooms j Dally Herald - f/J). b a te s Olh in Advance , tdsTwlll tw ft* Ln patrons Slid ###t Immediately *!"**____ :.10c ■ line ’ Be • line " C .______ 7c a line H............. 5c a line wType doable above «d rates are for eonlertions. ( of average length |a line. charge of 30 for Ion. rtisinff U restricted L,r is made The San. Id will be responsible L Incorrect inlertlon, bier for eubceqoont |The office liquid he Lsicdiately In case of [ad ve rtiser s L representative thorInrHiar with rates, (laisificatlon will give b e Information. And tthey will assist you f your want ad. to lore effective. RTANT NOTICE ters should glee their poatoffleo address ae wir phone number if e results. Abftut one 1 of a thousand baa a and the others can’t Lie with you unices [ your address. Lt Inuance MUST be Lrrson at The San* U office or Hr letkhono dU con tfn oan - [valid. I Prompt*.. Efficient ■ Service. lificatlons AUCnONBBR WE SELL lots and subdivisions at pabUo ruction. Late Barter, xun 6, Rock Bids. Orlando. Fla. 3— Autos, Rent AUTOS FOR a n t s CACHE AUTO SERVICE or alffht Meats all train rage transfer. Phono S61 am 14 RKEL A SONS _ Too Drive 1L . IF. Myrtle and 2nd St. at IL R. — Sale. Real Estate B— Autos, Sale DAYTONA 1024 dition. 1024 1023 .1025 1023 1022 Dodge coupe, excellent cop- DFI.AND FARMS Dodge touring car. Dodge coupe, A -l condition Fora coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, special. Acreage Adjoining Daytona Phone 3 Oak and 2nd St 7—-Business Service Hardwood floor scraping and rescraplng a specialty. W. L. Rein-1 hardt, City Tourist Camp, Sanford, Fla. , • | HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Estimates given. Superior work­ manship. W. L. Renhardt A Co., Q»n. Delivery. Orlando. ■______ __ bAND for building and construc­ tion purposes. - Delivery from quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. HI-TEST building tile and brickr Sanford Csnisnt Products Co. 5th SL and Mefrle. DESIRABLE LOT ON PALMETTO AVENUE Between Katie and Franklin PRICE $2,250 If Sold Uofore Jnn. 1st. $1,000 cash PRETTYMAN (Incorporated) 112 Sonth Park Arepua ■ Phone 632-W. Right now possess­ •criptions, Drugf, Sodas. We ^ 9 R ion. New, nil modern, 5 rooms are, as near you aa your phono. and bath, bvautlfM,‘ Spanish bung­ Call 108. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Suecassors to OBIou A Platt 08 Magnolia. Everything alee trlfial. Phono 422. Eloctxmgttb rim .vvl.r.: three room garage Radio. upartimru and 3 room house on Highland Avenue. Fine location VIGHT8— Thrvs station*. Mag* with term. This is n good buy for .boll* and Second. First and Elm, u quick sale Write S. II. W. care > Banford Avenue and 10tb fltract Herald. Expert. service, 10—Stile. Live Stock n and Hoard Kent, Office, Stores WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. See ur FOR .SALE Pair good mules nt ■tic. Acreage first Wo do IL Phone 417-W a Uirgaiji. Address A. M. Box pie, Groves laic, Ilouses [Lease, Rent tive Stock Ule, Miscellaneous. ISeal Estate Lrniture tire Wanted [Found kis, Jewelers K , DecoratLig, hoaaa. 'from *rs and Supplies 1 and Egjfg I Notice liters and Supplies] i Help, Felnale i Help, Male iHelp, Male or »le .1 d Help, Snleamnn j Situation. Male iSituation.Fumule ■ Real Estate Nto Rent [Mediums. [CONTRAc r O R S pjer January the l|4e Painters scale Pper hour. jR, R. Ave.-ConimerclHL.SL IAMES H. COWAN— AD kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanke. At 0»k Avenue and Third Street. Teiv shona 111. Q5,. Nunfund._ 20—For Sale Miscellaneous | i ! i 1192 A. SANFORD 8UII-IHVIS ION ACREAGE WILL DIVlIll TO SUIT PURCHASER. Q0 A. on Geneva Ave., Drenmwoldi Choice, auh-ci property. FOR SAI.F.; Ford Sedan. I doors MIRACLE Concrete Co, general good condition. $200,110, 21C E. 507 A. joining above and city earnest work,. sidewalks, bulld­ Second. limits on South. Some pretty bikes og blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. IL on land. New Dixie Highway will rarwllleger. Pro*. Sale— Furniture, etc, cross part of land. Hard road on other side. KILL LUMBER ^ — CO. _ - House e We carry a full line. , Service, Quality and Price. Our prices ar# right. Cash vor term* We want- your business ,.200 A. East of I’aoln on Geneva 6— Business Opportunities Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. Ave. Hard surface road containing several pretty lakes; nlso Lake 321 E. First St. PERMANENT WAVING: Have it Lehman uml Twin Lakes. A find dono- tho “Nestle Way.” Satis­ cub-division property. BABY CARRIAGE for sale. 00U faction guaranteed. Special prices until December 25. Apply at once Union Ave. for appointment Miss Virginia FOR SALE—3 pace on ttre pags 2G5 A. ut Twin I-nkes on R. It. Lang. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. for elissifleil advertisements. and siding one mile YVcst of City limits of Sanford. Some lakes, Five room hauie and double ga Why not rent those vacant rooms, fjome celery land. Balance a good or sell tbit second-hand goods? bog 70. IETAOINNUNUNN sub-division ami towniitc. go, Glndervllle. $28 per month, MOROANTOYVN, V*. VA„ peopt* ddress Route A, box 79. a r e ' Interested In Florida. Each This is pur own property. Titlrs of them through ■ classified ad perfoct. Will divide any of above 10— For Rent, Rooms in the Morgantown POST. 8ix tracts. FOR RENT— One furnished bed- cents a word for six consecutive __room* foh gentleman only. 306 Usuea. Prices, terms and pints on nppli Magnolia Ave. TO REACH BUYERS or sailer* of cation. Florida reel estate advertise la FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with out mfeals. Reasonable - rates the St. Petersburg Tims*. One can', cent ■ word dally,, two cento a won Lincoln Hotel, Sundays. -A * 1 ■ A. II. MAAS CO., DO YOU WANT TO BUY or Sell Palace Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn. anything? If to advortUe in P L Sanford We Have a Complete Line ICKSON. P cretary.. ’ D E V O E ’S fh's Barber pud barbei ea welcome. SEE DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 First NatT Hank Bldg. Phone 713 „ alow in moR select part of Nunford only 11500. $3300 cash, bal­ ance easy lerms. Bayard Realty Co., Phone 208. 116 S. Park Avo. RAW SORE THROATS P ain ts, V a rn ish es . T . and Stains B all H ard w a re CoT Phone 8 Ask your druggist for LSO-HAR-DI’S . Good for children and adult*, FOR SALE: At South Sanford . (Glndervllle) new 3 room bung­ alow, 2 porches, also small cot­ tage and ona building lot, site of lots 70x133, cash or terms. M. C. Asplnwall, owner. FOR SALE: One lot facing French Avenue and one facing Laurel Avenue within half block of Youngs Subdivision, for $1,500 each. Good term* for qulclg sale. Addreaa W. H. S. P. O. Box No. 431, Sanford, TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. Fla. Thousands rend the cla«. stfied pages of Florida's Giro* Homo Dally, rates 2 cents a word Minimum 25c, cash with order Write for complete rate card. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT I BUY', pay cash for second hand —Central West Virginia’s larg­ pianos. Address Bos 362. est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c pci II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Welch word; 4 insertions 1 1-4c; 0 *n jewolery and clock repairing and more lc per word each insertion engraving. Quick service, lit) Mag­ nolia Avenue. Phone -M2. ___ TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— TO REACH i the prosperous farm era and fern growers'of Volue 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees la county advortW* in the DoLanr* Daily News, rate lc per word, cash JTEWART THE FLORIST" with order. Flowers for all occaaioas. -B14 Myrtle. Phone 260-W A LITTLE XTA NT AD IN The HERALD wi|| bring you in bU 31— Special Notices results Advertise those old ar E. BPURL1NO, aub-dlvision tides you have stored nwiy and specialist. Subdivision to Or- t have no use for. A little thirty lando. Florida, and Fl o r a cent ad may bring you several Heights, Florida on Dlxls High- dollars. Thono 148 and a repre way._______ _ _ 1sentatlve will rail and see you. CORNER LOT—5-1*180 FT. Franklin nnd Palmetto $2,600 is sold before January 1st. ONLY #700 CASH LANEY’a DRUG STORK — Pr*. mcemenU Accessories iRent , Repairing I, Sale less Opportunities ksa Service lent, Apartm ents lent. Houses lent, Rooms 27— Piano Tuning \ WEST FIRST STREET 'Modern Stucco Bungnlow Five rooms ami bath— Lot by 120. A1 ,» $1,870 CASH Bnlance Desirable Terms 17—For Sale, Houses N ever a Christm as . m orning. N ever the Sheet Rock Shingles A OLD D A Y S R oofing i O L D T IM E S Sewer Pipe WE WILL BE GLAD TO O L D F R IE N D S SERVE YOU , W. V. WHEELER Incorporated Realtor G. TAYLOR DYER — sales unitek —-----i , T. IMIYAN O IL (IHAT •, j Painting— Decorating l’ HONE 303 - i A. W. IIARJB • rt K. W ARD JEAN MIW. tlELLH CHUCK W. V. W lIK K LK ft Tircrt and Tubes It. A. KINO At nrlree that are right 1 % Pan Am and Standard Gas ana Dlls ' r> roitTnn e . rtTTa o n HTKNBTnoii JPTHL'RMOND Veedol Oils' 410-411.412 Electric Irons Radio Supplies First National Bank Bldg. Phone 490-W. R IN E ’S F IL L IN G S T A T IO N REMINGTON Portable four-bank Typewriters, “ the king of port­ ables. $60. Barret Portable Adding < 1Machines. Can’t bo beat. Seminole Prlntery, Phone US, Welaka nidg. IIi$ Sanford Are. Sanfold. Fla. lltililin t or I’ lniliU kluc* Hefei vnera: First Nutlonnl liana. 33— Wnntcd Long leaf IDO,DUO ft. timber for W. Potter- lilt -1— ttaillstnr. Body, Fsndsrs, HunnlhK Uoaid, n#|>alrlOg tv o' Sp«rla)lsa la Wrecks J. H. HUTCHINSON i l l :A I . K S f A T H 131 I V « t First Hirsst . Sanford Radiator and Thono IIJ . H tm b ir n t HANFOHD, FLA. | F lo r id a Htuto F loris ts Association. YY'ANT work or change of positinnT White only. Northern Star Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church St., Orluhdo, Fla. Body Works nadiaiora. Lamps and Fsndcra All A u io t a o b lle Mstal Parte Welding, nraslng and Boldsrlag 34— Wanted Help. Fcmnle Work Uursstfnl «• riaus ae« Wost Itfk tl U m F 11 Baafsrd. Florida H IL T O N ’S HAIIUKIt WANTED —Counter girls counter hoys; also liishwasl Lu-Beth Cafeteria. SUOP 113 Magnolia Ave. f First Class Barbers Spcclsl Attention Given Ta Lsdlee-and Children. 35— Wanted Help, Male VTJ EMEMBER how you used to JV como in from play hungry aa We have n good opportunity tp u bear? Dot you could hardly wait offer real estate salesman. Une i.unttl Dail Ailed your platol N And didn’t everything taste goodl who is familiar with the greater Seemed llko you nover would get Nunford district preferred. >* Elton J. M oughton enough. Didn’t you feel good those SANFORD GROVE. Inc. ARCHITECT days. Yes, they were the red blood­ 507 1st. Nnt'l. Bank Bldg. ed days. Flrut National Hauk Bldg. Phone 24f>__________ Why hm’t your appetite like that Ruford. -------------Florida YY'ANTEDiSteady, reliable man for now? Why don’t you llko to cat Just tho same aa you did la those night watchman. Apply at ShinHero’s the reason—your sys­ holser's Mill., corner Commercial days? tem Is simply starving for the lack and Maple Ave. of rich,.red blood! You’vo lost your M ETAL W ORK AN D AU­ appotlte because you've lost your 38— Wanted. Situation Male red blood powsr. No red blood TOMOBILE RA D IATO R nourishment for tho tissues of your POSITIONS WANTED: YVhlto body. REPAIRING. help all Vocations supplied on Build up your blood to where It Is short notice. Please write, wire or pure and red and rich and watch phono 2632. Northern Star Em- that appetite come back! B. S. S. Is H odgins & Cowan loymcnt Bureau, 30 E. Church tho way to do It! 8. 8. fl. helps No* 8t„ Orlando, Fla. . turn build red-blood-cells — builds Sheet M etal Co* them by the millions! 39-W an ted Situation. Fem ale Y'ou’ll get hungry and you’ll en— YY’ould llke^to manage nn apart­ ]jy oatlng when B. 8. 8. helps Na­ 207 French Ave, ment or roon\lng house. Can give ture build pure red celle In that weak blood of yours. And you'll references. M. H. L. care of Hertook batter—your skin will be clear aid.____________ ■ • r ' - ■ nnd unblamlabed — your flesh will become Arm and solid — strength 40— Wanted Rcnl Estate W E H A V E IMF: m . S I BUYS ind power wlR come — ,, ,, YVE HAVE a targe waiting Il7t lo your flabby mut- f % ■AC R L A G E , for small houses. YVhat have you clos—you’lt be 1 to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. islf again. \i l / BUSINESS HOMES 8. 8. 8. will bring \ > * e * * y 516 First National Bank Bldg. V A om n ? back tho Joy- of eatS YVANTED TO BUY: Five to fif­ Ing—the Joy Of living. ",__ teen'acres adjacent to IL Must It's done It for thousands for gene* VciU | t v .R t * c ih jG ). be on good road and priced right attons. It's going to do It for you. Ytllik*/ Hull I IYu 11ll M1\* Call Southland Realty Corporation too. (let S. 8. 8. at your druggist 106 Main Street, Daytona Beach. The larger bottle Is more ecouomr Phone 860-L8..- W . H . LONG SALESM AN W H KT D O T O O T H IN K H E O U C iH T T O C c r FOCI. THACT*». <------------ ON ACCOUNT OF HPb ACI HfL OU AH T TO CAT OFF WITH A. -MJ^PEHOeO tT ^ E H T E H C E .* ; 410 Banford Avo. Banford, flax Porter E . Pitts URAL FSTATU U M i t - U i 1st N ai'i. B i i k I'lton* 450•W Uanforit Itsprsavnilng W . V. Wi llaal Kstata U r ok «r 2 Lola* Oak Hill# 1700.00 each. 1200.00 cash, b t l-1 ance monthly. ' ;• ^ . n 0nU n Winter Days Andlrotui and ~ ■■ *A,<(v--) ' ; Lot No. 24. Fort MeUoik, near Mayfair, - ^ . See Our New Ai t■ i ttv ^ Lot on Oak. near Franklin t at 31,500.00. 3500,00 coih, balance $15.00 REALTOR WWCVvirwwmsFweaewvvi » Beautiful Corner Lei on; Magnolia at Hughey, i • j 3 H O * HUM m but one thinks o f some Stucco By GEORGE M cM A N U S TO O c e r t a in l y A R E -I N E ^E R have ANY 7 LUCK! <“ ends, Phone 4fil-J j G UP FATH ER t WANT TOO T O R E A D THAT PO EM TH AT M Y t$ON W R O T E . * H E l*p f ONLY SEVENTEEN I 1 V E A R -> O L O r -' r ‘ old year 32— Typewriters, Suppplics WANTED TO BUY: round timber from uj), must be high laud saw mill purposes. T. aoia Maitland. I^A hS } • / t , .. . ADVERTISING gets results tf it reaches potential buyers. Pa latka Dailv News,Is circulated U> an Industrial and agricultural sec tlor. i I.OST Ave Bank, Hamit \ FOR rcl MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS l-ot on Hughey Street PRICE $1,850. . Terms. harry e. GROWERS SUPPLIES 42— Advtg. Mediums ; ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her­ ald, South, Georgia’! greatest i newspaper.' Morning, afternoon, .weekly and Sunday. Classified ' rates 10c per line. YVaycross Jour! nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON LOT 00*200 FT. Facing East PRICE $2,800 $750 cash^ balance easy terms. Entire Section* $150 Per Acre and UP BUILDERS MATERIAL COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER Classified ad* have the Urge it circulation in Southwestern Ueor LOST: One pair green painted Cta. Kale 8c (6-word line) line. boat oars and locks. Reward If returned to R. W, Loss ing, Sanford THE MORNING JOURNAL la the 001 W. 3nl Street. accepted want ad medium Id Daytona (Fla.) Ona cent a word LOST: Pocket book containing an Insertion. Minimum 25c. small sum of money and wed­ ding ring. Regard. Return to 500 OHIO— Xenia. Maka four aalet E. 6th Street. through the Xenia G*iette« Zenhi, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. Want ad and display rates LOT IN PINEHURST ON LAKE AVENUE PRICE 51,850 Balance easy terms. Emplane Site Sold In Units of nd 10 Acre Tract* I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS 24.— Lost, Found NEW SPANISH BUNGALOW E»»y walking distance of town— facing East. Five rooms hath, and fireplace. PRICE $6,500. 41*625 cash,—balance terms. ATTENTION! DEPENDABLE USED CARS 41— Wanted to Rent 5 TO 10 ACRES of land, suitable for vegetable* or fruit, with !iou*o or furnished apartment building*. On or near highway, by refined couple, permanently near Sanford. State price. located. M. H. L rare of Herald. Lovely front room, Lake Mary Santo gentleman only, r » o £!*■-• fof **'* or exchange for Southern California. Write * * Stone> B* nn,n«- CallBedroom to gentle- *fot-niB " ■» ---» • • 1st St. WATER FRONT PROPERTY Riverfront or lakefroot property lor Sole, Acreage not frontage. t less , . than ---- * 100 ft S *WI»V»Jfl Must ~ ab e to b« reached by truck. . vp lowest price and terms for immediate sale. CITY REALTY CO. _________ 2JUI1 Bldg. �CEftnEI* « M ' 1 r- -s M ... fj I. M 44 » * > - r J, ? 4*’ r. ‘.< n~ . - - • —- . M- : : * , •: • O <* > <•\ . II • * - *' <? * <■ ". • .• . •. - ' r ■ ■■ • . , * . v »r i * . > ^ • •/ • . • . •• <► ,, value and desirability Comparison only serves to emphasize more forcibly the superior value and desirability of homesites in Loch Arbor. Be convinced that the entire de­ velopment program will be com pleted as promised. These improvements JR&V «K;v fl & j jw arc now an actuality and not merely a promise. There are practically, unlimited investment possibilities for today’s purchO asers at Loch Arbor. ' * Hie abundant values of picturesque L och Arbor in cold hard dollars is the determining^actor in many sales. THE CO U N TRY CLUB E N TR A N C E S E C T IO N W I L L SALE AT AN W ATCH M ENT. FOR BE PLA C ED ON EARLY DATE. THE ANNOUNCE­ R ep resen tatives will be on the p rop­ erty a t all tim es. B e tte r still, a call you to the property th at you can b e t­ ter understand com pleted Loch A r b o r as it is planned by its developers. , , A _ g es A geni N e x t to P o st O ffic e T E L E P H O N E 588 F IR S T S T R E E T A N D P A L M E T T O A V E . ' f T »..V I y«;;vt4r * ** \ , . h • ►. a 7* ."yg v'. - " : "" ■■■■r r. ' mLr * 1 • <mV . . ____' • ’■ —— ^ . : - ‘ J^ > — i' •. •• ; . ''‘" '7 •. I-,; -s* ; ! i i K / j ______*' V 1 " V »i— r - — r— ... a ____ 4 « __ K^ n p a 4# *• i! Vl’-fe*#* .• ‘!nAf tf ... ’ Vv ,Lji , / . ■ ' . > . ;7 : ■ •* - ^2,-. -« �i R ichest G a rd en Land ; SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESHAY, DECEMBER 29, 1925 Maryland Town la Scene Of Big Fire Edited I„u. s. ~ FORMER BALTIMORE, Deo. 29.— UP) — A recti on of Ocean Cityi Md., including two hotel* and several residence blocks, appeared doomed by fir* at noon today! The- Ocean City Central Tole- jer 'To Continue" iner, Reports O f/ ernment Assert y This Morning i Fruits Are I itly Damaged Reports from a banking houso at Berlin, Mm, maintain­ ing the nearest hotel both were ablaze,*, Snow Hill nnd SallaDury, reposted that tho Dames originating in the electric plant a t , the eastern end of Baltl' more Avenue, were working In­ to tho residence district. Assistance was asked from Salisbury, Snow Hill, Pocomoke and Berlin fire deportments. ibltTCrop Near paMayBeBadly aged By Frost LOCAL . Extension of whito way and additional paving contracts nre authorized nt meeting o f City Commissioners. Sanford Is to be bonefittbd by extension program pf_ Southern Boll Telephone Company. 1 Local educators lejtvd for an­ nual toucher's convention «a t Jacksonville. New offciala for five Mnsonie organizations aro installed nt joint ceremony in Masonic Tem­ ple. Chamber of Commerce nrifcs importers to co-operate with railroads in keeping freight house clear. STATE Dr. J. II. Ross, one of found­ er, ■und for muny years president of tho Florida Citrus -Exchange, dies suddenly at Winter Haven. Mercury begins to riso in Flor­ ida nfter low temperatures have been experienced .T o t.p a st 48 hours. DOMESTIC Coni operaton i willing to make concessions, to miners, &ays Maj. Inglis upon reopening ofuiegotlations. Indian, who wns educated nt Columbia University, returns to homo to succeed father ns head of million firo worshippers. G**n. Pershing is in good health but ho plans to return to UnHcd States goon for short [ S p N V IL L E , Fin., .(A P ).— R ising tonv- ini damage to the citrus ttiop. ville’s official city low rv onrly today wah 27 L; Mr. Mitchell said that L< in tho northern section tho mercury dropped Ich vegetables us cabI lettuce p.’ oli-bly werO [y tho frojso, ho said. [fruit.1 in'tho northern [the stato wero affected kir, reports hero iiulicnt[thii constitutes only a Kin of the Florida crop. .. ■—j# Uge Ruts Arc Used t Fla., Dec. 291—(VP).— bts from* hundreds of [pat* early rodny wero | muny citrus groves in L combat the oniot of binds from tho north. The Lfsiduilgo pots wan-In re|warnings of killing fronts tin; temperature* Issued lidud 8tutci W'.all.et Bu- viytt. _ fa thu preventative Brooklyn” man, calling himself the Florida Citrus Ex*. “Just Bud Boy," .killa fianceo and ifhluL night l.s'med Vdtrie* to pka.awn life.> m w f.n iti: nii/iiy*OT Itfr Yuuslmh," nillr.|in n o il niib f *n«l the radio Titation former husband ol Isadoro Dun.Times, cun,-Likes own life in Moscow, f ths Tampa a broadensting warnings after lending hectic life. Results of research work in \ J. Bennett, government mnnjr lines of work aro given to reiAt, said that lie expect- scientific convention meeting in rctable crop in the Tampa Kansas City. Md’Vi'^nr^r^Florida to Joseph Donovan, who at the [ damaged from the cold age of 14 earned 10 cents an It iviiile he did not fear hour, plans to retire soon' after [ damage to the citrus having made a fortune. k lidiwed discretion to be FOREIGN * pai l of valor, French cabinet necepts finan­ cial plans of Paul Doumer, min­ Uu.il Rise Predicted INTJTON, DejNUP.—(7F)~ ister of finance. , ll rise in temireraturc’ to-/ in the eastern part of the [as promised today by tho L egion D an ce To mrcati, but frost wns preB e H eld W e d n e sd a y |probable tonight as fnr 'central Florida, The annual bail of the Ameri­ tonight, elsewhere It was Ithere would bo little to- can Legion to bo held tomorrow the cold wavo In tho low- night at the City Hall Will bo the ciion und the middle and most elaborate social affair ever lactic ntatca. sponsor by tho local post accord­ has been n reaction to ing to I’ercy Mere,' chairman of U warmer weather - in tho committee in charge. Iontana and Wyoming, Holiday decorations,’ streamers In Dakotas, the southern nnd flags will be placed artistical­ p, Missouri, und the sou- ly: pbout_tho hall, and masses of b except Forida, but Iho tub palms anil other plants group­ Utill is abnormally cold ed nbout tho muale platform, where It sections east ‘ of the one of tho city's most popular or­ chestras will. Jilay until a late hour. Refreshments will be served in the Intermission and fancy caps and novelties distributed, it was announced. Pershing Not hsly 111, But Return Soon Lions* Will Not iChilo, Dec. 29.—(/F)—. ■ Gen. John J. Perslipt is not endangered, Tbit bv him to WashKtrmpinted. It will ho tho Tacna-Arcln 9 situation. Gen. Persh!»ratral chairman of tho 7 commission. ®®t!d that Preshing r Past two or threo * nail in an nppUcation< |to Washington but it I here thnt any absence to* will tnko In considtoopments here nnd xvill (no progress o f tho com: tu this is absolutely neu understood that Gen. "faith is such as will to continue full nctiv(committcdP tried that there in not J* ground for anxiety sim. In authorized cirtkt there was a silence ihc reasons why jBon. tem plates a return to States. It wa* thought f*r his ailment* were of bnport*nca that they 4tPiUment later. Dating "ere the general ro•ervico*; o f * Santiago n advices are that bc•4’ershlng's ill'health country not latlp. hat been rccombis physician, MajV'? 8toted in Wash^1. Jay J. Morrow, «> commlttco is llkc- Meet On Thursday Duo to tho disorganization ar.d confusion of the holiday soason and tho absence of ninny membere who aro spending the Christmas vaca­ tion-oat o f the city, tha Lions’ Club will not bold its weekly luncheon on Thursday according to jin an­ nouncement made this morning by club official*. T|io weekly meetings will bo re­ sumed In the Valdes Grill on Thursday, Jnn. 0, it wan announced, at which time plan* for tho new ear's activities of the club will e discussed. f Field Medical Man Is Visiting In Sanford Fourteen Pages Today KeturningHomeToBecome a c p i t d i Head O f Fire Worshippers!™ Harry Uwnn. 54, Relieved * o Have Killed Pretty KInnde \\ hen She Refused H ih Attentions As Suitor Man’s Name Linked With M2,000 Theft Nolo Left H7~Mnn Snys He ” ns Ulat kmailed Out Of Monty By Girl’s Mother NEW YORK, Dec. 2$.—(*V ■Jal Daatur C. Pavry, young Col umbia University student, who speaks tho latest American alang, nnd knows nil the latest dances, touay in on his way somewhere enit of .Suet to succeed his dying fath­ er ns spiritual head of jndta’s 1,•100,(>o0 fire worshipers. In correct American garb, he nailed yesterday aboard the Majes­ tic, carofutly explaining that his followers nre not fireworshipers, at all,, but that firo Is merely the Zoroastrinn symbol of absolute NEW„VORK, Dec. 29.—UP).— Harry ( nwaa who described him­ self nv ■jo., n imf| |,oy” despite his 04 year, lay seriously wounded in n lirooklyu hospital today. l.ast night lie wit;, found a foot from the body of an attractive yoinii; ni.j'rnpher, Miss Edith Burton, wh. m lie had killed before he attempt I suicide in her Brook­ lyn ''Oil h >i ■t uiiili-i- a Christnma tree wiili ion l.,ilkt!i in her body, she was a M i ni, police believe of Cowan's nag, |- when rhe refused bln suit. A charge is pendirig that Cowan absconilc,! with $12.UM) from u hotel in I'Ci. Two notes lli.it h‘ wroie iht nv some light , on bis catiu , I;, ne,lie said: “ I did not go very high in publlr. My fault. Sections of Melinnville And I was ju -t .[ Inol boy, no matter Geneva Avenues Will He how haul I tried to be a good Ha.'d Surfaced And Work ®n<\ t I I -i-e forgive me. tiood On Chapman Ave. Started bye. the other note, add re- uni to Emd !i Ueiinet's, manager of the Iloti 1 |.a: ham, said i ye om"I 'to’.M like to give the money bach, hut Hit initi *r van i r; * bem use 1 J 1 ’* T i g iL te., #. I Educators Off For Annual Convention Of State Teachers ' '| - Cold Wave Ties Up A t Time O f Death, Dr. Itoss Was President Emeritus O f Florida Citrus Body WINTER HAVEN, Dec. 2 9 . - (A1) j — Dr. J. H. Ross, one offtho foun- j ders und for 12-years president of the Florida OitTus Exchange, died , suddenly at h is j’ ine Avenue hom e1 at 10:30 o’clock this morning. Dr. I itoss had been m good health, his | death being doe to nn attack of , acute indigo*1lion. Dr. Ross 'was born in Rocking- [ ham county, Vn.. May 17, 1H1 1. At the nice of Hi he moved to In­ diana, nnd for several years rrrved in the Union army during the Civil War. I-atcr ho entered tho medlrnl de­ partment of the University of Michigan and for n number of years practiced medicine nl Kol.omn, Inti. Thirty y’ears ago, he came before me, Chnmhrr O f Commerce T raf­ fic Department Stresses Necessity For Merchants . T o Help Railroad Agents re*. u IIK I l l n,:’ ° tin" Jjof tdoing L S the the" warehoujio WI T ' n"vvolume .U,ut tendbeen d°ub ed. npw Ho said that, uless Immediate nford were taken by the local repen. reivers of freight to remove their if the shipments from tho warehouse e(t t„ congested condition tUMi further , i^inrnximaHilv Aijl^ftach for..UlUUj‘4 and posts and did not rnclude in|rtallation. The Peninsula Electric III I1UII UHHI bad extent,ive businesa trtl«» lhrougl.out the state. He i.iintersur vlvtsi by bin widow nnd two children. Hr, Walter II. Rosa of Winter Hnvuu, und Mrs, John Trimmer of Hume, III. Dogmer, Financial Policy Is Approved By French Cabinet PARIS, Dec. (/T) —The French cabinet, meeting this morning ugreed to support Di­ limice Minister Dounier. The ministers unaniniously uptirnved a scheme Tur balancing the huilgvt and stabilizing tbo franc. It is understood that M. Dounter, will submit his measure this after­ noon and that the ennnibcr’a financo committee will discuss ttwm during tho new year's parliamen­ tary recess. The finance minister annoumed that he estimated the budget defi­ at 1.488,0(H),000 francs (?:ir)2,Several N . Y . B anks: cit 0(10,000). He proposed to meet this Plan To Consolidate, iby Increased Income taxes reinforce inept,of thekfiscal administration, a Say Financial Reports; tax’ Oil bourse ooertitjons, higher processes for tobacco (which is NEW YORK. Dec, 29.—((P)— ■old under government monopoly), Whnt may become tho country’s a lax bn'exports,,and “ nn extraor­ nnd temporary clamp tAx lnrgest bank, an institution rival­ dinary oil sales." ling the gigantic financial insti­ Two billion, five hundred million tution of London, began to take francs of jjnjftf revenue ($100,009,vague shape today- out of the 000), will go to a sinking fund, multitude of rumors in Wnll Street two billion franrs ($80,000,000) to pointing to merger of sovcrnl ex­ reimburse tho bank of Franco fur isting hanks nnd trust companies aiivnnee* made to the state, nnd of Now York City. the rest tu haluncc thohvdget. Given impetus by n ?30 rise in the stock of tho mechanics and Metals. Rank, the report runs thnt Two Serioilsly H urt n consolidation of that instituion In M otor Accidents with the National Bank Is immin­ ent ns a prellminarv step in the WEST PALM REACH.' Dec. 29. building of a large financial struc­ ture. John McHugh, president of —W*)—Traffic ia»t n|ght Imd tak­ the Mechanics nnd Metals admits en Its toll again with tho result that negotiations looking towards that two persons,—a man nnd n woman with thetr skulls fractured, amalgamation hnvo been begun. It Is believed that the banks wilt were in Good Samaritan Hospital first lie paired, nnd then after n fighting death against heavy odds, period of readjustment be further nnd a second man was suffering combined. Rising costs of banking, frnm painful'Injuries. Two of tho victims, probably arc transactions and stonpnge of need­ less competition arc said to tic fatally injured and thoy were said 1— -----,-----the chief motives behind tho move Into Inst night to have only slim chances of living, They wore Mr*. ment. v Kathryn Cameron, 00, Ontario, Canada, nnd West Palm Roach, a nurse, and Earl Hendrickson, 24, Auburn, N. J^ nnd Boynton, Fla. Both received their Injuries when the*) were struck down by nuto- Man, 50, Once Worked For 10 Cents An Hour, To Retire From Business Ohio River T ra ffic BOSTON, Dec. 20.—OF)—'Thirty one years ago a 14 yelir old npLOUISVILLE, Ky. Am . W .-W ) -entice mechnnic in the Depow —Traffic on tho Ohio River here . Y. shops of tho New York. Con­ Is paralyzed '/allowing th* bitter tra! takl a little group of grease cold that swept the country over smeared companions that when ho made f l , 000,000 he would retire. Thoy laughed Und told him that with his 10c an hour salary he nevor need worrk over his million —or retirement. But on New Year s Day that apprentice mechanic ‘ will retire. He Is Joseph 8. Donovan^presldent nnd treasurer of the DonuVan Motor Car -Co., of Boston, dis­ tributing agency. Ho has made his million and intends to fulfill hi* nromUe. • The promise was prompted by tho sight of an old man. feeblv maktng , hid way > to an office where be hoped to amass more •millions. He already had-or* mil- B E ight A re Injured A s Train Is Derailed ^Resident O f W in ter H aven For 30 Y ea rs Tho Chamber of ( ommrrre voluntary retirement in 1923. Ho traffic detiarlmcttt today- issued a wu;i iinmidcut uiuocitiin « f tbe r-r; requost Tor Urn nirnhnntn and vliangu at liir- death. The major J ox* business people of tho city to en- l*"rtirt«« «;f HK jfe in Fb.rbln wan e | ’ 1 J devoted In |iiitttiig lilt' citriin inf the onevnto with the mitruml company duntry on a stable basis. in removing freight from the Inpr, itonn was ii vice tirusident of irized cal wnrrhouarii in order to reduce the Snell National Hank of this 0,,j ivnge.stion tlicrc to a minimum. . (’ 'l K* ,u,’d bad recently besu e!ecU.-d • amt . ... the mily honorary life member of nklia *’ • ,• ,,x' the local chamber of commerce pav- pert of tho^ Chamber of ( ommerce, |,,ian| following several terms of from f-tuted thnt the freight agent had act|Ve service A party composed of T. \V.| included instillation nnd nil delawlon,' county superintendent of j tails of equipment for the entire mi Idle instruction; Prof. G. E. Me-' lot was taken under advisement Kay. ptiiielpal of the Snnfortl High ; by the. commissioners. School and Mrs. McKay; Mrs.! \ plan for acquiring 10 acres I'tells Arrington, supervising ptln- 0f land immediately adjacent to i ipnl of the local primary schools;: the new cemetery ,wns proposed .Mrs. W k Barber, principal o f; nftrr some discussion the matthe South Side Primary school nnd ter wns referred to Commissioner Principal and Mrs. W. J. Hopldnsj g. .0. Chnsc for investigation nnd of the Panin schools left this report. morning for Jacksonville to attend At lht, ncxt rcculnr meeting, the '19th annual convention of the ___ ^ jrjoq — - •E. — F. — Housholdcr, Florida Education Association, to commissioner elect, will be sworn Iv hold from Wedesday evening In to succeed Dr. C. J. Marshall, until Friday noon of this week. whose term expires o^Jnn. L The sessions nre expected to be attended by the majority of the foremost- educators of the state Korean Troops H ave nml several of the nation'* leading Returned H om e A fte r school authorities. professor nnd Mrs. J. N. F ightin g A t Mukden Crooms are attending tho 39th an­ nual meet of the Florida State TOIiiO,. Dec. 29 —(A1—The for­ Teachers Association in Jackson­ eign office stated today that 1000 ville and arc expected to return troopii, sent fronf Korea to Mukden to Sanford Wednesday night nt the recently for tlio protection of |orclose of tho convention. ■eigners during the Chinese fnction— Prsf, Grooms D the .principal J»f ni“fighting.- have roturned -L> Ko­ thp Sanford'Colored .high school rea nnd thnt the Kyushu troops nre and i« also chairman of tho execu­ expected to evacuate the Manchur­ tive rommittOc of the state teach­ ian capital shortly after which the ers’ organization which controls regular replacements of railway guards will be made. Jnpnn utill refuses to give up the aides of- the late (ion. Kuo HungLin, who sought refuge in the Sinminfu consulate to escape execu­ tion by Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian dictator, who recently defeated Kuo nnd executed him and for tills reason further fric­ accunipllsnments ol woouruw y don were cuiogiznl here Inst night tion between Chang and Japan is by prominent speakers nt tho me­ predicted. Thp vernnrulnr newspapers ex­ morial dinneir in honor “ Oi the birthday of the great war-president pect Chnng Tso-Lin to declurc tho complete independence of Muuciyjof the United States, held at the rla from Chin*.-------Like Park Hotel. ■ Addresses wore made by Mrs. More than 10,000 skulls nre conHarry H«uck, president of the league of women voters, John tained In the Nntionul Museum nt Tomplo Graves II and others in Washington. praise of one of tho outstanding leaders and defenders of democ- rnc>*’ Dr. ‘ Ross, One O f Founders > O f U irgc Marketing Or­ ganization, Succumbs. T o Attack Acute Indigestion apprentice mechanic declared that bo never would allow himself to become such a spectacle. He nev­ er wanted to bo seen tottering after greater wealth in hi* old nire- On New Year's Day formal an­ nouncement of his retirement »* head of his company will be made nt a dinner o( the employees. Af1*4 that he Intends to dovote him­ self to playipg which will in all Florida and Idle summarji. along the New England coast’ with, now and then a hunting expedition or a trip abroad thrown in, Beginning work at tho age of 11, Donovan was, in turn, a drug store clerk, railroad car tinker, loldier, automobile mechanic, sce- vnd-hnnd agency h . _ td control of iay bears h FLORENCE, S. C.. Dec. 29. —id*)—Eight persons were in­ jured, three of whom arc in a hospital as a result of a derail­ ment of n southbound A. C. L passenger train shortly nfter midnight last night. A brok­ en rail, attributed to tho cold weather, is said to bo respons­ ible for tho wreck. The injured pro: William A. flrnwley, of I.ong Island, injured back. Au employee of tho Ut]jon News Co., named Webster, both legs broken. A negro woman. Injured back. Five others, less seriously ln» Jflred, were dismissed from thu hospital when bruises wofe dres­ sed. .1 , * ivorccd Husband O f ramotts Isa dore Duncan Commits Suicido In iMoscotr A fter Having A Colorful Career Mine Owners Willing To Open Books For Public Inspection, Says Majolr Inglis Settlement Seen ( A P ) — W . W . h w lls. Hpoketttnnn fo r tho w uM racite oper-, ntora con fcren cik-ju id ch a irmap o f its n egotiatin g com ­ m ittee paid today that thefopCratoro w ere w illing to open tHfcir imoka fo r public innpcctinn and also w ere prepared to m ako coticc.saions t o t h o m i n ers in their impending negotia­ tions. , llopo for early resumption o f mining-in tho anthracite coal Holds wns revived a* representative* of « miners ond operators gathered ftr their first meeting since tho dead* ? lock at Atlantic City Inst summer. Informal conference of the-two groups of clx. :men began |t a . oHckjelr this nfternooh at tho |fnion League Club. Alvan Markc, chairman of the Joint negotiating committee, who colled the meeting, was designated to pnaido over thu joint session. * * Mai. Inglis, chairman of the an* I thracltcynicratiir*, hooded tho on* erntorsY delegation, nnd John to t L-wis. ntternntional ipresident o f .. tho United Mine Workers' eoovenlion, hvaded the miners group. All *o»«ions were closed' to tha pub*. NEW YORK, Dec, 29,—(VP1).— Strgei Yesiuiin, the eccentric Russian poet, has committed »uiride in Moscow. He wns tho divutced bur,hand of Ludorn Dun­ can, the classic dancer, whose emu­ lation of terpisrliore while bare­ footed nnd in dishabille, made her famous throughout the world. Yf sslnln was about 30 years old, some 10 yearn younger than Miss Duncan, They were married in 1922 and the wife divorced him lnstt year. Shortly ufler the wed­ ding, the young Bolshevik writer came to the United States with tha dancer and after'homo trouble with tho immigration authorities, thoy' wci»^>yrmlUnJ to * n W this cou n tiT fv V A V ‘Miss Duncan went on-a*€*m4hg tour, visiting numcious cities, but was barred from appearing in sov, oral place*, because of (he Bcuntinoaa of her nit ire- and the added fact that alio wn.»wont to wrap u red flag about her. Ycsslnln Ac­ companied his wife on tho tour aud Seumiitgly was a mild mannered youth. Then storua Irgnn .to break nlniut his pugnaciousnrss when he iinrtook too freely of the Ilowing bowl, -j .i lllarkrnrd Wife'a Eyes. At u putty here Ycsscplli was declared t® have blackened the eyes of Miss Duncan, which pre­ vented her from carrying out one John Go of her programi'. A similar inclinci­ ,.„v was ......... . Iutvr froui ;Purls retted os Worshipful M*i dent reported ml the dancer wns declared to ^u*l, H®* F. A have shipped him post jinsto buck -riTilTl-— 0 1 KHr* to Russ iu, lie fore departing ■ho Knights Templar Dodge, engaged in fisticuffs with a couple .Spencer, high priest i f the C and George Wilson was of cx-Kuasian soldiers. , ■ Yenslnin was tail and had curly Councilor of tho D*Molar police In Moscow fur nUi-g'd nntiScmitie sjtecchea nnd spent lumo time in prison. Mil* Duncail, who also had returned lo Kmptin, b®giin a dlvot-co suit Under the Sovr iet/iuw ami wan freed from Ycssmiu. Bkc is declared to hnvo said tliut bo whs "linnojfllda" and that "innmishhiu" had made him crazy. nlng Comniisslon to 'select a : Ychimin wins tall ami curly for Ih6 boulevard U)at will < l Iondo hair and blue oyca. At the do the city, beginning In th* beginning of their honeymoon M.L» (pn of town below tho Hotel Duncan np|>eured to bo highly rest Like add ok tending plea*!d with her cltuhm. Shv dg* Utfiiugh the country club al scribed hint ns the greatest poet nnd back into the Western p< nu.ee Pushkin, tho greategt ipmiu^ since .Edgar AJIon.Pou. ‘‘He‘it a man of spirit, a lofty soul. 'II* is my Inspiration,” * declared tho dnncei. Better Off In Rusal* Later when Yen,Inin had alleged ly carried out one of hi* pUglliitic inspirations with the wlfo the re­ ceiver, bt gcnerul she was reported to have said: “ Everybody know* he Is crazy. Ho is’ no muro deserving of tears than laughter. Ho is (letter o ff in Russia where ho is loved oven If he is foolish. Ho can smash thingii in Moscow and nobody cares be­ cause hv-ia u poet." AU has not been rosy for Mini Duncan. She hap l oe:t 1uri \! from giving performances In Use Lake Worth Dentists Are Robbed Of Gold WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 29. —(JP)—While i “ - xat night, continuing the]■ ■ ■ P H o a gain st banditry, stilt were bringing' In suspicious negroes, renorts reach­ ed the bureau of the theft o f more than 11,000 worth of gold from the.officcs of a half dexen dentist*, hern and In Lake Worth. Tho dentists victimised here were Dr. Jay Stewart, Dr. E. C. Turn­ er. Dr. J.' B. Enrma'n, all in the Citizens Bank Building and Dr. ■R. L, Ward.-’ Tho names of the I^ke Worth dentist* were not ki:oWS‘ .here but’ it was said-that HOTEL A' Run ford ha* cater pariicuh and transients. Forrest Lake, Pntric, aged three. Tha maid ali'i was drowned. PEim U ZK R . PLANT BURNS CHARLESTON, 8. C„ Dec. 29. ~(/pj—Tho main .building and Urge ctnrnge shed of the plant of tha Merchant* Fertilizer andPhee- popular* eevural i cretin bo cctUg* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 28, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/448f84724b280356d0a9808149cbb9ff.pdf a0b5f195f61d1d9d45f192379b345ae1 PDF Text Text A g e n ts Post-O ffice TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET A N D PALMETTO AVE. ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t+ + + * + < » * * * » * * + « * « + t« « * + + * * * * + * * * 4 -* { --> < c> * * * * * * * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t* * * * * * * * ^ ^ ^ ; �S' Ct i* ♦ a f Greatest V^_ chest Garden Land Associated Press leased tVire 13336988 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER *• —-_________ :________ 1 ' - Vi .... -i'. Milady’s F of ekead :alities In Again Fashionable ^eStatesTotal 16; INCOALREM ierious]^ Injured BELIEVEDNEAR fotor Mishaps, jtings, Two is And Train Claim Lives R e p o r te d In Florida "Minister Is IIn Motor AcAt Lakeland J^Gn., Dec. *26.— ecn persons were others suffering ^ serious injuries, result of 15 occurje South on Christsports received by ted Press revealed, ^mobile accidents, jga, two suicides wreck figured In tho ningn. Six Staten | |n the denthu ns folFlorltln, <1; Louisisinn. 2; Kentucky, 2; In Atlanta, little feanan, nine years old, fan 11-ycnr-old play-Ipjn which tho latte r if was loaded. The cral hours Inter in a ert I.uther Croft met i nutomobilo accident Hncn companions were Irrcr, Killing Ono automohilo crashed one polo near Dalton, [Howard was instantly Uy Pmrce and Henry I tcrinusly injured. [F. Grover, a business nrillc, Ga., took his iCkristmas Day. ,G».. K. E. Montford, X and' killed by his is Monford, when the Wr father endeavored Inti fnm whipping his aid. to instantly killed akj was wounded ifln; near Columas^'iiliiicd assail ■ttL was killed in strident near Jnck|fk, und his brother Brinson was in- ews Summary ) LOCAL City Commission plans to In­ stall n 115,000 modern firo nlarm system ’*•;> Two Sanford ntinlsters arc presented automobiles for Chfii'tmos gifts. Ruuth's filling station is rob­ bed by automobile bandits. M. W» Lovell Is appointed J u s ­ tice of Pence to succeed tho late L. G. Stringfellow. Firo destroys W hittle home-on French Avenue early Saturday morning. Sanford observes greatest Christmas celebration in, hli'tory of the city. Hotel Forreat Lake is fleatured in.new A. C. L. pamphlet. - STATE Tho first violator of the new Floridn real estate law is tried . fh.0rjund9; • . . . . ^ DOMESTIC Sixteen people are killed and five, others seriously injured in Christm as Day oecurrciu-cs. Kurly term ination of the an­ thracite strike- is predicted with the renewal of negotiations be­ tween miners and operators next week. Rum tre a ty with Cuba, sim ilar to the one with Canada, mny bo negotiated by the United States. John McCormack will sing over radio for the 'second tim e on New Y ear’s Eve, while his voico is broadcast to tho four corners of the earth. Two arc killed in..explosion which destroys home bought by Topeka, Kansas m a n ' for. his bride. American Marines are sent to China from Manila, according to advices reaching Stato D epart­ m ent a t W ashington: F o r e ig n Turkish women arc to receive equal rights in securing divorces. French cabinet begins consid­ eration of finlncial proposals of Paul Doumer, m inister of fin­ ance. .Turkish Women To H ave Equal Chance In G etting Divorce ftn, Fla., Raynor J. i dead as the result of CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 20.— accident. Frank (jp)—A clause In tho now Turkish l sons, Hen and H art, civil code puts an end to one of i connection with the the bitterest phases, of woman’s subject—the rig h t of n man to di­ I Near Pensacola vorce his wife a t will and w ith no lUnnroc wnTt killed in trial. uccidont near PenHenceforth divorce will be grun­ Hnmbrus, wifo of ted only hy decree of the courts Hnmhrus, died in an nnd only for such causes ns insunllu ident, nenr Lake- ity, desertion nnd unfnithfulness. Women will now stand the same i Owens, of Louisville, chanccB as men for winning n di‘ llcxL-hy— Govrpe yurco—auitr—whereee—in - tl only about ono woman In a i000 Md, Ky., Erriest Crank was able to gnin n decree. Men, according to the old Mos­ ’’killed by Earl Say•Sootyn, a merchant lem lnw, which originated some" La., grieved over 1,400 years ago In tho Arabian dosacre, idiot and killed erts, could ulvorco n woman by the simple expedient of m aking the < * o f the oidy train statem ent before two witnesses, or « lp o r tho day was oft w riting "I divorce so and so," engineer, who was which needed only tho signuturc of oln, Ark., when his the witnesses to receive the O. K. Unto the renr end of of the Judge. This easy procedure naturallv led to an enormous num­ angler, secretary to ber of divorces as muy be judged r* A. Gunter, and his by the fact th a t in Constantinople [HLw Koso Abercrom- nlona during the past threo months ‘iwhcn their automo. 20il divorces have been registered. Itnr in u ainall h .ream ""fijf, Ala. Join! Sub-Committee Will Meet In New York TuesHonew Efforts To Effect (Juick Settlement Miners To Be Asked To Return To Work TW Definite Plans Have Been Submitted Hut None ” Considered Acceptable LONDON, Dee. 20.—<AV-Fore-' heads have again boconftiashiti l but women’s c a rt must still bo covered up and are useo n * as appendages from which great ear rings -m ay dandle. London hairdressers hnvc c°jlu‘ to the rescue of women Airhosc heads and faces lack the pnghly classical lines necessary to make tho alicked down hair becoming. The hair is now swept straight hack from tho forehead ami the first and sec­ ond dainty waves cause graceful loops to fall over the cars, merely indicating the shape of .head without accentuating any unattractive lines. WHISKEY TREATY MAY BE SOUGHT •* __ ternoon a t 3 o’clock. 1. March—Sells-Floto Triumphal —King, 2. Overture—Spic and Span— JawclL \ 3. Concert W altz—Vienna Beau­ ties—ZIehrer. 4. A Group of Popular Songs— Berlin & Foist. Intermission. 5. Sacred" Selection—Lovo and Loyalty—Bernard. 0. Serenade— D’Ahiour — Von Blon. 7. Patrol Humoresque—I’m on my way to Dublin Bay.—Lampc. H. March—Ohio Division—King. V. National Anthem—The S ta r Spangled banner.—Keys. Lovell Is Named Justice Of Peace It wns reported Ihis morning 3«l Rev. E. D. t h a t M. W. Lovell .nod been jip-. *t and Pres- p o in te d 'J u s tic e 'o f" th it. Peace by [' rc»i>ectivcly. are Governor M artin to fill the vacan­ e MatemenF th at cy caused by the death of Judge r*;,Lt0 t *.,° city hare L. G. Stringfellow.Mr.-Lovell wns city clerk of S*«i*n.i Rorn° church 1 k- They believe ford for sovcral years, and is woll . is completed known here. Owipg to the eonee^eA-iTTirthfer^ new members -vices In th9 northern part of tho church-rolls. —i r stato Mr. Lovell has not yet receiv­ t° b0 a descen- ed hia official pupers from the 9,r .th s G reat Is Governor and It (a not known just tho Sarikoi when his appointmont is io take effect. ' - . ’T S. Jf • • •• • ' . W - ,. Sixteen Pages N'vm&A ™ ™ |U . S. Marines AreSei LAV IS CAUGHT Orlan^r Broker Convicted Of Misrepresentation And Col­ lecting Comralston From Seller and Buyer Fnlsoly * _ . Decision Reserved Until N ext Monday Original Contract In Case Is 'Alleged To Have Been Last By The Accused Man Kuo And Wife Slain T wo Killed W hen Explosioh Destroys Home Purchased By Charles Flora For His Bride Movement Of Marines May Be Routine But Situation In China Is Closely Observed Fighters May Be Oping To Peking SCHANTON, Pa.. Dec. 2C.,-(,P) ORLANDO, Fla., I)cc. 2rt.—(/P)— TOPEKA, Kans., Doc. 2«.—</P>. huuso. There was little left of the " ith the anthracite joint sub­ Tho first real estate broker in Flo­ —Only a heap of splinters and n structure. A few timiurn had committee to renew negotiations in rida to bo tried for violation of the crumbling pile of bricks mark the fallen buck upon the , foundations new real estate law, was tried in snot jwiiora—Charted Flora had and under the shnttcfnl muss of New i ork* next Tuesday, all i n - n i f l T n u r f m i i m m . terested parties, including the mi- K V I I \ W I T H F I I R A Orange County Court here today planned to bring his bride some wreckage Mr. Shaffer, 07, and hi* Manifesto Withdrawn thracite consuming public today U * 0 » i f 1 1 I I L U D f \ before Judge Victor Hutchins. De­ time uftcr the New Year. A GG-vcar-old wife were found dying. By Japanese White manifesti-d an air of expectancy. ' cision was reserved until Monday. Christmas day blast Friday Witnesses' said the hungnlow wns I.. E. Hamilton, of tho renl es­ .There win bo no plan before Qr y C h ie f A n d rew * V lolla Fighting AtMudken snuffed out the lives of Mr. and literally cntnpulntrd .50 feet Into the conference'acceptable to h.ith f . , ^ ' A tate firm of Hamilton Brothers, 12 Mrs. William II. Shaffer, the aged the nir where it seemed to hurst operators and miners; but idle, ,s ,a nil With Assistants T o West Church Street, of Orlando, couple with whom young Flora had like a bomb., Tho house next door WASHINGTON, Pec. 26.-* miner* and others hope that an Lay Foundation FoF Pro- was charged with misrepresenta ! i i lived for several years ami Flora wns ‘•rushed in. Windows for (AP).—A company of Amer­ & b, in a hospital badly in- block* around were ickashed nnd X m 1 wpeace il1 **.in ™?ch,»d, lh:,ti "p°si*d Treaty Negotiations Ironi iM>th the seller and ihe pur- himself will restore tho Industry.’ chimneys shaken down. The shock ican Murines is enroute to jurod hut expected, to 'recover.. ^ chaser without the consent or nil Announcement of the call for the What caused the terrific explowas felt sharply more than a mile Chinn from Manila, but whe­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 2G.—(/P)— parties concerned. W alter \V. Rose Five neighbor* were in­ ther tho New y , ^ meeting by Alyan M ar-1A M h ? r ^ l i ^ u o M r e a t ^ t a K u ^ as chairman, of the Florida Beni trio hud gone from their Christmas away. movement hw» jured, four suffering severe bruises Hpecinl significance in view of sion will never he known. The iii \i* eviiui v Estate Commission, with offices in 5, mn,?M!.r .mn". j°,n t. K "b' ® n«l the United States, ln ffo rt committee, brought n Joyous| to guard this country’s prohibition thiH city, mado the complaint. dinner to see the little bungalow mill n fifth, n boy, sustaining n tho Chineso civil wnrfnre, hail Christmas to the coal fields. The defendant was charged with Flora had bought n mouth ago. broken arm. dykes against leakage from the not lH.‘t*n made known by of­ They noticed tur**odm-of-gnsuUne,i *At— the-hospitni. Flora told a t­ One of the first moves a i the Island, is in prospect. selling a lot In a local subdivision ns they entered the cottage. They tendants he lielieved one of the ficials here. conference is expected to be a reto Vernon Bolton of this city, for A southern port inspection trip request from the oimrators that begun by Secretary Andrews of $1,250 while he. had it listed fro n / E«.l separated to meander through party bail s t e p p e d on a match, ig­ l a c k i n g official explana­ niting it mid setting off the gasrooms. the miners return to work bending tf»e treasury*prohibition enforce­ II. S. Senrle, also of this city, for *the roomstory advices, It,w as heilevod tho charged hulu” . Ilo said he had negotiations. . • There had been a tremendous ment chief, and assistant Vallaiue, $1,2'.’0 nnd not informing both par­ sailing of.several destroyers with noticed matches on the floor in -Mun> Men Want To Itcturn ties S»f the amount at wnieh it was concussion and u moment Inter previous trill* of inspection. of tho state department will take.! the marine* wan of routine nature, This request-will be based on them to Havana wher© it is ex- listed nnd sold. neighbors found Flora lying almost although developments In China The Shaffers enmo here front Attorneys for the defendant pro­ letters forwarded to John L. I^cwis, pected they will ho able "to lay during the last- t-wo days have been i 100 feet from what hud been tho Floridn eight years ago. duced a copy of the contract en­ president of the United Mine the ground work for the treaty. closely watched by Washington tered into by Hamilton and Senrle authorities. — Workers, and Mnj. W. W. Inglis, It would bo slmulnr to theso^rn- which specified that HumitTou chairman of the anthracite o|>eru- cently completed by this country could hnvo all over (1,200 less five These- itwIu.lKnJiS' reported cap­ tors' negotiating committee, in with Mexico nml Canadu. ture on Thursday of Tientsin by pgr cent commission that hr might which it \v;fs stated that such a the national pcopio’s army and th i ______ AVith.thc noNthtrn and "BOUth- get for the lot. The original copy killing Friday of Gen. Kuo Sungcourso would h a v e 'tta approval of western borders^ materially rcin- of the contract was lost from the Lln and win wife by soldiers of at least 8.'» per cent of the idle) forced my menus of thb troatlt-s, , , , - , .,ntf:co of the broker, according m Chang’ T»o-Lln, Manchurian war men. enforcement officials rcgnrd the I his testiirtony hut Bc«Vlo identified lord. • , •.a After action is taken on this re­ 1 acific and southern coasts ns ilext the contract a / :iomg the dupliLI Chlng-I.ing Defeated *• cate of the original. quest, 'consideration prolmfV/ will to give special attention. In the capture uf Tientsin, tho Mr. Vnllance, and Secretary AnThe purchaser and his brother be given 'to peace plans proposed people’s army was said to ha** by organizations, or individuals. drews, who played prominent parts both denied that they hip! been in- Golden Tenor Voice Of'Amer­ No Serious AccidentH Occyr defeated troops of Gen. U ChlngThree definite plans have been suti- in nqgitioting the Mexican und I formed of -the list price or that Ling, former governor of Chlht To Mjir Biggest Celebration ican Singer Will He Heard Canadinn treaties, will likely disthey knew anything about a bonus, niitti'd, nunc of which has been ac­ Almost Around World A m Ever Held In This City; provlncw.. ceptable to both sides. Two pro­ cuss the prospective Cuban ngree- j They each testified that they were Kuo and his wife, captured Police and Firemen R tst In Gen. He Sinus Over The Radio posals wen* accepted by the opera­ ment? with American Ambassador informed tiiut the lot was (l,2<}0 a cellar where they hid after Crowder a t llnvatiu ns Well a s hut that Ilnmillon would let Uoltors and one by the miners as a Kuo’s army was defeated Thur»day Cuban authorities. j *on have it for $1,250. • . basis of settlement. NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—bl*)-The W hat is reported to Ik*the great­ by thnt of Marshal Chang, met a Smuggling of merchandise nnilj ---- -- --- -----------------golden tenor voico of John Mc­ est Christmas in - the history uf rebel’s death, Gen. Kuo oncs’£om- j The original demands .proposed investigated by tho two official-. Local FillinCT Station Cormack will he heard almost Sanford was observed hero yester- manded troops under Chang, to the operators by the miners in nliens ns well ns liquors is to b«{n . . , * , around tho world on Now Year’s dny in characteristic manner. revolted reyoited and made war w agi Atlantic City on July U, intluded Mr. Andrews who has chargo oft [ v ( ) t) l) C d By B U I l U l t S night IT un elaborate international Business houses throughout tho Manchurian.. Manchurian., A fter capturldg i n t\fco year contrnct, a ten per cent broadcasting program is suciess- city weni l-h»*rd, npeirfal progi-qn** co««i .ml custam u.iu O n vq h r-istm aij Eve fuk incrcsso In the contract wage the nf t j,0 tre ^ u c y , along with prohl,Tho singbig. will ho ono fea­ Wwr* t-Ataai^'d tb« ru . . hern sT thi seale, a $1.00 n day increase fo r hujon enforcement, Tiopos to bo ture of an international concert vnrtoua ri.urchcs, the City ’ Hall woman s arm*, then ahot both. nil men paid-by the day and adop­ able to report co-operation between Routh’a service station, nt tho which will bo opened nt f» o’clock doors wen* locked n.-id . business Later their heeds were neve tion ui the check off under which tho officials upon his return. Corner of West First Street nnd eastern Htnndiim* time, by the won nf oi standstill while young and nt tho command of Gen. Ch Union dues would he deducted broadcasting, of 4|g^i:hime,<< of vBig Jasmine Avenue wan robbed of $150 nnd old, rich nnd poor, enjoyed a were placed o n ’ the grave of from wages: Christmas Evo by two men travel-’ B en"in London. day which was unmnrrvd with of Chnng’a favorite generala Sheriff Hand Kept Operators Refuse Demands IngC n a Hudson touring ear, ac­ McCormnek has sung over tho aerioua accident* or uny cnlrtnritf’ hud hecn.-'killed by Kuo, Thu operators refused the de­ Busy Christmas Eve cording to n report made to tho radio only once, last Now Year’s. ous happenings. * Peking, It Is thought, may _ ___ * • Lucressin Bori, who snng with him that mining, police department. the dostlnation of the marines sal , -mands - ,and ,proposed ■ . Crowds thronged tho streets of l>1’ continued nt the snme rote of - William Austin nnd Jim Harris, A. Routh wns tending tho filling u venr ugo, will also tie on pext the pKy In holiday attire and tho ing from Manila, *tnco they would jmy nmUhnt the points upon which both colored, were nrrested Thurs­ station in his sou’k nusencu when Friday's program. lake frolit was lined with uuto- not- Ilf *ly bo needed a t Tientsin, the negotiators were unaUb to day night by Sheriff C. M. Hand the two men drove up about 8:30 The program will he trunsmit- mobiles filled with, sight.seers nnd where the army has charge of agree be submitted to arbitration. and 'Charged with reckless driving o'clock and parked nt tho tanks ed from thp. experimental station with fisherman who selected- American jnllltary activities. After so mo 1.55,000 miners quit a fter they had crashed together presumably to get n supply of gns. of the Radio Corporation of Amer­ Christina* Day ns a lucky onu. % Planned To Send Relief work on Sept. 1. pento plans were with their automobiles on Ueliyy Mr. Routh stated that ns lie walked ica nt Boosdbrpok, N. J. A chain Admiral Clarence Williams, com­ Celebration of the holldny begun prepared by . Gov. I’inchot, tho Avenue jilst cast of the baseball toward the car one of Its soccu- of radio stations will robroadcast mander of the Asiatic fleet, re­ Thursday evening when ninny of to thin country. The Britisii Broudoperators themselves, nnd the park. Their trials will lie held Ja n ­ pants thruol n gun in his stomach informed the Navy Depart­ tho churches of tho city presented cently Lucerne eounty delegates in the uary 5, in county court, it was while the other bandit walked into rusting Company will rebroadcast entertainments ment ’that he planned to send defor the IxMicfit of stated. . . l . the station nnd emptied tho cash to the continent and Gcriiitm s ta ­ ■ ii’ . royeni Iii Khunghai aa relief units . state hoUFo of ippresentntivea. Three other negroes were brought | register of approximately $150in tions ub«f will aid in rebmndenst- tho SunilifY School cblRWn, More ood-yo^iM y the marln** will r» ‘ ----The Pinchot plan was accepted ingT -XHhc»-ntomherw-nmtoiimli'il-fr,r 'HideItUi lierviees were also‘Held for t . | i i k«» iiin hi \ ithe n i ' nSheriff i i v r i i i iduring i u r i i i g ant* iig iii rrrrr in uby the inight chang'd nnd bill*. -U*4b-mrtt-w lieve others nt Peking. • ' tho old and young alike a t later by the miners apd ^ pmd-rhnTJfcO- Willi Ihe sn'mi?~r- young, he snid, and woro dressed tho progniirrlncludo: Another development of morn . cniployirs. It provided for n f Tho U ..H . Marine Band, the hours. During tho Christmas Day, specific nuture, was reported tu in grey suits. ’ •' • • 0 ___ i • t . x Ittn»•<>n a n * board of investigation to increase Immediately after tho robbers Shannon Quartet, Eastman Eyip- special program *.. of Christmas the state department Inst night hy -wages if tho price of coni would Orchestra; Neapolitan T rio ,' music filled.the nir In the vicinity Minister MacMurrny nt Irking. . jpm ______ ___________ had driven nwny nt n Vapid rato o f pphony not I** affected. The plan also Rev. F. D. Kinjf Is Florentine String Quartet, and tin of the houses of worship^ The message related thnt fighting speed. Mr. Routh telephoned the Victor Concert orchestra. These calUd for the check off if individu­ Carol singers from the Epworth armtml Tientsin hud Inppard to an Given Buick Car pnlico nnd vnrious other filling will hiild the air until 11 o’clock. al workers agreed. League or tho T’irst Methwlist extent permitting resumption of stations, warning them of the UrnThe operators’ plan wns disap­ The stations in th is ' country Churyli were heard upon the street* international trade servico between Rev. F. D. King, pastor of the dlts’ prvwnco in the -city proved by the miners chiefly bc- F irst Buptplst Church was tho re­ marched tl ot rity and Peking nnd that com- " Polico were today working on thW 4/ r,‘ur**l»y Thoy m« cnuKi* it connected an out and out cipient of a new Buick Bedim ns meager clues th n t’n.ay load to the - .r o«u’•- -Pr«v,4U«ly - IMIH me 11 in I service also had been re­ "vtl.r-u lo"K sumed. tho i r1ST.* ''G ^ j .Scbepoctady; KYM, and'entcrtalned the i arbitration In future which the a Christmas g u t from his congre­ identification, and-arrest of tho ped out. nnd'entertuined rpsih ,* »n* b A. I'lttrsliurirl1; . dents along their lino of nu nmrrh union lenders strongly opposed. -------- . thieves, although their a p p re h e "-1 ■’ gation .according to an announce-....... The legislators’ plan was reject- ment nmde this morning. Jap Lrudi-r Withdraws Manifesto ! !*^i i ’ ^ ^ with, many old fam iliar carula. *L*ltot in not expected,' it In said. field; L (,A. Denver, nml Kt,() Tho Municipal Bund gave u con* •TOKIO. Dec. 20.—(/P).—Th* war oil by the miner* oh the ground Present at imi «f tho gift wnsw. --------- 1------ . 1" . . . Christinas office tmlny received a dispatch 0 “ k .lun.d’, ‘) T , V, n , rert Central Park Christ that it did not greatly differ from made by tho Pipe Organ Club, n | HOME REPORTED BOBBl-.D) connected with New' York by IntuI Eve in which was said to have hoen from Mukden th at the commander thnt of tho employees. class of the Sunday School, and! wire* on short- wave length radio. enjoyed hy hundreds of Into shop of the Japanese force* has with­ uy . , I)r. King ncccpted tho gift with u ‘Hie ho\no of Tom Morris, on per*, who were hurrying ho the drawn the manifesto while fightfew remark* expressing his thanks Palmetto Aveituo, un employee of with bundles for decorating their ing within a six mile radius of . to the members of the congrega­ the Don-Juan Chevrolet Company, Chrlstnius trees with lust minute Mukden, from which is assumed tion and telling of the valunhlo was reported to have been entered thut Marshal Chong Tso-LIn will gifts. aid the automobile would bo to him Christmas Eve and n small sum of (Continued on Pago 3) r ® Polico nnd tho members of -Hie money taken from « drysser draw­ In his church work. / l f —1 A x XT m J i county law force, while busy, were . • a.: -. ■ - > i— er in one of tho bedroom*. Mr. Morris could not be located «»II«d upon to «iucll uny *edByron W. Kuhn, silk hat mnn’.b " mis disturbance* of the peace, tuhny for verification of the report facturcr for most of the Presid­ Tho home of F. !»• Whittle nt which prevailwl throiqthout thb ents since the time of Grant, re­ and the police department hus re­ 113 French Avenue was nlmost cently MACON, Gn.. Dec. 20.—(TP)— city. A quiet day wus enjoyed ceived no complaint. died ut his Milwuukou home. AV. L (Young! Stribiing, 21, who by memhera of the firo depart­ completely destroyed by fire this begun his boxing ns a school hoy, ment also. morning about 1:30 o clock. and Miss Clara Virginiu Kinney, Efforts of firemen to save the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. W. O. house- and contents proved futilo City Manager W. D. Willi Kinney, woro nmrriod ut noqn here Dixie’s Cold Weather gs the fire had gained .consider­ stated this morning that l today nb tho homo of the bride by able headway by the time the npTo Continue Tonight tho earliest improvement* a » Rev. Dcnhurt Reynolds and undo paratus arrived. The blnzo was mado by tho city will be th* c*?'' LWS of Miss Kinney. < a spectacular one and attracted a Duncan hod mado in Police WASHINGTON, Dec. 2fl.~GP)— tahllshmcnt of a modern fire alartn Pasco Duncan is In trouble largo crowd from various hpMay again. Ho wns nrrested on 'West Court and sentenced him to serve, ^ Tho timo and plnnn for tho wed­ Continued cold weather throughout parties in the downtown district ding had been kept a close secret the South, with snow in several system. about 180 d^ys on the streets. Tho jrfty has had plana undur nnd in the Immediate nclghbar- F irst Street yesterday by Deputy since tho engagement of tho couple stutes and frost extending n« far Sheriff Bob Kennedy nnd l o d l ^ ■Duncan put up a ploa for mercy was announced suveral days ago. as northern Florida r.nd pndn'.dy way for some time, It wo:* the county jail, after he Is said on account of his being tho sole h0u ‘was stated thi* m o lin g that In They.wero revealed f ir the first to central Florida was forecast . *r nounred, for iiintalling a to'hbVc caused n traffic tie-up by support of n wife und five child­ practically no furniture °r timo this morning when a news tonight nnd Kunduy by the Wcuih- system which wilt cover the i having on argum ent with other ren. Tho plea waa answered in n city un<| considerably lower I of any value were saved by mem- drivers paper reporter overheard Stribiing cr Bureau over tho right of way. De­ The indicailona uvo for umw.. fire insurance rate in Sanfartl. L__ i f i theifam u .Vnmily. hers-of ily. Tht' ,08!, l" puty Kennedy said last night that few days by hi* being released making arrangements for railway from custody and put on proba­ accommodations for himself and flurries in Tenneasco .md tho ApMr.- Williams said believed to dq portly covered jar it’s the some old troublo with tio n on hi* promise to leave the bride from Atlanta to New York. pulnchlun regions, mostly fair only will the alnrm system Duncan. A combination of auto­ city. ^M em bers of the fire department mobile and moonshine. Thu couplq will Icavo A tlanta weather elsewhere in tho Bouth great sot vice to tho fire d« tho next 30 hours. Chief Roy G. stated said that about six or seven ment, but it will serve to [ late this, afternoon . . for or on ox extend- during When told th at ho was under The temperature* will be'-sume- City of Sanford a five per i minutes were lost due to ta s lf b»- arrest, Duncan offered resistance, t h i s morning t h a t Duncan h a s bus - od honeymoon trip, which will take what lower tonight in the mlddlft nded sentences of fl months hang- them to aevcrsl eastern and mid­ ing called to 1013 FriWJb Avsnu* as is said Xd bo'hia custom under count In tho insurance g over him for violation of vari­ dle western cities before their re Atlantic ’ and the North Atlantic highest ruling could Instead of to 113, » hcr“ such circumstances,land ho and tho states, North Curolinn, Tennessee was rapidly consuming the house. deputy settled*the argum ent then ous laws. It la expected that heturn. and Southern Kentucky und cold to Sanford without will be turned over to the city nnd After repeated weather will nrevuil again general- an efficient alarm syidtm, l .f ... 1" ^u and there. A small club In the made to work out his-sentences on were advised correctly. r^npm nn h*n«| of Kennedy finally decided tho ’ [j Jy ccolt u t of the Rocky mountains said. in Stock Exchange To A small grass fire Estimate* which hav* for the row in favor of tho law and Dun­ .tho-streota. during the next threo days at Avonue was responsible for the can was carriod to tho county Jail Following is Duncan’s ^.pollcu pared show that the co Be Closed To< fireman being system would bo about locked up. Ho was released a t record: Mnrch 25, 1025, arrested p. m. It waa prompQy extinguish a late hour today after having for reckless driving nnd dismiss­ Mr. Williams e AGAIN ON THRONE NEW YQRK, Dec. 10.— - The ed: July 1, driving while drunk nnd manner in which ed with c h e m ic a ls ^ . . filed bonth— - - • , Now York stock exchange and all This mornilMK*} ®:30 o DOOllN—-Wilhelm Uohsnxpllcm misdirected, by th J u s t a few days ago In Police resisting arrest, bond of $100 was tho lo^al securities m arkets will alarm waa turned in from ih e Court, Judge W. E. Whit* looked estreated; October 18, drunk and coll.' to the seen remain closed today, prolonging preached n sermon, woro th* uni­ destroyed (ho disorderly and assault, bond of form of ii Prusslari general and up from his bench to findpJDuncan their Christinas holidays until tJ th e cauThe^leFrench-Avenue $100 estreated; October 10, assault sat on n.thrpne, all on Christum*, facing him on a charge of operat­ Monday. 8ince it la not a legal nartment found n lUD!^°.r , ^ r*'5S ing a motor vehicle whilo under the and drunk nnd disorderly, 30 days, to say “W h in g of sendlAg poor said the d t ihe now Ico plant Quirk work influence of intoxicating' liquors suspended a fter serving four; Dec. holiday, hankers will be required families wood that thnt he hgd chc with the hose prevented great A t that time Judge White rem ark­ 11, driving car while drank; drunk to open their door* .but will tra n ­ himself. sact or.’}routine business damage being “ d. on,y * ed on tho previous appearances and disorderly and resisting arrest. life small loss * ru . ■ ■* * p jy iy m ' ■■ii M’CORMACK WILL! SANFORD ENJOYS SING OVER RADIO A SAFE AND SANE NEW YEAR’S EVE CHRISTMAS D A Y Whittle Residence Sunday’s Concert Almost Completely Hope To Program Announced Destroyed A * Fire Josop/i Rcizenstein to ­ . • Church dayConductor announced the following pro­ ram for tho band concert to bo Sunday old In Central Park tomorrow a f­ 1 tho church conHtartcd lo st §unto rosult from a •II be b?«nm tomor^ rk e fs from all tho "tches of the city. mvo been asked to Bnptiat church '11:10, noon,-by John “J* ia chairman of the ■ ^ ta k in g the work. |*"ri 1‘ assisted in taki . . . 1 Sunday, it was * least th at number 7,“®present for duty ’ *a*d that the task «nsus was much IJM expected by tho I *noua churches and asking aid from ,, l,ieir respective ^ c o m p le tin g the 26, 1925, “Young" Stribiing Married To Macon bin At Noon loday ,,ot Inveterate Drunken Driver Arrested Again By Deputy Sheriff Kennedy William* E and day ica«t.. City To Have N e Fire-Alarm Systei Within Few Mot �^4 ( , j .• ' _•• * ' *A^ rr . . *- IIHI 1* ’ • f v#*, iK t •j / I W k r ^• . 'kt ’ 4' XT# f •y \\ * V' . r _ , * ^ » , *r r i * ' * * • • • rx j ? "iJS L v * 1 5K ■r a w 4 Yv%* * # ' •••>*" *\t * ' i i >v m A SENSIBLY RESTRICTED HOME SITE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER, W HERE PROTECTION TO THE HOMEBUILDER IS ASSURED BECAUSE OF THESE SENSIBLE RESTRICTIONS: WITH THE COMPLETION OF THE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM REVENNA PARK IS SURE TO BE A SHOW PLACE OF THE SANFORD DISTRICT. ~U REVENNA PARK IS LOCATED IN THE IMMEDIATE ENVIRONS OF THE SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB, AND FRONTS ON THE COUNTRY CLUB ROAD DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM LOCH ARBOR OTHER IIIG.1I TYPE .DEVELOPMENTS W HERE GREAT IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOW BEING CARRIED ON ARE WITHIN A WHISPER OF REVEN NAPARK. •• - IMPROVEMENTS THAT WILL BE IMMEDIATELY INSTALLED INCLUDE MARL STREETS, PAVED SIDEWALKS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND OTHER MODERN CONVENIENCES. THESE IMPROVEMENTS ARE OF THE HIGHEST TYPE, THEIR INSTALLATION IS GUARANTEED BY THE DEVELOPERS. PRESENT PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN. IN THE. NEIGHBORING DEVELOPMENTS t h e Li b e r a l t e r m s s h o u l d p r o v e a b o o m t o t h e h o m e b u i l d e r . SALES AGENTS �ssm THE 8ANFOftD HEftALD, gATUKPAY,DECKM$ER2«, 1925. it Itivesfiirient Review J o s e s Unprecedented reign Loads By America jtfr tV o t R DISCOVER NEW English F o u n d t o B c Safe FINDS BOOM IN GOLD SUPPLY M MONTHS iALASKA CREEKS - . A.C.L. Issues Shortage Of Food On P o itcst Lake Patrick Reports 319 Island Of Yap H at g Q eg j n im m m LE BOURDET, France, Dec. 26. TOKIO, Dec. 26. —M —A food —(AV-Chief Pilot Hirscllffo of shortage! Is reported a t the Island the imperial airways, flying an **“ • of Yap as tho result of a tidal English plane for Marseilles, a r ­ WASHINGTON, Dee. 26 UP)— wave and storm which swept the rived hero .early this afternoon, new and official array of figures Says Jttck Frost Has Been Value Of Find Is Unknown At setting a t rest fears for his safety. A on how many service airplanes the tsland Dec. 15. Tho government Whipped By Contractors noon yesterday when he arm y really has—a question thnt Is preparing to aend a ship load Dec. 2ft—(/P)— new offerings inviting investment, Clcse Of Season And Study From passed over Lyons, no word had has been bandied about in air ser­ of provisions to relieve the con­ And Great Volume Being n Capital Into acted as a counter-attraction to Cannot Be Made Until Ice been received from Hlrvcliffe until J S t i c investments, the bond m arket.. vice investigational circJos for the dition. ,"el For Winter Building Breaks Sometime In Spring his arrival today. Hq was forced last fOT governments, .Although many substantial gaino year with as much confusion Virtually every building along to land a t Chalona-Sur-Saone in a of answers as the old catch, "How ■“■'and corpprftte en- were recorded during the year, Prn!!! uAG9 ’ I)cc* 26.—(A*)—Jackj ANCHORA ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 26. fog last night and resumed his old is Ann?"—Is furnished in the the coast of the Island was damagLfj unprecedented the m arket lacked tho wide price th« i W*>—Several new ‘'pay” creeks, journey this morning. : report to Secretary DavU by Ma­ cd by the.storm but no loss of £ 1925. While nccur- movements which featured the r e ­ r c a Sijf; rvolume ,l’lrnct0V nnd thc be-1 in-1 ,k m m o .l«"■ skimmed over when men were jo r General Mason M. Patrick, air lives la reported._______________ are not yet avail- covery of ninny speculative bonds ecreasi of contracts ! « • « « * a repetition of the l»awArabs call the snipe the father service chief. ,rv estimates, indi- in the preceding year. Obliga­ ing ing let let "for for winter constructioi "** l ltcf construction in- .«on days, have j(Mn discovered in of noses." Speaking as of June 30 last, Gen­ chaso but not yet delivered," In­ fS S l of capital float- tions of one southern railroad, .......... dicate thit its advantages arc P. i-jt y ears record which carried unique w arrants to coming better V p p ^ U d T * * eral Patrick said there were 319 th°* 8C"-0n jUBt C,0wd’ . ■, Just how rich aro some of tho closed a t a depth of 14 feet. thm $6,000,000,- pbrchnBc stock in n Florida land aorvice airplanes on hnnd, an at­ cludes! 165 training, 99 observation, A survey by W. J , On Pass creek, values running tached note adding: 40 bombardment, 05 pursuit, no a t ­ ^ ync.^’ vlcc*' finds is a myttory, fo r,' aside company, soared alm ost 100 points president'of'*,, ’I* to $L80 a yard were uncovered, lirm divio,-,? ,L“r*e cur\kra£ting from instances where the discover“ Does not include war time tack and 10 transport types, m ak­ [-eond time in history, bpforc they were retired, nnd a t „ Dt ° n% -of . the <’C wants to attract capital to de­ and approximately the samo values equipment and experimental typer. ing a total on hand or in early Sesiors poured more fjw convertible rail and oil bonds 2 l °{. w,nlt'r 'clop his ground every one Is were found on Cottonwood creek. W ar time equipment is unsuited prospect of 737 -machines of nil * dollars into foreign moved up 20 to 30 points in tho construction Another district, where for 20 thc old types\ rthc y:nr, equalling if <nke of advancing prices icc for these | constant .mployment attracted™ "", u S ^ w E T k Unlike years operations have been con­ for active service nnd ha* deterihalf-dollar pan Under "shortageV ef airplane* l , the 1924 record of bmnanios’ glares. ' | jer art, and tended to avoid would start n sstampede, tho turn- ducted, u* the Valdez creek region, orated to the extent of needing General Patrick said this 737 fig­ $1,200,000,000. Proimmediate replacement." j K , °place „ ni y ,i i p- bonds ,r t "k inof,p n ,the cP and 1°, scarcity ",:,k dmnnd of high teg up of medium-grade med* „ wages ------- ing pay now where last summer pay running These planes “on hand" were ure represented n deficiency of 1)60 inhs\the of labor irtri’cs claimed about tp«k $3 to the pan was found *by expcrlenu-d ntirncts little attention. tabulated a* consisting of 31 train­ Tlsnes under "present peacetime ,Jf the total, the gain Gliicngo, Milwaukee & St. Paul every summer. One discovery thnt is being “Smiling Ole." A mild stnmpcdo requirements" nnd of 2,180 under Irf business offsetting .Railway when financial disaster i„ ing, 167 observation^ 95 bombard­ the Lassiter Hoard protect for " liu,e>if »n>’. difference with keen interest is in the followed. incline ia-govem m jnt overtook this northw estern sys­ in the amount of time lost between watched Fniryiqw district, 75 miles wotC It is predicted that several new ment, nnd 20 pursuit (fn n ta Mr service approved .by 't h r tem. Overburdened with a funded winior season .nnd m lldtr season1of the Alaska railroad. There dlstricly will be brought into pro­ There were no attack or transport department. ,llo placed the cost' work," itommanding por tion debt of sofne $400,000,OQO, the road byiH’h said. “ Delay due to Mntt Hugger, after prospecting of making up far the shortage to ^ a the world also was was forced into receivership In severe cold nnd licavy snows the region for five years, struck duction next summer i.hd placer types in the list. requirements at $15, 603,I (freak d by the estab- Mnrch nnd its securities plunged uocs not amount to more than a ground running from 50. cents t« mining reinstated ns tho chief In­ A second grouping of .“airplanes OOO kttd to the nfikslter floAVd tb record low levels. Recoveries 1 joge privato credits week s time on a building anil equal $1.60 n pan. Thc. gold was dis- dustry of interior Alaska. contracted for or scheduled for pur- schAdulo at 643,429,000, v, jtaWizntion of for- followed the drafting nnd tijbsc- delays due to rain in the milder Fortified by tho quent modification of n reorgani­ season >em to have been over* * Ifnormous gold stocks, zation plan, providing for n dras­ looked. Lter« i*it aside $800,-, tic scaling down of fixed interest It will I** conceded generally U c protection of Great charges foreshadowing nti early re­ that the quality of the work in to the gold stand- storation of thc road to a sound winter will |,o unimparied, hut it incetl many millions financial footing. IS urged that the cost will in- proensure the stability j Thc St. Pnul receivership threw nibitive. The cost of heating innin and Itnlinn cur- more than *$230,000,000 of bonds teriMls far concreting on « million ^iratory to their re­ into default but the amount of in­ dollar job will run less than one dustrial issues unable to pay in- percent and the cost of heat for st on a gold basis, i jn the field of new teren'. was reduced from $124,000,- interior work rarely exceeds ntiotrshadowed in inter- 000 were lifted from default'W hile half of one percent ,uf tho budd­ • •j ^ags in the bond inark- $35,000,000 were added {o tho list. ing’s cost. % |iled to equni those of . Thc broader demand for foreign "‘One of the reasons for hitfli : »■’ o m » »' j and volume. Prices, securities in 1026, embracing both wages in the building ‘industry is . . - _ ___ tr maintained on n listed bonds nnd pew Issues, reflect­ the tremendous turnover nnd the V ^ i* ^i , throughout tho- year, ed thc great progress mnde iq thc contention of vuriAlt* trndes that •t f. it.A/ i movement which was economic recovery of tho wrorld, workmen have onlyf..seasonal em­ « .r J / W >’ ' ' mas last year drew- to particularly of Kuropcan nntions ployment; due to the nnturc of the 'y ’carried over in 1025, Two of tho Scandinavian countries industry. Furtlmmiore, scaicity y ! f ■‘N lr . peak in tho Spring. —Norway nnd Denmark—so imemployment in the winter / i gradual tightening ovcd their financial structures months is n deterrent to potential • -. At W W ' y-. Etcs caused the pace of a t they were able- tA refund mechanics who would readily enter h .v __ ^ f (slacken nnd prices large loans a t substantially lowerthe trades were there an all season demand for their labor. prcral points from tho intcroiC rates. 4 •• j "The prneti j* of letting con­ still holding several t Effect of Embargoes quotations ,4>f n year -> Unofficially embargoes on for­ tracts during all periods of the* eign lonns both in this country nml- yi;,r Would give greater utjljzq-.j liictor:t contributed, to flrent- Dritnin uxoricd a consider- ’ fi"tt to thr business insirumentnii4 ^ lo s s of animation. able influence on thc size nnd ties of t hr industry. K, bond trading lacked chnrnctcr of 1925 borrowings. which it derived in Early in the year, tips United Ithtee in the S ta te s government closed tho door _ , reductions , „ • » I I « . X • M enil' Reserve redls- i0 European nntions which had The only change nutde not yet funded their w ar debts. I b i an udvnnce from 3 This excluded Franco ns n bor­ WEST PALM REACH, Dec. 2‘J. iktat in February, and rower in this mnrket, but Italy, id’i—While north and east in the Isuseen shortly nfter- Belgium and Czechoslovakia were Mates were wrapped in a (ttc downward trend of readily accommodated with loons l niti-il. _ lihinkit amt southern •Cali-Toward the close of and credits nfter having mnde n r - ; frosty f],rnm mopped perspiring brows liksarket labored under rnngomcnts to settle their oblignin thc HI degrees summer tein J lion that tho'N ew York tlono to tho government. peraturc, Palm Reach basked in l Mow tho othcij FedA new policy regarding the re­ jmthtitutionii in estab- fla tio n of foreign loans also took balmy sunshine nnd its resident? •xpored in booming surf on kl leant' rate.'' ' ' hnpe through the co-operation of Christmas Day. iF«d Outlet he W ashington adm inistration Hath h-iusc operators report) than the bank nd international bankers in denyiv.ia tho tendency g financial nssl*thitcc to- foreign larger receipts for that day than ' l trJ* to seek an outonopolltles', which m ight othcr- ever before in the history of this j r airo .speculative field Traffic jnmmcd | Iso hnvc obtained Am erican funds winter resort. f lading, Tho call loan to m aintain high prices against bake—Worth endsbwny its thousni filled with . idlo Am__ erican com um ers. ________ Proposed and* from West Ihilm Rene Ik) of which was sent joanq nnVof of $25,000,000 $25,000,006 fco to tHc GeVman Geimaii ■crojsisl to the ocean front td"plnyjt larement by interior potash syndicate urtd $36,000,000 in the tepid waters, ninny of them Say " H a tw New Year” to your fricr.tla every tiny in the entire year, by higher discount .rates to the Sao Pnlilo coffee industry going to and fro in open curs, | |dfret by banks outside wero rejected on thlsf account. giving them a subscription to Tho Sanford Herald. dressed only in bathing suits. in the Fall attracted Whilo the American investment ■ '■ « \ l home, hut not until it tnnrkct lo^t considerable-business | utilized as one of the through tljcse restrictions, it was carry speculation in Cnniilcd tev a ttrac t new borrowers Few gifts will be received ,so gratefully by yourc local or out-of-town unparalleled heights.1 when Great B ritain placed n ban friends as The Sanford Herald. Through- its loeal and world news, its cHncuiar operations! bn foreign financing upon hcF re­ the" sttndy flow of turn to the gold t'.andprd. editorials, its picture features, its sport pages and inimithble comics, it The Aimy Hangars The RdrTcrd Chamber of x mere* has received a pamphlet i scribing the new Hotel Fort Laktf, Which was published by Atlantic Coast Line Rail pany for distribution th their system and connecting .11 In the north. W. J. Craig, passenger traf manager for tn r company is sponsible for the issuance of booklet and i« authority for statement that the passenger er*» over Ihe entire United Slat wil receive copies for distribute among parties interested in Si ford and In the state of Florida. The pamphUt Is in the form an announcement and Carries picture of the new hotel and' a* tlOL detailed description of Its local* and various features. t Several paragraphs are deyptlb to a general survey of the Chy t f Sanford and - the Atlantic Coswt Lino's service to the city. — (L. . . ------------8TORY OK LBN IN IN PLAY? ✓ , t*. *• * ’ H & L I N p r ff c istory of Len(p ha« bi^n &sde ia^w a Hay whlqji wlfl hsVc its first presentation shortly. S N ew Y ears Palm Beach Basks In Christ mas Sunshine Every D ay in theYear U. S. Marines Are Ordered To China; Kuo And Wife Slain IKETS Dec. 26.—(/P). Wh>nt ‘<1 more than five cents »y to tho highest level May «old a t above lih-cembcr above $1.80. i,fresh damage to crops Were a t hnnd, nnd . vurrent thnt mills in IStates, have, ns a rule, an n sixty day sunply ' their elevators^ ORK, Dec. 20.—(/Pb— >nges stondy. Quota»t»): *in, demand 498%; ('iRday bills on banks, ^mnnd, nd 365; cables 403%V cables. m i GercHolland, -lOl; Norpden, 2681; Denmark, Hand, 1032; Spain, *1*10; Poland, ,1126; ^96; Jugo Slavln, Rum auli,J01: nrazFLJInai, 78 jTMo “• * s,» DiK- Dec. 20.—(ypj.rr, irregulur. Chickens M ‘;1 at 28; fowl;i by 301 by express 24 nt ■ f lig h t 36 a t 40. |reiltry tirnr; prices unIjfc. 26.- ( / P ) . k firmer; receipts 4 LM at 26; springs R8, roosters, 17; ducks f30 1« nt 21. ■r^,fceipt** unchanged | ”t«iptc. Murkfet un* - -■■«»«< -*-#*,• • • Ihc. 26.-(/P ).— L~wnessed nn old fnsh- ff* ■tock market tbU peculators tho adu "id s variety of , tj° ta *15 points. ‘ •ament In \h o stock JUaU-,1 b? the passi^jeductiul bill by the k ‘ ftsvntiitives, by rei,* t- ‘‘l consumption, .constructive oil stn.«Ptindstlc tenor of • roviewy to m ake * as the outatand* fm ' Fill out the coupon below, and mail it with your check, nnd wo will send The Sanford Herald POSTPAID every dny in the year to any address you wish. - of the manifesto indicates thnt Chung had scored a complete vic.Ury-i vcr the army of Gen. Juo Sung-Lin. _ Aiivices to the foreign ofrijcsfrom Shanghai, howbVer, ‘stated thnt the Kwniigtung divhi.yn.pl , Kuo’s troops stationed nearby tuny - ( I give battle to the Chnng'lltvision whose advances have caused Japan to order the t-ruber y iira ta to Chingwungto, a i oal shipping port on the gulf of l.ioatung, for.tho protection of national)!, Official nffirinl advices wero were received confirming the execution of Kuo nnd his wife hut the foreign office stated thnt the Mukden council hml beon expected to ask for n reprivo for Kuo and Chang agreed to send n messenger to Sinminfu ordering hU life preserved, but eyidenliv the action was taken to late. It is understood thut Japan is making further representations for mercy to minor official* of Kqp. l NEWI YORK, Dec: 20.—(/P)— Three unidentified men wore shot and killed cnrly_lodny os tho climnx of a C hrlstm nsidahch/at :the Adonis Social Club, a south Brook­ lyn resort. Thc police believe thnt % thc men came a t midnight to the d u b where dancing was going on. fThey were accompanied by girls And It is believed a quarrel urose between strangers nnd thc dancers over choice-of partners. . The triple crime wub discovered When a policeman found one of the bodies lying in \ the street. Ho jnnde his way to tho dance hall and found tho other two dead men lying amid broken furniture which bud apparently been wrecked in a terrlffic struggle. ' . *, Residedts of tho neighborhood |n id they had heard no shots nor any sounds of a struggle. One of tho slain men later was fdentifWd ns Richard “ Peg Leg” Lnnig'an, alleged member of the - (;en cral||ereU o * Imrainent -• •iijtoribijbovctr knnjrf kilown to the T O K lO .'flt.C j!' (fir-T h c for, i m 3I c<£ u s . D oc McGrudors. -Williiun elgn office b a s received a,IVicv* Lovatt, form er-leader of tho gang from tho Japanese consul nt hluknlsb knoWn* as tho "W hite Hang don that Gen. Chang Iso-Lin has Gang") fotmd m ysteriously refused to promise mercy for the murdered in N ovem ber 1023, in preservation of thc lives of the defeated Marshal Ku Sing-Ling t e buck room of u tenem ent bouse family nncl also for the lives of a r the Brooklyn bridge. Kuo’s principal officers. Conse­ quently it is feared that a general execution of Chung’s enemies is f 168%* established Jan. 10. Thc imminent. Strong representations on tha uying was said to have been ased on reports thn teurrent enrn- part o f Hamaguchi, minister of g are running at. the rate of Lflnance, caused Japan’s decision, to ,7 a share on the M V stock, »*'x will withdraw the remaining 3,000 shnren of which were given for each troops from Mukden in the near qne oU htiplfl th ru y g h ^ sto c k ijplit-. ■future, probably before tho *fim un and thc declaration of a stock of tho year, owing to the greut ex­ dividend. pense of maintaining troops, offi.Kalis wero galvanized into ac­ tion by the publication- of unusu­ ll Tho _pffice ■addt-tl that J “ P“9 ally favorable November earnings withdrew the remaining 3fi00 reports, particularly by somo of troops as soon as conditions perthe western carriers und by the ttita ’V' %‘ " crossing of tho million car m arket According to tho foreign office*. by inPtho - j freight — loadings --------- - 'J - t - first two Chung has not yet Mu,,I weeko of tho month, the largest den, but It is expected that he will ; of‘ any sim ilar period in history, soon demand control there ami Atchison. New York Central and will only acccd®pi/ , 1tt^*ro 4 A tlantic/C onst Line were among Japan no danger of further fighting. tho many issues to soil nt their A Japanese correspondent of tho highest /prices In a yeur, or longer. Toklo NJchl Nichl, named Unsions, Oil slock took on a new lease of - { -------------------oinminfu and life with buying stimulated by re­ ports of forthcoming mergers in tho California nnd mid-continent Sanford Herald, Daily, 1 year .......... Sanford Ileruld, J}uily, Q roonJtJijJ ,: r - • r r " r » T T r r » ..... r vr'r*T ’"* Sanford Herald, Daily, 11 m o n th s...... Sanford Herald^ Daily, 1 m o n th ....... : T h e S a n fo r d H e r a ld “SEAtlNOLE COUNTY’S ONLY" DAILY” t s f r b W ' W ; i r l U M i i e ])&&U s # will bring .to yotft friends entertainment, information and help. ( (jjiitinued from Page 1) Three U nidentified Men Shot And Killed ^ 'At Christmas Dance ['Ltittpi.X The withdrawn! V. - - . J t X . '. . '-*. •• Orel ,T ,” r:7tcrnicd th • .'.-111’.! -r. II C'-k'j’t <£* ■■ « . »*• ■ ■ ----CM « z-' •- G J5 . — i. T 'saiai® t*rm> �■ g g g g g g '■ »•» JSJ.' Crowded Courses r* i-j i Not bo long ago wo had occasion to play one of the golf courses In one of the more metropolitan of our neighboring »a S e c o n d C la a a M a t t a f . cities. We looked forward to it with anticipation of a great 7, IS IS . a t t h e P o e t o f f l c # d. F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t of deal of pleasure. One'a own home course does got ao monot­ ™!: i - ______ :______ onous, and then there is the peculiar thrill of a long drive O E d i t o r a n d M a a a f t e r before s t r a n g e r s which one doesn’t 'g e t when he plays'w ith K__ ; jt■■oalate U U tar JO N K P , M a a a R l a a E d i t o r his own gang. • . .. And besides wc knew it was a good course. We had been tro s citip rin * J ia t h u •ar—|*.oo All Month* .. f i l l told so hundreds of times and had no reason not to believe i t r<t In C i t y h r C a r r i e r , p e r lie. W e e k l y E d i t i o n |!.0 0 Most Florida courses are the best in the worjd. So we got up very early and made the trip in a hurry so as not to keep _ _JA V WOTICSti All o b i t u a r y anybody waiting. . . Mice*. c a r d * o f Ilienko* r e « n lu Wc arrived early enough? but there was never-the-leas a on a' a h d n o il c e a o l e n i a r i a l n m e n t a h e r # c h a r * « « a r a ^ m a d * _ w l l l b e number of foursomes on the tee ahead of us. There was no­ P * c d f " r a t r . V u l « a d v ^ r tl.ln H thing to do but wait, and it \vp3 early. We wouldn’t have any trouble making eighteen holes before lunch. -Wo.hunted up —J a m a l A»soc»AT«n r r t w T T h e A e a o c la t c d I’r r a a la • s c l u o the caddie m aster. W hat, no caddies! No, all the caddies who didn’t go to Sunday School were already out. Well, we’d pu h flr.M lp n o f a ll M W I c r e d i t e d t o H o r n o t o t h e r w i s e have to carry our own bags. We ju st couldn’t miss this c r e d i t e d In t h i s M P « r o n d nl»o t h e lo c a l i i e w i p o h ll d h c d h e r e i n . All game. r i g h t * o f r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f ■ pcolal So we waited some more on the tee. A little short fat d laoateh«« h e re in a r e als o reserv ed . man topped off into a trap on. the left. A skinny one sliced SATURDAY, DEC. 26, 1925. aefoss a couple of fairwnys. An important looking man with a T H E HERALD'S PLATFORM hat and cigar mnnnged to get off the tee with an iron. A visit­ I, —Deeper w ater route to Jack- ing antiquarian in plus fours and high top shoes h it the only aonTillc. Construction of St. Johns-In- shot th a t didn’t bring snickers from the gallary. A fter n half hour of this, it came our turn. Our rriind a dian R lrer canal. J , —Extension of white way. perfect whirl of missed drives, we stepped nervously up to 4.—Swimming pool, tennis eourta, the ball, "Fore on the tee, please!’’ Buzz all around us. “Well, '* #,e* - ^ 5. —Augmenting of btHIdJng pro­ I ju st cleaned up a copl hundred thousand on th a t deal—you gram —house*, hotela, a p a r t ­ don’t say—but J told A utrey, I says, the dirt won’t hurt you none, and it didn’t—did you see those bimboes I had out the ment honaea. . tv—Extension of atreet paving other night, a pair of million dollar babies— Hey, Roney! So’s program . your old m an!" T. X f t l r i l IlfHprt of boulevard Wo topped one out thirty five or forty yards. ■round Lake Monroe. • |L—Completion of city lieautlfleakSo did the rest, o f the foursome. • tlon program . Second shots were in order. "Fore!” from the tec. Whizzz, 0.—-Expansion of school ajratrm the little pills zipped by, making the cold shivers go up and with provision for Increased fa ­ down our spine. We fanned opr ball a couple of times and a ft­ cilities. er our fourth shot vyere waiting for the green. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY A foursome of professionally inclined surveyors were busily engaged trying to hole their putte. Tripods were WHY W ILL Y E DIF.?—Cart erected at various points of vantage and the whole situation away from you nil your transgrosalona, whereby yc have transgresH- inspected from a scientific .point of view. The green in its cd: make you n new heart and a entirety was chartered oh a map and contour lines put in. new spirit: for why will yo die, All angles were carefully computed, the texture of the grass O house of Isa re l? For I haVo no ptcaeurc in tho death of him that tested by un instrum ent borrowed from a clothing merchant, .a l i t . a t _f .,,1 i U iltnrn. u' ■ dleth, saith the Lord n(Jod: whore and the velocity o f.lh e wind ascertained from the W eather fore tu rn yourselves, nntl live yc. Bureau; AH figures having becn announced, and, the co-sec­ —Ezekiel 18:31. 32. ant accurately determined, the actual work of putting began. PRAYER:—We daily rejoice, Some hours later they , found us wandering aimlessly m ost merciful God. th at Thou wili­ est not th at any should perish hut about, m uttering sonicthing about birdies and grasshoppers, th a t all should come unto Thee ami and trying to comb our matted hair with a mashie-niblick. live. • Our finger nails had boon chewed off and*our golf sticks 1*.' ---------0--------- “ gnawed into bits TH ER E IS ALWAYS A GIRL eedlcas to-any we intend to confine bur future golfing There is alwnys a girl who is dear- activities to our own little municipal,golf course where two’s ? r than all. r There is always a girl who is company und a foursome is a big crowd. rt« ! 1 O -rf - •. . ^ _ . — r u ■ ~ i« —T The Accusing Apev~ Not How Yob. Die ‘ About Qiiriathud By ARTHUR BRISBANE c aim lt w*« * Berion C * p rH (l< IK S , hr s t a r Cm. These shortest davi The Chicago Daily New* ia aold, arid Victor Lawson ia proud of the men bo eager to Invent’ in the en­ terprise th a t Melville Stone and he built up. Names in the new ownership of the Chicago Daily News represent a rollcall of the richest men in Chicago. All arc Intelligent. Many were included in the int«|Icctunl little group th a t bought arid, financed tho Chicago Herald, until they got tired end W. H earst kindly took the job off their hands. Everybody will wish the new owners of the News nil postfibhie success. But the question .that perhaps disturbs Mr. Lawson, looking down ia: “What success is possible when men th at know more about money than journalism control a news­ paper?" Iff wise,* ' k the new owners will nllow Mr! Strong, thoroughly trained for years under Mr. Lawson, to be the complete boss, contenting them ­ selves with taking the profits. c S r, But suppose that wc should be related to those "higher npes." Suppose they should appear at judgment dny, pointing, long, hairy fingers ut Voronoff, and gentlemen of “ restored youth," saying: “They took our glands.” How would Voronoff and others feel and what -would be the .proper j eternal punishment for glnnd steal ing? MY FAVORITE STORIES t k' « Cnristmas run on tl Jumping out of chine with a p , ^ dangerous. Not h ous as jumping out Jumping out withoi .Vv.v: ■K K S Tho most darige language is “yeg. Our idea of ■ who thinks he d; bor s car because i *7« A bachelor i* afraid of being < had breakfast, t & U The old poets f -r nnd looked cm ones stand look Into the « Voronoff. transplanter of glands from our alleged humble ape broth ers into burnnn bodies, will estab­ lish a farm for breeding monkeys at the M editerranean’s cijgc, near Nice. Wherever ostriches can live npes wi!7 live, says Voronoff. A hint for Floridn, California, Texas arid other mild climates: J v.'* ___ As Brisbane Sees Sir Bache Cunard, rich, useful Britisher, says in hi* will, "f p re­ fer to go to my grave hi n fnr:n wagon rather than in a lienrse, if convenient.” * Picturesque idea, but it doesn’t m atter how you go. to your grave. The im portant question is, how you go through life, nnd wlint you do while passing through -o-------dearest; Good St. Louis, king of France, On lartd or on sen, wherevor ye bo. meant well, when, dying of th? ‘ She’s tho one you would rather plague, he bad himself taken from bo nearest. The controversy now raging in Philadelphia over the p e r-1ni.s lied and" laid on rough ashes. That may hnvo helped his soul, Perhaps her bright cyci. - ns blue emptory dismissal o f CJenoral-Smedloy Butler from the office | an tho skies, i of director of public safety bids fair to uncover a nest of but the business of a king is to hi Ip his people. Or as gray nq the mist <». the oc­ graft and corruption in the Quaker City that will shock pro­ Had he dqtje more for French ean, Or black as a coal, you wtJl *wonr foundly those who had been laboring under the supposition peasants, instead of gallivanting about the-holy land, one of hin suc­ on your soul that the general Had “cleaned up" the town. cessors named I.opis XVI might T h at they suit your Ideas to n Charges and counter charges and multitudinous accusa­ have lived longer nnd there might . notion. . tions and implications have the public ; have been no Napoleon. There is alwnyn u girl who in dear- true whys and wherefores of the alin.i I ■ e r than -nil . Vi-i i veneraule Angarika Dhardetermine w hether the general or his . • um rim - •• - r i “ 1 ..n iJ T here Is always u girl who is '»—*' •• . ■ n.l of tho Buddhist church Tor n situation th at savors of vice on a whole: al »■ s m lc . dearest; <f " ri-’t-.i India, Burma, Ceylon W herever you roam she In railing Butler attrib u tes his dismissal to hu to » / ■ti M* ; k .<iy! Christians do “not * you. home. tenants of C hrist’s tion of the jaw ’s strong arm to big and liiil< a lii;- : H e ii ■ ■ /The ono girl you’d ruther b f charges th at Mayor Kendrick frequently in terim ud wi t h t k,(* ’ .• \ i nearest. ■' i‘t humbly nt this prosecution of his duties, warning him to <ii’f l lie i h ' i ‘in oil, but the sam e-to There ia always u hotiHt'M," even a fte r hiTTHhUn-portetl drunken mci i a .i.l yiA.i-K •' ■r Anagarika. You do t w e e te r to you, women found on balhrormiMs nors of fashionable Il'BC.tf. •’ ;i!» to tho teachings of Thcro In always a gjirl who In ’ . mil we do not expect it It is difficult to believe n.s a w hole Ovit a community BWOUtcTI jtH in this manner n n d it tin tTho’ others may smile you think ull Will tolerate the abuse off jut&ulb •’ - i’ Jdhn sriw the tigress tho while and substantiated, Mnyi .. U ..... K.K.KV. ami thin that her little T hat your own little girlie in political enrefcr in Philadelphia will very likely come to a tli: ■ 'J get no milk from her, neater. > " . ’.iattly allowed himself to astroun end. I <■ >•: , :i liy the tigress, thu^ slimThere was nover n man since this Butler aay.s the publication of his diary kept during his u’ , :ng her milk supply. Nobody H old world begnn service with the police department, will "raise a ruction" v.•> I expect the venerable AnaWho didn’t pair off with Ids darl­ nnd if the reported entries arc supported by evidence, it gtti ik.n to |t|o anything like thnt— ing. Every olrd on the nest hns tho most certainly will.* Ho quotes Mayor Kendrick as saying, it would he unreasonable. m ate he loves best. ‘‘You’re going too atrong on these §7,000,000 investments, It is also unreasonable to expert Brif he linnet, or robin, or s ta rl­ and you must remember th at there’s a difference between the hard-working American to fol­ ing. -low literally, the command a b o u t; these establishm ents and the cheap places." There Is always n girl who Is dear- __ _Tho Bullet1-row is ju st another ugly reminder of tho giving nil to tho poor. And any-1 how that would lie a lind thing for e r-th a n -n il,‘ There ia uiwuys a girl who, Is unwholesome politics existing in many of tl\e nation’s big business nnd prosperity, of which cities. The people of tho country are watching with interest even tho poor get a shnre—a very doarcst; W herovcr you roam sho is culling to hco ju st w hat comes of all the rumpus nnd if General small share. you home, Butler will be able to substantiate the charges he has made ’ The one girl you’d rnthcr bo agaiiiHt Mayor Kendrick. * • nearest. Contemporary Comment ----------- -----------o ----------------------‘ Weil, it was a m erry, m erry One constantly hears th at Florida’s cnilwill comesAvith n At tho altari of inflation Franco Christm as. period of national depression. People seem to figure her nn is burning frn\c incense.-—A rkan­ " — oHcadllnb in the Philadelphia In­ alien country, n thing apart from the United States, even sas Gazette. quirer aiter. Falls Ilend At though Al Smith did getono of her votes for about fifty bal­ uirsr smys, “"W Waiter. The test of true religion is l i W ork.” Now who’ll tell another lots in Madison Square Garden in 1924. If there is a slump love your neighbor if he's the good ono? in the country Florida undoubtedly will feel its effect, but coal man.—Baltimore Sun. o O ne.thing that Kuntu Claus wns she wijl have her buildings like New York,, her farms ju st as articular about bringing to San- Iowa and « climate and a beauty all her own.—New York Maybe it would bo best to wait and go to Florida for tho clear­ ord was ideal weather for Christ­ Sun. -----------------o-----------------ance sale.—Toledo Uludc. mas Day. "I know of 26 millionaires who have changed their resi­ ■o Wc saw n youngster of six in dence to Florida to escape Htate income nnd inheritance, tax­ If dancing is the poetry of mo­ long trousers going down the es and intangible taxes," said P atrick \V. Murphy, author of tion, then modern steps nro the street with his futlwr in short vera.llbrc.—Wull Street Journal. ones. The youngster sure did look Tux Reduction By Florida Residence and of, a book on real estate law in Florida. Mr. Murphy doubts w hether tho cute. Trouble with some self-made o wealthy people now going there will buy real estate immed­ men is that they quit the job It Isn’t u case of too much egg too early.—Shoo and Leather Re­ nogg th at is causing r.n many peo­ iately but expects them to in a few years. At any rule their porter, ----- ri-----h------ — securities will be deposited In the banks there.—-Wall Street ple to feel under the weather to• V.jC lit MldsiTcuBes it Is too much Journnl. A bird in the hand is had table turkey. manners.—Wall S treet Journal. ---------o--------Electric heaters answer tho Narrow Is the way thnt leads to purpose p re tty well in every way By IRVIN S. COBB life, but it needn't make people mxeept th a t they don’t make ns narrow.—El Dorado Tribune. good cuspidors us the old-fashion­ OPENINGS IN T H E HIGHER Kollyu" nil ym r'm on who nro ed­ ed fireplace*. BRANCHES The last, masculine prerogative, ucated or who think ye cud learn Fourtli nf July vfun supposed, to to do paper work stop two paces still unencmachcd on by femlninW hat do the little girls of today be n hollduv Jn u eortnln garrlspn tho front. Ity, is concealed legs.—Arkansas o when they have the impulse that of the regular arm y out Went, but to About the llttla girls of yesterday hud a grizzled old sergeant named Kel­ fowurd. hulf of tho prisoners china Gazette. when they put on long drosses to ly, in charge of thu guard houac, Tho "survival o r tbo fittest," on “Now thin, nil who’d like to learn ’ play "big folka?" had his own ideas about this holi­ tho brirberln’ business advance two tho ntracts. seems to mean tho survival of th ° H ittcat,—Boston "Eneas hns extensively studied day notion. A fter L ieukfast ho paces." all his -prisoners to lino All save two'm oved toward him Transcript. lanq, yqinposlliun and- musical ordered •Its a ii I ■!<!« I nntw it vluoi. * vtiinu eury and history. He plays the lip outside their "prison quarters. with alacrity ‘ ned hln». Tlu-i-i- can't he a revolution in When they fell imhir stationed Tho sourgent uddressed .th o 'rc violin and sinh creditably." Topeka America. Not enough people are Capital. Well, wo nevor knew thnt self fnciqg thorn and ir.udc a short mining pair: . "Wimt did tho two of you do mad about tho same thing.— you had to be u musician to 'd o speech: "There is no driubt In mo own before you Joined tho a rm y ? " ho Birmingham News. th a t mind," he raid, '.'but th a t u good naked. The country m jght be bettor off "We was laborin’ men," unswerPresident Blanchard, of :Whcn^ many of you men should not bo if some of tho archeologists who College educational und rolig- prisoners ut all. You've neglec­ cd one, speuklng for both. "Very well thin, all you educated are digging for relics could bo loun leader, dies, and Tho Aqio - ted your opportunities, th a t’s all. ‘ “itediPrea* sends out about three Some here hns hud educations ond guys take those .hero . gunnysneks employed In tho anthracite mines. fjack Dempsey, puglist, or should make good company clerko. arid’ pick upjevory Bcrup of paper —VI there’s' .some others around thq plirado grounds. 'And “B a ttin " SSiki, denrav 1“ gT" l i d , depraved -impro Maybe fighter, does ‘ An Atchison man owns consider .something and the am ongst you who’d like to be com ­ tho rest of you, who. want to loam f m - f T * •: pany .barbers und cam a little burherin,’ you grab these here lawn able corn and a herd of turkey?. mowers nnd cut grass until I tell Ho blames the Government for tho of the newspapers.—Eustis money on tho side.” A m urm ur of assent ran through ypu to icnvo off. Youf two labor­ low. price of corn, but not for tha on. Unreasonable ns it ; in’ men kin go back inside th : tent high price of turkeys^—Atchison y sound, it Is done because ong tho lines. tho other isu'L Globe. -i “Now thin," wont on Sergeant and take u n a p /' i .. — A N D W HEN THE PIE W AS OPENE A Politics That Arc Unwholesome I -— Fay nttenticj want it to pay Most of us much better tl ted. Keep your won’t be op: n ■vv ,\ JUST IN PASSING People who cs, should not money on autc POWER OF PARDON By R. J . IIOLLY MIAMI DDAILY NEWS * The appeal of Gerald C hapm an,; Ill the caso of notorious mail robber nnd gunman, question never shOulJ under sentence of death in Con­ nnd there should hal necticut for tho m urder of n police­ need f()r prevertinj man, goes now to tho United of the power of par States supremo court. The ques­ correspondent has tion raised is not one of the guilt Uhapnmn was a fink . or innocence of the condemned deprived of hi* citizl But Jacknonvilie will continue to be the CThte City for' man, beenuse guilt seem s.to have jvnr.l of the federal been established beyond question, after lie escaped fronj m any’y^ars to come and her cnterpri."'ng citizens will now ■hut one of the procedure which was ns in it. Any citizen tukeiin nil of Duval county nnd part of Georgia if necessary followedJiq his case. Chapman’s taken him and havej to get the population over the 200,000 mark. argument in the ftkleral district over to federal auth court that as a federal prisoner commissioiT of murd| he is first entitled to complete hi»' change his status, All of which reminds me tlfht in the near future Sanford i sentence of 25 years before the fi>rrn should have* will extend hoc city limits- to Jacksonville on the north nnd penalty of tho Connecticut state body from the state Tampa on the southwest nnd Miami on the south nnd^thore court can be enforced against him biin in the federal is not without merit, although the charge of murder, will lie nothing left for discussion except from Orlando and district court denied his petition stiite authorities wer a hundred other cities. for a writ of habeas corpus on thnt try him, and thus a ground. The court also overruled created which has le Chapman's contention thnt he Is Jent regrettable ONE OF THE EIGHTH WONDERS OF THE ,still a federal prisoner and held delay of justice in 4 WORLD—The poor futher of a family who haj o m p hundvtd , .that a rule of law determines Hint ed ' VIIM lv• Thera II.YUS is II ■ crime. dollars in his pocket ’hook and yol fs nblo to spend two hun-’ a commutation of sentcnco need I Hove that the »bu«l dr:’d dollar;* on Christmas presents for his family and friends. not lie accepted by a convict to doning power by the j make it operative os against the merely to correct th At least this is cxpected of him from said fam ily... statement of tho dcfcndnnt th a t h e ' federal authorities. It| did not accept tho act of the pre­ practice which fully My old friend Frank Munsey died the other dny, worth appeal made by Chaji sident. • . -. . It i* hoped the suprem e court I Lawyers will debsj nevernl million dollars from hin various newspapers and m ag­ will consent to receive the appeal j tion raised. Othersii azines. If the m agnificent support aow accorded my m ag­ i nnd decide definitely the questions niarr case would not. azine continues I will ba able to save several millions by the . which have been raised. The use . present course throng time I am three thousand yenr** old. j of the pardoning or the parole courts. Hut there M power in a state to release n pris-. in plenty, the outiti oner to another stato for prosecu­ perhaps, the killing ol "Who Owns The S treets?" asks nn editorial in the Tnmpn tion is not unusual although it is ry in California, by i " Tribune. This has-been n burning question ever sinco auto- , n questionable practice. But the deputy marshal in 1 mobiles came into the practice of killing pedestrians as u Chapman case is perhaps the f i r s t 1 to bo nn unpru pastime. For quito a while I thought tnc city -owned tho in tho history of tho Unitod United States streets but every tim e’I flay my taxes it looks like I own tho ** time States that a president has used : the defendant out ol e.reets nnd the sidewalks nnd tha City Hall. the power of clemency for tho ulti­ of the ' state courl mate purpose of Judicial venge- j him to Washingtonl nnec. A correspondent, who h a s , was tried in the feds! Headlines in dully papers state that “ Franco Still Stand­ called attention to this phaso of where ho was acquittj ing Off tho Riffs." Franco lias nothing on mo nt that. Fnr the procedure, says th at to' use tho in the stnte ran the p ast throe weeks-during*tho gladsome holiday senson, I pardoning power in this m annor,, termed nn impropijM hnvo been standing off the riffs niul the raffs und all tho | Instead of ns nn act of mercy, for • exercise of fedettribes of Israel. ■ the purpose of sending a prisoner) became a political u» T’ to execution is shocking to tho Btand taken by the fr Ono of my girls coming from Tulluhnsscc the othor dny sensibilities of many people. itics was that the d< had her trunk checked ___ ___...late „..................... .. .a .t . ___ und __ it wa.-i in arriving SunPerhaps it is begging the ques­ a federal officer, be ford. Just n pleasant word to the Snrifprd ticket agent nnd tion to say th n t a commutation the federal judge on the trunk was traced and brought in the next dny with only hero wns in order th a t exact ju s­ cuit, any place at rt»< bne hple knocked in it. This is whnt I call real service in this tice might be dono in the Chapman wqs federal C™®” ' dny of hectic business nnd embargoes. case. Mercy hus nothing to do with thoreforo tho shooting justice! Jb^ico may finally send a federal jurisdiction man to tho gnilows, but some m i­ Chapman would All of which reminds me that the employees of tho railtigating features in tho case which roud nnd the. express companies ami ovena of the postuffice nro can in no way bo considered by basis for appeal renlly doing nil they can to.bring order out of chaos and ngnin the trial court m ight make it des­ tation of sentence eiOnhlish something akin to service. It is not the fault of irable that the prisoner n t the bar fore, his conviction > the employee* if there is any fault on the purl of anyone. should not have tho full sentence It came, however; 1r Railw ayjj.and express and postal services oro inadequately of the law executed upon him. The been sentenced tner*i 'led ftlu sc days. They all need twice ■ as much ' 'help ' as they manned law m ust-be vindicated nnd there cd the question M hnvo and it.is all "bull" to say you cannot got help. The north have been many cases whore, a f­ tion. Thnt action, a Is filled with people wanting to come to 'Florida. While the ter the law has been vindicated mission of wrong I rush is on in this :'.nte got some from other by court action, the executive pow­ mightily to’the stie» peal. er lias' extended mercy. If thcro is uny. doubt in your mind nbout the work heln, dono by the various utility plants look nt Mnnngor Clyde Byn of the Southern Utilities who had a norvovua breakdown and ia buck nt his post because it .is absolutely noceasary.that he ’ the PATHFINDERbo there. Look u tr lW n n i OvCrlia just back from the hospital * * *•c.^kda-------fo* n-norvoun breakdown and stllj on 11 the job to try arid take care of the unprecedented rush for servlco in telephones. The biggest gold nugget pver of record, the pot* found wus never half so useful to in the garden, o the world as ono good potato." Gerard .as ”early *1 Look a t City Munngor Williafos who is busy night nnd • This weighty conclusion of phllo- potatoes were sellm day trying to keep up with the orders for more water ami gas sojihy was uttered by no less a per­ cents a pound in tM throughout miles of ne.w territory where no one is living a t ron than tho sage of Chelsea, Tho­ ets. Sometime in the cigluecnth- centuiy present but whore it Ib hoped th at thousands of now people _ mas Cnrlyle. wreto ft »< will soon be building homes. Manager Willlnm» THs riot gone While Aesop was. discoursing Buccilcuch in which she speakbad yet but If he ever goto over it ho will nover look like to tho peasants and ’kings of as "an esculent of iff anything again. And so it goes. You cannot hnvo prosperity Greece the Incas in far-aw ay Peru Even as late ns thi without thcjittcnrinnt inconveniences and delays anil norvpua • were cultivating the potato ns a tension. domestic crop. All authorities aro olution the phUw*1"® tier had « h*nl inclined to believe th a t tho potato poor pconlo of r*r» originated a lo n - the --------------giiiatcd along Pacific coast* Having just paid about nn& dollars for a little dried up in tne / r‘, u bl of turkey — South'.America, whence It was toes and oner ------dollar---------a dozen ------ey , -----— - for eggs th na t tasted like they ho had fnrrieil' to Europe by the early which enmo over here from China with thu first dppa^m uggier I nm not until *1 Hynniards. This is supposed to have potatoes after iwnfnceq thnt n poultry farm or two In Scmlnob County became happened early in tne sixteenth oven In our own would l»o muck l>etter thari^the three thousand ami forty — century.subdivisions that wo are now boosting. the f*” 1 t“ . Rut the potato had a hard fight were for recognition. * 't first -------...... ............. ‘ A manny tato uj a staple ild people thought potatoes woul. •WANTED TO TRADE—For an automobile, farm , acreage cause leprosy pnd dangerous fov ••Irish pow"-"- , oouB chlcken.i or geese or whnt have you—threo red, .white urn) blue would f°H®y,1. I t l <t «. Others wero of the opinion the neckties, n 'box of cigars 1898 models, n mustachu cup, three uj*:. p* that sinco potatoes were not men­ and Emerald puirs of autfpenders utfpcnders and nnd a book on "How to Raisu Children." Is econoraic^y^ tioned in the Bible they would cnThe ‘ —-t donors *thesd gifts are barred from the promise* until diingcr their souls by eating, them. The same »PRlieJdoX( next Christm as ut which time the gnmo will s ta rt In now, catch tent to a I here iK a tradition th at Sii* W al­ countries. as catch can and all bllhi paid. In »® cbf^l ter Raleigh was tho first man in world a consldewbj | bngluud to cut potatoes and thnt population was m** no received them from his colonists nomically-^ the I Another old cltlsen and Florida pioneer iSscd from our in Virginia. This, however, has no out her iwUjo < midst last week when douth called Judge trlngfollow. a evidence to support i t Many au ­ that G e rm a n ^ 0''10 veteran of tho Civil and Hpanish W ars and resilient of thin Wer........... thorities doubt whether tho potato mIi!o lo carr} wl?ltUr/p 4 d Whl»ydemUe KM' C h,mi * vldo c,rc'<> frium i'ls | who growing in North America a t that tltqo, 0 n * jth in g Is a m atter ' . ' w •* H Tnmpa hns just taken In l.r>0 milo.i for the city lim its nnd linn Jacksonville bent as the Gate City only hns 149 miles. Thun Tntnpn takes the hinges off the Gnte nnd nllows it to swing in the breezes from the west const chambers of commerce. 5 POTATO ONCE AN OtlTCAi E53B(k �' • Hem TE L E P H O N fe : THE SANFORD ___ r . MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB SCENE OF MANY DINNER PARTIES FRIDAY j Twill I f i W * tie City H all.- S ^ 'fs s - S t I j*nce «t tlj® Lily Hour a l LI* t| Mrs. Clark entertain a grid?® Club a t . borne on MsgnOlM her guest, T. o( library will , { 9’dock. L ia o w k v v Uwisburg W. Va.; Mias Florence with special numbers rendered by McClung, Lewisburg, W. Va.; F. the choir. The congregational songa F. HackUffe, New Britain.'Conn.; will he Christmas songs. Jim McIntosh, Sherman, Fla., J.C. The servicea for the day will be: bikes, Uxeecliouee. Sunday School 9:30 o’clock. Preaching 11:00 o’clock. „ ' Valdes ' . C. Junior Christian Endeavor, 2:tB M .E. Macy, Iron M t, Mich.;.Mr. o’clock. • v, and Mrs. A. L. Horton, Tampa; Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:80 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lott and o’clock. — daughter, Clearwater; Jnmes Watt, Preaching service 7:30.o’clock. ID**1 Palm Beach; Victor Lance, The session will meet nt the 'Vest Palm Reach; Jim McDonald. close of each preaching service to " 'c s t Palm Roach; Pat McCuUough receive members. The Sanford Country Club was nnHUmbf the center o f much social., activity J5S eon and ngnin at dinner. at lunch­ on Christm as Day, with numerous p“rty* composed of memluncheons, dinners, golfing parties and other affairs being given by dlnncrf FrirfBodweH * caUy Co- hnJ ty w.r#tf.ri\ f r CV?n' n*- In the parlocal people. MI* an<1 Mrs. Edward R. Never hns the lovely country .Mr . JnV- u-• n»w naven, uonn., N«* Haven, Conn. club presented a more festive apbnd Mrs. Daniel D Fitzsim mons of N ’cvh " " ’ ^ ^ pearnnee, than on Friday with i u r,nnn* v— " Christm as garlands, w reaths, gayly hung Christmas trees and other HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL holiday decorations. CHURCH Celebration of Holy Commun­ » Mr. and A. R. P latt entertained a p arty of four a t dinner on Friday n ! : : r l ' 1 Mrs- John Y. Smth A l ’O TTnofa* r b n i n f w , , , . ion 7:30 o'clock. and ton. John Smith Jr", I f ^ \ £ l ’e H o s t s C h r i s t m a s Church School 9:45 o’clock. evening. Morning Prayer nnd sermon 11 B. Hall, R. Stevens, J. Hall and o’clock. Mr. and Airs. E. Varney of Glenn rancher <tf \ ew ir_ ’ 7. --------Evening prayer and sermon 7:30 Falls, N. Y., who arc spending the Willianl Cheek of Now York^Al’ ‘'*r' William A. Leffler oclhck. w inter a t Orlando, composed a din­ Weinvnss of \ rw York, Charles SJ'tertained nt a family dinner on Rector's Bible Class, Wednesday ner p arty Friday evening. Onghari of New York and Hnm- •'r>day at their home on M agnolia;8 p. m. M r'.and Mrs. H arry C. Bodwcll Recu of , Mv.dencc.R 1 ° Ave. S g s r a g r -.. . ■■— ■■■ . _ _____ _______Centering the long dining tab!*? FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ------- *----------w** a low arrangement of fruits. Sunday services: Sunday School (Missionary Day) M a lr K k pe li T i' nn<l ernds hearing At e*»n •Hi . , ! M11rrs- 1>A« l plntp were the 9:30 o’clock. {ft Mr. And Mrs. L effltr Day at Family Dinner RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Mrs. C. W. Shinsholser will move Friday to see Mrs. MarV Douglas, on Monday Into her lovely new who is ill dt the Florida Sani­ home Just completed on Oak tarium. Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Fox and Alias M argaret Foster was call- small ion, Goorgr i f . , of Ft. My­ ed on Thursday to Monticello, Fla., ers, are tho guests of Mr. Fox’s V . .the serious Ulnexa of her sister. Miss Martha Fox, on Qak Avenue. mother. 217-W to spend the holidays here wllfir \ her parents, Mr. and MrsI W.* Iw .. WIHiam Mrs, W. E, Watson snd father. Dr. R. S. Kcolor of Cranford. FJ., returned Thursday. . eveninlfi " from 9_ delightful motor trin ,t|v Bradenton, Tampa. St. Petersburg and other places of interest on the Mrs. J. I. Secord, who hns been We:C Coast. Mrs. Clyde Byrd has os . her V -------guests for the holiday her broth, spending the summer with rela­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mnrkell tives in Ohio arrived here Thurs­ era, Edwin anJ Gene W e y ,-o f day to spend the remainder of the have ns their house guests Mr. and Arradia. Mrs. Edward Boyle Stott of New season. York, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander W.' Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Caperton, of Miss Flora Farsworth who 1* Stott t>f Clearwater and Mrs.-John Virginia, were the dinner guests teaching at Homestead, is the holi-: Morrison, of New York. of Mr. nnd Mrs. John W. Sneed on day guest of her sister, Mrs. S. 0 . 1 -------Christmas. Shinsholser. at tho latter’s home, 5Ir- ®nd Mrs. John E. Bridgeson 0«k Avenue. • and three sons of Raleigh, N. C., Mrs. Newton E. Lovell of Gaines, • --------I arrived here Wednesday to spend ville, ts spending the holidays here Miss LIU Murrell, a senior at ‘ boHsIayB aa tlm with her pnronts, Mr. nnd Mm F. S. C. \V„ is spending the hoU-l Br,.dr * . w ! P '.? aWZ *F. B. Dyson. dava here with her sister, Mrs. W.i and brother,. A. D .Zachafy, One a t her home on Magtho#!Ujn:'i J ?h" E- Bridges Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lee Smith of A. Leffler, ( is professor,of English, at Upke,. DcLnnU are tho holiday guests o f 1no Avenue. University, in Durham. NI Cl . . Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. ..mi Mrs. CTT T. F. Adnmiv * Rev. ami Mrs." Paul Redfern of Professor Charles A. NWon and Elfers, who havo been the guests rheuh nf the' latter’, parents. Mr. and ,nnMr. nnd Mrs. Richard Terheun l„ /' Mrs. G. W. Spencer, returfleti to J"/- *'l>-rs» Mr. and Mrs. C. W. will move on Monday Into the Karnshow and daughter. Mary W. Shinsholser residence on iUnK their home on_ Saturday. _ _ Louise, of Brundenton; and Ray­ nolla Avenue. mond B. Nixon, of Emory Univer­ — . | Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Radford, of sity at A tlanta,- Ga.. were the Z. N. Hollar of the Du Bose- OrUnd.vspsnt the day hero Satur- guests .............................. ................ .. of l)r. nnd Mrs. T. J. NixonHollar Realty C«-. left Wednesday <lny n* , ‘1‘’ guests of the former * At „ p)t.nsant family reunion durfor Davidson, N. C., where he will; ,?l5lAn * 1,1'lin g tho Christmas holiduya. *■ ’ I ford on French Avenue. spend tho holidays. Mrs. E. D. Mobley nnd Miss Mrs. A. S. Johnson nnd U rs,"J. I „ . r a P‘-t nn«' Mrs. K. R. Murrell. Georgia Mobley leave Sunday for F. Pearson left Wednesday for i Misses. Bert and Lila Murroll and Jacksonville, where they will a t­ Midway, Ala., where ' they are j Murrell of Leesburg, were th*i tend the wedding of Mitu Kloiso • guests on Christmas of Mr. nnd Roberts nnd Clarence Garnett Aajtspending the holidays. Sirs. William A. Leffler, by which takes place I>e<\ 30 nt the Church of the Good Shepard; Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira D. Martin spent ~~ , Christmns Day nt the Kissimmee' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell. Miss Mobley, will bo hor couam’lt-> Country Club, ns the guests of « AtUnta, <•«.. are spending the bridesmaid. ------------- :------ :------- . , i> Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neel. boHdew hero ns the gucsti of Mr. . ____ _ ! M urrells sister, Mrs. Wlllinnt A. Figures given out.by the rurnl ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. DwIgKt Bllfiith of I^HIer. nt her home on Magnolia economies departm ent.of tho Qhlo State University show that tho nverrtge Ohio farm horse worJp jQ r f f t S u S “ „ arrived here only two hours n day ut a coat1 , |r . ami M r.. O. B. F ,.n k .‘ • Thursday from illinin* Jacksonville where a little more than 15 cents nui » Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Boumillnt she Is attending hmdness college, hour. nnd two childreit motoretl to • Tnntpn where they spent Christ­ mas Day with relatives. [ d m by ’* • S<* ’ of the Woman’s chouse, with Mrs. hostess, Wecley Brotherhood Class, 10 il< n ie rta in D in n p p nnmes ilerornted with sugday o clock. pL • , xT. , gestlons of thu holidny season. „i Annual Dali Vyfl V ^ n i i s t m a s W i g h t truest list included Capt. a n d 1 Morning worship, sermon by the Rt 9 o’clock, _____ * Mrs. K. R. Murrell of Leesburg, 'pastor 11 o’clock. Among tho mnny Christm as oday ’ Mr. and Mrs F.l«-,.ri \r„ t, n ''Ir; nn‘lMrs. Kenneth Murrell „ f , Solo by Raymond B. Nixon nt the Valdez Ho- dinners given on Friday one o f'th c m iorinit i V Mnrko11 Atlanta, Gn.. Miss I.ila Murrell „f |the^morning service, - League Meetings, 0:30 most enjoyable was th at given by entertained lucrtaincd most most delightfully nt n ■Leesburg, Miss Rert Murrell of | , Epworth M rr. Clyde Byrd, a t her home on suimpl'ious dinner on Christmas U-csburg, Elizabeth Lefttcr, Bil- 0CJL°C* - ., Myrtlo Avenue. night ight at their lovely home, "Edge- be Leffler nnd Charles Leffleri | clock. • | £ C" *y P»»tor. 7:30 Tho cozy little homo was bright WOU-tJOiw.". A cordial invitation is extended w ith w reaths, garlands, pointsettis The Kpaeious home Was garland to visitors nnd strangers. and baskets of red cut fiow trs, -------form ing a lovely seetting for this ed with < hristmas greens of all affair. kinds, with'vases of vivid red rose* < »|«'«TIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Sundny services: % * hristian Scienec services nre A m iniature Christm as tree, nnd nni>w..n.. , 11stmns program . „ ' ,n (lti»' adding a pleasing held In the Woman’s Club Oak Sunday School 9:45 oclock. bright with tinsel and candles, cen­ r'erganized F irst touen id odor. Dinner was served Avenu6 near Third Street, every Morning service nnd sermon 11 w was held Christ- tered the lace covered dinner ta b ­ at small tallies placed in the long i Sunday o clock. morning nt 11 o’clock; les, while place cards of poinsetthe Sanford High Evening service nnd sermon 7:30 kjm, in which the tlas marked tho places of the dining hall, each table being cen- Sunday school nt 10 o’clock. Sub- o dock, tered with* ,i„y Christmas • W s H n r f.! ° 'r t,,n,orroW: ,,Christian Sc“ [Sunday School took guests. i u 1cncc" ' Airnnlnr. SCrviC€9»I 'I^ Cre will be special Christmas Covers were Inid for Mr. and and marking t W nI t ^C.l.T ' ^off ' ' till \Vfn<Inno»ln%f 1111(1 Ringing lit l)Ot)l HCfVic Wcdncsdny Christmas tree, Mrs. Clyde- Byrd, Mr. akd Mrs. _rjth gifts of nil Jnnics A. .Wells, Mr. an d 'M rs. A. •* ’ =«» - «>■ » •.ierous tiny electric B. Anderson, Miss Evelyn Ander­ b .'.. A,' r S J t ' T J S S S S . ’S S : [r tree decorations, son, Edwin Wey, Gene Wey, Lou­ kin’. , ”".' r ' i V' » " i T This h , Society S - . * . maintains .................a free c o n lb l w«|. of nrominenco on ise Anderson wells, Mnry Mario kind: were enjoyed on the lawns „ * room where the Bible nnd overlooking tno take, after dinner. r‘,1n,1,nff [which Santa Claus Byrd,and Betty Byrd. authorized Christian Science 11• Covers were laid for Mr. nnd , . gifts, fruits ahd i little tots. lk.v,.. SIMt '.Vf Now : ! : ; 7 S . . T l n bCnoon'!' . w Tori;. Air. and Mrs. Alexander W. ___ |b due tho program H Stott of Clearwater, Mrs. John National ... , , Bank, 0 Building. , , / Open . ,H. J. Clauso, Mrs. r **o|H Morrison of New York, Mr. and i " * ‘,nM,lay "n,‘ Salunlny from 2 Mrs. Mnry Douglas is quite ill .M™- W- E- Scoggnii, uporintendent ItayMrs. William Moore Scott. Miss I *’ at the Florida Sanitarium at Win- o ’" Nawml -S l"k’K«n and Warner itnv.tt. tvim -.w niT roit».v.v j im s rthe excellent man'HkW'n Louise S.-tries, Leonn (Jarman. Joe All are welcome to attend the ter Park. Scoggpri are now nt home to their Ithe exercises were Jnmes. Tcddic Markell, Mrs. Chris- ! and to make use of the SI MTII AMI AlllllM, II VCIIIMJS friends \x Comfort Cottage. A quiet wodding taking place topher Williams and Mr. and Mrs. I‘,»ding room. l.lnr-n-Tlme C«.|ij hnlilrra Vlnlllac ■Mnrklnrs i*i J *t ir.H| Thursduy evening nt the Presby­ Edward IT 'dwar ‘ M “ irkrll. lb full was: tli<Mrw e e S n 'r r , ^ l ' ,** ?l’*ndi,1 ,K Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E; Boumillnt llrh,lilt mol Srriinil llnml T» |ir„lllrra Night"—By the terian Mnnso on Palm etto Ave­ •»|& - • 1 nt lakeland us the in^ the wcek-xtnd at Daytona I FIRST BAPTIST CHI RCII '-jt guest of her sister. Itirn lh ln a In n n ire llnrklnr* nue, wnn th a t of Miss Ju an ita Al.. Bench ns the<gue.4t of Mr. nnd Mrs. Sunday school 9:30 o’clock. ter. O. II. Grcen- leri nnd Robert A. Cameron, | C. II. R oum illat/ Morning worship and sermon 11 Rev, E. D. Brownlee perform ing o’clock. Subject, "The Whole Chris Robert Beaeh of Clearwater • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Philyaw and Santn Claus”— the impressive ccrtm ony in the ~ nan World Has Been Talking spent Christmas here with In* presence of only n few of their Snninolr small son Billie of Gainesville, are; O K K I l’H M A C H I N E S About it Ever Since." mother, Mrs. Mabel Beaeh. C r n l r n l Arrmlc lll*|k. * Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Richardson, iQmtmas Stocking” most intim ate friends. tho geusts of Mrs. Philyw’s par­ O Hcfyth Mnln SI. Young People's Unions C:30 o’­ i‘h»nr 11.17, Mrlnniln The bride was attired in n sm nrt Jaekwnnvill.-; (U-urge W„ Booth, clock. tlaTirhiien. ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Znchury. rh The W orld”— traveling costume of brown with j Valley I’ark, Mo., Mrs. George W. Mi. ami Mrs. James Couch of Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ lint nnd other accessories to m aten.| B'x’tii am* three children. Valley ning 7:30 o'clock. Daytona Bench, were the guests Mm- D. N’. Owen nnd two child-, The bride is the daughter of i Bark. Mo, E. 11. Reed. Kissinun-e: in<l Pearaon. Sunday evening 7:30 o’clock .the of Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Couch on, ,cn (,f Koseborough. N. C.. have' lUibimary class- Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen of Sanford. I Mr and Mr«. L. II. Waters, Jack irchestru nnd choir will give an < hristmas. . i nrrlved to spend the holidays hero Sho attended Sanford high school | sonvdle; (>,. S. Bennett, Titusville; evening \*f Christmas music. Tl«—;---- - . ... j with Mr. Ovveus Tit the HotelI •*i»<* *•I*tu -Itu ild e r o fand,.for some . time, has been us-* ” • J;. \Vn ?, !, l nmPu; -Mr. and {program follow*: • i — W. R. Edenflrld returned home ' sociatcd with her .father in the , r.. I Mnllery, Cincinnati; (.’. : j. Medley of Christmas Hymns, CTRIC nnd STEAM LAUNCHES G A S O L IN E , ELECT r^pfts. ' realty business. J- ‘‘trtl. Detroit; J. S. Crow, Saru«. Culm on the Night—Wilson. (ieorlrin f whor«V"h,0UI I" ,>r- K S. Keelor of Cranford. N. I SAIL und'ROW I10z\TS ' sola: A A. Rcllmar, Klanneth By Choir. | Mr. Cameron is tho son of Mr. . _ ’ " t,n^ on busi- r„ |, /iiemling the holidays here D p l i e r h f f l l l (and Mrs. R. A. Cameron and holds Falk. Ore.: Mr and Mrs. J. P. , ;i. Solo—“ Bethlehem"—Davis. F, _____ ! with his daughter. Mrs. W. E. Ho:tls m'ttl Motors Repaired'• • L f m i g n u u i a rt<di)olj8fbIe position with the Af- Si l.o«*le>. D-.-lray; 11. W. Ander- K. Gutehel. 1 Watson, at her new home ill Rose, Son. ( Hi ( Duet—“The Angelic Choir"-— Catalogue Spow^icattons and I’ricoa on application . . lnntlc Const Line Railroad. Harry \\ imhish, n former resi.' t ourt. Ashfordw Mrs. A._M. Phillips and dent of Sanford, but now of Miami.1 Immediately following the cer­ MU Dora, Florida v Montezuma I Mrs. Clmre Everette. em ony’ tho young couple left for Mrs. Rlehnid fi-Yhum- and M ar-1 .Mr. ami Mrs. S. W. Mundcn, Mi- i 5. Quintette—"Oh!; Holy Night is spending tho holiday* here with n short wedding trip , keeping the _ 1 "Tin"Flynn motored *.;• W iutsW ’drk aim; J. I>. Drunn, Miami; Miss Ir- j of Memory”—Wilson. Mrs. V. Wil- ro,nlivcato n day of fes- destination a secret. ene Herring. Miami; Mr. nnd Mrs. | liams, Mrs. J. II. Colclough, Mrs. IChristmas ball givJ. P. Simmons, llileah, Fla., M rs.| E. M. Carrol, F. E. Gate-lie], E .'ll. Ipics Guild on r r i(i. John, ounesvule, Win., R; S. Cn- Henderson. Hhe City Hall, 0.. Solo - "When Christ was perton unil family, Center Hill; orations- together Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Farmer, St. Born’;—Stulls. Mrs. Geo. Ray. fpotted plants form ­ }. •___» * ♦. ^kugustine; Mrs. A, W. Hell, Lew7. "Jesus Rules the World’’— ing for tho handlaburg. W—Va, j Charles S. Creigh, j Lorenz. Choir. om by the young ______________ __ _J_______ 1 I ’8. Solo—’There Were Shepherds' Society leaders In tho national I —Strougliton. D. L. Thonms. It. Duet—“Gloria in Exelsia I)co nished ^y tho Rnn- capital havo begun a campaign —Ashford. Mrs. A. M. Phillips nnd *. nnd- a number of against some of' tho present tend­ D. L. Thomas. | introduced, during encies in the dress and habits of 10. "Song- tho Angels .Sing"— favors and con- American women. Mrs. John B. Henderson,-long an Morrison. Choir. l Ln *ell attended not influential figure in the exclusive U A L r.STATH —inVKSTMBSira PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lolibr P u l a a t o a - t l r u m l e r n i d c . - people but a largo circles of diplomatic a n d .o fftca l 41 Bmiforil Florida Lfrom Orlando, M in- Washington, today made public .a At the 11 o’clock servico Sunday, .act Of resolutions to which nho nnd Land. tho music will be Christmas music, other social leaders here havo sub­ • .’ , scribed. calling on s o d lty women •» * « • , _. ... «».• ... *•** everywhere "to abandon cigarettes a * • " M 5 ib . ,vfhS and immodest attire^" a ,*IIGNT*'AND,,IEAS6"ARE. . u-n f ■ Officers of the Daughters of the M A PAIR OP STILTS THAT s for Sunday, A m trican Revolution* tho'G eneral H Federation of Women’s Clubs, nnd ■ K 6 C P THE COST O F ■ ol nt 2:4^ p.’ m. the National Congress of Parents ■ L IV ftfG HIGH. > . t at 3:45 p.. m‘. nnd Tcachcts, M ru Henderson said, *e a t 7:30 p. m. had assured her they are ready to ■ i wery- WednciHay combat a s fa r as possible habits IH which th reaten, tho perpetuity of the American nation. Manatee, called As made public by Mrs. Hendcr- ■ ■ IS riser home lust son, the resolutions endorsed by ■ 9 i nith was enroute influential society women hero are carrying the as follows of tho or"T h at.w o arp deeply interested •tin, to his post, In tho effortii of certain high, dig­ p m pun led Mr. nitaries of church and schools' who Jstin on their have m et hoping to modify undesir-1 ■ aenrod to Ben­ nbld prevailing fusions fo r w o rn -j" cn’s apparel, and havo hopelessly ■ to Titusville laid tho blame to m others, calling I’J to put his upon them to com i^to tbu rwwuej JntFTor his th a t wo feel th at they do not real­ « ize th a t Dame Fashion is a pow­ I* reported an erful potentate; th a t a large num­ 1attack of neurl- ber of American girls now work fo r an independent living, and if S- C. Brown, of chided by helpless motors con­ '(expected short- cerning questions of fashions they 1 'or a visit with simply regard such mothers as out of date and old fashioned. “That the best women of Franco Boss are enter- and England, also as here repre­ sister, Mrs. sented in their Embassies, also by l •fr* 'Si *■arrow of Dal- the Jtoyal lumiiy or r.ngtanu no not follow fashions of women’s I f n o t make up y o u r ntind that next ChriatniaH will ■ «► ^ L ker c®Uod on apparel not in good tai'te, qulto B fi„3 y o u u f c 'V o U B OWN ROOF The* Celery C ty r«er in W inter regardless of fashions which nre (y dictated by tho under world of I* Lumber a n d S u p p ly Company w ill furnish lumber for returned Piuis. 5 j|Mir home or any lumber you want to buy. Our, sen’L*L»hort visit here. "T hat we suggest for street wear S Will m a k e su re o f youf getting the right grade for “Qd family. dress skirts broader and of ankle to u r particular m e l t .the right price. There is real 1^1 f“ntily ana length. economy in, buying lumber from us, and we hove Smith ahd "T hat we* call upon society wo­ 0 1. • * ; f '. V ' ' ' V. O :'P*y with men of America everywhere to hmith. band together to condemn such Soles enter- vulgar fashions of women’s appar­ ONLY THE BEST OF EACH GRADER H “ ®y for the el th a t do not tend to cultivate inV M r.j; Bcxk- nato modesty, good taste or good Mra- Fcaiil. m orals. ~ ' CELERY CITY LUMBER AND ®t tended "T hat In tho Interest of future _ r ^ork Thurs- public health nnd efficiency, we ■ iy,i1ca,' t/‘ta was pray th a t the comparatively new ■ SUPPLY COMPANY — > EVERYTHIIING 4N&W• ’ TIIHATS GOOD ; H’hool audi- fashion of cigarettes; Be abandon­ # • > * t . ed, In th a t reserves from health “nd family cupitdl, expended to save tbc.Jiving In Our Home On West Third S * ect lr Christmas organism from Berlin of poison Sanford, Florida Thone 565 ik *S; c - Mr. inevitably leadi souttcr' or Iptcn m r a a M s s s s s s m H B i W l H M I W I H W W 118 family-for to physical bankruptcy and racd 'dcgoncraby. * ' ' • » D elightful Christm as Mr. And Dinner Given By Mrs. Clyde Byrd On Friday Tvr* At (Church Has Christmas [OnThursday %At The Churches- Personals Miss Allen Is M arried To R obert A. Cameron On T hursday Evening OFFICE MACHINES HOTKI, ARRIVALS TUELL & SMITH WISE BOAT WORKS A " n&SS&m; iay Evening: inicipalHall Society D ictators Urgfe Abolition Of V ulgar And Immodest Dress "Dancing and Earle T. Field Dinner Dresses rnrod F A N C Y IM PORTED DINNER Bill Ding Sez: s - A N D EV EN ING D R E SSE S elaborately embroidered and bead-® ed. Both the exquisite laces and Beads are^put on by hand. Did You Own Your Own Home ^ This Christ­ inas? I $29.00 to $100.00 . STREET nStESSES of fine crepe satins and flat crepes. M ade by Betty Wales in all the new shades. Mallinson and Haas Brothers fin e silks. Same in early, spring styles. ill Sizes I to 40. " $29.00 to $49.75 The Yowell Company •j * �nAY nECEMBGtt 26.1925. __ kELAND~~Plana a re bei"tf K alaud for holding the third dal poultry show by the Polk flttjr Poultry Association, nrrordto George Co*, recently WCt* [p K nd tho onyanirntibwi ’TMe ir will take place 'January 11Indusire. An e n try list of not B. . Kline. Jus iksof the p^sce. would resign his 7 ic*\ hut cannot And a Suvcessor. sofhir •tints Judge Kirtie has •fo relinquish the-reins of his kwh. but (»ov«rnor M artin has Nw unable to select a successor, idgv Klin« has issued a n<r.irr th a t », Will quit January 1, regard* which will link thatfjlty and Ndrth Daach points. P i t a * has already hern dr.vcn for thei span. FORT M YERS-.-Kntrance to Fort Y.yer* by the 'fieaboard Air Line railroad was nesnred when property owners an feed ,to sell their land for the rfitht-of-woy for what was described1 us “reasoriable pjjcOfc.” DAYTONA—C. Be scorn Slemp, former secretary ,to President Coofidge. trill m ake • Daytona his w inter r o n e , ' it w as announced here. ‘ ; AVUN I AKK—Highlands AVON P \ RK—Highlands coun­ ty nutoisto arc assured a supply’of 1928 m otor vehicle tag s which will servo nil purposes. ton of the ''m ark ers’' |jn* already ‘Arrived for the sub-agents of this'(A unty. W est Palin Beach H as W ildest Christmas lit H istory O f The City WIJST P A L tf BEAClIy Dec. 18. —UP)*—'The wildcat CKmtitias In th e city's history has skidded fnto oblivion. i B ut over-scalona celebration of th e festival, ebanlcferfaed by po­ lice aa the •'wilflcst" in the artnals of West Palm Beach. by'UL.t night had led to the downfall of sepres of the chit' s inhabitants. Many of these Wfro behind tho bare o r thctrlty or the1county Jails an Christmas, 1926,. hurried In­ to history. Ami. yet, despite a total of 120 A rfesta made between Wednesday n ig h t nml Inst m idnight, police had only begun their. Christm aa work. Deluged by the most unprecod- PENfiACOLA—George P. W cntl worth wns unanimously re-elected president of tho Pensacola Realty _____ v______ ; j — t. -t-t, it’s *n “srfurt"'- fWU" sm arty. A certain Wpa ’*>* pOT«on« of im ­ peccable tlccortm lt» lira mMat of restraining surroundltige tend to go on the r»mpfir«r lacking such influences. N early everybody’! a that remark lota of time*. Thty little that way.* ■ * • any there arc conjpreetfnen whoab credit’s none too ffood a t the De­ partm ent store** Ten thousand a year isn't enough to maintain an otherwise impecuhious sm art aettcPa” smartneaa and pay or- GfON LEfiTER flrrawARTO W A SH IN G TO N -D eoJA -O n e htars quite a bit about the cbngreaaidnal "smart a c t" Also it's referred to sometimes ah the "fast set." One can pH Into ft, too. a t a price.- *-'. I t isn 't particularly exclusive, but It's pretty expensive. T hat's why It’s mainly purely congres­ sional. W ashington's perm anent officialdom Isn't well enough paid to afford sdeh society. ----A* GOOD many congressmen can’t very well afford it, either. To bd sure, they're paid 910,000 a year now, ag compared with only 97000 last session. I t ’s quite i$ difference. Still, the .sm art s e t" nppears to bs living up to it. representatives enji Mnybtf ra th e r more so. A few selves In Washington rich' mert set the pace and: it makes the others hump to keep THE very fact that the sm art up with it.' M tV away froth honfo probably SO- AND SO ought riot to keep tM one of the" main reasons why ibllstl claim viaunnni numci aa ws#a._ C. .A. Karina, of" aVk.WiS ? « « ' j . t r . Fortier, of t o , e Mary, i Xiin Ferry, of L«tc. fcirr. , Sjffc . Nort,‘rom; TttKO/MJrj *-«*. » »<l me Register, c«»nt»inlni •MS." It Is nrd COtfgTl'. IN n o r a u v e r m Cokkui a t Ton * (a corporation). I,UNl Complainant ' , HynorabU c, CHA1 w ldow Drparfmeat of fko Interior IT. H Land Offlq# a t (lalno/ivlHe. Florida. A u g/'jL i l l s ,. ^ . Notice Is hereby tirp n th at Floyd I). MJolilotn of iA ka Mkry. Florida, who. on August 15. 18ft, made Homestead K n trjt-.' no . glT7tl, for flHU of NW'4, SiclWp J. Township 10 a . Range JO EL; Tallahartep. Me­ ridian, b'ns filed iiotleo of tilfVnilon to make Commutation Proof, fo ys- o S f e t s a H IT hK\ IW K i& S V & sns; "Saga a „ all unknown' o"r"oth' • r claimants, claiming u n d e r n r through Samuel U MorjtaiaS ceaaed.nirand unknown persona nn all . ._--..t*'r claiming an Interest In the ,°SS i.n S hereinafter-described In tta'a b?U o f complainant. Q1,‘ O rd e r of. P u b lic a tio n ■ <HEAL> Ch TI,EISAT,!'f.?f.;, u ",,Uj'. »• >»* KLtJniDOR1 To Charles II. Montague, Annie 8. S o lic ito r foi ■■Maaggaaail Agricultural N otes A ctor M akes Up In Advance O f Ladies Who Are Co-Stars GAINESVILLE. Fia . IV r. 1<\.~ UP)•••I’ir.c nsedla •.vsiw u rf bem r NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—(^P)—A given as gifts by th.> <lnb giiU of Paaco bounty, flCCciding to the nm tlem nn miiy iief«r. to n lady intensive efforts of prohibition report of Mrs. H arriett Ticknor, end let her pm>et4o-hlnr ITT mo;*‘. agents on Now Y ear’s eve, nro home demonstmtarn ugent. inntter'*, hut when it corner to reported to have employed private “ making up’’ for the movies, John detectives in efforts to Identify Five scholarships to tho Girls’ Gilbert says the honor has n re­ agents who niny enter their places Club Short CsjirAC, held a t Tnllu verse tw ist. . in the grilse-of patrons. “If i'-vo persons playing scenes hsssee, were given by the Jacktun The detectives hnve submitted County Federation of Women’s tagetl ir mnke uo iitponsndently, .Itenilcd reports regarding appear­ Clubs, Miss Albina Smith, homo tho make-ups. m ight c la sh /’ ex- ances of agents likely to he a s ­ d<gMMtf*tion .wprkor, reporlotl.^ > pMjVy\ Gilbert, who appenrs with signed to sqUads for holiday ser­ LiTlian Gish in “ La Bohcmc,” a- vice. They have even’ arranged vi im ii|. cii*cjiii(JIU19I0i tik furthcoming M-G-M nicturu irom for schools for managers and head J. la^g/iv R. ..Wm ntson,. entomologist ’at the Florida Experim ent Station, tti» novel whi(|h' made the opern •waiters, who would be taken to In urging citrus gro wers to tra n s­ famoti i. “fT th o gentlamnn makes court rooms and corridors of pro­ plant theft trocs during January up r f j r t h e Judy may look nt it hibition headquarters and show and avoid, injury to the troumr lir.d make un to suit, agents, so the stqry goes. , trees frnpi aphldl. Aphids do,pot “Otherwise, she mignt hnve the Dry circles ndmit it may be n e­ attack tno fleet growth of voting trouble of altering iiei complexion cessary to exchange stnffs with —and *i<> gontlihinn wou’d jmt n -oine other districts beforo next trees, be' said. 1 ’ ^ -------f lady. I n <nnt inconvcjiem ■ ’’ Thursday if the detectives suc­ Fkftnors’ weak i s being 'held nt ceeded in vieydng all ngents limt legc j o f’ A grirrlrrrro hen* E. ,C. Yellowly, prohibition ad­ period o f IVci-mUir 21 lo m inistrator, plans to use. ch year, under an ajiprn priatlon of the legislature, furm* Malty women in Danish restnur ers of both sexes gather a t tho NEW YORK. Dec. 20.—(/l1 )— nuts in Copcnliaguu smoke mgars. College o f A g n ulturu in r one The body of F rn nk A, Munsey, week to get valuubie data on citrus, Napoleon traveled from near fru it, livestock and other agricul­ publisher, is tem porarily in u vault tu ral Information. The meetings In Woodland cem etery until final Vilna to l’aris in 1112 hours. An made 'next ordinary traveler could not hnve were first held on April 1H-2:I, arrangem ents are spring for |>crmunent burial. done this distance in twice the Followed by Mrs, M. Hyde, time. Railways hnve reduced the Organization of the Seminole of Ht.' I’etrssbiirg. Fin., Mr. Mun- journey 'to less than IH hours. sey’s siHter, nml neareltt relative County Bull* Growers’ AiMocia* tion wns reported by II. F. Whit- her son, Fred Hyde and u few oth­ ner, c o u n ty agent. The associa­ er relatives, the body wns taken tion plans to market the output yesterday from the Cathedral of of its membem mid perform such •St, John tho Devine, to Woodhiwn. other functions ns conditions It wuh to nwuit the arrival of Mrs. Hyde, who wns prevented from a t, m ight w nrrnnt. tending the funcrnl Thursday beMonthly cost-of-production re. of delay ;>f a train. .Speculation as to the ' size of cords are being i furnished If. H. Lansden, Duvul county ngent. One Mr. Stunscy's estate bus beta crys­ Fivf siilmfcga wrrk ffrci JckancTil!*. Ljfff, farm of 1.4H0 hetm managed under tallised by a friend who quoted (owfifuMe itMnxrs, IrnluJtnc lK« NEW, mi(nth.rn( S A. AMrctunf. I'sif•, (ociuj* ideaj conditions, and with the uso him an saying about a week be­ ln( mcili and Ufth, (o of artificial light, hud gruss egg fore his fatal Illness: IIALTIMOftff, IJO.H receipts of $0,-1(1-1, gross sales in­ “ I came to N ew .York with $10. r m i .a DKi r n i a . 9 ju .il come of $894, feed c< Cs $278 und mid I am now worth ? 10,000,000." lia S IO N , 941.01 profit over feed cost, $(JId. TKronch farra and lultutnectlnna to otk^v N »rthrrn citkt.lnvluding New York I 6cf?tc« With his heud pillowed against ! In SaFAimab. * Two dairy nssoeintions have a corner of tho cement box, un , 5. b. IVtkthir* evfrr ten day# from MUal been orgunzed in Marion county, Atlanta, G eorgin,, niutr went Jo ! duett lo I'tul.aJflf'hla. according to C. It. H iatt A poul­ sleep in a qidrUir .of fresh eon 1 AutomoMlct Carried. try ns:delation was formed n- An- crotr. He nwoko f^ e iA x H ti alone j Send For Illustrated Doolltt. .tonhy. All nro community organi­ and it was necessaey for him to I Mmhiati $ S i a m Truupattitio* ZoBfU ] sations. visit a liospital to lutvc the cover- j I'ut 8 » F. lliy S(. Tclrphqps ing removed under the direction , JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Farm er* of tho Popnah com­ of surgeon*. . I munity are sicking n radio set for dally m atket information. At a jiicoting, held recently, n conim it tee wuu appointed to nsk the county commlvdonorB to purchase the rndio nml in.'iUill it in the county agent's office, nt Wuuchulu. Long Tiitic Loana on Ivcaidcncca nml Business Property, — !— . An agricultural council organi­ sation. composed of twelvu repre­ *. Easy Repayment Plan • sentatives from th ^ liff e re iit sec­ tions of Pasco comity, has boon Office In new Merrhveather Building .... . formedlt At n meeting, committees were appointed on each project to nd Street. .' * - ’ . Phone Oil he undertaken by llie count) ugent during the coming year. The courlril bus been endorsed by the county commissioners. K TO NORTHERN C IT IE S ! Values are now entirely too low, when it is considered that there is just so , *■ j__ __ __* . much of Marvania and no more„and that there,are hundreds of people in *— t \• • Sanford who would like to own lots,$ri this;stiragetica 1ly located develop­ ment. '• * v * *- • J. H. JACKSON On We s t f i r s t Ktroot , Ha n f o r d . Kin.. 1,110 *'J"ck ' v e s t o f Did.iind romi, *’}•»• " I I I m i l l II H , - h r t Mtn.-U o f f | „ „ (•iiiulnK I’uaiirlvN. purr,Ms, p n r o k r p I f L a m i K„li| llnli. f a r ' >o u r ClirlSlmaH |,r, m, ni,. a l s o «-«»;••■* a n d suiiplli-s. < (Mac qi-t y o u r cluMcn wt ll lo p i c k i n g I s K o m i. West First Street J block west of Delgind Road Sanford, Flu. Loans • Penlitcnt coughs snJ colds lend to Odious trouble. Ynu can stop tlirm •now vdtli Creomulvon, on rmidrliicd creoMto tbit U pJwfunt tu take. Cum* nuiUlon is a uew medical dUcovery with two-fold action; it soothes nnl heal* tho inflamed moinbrjoeo and iuhlliila gonn growth. I 9 a l r hnotrn drugs, erfowte la xccognltcd by high medloal imlliorilles at f oo of the greatest heeling upencks for krrsiticiu coughs and colds and other warm pf throat troubles. Creomultlon contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the Infected membranes and atop tho irritation and Inflammation, while the creosote goee on to the stomach, It ab•orbed Into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of tho germs. ,„ (Oepmultlon is guaranteed aatlsfaotory in the treatment of persistent doughs and colds, bronchial asthma,’ fapoiiettti* and other form of resplxaIffy d W e s , and is excellent for build* i | g qp tho system after colds or flu. Moner refunded li«#rcoa*liorculd is "* MONEY AVAILABLE • Loans For F irst M ortgage Loana on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% . Consult us first when in tho m arket for funds * Mur.nolU & S e c o n d A. P. CONNELLY & SONS AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tiimpa, Miami, Sanford, West PalnT Beach, Daytona Beach. % 7* CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE 317*318 Fli^at National Bank B ldg/, Sanford, Florida. S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER Section No: 2 of Marvania is now being offered,. purchasers will iprofit greatly by making selection immediately.,Prepare for the great real estate activity that is sure to take place in fhe early part of the new vear. Buv �T B B SASPOBTl BY TAYLOR -CHICK- THEKfffe A herald SSap lER 26, 1925. r* *ld* nr» « a r c u n k n o w n t o t h r O om plalftAMtB, In th « a h ir v r r n t ltlr<t Clark. e i i m « n d t o All u n k n o w n p a r t i n ' . botlk w l M u a o r v r n o U tm l n ii a n y In trt- ra t o r I n t r r r a t a . I n . th # l a n d I n v a l r o d Itv thlft wait. a » T il,la m l b r l n u wltnIn h r m ln . i t* C o u n ty . F lo r id a , a n d d r r r t l b r d na fo llo w s , t o - w l t : • t r a c t i. . H ru ln r .ln * 331 * 7«-t0« f r r t vrrat o f lit* a o u t h a a a t c o r n r r of th * n n r t h w r i t < |u a r t r r o f *• t h r a o u l h w r a t o u a r t r r *.f K r r **.T o w n a h l p 3* aoutli. " A V I D W . At/AMA. r t a l. , : 1 R a n g * 33 a a a t , r u n w r i t S30 l/ e f r n t la n t a . Irrt, ilin .rr n o rth 7*3 f r r t , . af P u k llratlaa t h r n c r Va«t &S* f r r t . t h r u m • A i T I t t . r o K NOW N AND ITN* v.n » n . b N‘ ,.WN O E F R N D A N T S . l^ lA T h , O F F l . n n i n A. t o : i T ^ ,D )V ADAMS. 1HAHHJ.1/ I. --------- i i a r t h e r iiu*. j T- a v X k a * »M > t i k t bo rot. fiPiJT CM T U t PHCWE ni!i • tQ«5 /?p—C*j»»ImI»«»V W W rtltt8 W K virm v oo — m a m 1 « at, i . kon U °im l! B O ROT, ?t »o i-K ® ° ^ V O Q A U JO H N P. h a r t . t i r o R u F . k . m a t i i i e u . if " V J 'K . 1 n '* " a n y o r a ll o2 the •'■till lief, min lit a h r d e a d . 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I* l*3» is iK u c d ) v. k, n o rn i.A s , C le rk . (RKAt.) Il> A. M. WKF.KS. ttrp u iy C lrrk . W l U h i N . ItVtCSIfOI.DKR * IlO Y t.i: S o licito r* fo r l* o tu |d aln au la. f b e . 5 - l 2 - l 3 - 2 « J a n 2. YOUR HOME TOWN Is a food pluc« to reside and transact business. Help it all you can.' Say a good word' for it to • your friends. So your home town bank, the Sem- \ inole County Bank is a good place for you to keep Your Checking Account — takes an interest in your progress. S a n fo r d , F la STRENOTH- SERVICE - PROGRESS ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE RO MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. fncn Has A Collection i Woods That In i Of Greatest In Of Horticulture <>4l)f v*n Blrtnl for il will be a busy spot in a very short time fN T im C H I C C I T C O l ' U T O F IBM IN Ol.IJ C O U N T Y , F I.O H I l)A. P C IIA N C K U Y . O. I*. L. I l L K I / S O K . ,. (I. C<uji p i n t n.i i n ■ n V*. W I L L I A M S i n i U N B . r t Ml. , D rfsndant*. O rd rr of I'u b llrn tlu n N O T IC K T O K N O W N A N D V K N O W N /O K K IC N P A N T S T H R 8T A T K O F F L O R ID A TO an assurance The vast improvement program of Druid Park is now well under way — N O T PROM ISED.VThese improvements will include paved streets, sidewalks, and all other}modern conveniences in y o u r purchase price without assessment. The time to buy is while these improvements are being made, development prices. ‘AMID MAPJESTIC PINES H ere is represented the highest type of home community development, ad­ vantageous location, accessibility and perm anence^-and the developers low prices and very liberal term s are in effect. T H E SE C O N D U N IT O F D R U ID B A R K IS NOW BEING O FF E R E D FO R R E S E R V A T IO N S. Make your selections today that you may secure a most desirable site. Watch for the opening announcement. Sanford Grove, Inc f BU&T NASON, Sftlcii Director ' First N at’l Bank 3ldg. Phono 2 BRlTT-CtilTTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS �********** B g w a a y ra g ff1 •*♦< .'•'■*• - • V-. _ ... . , u -• r . *r>r .'* DIVISION IS NOW RESERVED. INVEST­ MENT IN THIS PROPERTY AT THE PREDEVEI.OPMENT PRICES INSURES A QUICK TURNOVER AND A REAL PROFIT. - S A L E S -A G E N T S * c ‘ * '♦ a * a » 4 4 4 , •• i.V: v* •. »•* *\ <riHK* j£’V" r ty k r -j ^ ^ i < • .... > £&$%&$> �n f lQ G .4 ; v - v i . .2“ ' H35W . ' 'f»J >*• .TJ ■\ l -» ■■ *♦- -»y » ■■■■ - TtfB SANFORD tfjSRALD. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2 ^ IW5. New State Prison Is To Be Constructed Soon As Possible ,te Sporting Program Being jnned For Coral Gables Season B a d g ers’ A ce tournament for men will be held; a week later the Newspapr Men's Tournament; February 15, a CaddR s’ Tournament, with priics to be awarded jn all, and between January 1-aml March 1 additional tourneys will be staged. - which cover practiTenni» tournaments will be held , phiso of golL lawn by the Coral Gables Tennis Club, howling-on-the including gan»:s for the seconJ 5 foot:ball, basketball leg on the senior nnd junior tro ­ oTting. athletics and phies for the Dade county cham ­ has already attracted pionships. Brian I. C. Norton, £|rs some of the lead- -eighth ranking player in the TJnJ “stars”. of the world. ited States, dnd other net stars, I winter season will will perform. Inter-city match::, Iw the appearances a t have- been arranged. 'a of at least four Johnny Weismuller, Arne Borg, ,pions in their respec- Sybil Bower nnd other Olympic ,, and negotiations and . United States Rwimming ,nt under way with champions, who have nlready apprared here, will perform during Dado Cables golf season th e winter season. The 1 open on New Y ear’s county swimming championship _ National A m ateur will be held and application has Hobby Jones, probably been made to the A. A. U. for the ,im plnyer in the Un- Nntiortnl Swimming and Diving , will bo paired w ith Championship. On New Year’s Day the foot­ ’ our ag ain st two nnm players whose ball tram , Notre’Danle, will*plny a , be announced Idler. team of ex-star colrgian* front I will probably extend Princeton University and a series davs, and will tak ■ of interesting matches has been i of the various cours­ arranged for each Saturday there­ es Coral Gables area. after. 1J, thrre will begin Wallie Kopf, form er Dartmouth tnnual Winter Tourna- sta r will perform nt basketball, all •players residing With an excellent caging pro­ nnty. The invitation gram to Ik* held. carriers with it the .. “ Buck" H arris will manage Co­ Winter Trophy, pre- ral Gables’ basebnll tenm in the Sunshine League. (orge E. Merrick, m’s Championship, for A Coral Gables team in Howliwarded by the Coral ing-on-the-Grcen is now being grntion, takes place form ed;• cricket wil be introduced on Jnnunry 1 and canoe nnd she'd ter. ry t a “one club" races arc planned for February 1. Fla~ Doc. 2ft. r ‘ 5t elaborate and '■oriintr program ever Jflo rid a I" being a rPo-nry R. Dutton, dirGfcblta Recrea- TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 2 * —<JP> —The Board of Commissioners of State Institutions is expected to known as “ Red", iceman and foot j <*d the Maryland slate penitentiary, bailer extraordinary, made his d«-1 said to be contemplating layhut in Dixie yesterday, carrying I ‘nK before the board a t once the off a! the honors in a gridiron j*r«ults of his observation of the contest hero between the Chicago I tag-making plant at the Maryland "Bears” of which he was and is the I •• 1 -------■-------------------------------star, and the Coral Gables colleg- third session. I*"?* . The roost spectacular moment of The titan-tressed mercury scor- the Ranie was the closing as the ed the only touchdown of the gam e., "Galloping Ghost" found a hole in carried the ball nino times for a the line afcd covered 15 y a rd s he­ lot1" yardage of t*S Yards, lo st, fore he was grounded by another nine yards and was halted for no sorrel top, “ Red” Barren, former gain j n one try. The final score sta r of Georgia Tech's Golden Torwas 7 to 0 . nailo. who tackled him f r o m h e - pHaon, as well as Um «h«t b u n t ry, both feature* of which will he in­ corporated in the RaiforU plana. Immediately folio win* the gov­ ernor's presentation of the data he has gathered. the hoard will consult an architect and will ad­ vertise for bids for erection of the new prison. The new penitentiary will he built largely with convict labor. It will be of concrete, with all modem Improvenicntar Erection of the new state build­ ing for the road department, also authorised at the special session of the legislature, is not in the minds o f the commissioners as yet. it was stated by a member of the board. It Is desired, it was stated, to get the penitentiary Out of the wav first. The new state building will be placed in Tallahassee, possibly on the site used for many years as a public market place. H Once you tr y W hite L abel, you'll never be satisfied w ith any b u t th is pure Georgia Cane S yrup. J u s t m y - ‘WHiTK L aiieu” to your dealer. .....injui,. University of I•»r niirrier. \vh<- won W<-tern ('< tg'crciice in >• :it Ann AI»or, one uf the cnm irst i’.I'lgi r - ha\ i \cr tin,| • • tn ilexi-iop into a • bapnian has rec• '• r-ttic mile and Pt-jo mil. and t- in hi * soph- ROBINSON SYRUP COMPANY IIU K ’ S TOP SHOP Beat C o ve rs C a r p e ls *>r|le A ti B sa ro rU ; F I s . Onrnrr." EVile nm l llr p a lr e d . f l ' u r A l l S la k e s « f i C ars t) Trim Co. la X n t T o Vm ■Hut ib r Car such unusual m otor car valyfe that everyone in this city should have accurate first-hand knowledge o f it. And most of those who come hope to make their homes on or near the water, and in some section developed with an eye to the Artistic as well as the practical—and in some section where generous provision has been made for recreational facilities. ' ■ , 7£gv •" -.1 Entirely surrounded, as it is, by Biscayne I3ay _ th e chief arbiter of values in the Miami district—you will appreciate the fact th at lot prices will continue to advance rapidly, •? as has been the case with all Miami property b located on or near this matchless body of water. , . ' ' . 1). u. !Jib! \ yet buy Miami Shores Island lo ts a t th e first price, although ther supply is diminishing daily. We adv ise you to act without delay. * f.S Pyiaion is undergol^stantinl'daYelop^vertiaing. Hive’s Garage Sanford, Fla. A M B *1 C A > S - M * m T a g R A K E A M i Vr r-Yr 125 BAST FLAGLER SlIftRET, MIAMI. ' •« CAR COMPANY . -• V*l Just Such a Place J* commission F irst Street ROY J A. WILLIAMS, Met. f : ♦,J . r tt Coupe at the W e believe the n ew P hone for apem onstration which w ill be giv^n w ith n o obligation to you. O jt *if you prefer, call at g i s t ealesubom to see the cat. none 2 4 9 29*. Cairo, Georgia And particularly Miami Shores Island, where is being developed a complete community, with its own business sections, hotel and apartm ent house sections and residential areas-r-its g reat park, and its nine-hole golf course—its inland waterway and its charm-, ing lake. > • Q (’la. Reo Co. ' j; From all corners of the continent, folks are coming to this land of inspiring* subtropical beauty, seeking their ideal Southern home and the unique opportunities for the enjoy­ ment of life to the maximum which are avail­ able here throughout the year. Fights Last Night basis. % ^ Homes o f Refinement Babe Ruth next year will have one • |IOOH, Fla./ Dec. 2(1.— ! of greuteSt !>>asons he ever has il> fhe-Sen h a s ! hadthe on the diamond, in the opinion |«a unofficial lund valu- of A rthur physical in­ >00.000. in nn ap- structor, at McGovern, whose gymnnsium the m»iU for tax assess- 1big slugger has stnrted training. !. Two weeks of exercise have however is believed brought results. Ruth’s 222 pounds ■ nt \\ isrtmsin. |Wo* the actual valua-1represent a loan of eight pounds i gated. It was orriv- j nnd royal the waistline has been re ­ npating the 12,000 acres duced four inches, the bn be is diet­ ^nUucity area ns equal ing conscientiously nnd abstaining each, and each lot from stimulants. |w of $2,000. The babe- collapsed last spring Axon d the city’s fin- from the "flu." His subsequent the commis- slump after returning to the game, :7 t will be necea- wh;i n hard blow to the Yankees. PHTSBI RGH—Piuir Doyl^, th.’ i tfuadf to transact the "When the babe gets out of con­ I!' • r 1 • welterweight, won ju«l-[ *ji. Under tho char- dition, which he does very easily," n over Willie Harmon ■ioion has the power Says McGovern, "it irf not lieenuse' ge fonr)- cither by notes on of any form of dissipation which , of N'i .' I ork (10 rounds.). 1.i.i Tommy RougherThe ofiicals indicut- he has been continually accused of. nn I'1' *I''.- idelph'a. won judges’ *bly the first step will but simply because he has let up r Kmc Solomon of i note.-, so that the de on his -exercise, which he has to 'hi Piiimo i • I" rnuilil- ) in issuing bonds keep up nt all times to stay in ct>n-| K >.-h> ’.-h ith. i>f Battle Creek. rrfere with procuring dition. MiTh. « m decisinn. over Hobby ■•any municipal affairs M itr:'! P.'.llimore. 11(1 rounds.) |k put under way a t NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS HAPPY °f a city m anager jhe Ccntrnl Roofers matter -w hich was liiii'i l our Itoof Leak? |by the cAnmissioncrs MARID— Newspaper folks nrc * 1 .11II. i I r ' l> inm o f are now being dis- happy because Primo Rivera hus i.. T« Joli I 'm m.itl o r lnr«i-. he post, it was nn- decided not to make them get o u t , K.-ci'IM VTKS Kill.I l llO.Nt: I S tbeir qualifications • Prompt S. rvlee Tcstigatcd so th at the Sunday issues ns planned. lhstend| i:. Morriii, Bspt. luilable rony l>e ob- tho government is going to print I ' h i m r IIIT-VV l i l t I 'rlr e r A vr. n Sundny paper itself. |manageh will havo the fpoint many aub-offlto the commission'll will havo the rej if making quick, vital the most im portant administration of th j —— -2TT.---- f will open its winter ary 1. Prescription for ,'PPe. Flu, Dengue, PJ'fr and Malaria lb* serma. A V E golden-brown waffles w ith W ifrric L abu . Pure Cane Syrup poured over them ! j You’ll say they're the best you ever tasted, for W hitk L a b e l is real country-made 100% Qeor- { gia Cane Syrup—not just “cane flavor.” ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. lood Values ‘Babe’ Ruth Will Have Year In 1926! tig Increase Great Says Gym Instructor Purposes; NEW YORK, Dec. 2ft.—(Ah— Ittr Breakfast �of en titled „ o V .h « .t^ 5 ir tr r a r t e ? o f H eutm n i f ! p t l s o u t h , «**»*• n o le C o o n t y . - r i o r t - T R A C T ». irter o f n o flh w # » t ft Ion i t , T o w n s h i p St a o n th . E a s t h a l f o V 'n o r i h e i i s t of n o rlh w cm qg > rt» r of I t . T o w n s h i p 11 a o u th . R a n g e 1 east. TRACT 4 T h e so u th east q u a rte r o f north e a s t q u a r t e r (leas th e w est I r o d s ) o f Hectlori t l , T o w n s h l i I I abulh. a b u l h . .Range . R a n g e II I I e aasst. t. II RACT I acrea of th a S o rth weat q u a rta r of so u th e a st q u a r ­ t e r e f S ectio n II , T o w n a h ip I I a o u t h . R a n g # I I e a n t. TRACT € .T h e n o rth east q u a rta r of n orth#et q u a r t e r of S ectio n II. o w n sh lp I I ao u th . R a n g e . I t east. \ TRACT 1 . , • T h e eou tk w aat* q u a r t e r of th a a u u tltw e st q u a r t e r of S ectio n IK, T o w n a h i p 11 a o u t h . R a n g e I I eaat. TRACT i A n u n d iv id ed o n e - h a l f I n te r e s t * In t h e w a a t h a l f o r «ne n o r t h ­ w est q u a r ts r of S e c tio n » II, T o w n s h ip I t ao uth. R a n g e I I east , and It a p p e a s in g from th a sw o rn B ill o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u m a y claim som e r i g h t , t l t l a o r I n t e r e a t t n a n d to th e p r o p e r ty h e re in a b o v e described. I t le t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D t h a t you an d each of you a re hereby r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e BUI o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n fi le d o n . M o n d a y Hie 4 th d a y of J a n u a r y . A . D. 19X4, t h e s a m e b a lrtg a R u l e D a y o f t h l a C o u r t, a t t b e C o u r t H o u s e In B an fo r d . S e m i n o l e C c u i n t y / t r i o r l d a , a n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f - D e c r e e P r o . C o n fees o w i l l b e e n t e r e d M n l n a t . You. s a id 'cause h e l n g a s u it to q u i e t t i t l e In t h o C o m p l a i n a n t s , In a n d t o th« la n d s h e re in a b o v e d escrib ed . I t Is t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s n o t i c e be p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n ­ ford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lish e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lr irl d n , o n c e u week In f o u r ( ( ) c o n secu tiv e f ? 3 -. . ' Qn Chrlstqiaa morning the silver belle in thi • tower a t the Church o ftn o N n tiv ity will “ring out tho glad tidings” lo nil the world thnt N O T IC E OF M A S + E lfg SALE I ’N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n Hint tinI d e c uiid liy \ l r t u e , uf m a t c e r t a i n ) I im.i I u u r r e e of f o r e c l o s u r e n n d s al e r e n d e r e d u n d e n t e r e d in Hie C i r c u i t i C o u r t o f Knilnol e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . | In C h n n e e r y , w h e r e i n A l v c r C a r v e r ' Is t h e c o m p l u I i i n nl n n d G e o r g e T u n n o r u( ul , ii e t o e d el ei id a o i H b e a r j I n g d u t e Hie 10 t h d ny . o f D e c e m b e r I 1926 I I h e u n d e r s i g n e d m u s t e r u l j l ! o n M o n d u y , J n n u n r y till. I92H. d o r Site Is Selected For Poultry j 1•>« l e g - l hi u r s . of enl* b e f o r e Hie C o u r t H o u s e d o o r In S e m i n o l e And Trucking Farm s On 'l>-..UIl»;, i iig .ilu , i liul'S i o r s u e n nd highest bidder for Flat Of Forty Acres; Hns •( sr ne lslh ut nh et o f allie Perfect Draining Facilities In K t i n i n o l e l lCo owui nn tgy , d eF*l or rr ildha.c d' \ I n n d s Lot 20 of t h o C l a n o f t h e HulG “ d i v i s i o n o f Ae It. H l e m i f o r d s DELAND, Kin., Dec. 20.—(JP)— a d d i t i o n t o t h e t o w n , of S a n ­ f o r d us s u r v e y e d ny K i n g . M i l ­ r.Aftor (.pending some time in vfl« l e r A Hu l l In J u n e 1*K6. w h i c h i! vicinity of this city Dr. J. A. Ranp l a n n n d p l o t Is r e c o r d e d on ' dgll, director of the Agricultural p a g e 60, l ' l n t Book " A " of t o e •departm ent of the Daytona Ilcnch i ' u n l l o R e c o r d s of O r a n g e C innt>'» F l o r i d a , ( o f w h i c h Hrnilttolu x Chamber of Compicrcu in company C i b' t o r m c r l y a p a r t ) . -w ith E. A. Drown, Volusia county S a i do ulna tnyd wi In be s ol d t o s a t i s f y sai d ;<farm agent, has selected a site for i d e c r e e u n d rout s. . L LO Y D F. HOYLE, Hhe location ot two agncuiturui ex-. . 1 nerim ent stations near here. The S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a iSnpaenctia l M a s te r. jla n d was conridercd the safest in JO H N O . I.K ONA HOY. •. the point of drainage and in every N O T IC E TO C O N I II .U T O IIS i f way adaptable to the purpose. A trucking farm a»\d u-poultry , S e a l e d b i d s wi l l lie r e c e i v e d by TTBfBI Will btb xturted, each on n 20 t h e C a n i t y I b/ e r d I’ul di c In 1aero plat. So far na possible they i SI I’lici loti fa.* Ser nOode C o u n t >. F l o r i d a , n t s u p e r i n t e n d e n ■f i ll bo under tho supervision of c o u r t houKe, Ha n f o r d , F l o rt 'iad a o fufnict iel, the atato experim ent htntion, thou- 1e l e v e n A. M.. .Inn l i n n IJtli. If'26. i l j i the atato will not be naked lo fo r (lie f u r n i s h i n g of mn t i r i a l s for n d Hie e r e i l l o n of un nddl l lot i to | aid in tho financing of tho propu- I aHie do I' rlnillr> ........... I. Salt.aition, Tho actual planting and su- ■f or d SoiFillol irsl i d a , In S e m i n o l e i \ , i i n | > . perviaion will bb done under lha (.In n ccnrdani n* w i t h p l a n s mill specdirection of County agent Drown, i li* lent Ions n s p r e p a r e d l> E l t n n J i gl it nn. A r c h i t e c t ^H arry E. 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Aeenrtl- I ' ess i n l b i d d e r o r blililern lull oi ,i ;,ing to Mr. Drown thero ure hun- r e f u s e to e x e c u t e a c o n t r a c t mol to as required, ultlilu , (.dreda ol ueroa oi land in thin coun- st eu np p ldya y sbond, ' a f t e r w i f i t u i i bu t lee of )• t th at nro iuat us well adopted a r e e p t a n e n of bid. T h e B o a r d r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t In I?, |»nd are now being uacd n* poultry bids, ov in a c ­ 'fv truck, farmn. However it is cr ee ,pnte ta n ayn yIddu nn jr - p.ill t i f li d in tlu-m 2 plan of the ronmtera to make : d e e m e d tn lie t>>a rHit* best Interest • 4 experiment atiitiun it *'r,ho\y ! u t t h e f l i m i t ) . • (,'nplcH nf pin its ani l s p e e l f l c a . cumluctpil n r , < n r , l i s » I n . b . e t e n p l a i n t h e r e i n f i l e d In U»r oo ot . en titled reu se on d f * "* J a n u a r y , !»>«, a t «ha C u u r t H o uaa o f S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . .. . 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Y ou a n d i u c h of y o u nrn h e re lly " c o m m a n d e d a n d r e q u i r e d l o a p p e a r t o n ald b ill o f c o m p l n l n t a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H n n fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n F r i d a y , tl ia 1 5 th d a y o f J a n ­ u a r y A. D. 1920. o t h e r w i s e s a i d b il l w i l l b e t a k e n an c o n f e s s e d b y y o u a n d each o f y o u , sk id b ill h a v in g h e r n f i le d f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f q u i e t ­ in g tltlo to th e s h o v e d escrib ed l a n d In t h e C o m p l a i n a n t JL B. ^ V t 'l 8 F U R T H E R O R D E R E D T h a t t h i s o r d e r bo p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w eek fo r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e »w e e k s In th o S a n r o r d H e r a l d a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r l l|) O N E A N D O R D E R E D T H I S t h e 12th d n y o f D e c e m b e r A. D. 1926. V. E. D O U G L A S S . 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Iait t a n d t h e s o u t h ' f t d o f lot 4 o f P o r t i o n . A . T h« w e s t h a l f a n d la ta I, I ; I-Ots l- .S , 9. 4. H T H E COl)MTY J V I M l M COTMT O F MUMIMOLH C O l’MTY, F L O R ­ IDA. Mat Ire a t A e e U r a t l e a o f C iaard laa f a r A u l b a r t t y - t o Sell l a t e r c s t s Of O t a a r a l a Meal E s t a t e In re e s t a t e s of: iir c c f . m w ir n R E Y A U T IIC R IIC M P IIItK Y HALLY H R M I'H ItK Y JOHN lltm i'H R K Y Minors. Nolliv* Is h e r e h y g iv e n t h a t on t h e ISth d s y of J a n u s r y , A. D. U J* . t h e n n d r r s lg n m l. a s U u a r d l a n o f th e p e rs o n * a n d e s t a t e s of IIIICCE I l H M I 'I I R E T . A l t T I I C I t I I C M r i l R EV , HALLY tl l 'M I 'l I K K Y and JO H N I H ’M I’ll R E T . M inors, will a p p ly In Ih e lio n , Jaa. 41. S h a ro n , C o u n ty J u d g e of S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , a t t s n o’clo ck A. M, o n oald lm V"? & 1V And 1*<ir tb» ot v ayad p a r t o f S e c tio n I t , »■This. a p s t t h r e e - q u a r t e r s o | S'ltrth h a l f o f Hedtlon I t . • Ss.i. rrrrw sfc le>ts I a n d t a n d t h w ^ f i b n l q u a r t e r o f Martina I A 4 « a All In T o w n s h i p M s o u t h , It 11 e a s t , 4 ,». * ‘A b , (JM I’l l l t l m t -for s a i d a u t a o r l t ; b e in g » n !file I s t h e s a i d I J u d g e ' s C o u rt, A M 'H K D FOOTER. As U u a r d l a n o f - t h e pet»«m.s a tales a f ur R n iM H u m p hrir, Itul Mall w T iS fip S s te A tta rn s y s for r e tltlo Make Money . Let the Bees W ork for You “WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES t MEET* » • * We have been in buslneiw “boofltinir Mnitlnnd’’ ever nince 1921, our officers, taking an active nnd leading part in buiidinft values here for our custom­ ers and clients. Lot us show you properties in this ideal section of Semi­ nole and Ornngo Counties, REALTORS We Solicit Your nusincss Office Next to Poslofflce—Phone 1210 J Mnitlnnd, Florida Lonffwood NASCO •' *4- a I Realty Company, J Jjur Miles Lake Front, On N ew ly Projected Road «• • ’ *t I I l« ■pHbhe‘2GGS Main nnd Pine Streets Orlnndo, Florida Acreage Our Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, "ir. iuiy)t Business ’Properties and Small Farms. Prices »very• • • • A. }. * , ' «* -r' reasonable if you are looking for any thing in tho above. • •> 'UtlLl Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show you. Adjoining Good Town. F in ^ b b -d iv isio n Proposition ii- ( i'»r?C*. / , tf h ' Lane-Hardison Corporation 31 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla FOR SALE Orlando, Fla. Is this 4, nnd a little more, acres situnted on Pine Lock Lake, havimr a water frontage of GOO fuot. . This hns Uccn plaited and will cut Into 7 beautiful lots, or.it would muke a wonderful site for n home. , . * This requires ? 10,000 cash, nnd the bal­ ance can be arranged. ‘ • , .* . t.’ REAL REAL ESTATE ' 'zllstW? acres of land located on the W inter Garden State Highway, two miles, st from Orlando City limits, 1800 feot frontage on Highway. One of s beat subdivision tracts in Orange county. If sold at once yvill take 500 per acre. $G,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed nnd abstract, knee 1, 2 and 3 years. • •r No. 12 Watkins Uldg. Phone 218G Suite 7—No. 24 South Orange Avenue x « l |l ** Mifi FLETCHER-BULGER 44 N. Orange Ave. Orlnndo, Florida. Phones 1768—2507 « ANOTHER BARG AIN SNAP W/2A cres in South Orlando See Us For Orlnndo Property fin the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for m arket. I'or fk turn over will yike $60,000 on tho very best of terms. For informaI.write, phqne, or jvjre. REALTORS • Sanford Office—llS*^M agnolia Ave, Miller Uldg. Phone 746. M R. IN V E S T O R Orlnndo ,Fln. REAL ESTATE w, >»;<N,r>,iii WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE ,T0 YOU. Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, . Close to Orlando Up to date listin gs o f Business 'Property, Acreage, Homes • ; ♦ a high grajle development now going on and is ripe for subdivision. Orlando, Florida, Orange A venue At the edge of Mt. Dora in Lake County, ad join 18 N* Orange Avenue Phone 2662 >• X10 a Orange St. Orlando, J?la. Orlando, FU. �LOANS BONDS SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS Announcemrits for 1926 . ‘ Opening of Second Section of Fort Mellon— prices decidedly low—reservations now being accepted. SANFORD’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE SECTION TWO Beautiful new homes^-Spanish Bungalows Among our offerings of Business Property —♦' 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage, * property high and vailing with beautiful, oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a mile from Country Club Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; third cash; third annually. nnd acreage unusual values are found. .......... Son Lnntfl combines home atmosphere with con\r A. P CONNELLY & SONS " stnntlv enhancing value. Magnolia A t Second * Phone 48 10 Acres celery land in E ureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unim proved.' Price$250 per acre; ^ half cash; balance arranged. Knight & M acNeill LOANS Sales Agents . 70 Acres on M arquette St., one mile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest a t 8%. • • - > BU Y NOW! • 80 Acres; q u arter mile from city limits, fine sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an ­ nually with interest at 8%. , and ■English Colonials—Commodious and indivi* l * duality supreme. is now on sale. Improvements will be installed us soon as materials can be assembled. # INVESTMENTS s s iq ^ - r f r f H a r q m o c k .. 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup' Price $175 per acre cash. 7VL> Acre grove, excellent condition, three miles from Sanford> Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. F ru it paid 25% n et on this purchase price this season. ----- Some Rare B argains In Lots Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,500 00, $500 down. * Higgins-Smith-Wight, Inc, . ; REALTORS THE HOWARD CORPORATION k *t a h m i *i i i : i > in Paving paid in full. io<Hi CONSULT REALTORS 187 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines. This would make a fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate limits. Price nnd terms reasonable. v 113V2 Magnolia Avc. A Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills Phone 745 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500.00 including crop. . > Hulr* F o rce: U. (J. Fox. <;. R..McCall. It. I...Shipp. 13.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. 699 ft. facing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. Easy terms. 5 Acres, nice 6 room cbttage, 3J4 In celery, 1 other crops. including equipment, $8,000.00. Good term s. . • Price Christmas Bargains BALDWIN & BROWN 1,000 Acres, $60.00 per acre. 86 aerps on road from Sanford to Orlando, fronting 677 feet on Sanford Avenue, 2,640 feet on Onoro St., the moat suitable trac t of land for Sub-diviaion, close in around Sanford. A Genuine Bargnin. Phone' 88 F O R A SHORT R IF IC E : One in San Li One in Rose C O ne in Ft. Me 4 ■• Seminole Coanljr If you are looking avound for a . house th a t you w ant to call home,, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is, iet us show you the most a t­ tractive home we have for sale. Best Buy in State See Mr. Richurdson and let him show you these two tracts, it will cost you nothing to look. * 221 Meisch Building. -------- *'* # 711 Palmetto Avcnue~«— Prices and Terms Right. THRASHER & GARNER • 112 Park Avenue Acreage, Business, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Snnford and Seminole County. —5.. Phone 632W THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY 1.— a S -ro o in flat*. w i t h b a t h , i a c l n a E a s t o n M y r t l e , b e t w e e n 10th a n d 1 1th a t r a e t a , B 0 x ll7 , d o u b l e if iu a u e . $10,000. $4,000 c a a h . N o w l e a s e d t o Dec. 1D2# u t $00 p e r m o n t h . 2.— 100 ft. to 130 ft. f a c i n g H a s t o n S a n f o r d A v n n u o b e t w e e n 10th n n d 1 1th S t r e e t s . $160 p e r fo o t. T e r m s r e a s o n a b l e . 3-— 16 * c r ° c e le r y f a r m — 7 n c r e s t i l e d — In E u r e k a H n n im o c k . P r i c e $10,000. $3000 c a s h . 1 a n d 2 y e a r s on b a l a n c e . 4.— L o t 60s 1 17. fnclnic H a s t o n S n n f o r d A v e n u e . P r i c e l l l.o o o . $4,000 c a s h , 1, 2, 3 years. ■ PAUL LA K E—Realtor : Telephone 714 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg, , . Salesman—E. T. Moore DUBOSE & HOLLER * • i i •, BETTER BUYS Lot* in F t, Mellon, East front, a real pick up, for .............. :............*................. .- $1,825 .One Lot Beunn Vista . . . $800,00 Terms. One Lot Ft. Mellon » * $ 2,000.00 Terms. One Lot New Sm ytna Bench SMALL TRACT LAKE FRONT Terms, 5-Room House with bath and garage. Corner Fi>s.t and Holly ' $10,600.00 a Terms. Beautiful Home S it e . Fine Lake For Boating and Fishing SANFORD GROVE Acreage on Country Club Road, with plenty of Lake frontage. . 3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and dry, only, . per lot $1,200 “AMID MAJESTIC PINES” ‘ $1,500.00 I have some good listings in homes, let me show — *• you to d a y .----- 1—i— *— BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR Don’t forget to reserve that lot in Latonla. Telephone 249, F irst N at’l Bank Bldg * ».i ' -V 9 ♦* \ ' \ i ‘•• %VK*>^V v‘ E. E. PAGE R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real E state and Investm ents Phone 745 . • . >, *,* • ' Established 1910 Lot on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court, for qyick s a l e .......................................... $2,250 . Price Attractive S. W. BRADFORD The Substantial Realtor /• 12-14 Garner-Woodruff Bldg. TELEPHONE 770 Rooms 203-205 Meisch Building •y if *4^. / 410-11-12 First Ni 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. 35 acres of Lake front property on Twin Lake, 4 miles out, near Paola road ut $600 per acre. The pret­ tiest lake front property in Seminole county. ------ 219 Meisch Building “We Buy or Sell” 10,500 Acres, $20,00 per acre. I. . T. huyax II. II. liHAY A. W. IIARI K. WAllll j i : ay W e w a n t t o help you e n t i r e m rvlfe i t your 10 Acres, tiled nnd in celery, with all equipment. For price, terms, etc., see us. * • ARTICLE 351-No I relieves the Realtc of ethics. Sanfor ‘‘The J^irm Substantial” L OCH- ARBOR . ARTICLE 20—Uj Perty in his char McCALL & FOX Sales Agents For - ARTICLE 2Ui for which partyA be more than onei ties to the tran ' Phone 72 Masonic Bldg. Three lots on Palmetto Ave. $6,000.00, with good tern s. ITT'- ARTICLE 2 l_ it s, fraud, misrepresw, estate transaction ARTICLE 22—Jv, Without e x a g jjj representation. ARTICLE AI tlnent facts ( so that in misrepresonUtjoIi‘1 ARTICLE 25—Tijn bo higher th^ ^ Violation of the lus Hoard and ■lection with his bi Comer lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,625; with easy termB. Four lots on West Third Street. $1,500.00 each. ^Following are, •thc‘ Realtor* ARTICLE 13— himself to I* fo[rnt he represents nrul ARTICLE 17_ut Realtor should $ ma(ie for the -■yjm ... Tff.r.VT •• . REALTOR MiUn* Theater Bldg. W A H E IIO IA B SITE. ■ANFOHII AVESCS n B A l ’T I F l t COW* BLOCK OP » �L which point out S iU te. L Realtor pledges u the owner whom • would his own. - o f p roperty, a j}t on expenditure *nt. BUSINESS PROPERTY the public against n Its m erit misleading Two Fifty Tool Corners ;it $-175.00 per^frontifco^ iascertain all perpepts the agency jjagRcrntlon and One Fifty Foot Business Frontage Block I) at $-150.00 t 4* per front foot. ■ •• s. (Next to Forrest Lake Hotel) perty should not ■reed to take. Id make ifc-eteac. npcnsdtion from isent of all par- - *V ' - v*'. One A partm ent Site—Union Avenue Corner, ttf(V feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. permit any pro­ ?- Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 f t deep, Apartm ent Location) a t ‘$285.00 poj foot. ven t or customer Ubserve this code _ expulsion from Realtor in con- \ Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. M asonicTem ple Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 ■ 214 East First Street Sanford, Florida Inquire Re-Sales Depart moat U . A K IN O 1 WnTEIl H. PITT* One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain. . Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. O ther Good Investments In Sanford Property. »• H . I T K N I T I I U M J. I*. T IIU U M U N p llii purpose place o u r Phone 490-W LOIS AT A SAC- R. C. TISDALE Phone 23 Real Estate Investment REALTOR 236-238 Meisch Building Phone 285 50. 75 or 125 feel F irst Street Fx tension, fronting on Seminole Routevard and Lake Monroe. At a vt|ry WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINEHURST, BUENA VISTA, attractive price. SAN One comer Lot, 96x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. OSCAR R. BROOKS ' National Bank Bid*. ' from' V# - we if;L- * v ... | * 53 Acres Celery L a n d , • ‘ , • p a r t cleared. Ask us . . X • • • •••'.• i,r: . • .- r -r - y : . • V; y- ifH f'.'F.y'Ai *|»/ Phone *1 713. rlt L •; \ ■J, L . 1 k • . •v• * ' {•• UL >** -f.«it w• ' 108 feet front 77 feet deep at REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 “The Lot K ing” Realtor First on the corner of Third Street and Myrtle Avenue low the iparket. I Turn Property Quick Let me try yours 309 , .» •'X-fcvv-l'. llo a o ra at Ik * » rl» * r * k w a a t «• M I ir r n u la a n il * a r* lia » * r, aaaaa a s saaall ai ,700.00 domra. t .,1 M a k a w 'r a a so o r R R A L . G O O D B A R S ii" V f.A 7."W . W K W g t 1.KUS U l thro A , k u m lth o at la v r o llc a t lo a . M « m fo r o a k d U U lo a »ro a * r t f . r la a a la . about ,i*t . . ' .\ ‘ •: , .. . W .P. CARTER Tamiami Land Co. . Room 3, Ball B u ild in g, , * ■V. - ; Phone 142 . ■• r - '-r- ' REALTOR 280 Meisch Bldg. Phont T18 REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708*709 �BY C O N pO S V E K T ^ R IT E ll? YOU KNOU> H o w f H C tU r! to H F or Aere«8e c; t T H A T S T A T IO N I S ~T. *TUNCA> (M , S H fe . Property, LotakSee, You can p r o v i d e ag n in tt wan in ■later year* by depositing a little w ith us from tim e to time. Why not begin today and ob­ serve the result. fiv e re s T T y TACK a ^ o u t V I S T r 4 N .C e ! r MY ........... v- ■*# rtiotte 48 Sanford Building & Loan Association F I n d l a y x 1—Announcements H I 3 M i, on pa id u p - c e r t if ic a t e s '»* rO ST O R lA iY S T gjts i .w e s t i o a t io x s WHY RENT? room cottage with i Rnvttft . rd. S3.000.nn ft, H O U S E S FO R S A L E PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Halt* 1.1-13 Mnannlr Temple IlnlMlnw Beautiful Residonce on Central Avenue. $7035, Cash $2100 . F °r Sale until Dec. 24th; 5 acres near t a J ft. railroad frontage. Ideal foe Price $30,000. Terua. Dt W***><*J Thrice HOMES—LOTS—FAffl|d ACREAGE • V T O D A Y ’S B E S T BUY: A partm ent house site on the Corner of and Palmetto Stq. considerably under m arket. INVESTMENTS KARL -j. SCHULTZ Lot in San Lnntn on SanfonC^ve. fori sale. Price ...'.......... ..................... ’ *3 a] Wo arc going to offer a few lots on our development E which i3 nearly completed at pre-development pricefl, S for a limited period, on very attractive term s ns ■ follows: b Plume 744. W . F . H O L B O R N , S a le s M a n a g e r TERMS: FIRST PAYMENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for 30 months thereafter, which takes care of all interest charges. 85 acres finest trucking land In col per^acre...................................... COLCLOUGH REALTY Cl *1 ( E s ta t e General Instil 311 F irst National Bank, Bldg, •ianford, Fla. TdcpkoM lories FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE 'f i MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO Rc-Snles Dept. 214 E. FIRST ST, OW NER LEAVING C0UN OFFERS BARGAIN Only 2 m iles north of Enterpi Phono 453. BRYANT & HATHAff, Num ber 6 Ball Building, Opposite Office, Sanford, Fldridi, P A C K A R D R E A L T Y CO 209 Magnolia Ave, —to Join our New Ycar’n Eve revel — to usher in 1920 am idst fun, frolic, festivity anil the light fantantic. Hero you’ll find food of the best; mimic and en­ tertainers offering—the. utmost in enjoyment, gootl commanderie unfeHtruined yet nevi*r unre­ fined^—Livers, Frivolity, fushion, good fellowship. Phone 231 II A r r r s ci-lrry InnU o n I l u n r d n l l ancrlflrr. 20 Years Experience With Florid* In extending: the above offer two weeks from Dec. 15th we have already sold about one-half of this group. M n r n c r e a Illc-tt. a t a -We still have a few choice lots left at thjs b arg ain price. 108 Magnolia Avo. Phone 117 -Ill A r r r s r r l r r y I n n i l n n I t r n r i l n l l A v r „ I n r l m l l t i g r q i i l i m i r n t , e t c . . I hihj o f t h r r n r r l i n r g a l n * t h a t l i r e l i f l . Hi t yi». I .K T L'M H A V E Y O t l l I.I N T IN C S A ND SKIS l ' g l*OIl I l . U t iiA IN N . Dancing: from 9:30 The gift of ible assurtb dcpcmlewo. for the bek or daughter pear to M C hristm as I ible, HI-TEST building tile nnd brick Sanford Cement Products Co. 6th St. and Maple. ►aa. T re e * PARK AVENUE LOTS Nenr avintion field, four lots in location for rapid incrcnso in valuation. PRICE $680 Each. 17—For Sale, Houses Sale—Furniture, etc. Nand Supplies [And Eggs [Notice . until Decembelr 25. Apply nt 1 piers and Suppliea ' {. o r Help, Female Help, Male lelp, Male or • Fivo room house and doublo :A* 70. *etao in n u n u , aPP°lntn\crnt- Mlsa Vir8 Long. Over Mobley’s Dyug Si f A. f f i , T m° [Help, Salesman Situation, Male RENT: Nico upstairs bed Situation,Female FOR room. 300 1-2' Palm atto Ave. > [Real E state FOR RUNT: F ront bed room, con­ [to Rent venient to bath. Hot and cold Bfcdiums. w ater. Telephone 385. 200 Laurel Ave. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or w ith­ ^t r a c t o r s out meal*. Reasonable rate*. January th<. Lincoln Hotel. , 1Painters scale per hour. We Have a Complete Line J. Sanford (R . A. WINSTON, General **! B R O W N R E A L T Y C O M PA N Y P ’s B a r b o r food barber P«8 welcome, 'ildez. of J DEVOE’S Paints, Varnishes a»and •• ■ | Stains Ball Hardware Co. Phone 8 N ever LOT CORNER OF FRANK­ LIN & PALMETTO $700 cash—Balnndo very easy t«rms. , PRICE $2,500 (If Sold This Month) ROSE COURT LOT $550 cash—Balance terms. PRICE $2,250. ( SEE DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 515 Firet N at’l Bank IlldR. Phune 713 LOST ' VALDEZ HOTEL W urt W. W arner, Mgr, R EA L ESTATE A N D INVESTMENTS 2h— Plant, Seed*, Trees IWAHT TDK FLORIST” Flower* i'ut all oeosMoa* 814 Mvrtle Pbnn* 260-W I l . \ T IIK C l l i r r I T COI IIT OK-NKM| IM H .K COIINTV, r i . U I U l l A IV I C IIA M C K lir . r 31—Spccinl Notices ( RIN'tlHTON itroonni'VI, na holm. il«vlnpi'H. K r n n t r i ' i n r olhr rwlai* nml < In t h r lu lrn, devisee*. Kiuiileon. l e uulee* u r o t h e r wise u n d e r H e n r y A. Roord d e r a s e d : a n d to t h e heir*, do* s Isees. g r a n t e e s , l e g a t e e s o r o t h e r | « |se u n d e r Jntties It Rr v e e tleeeaaed ' n n d to all i i n h n o w u |iartle*. w h o m ­ soever . elul ml ntr a n y I n t er e s t o r I n ­ t e r e s t s In Hie l a n d I nvol ved In till* s ui t u n d e r a n y of t h e uhdvo n a m e d . d e f e n d a n t * eueh n n d e v e r y . Whits* names ami residences ar e u n k n o w n | t o t h e UtiiunUInniit to t h e n h n v e m l tilletl c a u s e mol t o all u n k n o w n i p a r t i e s w h o m s o e v e r cl ul ml nw a n y i I n t e r e s t o r l o l e r c n t s In t h e l a n d In1 volvctl In t hi s s u i t u n d e r a n y of t h e ulotve, n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s euch , a n d e v « f w h o s e n a m e s unit re»lI t l e n e e s / n r e u n k n o w n t o t h e Cantl pin I iki |i 1 In t h e alioVe e n t i t l e d c u u s e I a mi toYall u n k n o w n p a r t i e s , w h o m I s o e v e r Y la l ml n A a n y I n t e r e s t o r InI t e r e s t s III tile l a u d Invol ved III tills I suit, s a i d l a n d -bei ng s i t u a t e In R e m ­ Inuir County, Florida, ai n d d e s c r i b e d a * fo llo tv a . t o - w i t : .18— Wnnlcd. Situation Mnle POSITIONS WANTED: White help nil vocations supplied on short notice. Pleaso write, wire or ph6no 2632. Northern Star Eni•iy ment Bureau, 30 E. Church St., Orlando, Fin.— ----- 40—Wnnled Real JvJtntc TRACT t Lot t of Hcrllon 14. Town-ship 20 south, IU iiki* 31 east, except 7 1-2 acre* sold to .(utlo J. Hrlre, ileiirrUiwiI a* follow*: "Renin at tinrtheURt corner of aalil *«rllnn 21. run *out It i> ami f.0-100 ehalnit. thetira went 6 chulnR, theure north 9 and Rn-too ehalus theni-o cur I R chain* to begin­ ning. TRACT J It. Kin 6 anil aa-lOO ehnlna north of the southwest corner tif t h e l io r t h w e R t (Rlurter of Kectlon 31, w e s t quarter of Hectlon 31, ToiviiRhlp t'J South. Range 33 e u » t. run thenco north « oholn*. In n post, thcnco Routh 6 chains to a pout, llicnce wr*t 40 chains ' t>> point of Ix-gRinlng. amt It appearing from the sworn Rill of Complaint h.-rnn that you right, title or IntercRl In and In lha property hcrcInatioVR <lc*crlbcd. U 1* lhcr»foro ORDKRKD that you amt each of you am hereby re­ quired to appear to the Rill of Com­ plaint herein filed on Muniluy tho 4th day of January. A. D. 1926, Ilia Rimu being n Rule Day of this Court, ut the Court Hyu*a III Han­ ford. Florida and III default thereof. Decree Pro Confc**o will lie entered nguliiRt you. said cause lirllig u suit to quiet tltla In the Complainant, In anil to the lands herclnabovy de­ scribed. It I* therefore ORDKRKD that thlrf nhtlce he puhlDhed In the Han­ ford Herald a newspaper puhllshed in Hemlnotu County, Florida,, ones u week In four (4) cuiisccutlva weekly Issue*. -a. . IVlTNKHH my hand and official *rnl of the Circuit Court of the Sev­ enth Jtidldclal Circuit of the Htnte of Flurida. In and for Bemlnola County, Florida, hn this th* 4th day Ilf December, A. D. |*l». (Hlgiied) V. E. IXitJOIiAS, MAAS CO.. Minneapolis, Minn. ROOM WANTED by man nnd wife with refined peoplo. Con­ venient bath with running hot wa­ ter and storage for uuto required FOR SALE: At South Sanford as well as other convenience*. No (Gindervills) new 3 room bung­ objection to distance from busi­ alow, 2 porches, also small cot­ ness section if on good road. Give Rx^ a I ' m. WEKKH. Deputy Clerk. tage-and one building lot, siso of lowest rent in first letter. Addrcsn IVtLHON. IIOU8KHOLDKR . and Iota 70x133, cash or term s. M. C. 112 care of Tho Herald. Aspinwall, owner. Palace Bldg. New House Palmetto Ave., all new fuYnishcd. Good term s .......... §10,500 Lot 64x117-Cypress Ave., off Celdry Avenue $1,000 Lot in M ayfair 60x117, near the lake. , Good term s ................. $4,500 Two Lots Oak arid Central Ave. For tho t w o ...................... $5,000 j • Lot 100x117 Snnford Ave. A good bargain. Tfircc Lots, 7th Willow St., §7,500 for three. Lot 35x117 Snnford Ave. around 6th, $12,000 Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, E astern exp„ $1,150 Lot in San L anta, 56x110 .......____ $3,500 Lot 60x127 Oak and C e n tra l................. $3,5Q0 014! OEAvR M E ItW T t h a t t o o e»A.o: r f r —' M A TB E . v— V O O T H tH K \ T OON’T W O R R Y rf?*l«fnn8 n ! i ltn d o n <,,tr.d «»ad «nd rallropd near U t f e sub dTrialon, price per acre ........— ....... ...HflO.Ot a v ? « . i t en nice, twanty five acres right .on railroad and .proposed,highway near San ford ready to aubdlvlde, D p rries-— i c e - - ....™ ......................... .... V S 100 lots, wcat firs t stre e t with five hundred an frontage on earns, the very beet buy in the city, pr Twu Iota corner Thirteenth kn$ Palm etto, |14xI17, H rahlent of K lnrM a .In c a Rcf.i •non: Klrat Nath-n.il liana. J. Itll H . H U T C H IN S O N UKAL RITATN 133 W rit Klral Street U l m n e 476 Member of SANFORD, VI.A Florida State Ktnrleta Aannclatlon < HILTON’S 1 n AllllRIl 1IIOV 113 Magnolia Ave. • First Cla'ta Barber* Special Attention Given To Ladlre and Children. Blton J. Moughton ARCHITECT F irst National Itnnk Bldg. H anford — - —— Florid* r rH O ^W -tP x o o JU ^»T F O t ^ E T T H E M O tM C • VVIL.L- e > e .v *. airs , n m n cnfcfeiij* ^ W. V. W II K K L ljv ^ It. A. KINO w a r d jk a n poniuii a r ir r s O ir.STKNSTROM J.P.THUItMOND , 410 411-413 . First National Bank Bldg. Phone 490-W. ---• " t.------*4 Radiator,. Rodr, Vender*. Ru» iiRik Hoard, Repalrlnf Wo H peclallao In W r* e k a Sanford Radiator and Dody Works R a d ia to r* . L am p * a n d V*nd*i All A u t o m o h l l a M etal P A rta Welding. Rradnir and Boldertn \V*rk U m ni*tt*4;fe sea Weet Reread Street Hanford, Florida W. H. LONG 410 Sanford Ave, Sanfofd. 9 k --- T T ----- Porter E. Pitta REAL ESTATE METAL WORK AND AU­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. Hodgins 410-411-413 1*4 Nat'l. Raak ■! I’hon* 410-lV Hanford, J ilR prcr t i l l i n g W . V. Wh*4 U«nl K a lu ta l l r o k a r i & Cowan Sheet Metal Co, 207 French Ave, WE HAVE I HE BEST BUYS •ACREAGE- BU SINESS-HOM ES* M o n f.7 2 1 \k\U le z R e tf! \y O > V u lilc / H o ld B u i h t m v By GEORGE McMANUS rM T B R R ie n .'Y W O R R IE D OV ER. MN ’ li. I t O R A T Tires and Tubes * E. y U R I.IN G , su v d lm io n I). J. DKAN. Cnmulalnant At price* that are right specialwt. Subdivliion to Or­ lando, Flurida, and F l o r a C. HOWARD PHLOT. cl at. Pan, Am and Standard Gas ana Ddimitaniii Hcighta. Florida on l>ixi* High Onlrr »l I'tihllralliin Oils ‘ way, ____________ NOTICE TO KNOWN AND UNl'N< UVN DKKKNI •ANTS “Vcedol Oils” 32—Typewriters, Suppplie.s TUB STATE UK FLORIDA, to: | C KDWAIID I-YiLOT, JOHN ? Electric Jrona • , SKI.MAN. OtllSON II COFKKK. WU, LA IKKJRD. W II.U HOARD. Radio Suppltra ' ItKOINAt.D lit KJIID. HKlilNAl.D HOARD. MAItV J. SUTTON nnd chines. Can’t be bent. Seminole tTiRlsTOPUKit c. button tier i. u*RINE’S FILLING | l>«nd. K. L. HUNTER. CHAR IlINO* j STUN, If llvtna unit If tlrnd. then STATION to all partli-a rlaltnlim any Interi'Kt 33—Wanted . iimlor U KDWAIID PKt.OT. JOHN I. SKI.MAN HIIISON It tMKKKK. Phono 461-J j ' " \VII.I.A lltKiltli, \VtI.I. A HOARD: WANTED TO BUY: Secund hnhd RKHINAI.D IliHIRb. ItKOINALir twin bnby carriage. Write W. I’, HOARD, MARY J SUTTON amt II i t Sanford Are. Aanfnid. Flacare Herald, giving price nnd lo­ i’ll IIISTOPII Kll U SUTTON h-r | I•11- 1,ii 1111 K. 1. HUNTER. I'lfAH. cation. J. H erald SALKS P O R C H . - * I- T. IIRYAN K. TO UP FATHER 216 E. Second S treet OLD FRIENDS Incorporated G. T A Y L O R D ^ E I t Painting—Decorating ’ PHONE 303 422 Union Avenue The Seminole Syncopaters, an eight-piece or­ chestra, will serenade. ReservutionH $2.60 per cover. Make tablo rcaorvationa now for coup468, foureomeB, or parties by telephone, letter or call— »-'• - Realtor Prices, terms and plats on appli cation. need LEONARDI’S COUOH SYRUP (CRBOBOTED) It soothes and cools the Inflamed tissues. It f«ri* Uks * swallow of icc water to a parched throat on a blister­ ing hot summer day. It |l»os quick reusf. r Ask rour your druggist lor for LaO-NAR-Dl’S Good for children and adults. e n d s ,, OLD TIMES Phone 536 FOR-SALE—3pacti on the p n g a i 265 A. at Twin Imkes on R. R .! WR 1IAVE_ n largo waiting list for classified advertisements. nnd aiding one mile West of City for smnll houro*. What have vou Why not rent those vacant room*, limits of Sanford. Some Inkes. 0ffer. Denn-Berg Corporation Some celery land. Balance a good 515 p jrs‘t Nntionnl Bank Bldg, sub-division nnd towrtslto. I --------- — - —--------------- -------- 77* MORGANTOWN. VS. VA.. people aro interested in Florida. Each of. them through a cUMlfled ad This is our own property. Titles in the Morgantown rOST. Six perfect. Will divide nny of above cents a word for s ix ' consecutive tracts. issues. RAW SORE THROATS N eve W. V. W HEELER 400 A in City limits of Sanford in Sec. 2-20-30. Cash or term* We want your busines* | 200 A. East of Pat Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. . Ave. Hard surface ru 321 E. First St. several pretty lake* -------------- -----;— - - ------ ; Lehman nnd Twin l BABY CARRIAGE for sale. GOD ; cub-diyision property i Union Avc. m o rn in g . OLD DAYS, WE WILL BE OLAD TO SERVE YOU I4!)2 A. SANFORD 8UB-DIVI8 ION ACREAGE WILL DIVIDITO SUIT PURCHASER. Our price* are right. C h ris o n e th in k s o f f 1 Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe LOST—Tortoise shell rim glasses BUY DIRECT FROM OWNERS 607 A. joining above nnd city limits on South. Some pretty lake* on land. New Dixie Highway will cross p art of lund. Hard road on other side. a o ld y e a r LOST—Cresent pin of rubies nnd pearls a t A. C. I- station. Re­ ward. Mrs. L. N. Hansele. , PALMETTO AVENUE LOT j Between Katie & Franklin. % $1,000 cash—Balance can be a r-| ranged. PRICE $2250. LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre- tMJtt S/U.r.: Right now possess­ ■ script!out. Drugs, Hodaa. We ion. New, all modern, 6 rooms are as near you aa your pbone. and bath, beautiful, Spnr.ish hungniow in ntu«t select part of San­ ford only $,r»00. $3300 cash, bnl8ANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ance easy terms. Bnynrd Realty Buceesfors to Gillon A P latt Co., Phone 208. 116 S. Park Ave. 410 Magnolia. Everything elec trica(. Phone 422: Electraglth Radio. 19—Sale, Live Stock • Masonic Bldg. D inner at 8 O’clock HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors, Estimaten given. Superior work­ manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co., G*n . Delivery. Orlando. BAND for building and construc­ tion purposes.. Delivery from quarry. MOO M yrtle Avenue, BUILDERS MATERIAL GROWERS SUPPLIES LOST: Dog, light tan color, bob­ tailed, Half-way off. His name is Pups, please cnll Mr. Lingo a t Oviedo, Fla., nnd reccivo reward. FOUR LOTS IN PINE HURST 1 $1000 cash—dlnlanco terms. PRICE $6,700. HARRY E. PRETTYMAN (Incorporated) 112 South Park Avenue Phone 632-W. 6— Business Opportunities I Lake Mary. Developm ent Company HUH At* TtMiKTIIKU A I’UIV DOL1.All*. INI - MAKi: OOOIl IIU.ILIIN* Hardwood floor scraping nnd rescraping n specialty. W. L. Rein­ hardt, City Tourist Camp, Sanford, Fla. PINE HURST LOT $650 cash—Balance terms. ..P R ICE.- $2000. 4V10HTS—Three .nation*. Mag FOR SALE: Pair good mules nt a bargain. Address A. M. Box noil* and Second. First and Elm, itKoomj Sanford Avenue and Ihtb.Stroot. 65, S a n f o r d . ______________ Expert service. 20—For Sale Miscellaneous oABoard I-’Olt SAI.r.: I cash ri-gisti-r, 1 ltd, (Sice, Stores WIGHT PRINT S H O P -P rin tin g rherve cutter, can be seen ut the Engraving, Embossing. Bee ur Popular Market, 315 E. Firat St. flrsL W e-tlo tt. Phone 417-VY iicAtfigc » " H , <• R. 'R. "Ave.-boWmeWal SL FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three i Chaves mules. Will sell cheap or trade JAM ES H. COWAN—All kind* for Fotd truck or Fordson Tractor. B tuea of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Call L II. Echols. Telephone 6161.2 «ARent W ater a rd Boat Tanks. A t Oak Stock Avei.ue and Third Street. Tele­ AIR COMPRESSOR for filling Miscellaneous station and other purposes. Com­ phone 111. plete with electric motor, firat Estate MIRACLE Concrete U , general class condition. Call 139. iture * cement work, ildewglks, build­ Wanted ing block*. Irrigation boxen. J. & COAI, FOR SALE. Phone or call Terwllleger. Prop. Lincoln Hotel. Jewolers HILL LUMBER CO. House o SALE: Ford Sedafi. 4 doors Decorating, Service, Quality and Price L>d condition. $200.00. 210 E. This is fine land and a bargf We can make attractive price nnd term* on these nr will exchange one o r both for improved property nt Sanford or vicinity. 209 .Magnolia Ave. Phone 231 7— B u s in e s s S e r v ic e Aeroplane Site Sold In Units o f ---1. 5 and 10 Acre Tracts or F.nllre Sections $150 I’er Atre and UP it. Houses C Phone 117 Oak and 2nd St. r N I T K H R TA T RS L A N D OFKICK. O AINKSV1LLK. F L O R ID A . DKC F .U R H It 7. l i l t SIX ROOM HOUSE With nil improvements, in first class condition, can bo ‘ bought for $1600 cash. Bal­ ance terms. Has screened porch and good I garage. PRICE $6,500. • 1, Apartments 120 ACRES AT §100 PER Ad 108 Magnolia Avenue Phone 3 [Service FREE—REFRESHMENTS AT COMMUNITY DIN- .» ING ROOM. ft Sec Our Salesmen AT I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS or c o m w «T1 Of Til* l l t r r l t f 24,— L o s t, F o u n d LOT ON CORNER OF PAL­ METTO & 12TH ST. $1500 cash, balance terms. PRICE $3000. Acreage Adjoining Daytona Opportunities THIS OFFER CLOSES JANUARY 1st, 1926 FREE—TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. TERMS ATTENTION! DELAND FARMS E fficient Jicationa TWO LOTS ON MAGNOLIA _ AVENUE Corner of Spurling. ?C00 cash balnnco terms. PRICE $1,000. '•■■-•* Department To Helm or l.eaal n*pr**rn(atlvrn PALMETTO AVENUE LT ■—.A_t Floral Heights 60x160. " -WOO CASH DAYTONA ta t i VO thorT , with’ rates, ^cation will give [Wormation. And ^ will assist you pet want ad. to [effective. INT NOTICE should give their liffice address as ■hone.number If lolts. About one i thousand has a the others can’t with you unless ir address, unce MUST be a »t The San* [flee or by leti discontinuin' Phdnc 746 Anyone wanting an ideal rettin g for a home should sec this piece of property. Price $8,500.-.Terms may bo arranged. B TO 10 ACRES of land, suitable for vegetables or fruit, with buildings. On or nenr highway, near Sanford. State price. for Southern California. Writt fornU & St°nC’ Bann,nR» Call HOUSE ON HIGHLAND AVE. Three .rooms |n House Three rooms in garage. 4.1,000 cash, balnnco arranged. PRICE $0,000. MtTISERS Christmas and New Year’s O ffering F<l R.nR^ U BTd.r?£.m t0 *f*Htle14—For Sale. Acreage DEPENDABLE USED CARS s o t ic k llv? f=? n* Mary San Cjjexyjrbaih to g ^ m n ^ ly ! 2ufiS #* c ’ ’ <° r sa,c or ®*changt 5— Autos, Sale Lg I, restricted •ideation. ■made The Sann be responsible tin ftr insertion, for subsequent affice should he lately in case of 21—Sale, Real E a tate _ FOR SALE: Land to sell on the . main road. In Grapevilte, one half acre. Apply George T. Bai RKEL A SONS Too Drive It. average length , About five acres on a lake, ju st outside city limits. This is one of the best locations in Florida for a beautiful homo. On this pro­ perty there is now n small house, with au ­ tomatic w ater system, bath room, electric lights nnd telephone. Lot 2, Block 7, M ellonville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott A venue, E astern Exposure ..... .......... $4,200 Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ................ $4,200 Wept 108 E. Second St FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO, e n t c r in o 1st National Hank Illdg. For ,ota AUTOS FOR HIRR *AGI £ AUTO SERVICE Di or si gift. Meets all trale*. Bai rage tia n a f-r. Pbone 661 and 68-' *1— Bwfr. Real Estate Igs are for con- . f t l ! 3 V £ * -H 4 Rooms and Bath on Fifth Street. Price $5,000. Cash $1,000. . f, W ONDERFUL HOME SITE REAL ESTATE M 8—Autos, Rent s__.JOe a line “__Be a line __Z Tc a line 5c a line t double above BEARDALL AVE. CELERY P arii • 113 Vi Magnolia Ave, TMC CITY o r FO ST O R 1A WfECCOiHC. - "will b« Mlnxu and iiapiTtliately road, HlcctrTir'lght* wjro™ *^ ,lwlw- In Garage. 1 mile from depot, ot 4 Rooms and Bath, ju st off Second St. Price $5(000. Cash $1,250. AUCTIONEER W E SELL lota and anbdivlalona at pablio ruction. Lafo Burger, Room fl,’Rock Bldg. Orlando. Fla. a t e s j, Advance in c o m e t a x Robertson, W illiam s and M onahan Y o u * w e now Ab 10—For Rent, Rooms 2 Lots, Oak HiU, each. $200.00 .c* once monthly.-3 Lots on Magnolia Jit Franklin. Under the m ar­ ket. . Beautiful - Corner L ot-on Magnolia at Hughey. * at $1,600.00: $500.00 balance $16.00 montl Lot No. 24. Fort M . 4u near Mayfair, NOW* MAvGCdE. r*__ - REALTOR Jfew Smyrna High mfle from Osteen. 3 acres cIearqd..Price attractive terms. Lake Monroe Development Office Phone 130 - �THE 8AJNF0RD HERALD, 8ATTJRDAY, DECEMRER_26, 1925 s ~~ ~ ^-------—t — fir"' property owners To all those who own property in Sanford there is almost certain assur­ ance of increase value. Wheather you bought a year ago, or onTy yester­ day, the properly that you bought is increasing in value almost every day. You have exercised your good judgement and foresight-and you arc rightfully entitled to every dollar of profit, that may come to you. In the Greater Sanford District there is hardly a piece of property that you can buy but that will make money for you in the very near future. - , » — «4 Sanford property iatfhe best investment in Florida today— and, this con­ nection, w e again wish to call your attention to the pre-eminent oppor­ tunity— Loch Arbor. ^ Your attention is directed to the fact that a part of Loch Arbor is in the city limits. B E A R IN MIND; T H E C O U N T R Y C L U B E N T R A N C E SE C T IO N WILL BE F O R M A L L Y ANN O U N C E D F O R S A L E W ITHIN A FEW D A Y S Reservations are now being accepted. Be sure to mala N ext to P ost O ffice TELEPHONE 588 M f »»»»» �- jyv 1 Florida's Heart, G re a te s t Vegetable icheat Garden Land • . Fair Monday and Tuesday. Cold• r and - killing froat, central por­ tion. Associated Press Leased Wire S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A J , D E C E M B E R 2 8 , 1 9 2 5 Sixteen Pages NUMBER 126. Weather Is Predicted For Florida Tonight itAs Fair South Russians Take Afghan PostjH eavy Damage To [iami Forecast Property A n cftife ANDREWS S A Y S l^ ^ stO ffic e S w a m p e d HOVE AGJUNSTi W eather7Man HE IS PLEASED! INDIA SEEN IN Reported In W est BORDER FIGHTFIVE M a $o n i c N° • - in s« h* WITH DRY WORK BODIES INSTALL1 |ture fs Low fh To Damage In Northern Is Report fDropsTo Iristol, V a. lively Little ig Reported them States Weather^ “Barbaric Bob” Is Brought From Paris LONDON, Dec. 28.—</P)—The "barbaric bob" has been inifyortcd from Paris by hair dressers who are trying to knock out the shingle. Thin is tho fuzziest effect which has yet been introduced since women began to bob their hnir. And it requires a skillful, professional m anipulator to pro­ duce it; it is f a r beyond .the ordinary brtrbcr who has been reaping a fortune out of the boyish effects. "Tho barbaric bob," carries with it n parting of the hair on" the right b^Ic. T wo combs aro used to raino the hair off tiiu' ears and drape it buck of them so long, curly locks ’cncirclo the car and hang well for­ ward underneath' it. The hair r.till has a shingled line at the hack to givo it a sm art and modern touch. Postmaster J. P. Halt thir morn­ stocks in this and other localities. Mr. Mali’s statement alluding to ing announced that the business handled by the local office was the Christmas gifts now awaiting is cxpocted to cause Prohibition Chief Goes To three times greater this year than distribution cheer nmong many who have been Key West And Havana Af- in 1021. lie stated that incoming expecting Santa Claus to nrrive by parcels consisting of Christmns way o f parcel post. From the out<ter Having Inspected Wo- k gifts were still pouring into tho Iook this morning, severnl trucks In ( arolinas And Georgia office with every incoming train will he kept busy for the next five and that several days would elapse or six days making deliveries before deliveries would return ti^ throughout the residential districts Is normal. of the-city. The floors, jn some of the rear It was stated that the force in fooms were stacked high with par­ tho local office worked all night cels and packages this morning Saturday afui all day yesterday in 'Conference To He Held With and clerks were busy trying to get nn effort to save disappointing paCuban Officials Hut An- them .i *•--* and* delivered 1 11 1 with '** *L sorted the trons of the office who arc expect­ drews Is Mum On Subject least possible delay. ing parcels as Christmns gifts, and The express embargo has ptey- business houses who nro depend (j a i m w i i i ~ .. ed havoc with the mail service nil ing on ktho mail for new stocks /ip; n„ ' • G,B;s V - . - 8- “ over the state, particularly in Jnck- with which to fill their shelve* .mug '••mpIKcd inspection Cohville, nrrrrrding to postai aii- a Tier n fliTTstmas business which is j-of-rustonw parts of entry and const thoritics. Many shipments coming said to have depleted practically ; ®>unr” n111' prohibition units on the, through the mailt are for business every stock in’ the city. I south Atlantic M-nbourd, except _ ________ . Florida, Assistant Secretary of the I ' ~ r* Today But Modera­ tion Of Weather Is Predicted Tuesday Reports Of Unprovoked A h- i -s A n . i | n I i * n sault Causes Concern I n ; U r r I L l A L u Lnndon As Former Designs Of Russia * Are Recalled First Joint Ceremonies To He Held Tonight At The Incident Likely To Masonic Temple-With High Cause Much Trouble, Potentates' In Attendance Florida Situation Admitted Problem Thirteen Deaths Occur In Chicago Afghan Comiflnnder In Killed InAtalialion service* for five And Territory Surrounding Mnsonic hodir/i, including the Eastern Star order,- will lie held Darklmd Has Hccn Occupied tonight . ---m tho Mnnonic Tentplo on, Canada'Shivers With Mercury Between 21 And 26 Below Zero CHICAGO, Dec. 28.— (AP) LONDON. Doe ,,u —i.l’t - A r... ,>nrl< Avcitno." This i* *qid M bft — Astronomers with TheTr rthwest Floridu: rsTiVn,. Ylb.t' *.he fin:t J'dfU insianhiltm scr- | port front Afghanisinn that Ru..' I vieos ever held by Masonic organ eyes on sun spots and other >t quito bo cold i; lowest tentvoked attack upon nnd captured 1irntions in the history of the city. so la r p h e n o m e n a , n n d w e n th const about 20 Several high state Musonic o f - ! o r p ro p h e ts w ho recently*1 the Afghan post of Darkbail, has i; Tuesday inereasfleets are expected to be present1w a rn e d o f b itte r Cold W e ath e r aroused concern here. or m M’r vi eea ntu with rising temthee services ami a luncheon i s ; tht> ,ftlte r p n rt 0 f D e c e m b e r in official circles it is helicvi'dj . lfor , j Imitig planned for 5 p rv iti|f n t tn o |lrt»h north and that if the report proves true the i have seen their predictions . action would lie regarded us u sig­ conclusion of the work. KeJ> West and Havana. They! true. . . nificant step toward realization of Tho order In which the various in north and were aboard the const guard cut-1 Sweeping out o( the north­ a movement which Russia is alleg­ bodies will install their new o f­ to cloudy in ter Mailin' and only a brief stop ed to be secretly making toward ficers was announced this morning west like Valkyries bent on do-,, itoniKht and Tueawill In- made at Key West. I ml in. ns follow*: DeMolay, beginning struct ion, tho Icy winds of winter it colder tonight, Gen. Andrews is satisfied with Stories of attempts by Russia to about 5:30 I’.' Mi,. Order of tho timo have invaded almost every iturc tonight 20 conditions in the three ngeneies gain possession uf Afghanistan, ,Eastern Star, the Bltto Lodge, section of the United State* ond J ' LOCAL My lower in cxunder his control in North Caro­ with u view to advancing throukb Chapter and The Cummntidcry Cunnda, leaving death and destruc­ , 20 to 32 Five Masonic bodies to install lina, South Carolina add Georgia. tion as a week end aftermath. that, country to India once caused will follow in order. i hnyy to^ tiling 1U2A officers toniglrt in Joint Ho feels they are meeting the DeCottes And Spencer Change City Hus Coldest Weather excitement. From the Rocky Mountains to Diplomatic arrangoTho officers for 1020 were an­ n'.rvl portion, and ccrftinonics “ It Has Experienced For mentx, however, ended the scares nounced a>* follows: for tho E x t ­ tho Atlantia seaboard freezing and Name Upon Entrance Of present situation, and arc making \1 . w eather j Mpnday Js one of the chilliest plans for any further requirements Past 5 Years; Thermoj omeier -in WU7, ofti.r uKii-li, until the* Bol­ ern Star; Mr*. O. K. McKdy* Wbr- sub-zero tem peratures. Wfrrv*i1¥*L i .,^ t. Purtner Who Is A Graduate sdnrv ex perienced . here in -five with virtuaBy no relief Insight in? on them. -Jn* each port where "TTcad~78 Year Ago Of Dhth Yale And Michigan Today shevik revolution in 1017,*the oog- tliy Matron; G. E. M<;Kny, Worftty day but with *omo modoratlon pro­ y t *■?* r femperaturca oy of a Ruasiun menace to Afghan­ I’utron; Mrs. R. C. Turner, Assoo treasury official has talked rps o r assistants With his subordinates, ho has as­ TrslnetT-“ corpa mised Tuesday, Tho cold break' r Portion. Modistan nnd India had not reached its riato Matron; Mrs. Ed. Ward, from the Announcement Wtis made today The coldest weather Sanford has head. • brought to H otel*F orrest Lake sured them they should not hnng nortnlnnd pushed even isorth and noHhSecretary; Mrs. Harry Kent,Treas­ of the admission of Samuel It. from New Jersey tourist hostel­ back in asking for needed person­ into the heart of Dixie, nnd beyond experienced in severnl yenrs de­ The statement prepared for pre­ urer; Mrs. Eugene Higgins, Con­ Dighton to the law firm of De­ the northern ranges of Florida. ry. and equipment. Without pro­ Cottes and Spencer, and tho sub­ scended upon the city Sunday night sentation by the director of public ductress; Mrs. L. H. Gibb*, Asso- to Accidents wore- numerous, prop­ S. R. Dighton admitted to law nel per support front Washington, he sequent change of the company .1 and nil over tho city people were information of the government of elate Conductress; Sirs. P. SI. El­ erty valued a t severnl ntllliona waa TON, Dec. 28.— firm of DeCottes and Spencer. India, just mode public says: der. Chnplain; Sirs. A. B. Shoe­ destroyed and great suffering waa eraturea as low Local post office flooded with said, the good work they have done naino to DeCottes, .Spencer and huddling around vvnriuus heating "The traditional designs of Rus­ maker, Mnrshnll; Mrs. Slnry Sian- caused among the |toor and homowould be nullified._ Dighton. practiccrs of general law Christm as package!'. appliances early this morning. or slightly besia, after being temporarily sus­ is. Organist; Miss Dorothy Stokes, less. In tho east particularly tho with office* in the Seminole Coun­ Florida Situation Bothersome • la k e Mary store is robbed S at­ According to the records of Mrs. pended, have now been resumed in Aida; Miss Allie fiitlon, Ruth; low tempcr|]LtMrcs brought home itreme north por- urday night. The Honda situation will have ty Bank building. Mr. Dighton A. M. Wnlkrr, locnl government a new und formidable shape, nnd b Miss Virginia Jenkins,Esther; Sirs. tho seriousness of the hard coal with heavy to the assistant secretary's attention STATE $ is n graduate ! weather observer, the temperature flood of nnti-Hritish propaganda is George Drnekiiorn, Martha; Mrs. strike now in'the seventeenth week. when he returns front the visit to in the central directed against points on Jim Huff, Electa; Mrs. J. D. I'nrk- Below zero temperature* were re­ .if l)t»tit the Uni nt 7:30 o'clock this morning wits being Colder w eather tonight for Havana. He admitted liquor the perimeter of the British zone." cr, Wnrdcr and D. S. E. Starr, corded In several parts of Penn­ frosts as far as Florida 33. It is presumed tim in ’ lower versity of Mich­ predicted by United S ta­ smuggling through the? hundreds The director expresses the belief sylvania and other anthracite-pro­ weather clears tes W enther Bureau. igan and the figure was reached 'fllrevious to Hint the spread of Htissiun influ­ Sentinel. of keys, inlets nnd rivers and oth­ ducing regions. ( that hour. The maximum temper­ For the DeSIolny: George Wil­ Yule Inw school. Gilchrist county officials ndrii-^' er indentations of the? Florida cast lit for tonight by Elements Cause Much Damage •* ature yesterday was flj. JTho -min­ ence, still is the aim of the itussian son, Slnster Councilor; Walter cd by Governor M artin. Ho was admit­ was giving him worry. The study government as it'w au under tho bureau. • Warm Whllo most of the continent wan • .. ; imum for Saturdny night was 37. Ilnrhvr, Senior Councilor; Austin ted to the Geor­ which he expects to mnke on tho Czurs und he .(loclitrcs t|iat Runnorth and north •DOMESTIC the grin of the cold wave, ele­ l ’crusual of the records for the sin s new nationalistic policy in Clark, Junior Councilor; Clydo in gia bur in 1U12, return trip will include a series of of the state Is in ment tiinitlfeslallnnH of other kinds Booth, Senior Deacon; William Cold wave grips whole country, conferences in Miami and Jack­ a n d practiced past five years disclosed tho fact likely before long, to constitute a morrow. were noted In othcb parts of tho . leaving destruction and aufferInw in Kavunnnh that only on one occasion was the serious threat ugainst Afghanis­ Gillun, Juniot- Deacon. sonville, with a trip front Wash­ world. Lightning, incidental tQ a t tem peratures also ing.in its path. . t temperature ns low as 33 and thnt < Officers for lU2fl of the Monroo from thnt timo tan. ington lati‘r to the west const und violent storm, set fire to several i for most of the A ssistant.S ecretary of T reas­ Tne report dwells on effurts of Chapter, No. 15 R, A. M., were petroleum tanks a t Buenos Airoa until l'J17, when wna on Jan. 0, 1024. One yenr »*, although 11 hard ury Andrews, a fte r inspection ofv Mobile contemplated. h o abandoned ngo today tho minimum wbh 52 Russia to extend hor I n f l u e n c e I Riven as follows: Mnurico II. catming 11,000,000 dantugu. Severn Before leaving here, ho held an­ the const of North dry forces in Carnlinas and Geor­ In tho territory of Entire Amunu* Spencer. High Priest; G.E. McKny, earthquakes were felt in several his work to cn- nnd the maximum 78. other conference with Deputy ProSouth Curolina wna g ia ,' leaves for Key W est and While the populace, generally, is Unit Knhn, including proposals for King; E. A,. Brothersnn, Scribe, localities dn Vera Cruse, Mex. At roil iu the first hibition Administrator Dismukes lit. • Havana. Officers Trniit- feeling tho bite of tho cold wind, utt improvement of communication John Gove, Treasurer; C. J. L* Rochelle, France, u fishing •’ •' and half a dozen ngents "to get nturo wna below witli Kabul, tho capital of Afghanis Humph, .Secretary; J. O. Huff, Cap­ l>ont foundered,,* drowning seven • • Seventy-four people killed in Krning as far south traffic accidents in 11 southern the iny of the land and henr their ing_ Camp. Graduatin^ with a which hits been sweeping across tun nnd Oxus. As the post of Dark- tain of tho, Host; T. E. Meredith, nnd melting snow gorged streams problems." Mr. Andrews Insisted commission he went to Franco Lake Monroe for'tho past 30 hours, whiclt the iiussinns nro reported Inico and Northern states during past week. Principal Hojourner; W. D. Routh, causing ncrlous flood*. authorities stated this morning where ho served it* captain nnd Asheville, tho tem- . Coal operators and miners the matter had signifiganco nnd !<> have seized, arc lit an important Ro>al Arch Cnptain; George Huff, At New York City, where tho ( battalion commander of tho 320th that tho truck gnrdens nnd fruit crossing realized that ho had similar per­ ftro. of tho Oxu* River, suspic­ M aster.of Third Veil; J. It. Smith, mercury hovered around seven meet in New York to renew ne­ hod not suffered us n result of the field artillory of the 82nd divis­ sonal talks with groOn chiefs in gotiations -fo r settlem ent of heavy frosts. Tho waters of the ion hus been aroused hero thnt tho Master of Second Veil: Burku above Sunday, the weather wax Charleston and Wilmington nnd on ion. •aged Fruils is likely to euuno trouble. Steele, faustur-of First Veil; D. S. biting enough to cause Robert Moystrike. lake nro said to temper tho wind incident Following Ills return to tho Un­ LLK, Fla., Dec. 28. A dispatch from Kubul telling of E.- Starr, Sentinel. . . Express embargo on citrus his visits to tho Onk Island coast ited States, he accepted a -posit­ to such an extent thnt growing oknwk, a visiting Eskimo from rfs in northwest- fruits and fresh fish lias been guard station and the customs the rapture of Parkbnd, said tho Aluskn and points north to ..say Blue I.odgo officers for 1U2G arc: crops are not injured without u ion as associate counsellor for the flpcd to as low it« lifted by Amoricun Railway Ex­ house have been mnde. Afghan commander was killed by "Ect is cold." Tho Icy winds, how­ John Gove, Worshipful Master; protected freeze. Jefferson Stundnrd Life Insurance thu Russians nnd thnt the sur­ Won’t Discuss Problem* above zero, t\ press Company ever did not Interfere .with t|u> rounding territory consisting of G, W. Huff, Senior Warden; M. dully swim of 14 members of a meteorologist Mr. Andrews nnd , Willinm R. Company with offices in Greens­ FOREIGN whole or part of ntt inlund formed Y. Bedsoc, Junior Warden; W ulttr Boston organization known as tho today. StnrtVuliancc, assistant solicitor of tho boro, N. C., where, ho remained by two branches of the river Oxus Houth, Senior Deacon; Ken Itos- "L Street Brownies" although' Ico London aroused over Russian state department, who is making until June, 1025, when ho resign­ People’s Army Fast sho^tly a fte r of Khaimbnd, had been *itcr, Junior Deacon; E. A. Bro- hud tu be broken. Umpernturo a t capture of Afghan town, which Evacuating Tientsin northwest tho trip, nro expected to hold sev­ ed to resume general law practice •thereon, Senior Steward; Junto* nt Sanford in the officcn of Deoccupied by Hie Russians. has been interpreted as secret of Canada shivered with fgunod to un oferal conferences in Havana where Huff, Junior Steward; S. B. Ad- tiietyoi.t Cottes and Spcnccr. move toward India. United States, tho north com­ |above zoro before they are scheduled to arrivo Tues TIENTSIN, Dec.. 28.— GP) — ant*, Secretary; It. B. Chapman, Mr. Dighton is a mentbor of monwealth experiencing one of thu ! reported a temdny. Both officials concur with various fraternities and societies. Most of the national people's army Treasurer; B. S. Babbitt, Chaplain. worst week ends in years, with tho trecs.- • v 1 , (Continued on Page *>)- . recently defeated in the fighting Two Stolen Cars Are Ho is a Delta Tnu llrUa, a mom The Commnndery officers' are to mercury 24 to 20 below In srfmu Did the tomperaTientsin, has evacuated this her of the honorurjJSSBl frutern around be; A. F. McAlister, Commander; sections. Ono note of cuntrasL how­ florldu were suf- Found By Police And city. It Is noteworthy that a few ity of Pitl Delta 'T ^ ^ L n active of tho troops have moved north­ T. \V. Jones, Generalissimo; G. E. ever was provided by West Kooto[•criously damage member of the Legion, McKay, Captain General; John (Continued on Page 3 )_____ Returned To Owners eastward toward Tangshang, but sd that all fru it Quvc. Senior—Warden;— Qeu.— und n niuntber Club most of tho fly in g imldlcrB-nrc , this -section be In cammcnUiq^W pnW la adm Huff, Junior Warden; L. H. Gibb*. proceeding southward toward MnShariff C. M. Hand a nnounced, fuzing temperuPrelate; J. O. Huff, Sword Bearsion to the firm, Gtforgo A. DoCotWASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—UP)-. chang. ' •: far-STOtb~BB this morning th a t a Hudson nutotos-warmly praised Mr. Dighton’a Bicause of failing health, Gen. t r ; A. K, Kossitter, Warder; A. I t The Kuomlnchun (national peo­ counties. v mobilc, stolen from Roy Harden, of nowledge of the law and his ability ple’s army) is most anxious regard­ John J. Pershing is expected to Key, Treasurer; J. D. Jenkins, Re­ h u rts’will be felt to sgrvo satisfactorily in many ing events in Manchuria, but its return hero within tho next month corder; It. E. Ilcurndon, Standard Orange City Saturday night had A trained corps of hotel cm* tea, according t 5?*, to. *— r. members believe Marshal Chang from Arica, Chile, whero he is re­ Bearer; D. B. E. Starr, 8entlnel; ». H .-M arkhnm ^h»«n Tecovered in tho Woods near nioyees^nuntbcrlng more thnn ou ways. Tso-Lin. Manchurian dictator who presenting President Cooildgo in T. E. Meredith, W. A. Higgins and tho Wckivn River. has^ nrived in Sanford to tue over 1on Pago 3) Tho Egyptian women thought last week defeated his form er sato- tho Chilcan-I’eruvten arbitration J. C. Trnwtck, Guards Harden waa Bald to havo been tho duties of the various depart­ they Flowers’ general store a t Lako could strengthen their hair lite, Grit. Sung-Ling, is unlikoly to over Tacna-Aricn. Many of the apolntivo ot/ices Mnry was robbed of approximately in Sanford on business and had ments of tho Hotsl Iiorrtstt I*ake by rubbing It with a donkey's follow up ihe remnant of Kuo’s in the -various organizations will His physician has. recommended according to a statement • mado $200 in cash by .three unidentified only left his machino fo r a few this morning by Howard Hullc,c- tooth crushed in honey. army inside the walls. that he begin the homeward trip bo filled sometime soon after th» men altout 0 o’clock Saturday night minutes. Upon his return tho car not later than Jan. 15 and ho may new officers aro * coated. Tho according to reports receiv'd by Practically all of the staff canto depart from Arica before th at hebds of th e lodges are txpcctsd Sheriff C. M. Hand, who Is today . was gone. He immediately* noti­ hero direct from tho Loch Ai Dor E x p o r t a t io n date if proper arrangem ents -can to announce their appointments working on tho cose. hotel in Allonhurst, New J era5> *» 5"‘ fied tho polico and the Sheriff nnd within the next few days. bo made. where the Hulick brothers operate Th* three men are'said to as a result of. an all night search M rv cj by two an exclusive summer resort hotel. D etails.of thu general’s illness entered tho s to re -a n d ^a|ipn lines rnain- the car was found in good condi­ Tho chef and hia'assistant*, the $1.00 worth of lunch to allaj Wd bi-weekly sail- tion. No clue ns tp identity of the bakor, head w aitsr and corita uf ruspicions of tiio storekc«L Jnviilo «mi inter- t h i e f o r thieves, lias been report­ maids, waiters, bell boys und door­ Judge W. E. While was cqnfront- charge. In each case a bond of $1 what alarmed his friends in tho • Schneider Cup Race when they stuck a gun in 'hi* TITc Clydo ed. men have all had yoatj o f a p o r ; cd with a largo docket in. polico was ordered entreated. * and rifled th* cash register. capital. •’ • f . , . , ,• ^ “ny inauguraU cnco ut largo tourist, hotel*. Mr. court thTs morning but owing to Isaac Samlicis, charged with .op­ Several people lounging In |ho There has been-a mnrkeA in ­ ‘ Over service to Another Hudson Found LONDON, Dec. 2 8 .- G D - Tne vicinity of the store became sue. Hulic said, a n d j t is es|>ectM that many forfeited bonds, tho cases erating a motor wchicle whilo un­ crease In blood pressure, In ad­ fear* „go and a t The Hudaon. outotn<H)He belong- tho quality of th sir ,e r'fice J * 1 did not actually require much time der tho-influence of liquor vWss dition to complications resulting signlnd of tho I.ecni-no.treuty has picious of the three and took down .Vv e two- river Ing to Edward Ward, which was attract many visitors to the For­ for disposal. / fined $100. C. Carson waa also from lnfecttd teeth. I!o is in his increased the possibility of Ger­ the number of tha ,f* From tho list of drunks and vi­ charged with driving a car while sixty-sixth L^oeola and the stolen from In front of the Elks* re st Lake, which will be opened m any’s participation in the next tho mnehtne. Thl* year. Tvv,*lo ore in op- club Saturday night, was recover­ within the next few days accord­ olators of tho parking law* it wai* drunk but fiMjod to show up in Schneider cup race. Tho removal given to the sheriff as Although Washington officials evident that the nolice' were’ kept court und his bond of $100 was ^JnK pusii.Mtgcrs ed Sunday morning .by Officer ing to presont plans. ,. Two of the ntemare di declined to ntftko any announce! of reftrictions on thu. building of ^•nforj dai!jv Beckwith, ,of the Sanford Polico aircraft in Germany will enable ntiddli aged, and one Is Several carloads of dishes and busy over Saturday and Sunday ordered -entreated. »> -, ment regarding Gen.'I’crshing’a re* Deportment, in the Prcnmwold various other equipment have bflen with a number o f petty' cases. *rnnsportation experts In that country tp construct havo been a young man, Floyd Hester was fined $1 for G .C. Hickson, Mrs. Stella Ar­ having tho cut-oUt of his automo­ turn to the U, 8. there were evi­ machines of- almost unlimited ly about 23 years of ago. "- - ' •»8*nized in Feb- subdivision, near French-avenue. • received, ahd an additional ship­ dences "that ’ Ms departure from Tho car had been parked nt H m ent of fixtures is expected to a r­ rington, Mrs. M. L. Strong, C. J. bile open and Lonnie Corringten South America would in no sensj horsepower. •Jreshor brothora ImmodteUly after tho b T ‘ i®?'«tht congestion o’clock Saturday night by the own­ rive in Sanford this week it wui Owenk, M^ Ben Amoi, William was fined $3 for speeding. the three backed Air exports hero say Geripany - ..bandits . bo a diplomatic retreat Morn an > D railroad embargo, er, Mr. Ward, and upon his return stated this morning. ' ' Clark, Gene Adams, WUH*m Lud­ will apply for readmission to the and drove international situation w hich. has Militia G!o*e was fined $1 for al­ to 'th e spot it was gone. J le inmudsubsidiary Practically ail finishing touches wig,' George Palmes, Miss Fields, federation of oeronaatlca when «» speod. embarasslng. intely ngtiflcd tho police. Officer have been applied ttr tha build­ A. W. Hart* und E.-S; McCarthy, lowing hor chickens to ran a t Urge. become brothers Tug building restrictions are removed, hi* deputy Steps will be taken to continue A. E. Ei*Is .was ordered W pwr a Bockwith detailed to scarcn scorch ing, jth was cteUiled «'«* and nnJ ^tho Jdelay elay attending attending tho tho were all charged with parking '^ w have equip- Jockw without 1light! 'According to- the fine of $10 on a charge of. Ming m far as possible tho work he has If readmitted she will bo enUUsd f°r bring- for the car and it was fopnd about delivery Qj of neded accessories Is witnout I . cumi-U' in intonuUoM l ; he«(i and also to pay >15 for. 41afactor*pompon- docket but them1,000 ton* of 11 o’elork Sunday morn ng, scarce- “ ^livery coc ing. , M hcui'J u tte r i t hnJ l.« n .Wl-, •« « « « •* r 0"1 a week. ok - J !5tk S tm? M SAMUEL DIGHTON'MERCURY DROPS IS ADMITTED TO WHILE SANFORD LOCAL LAW FIRM SHIVERS. IN COLD News Sum m ary Illness To Compel Pershing To Return To- United States Trained Staff Of Employees Arrive For Hotel Opening Lake Mary Store Is Looted Saturday By Men In Texas Car P FACTS Two Alleged Drunken Drivers Forfeit Bonds Of $100 Each In Police Court ...............Isf t e a s Germany May Enter M S HRS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/16f1740af47d768c768227b635c95271.pdf 9e8c27742ec3e63408595ea7953d54a5 PDF Text Text . __ — - — ! YOUR NEWSPAPER Published to Florida’s Heart, [ The World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land [OLUME XVI. ■0 i- r iit'C w TUB WEATHER! Local thundershower* Wednei* day; Thursday partly cloudy, thandershowers in south portion; modcrate cast winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS D ISPA TC H ES Anderson’s Double W a r’3d for Forgery I SUBMARINE SUSPENDED [n favorable W eather TIs Bar to Further Operations by Div[ers and Big Granes ro Bodies Were Rescued Today ivers’ Activities Are ►ushed Last N ight tut WithoutSuccess BRISTOL. Vn., Sept. 30.—UP) —William M. Williford, myste­ rious stranger, who was arrest­ ed in Widcner’s Valley, Wash­ ington county, late Monday nfternoon, because of his niurked resemblnncc to Gcorgo "Dutch” Anderson, famous bandit nnd gunnmn, has been turned over to officers of Wise, Vn., where ho is wanted on u charge of lar­ ceny. Deputy Sheriff Mclntire of Wise went to Abingdon, where Williford has been held in jail since his apprehension, and took charge of the prisoner Tuesdny. lie is charged with stealing ,-v quantity of clothe;, part of which is snid to have been fouhd in suitcase which he carried nt the time of his ar­ rest. Williford gave his home ns MIddleboro, Ky.,* though he said thnt he had n wife nnd two children in Virginia. SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, SEI*TEMRER 30, 1925. TRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER 53. AIRSHIP CHIEFlT hree C andidates In Fight KIWANIANS TO Navy D epartm ent Is For Post O f V eteran Chief; WORD Parade F eature On 2nd D ay {SPONSOR MOVE Blam ed By M itchell WEATHER MAN FOR Y .EC .A . For 2 A ir D isa ste r s Officer Tells Special Naval Court That Commander Of Shenandoah Refused to Lis­ ten to Repented -Warning May Recall Heinen On Valve Testimony Big Airship Might Have Been Saved If It Had Changed Its Course, Says Lieutenant ST. PF.TF.RSnURG. Sept. 30 —M*)—lh‘s Moines, Iowa, was unanimously selected as the 1920 convention city by the United Spanish War Veterans nt their sc:nion here this morn­ ing, when R1 Paso withdrew in fnvor of the former city. ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 30.— (/R—The Convention of the Spans, ish Amerienn War Veteran® was marked Tuesdny bv the nomina­ tion of candidates for high offices, election of officers by the women’s auxiliary and the big parade Inst night. From the standpoint of the public tho parade was the biggest feature, and all St. Petersburg lined Central and First Avenue to see the men nnd women march. There was n fish fry yesterday afternoon for the visiting veterans nnd many other social events. The veterans association itself held its meeting in the Plata Thenter when nominations for elective offices were made. Nominees for the office of Na­ tional Commandor-in-Chief wore: Harvey II. Hannah, Tennessee; Riehnrd R. Flyn, Massachusetts, and Col. Curnii A. Thompson, Ohio. Nominees for the next highest national office, that of Senior Vice-Commander were: Frank II Dodd, Kansas; L. L. Mahone, Ore­ gon, and C. N. Markham, Virginia. Only two will run for the third high office, that of Junior ViceCoinmnnder. They are Chnrles B. •’olerick, Nebraska, nnd Charles 0. Juneau, Wisconsin. For the office of Surgeon-General there were also two candidates, William L. Sharp, Missouri, and Arthur J. Schnelderback, New York. Florida Man Honored As a mark of respect to their genial hosts in this city, and in appreciation of the kindness ex­ tended to them, the veterans unan­ imously nominated Rev. W. A. Myers, department chnplain of Florida, ns tho Nntionnl Chaplninin-Chicf. As he is uncontested in the field, his nomination amount­ ed to election Gov. William W. Brandon, Ala­ bama, wns the first "nominating speaker, and took the stugc amid a roar of applause that attested to his popularity with the veter­ ans. His speech-in behalf of Hnrvey II. Hannah ns Commandcr-inChief brought out u sentiment of the old Confederacy thnt literally "took thp house.” lie declared that, though the building in which his executive office is located was once the seat of Jeff Davis’ power, it now stands under the Stars and strlm**.. He recalled the vnllnnt deeds of "Fighting Joe’’ Wheeler and of Hobson and then declared. “But now we’re all Yankees, thank (Continued from Pnge One) Discussion Follows Talk By Smith, Former “Y” Worker Who Tells Members of Need of Organization in Sanford D efinite Action Will Be Taken N ext Week Shenandoah ANNUALPOULTRY Sending: Out W est Was Vio­ INSTITUTE TO BE lation of Law, Ex­ HELD ON FRIDAY Air Chief Declares V Efforts Being Made to Se­ Second .mini im-vuii); Meeting in of i'll*inimilt’ Seminole cure Reynolds, State Sec­ Poultry Raisers Scheduled retary to Attend Meeting At (Jeneva W ilh Fine Pro- No» •Parachutes On a ■ y A ir S h ll) IS C h a r g e t____ uram ArrangedByWhltncr PN-9 Plans WereLike A move to organize a branch of the Y. M. C. A., in Sanford wns Plnns for tiie second annual Work, of “Buncrlin? inaugurated at the weekly meeting Poultry Institute for Seminole A m < ilm n * u ” l l n of the Sanford Kiwnnia Club to­ county to lie hold nt (Jeneva on Fri•** H lc ilG llr S , I i C day. Discussion of the mutter fol­ JNITED STATES SUBday of thin week, have been com-------lowed an able address regarding I r INE BASE, NEW LONW ASHINGTON, Sept. 30. tho need of such nn organization pletcd, according to nn announce-! J N , Conn., Sept. 30.— (AP) in this community hy W. It. Smith. meat made today by B. F. Whit-, (AP) — Responsibility for the |AI1 rescue operation on the , Mr. Smith, who was actively " H SH.-n.nAwl! diHnaterami failconnected with tho New Haven, nmnrino S-f>l have been -'■e; Tiie meeting, held under the nus-| ,' re Hie navy airplane PN-9 Conn., Y. M. C. A. in an execu­ pices of tlw Seminole County Paul- [ No. 1 to roach Hawaii was spended because of unfavtive capacity, and who served as try Association. Will lx* held nt thb{ plat ed directly on the heads ahle weather conditions, athletic director with the Red Tri­ Geneva Womuna Club. Among the „ r Mnvv n „ nnt.*m .,n» t™i0„ £ar Admiral II. E. Christy angle during the Into war in Eu­ prominent speakers who will take n -y rope, told the Kiwnninna this af­ part In the session n re :'L. M. Rho- ^ ported in a message today William Mitchell in ternoon that the need here of such the submarine base here. lies, state marketing commissioner, IcsMmony Riven before the nn order is pressing. J. A. Iilstllne, load of the Ling-. President’s air craft inquiry’ This wns the first word from the In Ids talk he outlined the ideals wood Squab Farm and N. It. Mohr- bnnril • jcuc fleet since Into lust night of the "Y”, and .spoke of the in­ hof, poultry specialist for Volu.*i:i hoard. 111 the exception of n brief weuSending the big dirigible into fluential work credited to it i r report tmnsmitted by the subthrough the well governed associ­ * Many entertainment features are |tbc middle west wns “indirect vloIrine mother ship Camden. ation with growing boys. Ho men­ on the program, according to Mr.lL„„ ‘ f“ ‘ , la ,aw* he assorted and tioned tho necessary steps which W hiter, who stated that Mrs. W. Bhc ernno ships Monarch and mo.nt7i Ii T 1® f"r th® PN*9 should be taken to secure the es­ I 1 mtury on which it> much depends nipateurs. tablishment of the Y. M. C. A. in both of this city, will render vocal bungling | the desperate efforts to bring , YD this city. j undersoil craft to the surface, ____ _____ tant aThief of selections. ___ HtinmrnuM readings___ and_ . '^ ,0 former Assistant Meets With Ready Response lore the fat®, of her crew can lie community singing will nlso be on- ^ rn,y Air Service iiivcrelvVc The proposal root witli Instant joyed by those attending. Geneva Irnod, this morning law tho work of tho nuvyM response, according to riqiorts, and citizens are planning to furnish the ra,,K*,ig equipment for tln^nnvy Iwnort-Huvbor, Ir considerable discussion ensued re­ visitors with a picnic supper, it wus ‘‘"nttngent accompanying the Macrse weather condi _ . „ ■« garding the feasibility of the idea, further announced. ready to proceed ‘rtf*sea instnntMillan urctic expedition, declaring of the movement hy the The opening session of the In-' “flagrant" mistakes were made Wealthy Carolinian To Be New F^tke Front Hosiery To tyipport kiwnnis Club here is assured,how­ stltuto will begin at 2 o’clock nnd 'n Preparation for three aeronauJwo bodies were brought up Arraigned On Charge Of Open On Schedue Time, He ever, and it is announced that def­ will come to a close at 10 p'clock went* made it impossible for >m sea Tuesdny, the first of the Annojin ces; 1Uiost ed San f ord inite plans will bo made at the in the evening. Scores of poultry nirnu'0 to remain silent, Murdering Ormond; Pick tnen who went down with her During JerseyShoreSeason next meeting, when committees rnisor.i from this county in addition By sending the Shenandoah to Jurymen In Distant County it the undersea cruft had given will be appointed to care for the to others from adjoining counties the middle west, he insisted tho by undersea divers who crawldetails in connection with ROCKINGHAM, N. (\, Sept. 30. expected to attend the guther- ] navy violated the law beenuao in Howard Huliek, of Hulick nnd various through tiie tangled mass of the organization. Officers late to­ are —(A *)—Charged with the murdor leg. time of peace, land activities bellulick, who will operate the new *ckugo surrounding the vessel day stated that an effort will be of W. W. Ormond, 31, formerly a Hotel Forrest laike during the com­ mndo to nrrange for the attend­ Thc^ program as announced by long to tho army. The big dirigible si entered one of the compurtsuitor for his daughter’s hand, W. ing winter n.’nson, has returned to Mr. Whitner is ns follows: ho charged, was not equipped with bnts. The bodies were those of B. Cole, wealthy cotton manufac­ Sanford following the close of the ance here of J. A. Reynolds, state 2:30 o’clock: Opening rem arks, parachutes. "This is like mndipg fan L. Gibson, onglnemnn, first secretary for the Young Men’s turer of Rockingham, today will Jersey Shore season, to personally Christian Association next Wed­ hy N. F. Purdy, president of tin n ship to sea without life boats," Iss, of Portland, Ore., and Wilgo on trial for Ids life. H. C. I‘. A. he added. siqiervise the completion of the in­ »m Charles Teschmuiher, Ben­ Cob* was indicted Monday by a terior decorating and furnishing of nesday. in , first class, of Bangor, Pa. i 'I! ' »°f,ocKs J kick ProAppearing before the president’s Tiie mqyjsBity for the Y. M. (’. A. special grand jury whose foreman, Snnford'H latest resort hostelry. by H. A.Bunker, of tin* air hoard, tho former assistant he latter, u youth of J9, was a or some similar organization ben­ ductlon W N. Everett, Jr., son of North Buckeye Incubator Company. urmy nir chief, apparently undisMr. Hulick has been engaged for »in. Ilia l-s^ther was liolievod to Carolina's secretary of state, re­ tho past few months in the adniin- eficial to the rising generation in .1:15 o clock: Tare and Manage- turbed hy the almost certain dis. o been at the helm of the 8 -hl this city, it is pointed out, has ported after deliberations of less istcalitm uf.iiio Loch Athyur JJotel, meat of Baby (hick:)’ hy T .. 1). i cipliiuiry actionP* follow, omph--. -* to have hicn washed overboard felt for some tbuu^ayd ac­ than an hour. she' rteiiL down. ut Allonhurst, N. J., n reiort place lliR*n cording to local authorities the (’nse, poultry speunlist of VdluMn J IcnJIy reiterated his demand for n which his firm has operated for a A special venir from Union iJ»r* . I . ,, | , ,, „ .. sweeping reorganization of the Work In Pairs. subject could not have been COa:45 o clock:!• coding bor Egg system of national dofonsc, which county, summoned by Judge T. B. number of years. ) divers worked in pairs, each brought to tiie attention of the Production by N. It. Mchrhof, [when first proposed nino months Finley, president, will report to In an interview this morning, lie public through the civic organiza­ Ipio working an hour at a time. rmultry specialist of University of ago, brought upon him nn outtoday at 10 o’clock. Selections of stuted that hp will devote his en­ tions at u better time. It their time beneath the water . Florida Extension Division. a jury, expected to take all day, tire time to the new project along imuring of official condeinnu^jon. Is considerably more than that, Reporta of various committees will he begun immediately. the lake front. Additional labor has occupied tiie attention of the mem­ 4:15 o'clock: Entertainment. His appearance brought him faco | an hour and a half was required The prominence of Cole, who is been secured, according to his bers at tin* meeting today, J. II. 4.30 o’clock: "Poultry Diseases, to f ^ w U h t h o v e ^ body created rh time the men were brought u r,.41.it president of the Hannah Pickett statement, and the plastering work Jackson, chairman of tin* Beauti­ Parasites nnd Post Mortem ’ by Dr. iall,,.|v his San Anthe «iirface. Mills, one of the largest in this will lie rushed to an early comple­ fication Committee, detailed plnns a ta t io i ? " ^ " * n ° Hda Kx,,t'rinK'nt I t-mio statements m which ho I Just what part of the submarine in section, wns given yesterday by tion. Mr. llulick declared today now being drawn for the planting ns entered by the divers was not r.iu nVlrw-W • "Golllnw" K v, v i? | ‘‘barged thut "almost criminnl negF. Don Philips, solicitor-general thut the co-operation evidenced on of palms, and otherwise improv­ VfcJiI-e 1 “ * K h> N> R’ llgcnce’* was displayed by tlio.se ude clear in the messages from Mchrhuf. and lending prosecution attorney, the work is of the highest type, tho urmy nnd navy air public property along the lake in r Admiral II. II. Christy, in t! to 7:30 o’clock: Picnic Supper. Idirecting as his reason for moving for a nnd thut the present rate of pro- ing services. front. Imniand of the rescue worker;-, 7:30 o’clock: "Marketing Eggs special venire. The defense, com- gresq will insure the completion most generally accepted ls*After being on the stand for Educational Features Planned. and Poultry" by L. M. Ithodeiy prising some of-the state’s leading „f construction and tho opening |f was that they went through more than four hours, during A. It. I’latt, chairman of tiie state marketing commissioner. * lawyers, did not contest the of the hotel on scheduled time. which he rend a majority of the ■c battery compartment hutch, program committee outlined un ex­ 8:00 o'clock: "Squabs in Florida" tion. Speaking <»f the notion wide in­ tensive series of entertuining nnd 1st forwurd of the conning tower, by J. A. Bistline, bend of the Lmg- eight "consecutive” articles he hud terest in Florida at tho present W. W. Ormond was shot and in­ pie battery compartment was fillfeatures for the re­ wood Squall Farm. , prepared the hoard mljourned unstantly killed last August 15, near time, Mr. llulick declared that mere educational il with wreckage, the message mainder of the year. 8:30 o’clock: Bound table discusJ11 ‘"'W . when In* will conclude his an nutomobile ho had parked with­ mention of previous residence in testimony with an "oral destruc­ lid and the divers could see Hint The convention committee re­ sion led by N. F. Purdy. this state will insure an avid au­ in sixty feet of the manufacturers tive" argument which he was un­ door leading to tin* control cnb9:00 o’clock: Entertainment. dience in the north. He stuted that port, liy S. M. Lloyd, chairman building, in which Cole maintain­ nhlo to givo yesterday because of i was open. Whether the door told of arrangements now being ed offices. Colo has been in jnil hq was able to boost the local com­ completed fatigue and a shortage of time. ft lending to the torpedo comfor the formation of n munity ut numerous civic organ­ since. sot moot was closed or not, could large delegation to attend the KiTan Pul All in Record. ization meetings, and at soeiul ga­ Relations between tlu* dead man wanis Convention ut Daytona, Oct. Dt lie determined. Doubting whether tho hoard therings during the tumnior. ill nnd Miss Elizabeth Cole, twentyHope Not Abandoned. wanted to henr certain portions of He reports evidence of tho in­ 22J.and1). 23. four-years old daughter of tint de­ J ink i ns, chairman of the It was in the battery comparthlii arguments. Colonel Mitchell fendant, are believed to have tensive advertising campaign now safety committee, submitted a rec­ (lent that most of the crew was was assured that he could "put «v being conducted by the Sanford brought about tiie situation of ommendation for declaration of e er ything ' ecping when the crash came. Six in tho record" thut he de­ Chamber of Commerce during the certain Leland Stanford Is which tin* shooting was a climax. heavy traffic streets in the sired. ’ tiie men were on duty in the cntrip south by motor, stating that formerly u friend of the William Goins, ngo about 10, city thoroughfares for thu approv­ |in© room aft. The divers have Reported Ideal Spot Ormond Uriefly, tho officer, who recently family, had been requested to n number of signs were observed al of the body. By the terms of was run down yesterday afternoon ut yet been able to investigate was relieved of activo duty at this MILWAUKEE, Sept. .50.—(/P)— For Botanical Garden cense paying his attention to Miss over thu route. this proposal, Sanford Avenuo nnd at French Avenue and Third Street San Antonin post, advocated crea­ bat part of the submarine. It ii Young Rob laiFollcttc of Madison Cole. Their correspondence, on by a ear driven by Miss Evelyn First Street will be grunted the l-.ere that naval officers have held has been elected United Staten sen­ tion of u department of national which the trial is expected to fo­ right of way over intersecting Cast, of Celery Avenue, it became defense in which equal status ST ANFOR I) U N1VKRS1T V, t ’nl cus, is said to have contained let­ Inti! today- tiiat men stood more ator from the Badger state, the known this morning. streets, it in shown. Finul action plan an even chance of being alive, voters Tuesday sweeping him into Sept. 30.—(A*)—I)r. Leroy Abrunn ters from Ormond threatening bo given subdivisions of land lie was immediately removed to woiiki of thu ruport by tho club will bu fluy had not given up hope, even office by a majority that will more of the botany department in Stan* Cole’s life. sou nnd nir. He predicted this rec­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—(/P) taken next week, it is declared. the Fernald-laiuglitoii hospital, lodny, notwithstanding th:j the than double his uiurgin in the pri- ford University, says conditions ommendation upon what ho sdid —Navy* department officials still Speaking briefly on tho Kiwnnis where he was discovered to have was the necessity for greater a t­ here are ideal for Hie development IcQerally accept*! limit of 72 ninry Sept. 15. held out hope for some of the crew Nearly 200 Men Summoned slogan, "We Build," Mnyo»* Lake suffered fracture of both bones of tention to aviation in the scheme of world-famous hotnnical g ar­ lours that the avaijablc oxygen MONROE, N. C , Sept. 30.—(Ab of the Subinurine S-51. Returns from 1,581 precincts out dens. Stanford would welcome tho told members of the organization tin* right leg, below tho knee. loiiid last, expired Inst night. Colonel William Mitchell and —One hundred und fifty of the of 2,092 in the state reporting comAccording to account!) of tin* ac­ of national defense and upon tho 1 Iaist night, plans were being jpleto votes from fourteen coun­ opportunity to develop such an in­ 200 men summoned my Sheriff Lieut. Col. Benjamin 1). Foulois of tho character building work cur­ cident, Miss Ctf*t vias slowly pro­ hood for improving tho air ser­ ried on in tills city through the ef­ tho condition of which he de­ undo to assist the divers with six ties, nnd partial votes from fifty- stitution. Fowiow und deputies as a special testified before the president’s air fort} of tho Kiwuniuiis. ceeding along French Avenue when vice, Now growing on the grounds at venire scribed us inadequate und deplor­ luge 1,000 watt electric lights, de­ three others out of the seventy-one board. to go to Rockingham this the Goins Isty, who was playing Kies Gives Housing Report. able. Entering thu committee signed especially for work at tiie counties show him wit)i a plurality Stanford are plants from such geo­ morning for thu trial of W. 11, Cole President Coolidgo expressed a A report of tho housing situn- witli a number of companions on roam while the first witness, Lieut. Depth of 128 feet at which the S-,71 of 77,717 over Edward FF. Dith- graphical extremes as Alaska, are farmers, it' was disclosed yes­ desire that tho postoffice depart­ the sidewalk, darted in front of the t Continued from Puge One) Benjamin D. Foulois, com­ lies. They are brought to the sul>- mnr, of Bamboo, Republican, run­ Canada, New England, the Rocky terday. The 200 names were ment issue u stump heuring the ear. He was knocked down by the Col. Mountains, Mississippi Valley, mandant of Mitchell Field, Long jnarine base by T. T. Anderson of ning as an independent and a ma­ drawn f r o m the Union county likeness of Woodrow Wilson. impact, Imt was not run over, it ho Westinghouse Electric coni- jority of 00,310 over hit* four op- Gulf states, Texas, Arizona, Mexi­ county jury box Monday night by French and Amerienn debt com­ One Person Is Hurt is stated. Picked up, he was inline Island ,was directing a heated atco, the West Indies, Central Amer­ Sheriff Fowler und the chairman missions suspended sessions while any who offered his assistance in pononts. In East Coast Wreck th . ««UIU of hi. Injuric. * ... k-«r„ica, Ecuador, Brazil, Chili, Nor­ tigging them up at the scene. prepared data for presen­ CoL H lublU His total voto in these 1,581 pre­ way, England, France, Spuin, Au­ of tiie county hoard of commission­ experts tation today. d. cincts wns 127,109. Dithmnr ob­ stria, the Canary Islands, Sicily, ers. MIAMI, Sept. 30.—(A1)— One Hoxiiitul authorities report to­ wus greeted with u brief outburst [Airplanes For Remote tained 49,752, William George Greece, Syria, the Caucasus, the person wau hurt und the main lino day that the injury is a minor of hand clapping, which subsided Bruce, Independent Democrat, 5.­ Himalayas, China, Jupan, Algiers, of Florida East Const Railroad fracture, and thnt he will bo taken quickly when Dwight W. Morrow, LMaskan Territories 423; John M. Work, Socialist, 5,471 the Sahara, South Africa, New wan blocked for four hours this holm* as soon as thu reduction of chairman of the board, rapped for and George Bauman, Socialist-Lab *i Zealand, New Culedoniu and Tas­ order. morning when the second section the break is unsuretl. j FAIRBANKS. Alnskn, Sept. 30. or, 407. Cynosure of All Eyes. mania. of tin* northbound train run into Motorcycle Officer W. H. Beck­ M/R—With ten landing fields All these plants thrive outdoors. An indication of the complete the first section at Jensen, 15 miles with, investigating the circumstan­ The colonel was dressed in tho luilt or in construction in Alasku, manner in which the nclon of the new roll collar air uniform nnd south of Fort Pierce. The baggage WASHINGTON, Sept. 30-t/P)— knowledge anil absolute control cur of tho first section wss dam­ ces connected with the incident, carried a slender yellow cane. He Mrplane communication is prom- house of LaFolletto bowled over exonerates Miss Cuti from hlunie, red between interior terminus of all opponents wns his victory in Three Seriously Hurt A defenso of the agricultural de­ over what sort of crop estimates aged and the locomotive of tho wus uccompunlcd by Mrs. Mitchell declaring that the accident was un­ und Iho Alaska Railroad hero nnd most Racine county, former stronghold partment’s bi-monthly cotton crop wore put out. We think it would second nrction was derailed. two nidus, both currying seve­ In Automobile Wreck avoidable. tiie important mining sections of the regular Republicans, rourig reporting system, recently criticiz­ be bordering on folly for tho gov­ ral puckngcs of documents and pnd scttlcmcntii in the territory. ed in several quarters, was contain­ ernment to discontinue these re­ charts. LaFollette carried this county by TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 30.—(A*) ed in litters received Tuesday hy ports and plaqo this powerful wen- 2 Airmen Injured Wh Cooler Weather Ls Fairbanks is to be the center of a vote of 5.308 to 3,187 for Dith. When he was called to tho stand, —Th roo. persons were seriously in­ Secretary Jardine from Frank imn over the cotton murket ill the bll airplane trips into the interior. ninr. tho suspended work for sev­ Plane Falls to Earth Prevalent In State eral board Southwest of Fairbanks three fields In only one county of the s’ate, jured und two others hurt when an Moore, president of the Odd Lott hands of priviftc parties who are minutes while a battery of nutomobile in which they were rid­ Cotton Exchange of New York, now criticising the government re­ kave been established. They are at JACKSONVILLE?Sept. 30.—(/P) photographers snapped him as h® HUNTINGTON, N. Y., Sept. 30. take Minchumina, 125 miles from Rock, In the same district with Ra­ ing, is said to huve been crowded and several cotton brokers of that ports." cine, is Dithmnr leading. In vVui—The hot, dry and generally un­ spread a large chart on tho table, G. W. l’rutt, of the cotton bro­ —(/P)—•Lieutenants Perry Muyner |jii» city; Tacotnn, 250 miles, and worth county another of the first from the highway, 15 miles north city. comfortable weather during thu directed the placing of a 3-foot of Luke City by two unidentified and (J. C. Grove* of Mitchell Field kerage firm of Fowler and Com­ '1st, 325 miles. The Lake Minchu- district Mr. Moore said his organization regular Republican coun­ preceding weeks of September gave globe at his right and otherwise wore seriously injured toduy when men in anothor machine last night. Wnn field is intended mostly as for ties, LaFollette nosed out Dithmar had noted the circulation of |ieti- pany, Now York, declared the gov­ way to more temperate conditions arranged himself to testify. Two women und one man are in tions and propaganda urging dis­ ernment’s motC recent estimate was their plane crushed here; They refuge in storniM which sweep by u vote of 2,374 to 2,271. In urging immediate establish­ a I.qko City hospital. cross thut section from Mount continuance of the reports and de­ "entirely reasonable” and that “it sustained serious fractures and se­ in Florida during the current week, ment of a department of national declares the weekly U. S. weather vere burns, resulting from flam­ "IrKinley. clared that " it in our observation would lie a calamity to thu cotton defense Col. Mitchell differed SHIP SINKS IN HARBOR bureau review. that the source of this propagan­ trade if the reports of your de­ ing gusolinc. Construction has started on a Birmingham ManNew slightly from tho stand taken by Refreshing showers were fairly partment were discontinued.” ['‘ Id at Ituhy, 230 miles from Fnlrda is sufficient to discredit it.’’ OSWEGO, N. Y.. Sept. 30.-(/P) Major Genera! Mason M Patrick. widely distributed over the state DRY CHIEF APPROVED Dan Sonnenthcil. as u member President Ibanks. An air route between Ruby —The steamer Isabel H, loaded Bankers’ Tho very people who are cirwh® adding new life to man, beast and chief of the urmy air iprvicc, Ifcml Tacotnn niensures 100 miles. wrtli stone, inbound from Alexan­ culating these reports.” Mr. Moore of the New York Cotton Exchange, itr uir nil* COtps Hi advocated an indcpcnJ vegetation. Tho parched soil wns WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 0 -< /D ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Sept. wrote, "would in the dvent of such asserted recent criticisms or tn« dria Bay, sank Tuesday afternoon cooled* and surface rooted routeu vcgi as the Grat step uf si It •• iLiivtft« Wells, President discontinuance get up similar re -1 reports were entirely unwarranted Aaaistant Secretary Andrews of tattoo was greutly refreshed. There Intent, Markets & } he If u mile outside of the hnrbor. 30.—(zPi—Oscar ports themselves. In other words, j und suggested that if the govern­ tho Treasury, Tuesday approved The Coast Guard and naval militia of the First National Bunk of — ■- ^ 'd they would simply proceed, to do, jmept’s mid-month report is clini- appointment of Lemuel Alhrittaiu were locally heavy ruin<over small Birmingham, Ala., wa:i elected Lake Worth—Whl way lights CHICAGO. Sept. 30. - ( /P ) - havo gone to tho scene. It is not President of the American Bankk-iin u manner to suit themsclven, inured some method should be as assistant prohibition administra­ urea* of north and north central ■ ..»iivai, |/efCIIIUcr 139 i;|‘| 1to 11 139 l,l( 1-2 ; kiio«**n yet whether any of the crew ers Association today to succeed I what the government is now doing sought |< heat, .December tor in churgo of enforcement in counties but as a rule more rain to bo installed uloni three mile^ tuppress private ugh k$rc, ‘ is needed throughout tho section, 'c f Ujxic Highway •May, 142 1-2 to 143; Com, 81 81) to was lost. The luip is owned by William E- Knox of New York, rand would then have an Inside ports. tho Baltimore district. 130 * ' Oats, .............. 40 1-4. Augustus It. Hinckley, o* this city. | 3U 1-4; December LAKKHURST. N. J. Sept. 30. —(/P)—Disregarding the advice of his weather expert, ('omniandcr Znchnry Ijinsdowne held the nirship Shenandoah on her prescribed rnurso until she was drawn into the storm thnt wrecked her, Lieu­ tenant Joseph B. Anderson, aero­ logist, testified Tuesday before the navnl court of inquiry. The suggeu.ion that the ship he turned to the south wns made at least half an hour nnd probably nn hour before she was wrecked An­ Ilill.sliormit'h Prisoner Await­ derson said, adding that CommnndLnnsdownc hail declined to heed ing Execution Begs Martin er the ndvicc because the aerologist to Reduce Sentence, (Jiving bed been unnhlo to point to any Self Defense Cause of Act specific immediate danger signal in the skies to wnrrant a change TAMPA, Sept. ;!U.—(/P)—Gover­ of the course. “ If the ship had been turned to nor John W. Martin went to the County Jail nnd heard Fred Meyer, the fouth," the witness stated un­ 35 years old, father of four chil- der cross examination, "we certain­ last. desperate dren, make _a ... .. . . .plea ly would not have been in the pofor ids life. Myer has been sen- sition we were. It is my belief that tenced to death for killing W. H. if we would have turned south w< would have had a better chntice of Seffner, two years ago. made preparationn to riding the storm.” After the Shennndoah was meet your death sentence?" Gover­ nor Martin asked, ns Meyer jieer- caught in the storm and hud ninile ed timidly Into the face of the her first rise and then leveled off, only man who can save him from Anderson’s advice that n south­ easterly course bo followed then the electric chair. in nn effort to get out of tho storm "I have; if it’s God’s will I am also went unheeded ho declared. ready,” replied Meyer, his face ash­ Commander LanitJowno wanted to en-pale, his hands twitching ner­ follow it, but tho other officers in vously. tho control enr advised against it Marlin’s Greeting Cordial because storm clouds were in thut Moyer sat in a chair on the left direction. of Governor Martin in the office of Insisted Strenuously the jail. Sheriff Hiers, Head Jailer This discussion occurred while WWtoner and several other attach­ the great hull was being buffeted es stiMid^gid linteiied attentively ns in tho storm and the officers were questions were asked the convict­ exhausting, their resources in try­ ed slayer. As Meyer was led from ' ing to save her. It was described his death cell and met the Gover­ us very brief, but the aerologist nor, the latter greeted him cor­ indicated thnt it was shurik He dially and told him lu.sit down. •aid ho hsil insisted strenuously During the interrogation,-Mayor thnTtho change bo made. sat rigid in his chair, his lustreless Cross examined by the court an eyes intently fixed on the Gover­ this point, Anderson iuid whether nor. He wore n white collation the ship could have escaped from rhirt and blue, trousers. Hi.s right tho storm nt thnt time was wholly leg crossed his left nnd often his prohlcmnticnl. trembling right hand nervously "I am nut trying to argue that a fingered his shoo lace. He was a southeasterly course would have pathetic figure as the Governor saved the ship,’’ he said. put question after question to him. Other developments of the day Governor Martin wanted to know were: if Meyer knew of the petitions Receipt of a telegram by a court Senator Hodges wan circulating in from Mrs. Margaret"Ross IninsTallahassee in his behalf. The pris­ downe, widow of the ShonandoahV oner replied he didn’t know until commander, saying she was ‘very his wife told him. Ho admitted he deairious of appearing as a wit­ had authorized the senator to cir­ ness." culate the petitions, Announcement by tho court tiiat Meyer said he was married in Captain Anton Heinen, a former New York in 19U5 and had four German Zeppelin pilot, who hus ciiildren, three girls nnd a boy. IIo criticized the new gas valve sys­ told Governor .Martin he had lived tem installed in the Shenandoah, five years in Hillsborough County would he called us a witness to­ Continued on I’ago Three) morrow. <C A formal requent from the court to Secretary Wilbur for authority to move investigation to Washing­ ton at the end of this week. GOVERNOR HEARS PLEA OF MEYER FOR LIFE TERM COLE FACES JURY HULICK RETURNS TODAY IN FIGHT TO SUPERINTEND FOR HIS FREEDOM HOTE L OPENING Local Boy Receives Minor Injury When Run Down By Auto LaFollette Chosen Wisconsin Senator Over 5 Opponents Washington News Southern Cotton Men Defend Crop Report System Recently Criticized �P A n iB W — ®HE»..S ANFi)Rlp ^ - r . • ' TO E SD X Y , SE PTEM B ER 20. 1025 •■ ■ -► s Every Home Window on David land'-.' Will He Vislna of Woiulims lieauly < W }j'.tftfhir. */ r i?r i a t i i {n \M TAM PA IN THE BAY *'|V ’,T« Makes Profit o f $23,500 In a Few Months-—Atlanta Man Refuses $30,000 for His Lot---Wants $40,000 and Get It! Tot several weeks re-sales of Davis Islands lots have been made These rapidly rising prices and handsome profits are not just chance occurrences. They are the certain results of Davis Islands strategic location in the very heart of Tampa—Florida’s largest city< Shrewd investors know that such profits are but natural in the best located property in Florida where .$7,000,000 is being spent in build* ing alone this year—more than was spent in the entire city of Tam* pa in 1021. * m at a price of $500 per front foot, netting their owners profits of 300 and 400 per cent. But yesterday a new mark was reached when Mrs. Thomas H. Laird, of Savannah, Georgia, sold her Lot 1, Block 1, to a local syndicate represented by the Taber Investment Com­ pany for $30,000 or $G00 a front foot—a profit of $23,500 on a sin­ gle lot in less than a year! Just a few hours later, E. C. Rupley, local representative of G; L. Miller & Company, of Atlanta, refused'$000 a front foot for the adjoining lot, declaring that within 30 days his property on Davis Islands would be worth $40,000 or $800 a front foot—almost seven times its original cost a few months ago! [Yesterday's transaction marked the steady rise of values on Davis Islands that has brought virtual fortunes to its lot owners in the past few months. And refusal to sell—even at a profit of $24,000 — is indicative of the much greater profits in store during the com­ ing season when the largest investing public Florida has ever known arrives from almost every state in the Union. . D olrny— Atkin* Ttcalty Co., W inona liu lI«1liifr. F t. M yers — W. H. Schaeffer, 421 F irst Street. A rc a d ia — Mrs. J . \V. Colo, 1'olnsuttla A p art­ m ent*. Bartow—O o o r c o It. Johnston. That is why buyers stood in line for forty hours to get first choice of lots in the opening sale when $3,000,000 worth o f property was sold in the first few hours. And that is why hundreds o f in*, vestors are depositing checks today for reservations on Davis Islands lots when the last of this magnetic profit-making property goes on sale October 15th. Davis Islands is the finest home spot in Florida. The beaut/ of its residences, luxurious clubs and home surroundings has spread throughout the state. This is the type of property that thousands will demand—and literally fight for—in Florida. And those fortu­ nate enough to own here may demand and soon receive their: own pnce! Sail lord Office, Mr. P au l L ak e, G arner W oodruff Bldg . . . . . ‘ ; “ .. j* * * �‘■1 ■ t ■’ i i ' t ' \ ■i ■‘•'■.-i, ,■ -------— Insurance L icense Law In E ffect Oct. 1 st; State Is N ow D istributing Q uestionaires RAIL COMMISSION TELLS ROADS TO INCREASE POWER Congcstfcd i Freight Traffic TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Sept. 30. Certificates showing that the ap­ W arrants Immediate Im­ —(A*)—Affidavit anil q u a l i f i c a t i o n plicant has had experience <*r in­ provement; Embargo Silustruction, or will receive instruc­ cards nrv being mailed out to 5,000 n tic n Reported Hetler or more ngonts representing nil tion in sonio special line of inclasses of insurance companies in •urance, is required, nnd also that Florula from the office of Stale he Is of good business reputation. TALLAHASSEE, Sept. BO—</P) The certificates must be signed —Railroads of Florida should iit Treasurer J. C. Lulling. The mailing is being done in or­ by regularly licensed agents of the crease their motive and man pow^ der to put Into effect Chapter 10, stale, or by a representative of a er nnd place their moat experi­ 153, Acts of 1025, relating to the regularly licensed insurance com­ enced operating officials on the Job qualification and licen* ing of in* pany, to whom the applicant i- to help in relieving the congested mrance agents, which Itmmies ef­ pcrsonally known. traffic conditions j>f the state. Sectional of the act defines the fective October 1. when all pres­ This in part was the gist of a f *;acl status «f an insurance agent, ent license:! expire. Copies A tin* law are being sent out with each and makci it unlawful for any in statement given out at the office sura nee agent to represent himself of the Railroad Commission, in n card. Realizing that he cannot irach ns such unless all provisions of general discussion of the best pan­ acea for the rail ills which now nil agents direct, the state treas­ the net me conformed to. grip the state. . ' urer i.i sending a supply of the .Section 0 provides a fine of not “Consignees must not place or­ raids to the various companies and lea ; than $100 nor more than $200 general rgencies over the state for fur those convicted of violation of ders for material beyond their ab­ distribution. Upon application by nr.y ■c-ticn of the net. The net ility to unluad,” the statement goes the agents who lilt not recuive the dee- it.I authorize renewal of li- on to sny. “Trucking equipment card*, /Hr. Luning will send a sup­ c m r i to ngents already licensed must be increased and operated ply from here. until they have qualified under the day and night, and deliveries made direct to customers wherever pos­ The act referred to requires that new law. sible to save warehouse space.’’ each ngent shall subscribe to an a few instances, it wns state 1 affidavit that he Inis not and will at Inthe The "progressive spirit,” the insurance department, ap­ not rebate any part of any pre­ plicant’ - ’em to have confused the statement says, ’has met every emmium t.n any policy or contract of qualification raids with the li­ trgency, and will not fail now." insurance, and that lie (or the) has n n ♦ ■ The applicant must himself 'i bis cannot be done, however it not, and will not, directly or in­ the required affidavit, nhd continues, except by co-ordmntioi. directly, divide'or offer to divide sign have hi certificate of qualifica­ of effort and full co-operation or his or her commissions with nny tion signed by a regularly licensed the part of carriers anu public. individual, co-partflership, associa­ agent or other “This is not the time for recriinrepresentative of tion or torpointimi other than a an insurance company ation and shifting of responsibil­ duly author­ ngulnr.y licen ed ami authorized ized to transact business in Flor­ ity," it says. resident inmranca ngent or solic­ ida. The commissioners, the state­ itor of the flute, soliciting the The applications for licenses for ment adds, are doing all in their same das- of business ns the ap­ plicant, or with a non-resident uch agents will be made ns hete- power to help in co-ordinating the c(;int or hreker, nguiatly author- »of«re from the home offices or activities of the enrriers and ship­ ized and licensed in his home state, general agencies of the companies pers and urge fullest co-operation who li: ■ sent or caused to he sent represented nr desiring to be re­ to meet the emergency. “The embargo situation is slow­ to the Florida resident ngent for presented in Florida by such counter-signature the policy or agent;*, and the license tax will be ly improving and continued ef­ other contract of insurance, surety paid by the company or general forts along the lines suggested will agent at the time application for keep the rails open for the im­ or indemnity coverage. mense volume of freight coming A similar nffidnvit has been re­ the license is filed. It will be necessary for the ap­ into the state," the statement con­ quire! of agents under the old law, but the laws r^f 1025 allow plicant himself to file one affidavit cludes. wider latitude in tho'm atter of di­ ar.il qualification card under the vision of commissions between r | new law, regardless of the number gul.nly limised ngencit.-, both of companies h? may be licensed within tut 1 without the state. to repretent. RecordShowsManyt State Would Close SeattleW orkersAreiOld Case Against Victims O f Usury Popham Interests SEATTLE, Wash.. Sept, 30.—(AT —Two tholi.’and of npproximnt ly 5,000 municipal employes hero ate victims of loan agencies commonly called “lean sharks," a recent check of payroll sheets in Comptroller Harry W. CurreJll’s office disclos­ reported sold for $3,-100,000; home Is sold for $160,000; jot brings $226,000; Ocala report* record realty sales; threw bridges ’and pumping station to be built a t Mia­ mi'Beach; 84-room addition to ho­ tel authorized. Development Briefs (By A. P.) I • • * By Tkl' ID ttO V A! HAuiki' -T GuW m e a r l W M E M S SV2 E. FOR A LlTTlE. S U l P L i u e V o o . Th r e e s r z t s l a r g e r T h AKI L A S T N E A R . LOOv< LIKE A PA IR o f id d l e . , FEET . v b a i t 'l l h is Sanford Grove, lit All The Money Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co. :s 3 Bryant &Hathaway A. P. CONNELLY & SONS rtf .. .................................................................................. ... Think of the Splendid Advantages — N e w S m y r THE DEVELOPMENT THAT IS M ORE THAN A SUBDIVISION__ A TOWN SITE —Situated on the peninsula, within the new city limits of New Smyrna* -F ronting the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River for nearly two and a half moles; Enjoying one ot the finest winter and summer climates on the continent* —Convenient to Railroad and principal East Coast Highways—Adjacent to the State's finest fishi ng water; With hard-surfaced streets, paved boulevards and cement sidewalks* —Having* the convenience of water, and electric lights* D onated School, Church, Post Office, Playground, Park and Golf Link Sites --Enhanced by its frontage of 2U. m iles on part of the world’s finest - ' —** T~T : . ' i.... r PA SEES EM - wiE*V.L TTliwm TvlEv’RE ‘a s» M O N E Y POOR BUXUS FROKA Th ‘ ahi A.CS OOVJM - Th ir d JO»mT OF NOUR LEGS TuRM ED UMOEC? FOR 10 ROOM HOUSE \ WEx T Boxes - like crarue chaPum] ' PH: 1 Williams i m Th E partment of the W F g X Agriculture here, to Plac* , ” 1 sourees of Florida's counties be-, jj fore the world .prondses to « an extensive one, ‘according to C. J . 'g The i * ZTto 3 o s r DACfc l b MEbUiovt x Co^ MOLO GChUG 8 A P tF 0 CrttO klEKT SO M M ER \ ■------------ TALLAHASSEE;—Largest real­ •>, , ' :f Panama City—New boat factoiy we k The department Is plan- m ty deal in history of Tallahassee said to have been executed here to be constructed here. mall them to ail newspa- g All conveniences, on lot 66x74. Corner 'iv when home property was fuld for pers of the state which desire ■ _ , ’ lhird and $50,000; Toledo firm buys bond is­ Peppers rank seventh in carlot Palmetto sue of $30,000. production in Florida. SARASOTA—Bond issue for $1,020,000, for court house and bridge BY CONDO ; sold to Jacksonville and Toledo in­ EVERT TRUE terests; jail site offered for sale; Price $19,000 ■ »< contracts awarded for Sarasota L I K E S THE S T O R Y , i S T in is h in g County F air buildings; realty com­ BUT S U P P R E S S E S j pany incorporated with capital of t h e Te l l in g million. of fu n n y KEY WEST—Realty dealers be­ S T O RY. gin mrvey of extensive property holdings; 163 acres figure in deal involving reported sum of nearly $200,000 eight lots sold tn one di­ vision; establishment of pasesnger service air lino to several Florida BART NASON, Local Manager cities announced. FOPT M YERS-Extension of 507*8 1st National Bank Bldg. DhontHjf water and gas mains to cost $50,000, authorized. I MANGO—Opening of new iuburb boosts real pstate. FOUT MEADE!—Several thou­ |F T H A T ' S A F b J N N Y «£■■■■ sand acres, said to cost in excess ■MM, S T O K Y , CE.vC.R6T T, of $200,000 sold for farm land. buH C N D O I NEW YORK—New gas com reported preparing to enter orL A U C H e. ida,PALATKA—Bids advertised for hard-surfacing of Dunn's Creek road; big booster barbecue and mas • meeting to be held in Nov­ W e have two plans of financing ember. ST. PETERSBURG — Heaviest Your Home flowing water well in history of city is pwvided; two additions la t—We will lend you planned for hotel. FERNANDINA—Island proper­ ty of 11,000 feet frontage sold for reported sum of $ 100,000. BRADENTON—Fifty-year lease necessary to build a complete home WH c n Y o u 3nle brings $160,000 for 100 feet; two business houses to be built; So m e o r ig in s , 2nd— If your home is already built we will mth Detroit Syndicate gets property c k a c . k ii.' you a very substantial loan on it. for reported sum of $130,000; lot sells for $96,000. NO DELAY NO WAITING PLANT CITY—Contract for work on Community Hotel cancel­ Prompt Service Guaranteed led; new bids to be reopened. Call and let us explain our plan. DAYTONA BEACH—Contracts let for 27 new homes; plans made to open two subdivisions; Jack r,nvillo men buy tract of over 217 acres. CLEARWATER—Five dredges 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 72* working along harbor in million dollar causeway project; interor ■■ proposed for state asks use of Clearwater streets; work begins on new ice plant. QUINCY—Easterners to develop 1,800 acres in Gadtilen county. R E A L ESTA TE INSURANCE GAINESVILLE— Realtors buy ■ ■ 2,200 acres for reported sum of N■ $154,000; trustees seeking sites for ■■ ■ ■ two new school buildings. WAREHOUSE PROPERTY WEST PALM BEACH—Year’s Beautiful high nnd dry lots—All cleared, some have 1200 feet on Railroad building figures for first nine ami Orange trees—Your choice ss A BARGAIN.. GOOD TER1I3 half months reach $ 11,000,000; planning board starts work on Only $400 A FEW CHOICE HOUSES ocean projects; $3,000,000 cold sto­ rage plant to be erected. if50 Cash nnd $10 per month Located in Exclusive Residential Section!. ORLANDO—Commerce Chamber Price and Terms on Requeit. approves budget for advertising. APOPKA — Realty sales for No Interest, No Taxes, BUILDING LOTS month approach $ 1,000,000 mark. Selected with reference to LOCATION ol/rn i *oafrr MONT1CELLO—Bond issue .of, Lots arc 50x14-1 to 152 feet on Pinda street, 525 feet ful range in speculative more than million for roads car- j from Dixie Highway ried. PROFITS JACKSONVILLE—Building per­ South of Longwood, Near School Price and Terms Very Attractlvi mits in day amount to $25,970; pic­ ture of "‘junker express” plane for I1UY IN SANFORD Splendid place to build a bungalow for rent or sale. service betwdhn Jacksonville and Safe and Sound. Havana published; big river tract involves $ 100,000 sale; county bond b'Hie brings record price; police station site sold; Jacksonville leads REALTORS Chicago in total building; archi­ 17 Years of Success in Sanford Hall Block, Opposite l \ (). Sanford, Fla. tects drawing up plans for new golf course; corner sold for report­ Magnolia at Second. ** ed sum of over $130,00u; tax roll LOANS /N VESTMENTS 20 Years Experience With Florida Land for South Jacksonville given as $6.- TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 30—(/V) -An echo of the noted case of Wil­ liam lx*e Popham, ct al, versus the :tfltc of Florida lias been heard, Attorneys for the state have asked the United Staten Supreme Court to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction ed. nn appeal taken by the Popham in­ The majority of those debt-rid­ terests in tho litigation over con­ den workem never see their pay trol of the oyster bottoms of Apcheck?, which are assigned to the ulnrhicolu bay.. agency when n lean i-. contracted. case d ans back two years. "After ihiHtvfTu-y- litfiTi ct t it Tutor- It The when Popham, known *• t charge the debtor receives ns originated the “milliunkire oyster king,” i t luit remains. fought a hard buttle in seeking an Though tliii stat - lias a drastic injunction to restrain the state usury law, making the maximum from oyster production in Apala­ legal interest rate one percent a chicola bay. . month, Investigation shows a i high According to the records of the ns 20 per cent is collected in some inulam *1 , To tho high interest State Supreme Court, where the lower court's dismissal of the in­ tabs *ily offieinh. attribute the junction proceedings was affirm­ fact that -'>1111* ,borrowers cannot ed Popham nnd a number of as­ friv t!i-in el i 'S from debt, sociates sought to restrain the Tho i..,tn i< operate under a state from operations in the hay on pawnbrokers' Hccr, a* law, whicli tin- ground that certain territory I* no it a gr atcr interest charge, win re tho oyster planting was iliou'.h they are not actual pawn- done wu. tii irs by Indtan-Spntiiah j brol et , grant. An effort was made to 863,696. Chief pf Polic? F rynn esti­ prevent the state from leasing or MIAMI—Town of lake Stearns mated aatour.tj owed by his patrol- using "certain submerged lands" Henrietta Saeltzer is only 12 years mcn , tinged from $50 to $iii)U, witli for planting and cultivating oys­ old but she’s already displayed r.lOtl Ik - average. Ho snid 120 ters. real ability as a mermaid. In her m e owing approximately $ 12,000 initial swimming meet, she placed paid $30;) monthly interest. The prediction of Clerk (1. T. second in a diving event, compet­ Whitfield, of the State Supreme ing against a galaxy of stars. Y L. U. Edwards, r.ecictary to CIov- Court, that there would be little Henrietta’s homo is in Redding, ern — llnrd' i-, vi. iteil old haunt i bo iniois done by that tribunal for Calif at ttir* Slate Capitol during the probably two weeks ufter recon­ This i.i now tho site* of the pres­ has* \ i rk. Mr. Edwards, who hn:i vening i i rapidly becoming a cer­ kept bury meeting old friends, wu.; tainty. At the end of a little over ent city of Bhmnt.stown Govt rut r Hardee's secretary dur- one week, only two writs of mnnMount Dora—Contract let for Urn ru-illy all of the form r chief Idamns wore given out for publlcnconstructing now apartment house « ......... e' term "f office. i tlnn. on San foul road. OUT OUR WAY **•itl ^Y ^ ^ Cl L /C c l L I I | X r? x -& —Away from heavy traffic, quiet, a s afe place to rear children—A place created beautiful by Natu re .restful, inspiring! NEW SMYRNA BEACH is an ideal Homcsite, an unexcelled investm ent opportunity! J A FE W F IF T E E N HU N D RED DOLLAR LOTS A RE LE FT__I FT 1tq SU B STA N TIA TE OUR CLAIM S FOR TH IS TRU LY ILVCELLENT 'qU V N SITE ^HEVELCM^IENT The H. B, Schulte Realty C o EX CLU SIV E SELLIN G A G ENTS Inquire at Desk Montezuma Hotel. Inc J I U L s REALTORS Sm ^r? V?— Beach (3) Ormmid lUsch. lUlL n l N^w.?.myrn'1 ,}e»ch* s *• Augustine, Jacksonville each, Miami, IlcLand Orlando, Tatap*. WE COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE' i ^H E R O E S AR E M ADE - M O T 0 OR **-1 JTR.wdl e<*zi «> <iu tijMcr,>ti, ■ f ------------ ---------- --------------- �former F lorid a O fficia l, In L etter, . D om estic R ep orts TeDs Econom ic C on d ition s In B razil Show B ig Results^ TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 30.-<7P) tion differs a good deal from,that S ta te H ead C laim s « m Harper, state geogru- Miraculous Escape for Auto Racer Loans 'U. H 3| < _________ PAGE Tffl 1 ~ ~' ' MONEY AVAILABLE Loans For First Mortgage Loans on' Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% Consult us first when in the market far funds of most parts of the United States Magnolia & Second A-P.-CONNELLY & SONS ns U,' before leaving for the Uni­ but is something like the United TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept, JTO. tary of Alabama, received from States average of 90 or 100 yenrs —W r-Interesting reports from ago. Only 41 per cent are adults. home demonstration workers over many years director of the ““ as compared1 '*ith 58.1 perr cent Floridn have been received for t. n a v ^ ■ Ida Experiment Station, buti*he whole States®*>d r 55*° the month of August by Flavla . , United ™ ..------rlbc last four years has . been per cent for Florida (whites), and Gleason, state ageht, according to JV-J the head of an agricultural 31.9 per cent are under ten, as n summary of them given out hero. ool in Brazil, a copy o tth c lat- compared with 21.5 per cent for The reports by counties, sum­ ccnsua report for Minns Ge- United States whites and 22.8 for med up briefly, follow: JV , the most populous of Bra- Florida whites. This seems to in­ Suwanee, Miss Barker: Demon­ j,\vrenty states. dicate, stration poultry 'enponizing and . , Dr. It f * Harper said, a birth• |■ • (ikiu it in »•* je*e*eew*|g ’♦"I-* -1***••*!£, tills! t"report is all printed in Por- rnte in almas Geraes of at le a st !discussion of poultry diseases held i # f « X ■se but ono who knows a lit- , FPr ‘housand, which is found at meeting, St. Johns, Miss Holst: DemonfLatin and French, Dr. Harper in this country at the present time caa translate the most cs. e most prlmi- strntion in culling and enponizing Rtaljwpnia in the table without tiVe or biuHtward - communities. at meeting. There are nearly three minor chil­ Lake, Miss Cox: Flocks being FIlnas Geraes extends from dren for every ndult woman, which culled; poultry outlook good. twice the figure for the Citrus, Mrs. Moore: Vines found jut 14 to 23 degrees south of is nearly population of the United to he infested with cucumber a equator, and 'hos nni area of white States. beetle; eggplants, tomntoes and 1,000 square miles, or about four A curious fact brought out' in peppers sot for fall truck: nil do­ \Vhen Elmer Eitel, racing driver, mnsh'xl through th e fence of the Tanforan race track, San FrnnciscAi, turned over three times,! hut lie escaped scri ous Injury. Note the stretch of fence Ethel took with “ “ i f is1of w S zillian flapper lose track ^of their ing well; other vegetable's being hts.cnr him. tion planted in home gardens., irly one-fifth of the Brazil to- birthdays as frequently ns North Okaloosa, Miss Henry: Arontry , of 25!f'per square mile. It American ones do, or even more so. for rarm Farm am and Home and State conv i *,limit Cl' uercent in «o, or even more so. ior “ S . E l a t i o n i s 3cns"1Pn,>;.40-2 P " cent of the female* tests found. Rcmodeling of home Debt Negotiations at meeting. Lnthern part which is "J ^ ,na!' (,tiracs ns compared with placed on exhibit ex] K S W r « :U :7 ^ cent of the males, admit / Lake. Miss Mis Cox: Club girls let­ ( C /A 11, why can’t I have a nktn Ilka Iciest fromr Sthe? Kequator and i n g over 21 ; nnd between the ters on success in .work received. V J other girls? Why do I hava to rest to Rio do Janerio and the tages of 15 and 21 (taking their Hillsborough, west, Mrs. Allen: .■ harn theno ugly pimples, blotches and r'1‘ -■ I r • it-^ * word for it) there arc 380,511 Seventy-five women in rally. Vot- ~ n e g o t i a t i o n s between the blackheads? lie papulation does not-seem males to -130,9C<? femnles, though oil' to make home improvement French and American missions, "If I could only Unit something that j)0 c]u||ified according to color, males are in the majority in ali work their intensive study and to s- '-'ng to fund the $1,000,000,000 would clear up my skin and gtvn mo taps Dccauscthe' color line is other age groups. _ girls’ ...... ............. back my aoft, rosy complexion, 1 know hike up club work in ....... each French war debt, moved rapidly j drawn ns sharply in South I would ho tho happiest girl In thp The population is also classified community where there is woman's today wi’.h tHe negotiations nearer |rica as it is bore, but about by martial condition, nnd there arc club. together t •»» they have been sine* a Beautiful home completely furnished in K opc Court 5 world! What can I do?’* , per cent of the people are nn- a few more married men than mar­ Is that you talking? It it Is. you Suwanee, Miss Barker: Rally discussions began. 5 on corner of Hughey nnd Sanford Avenue. The price 5 i of Brazil, The lending fore- ried women, and over twice as held. Proving successful. don’t havo to worry a minute! Just nationalities are Italian. Por- many widows as widowers, ns .in build un the rich, rod blood In your ■ is right nnd terms if desired. Alachua: County short Course body, 'nicn your skin will bo as claar jese, Turkish, Spanish, Japan* this country. \ ‘ : held, with -l girls attending. Health and soft as anybody’s. German and English, in the The report also contains detail­ nutrition, poultry, horticulture, m Furnished home 5 blocks from First Street. For n ■ That’s what H. S, S. has boon doing [er named. North Americans ed statistics of agriculture and home improvement taught. for generations—helping Nature 1build iher only' 188,>-or about one in manufacturing, which would re­ S location close in, this id one hard to beat. Price 5 Pasco, Mrs. Tick nor:. Club girls* rich, rud blood! You can build red500. ■ $8,000.00. Terms. « quire several days* study to inter­ sowing contest held, with 39 ex­ Mood-cella so fast that tho Impurities age distribution the popula­ pret. hibits. All girls to exhibit major jj ■ that causo breaking out on the skin Flush your kidneys by drinking ______ v work at county fair. Demonstra­ a quart of water rneh day,also * II of the most desirable lnls in Rose Court. See us ■ hardly get Into tho system before the * tion in mayonnaise making, gar­ salts occasionally, spys a noted pure blood annihilates them —kilts a quick about these bofifre the price advances. Terms. S den, dairy and bread work. thorn right out — stops them from authority, who tells us that t^obreaking out through tho skin. Dade, Miss Morton: Meeting much rich fowl forms acids which * If you arc looking for Acreage we have the most at" And then this rich, rod, pure blood held,with Redlands Hume Demon­ nlmost paralyze tho kidneys in foods nml nourishes tho tissues ot tho ; stration Club Committee, to plan their efforts to expel It from the1 ■ . tractive proposition in Florida. skin and koops It looking healthy. for definite summer work. Demon­ blood. They become sluggish and That’s all there Is to strations on ice cream freezers, weaken; then you may suffer with It. Hoslthy, vigorous, i _________ 4 sewing, basketry at next meeting u dull misery in the kidney region; red blood such as 8 . S. S. I sharp pains in the back or sick arranged. Wa s h i n g t o n , sopt. ao,—(/n (Continued from Page One) helps N a t u r o build,! 311 First National Bunk Bldjf. ■ [ho general public nml organiza* tion in this city was read by Henry Hillsborough, west, Mrs. Allen: headache, dizziness, your stomach makes you hralthy all fs of sportsmen as well as some Kle«, Jr., publicity director of the Farmer's week attended with sev­ sours, tongue is coated, and when 5 SANFORD, FLORIDA 5 over It hoautlflen your skin — drives away plmt rials of the U. S. Biological local Chamber of Commerce, who eral county folks. One man de­ the weather is bad you have rheu­ ■ ■ pics, blackheads, blotches, roah, holla ray, are charged by the newly- toid of tho homeless prospect now clared whole family would he sent matic twingles. Tho urine gets lia a a a a a a io a a a a a B x a ia a a a a a H ia a K a a a a a a a H B a a H a ia a a a * cloudy, full of sediment, the chan­ nnd eczema—given yon back your ap­ facing newcomers to Sanford. The to Gainesville next year. qiied Anti-Stcol Tran 1 nels often get sore nnd Irritated, petite—bnllda tlrm. plump flesh and adopting an improper attitudo support of the Kiwunians in any Pascft, Mrs. Ttcknor: Farmer’s obliging you to seek relief two or Alls you bill of new life and energy. THF BIOTTER A PRODUCT* IS THE SOONER YOU lord the uso of steel traps in efforts made to relieve the situa­ week attended at Gainesville. Nine All drug storoa soil S. S. S. Get the three times during the night. tion was assured. t a a p tore of animals. WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. in attendance. All reported prof­ larger bottle. It’s more economical. To help neutralize these irritat­ The point nt issue i-> the degree A vocal solo by H. C. Clause, itable week. Demonstration given rsu^fqriiig, experienced by cu­ accompanied by George Brockhnhn, in guava ice cream, called “ Pride ing acids; to help cleanse the kid­ neys nnd flush off the body’s urin­ pped nnimnls. featured the program of the en­ of Pasco." ous wu»lf*k get four ounces of Jud officials of the league are pre- tertainment committee. Citrus, Mrs. Moore: Farmer's Salts from any nhmmacy hereing a pamphlet written by EdThe musical numbers were well week attended. Interest shown by _________ a tablespoonful In a glass, of |d Brack, writer," lecturer nnd received, according to member.'. dl in county council reports. Visit) Take water before breakfast for » few flier navy officer, who is presi- Guests of tho club at the luncheon to experiment station.is interest­ days, and your kidneys may then of the brganliation. It will today were Raymond Fox, Klwan- ing. where plants studied. Cook­ act fine. This famous salts is SUBSTANTIAL JEVVLER IN A SUBSTANTIAL CITY” |tnin an appeal for general sup- iun of Ocala and Mr. Kies. Mem­ ing demonstrations educational. made from the acid of grapes and of the league’s program which bers included: lemon juice, combined with Uthiu, Lake, Mis* Cox: Guava meeting era both tho United States and E. D. Brownlee, I.. C. Bcbout, C. held with women nt Seneca. Dem­ and has been used for years to hadn. This program the orgnnByrd, R. L. Christenbcrry, B. D. onstration held in making butter, help flush and stimulate stuggfrh kion’u officials summarize as A. Caswell, It. B. Chapman, A. C. jelly and canning guavas. Guava kidneys; also to neutralize the lows: Carter, Fred A. Clark, T. L. Du­ recipes called for. Eight being acids in the system so they 3 '^ [We Qropose to bring almut the mas, R. G. Dnycy, longer irritate, thus often rcliqvA. C. Fort, ! •' printed. i go iif -a Jaw by. nil tho- state wy^ktu ss , - !„■ . t I IXs tSidnv Afrsi ■ C’rnbilH Mahy ing.hhiddn. Provincial legislatures-making' I1Ju'1v.ai7T ,riilick, Satis is inexpensive; emit m ml all use of the torturing steel' Hutton, J. I>. Jiukins, J. H, Jack-7] thousand guavas finding way into notJhdinjure make a delightful cans, jars, bottles and glasses. effervescentandlithiu-wuter and other non-killing devices j Lon’ drink. flaking fur, uxcept by the au- [ }■ Lnwtun, b. M. Some girls doing some splendid By all means have your physician O pen\i\K of rities in the ease of vermin. I I toyd. H. C. Long, L. J. Murcn- . specials for fairs. twice a year. , (ndvj), ■ ■ Phene-41 im n le s N T fiiat cy c a n /d o f 1 F o r Immediate \ Sale,we have \ DRINK WATER IF KIDNEYS BOTHER ould B ar Use Of KIWANIANS T 0 [eel t r a p s In U. S. SPONSOR MOVE Beinglrihumane FOR Y. M. C. A. \COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY j ■ ■ ! ■ s— Parades ToFealure ■| AnnualLegionM eet E. B. Ramiali, Sharon, W. M. InOmahaThisWeek more In others.’ A. ttaffehl, Every woman who ever wore fur settcr, B. Steele, J. G. |l be asked to contribute one dol- L. Scott, W. It. Smith, H. C. Vide, It. A. Winston, F. H. Wight, L. .1. OMAHA. Nob.. Kept. OIK—<,P)— Wilson, Heyward Walker, IV. E. Five large parades, each vicing White. with tho others in interest nnd untminl features will garnish the La-gion nation a I conven­ Danes Usurp Irish In American tion to be htdd here October 5 to British Pork Market y. On Tuesday morning tho visiting Legionnaires will parade, led by DUBLIN, Sept. 3 0 .- (/P)—The rojubat gcnernls and admirals of I(Continued from Page One) condition of the Irish pig trade U tho war. Two hundred and tlfly Mr • H»r at least three minutes af* described ns the worst for 30 bends nip! from 750 to 1,00(1 drums 1 ,that statement the vetqrans years. The Irish pig is being driv­ nnd bttgV corps will nmrch with njted themselves hoarse ami the en from the" British markets, main­ the former service men. I |*:»ter trembled’ to the thunder of ly owing to the competition of the Wedneftlny night the Legionphtuse. He continued with ns- Danes. Before the World War nairas and citizens of Omaha will Ireland had 97(1,000 pigs while rjnees that his candidate would be treated to the annual Ak-SarIhi on the flourii of CongTes uh- Denmark hail (500,000. Now, Mr. Ben electrical parade. | Iho veterans of the Spnnish- MncKcnna, a member of the Dai I, Thursday will be the big day for Mricnn War rAcfcivcd their just estimates Denmark has 1,800,000 parades, fin this day the military pigs nnd the Irish figures have de­ parade, including German and Aus­ t.l from the American people. clined. ( Mayor Offers Man trian war materials and every Ho also attributes tire Irish da- nvtdlahlo body of troops in the Sev­ Presenting Charles It. Flynn ns [other candidate for the highest cline to the high cost of feeding enth army corps area, will he held. Ike, Charles F. McCarty, mayor stuffs, to the partial failure of This will he followed by the pa­ | Marlboro, Mass,, made a speech last year’s potato crop, and to a rade of “ forty and Lighters," the iri rang with the fervor of im- more or less widespread disincli­ playground organization of the Le­ nation to breed pigs. faith in liis candidate. gion. ’ ^ |*‘)he biggest thing before this Some time Thursday the most p Yention today is the task of 29,620 Liquor C a s e s unusual ... .. parade of nil will Im held fijglng from a reluctant Gov- ,-w. 1 r» . —that of the “mutt" dogs wwhich pmeni the recognition that is D lS p O S e O B y S o llC ltO I ||1___ on test (jve ___ been entered in the con fte|you veterans," he said. "Mas!staged by the Colorado members' jclusctts has come to this conWASHINGTON, Sept. 30,—(dh of the Forty and Eight. Hundreds r-iion 138 strong to present a —The solicitor of treasury ha of mongrel dogs of every color, Wer they believe to have i«“*n handled 29,020 cases involving vio­ size nml description ydll march. wight to the fore in a miracu- lations of the national prohibition iij manner to take supreme con- act during the fiscal year ending The phosphates beds of Florida nl| in a crucial hour. They come June 30, collecting in fines nnd furnish r(inr1y three-fourths of iV'g, “Give us this man.’ " compromises, more than ?5,000,000, tho world’s supply. nree Candidates h F ig h t For Post If/V eterans’ Chief! Le a OF M E Y E R .......... .......... •VERNOR HEARS ■■ •It LIFE TERMER m [(Continued from Page One) P was engaged in the trucking jlncss in Heffner. In 1917 he iunteerod in the World War and fvud overseas one year. [I Will Think Matter Over ppvemor Martin concluded the I Hew with the man who has _ in the shadow of the electric '■ f r for nearly two years by sayJ i "l will think tala nil over. w'll heir from me." ®y*r thanked the Governor, i ~ hands with him and then *°u back to his cel!, to Governor said he would read records carefully pud hoped tlm a month to make a *le< PanliHiing Board stand i dividthe question of clemeyvy. t h e y d e s e r v e it I b LRLIN, Sept. 30.—(/P)—ThoiJ I ‘ tom of decorating.mnr-1■ d couples who celebrate golden Wiling 'llojii vcrjnirles i.V to he re­ ived hy tho Prussian government, specially coined meilal will be sented in each cmc. BILIOUSNESS ■ '■ Retired Minister Tells How He >■ Keeps in Good Form With ” the Assistance of ,5 Black-Draught. Went Graham. Vo.—1Tho Rev. Lti\vl3 Evans, a well-known retired minister, now past 80, living her#, has a high opinion of Black Draught, which ho soya ho haa taken when needed, for 25 years. "For years I had been suffering with my liver," ho says. "Some­ times the pain vyouhl be very In­ tense and my bark would hurt n(l Iho time. Blark-Dratight was tho first thing I found that would glva mo any relief. ‘‘.My liver has always been siugg’.-lj. H'^V.mea It glvqs uio a lot of trouble, j havo Buffered a lot*) with it—pains In my side anil back, nnd had headacho, caused from cx- I tremo biliousness. "After I found njarfc-Draught, I would begin to take It as soon aa I felt a spell coming on and it re­ lieved tho causo nt once. 1 can recommend It to anybody suffer­ ing from liver trouble. A dose or two now and then keeps mo iu good ■ form.’’ Mndo from selected medicinal roots and herbs, and containing no dangerous mineral drugs, BlackDraught la naturo’ti own remedy tor a tired, lazy Ihir. NC-ICtl Sanford’s Newest Jewelry Store i Saturday, October 3 rd W ith A ■ ecia t ' - ■ ening Offers S Ladies’ White Gold Killed Wrist Watches. Latest designs. Special at $10.50 ■ ■ »* m Ladies’ Solid Silver Compacts. Double and single with black silk cord iu the very latest designs. Special at $5.50. H * ■ ■ Gents’ White and Green Rolled Gold C u ff Links. Special at $1.50. Woman’s Club Building j|j Geneva, Florida. v free CLOCKS, ■■ ■ 2 P. M. to 10 P. M„ Friday, October 2,1925. A Good Snappy Program- f ONLY A I.IM ITED NUMBER s s s Second Annual Poultry Institute j j I 1 ■ ■ Also a full line ot Silver Trophy Cups I Under Auspices Seminole County Poultry Association 4s,;.. DIAMOND (GOODS, WATCHES, JEW ELEItY, SILVERWARE, IVORY GOODS and GLASSWARE U ■ ■ a ■ -?‘i iil; M agnificent Stock* o f the Latest D esigns in \ ■ M ■ ., m ■ " ■ 5 Ss B ■B ■ g * » ,' Good S pcakers. Entertainment Featured H . C . V ie le 3 m Telephone 442 116 Magnolia Ave. sis '-a PICNIC SUPPER AS GUESTS OF THE GENEVA CHAMB ER OF COMMERCE. JjS 'g • * Z ■ js» All who are interested in any phase of th e Ponltry Industry nre cordially invited to # a g g attend. -**-*>*SrSr!l 1381 Next Door to Cham her of Commerce PROMPT AND E F F IC IE N T SERV ICE GIVEN ON A LL REPA IRING AND ENGRAVING �PAGE POUR H i e S a n fo r d H e r a ld ^I t I f i r S s a f f o r d , Florid* vnd*f A ct of M u tt «. t i l l . _____________ _MH m p y y jf.i; P tt t u jt t — ■ — I U Mara*HB A»*»** r im * '411 BUDarHimon n*T M Montnt— On* Teat —it.H S it Carrirr, per L)*ll>*r*<l in Civ ibjrEdition It'00 track, Uo. W ssklr Hf y*mT- ftPEClAI. 50T1CBI All obituary no/icta, rarda of thaaka, raaolutlona and notlcaa ot «nt*r:*ln_«nt» whore cbargee art made will be charged f ir at regular tdrartlalng rat**. ■EMBER TUB AMOCIATBII I'fiB** The Associated Frees la exclus­ ively antltled to ft* uae for republlration o* all newa dlapatehea — — • » it nr nnt otharwlae crad- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1925 d (a ft* A ft | ir. atilt I f ,| J M v !fflr If M | !* lU B HERALD'S PLATFORM 1*—Deeper water route to Jackson­ ville. 2.—Conatraetlon of 8L John*-Indian Hirer canal. . 8.—Extemion of white way. i f -Ettenaion of local amusement*. —Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. f.—Augmenting of building pro* gram—houses, hotels, apartment houses. L—Extension of street paring program. 'It—Construction of boulersrd around Lake Monroe. &—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. ft—Expansion of school system with prorision for increased fa ­ cilities. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY HOW TO GAIN ALL:—Seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness; and nil these things shall be added unto you, Matthew 6 : 38. PRAYER:—Giro us, Lord, nn (.mbition that foils nothing short of the best which thou hast, and the accomplishment of all which thou hast planned. CURFEW Solemnly, mournfully, Dealing its dole, The curfew bell Is beginning to toll. A Cover the embers, And put out the light; Toii comes with the morning And rest with the night. tai Dark grow the windows, And quenched is the fire; Sound fades into silence All footsteps retire. 11 No voice in the chambers, No sound in tho hall! Sleep and oblivion Reign over all I The book is completed, And closed, like the day; And the hand that has written it Lays it away. Dim”grew* Its fanciesf “ * ------ Forgotten thoy lie; Like coals in the ashes, They darken und die. Song sinks into silence, The story is told, Tho windows arc darkened The hearth-stone is cold. Darker and darker, Tho black shadows fall; Sleep and oblivion Reign over nil. —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, -------- o-------Colonel Mitchell is certainly get­ ting ’em told. -------- o-------The MacMillan Polar expedition, the I’N-U No. 1, tho Shenandoah, the S-51. Next! » ------- o------- c !if I :;*W t* m i Brains and the Brute — ____ yr iH We had been under the impression th a t one of the pri­ mary duties of law enforcement officials was the prevention of crime. Of course so little crime is actually prevented th a t we have almost come to look upon officers of the law as re­ sponsible only for the apprehension of criminals after the crime has been committed. But nearly everyone will admit that it is a better policeman who prevents a m urder than who captures the criminal after the m urder has been com­ mitted. It seems however that the Sheriff of Dade County takes an entirely different viewpoint. This official received some very good advanced information that a jail delivery would be attempted early Sunday morning. He anticipated th at the rush would occur during the breakfast hour. He sta ­ tioned a number of deputies at various points of vnntage in the jail yard, and they, armed with shot guns, waited to see what would happen. Promptly at the predicted hour eight men broke through the jail door at a run. The deputies opened fire. One man, a negro trusty about the jail, was killed. Six of the pris­ oners were more or less severely wounded. An innocent by­ stander nearly a block away was shot through the arm. The sheriff and his men made no effort to prevent the attem pt to escape. They even encouraged the prisoners in it. They permitted the negro trusty to open the jail door and go in with the men's breakfast; this, ju st after one of the regular guards had announced in nn unduly loud voice, so that the prisoners might hear, that he was going. The Herald'believes it was better to shoot the men down than to allow them to escape, but The Herald believes th a t a man of intelligence in the sheriff's office could have pre­ vented the escape without such a lavish exhibition of gun play. Vote For The Best Man THB 9ANF0RP HERALD, 12,000,000 For F i.h .„ For Negro Workeifc. * Business and Religion. Discouraging Pilot*! BY ARTHUR B f ___ (Copy rim t 1*11) ■ ffl COMES A TIME IN THE LIVES OF ALL PARENTS As Brisbane Se^s It ^ Contemporary An obscure persotg W said, Vs one who isn't on* real estate man's ms\\Vs| Detroit Free Press. ®T - „ -1 ticG G ane i l fb lK S //- \ c m T ' S e T e p T B S txJe WR0H S & H 6S jfoGEVe/2- IGdfaHtVEJRZEDc*] Q O S H h toGOOMi UP A/OW AN' TTme i A\YSelf 't&u Fo lks is H M s fm ilH ' M PROGRESS T IN CHICAGO, where th is '/tiff written, John G. Shedd, Monday I signed his name to an agreement; under which he will supply $2,000,000 to build the world’:.* lari aquarium in Grant Park. iPs Thus, all over the United S men that have worked hard all their lives, and built up fortunes with the help of people, give back the money to the people among whom they earned it. France might have srndV« pie of blliion doiiars by ntfWct1 her debt settlement fiveytsri* —Pensacola Journal. ., WASSfom'ouTfa: ; He who hesitate! msj ^ lost, hut, says Ted, he is lar with other cateterik* Memphis News Scimitar. -< In addition school girl complexioj^* they must also see tofcu, do not lose that hoyi^fthat] Detroit Free Press. ------ v S 9 THE ROCKEFELLERS have given away hundreds of millions, a sum larger than the combined total fortunes oil all the richest men in America when John D. Rockefeller was a boy. ' 1• *• Some give directly, other indi­ rectly. Henry Ford, in his voluntary increase of wages, "gives away" at least fifty millions a year. MR. SHEDD’S gift of a great Kjuarium is money well itpenL It ac will will increase the supply of public information. If to the exhibition of strange creatures of the oceans and lakes the John G. Shedd gift could in­ clude some plan for economical dia; tribution among the people of the food that comes froiti the ocean, thnt would add to the. value of the IRift. Also If 10,000 varieti* would stay at home st stead of pursuing tkiJ lights, they wouldn’t eo!R*C$ end.—St. Louis Globe-Dm ' ’ Vi The kind of trousers big \ is wearing now need nvt down for little brother, will make nice petticoat* ; sister.—New York Heriu bune. ■>.4 • * -'i.i.'i | The wild west show la was a financial failure. \ ' west show has grown too Ua Chicago. They only kfll there.—Orlando Evening Star. >* The Mncon Daily Telegraph repeats n Htory of Senator A PLAN to get rid of sharkk Norris of Nebraska about a minister who wont 'fifteen that destroy billions of valunblfc fish every year, and the small sav­ miles to hear him speak and after the speaking said to him. ings whaleo that prey upon the "Mr. Norris, I am so anxious to have you succeed th at every great schools of salmon in the night before I retire, on bended knees I ask God to bco that northwest, would bo worth million* you are elected to the Senate. Why, sometimes I get so | in increased food value. anxious to see you elected that I almost feel ns though I COMMUNIST LEADERS are should vote for you myself." | said to be nctivo in a Negro Inbor "My friend," said Mr. Norris, "If you feel th a t th at way movement, seeking to establish k about it, why don't you vote for me?" Communist Negro Inbor organiza­ • "Oh," he replied, "I couldn’t do that. I am a Democrat." tion. NO SUCH A THING We did not know thnt Northern Democrats carried Dem­ Intelligent colored men can ASHEVILLE CITIZEN what thnt would lead to, and ocracy to such n fault but it is a well known fact th at in the guess where the white men would land South Democrats place their party invariably above their them in a “communist drive." • There is no such thing ns a safe The grade crossing must go, un­ own common sense. The time is surely coming when South­ railway grade crossing in the na­ less we take the mercenary and merciless view that economy should erners will have to throw off the shackles of political inher­ HOWEVER. THE intelligent col­ ture of things there cannot be. be practised in the saving of hu­ ored man will realize thnt proper­ Precautions on the part of mo­ man life. The number of trains is itance and vote for Ihc best man regardless of party, or else ty is t'j hard to get and keep as to torists, warning signal bells, increasing nnd the number of mo­ hang their heads in shame. mnko communism, the idea of di­ watchmen, nt the deadly crossing tor vehicles is increasing and there­ For many yenrs in national elections the vote of the !viding up what you have, distinct­ all help in diminishing the number fore the number of tragedies at Solid South could he counted months before election day. ly unnttrnctive. of nccldents there, and so The Cit­ the grade crossings will necessar­ The South would go Democratic regardless of what thnt Communists urge the? colored izen advocates them, but only ns ily increase. Therefore it must go. __________ remedial measures. party stood for or who its nominee happened to he. For workers to work for their race amitemporary The grado crossing must go, say These lessen the danger but do not years the party creeds and principles have been framed in to help “the white proletariat.’’) abolish Governor Smith nnd the Legisla­ it; they curb but do not men will do well to concen ture of New York State—it must the East and mighty little the Solid South has had to say Colored trnte on getting and keeping good kill tho wild beast that lays in go even though its elimination about the framing. wait. .jobs for the black prpletnriut. The the the State $300,000,000. 1924 offers a fair example of the point The Herald is (whites have n considcrabe capacity The GRADE CROSSING MUST costs A constitutional amendment soon GO—there is no such thing ns n to be voted on permits the issu­ trying to emphasize. The South stood solidly for McAdoo. [for taking care of themselves. safo grade crossing. The careless ance of bonds to such an amount as The East thwarted the desire of th e ‘South and then chose JUDGE HOLDOM, of Chicago, may become a bit more cautious the State’s part of the cost of a "compromise" candidate from the East, from New York of business combined with and the careful more alert—watch­ killing the wild beast of the rail City. On election day the South accepted the "compromise" talking religion, says, "Silas L. Itrynn, fa­ men with red flngs may be active­ junction. * candidate and voted solidly for him. The East voted quite ther of William Jenningre-Bryan, ly on tho job and electric signals No such sum would be required announce the coming of trains but as solidly for the Republican candidate. was an Illinois judge and opened the toll of death will be ta­ to eliminate practically all the There will lie another convention in 1928 when the Dem­ his court with prayer. His decis­ still grade crossings dn North Carolina. ker).' were uniformly reversed by ocrats must select another presidential nominee. PcrhnpsJ •ions County, for example, tbo.Hupremv-AxmsUDay after day we read of ter- In Buncombe but few of these highly again the South V iirg iW u p The'man'it'waiiFs iiTuTswaflow fible accidents a t watchmcn-guard- ther'e'are dangerous ones, and yet the cost another “compromise" offered it by the East. Perhaps "A CERTAIN Chicago bankor, ed junctions of rail and road, of of doing away with them would not again it will vote solidly for the Eastern man while Eastern­ more than thirty years ago, open­ misfortune following failure of be large. Viewing the matter from ed his bank with prayer. The bank bells to ring, of locomotive cn- the standpoint of financial econ­ ers vote Republican. ineers nnd motor drivers misun- omy only the railway companies But perhaps it will have sense enough to vote for the was closed by tho sheriff. orstnnding each other’s inten­ would find it porfitable to contrib­ best man, Democrat or Republican. tions. We do not need to look fur­ Another thing hard to stand is why Florida U>j ers don’t stay down in tig ' disc and get rich instea|*f i ing so hard in Northen Indianapolis News,, 3 It is said that a Hsu«_ll greatest ambition is to bn t coffin and a fine funmLIi think of about ten millios we would rather have tbs of those.—Cincinnati Eisphyt] 41 HIGHEST AIM The young man who aspires to a successful G reer should make character and education hi highest aim. Diligent woi’k, faithful saving and regular bank deposits arc a great help in giving accuracy to your aim. Your account is invited. i r/t Interest Paid on Savings Account* Seminole (jjjounfijDwk - S a n f o r d ,F la . THAT, HOWEVER, doesn’t show than Biltmorc to see that ute to the cost nnd the Legislature that it is a bad thing to mix bust- ther watchmen do not, cannot, make *iaa power to require contribution. THE FLORIDA BOOM has been called a “ phenomena." nesi* and religion. It only shows The grade crossing must go. a grade crossing safe. A "spectacular migration," a "modern gold rush," n "tri­ thnt business can go to the bad, ^ umph in publicity,” and “the high light in the dawn of a even with religion added. lllllllliu il ---------------- o----------------- great era for the whole Southeast," are other high-sound­ COOLIDGE learns,) ing phrases I have heard to describe what is going on in byPRESIDENT testimony given lie fore his air­ Florida, I found it all of these and more.—Walter C. Hill, craft committee yesterday, that the Vice-President Retail Credit Company, Atluntn. War department has thoroughly discouraged American pilots. There can't be any doubt about WHAT WE HEAR moves less than what we see.—Ros­ that. There ought not to lie any common. doubt about a change ia methods ----------------- a----------------or about tho establishment of a A GENEROUS HEART repairs a slanderous tongue.— separate flying force. -----------------o----------------- THE CONSTITUTION B eau tifu l L a k e i Crystal Lake, $6,500. fish interests discover for it. And while trying to help us with 6 rooms and hath in Sanford, all conveniences JW.» O*■W il] one hand, the government is spank­ *<j(j ing us with the other. Congress 6 room house on large lot in Paola, $1,250.00 has passed about fifty thousand laws. No one could enforce them :i acres in bearing orange grove near Paola, $l.500.#C all. Tho desk of every federal at­ U 1 torney is jammed with cases whi :h hofcould not prepare und bring to trial if he held office for fifty years. And the citizen goes his way daily wondering what laws he L. SIMMONS Sales Manager is breaking. Phone lit The debate over states’ rights is 108 Magnolia Ave. livlier than ever. The dread of centralized power stalks abroad. ........... ............................................................ ■ I I I U I I H I I " 110 One group cries out that we are suffering from "government by courts." Another replies that the TWO LOTS PACING EAST , courts are our only bulwarks of Americanism. One of the Best Locations in the City $750.00 Each , ,*us There should he no rush an d 1 sudden changes in our system, but LOT ON HUGHEY STREET we know that changes must and will lie made. Unless a majority Between Park and Magnolia of the people know what it is all $1,750.00 about we shall go on prescribing cures which arc worse than the Double Corner Apartment H o u s e Site diseases to he remedied. Every officeholder takes an oath Close In to "defend the constitution.” Citi­ zenship carries the same obliga­ Corner Lot on Union Avenue tion. How can we defend it if we A Good Buy » don’t know what it is? Rend your ! constitution. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT m CLEAN PLAYS E. F. L A N E R E A LTO R MIAMI TRIBUNE The musical play, “ Rose Marie," which is just completing its first year's run a t the Imperial theater, New York City, is considered to have broken the world utage rec­ ord, playing to 3,500,000 people in n single year. This play, opening in Atlantic City in August, 1924, has now four companies on the road, with another soon to start. Profits from this production have made fortunes for several people and the credit for judgment and farsightedness in the selection of this play is due to the late Oiear Olammenitcin, ihe father of the producer. He maintained that clean and wholesome plays, especially when accompanied by beautiful musical and artistic settings with a certain romantic appeal, were the most profitable theatricals that could be placed upon the American stage today. The great success of "Rose Ma­ rio" given promise of the return of that type of better musical plays such as “Robin Hood," which were so successful in this country about lit years ago. The last decade has been given bo largely to the vogue Front LotJ And G room house, Garage... Paved street on COLLIER’S WEEKLY Most of us speak highly of the constitution. Few of us ever read it. A year ago the national elec­ tion turned largely on the fear of changes in it. It is safe to say that 00 out of every 100 voters did not know what they were vot­ ing about. Many of us do not know what our scheme of government actu­ ally is. Too many of our legisla­ tors, busily turning the handles of the lawmaking machines, do not know und do not care whether their bruin children have a legitimate place in the American scheme. Many officeholders, earnestly fat­ tening in their jobs, do not know anything ubout thu meaning of freo government. Tho chief purpose of the consti­ tution originally was thu protec­ tion of human rights and individ­ ual freedom. Today the fedcrnl government is chiefly busy with doing things for us nnd doing things to us. It is a great und costly agency engaged in about twenty-five thousand sep­ arate nnd distinct occupations. It spends every year billions of dol­ lars, and it has to spread them pretty thin to cover all the tasks that enthusiasts, cranks and sel­ 1 STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS S Missouri Apple Crop 058,000 Homer. barrels—Headline in St. Louis ONCE MORE, how will the op­ Globe-Democrat, That's a lot of ponents of a separate air force anapple sauce I SOAR NOT too high to fall, hut stoop to rise.-Massengcr. wer theiu questions? Why have we separate army and Oud Idea of a morbid propensity navy departments? Isn’t it becuusc for sloth la to drop your copy of SANFORD'S FORUM the army and nnvy are different, n Hearst newspaper and follow anti require special knowledge and the fire wagon as it, goes by. Editor The Herald: mind, that we go out a mile or ability? -------- o-------I am interested in Sanford nnd two and purchase n good site for And isn’t the flying tiopartment It makes it all the wnrso whcnltho youth of this City, if I were « City Park and Play Grounds, different from the army and navy, you recall that tho Riffians came ,)()t { wou)(1 fol|))W lh„ |*jnc 0f |east Scores of people are coming to and doesn't it require special abil­ to the iisMatance of tho I rench I rusistiinco zinil sny uothinir* I *"®orit!ii und tho ( hunibcr of C*om* ity? when Franco was invaded by the | , ,___ t t merco could do nothing better than I have been teaching in the High Germans. spend some of the advertising mon­ School for threo years and as one ey A YOUNG Chicago bootlegger on play grounds. I heartily agree f peaking of Shupurji Whatsis- of your public servants l am in with Mr. Holly on the roads lead­ answering in court the question, namr, Secretary Kellogg said,) position to know some of the needs ing to Sanford being enough to “ What is your businesa?” replies “Let speech Ik* free but not in­ and desires of tho children. Wo dk'gust the travelers, but if we calmly, "I am a bootlegger,'* then flammatory." 'Fraid he'll get his have a wonderful city, but how we could have the right kind of play tells how, with thousand!* and tens neglect our children. The people fingers burned. and mnko our city so at­ of thousands, he bribed the author­ who layed out our city and set grounds --------o-------tractive that the people would say, ities ufter he landed in jail. He You see, there are very valuable aside so many parks had some “Sanford, that lovely little city with stayed in jail as much or as little phosphate beds in the Riffian wonderful ideas. Shall we let all its marvelous piny grounds," then as he pleased. The young bootleg­ country. Thut's why France nnd these parks remain idle? Every wo would get our Bhare of the ger, who had made over a million, Spain arc working so bard in tho few days I hear some of the school people regardless of the condition protested that they “tapped him" children wishing they had some­ of the roads. rather severely. "interest of civilization.” where to play. We have been On my way to New York this Undo Sam finds ho has more promised tennis courts for sever­ summer I had occasion to observe WHEN IT was suggested that buffalos than hu knows what to al years, and how we appreciate thut the moot progressive cities an official higher up might go to do with so to anyone willing to pay the ONE we have, but we need had good schools and play grounds. jail for bribetaking, that official the cost of transportation he wilt twenty-five. Asheville, N. C., found that she had asked. "What jail do )ou think you The City did a wonderful thing to go out five miles to find a good could send me to thut'f on the levpresent a nice young buffalo, and that’s no bull when they purchased a Ball Park, location for n city park and play­ t*l?" He intimated plainly that --------o-------nnd gave our High School boys a ground. Ithncu, New York, had sev­ bootlegg business had corrupted "Locul Realtors Hear of Acute wonderful place to play foot-bail, enty-five tunnis courts. Washing­ officials wholesale, and that with House Shortage", "Postal Service imt I say again we are neglecting ton, D. C. has tennis courts nnd money you buy what you want­ to be Increased Here This Week," our smaller children. Yes, the play grounds all over the city. ed. were the headlines In last night’s Chamber of Commerce drive did I do not want to be critical, hut There is no doubt that the “easy Herald which give splendid indica­ a wonderful thing for Sanford and I do want us to think seriounly money” of bootlegging, hijacking tions of Sanford’s progress and de­ will bring many people here, but nnd see if wo are directing all of and drug selling hns seriously dam­ velopment. what are we going to do with them our interests in the right wuy, 1 aged public safety and weakened -------- o when we get them here? Are we love Sanford and 1 want us to huve tho vnlue of officials, Seven airplanes from the French going to get all tho money we can the best city in the State. Zone bombed the Holy City of out of them und let them go, or With the erection of our modern JOHN HULBERT, official exec­ Shcshuan the other day killing two will we have a place for the chil­ High School on French Avenue utioner at Sing Sing prison, quitq persons, both non-combutants, one dren to play and make them want this winter I want us ull to work his job after killing 140 in thu woman and a Jew, No doubt these to stay here? There are lots of together to have the most attrac­ electric chair. For this he has courageous aviators will now be people left in the world who put tive buildings and grounds of any been paid $21,000—$150 for each awarded the crolx dc guerre. their children first. It would do school its size in the State. Text killing. us all good to I'.op and ask our­ hooks iy:e only a part of un educa­ Not bad pay for merely throw­ General Mitchell said tilings his selves "what are we living for?” tion. Outi'de appearance nnd sur­ ing u switch and seeing thut the superiors didn't like nnd they made To make the world a better place roundings are as important as the current is O. K. But it must be him a colonel. Colonel Mitchell to live in, or be selfish nnd get inside. I.vt us do all we can to make disagreeable work. said things even more hunt!)’ than all we can regardless of the wuy all the schools of our city as a t­ Will the retiring executioner General Mitchell did. Now a court the youth goes? tractive us you want your living ever meet, on the other shore, the martial is in the offing—but after Selling real estate can be as hon­ room to be, for the children live 140 thnt he sent on ahead? If so, that how Major Mitchell will talk! orable as any business, but some ut school a greater part of the time. what will they say to each other?: And Captain Mitchell! Won’t he of our fathers and mother.' are Remember the youth of this city Thank Iqim, very likely. tell tha pop-eyed world a few | leaving their children to run wild deserves the best that we can give It is difficult to find another things! \Ve do hopu to be urounJ while they sell real estate. Money them. Will we give' them .......................# what they executioner, because he must be n when Corporal Mitchell hands out is all right, but when you let it deserve, or leave them to look o u t!trained electrician, willing to kill nn interview on the Army, the come between you and your child for thcmselve.'. for a living. It should be not difNavy nnd the conduct of the air you are on dungcrous ground, Uespcctfully yours, ficult but IMPOSSIBLE to find •ervice.—Chicago Tribune. • May l suggest what l have in R. F, COOPER, (such a man in a civilized state. S i, W ff. f, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925 of jazz that it is only recently that producers have realized that the public demands urui will support S entertainment of the more wholetome and artistic sort, such as this charming musical play, "Hose Marie" represents. The tuneful mu­ sic of this play h 's swept across the entire country and it is more or less a common remark for visi­ tors in New York, wishing to get the best "theater,” to i'»y, "Have you seen "Rose Marie?" While scores of plays filled with brainless piffle come and go on Broadway, now and then n play­ wright or a producer has courage and artistic sense enough to real­ ize that attractive music, a decent plot and a real heart interest are,| after all, the abiding and popular drawing cards of the theaters. tl is much to be hoped thut thu great tuccesH of “ Rose Mnrie" in the country is an indication of the turn of the tide away from the mcdicore and unwholesome musi­ cal show of that typo of production ]■ carrying with it wholesome enter- 1■ tuinment nnd the joyous, tuneful | ■ — of ~t HI­ notes life, Booms 501-502. Phone 95 First National Bank Building. SALES FORCE M. M. STEWART .. DOUGLAS KLYJ muTa■ mmmmmmmmmm Him* ■■■■■**111 A Real Ba r g a i n IA)I 113 h i g h l a n d s t r e e t 1750 Cash—Immediate Acceptance E. S H i y E R t 822 May Street —■ __ , .J Jacksonville,, ...■ ■ ■ H I M * '* " �j * ’..'I,, f *-*- w&pt t'V s Kissed Son’s W ife JLEPHONEOffice 148 Social Calendar frjmrch will meet at 3:30 L with Mrs. A. K. Powers at f*me on Ninth Street. L B D. Caswell will enterfhe Bon Ton Bridge Club at [ome on Magnolia Avenue at Nellie Turner Circle will with Mrs. L B. Bragg at her i on Parle Avenue at 3.JO |k. AH members are urged [.present. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor, TELEPHONE SEMI-ANNUAL FASHION SHOW BE HELD ON THURSDAY EV1 Much interest is being shown in the announcement of the semi-an­ nual Fashion Show which The Baumel'n Specialty Shop will give a t the Milane Theater Thursday evening. For several years these Fashion shows have proven both interesting and entertaining, and are always anticipated with a great deal of pleasure by Sanford people. The models this season, as in former seasons, will bo several of the most attractive members of Sanford society. They are Mrs. A. \ti Powers' Miss Lillian Shinholser, Miss Margaret Cowan, Mrs. A. W. r^ E f'in n 8' L Coloman, Miss Fnl£ 1 ! and. ‘ Nancy ofBiahop. tach will modely aissnumber beautlful gowns and wraps showing the $20,000.00—One third cash Balance one, two and three years £ « & * » •* * -" •* ah L n! V ? ature of the fashion J w * ^"Wing of child­ ren s frocks for which the attractive small models will be: Maria K°.rr,( Ann Hobson, Maxine Urockhahn, and Dorris Hobart. Charging that his father forcibly kissrd and attacked his wife, Ben Kraus of Dayton, O., has filed suit ngainst the-parent for fiiOOO dam­ ages. Kraus, shown above with his wife, alleges that the incident occurred on June 21 while he was uwny from home. New Smyrna Beach National Exhibits Development Has For Poultry Show Many Attractions AtThe Volusia Fair I Thuraday L c l ’i Specialty Shop will Its semi-annual fashion Show je Milano Theater. L Seminole Chapter Number fot the Order of Ea:Cern Star keet at 7:30 o'clock. All memNew Smyrna Peach, townsite mre urged to be present and DELAND, Sept. 30.—f/P)— The Halting Stars will be made development of the II. I). Schulte gold medal poultry show for Flo­ Realty Company, Inc., of Dnytonn rida under the auspices of tho Am­ has been called the Atlantic City erican Poultij/ Associiftion .has f e> Friday ■ regular business meeting of of the south by authorities who awarded to the Volusia county fair ■ C; T. U. will be held at have seen tho similarity in the two which will Im» held in thin city from ■•dock at the First Metho- locations. January 2(5 to 30. Thin announceRurch. All members are reLying between the Atlantic Oc- mvent wus made the nationnl or­ id to be present as there will enn and the Indiqp River for a I ganization through the Florida fcetion of officers. distance of two and a half miles, division executive. k. Edward Betts will enter- its advantages and attraction as a holding of this official poul the Eight O'Clock Bridge resort are declared to he unexcell­ The show here means that breeders [at her home on Park Avenue. ed in the state. Handled by men try from all over the United States *T of wide knowledge in the develop­ will have exhibits at the fair here j Monday, ment field, it is predicted that the thin year, according’ to state nsi Pipe Organ Club will meet future of the New Smyrna Peach hociation officials. The nwuri’/ l « home of Mrs. Ruby Cooper project is assured. made by the American Poultry As­ it Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 Development by the owners it sociation are considered the high­ •k with Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. is pointed out, will include wide est in the country. A corps of ,t Betts as hostesses. paved boulevards and streets, ar­ judges from throughout the Union rangements for installing water, will make the decisions. Tuesday. power, gns and sewerage; dona­ Prizes offered by tho parent or­ ^D aughters of Wesley will tion of school, church, post office, ;* business meeting in the playground, park and golf course ganizations are gold nnd silver bxoom at 7:30 o’clock in the sites; concrete sidewalks, nnd ad­ m»dals for the best cockerel of each variety of poultry includ­ ig. All members aro urged visable building re:<rictions. ing chickens, duck, geese, other present as there will be eiecAmong the natural advantages waterfowl and bantams. It was if officers. embraced in the location in addi­ announced that the American Poul­ tion to the year round climate, are try Asosciation recognizes the the proximity to the well known fact that the male makes up 50 East Coach beach, eonviently situ­ per cent of flock value and gives ated along the Florida East Coast its nwards on that ban's. Railroad, and the principal high­ Officials of the Volusia county ways through tho district. The sit­ fair and Mrs. W. W. Potter have association state that this will uation is far enough removed, it is into their new home in Rose the largest poultry show in the shown, from the congested traffic be centers to insure the safety of history of the county. They have 14 J. C. Ayct>ck spent Tues- growing children. |n Orlando, the guest of her iter. Personals , ’and Mrs. Vivinn Speer have tldnto their new home ut 411 Avenue. Japanese Nobility Claim Sea Turtle Is Good Luck Omen KJand Mrs. J. B. Young of Ho, were the guests of friends ■■ford, Florida. r. and Mrs. Robert W. Pear- brought happiness to the royal I Jr., and children returned to­ household, The big turtle, is said to have ffrom New York. weighed several hundreds pounds, iss Carl Stone left Monday for appeared on the beach in the early ivtlle, Term., where she will hours of the morning. The police guards immediately informed the r Peabody College. Imperial couple of the visitor and the Regenf and his young rs. Tom McCrea of Orland both gone on a viBit to her parent- wife came out to observe the stron­ ger. The turtle was then treated and Mrs. E. W. Stiles. to a bowl of sake, the Japanese jr. nnd Mrs. George A. De­ national drink, which hi always les returned Inst evening after used to welcome a guest. After a (e weeks spent in New York. somewhat hesitant sip or two, tho cumbersome reptile shuffled out to [hs Elizabeth Stiles left for sea and disappeared. The Princs ksonville last week where she Regent obtained several photo­ iking u business course in the graphs before his visitor departed. As the Crown Princess is expect­ ksonville Business College. ed to become n mother some time r. and Mrs. L. S. Brockway this Fall, the advent of the turtle [expected Saturday from Min- was viewed ns nil exceedingly for­ bolia, Minn. They will occupy tunate omen. i new home in Rose Court. Free Moving Pictures every night this week of the COMMER­ Irs, W. L. Morgan and small CIAL BANANA PLANTATIONS of Duytonu Beach are the at Peace will be shown at Its of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry WiL the officeValley, at their home on Ninth Street, DER CO., of112TAYLOR-ALEXANPark Avenue., at 8 o’clock promptly. rs. Mary Higgins, who lias i spending the summer with daughter, Mrs. Julius Striker .unsdnle, Pa., is expected home week. NCE at Osteen, Tuesdays and hursdays. Music furnished by Jody Three.” Everybody wel- AT ONCE! E MODISTE SHOPPE Mrs. Geo. Hrockhahn 214 E. 2nd St. Listings on residence lots anywhere in San­ ford! Also— Evening Busines Class UGH SCHOOL BUILDING rt. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. very Monday, Wednesday id Friday Evening 7 & 9 [ginners may enter at any time We are having calls for Homes every day! Don’t stall around*. List your ■property ni mediately with •essons in Classical Report FederalMen Will Co-operate in State Soil Survey TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 30.—</P) —The United Stat States bureau of Soils has agreed to cooperate with Flotilla in soil work in the state. This assurance wan given Dr. Herman Gunter, state geologist, in a conference held at Washington recently, Dr. Gunter announced on his return. At the last session of the state legislature, $5,00(1 was appropria­ ted for soil work, and this amount will he duplicated by the United States bureau. It is expected that the Washing­ ton bureau will be enabled to send u soil specialist into Florida to be­ gin tho soil work some time dur­ ing November, Dr. Gunter said. A tentative agreement fur co­ operative arrangements was also made with the United States Geo­ logical Survey for revising the strntegraphic geology and water resources of Florida, Dr. Gunter Realtors, FALL, Sanford 1925 In Conjunction with Milane Theatre Thursday Evening, October 1st, 1925 AT 7:45 O’CLOCK SPECIAL FEATURES ORCHESTRA - •■.................. ........... *• KAYSER UNDERWEAR Silk Vests, step-in nnd Tedds. In ever; slmde. Made of best quality. Italian sili A tasty sandwich is always in season — and appropriate for nearly all occasions. But your sandwiches must be good— and the making of good sandwiches begins with the selection of good bread. The smooth, even texture and full luscious llavor of M erita makes it the finest kind ot sand­ wich bread. It is tender, flaky and as “ light as a feather” — and yet it is extra rich, wholesome and pure. Al­ Spicy-! ways ask your grocer for Merita Cinnam on Bread—the Southland's finest. Buns Two sizes, 10c and 15c. Can't you t i t l e iheir >picy o n g — ihrir full rich (fa­ vor, *nd their tan* uliiing m te m e itf Or d e r a package for mpper—or for brtakfait with cof­ fee. They are line fo r c h i l d r e n ' s school lunches. MADE BY THE Full Fashion shades. Spei Specials $1.65 ONEYX POINTEX ion, with pointed heel. White $1.95 CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR Heavy, flat crepe and crepe de chine gowns and tedds. White, pink and flesh, trimmed with fine round thread and filet luces. Ful Fashion, heavy dark colors. A m e r ic a s B a k e r ie s C o m p a n v PHOENIX SOCKS All colors. Short and ;t; length. and fancy tops. Plain colors DOVE BRAND MUSLING UNDERWEAR Soft finished nainsook and full cambric, tifully made gowns, tedds and step-in. 50c and 75c pair RICH B R E A D BOYS’ GOLF SOCK—Plain, with fan cy Tops, Small and med size check fresh daily p Dancing fill be given by Miss Sara Wilson beginning Oct. 1st. t American Legion Hall, all at 410 Oak Ave. mornig or call 213 in the P. M. The future queen of Norway probnbly will be Princess Astrid, youngest daughter of the Duke of Vestergoetlnmi, Sweden. An­ nouncement of her engagement to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway is expected soon. Ail timber lands in Florida re­ served for the use of the United States Navy have been turned over the Secretary of the Interior for festnratiuii m the public domain. iaid. Henry Wight arrived home in the Clyde Line steamer Jew York. now open ready for the fall sewing. New ten room residence on com er of First Street and French Avenue; up to date in every respect. Future Queen Realty Co :iir» First National Bank Sanford, Fla. fro m your grocer The Yowell Company �PAGE m THE SANFORD HERAfcD, WEDNESDAY, 9 Mehtory Of Hopper Plague150 Years Ago Arouses Kansas Ire Babe Adams, Pirate Hurler, Sole Survivor Of Winners In 1909 Series W i t h Tiger Agriculture Department Hehlnd Move For Placing Various Resources Before World; Will Feature Farms Philadelphia Tnkes Game By Performance Of Past Two PITTSBURGH. Sept. > Babe has had a notable career, Score of 1(M In Only Con­ Seasons Show Colorful Sixteen years ago, on a cold Octo- Born in Tipton, I nil., in 1882,_Jie test Scheduled in Majors; Ducky to Be Belter Than ber day, there came into everlast­ Mitchells Hurls Fine Ball Flash in Pan, Experts Say ing baseball fame u bulky Missouri rinli, Mo., in early life. His fa­ pioughman, for the moment one of ther was a tiller of the soil and so PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.—(>P) WASHINGTON. Sent. 30.—(/P) the great moundtrnen of the day— wj!- Babe until his work as pitcher for hi.; home town Haymakers —Brooklyn dropped back to sixth —Stanley Raymond (Bucky) Har­ Charles (Babe) Adams. Detroit had won the American came to notice. The Parsons team plnco in the National League race ris, 28 gears old, leads his Wash­ TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 30.— —A systematic plati of publicity for each of the sixty-six counties of Florida has already begun by the Department of Immigration, of the State Department of Agricul­ tu re according to aq_jinnounccment made by C. J. King, the advertis­ ing editor. The publicity will be for the purpose of placing the resouraes of the counties before the world at large. It will consist of. the gen­ eral character of the soil, crop pro­ duction, crops that could be made, productive, fruits and stories gen­ erally of ruccess and other inter­ esting information. The railroad mileage, systems of which they ore a part, highways.nnd nurflcularly the number of miles of ~ood roads, exceptional points of interest nnd manufacturers will also be coveroil. The write-ups, which will be rvnilable for ail newspapers de­ siring them, will be bUocd at a rate of about two counties each week. They may be obtnim-d upon request, it was stated. Other features to be incorporat­ ed in the publicity will include the names of all new settlers, the kind of farming, class of farming con­ templated, and whether or not the farmer owns his own land. T. J. llrooks, head of the immi­ gration department, will on list Mr. King in this work. Mr. Brooks rec­ ently began the publicity move by visiting Jefferson county where he gathered considerable data for the lirst Issue of the series. ington Senators into their second League pennant thnt year, 1909, cf the Missouri Valley League picked him up in 1905 and he won Thursday with 9 defeat at the World's Jieries on Oct. 7, in Pitts­ had 30 out of 40 games, enough to at- hands of Philadelphia, 10 to 4. burgh—a tribute to youth and ox- tract the attention of the St. Louis Grimes started for the Dodgers, playing managers. uen, Cardinals. After spending half of . When Bucky captured the Amer­ 1 on the reason on a St. Louis bench he but retired alter four inning. Ray ican League flag in 1924 many rinal was Font to Louisville and thence Pierce Scored his third victory^ in close followers of the game were am i in Denver. In the Colorudo enpi- four starts against Brooklyn. of the opinion that cither the team Inte tal he became a hero, with 38 vicearned Harris through or that he The Box Score. kili- torlcs out of 50 games, and Pitts- BROOKLYN was "lucky.’ ’But when the series AB it II PO A E Imi- burgh matched him away for a Johnston, 3b. . . 3 1 0 0 1 for the world title came, the youth 0 at- short trial in 1908. Then again Tirney, 3b......... 2 1 1 0 matched wits with one of the 10 Ingn he went to Louisville and pitched Stock, 2b......... 5 0 2 2 1 0 game’s oldest and most renowned so well that he came back to the Wheat, If.......... 3 1 3 3 0 0 manager), John J. HcGmw o.' the Ty- Pirates to stay, N< w Ytrk Giants, and the youth Hutson, If. . . . . . . 1 0 1 0 0 0 gia. After bis remarkable work in Fournier, lb...... 5 0 1 7 3 0 won. tow- the world’s seriei of 1909, Adams Brown, cf.......... 4 0 1 3 0 0 < Harris never has been a remark­ ring remained for a long time in Pitts- Cox, rf.............. 4 0 2 - 1 0 0 able player but there is something Hot burgh, but finally failed ■in 1917 Corgnn, ss. .. .. 4 0 0 2 4 0 nliqut his leadership that attracts the and departed for the lower leagues, Taylor, c........... 2 0 0 1 I) 2 veto tan and recruit as well and at itts- But be pitched remarkable ball for Hargraves, c. .. 2 0 0 2 1 0 all limes he is prepared to receive lit*, Hutchinson of the Western and Grimes, p. .. . . - 2 0 0 3 1 1 and consider the advice of those get!, Kansas City offered him an op- Cantrell, p........ 1 0 0 0 2 0 who comprise the backbone of hi.» em- , partunity. It was tli? road back D eB erry/x .. . 1 1 1 0 D 0 club—Johnson, Peckinpnugh, Rice itts- 'to fame, a road few major leaguers nnd Gosiin. Washington, however, de- have traveled. The veteran eonTotals .......... 39 4 12.24 14 3 may expect a well turned after­ and rjucrud Columbus twice in the seax Butted for Cantrell inJvtb.-» ^ noon always from Its second basesun of 1918, allowing one hit each PIHI,A AU R 11 PO A E man. He Is an expert fielder ami 11 ; time, to show ho v;^n back in form, band, ss................ 3 1 0 1 5 1 a dangerous batsman, and has de­ itch ' Tb latter part of the season Leach, (if........... fi 0 0 4 0 o veloped Into one of the best pivot Williams, rf........ 1 3 3 - 3 0 0 men of baseball. Harper, IL .. 5 3 3 2 0 9 The Senator lender's career be­ Fonseca, lb. .. 3 0 0 (5 0 0 gan in Pittston, Pa., in l’J jl, at Mitchell, lb. I0 0 1 « d th; age of 18. Ho is a native of Henline, c......... 3 2 I I 1 <> UocomotivesOnP.R.R. Pott Jervis, N. Y. In 1916 IlughHuber, 3b.......... 2 1 2 0 4 0 ey Jennlngings of Detroit gave tlvi Friberg, 2li........3 U 0 3 2 U M akingLongNonStop youngster a trial at Detroit. With­ Pierce, p.......... 3 0 0 0 1 0 in a month he went to Scranton of Hauls Between Cities the New York State League, and Totals ......... 32 10 9 27 13 1 thence to Muskegon, Mich., where Score by innings: PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30—OP)— he played third base and had a Brooklyn............ 000 110 101— 4 Thirty-two fn>t pnsenger trains on batting record of .100* Philadelphia........20; 200 OOx—Ml the Pennsylvania railroad between Norfolk, Vn., had him in 1917, Summary: Two base hits, Hen- New York and Pittrerurgh are now but on May 30 ho became a mem­ line, Hur|)er, Wheat, Stock, Tier­ being operated without a change ber of the Reading club in the In­ ney. Stolen bases, Willinnt*. Sac­ of locomotives. The road experi­ ternational League. He played 70 rifices, Pierce. Double plays, mented with this innovation first games ami hit for .230, The fol­ Sand, Friberg, and Fonseca; (’an- by trying the plan on two fast pas­ lowing year found him with Buf­ tre 11. Corgnn and Fournier. L-ft senger trains between the Smoky falo, playing short stop nnd second on base, Brooklyn 9; Philadelphia City and the metropolis. For thir­ hasc in 85 contests nnd batting for 0. Base on balls, off Grimes, 4; ty dnys the lone locomotives mak­ .241. In 1919 with Buffalo he be­ Cantrell, 3; Pierce, 1. Struck out, ing the entire haul, pulled the fly­ came one of the International’:; by Grimes 1; Cantrell, 2; Pierce ers in on time. best infielders and increased his 5, Hits off Grimes 9 in -1 innings; The plan was extended to take in bitting figures to ,282. It was on Cantrell, none in 4. Wild pitch two trains between Pittsburgh and Aug. 5 of that year that the Sena­ Grimes. Passed ball, Taylor. Los­ Philadelphia, ns well ns two trains tors obtained him. ing pitcher, Grimes. Umpires, carrying tin* mail and expreej be­ In 1921 and 1922 Harris partici­ Laghlin, Hart and Bigler. Time tween this city and Chlcji"0. Again pated in every game with the Sen­ 1:35. the big locomotives proved their ators, hitting fur .289 nnd 2.69. In 1923 he hnd an average of .282 and endurance qualities, nnd the Penn* in 1924 his mark was .208. ■*y engineers have decided to ex­ tend the no-ehnngo system to in­ clude the 32 fast trains between Pittsburgh anil tho East. Liter, they said, it would take in tho lines west of Pittsburgh. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh . To insure the non-change plan, Brooklyn at Philadelphia. New York .. the road replaced the lighter type Only one scheduled. Cincinnati .. !>as:>:nger locomotives with heav­ Kt. Louis .. . ier ones, thus increasing the speed AMERICAN LEAGIJI Boston .. .. on the level ground and making Washington at Boston, Brooklyn .. possible the long mountain hauls. Chicago .. .. Only one scheduled. Philadelphia Chicago .. RearAdmiral Robison Cleveland New York TakesRankOf Captain Boston .. .. .295 Washington ,580 ----------------------------Philadelphia WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.—</T’> 540 Lake W orth—City to install St. Louis .. —Rear Admiral J. K. Robison, ii ,523 electric truffle signals. Detroit „ .. storm center In the senate oil in­ vestigation, concluded hiu four year term us chief of the navy bu­ reau of engineering today and re­ verted to his regular rank as cap­ NOTICE Someone is a!way; taking ihe romnnee out of life. Most young flap­ tain. He had requested permi pers and balloon-trousered sheiks probably think that the ukvlole, sion to retire before relinquishing TO THOSE DESIRING LOCATIONS IN THE his bureau post but this was re­ with its tantalizing melmly, comes direct from tb? moonlit beach of fused l>y President Coolhtae. Wbut Waikiki. But here' proof that, it doesn’t. One of the largest ukclcle N 6 W A R C A I) E usxignment lie will be giv: n has factories is in the little itnroranntk' town of Hast Spurn, O, And here not been determined nor bus a suc­ are real American girl >, not dusky Hawaiian belles wearing lets ami cessor yet been selected to head short grans skirts, turning out 200 uke!>a a day. Business has been Now under construction nt tlu» corner of First St rushime since college started. the bureau. and Sanford Ate., are requested to ace Today’s Games 211) E. First St. 1 IS GETTING SERIOUS *HE HAS EVERY CHANCE- OF CECDVTANG HEAVY DAMAGES - L <SuE05 ID 06 TIER SEE ATTORNEY j S reyant aBoot This.- ^ V PERHAPS HE'LL GiVE / V m e Some hope PJ WICHITA, Kan., Sept. 30.—(i« 30 —Kansas folks arc exercised over the fact that the old time grass­ hopper plagues remain in the mem­ ory to plague the state while more rerJcnu* visitations in other states and other lands nrc forgotten. In 1871 a horde of grasshoppers that darkened the skies invaded Hennas, leveling fields and denud­ ing trfes and vegetation of all fol­ iage, poisoning wells and rivers that were choked with their bodioi', and literally blocking roods. The plague seriously checked the set­ tling of Kansas, still un infunt state. Now. “to judge from recent re­ ports from Argentina." remarked former Gov. Henry Allen recently, "the Kansas grasshopper Yisrtation was as mild as a cloud of gnati* in comparison. "Tens of thousands of tons of Easy Repaymei Office In new Merriwe 2nd Street. Williams-McGraw Realty Coi 313 F irst National Bank Bldg. , ROSE COURT LOT Fronting on San ford Avc. 75x155 c**Mnm tb are set up to slop the petuk The government has a special bu­ reau to cope with them. They have come, not only one year, hut a number of years in succession. “ But for some unexplainable rea­ son the Kansas grasshopper which showed up serious proportion!' only once, will always bo more famous than the Argentine variety, just j-.s th 3 Kansas 'cyclone* is more no­ torious than the more numerous ones of Illinois." E. B. Mann, member of the an­ nual staff of the University of Florida, was a visitor at the state capitol here. Mr. Mann wns en­ gaged in gathering data of a more or less historical character, to be nfed in a forthcoming issue of tb? University Annual. NEW LUMBER YARD A complete line nf Cypres?) ami I*lne Framing Sheathing Sltling Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Blaster While Rock Bluster Hoard Nails Screen Wire Iluilclcra Hardware Hirers Windows Frames and Screens Made !o Order Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets The Price Is Right SANFORD W. S. BRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Rhone -1 % *©3gai Oft they t*:aivii>or\vkh bright eyes and merry laughtd: on the road to advea* tureland. How r;ccure you feel when you knov the theater to which they are going is built of concrete. For concrete hasgrea rc-erve strength and is liresafe. To help you get the protection that concrete insures in theater consrrucfion, the cement industry, through the Port* land Cement Association, oilers you a free service. This covers every use cf concrete. It helps you get the greatest value lor your money. PORTLAND CEM ENT ASSOCIATION Graham Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA. C/4 National Organization to import and ' Extend tfuJUses o f Concrete O F F I C E S I N 3 0 CITIES Britt-Chittendcn Realty Co., Inc. MOM’N por BY CRACKeY-THl6TfTE TROUBLE Long Time Loans on Residences - L LST MV TEMPER G et away yjith m e An d : th r ew t h e Tor a u to m o b il e AT HIM - IT SIRUCK HiM-ON THE HEAD AND LAY ED HIM / Rhone 70S YOUR CAGE IS VERY SERfODOth e least he could Do would BE TP SUE You For "DAMAGES IF HE DDES IT MAY COST YOU A LARuE SUM OF MONEY -- ANNOUNCING THE OPENING THURSDAY OCTOBER FIRST °DT r _ ^ IM West Central Avenue FLORIDA MODELS DiD YOU SAY v / Y e s -AND ON THE CblLR HAND HE MIGHT CHARGE YOU WITH THAT WAS THE ASSAULT TO DO GREAT PODtLV LEAST HE COULD INJURY VJHICH WOULD MEAN A ' “““ b o P __ PRISON TERM AND SHOULD HIS injury prove Fatal you Would BE CONVICTED oF MANSLAUGHTERTHAT WOULD MEAN A TERM OF Y YEAR'S. IN THE PENITENTIARY / Rooms 203*205 Meisch Building ANY PROPERTY LISTED Yv'fLL HAVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION JiA'tUIXj �T" f > ■' 'v. *•' TUBS. Given Silver Trophy FORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERJjO, 1 STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART asonnl Change lations to Take M on th ; Venus in Constel­ Place Next Said to Be |New Evening Star Now TASHINGTOM, Sept. 30.-57} |ust ns with lot of folks, Octois moving time with the stars. 9ve the eastern horizon soon appear the brilliant stars of |ly winter. The fall trek is in er. October 7, Jupiter will be in blrature with the sun, that i;1. [degrees enst of the sun and on medridian due south at sunMnn has left the evening sky is on the far side of its orbit the earth, 250,000.000 miles l y . The big dipper will be far the northwest. le milky way may be traced tlear, dark evenings in October onally acros'i the heavens from mirth-cast to the western liorFnr over in the southeast ippear the brilliant Fomuihnut (je constellation Piseus Aus­ tin) Southern Fish, which is lie in American latitudes only brief period in the fnll and winter. Fomalhaut is one Frnnk I , .............. m u irncK driving champion, was re­ He 20 brightest stars' in the cently awarded a silver trophy for setting a now record on the onerns. mile Tanforan oval in San Francisco. His time was 46 seconds, llero he’s shown being presented the cup by Miss Agnes Pottage, Diamond tober star gazers, says a bul- Jubilee queen. of the American Nature Asition, will find that the con­ dition of Capricornus, the sea and Acqunrius, the water Mayo Gives Advise tax stamps should be kept on hnnd. tr, two constellations of the The stamps, which are used in test­ Inc that contain no stars hright- For Handling Citrus ing, are sold at the agricultural offices in clusses of [han the third magnitude, have In Recent Bulletin department $5.10, $1.50, fifteen cents and one in the plncei* of the brilliant seal groups of Scorpio and and one half cento. The $5.10 and TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 30.—(/F) $1.50 denominations nro for paying [itarius that wero ronspicuous the southern sky during the —Three essentials are necetuary taxes on car load shipments, eith­ liner. Venus, which has been under the laws of Florida in the er in hulk or in boxes. The fifteen ble in the western sky, after handling of the citrus crop, nc- cent stamps, are for increasing the ret since late in June, will be cordin? to a notice issued to pack­ rnrlnnd ten boxes for each stump. as the evening ntar in the ers and shippers by Nathan Mayo, The one and n half cent stamps are thwest for about'two hours af- f",'j""i.9a'0n‘!r ru-rk’uUuVc- T,u“y for use on single boxes. The packers and shipper:! are al­ Jturn will be seen for a shortPacki"K hou™ should he so requested by the commissioner to obtain a copy of the Citrus Fruit [ime after sunset a little to the ,;l ’ l' ** , thwest of Venus, but Iwforc 2.—Seven days notice should lie Law and read it carefully. »her has passed it will ho toojttiven the Commit doner of AgricCity—Plans proposed to the fin to is- seen in the nlture o f the date o f packing o r forPanama constructing new hotel here. ight Jupiter still is directly, in preparing for sal...... n :m:,|.oi r *i f f the little inverted milk | talloll. Leesburg—plans accepted for ?r, and it will lie next to Ven— A supply of the citrus fruit new $60,000 eity hall. the most brilliant ohjiV’t in in the southwestern heavens Ihe curly evening. WILL SEEK AGENTS ALALHASSEE, Sept. 30.—(/P) ‘ e several hundred insurance ts who were not reached by 1 in the distribution of quaiition cards from the insurance ptissioner’s office here, will be d through the general agenit was stated. A number of rs containing the cards were ned from Jacksonvillo and becaUMj of inability to loIho agents. Tiiu-report tiiat letters had been rcturnryll in error, however. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.—The For "cutting comers and failing Coolldge*, you might say, must be to give way to a pedestrian,’’ even Incorrigible jay-walkers, consider­ when an nrrest U made, the aver­ ing all the stories the papers tell age bond required in Washington of their narrow escapee from being is about $50, but when Nathan D. hit by automobiles. Smith did it, to the jeopardy of Twice, just before he left Wash­ 1’resident’n Coolidge’n life, ho had ington for Swampicott, the presi­ to put up $3500. • • • dent had to jump like n kangaroo to dodjy speeding cars. Probably Nathan will be more Mrs. Coolldge barely missed be­ careful after this. Ho may nover ing run down by one during the cross the presidential trail again, family’s stay nt the summer capi­ hut he alwnys will be afraid he tal, and since their return here will. one of the presidential calls was Some authorities say these walks so close that tho driver responsible President Coolldge takes around for it actually was arrotCed,' which the capital nrc u restraining in­ menns there was no joke or ex­ fluence on all the drivers in Wash­ aggeration about it—the authori­ ington. They never know what ties were genuinely and thorough­ minute he’ll loom up dead ahead. ly scared, ami maybe the presi­ If there’s anything in thin the­ dent was too. ory it might lie n good plan to » » » keep him traveling from city to The truth Is the Coolidges nrc city turning up each week or two no more reckless than any other pedestrians, but whereas tho or­ imnniiounced, in u new place, to dinary individual is endangered put the fear of God in local driv­ right along without attracting the ers’ hearts by a' series of rambles least attention, when it huppem* to in the worst pf their nuto-infested tho president or his wife it crentea rlreets. n sensation. But perhaps it would be hotter They have n bodyguard with them also, to make an effective to seo how Nathan !). Smith's ex­ fuss. perience works on him first. MOSCOW, Sept. 30.—W —A roup of Minnow acton, including . Stnnislnvuky, W. Danchenko, \V. Kachalov and others belonging to the Moaeow Ant Theater hnvc for­ med a special building society for the erection in Moscow of a_ apcciai home for acton and painters. Resides living quarters the new; house will contnin n theatre and a roof gnrden. Local authorities! g ■ M SAVE and THRIVE m Q @ s£ )? c £ 9 | One Link In A Mighty Chain T h r F i r s t V s l l t u l H a n k In S i R f a n l ______a_ Ilint i n l a h l r r h n l n o f h n a k w i n m n m I k e K r H S yalrm I h r a l m u n l h a n k i n g a jrn tem In t h e permits for .on . .e .lin . . k. .In . m l R »a#rf« W arl4» f t n r n i r n i t i r r « M |i In t h i s n n c a n l a n t l a n , t h e r t a h t w h l e h It K l i n i n I n itrniv u p o n It a t r e m r n i l n n a r r a a n r e e a I n f l a r e n t n r r , l . I Nr r i m e . u p e r . I . l u n «( I h e t a l t e 4 S l a t e , ( i a r r m in e n I. nml n u r m i n u n b r o k e n r r r n n l n t ttie e n i f n a r t e r of a r r n l u r r n t . a t e h u n k l»K. n r e nno<t r e a . o n a n t ) t h l a l a ■ h o n k Mbit'll t o n m u I n i . I w i t h I h e r a r e o t y o u r f n n d a . MRS. R. O. TRAVIS Public Stenographei FIRST NATIONAI Vnldc/. Hotel Lobby riA P tm i). Fresh Oysters Daily p i BANK .a. i BALTIMORE OYSTERS Royal Fruit Store THE BUSINESS OE RUNNING A HOME IS MADE EASIER BY THE ADVERTISEMENTS MIAMI SHORES, .1 H L ll 1C .\ NlOirtHK.X S L A A» Just as this has been M iami’s G reatest Sum m er so will w ill this be M iami’s G reatest W in ter— t i • in other words Miami’s Greatest Year! Alien & Brent Ural Eointo Auction Salon. HOME FOR RUSS ACTORS I.et us sell your property OR Miami is no longer merely a winter resort city. Miami is the world’s greatest all-year-ro unci home of health, wealth and happiness. F AT AUCTION We are permanently located in Sanford OlIK SALES FORCE are EXPERTS HEN you stop to consider that Miami “grew up” to about W 100,000 with—until last October—a single track railroad and one boat line, whereas today the transportation facilities both We Kdorantee Satisfaction. IULD ELIMINATE CAPITALS IOSCO W. Sept. 30.—(/P)—The If you have Property you want sold—List it with us [missariat of education has been udering n proposal to ellminand kiss it good-bye. I capital letters from the Itusscript. In favor of the propjjon it is argued that the d ri­ l l nations incorporated in the let Federation are not accus­ ed to employ capital letters a thnt it would !>«• cn:*‘er for 110 E. Second Street, Fun ford, Fla. J to learn Russinn if capital |prs were excluded. ■ ,f I K ia u ia a a ir.a a ] iia a N u u r ] ^ a iiiiiix ( u ia u u B n iiiiia iiD ii9 a x , ALLEN AN1) BRENT I rail and steamship—are becomi ng such as to assure a great met­ ropolitan city, you have definite assurance therein that your in­ vestment is safe. s i HOSE who- as pioneers in the eaVly history o f Miami—bought before there was any assurance of such advantageous trans­ portation facilities, or such a tre mendous asset as the amend­ ment to the Florida Laws remov ing Inheritance Tax forever— which has already proven its wisdom- bought because of a faith and confidence and vision as pioneers always do, through loyalty to their city and belief that their united efforts must bring about a bigger and better city. T ,,,* ,,B n,,,,aB " 1,* ]*i,aaB B H -l,,' 1JUa,,*,,"« « » iJn a* H aja» ti« aaa!m n rin x « aM * ia« u ian u n cn u riasat Bargam — SEMI-SPANISH STUCCO BUNGALOW On The Market For A N/ n you know hovv wo11 repaid they have been. And some Joins even. suggest that the good opportunities are gone. Not so, however, th ese same investors who risked chance and really accepted cimnce in the early days have been among the first and heaviest investors in MIAMI SHORES. They see the same opportunities with the clement of chance eliminated. Days Only. fi rooms and hath, garage, nil modern hum'*, c miplelely furnished with best furniture in city, including extra lot, total frontage 110x110, side­ walk down and paid for, located on corner of Palmetto Avenue ami High­ land Street. PRICE $10,000.00 TAKES T flE WHOLE WORKS. GOOD TERMS ALSO HY not follow their lead? They did not invest ju st for fun. They invested for profit and invested in Miami Shores because the same fundamental causes that inevitably create profit exist in MIAMI SHORES as they did in Miami—Location— Line of Travel Miami Thoroughfares—-and Right Prices. W t G room Bungalow located on Elm Avenue between 9th and 10th Street. Eastern exposture. FOR QUICK SALE $5,500 $1,000 CASH Balance $50.00 per month. Holly Realty Company Valdez Hotel Bldg. Phone 702 IU i luiunasxi and MIAMI SHORES has above all th ese— An Ultra Modern and Complete Development Program with 50 per cent of the Property in the City of Miami Britt-Chittenden Realty Company, District Managers, 210 East First S t , Sanford, Fla. i �SANFORD PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY, S Boy’s Life Saved by StitchesTn His Heart SSSfffiits S tate R eflected T h r o u g h L iv e s O f Its G o v e r n o r s TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept- 30. —(ff)~Florida is truly a demo­ cratic subject, particularly as far as state government rulers nrc concerned. Unlike the kingdoms of the world, those In power do not have to die or be overthrown before a change in the executive office takes place. The Flower state—or Sunshine, ns some pre­ fer to call the commonwealth—has four living examples of that fact, all of whom formerly occupied the governor’s chair. Florida’s ex-governors nrc Al­ bert Ledyard Gilchrist, Park Tram­ mell, Rev. 5. J. Gatts and Cary A. Harare. Governor Gilchrist was elected to office in 1908 and inaugurated in 1009. Govenor Trammell served n term, beginning with 1912. Rev. Catts took office after his election In 1910, and Governor Hnrdee was the incumbent when John W. Mar­ tin was swept Into power upon a high .tide. . General Gilchrist was born in South Carolina. Ho was a major general in the State Militia, and was always glad to refer to him­ self as the “only major general renting ns a private in the Spnnish-American war.” General Gilchrist, who is the oldest of the former governors, served as speaker of the lower branch of the State legislature, and was a member of that uugust body for n number of terms. He ran for the United Stnten Senate twice, country in ipirit. PARALYSIS Senator Trammell possesses the distinction of having been the only governor of Florida to ever reach the United States Senate. He was elected to that office in 1910, af­ ter serving out his term ns gover­ nor. Senator Trammell’s home is at Lakeland. He was president of the state senate before coming atto r­ ney general. He wns born in Ala­ bama. Governor Cntts was a Baptist minister at his election, and is still active in teaching the word of God to the multitudes. His home is at Pe Funink Springs. Mr. Cntts is a native Alabamian. Ilis election Itack, Rev. Catts was a friend to the masses. It was during his tcnuie of office, according to those who are able to recall the time, that the first public hearing into applications for pardons wns held. Governor Catts, it wns explained, desired to get nil sides of every ense front nnyone who knew any­ thing about it. Governor Hardee wns elected in 1920. He was a banker at Live Oak. Mr. Hardee was also state's attorney and served two terms in the House of Representatives ns speaker. Governor Hardee is now secre­ tary of the Governor's Conference, lie was considered one of the most popular chief executives ever hold­ ing office, the older Capitol em­ ployees said. All of Florida's living cx-governor’s are Baptist with a single ex­ ception, General Gilchrist was reared an Episcopal. i. - rwm*f Nr rtto dlf f g * Although his heart was pierced by the point of a pai r of scissors, Melvin Jones, 5 of Washington D C., soon will he romping with his playmates again. T h e boy fell on the scissors while at play but a r’emnrknble operation by Pr Herbert H. Schoenfeld saved his life. Threto ribs were sawed off and pressed out of the way, the pericardium or envelope of the heart was opened and spread npnrt and two stitches taken in the heart wound. * Linen For Bandages Woman Appeals Aid Violations Of Game Laws Reported By Phillips,State Head ({e<-IiJoni Card No. 1 of («nnu* Com mission to Go to Han* nma Cily NlmrodWhoBents Governor Martin For Honor TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 30. —(/P)—Resident State License No. t, issued by the fish and game commissioner of Florida, seems to lie a rattier popular document. One hundred and fifty-rix letters, with the 110,25 fee enclosed, were nil on the desk of Commissioner J. B. Royail recently, each requesting the license. Governor John Martin was among the first applicants. C. C. r M I ’*! i” 1 *1 '-....... LUty, -however, according to Commissioner Royail, beat the chief executive to the li- shortly. The fees sent directly to Mr. Royail must be returned to the senders, it was pointed out. The law, it wns explained, give only county judges the authority to is­ sue the licenses and collect the fees. Thu commissioner is planning to appeal to thu sportsmen to take out the licenses us soon ns possi­ ble, in tin* operating revenue of the stipe department is derived from that otirce, and the treasury is now said to be somewhat low. Un­ til the coffers are replenished, Mr. Itoyall pointed out, organiza­ tion of the department will be lmpa~stble. 1 he law giving the county judges sole power to col­ lect this revenue, the commissioner rind, works a hardship on the game nod fish department, and an amendment will probably be asked which will permit the state office to i.-i tie them. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 29. —(/P)—Two flocks of turkeys are reported by Cecil It. Phillips, as­ sistant stnte game commissioner, to have been killed near Knights, in Hillsborough county. Mr, Phillips made a report of th matter to the state game commis­ sion office here, and ndvised that he wns investigating the matter. Investigations nro also being made of the operations of parties running a tram train from Odes­ sa, in Pasco county, through a part of Hillsborough county, passing east of Sulphur Springs into a big cypress swamp, and which was re­ potted as having shot turkeys through that section, it was stated nt the game commissioner’s of­ fice. While in Pasco, it was reported to Mr. Phillips that parties from Polk county had killed a deer in Pasco. Every effort will be made to apprehend the violators of the game law, it was stated. The de­ partment is dependent on license fees for financing organization and <perntiomi, it was explained, nnl until they commence to come in, it must be handicapped to some ex­ tent in operating. Mr. Phillips reported Hint lie i ! greatly pleased by the strong sup­ port l|e found among the farmers, during bis visit Into the Hillsbo­ rough section. Tlmmaaville—Tobacco sales a local warehouse during one day estimated at 150,009 pound j. so good. But new in Florida it’s different. Dov/n here you can have the best o f food. Why, you can even get SNOWDRIFT for shortening and for frying. A F F IL IA T E D W IT H T h e S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n When do the ' Merchants get Paid Of.. ? *. When Congress reduces federal taxes it should exempt from the income tax law nil married men making less than $5000 and all single men whose incomes do not exceed $-1000, says Rep John N. Garner, leading Democrat on the House Ways and Me ntis Commit­ tee. This would exempt 3,000,000 people now paying income taxes. *r ''L*" I You have a regular pay day or you got your income at certain stated intervals. With some of you the “ghost walks” on the first of the months. Sometimes he walks around twite a month and hands you your pay check or pay envelope— without any long waits or delays. uoipin.il u o j .i.ipiiii asnot| pi.mi 0(J0'98< AtiiM—ipu.>n oj»a Keystone Heights—Ground brol: on for new G. S. & F. Railroad station. Did you ever 9top to think what might hap­ pen if you failed to receive your pay prompt­ ly? Wiry, man alive, there have been times when you went "straight up and down" when that pay check of yours didn’t show up on the appointed day. You know how you felt. Quite often it caused you embarrassment. Perhaps the children had to wait oh those brand new shoes you ‘were going to buy. But as a usual thing you haven’t had to wait. That employer of yours—maybe had to do n little financing to make "both ends meet" this month, hut you get yours promptly. Simply because he was thinking of you and yours, and of the service you had rendered him. Assured to all who attend the old fashioned Tuberculosis Test Shows Disease Not Prevalent In State i VI.LAHASSEB, Sept 30.—</P) —Fie ida texted 2,085 head of cati!'- L r tuberculosis, during Hie iiUip>!i uf August, with a reaction of eleven, according to a nummary of eradication work, announced by IId* Hurenu of Animal Imluhtiy, of th i United tSates Department of Agriculture. three ‘modified accredited' eountic, arc accounted for in the bitltirn'r report. Five thousand, eight . i ' n .' J ‘dffkly five herds, or 4u,tl28 heads of cattle, are shown in the “onee-ti • cd free” column. Of tlie total accredited of the country 379 herds, or 1 1,902 heads, were nt Florida, with 0,097 herds, ° ” *3,271 heads on the list of those end., rupervision, ami It) beards, or r»0O cattle on the “waiting list." J. 11. Kish was the inspector in of the work, in cooperation wnh Dr. J. . Knapp, state veterin­ arian. I in bureau gives the following toti.l, for the United States: Tuberculin te • s during month of AufUlt. herds. tl«,4»9, cuttle kstod. 070,850; reacted 19,000; “modifieJ accredited” counties. 100; one. tested free, herds, 980,383 rattle 8 403,011; total accredited, herd'. 70,155, cattle 1,327,476; to-tat under supervision, herds, 191 874. cattle, 12,808.513; total watting list, herds, 398,812, cattle 3,171 Jill. D u rin g the K lo n d ik e g o ld ru sh the eats weren't FRANKLIN, !*A., Sept. 30.—(A1) —Using her entire supply of bed sheets and pillow coses to dress the injuries of scores of motorists who met with accident nt the “death trap” on the Pittsburgh highway, near Pecan, this summer, Mrs. Ed­ ward Holtzman, keeper of the vil­ lage boarding house, was forced to appeal to the American Red Cross Lakeland—Building permits for for aid, which was promptly glvtftt. month of August totaled $697,175. O you everenvy another D haps you drop in for lunch­ eon or dinner with a neigh­ When do I he merchants gel paid off? Some­ times they don't. Too often it is a lack of appreciation on your part of the courtesy of the MONTHLY CREDIT they have extend­ ed to you. bor and everything tastes so good. j Such creamed chicken— > In Pierson, Fla Certainly il is n COURTESY. This Ihing of giving CREDIT for thirty days in which to pay for something that, perhaps, you have already consumed or are wearing now to be paid for later. All are welcome—absolutely no obligation. Come whether you have tickets or not. There will be plenty U> eat, community singing. Field sports dart promptly at noon, so plan to leave Sanford or maybe it’ s just old-fash­ ioned “ p o r k ’ n gravy and taters , but exactly the right texture, smooth and rich. Just put yourself, in the "m erchant’s shoes” nnd try to appreciate ju st how he feels when you fail to give him "his monthly pay check." He serves y6u faithfully, ju st as you faithfully seny* your employer, anti has the same right to demand that he he paid just as promptly as you are paid. So the first of the month. «» NOW EVERYBODY COME And chocolate cream pie that makes you want to close t) y o u r eyes and k e e p o n J dreaming. Or a caramel I Secure Dinner Tickets At l.aney’s Drug Store The Oasis or From Our Representative j Pay Your Bills Promptly ! i ■ ■ i i . i i layercake, the kind that sug- * gests lots ofeream, butter, and e g g s - a n d bills yo u ’d have to hide from your husband. Here’s theisecret o f mak- j W. J. Rudland, District Manager M. K. Rutherford, Ass’t, Dist. Mgr womau’ scooking? Per­ A F F I L IA T E D W IT H T he S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n ing those “ yummy” things, t *B o rd e n ’s come* in two »tz« ull (16 oz.) and amall (6 oz.) Ordtr f r t a yaur Ml gr$(ir*i by thi h ilf-h zj* f mart tan. �mom r -V ■ ANFORD HERALD,' WEDNESDAY; SE PAGE NINE __ Investmen 5—Autos, Sale ganfori Dally Herald fANT AD. RATES y MH ; Cash la Advance h i « |k n « s i s . w in a* w - L i,(l from f i t m i »»l L ia r m l Im m ediately tea !•« a llaa Ha a llaa •a a llaa ______________ 4a a llaa ek F a c t Typa doubla abova at as. . _ i raduead rataa ara for eon* kcutlva Insertions. w ords of average langtb ra couatad a llna. .Imura oharga lOo for in ** 'V d vartilin g Is raatrlotad to ropar olaaalfleailon. I an arror la roada Tha Ban| Harold w ill ba raaponalbla only ona Ineorre^t insertion. 1 advarttaer for subsequent ivttons. Tha o ffleo ahoufd ba Iflad Im m ediately In caaa of F' TO iDVERTIIinil [ Harald representative thork llyy ffam with f t m iliar iuur w in * rates rales M sfefSSiSSrS" T J i’T, wiVh th « y w ill you W ," n * your «w .an t Lording I, more affecllve. ad.tO to IlMPORTANT NOT1CS Iv e r itse n should g iv e their Bt or postolflce address as I as their phone number If I desire resu lts. About one ■er out of a tboueand has a phone, and th e .thera can t m unlcate w ith you unlese r know your address. It dleeeatlasaaee MUST be la la per so a a t T b e S s e I H era ld e fllr e e r b y le tT e le p h o n e t l m e l l s •ea a re a e t v a lid . t«oua. Prompt. B«rvlc« JCfficltfl Classifications ■Announcements •Auto Accessories ■Autos, Rent ^Auto, Repairing ■Autos, Salo [Business Opportunities ["Business Service [For Rent, Apartments [For Rent, Houses [For Rent, Rooms ■Financial (Rooms ami Board pin* Rent, Office, Stores [For Sale, Acreage [Sale or Exchange kFor Sale, Groves [For Sale, Houses Kale, Lease, Rent [Sale, Live Stock [For Sale, Miscellaneous [Sale, Real Estate rSak>, Furniture [Furniture Wanted [Lost, Found [Opticians, Jewelers [Painting, Decorating, I Sign [Piano Tuning [Plant, Seeds, Trees [Plumbers find Supplies ■Poultry and Eggs ■Special Notice ■Typewriters and Supplies •Wanted ■Wanted Help, Female ■Wanted Help, Male ■Wanted Help, Male or Female -Wanted Help, Salesman ■Wanted Situation, Male .Wanted Situation,Female •Wanted Real Estate -Wanted to Rent ►Advtg. Mediums. 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous 42—Advtg. Mediums FOR SALE; Chevrolet Touring car. Cheap if sold at once. 2Q<1 FOR SALE: Singer sewing ma> Holly Avc. chine on easy payments. B. H, Bankston, Sanford. FOR SALE: Overland Sedan in good condition. Must be sold «t hOlt SALE: Meat market and groonce. Price 1225.00. Room 11, Ball e®ry store doing good business. Bldg._____________ Sacrificed if sold at once. 311 SanFOR SALE: At a sacrifice, Ford ford Avenue, Ton Truck in good condition, stake body, good rubber. *150 00 TH SELL: Ijirge tent, almost Real cheap at 406 Myrtle Ave. Room 11, Ball Bldg. ru K oALh: Complete meat mar­ ket outfit, including snwiy block, computing scales and large re­ LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre- frigerator. This can be had for aerlptlons, Drugs, Sodas. VVs cost of accumulated storage chnr*ra *" Pe ,r you your phont. ges.^H . B. McCall, Oviedo, Fla. Call 103. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send In your aubscriptlon to the Tribune or hand it to your local dealer »o you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 0 months, *1.00, three months *2.00. If you desire |1,000 insur­ ance policy add 76c to your order. 7—Business Service 21—Sale, Real Estate HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Buecsaiora to Gillon A Platt AT WHOLES A! K ftfl Magnolia. Everything elec­ WeLOTS offer at wholesale 482 lots in trical. Phons 422. Eloctragith beautiful Pine View Estates. Lots Radio. High and dry. The biggest bar­ gain in all Florida. Wire for WIGHTS—Three stations. nolia and Second. First and Elm, map, prices and terms. Harlcvnn Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Realty Co., Corrnl Bldg, DeLnnd. Expert service. E. SPURL1NG, subdivision LEWLS O’BRYAN. Office |n specialist. Subdivision to Or­ Seminole Bank Building Annex. lando, Florida, and F l o r a Phone 417-L 8. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See us 22—Sale, Furnitue first. We do It. Phone 417-W. R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t We carry n full line. Our prices are right. Cash or JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds terms. We want your business of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. Watsr and Boat Tanks. At Oak 321 E. First St. Avenue end Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. : 3 burner coal oil stove condition, price *10.00. HIRACLR Concrete ( a , general Inquire to Phoenix. cement work, sidewalks, bulW- ‘ lag block*. Irrigation bo zee. 1. FOR SAl.E: Wellington piano, Terwilleger. Prop. Reasonable. 1020 Elm Avenue. HILL LUMBER CO, Houtg oi FOR SALE: Used refrigerator and Service, Quality and Price. gas range. Phone 24 ADDRESSING — ftlultlgraphlng, folding and mailing—as you want it—when you want it. Phone 073. II. E. Porch, First National HanV TUHg. 10—For Rent, Rooms FOR RENT—Rooms wltn or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates Lincoln House. 13—For Rent, Office. Stores FOR RENT OR LEASE: The best located business corner in Oviedo, Fla,, H, M. McCall, Ovie­ do, Fla. 14—For Sale, Acreage FOR SALE: Acreage on SanfordNew Smyrna Highway one half mile North of Osteen. E. B._£iic* lor, Osteen, Fla. FQR SALE: 180 acres Innd in Iaike County by owner, ten miles from Del.and. Price $30 per acre. it. E. Staley, Sanford. Pinehurst Dairy. 15—Sale or Exchange EXCHANGE: A 1924 Ford Touring body, good condition for 24 nr 25 runabout body. Smith Bros, Oppo­ site Post Office. 17—For Sale, Houses Insert an ad in the "Classified Col The Herald Let a classi price. Will deal direct with owners only. Small or large tract. Box I,-65. Herald T w p . 21 S. llariKo 92 F a s t . acre*. fied ad work for you. f 'h in n w n r e 114 ft. on Sanford Ave 10 T h e *uid l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t (be d a te of th e Issuance of so rb c e r ­ t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f Denny. W itn e s s my official s ig n a tu r e a n d se a l tills th e 2nd d a y of S e p te m b e r A. D„ 1925. AWAITS YOU ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE" OF THE HERALD V. R, POt’m.ASH, C lerk C ircu it C o u rt S em in o le C oun­ ty. F l o r i d a . l l y A. i t . W K E K H . P. C. $160.00 per ft... Terms G. TAYLOR DYER Fainting—Decorating F110NK 303 Corner 3rd & Sanford $750.00 per ft. l/ i cash' R esident of F lo rid a since D eferences: F i r s t N a t i o n a l H ank. lilt. Balance Over 4 Years J. H. HUTCHINSON Advtg. Mediums H K A I. K I T A T I A creage, F a rm s and O ran g e l l r u v e s a S p e c ia lty 1020 L a u r e l Avenue, M e m b e r .If HANFOKD. FLA. F lo rid a S tale F l o r i s t s A s s o c i a tio n . 42—Advtvr. Mediums OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales TILE MORNING JOURNAL is tho through the Xenia Gazette, Zenaccepted want ad medium ii> ia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word trict. Want ad and display rates an insertion. Minimum 25c. on request. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old a r­ ticles you have stored away and 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees have no use for. A little thlrtySTEWART THE FLORIST’* cent ad may bring you several Flowera for all occasion!, COLUMBUS <Gn„) LEDGER — dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ 814 Myrtle. Phona 2C0-W Classified ails have the largest sentative will call and see you. circulation in Southwestern Geor­ TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tnmpa, FOR SALE: Strawberry plants, *4.50 per 1.000. F.O.B. Lake gia. Rate 8c (8-word line) line. Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ Mary, C. A. Farina. sified pages of Florida's Great TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Homo Daily, rates 2 cents n word. FOR SALE: Six thousand Easter ers and fern growers of Volus­ Minimum 25c, ensh with order. Lilies at 10c each nml four thou­ ia county advertise in the Delamd Write for' complete rate card. sand at 25c to one dollar each. It. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Muso, W. 1st Street. Phone 593-J. with order. ADVERTISING gets results if it Sanford. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in reaches potential buyers. l’atho FORT LAUDERDALE latkn Daily News is circulated in DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ an industrial nml agricultural sec­ ard County thoroughly which is tion. WANTED: Counter girls, dish 'one of the most rapidly growing washers, second cook, Lu-Beth sections on the Florida Coast. PALM BEACH COUNTY — Tho Cafeteria. scene of stupendous develop­ Sample copy and rate curd upon ment! Head about it in the Palm request. WANTED: Wash woman wanted Beach Post. Sample copy tent on 1004 E. 4th Street. I’hone 025-J. request,- i DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola is beginning the WANTED: Whlto woman for housekeeper in country. Perman­ greatest development in Georgia’s ent, if fwtisfactory. See Mrs. Pear­ history; a half million dollar high­ way to the gulf beach just finish­ son at American Fruit Growers. ed; ill two million dollar bridgo WANTED: Sales ladies at once, across Escambia Buy started; Apply F. W. Woolworth Co. quarter million dollar opera house under construction; two millions WANTED: Experienced stenogra­ Iming spent on highway; greatest pher in real estate office. Slate chance for live developers to get salary and experience in first let­ in on ground floor. Write Devel­ ter. Apply C Care Herald. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ cola News. 50 acres on Titusville road, near Osteen, for a few days only at $100.00 per acre, all cleared, $1000.00 cash, bal­ ance arranged. Contractor and Builder 499-M — Phono — 499-M 2108 PALMETTO AVB. E arle T . F ield ARAL F.aTATf! — ISV rsTM EN Tk Lobby I'ulentcm-llrumley tttdff. Sunfonl Florida b o W O U L D I * HE JU ’dI PHOM EO THAT HE WA*b mm WITH T O U c— -r r II. S. LONG, Mgr, Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber Room* 9-10-11 Ball Bldk Larger of my two work. Ladies welcome. I’hone 657. Houses, Rose Court, N ext to Valdez. completely furnished. Will be vacant Octo­ W. II. LONG ber 15th to November MEAT MARKET 15th only. Opportun­ One Phonograph 410 Sanford Avc. Sanford, Fla. Record—or ity for parties expect­ ing to be here only One Sheet of Music short time. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS FRED W. HALL t ‘-ACREAGEi BUSINESS-HOMES M o n i7 2 7 ACCOUNTANT JV ci)c(ez R e a lty Go. Valdez Hold Building With each Five Gallons Gal r.rry Tulw s--------------------- *2.20 Red T ubes---------------------- *2.40 IUNK’S FILLING : STATION The many phases of real Estate make most exacting demands on intelligencn We care­ fully study everything which in any way af­ fects, or has a bearing on these lines of en­ deavor. i 1113 Sanford Ave. Hanford, Fla. *r HILTON’S W. iiA iin r.it shop 113 Magnolia Ava. I First Class Barbers Special Attention ren To Indies and Chlldrs*. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bauk Bids. Hanford. ------ - Florida We solicit your pureiiases By GEORGE McMANUS INGING UP FATHER $1,000 cash II. A. SPEIR Installed— -Audita itm In IVrin.iiii'lit Clientele A few more good and snappy buys;, 17 acres facing on Lake Mon­ roe, only fifteen blocks from Post Office. $7,100.01) per acre. Spanish Bungalow 1,500. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Central West Virginia’s larg­ e s t daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per word; 4 insertions l 1-4c; 0 or more lc per word each Insertion. 35—Wanted Help, Male V /E L L -W H O T O O AMO W H AT DO T O O W A N T ? Terms Phone 8 Ile lrs . U n le ss said c e r t i f i c a t e s h a ll lie re d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to la w t a x ileed will Is sue t h e r e o n on I bn Mil d a y of O c tu b e r A. I'., 1035. OPPORTUNITY Between 11th and 12th Sta Everything For the Sportsman At Bali Hardware N W 1, o f H B U o f H f f l , S ec, 2!*. MAINE — Wutervllle, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine WANTED: Colored hoy to d FOR SALE: K room dwelling people are interested in Florida itor work. Sanford Herald house. 309 French Avenue. Call property. Reach them through WANTED—50 Laborers at new Ice the Sentinel. Kate card on ap­ 3211. plant. *1.00 per day. plication. BUNGALOW new strictly modern A GOOD stout boy to learn the LEARN ABOUT Polk County ami near buoineas section Mt. Dora, plumbing trade. Good oppor­ lakeland, through the StnrClayton St., close to churches, tunity for bright Imy willing to Telegram. Best advertising me­ 1—Announcements schools, fine location, material and stick for a good future. Apply J. dium in South Florida, Published workmanship first class, garage. A. Sands, 323 Sanford, Ave. mornings. STA R-TKLEGRAM— REMOVAL NOTICE All ideal home only *8,500—*3,000 ;• C. M* Mitchell announces the cash. 2120 Elliott St., Toledo, O- LABORERS WANTED: Why walk Lakeland, Florida. ival of his office Oct. 1, 1925 hio. to work when you can go on TO REACH BUYERS or asllers of 01 Palmetto Avenue. Southern Utilities Company ice Florida real estate advertise In FOR SALE: In Longwood, modern truck, leaves Goldsboro 8:41) a. in. the St. Petersburg Times. One esn’ AUCTIONEER home on Main highway. Run­ via 13th St., Sanford Ave., out Int cent a word dally, two cents a won BvF SELL lots and subdivisions ning water, by owner, box HI, Long- Street to ice plant, returns 6:20 Sundays. B ( public auction, l.nfu Burger, wood, Florida. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ |tt> 6, Rock Bldg., Orlando, Fla. gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest WANTED: W 19—Sale, Live Stock classified medium, rate, cash, 9c Lincoln Hotel 3—Autos, Rent charge. 10c minimum. FOR SALE CHEAP: Fine team 47— W anted Help, Salesm an AUTOS FOR HIRH FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando mules, about 1200 pounds, good II-K AUTO SERVICE Day condition, Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ sound. Also complete set night Meets all trains. BagMAN with car to work in evenings fied business, rate lc a word, min­ farm implements. Room It Ball transfer. Phone 651 and C3-W from 1 to 8. Attractive propo­ imum 24c cash with order. Bldg. sition for hustler. Give references REEL & SONS in letter. Write “Proposition” Ctro MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people — You Drive It. , FOR SALE: One team of mules, Herald. are interested in Florida. Eueh Myrtle and 2nd St. at It. R must go this week. Make your of them through a classified ad price. E. G. Kesler, Silver Lake, SEVERAL solicitors to work on in the Morgantown POST. Six commission. Right proposition cents a word for Hix consecutive Rt. A, Box 187. 5—Autos, Sale for right man. Apply at Herald issues. SPENDABLE USED CARa FOR SALE: Cheap good mule. after 5:30 in afternoon. —Fort Fordor Sedan. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ See F. A. Johnson at Potter —Ford Coupe. ald. South Georgia's greatest 42—Advtg. Mediums place near Paola. —Ford Touring. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, —Ford 1-ton Truck. Classified Lake Worth—800-horsepower DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell weekly nnd Sunday. anything? If so advertise in rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ I. W. Phillips’ Sons engine to lie installed ill city wntor nal-Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. the Gainesville Sun. idge Bros. Sales and Service and power plant. C E E .' I'M L O M E b O M E *1 T H I N K !*LL C » 0 A M ' C A L L O N £ A t> E T H E O U C H T TO GE. H O M E - 5 S n y d e r , purcliuju-r of T a x I’e r t l t l c n ix s o , 21S7. d a t e d tlie Srd d a y of J u n o A. D , 1903, b a a filed Said c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, a n d lias m a d e m u d l c a t i n n f o r l a x d i e d to Ian in* lii nreo rd ii iieo w i t h law . .Said c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s llie f o l lo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s l l i i n t r d In S em im ile c o u n ty . F lo r id a , t o - w i t ! anted Igtnd In or near Osteen, Fla. Terms W must be right, state best MOV/ - l*ve~C O T HIE O LD DA.L U IN C ) A O !’5 Why waste your time run­ ning nround looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money nnd double it in the next thirty or sixty days, W« have been in the real estate business for years and are glad to say we hava' tho finest listings and the best values in tho State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners nro urged to list their properties with us for lietter results and quick action FULTON, INC, Brokers Real Estate Devrloperc Promotsrs Seminole Hots) SANFORD, FLORIDA. �• V 9 - ,f* V . *PAGB TEN S A N F O R D H ER AI S I1 *) PT EM R E R 30, 1025 before he started Davis Islands HIS was back in 1919 even before Coral Gables was known ami long before Miami Shores and other leading developments on Florida’s east coast were even thought of, D. P. Davis was engaged in the v i g o r o u s development of the Buena Vista section of Miami. He was helping materially to build Miami and meeting with un­ bounded success ns one after another of his developments was created with the customary rapidity which character­ izes all of his undertakings. •. T T TERM Is ti photograph of a section of Commercial Al JL Biltmore, the first big project among Mr. Davis’ iMiami developments, In 1922, Mr. Davis erected at his own expense the post office building on the corner and leased jit to the government at the insignificant rental of 9100 a month in order that business people and residents In this section would have a complete mail service. Next ho induced the Mooro Furniture Company—largo Miami furniture dealers—to build in the same block one of the handsomest furniture stores in Florida. Other business houses followed and in a short time Commercial Biltmore— an integral part of Buena Vista today—was a thriving bus­ iness section, Property then priced at $100 the front foot Is( today yalued at $1,000—an ^enhancement of ten B EAUTIFUL residential areas planned by competent engineers and embracing city streets, improvements and attractive landscaping, following every offering of this originator of the higher type of land development when suburban Miami was first- awakening. Results from this early practice of giving the people their money’s worth, not only brought a fortune to this square dealer but a great following as well and fortune to the followers* Scores of Miami Investor Have Followed M r. Davis TAMPA tim es | j; ',000 to $35,000—ton times their original cost l f»■ It'V. - „ ■„ , . Anu tno secret oF such ynluo increases is duo to the fact that Mr. Davis always selects the most strategically located property in big and growing population centers and then Contributes to th at property every possible improver nt and building activity th at money can engineer. ThU, tod, 18 exactly what he is doing at Davis Islands in Tampa >vhero $7,000,000 will ho spent this year alone in building, to say nothing of the tremendous cost of his vast program of development which embraces 27 miles of paved streets, double the amount of curbs and sidewalks, eleven und one-half miles of sea wall, $750,000 in landscaping, the largest street lighting contract ever let and scores of other generous improvements necessary to Florida’s finst resi­ dential sjiot and playgrounds X X- Florida, current events indicate a repetition of history. Many owners of Davis Islands lots have already doubled their money in a few weeks, tripled it in a few months and in less than a year have quadrupled their investment. Ju st think of it—sellingprices at four times the buying price! But this is Flor­ ida and Davis Islands is in the very heart of Florida’s biggest city—Tampa—ju st one-half mile from the City Hall. And only 1,500 feet across the beautiful waters of Tampa Bay is the fashionable Bayshore Boulevard section where $1,000 to $1,500 a front foot obtains as a comparison with the ORIGINAL DEVELOPMENT PRICES of Davis Islands which will be in force when the LAST of this famous property goes on sale next month, r No wonder the brokers say “It won’t last a Sanford Office, Mr. Paul Lak e, G arner Woodruff Hid}! RESERVATIONS Tnmpa — Frnnklli a m i M adiso n Sts. M ia m i — 233 — tennial IJldy. Cen­ V. Clearw ater— Scran­ Ave.. opimnil.j j i „ t u l 1'crxhlnt;. Jn rk x o n tlllr T n ll n h i K i s r p j-j W. Foray t ho St. " St. IYt<-r>l>uri;— CO Cvutral Avu. W r* f P alm Itra rh - Jv, uri. tH i: Gnun < N o r th ton Arcade. I.nke riijr — Corner Marlon rnd O r a n g o D a , l i m n — D r . G. K . Jla rk lc y , Ilotol Wllilnms. S a n fo rd —P a u l L ake, G arn er - W oodruff llldiT. t.ake Wurth — 10 a Iiclrnjr— A t k l n i T trnlJy Co., W inona W.-Uroua A r m d l a — Mr*. J . W. C olt, I'oluduttla llrtid cn lu u Apartment*. I l n r f o . r — O c o r g o It. Jo h n sto n . �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 30, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 30, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6b7f4f964e9a7d1b5d93bd7ce12584a7.pdf ff5cecccfc9fb765e8a46ddfab24cbbe PDF Text Text Ir YOUR N E W S P A P E R Bhed in Florida’s Heart, (Vofld s Greatest Vegetable on, lta Reheat Garden Land irOLUME XVI, ^Tuesday, and p moderate a n t Maximum Temp. : Minimum Tempi, a. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1J25 PRICE FIVE CENTS NUMBER S: They Escaped When the S-51 Sank Nation’s Development Of Aircraft Is Slow [ And Inefficient, He t Tells Probe Board Shenandoah Survivor Asserts* Lnnsdmvne And His Fellow Officers 'Fell No Concern WhenShlp Henan to Ascend VICTIM OF AUTOjEnJ5"nd i"a?iyBody *9 Today Battery Room of ACCIDENT TAKEN In111 Fated Submarine HOME FOR BURIAL n , B _ — .Rough Seas Keep Original Course Was Kept By Commander — Lanphier In Favor [ Of Patrick’s Plan New Valve System Used on Shenandoah Defended Hy Rend Admiral HilkiryJoncs Nome Base to Block Asiatic Attack I s 1 Urged By Officer! I'tmcrnl o f Will Roberts, Who Died in Orlando Following Fall From Cm* Friday. To He Held in Jasper, Ain. LAKEHURST, N. J., Sept. 29.— (/P)—Even when the nirship Shen­ andoah hegnn her first rapid as­ cent before she was wrecked, those in chargu of her felt no concern f I V 1 1 111 for the* ernft’a safety and thought Hhe would weather the condition ns she had similar situations on previous flights, Lieut. Joseph B. Anderson, aerologist on board, de­ B. S. Westbury Succumbs as clared today before naval court of 2ND MIAMI JA IL !BATTLE VICTI M :At>)—Cel. William MiliW fty s r fi S i S011 d ips of in ju r ies WASHINGTON. VASH1NOTON. Sept. 29. 20. (A P )—Col. William Mitlell today resumed liis ilaught against the nation’s lir policies before President C o o I i d g e ’ s investigating board . In America, the develop­ ment of aircraft has been fslow and inefficient," lie f iirK i L r a n e S I* T O IIl W o r k -------- Seaplanes Looking1for Funeral services for Will Roll^ B o d ie s B e lie v e d " erts, who was fatally injure! late, hrday afternoon in nn automobile T a I , c u U T C r ftlUaTIl^ accident on the Orlando road, will , bo held today at his home in Ja.«-| NLW LONDON, C onn., per, Ala., according to announce-. Sopt. 29.— In the nir and unmont made here this morn ink! der the. sen. men worked to­ Following his death lute Friday day in their search for the night in nn Orlando hospjthlT Urn l*xly was prepared for burial, bodies of victims o f the S-51, brought to Snnford and from here which went down late Friday was shipped to his home town. night when she was rammed Mr. Roberts, aged 22, was hurt by the Ocean Steamship Coma SS 'r u X a ty _ o f Rome who hoard of a Ford roaditer, driven ( ^ ntileH off Block Island. bvI Dan . S. if Jones. r» » L21,.• and .... occupied r I Thp body recovered wns hyf D: R,;bert"! "K*2*5; “ro~ that of John J. Gihspn, enginother of the denil youth, all of Jas... ........ , , _ . v, per, Ala. According to a statement*rm n n « ™ 1 cl»ss "ho was found made toil**' * • V-~*|| \y. Jones, fa- (n tho battery room of tho ship ther of t {he by deep divers, who resumed opl»ys were u . . . * I'rntioris this morning after being which they occupy on the forced hy strong tides hlast night of Hanford, after inspecting n real to stop their work, estate project. While th**o men went through Will Roberts It Is said, was rid- the submarine, the hum of t*oaing on the running hoard of the plsno motors could bo heard ovenr nt the time of the accident, orheod ns naval aviators flew low When about two miles from the ovpr surrounding waters in an city limits, nt Roidlind Heights, ''ffmrt to find the bodies of three the car swerved sharply, throwing men believed to have been wnshed Roberts upon the ground, it is overboard with three, survivors,'. | said. "ho were picked up hy n City of Ills companions picked him up lifeboat. I inlay It Is a nt once and rushed him to their "e„nrfh Unl n'*ht il homo where n doctor from this n "cnrrb f°r n>«n. cil” was immediately summoned. Rough sens have neemsitated After examining the young man, ending of tho Monarch and Centhe nhysicinn announced the gash cranes, which were at work in jiis head a superficial wound., I11 l,h®*C,JV‘ "f th** submerged ship Mr. Robert’u condition became hack to Newport. Divers Sent Down rteadily worse, according to the statement, and he was rushed to Tho ilivers who went down hoped *lie Orlando hospital by N. II. Wit- to determine wlmt doors and hatchIIh. foreman for A. J. I/ossing, lo-ies In tho vessel are closed and cal building contrarjor. Me died y(|lh u s form a basis for conjecture I I o’clock shortly before reaching nM to th« kafety 6f those within. Orlando, it is said. Death was due They were to nttach additional uir to a fractured skull, according to hose to the vatveil pf these comOrlando hospital authorities. ipartments, forcii.g air inside for U After liremirnfluM tur l.nrlui «/„..!tho benefit of any who might be made in Orlando the body was imprisoned and at tho sumo time brought to this city, and then ship- forcing out through other valves ped to his homo in Alabama, ncae- «»y water that might have gotten compailied by K. D. Roberta, his into the rooms before the men could close the doors. hrothei A third task wns to determine, Mr. Roberts is survived hy his father, mother, six lirotherii and if possible, what parts of thu sub- Wiislltld Overhflfirfl Result of Injuries Receiv­ inquiry. there was discussion ns to ed Sunday; Officiuls Look* theLater change of course but neither i»K for Woman In Case Commander Imnsdown, the captain nor Lieut. Anderson cotthLsce any I l 'Y J u MIAMI, Sept. 29.—UP)—B. K. immediate danger and the -course bid. "Other nations,” he said in Westbury, 23, of Savannah, (In., was held. ■Braking of proposals to develop died nt n local hospital here Mon­ Reduction of the Shenandoah’s lir defenses, "are aware of these day of gunshot wounds suffered automatic valves from 18 to 8 Ims matters while we bury our heads Sunday morning when he and oth­ been criticized by Cuptain Anton er prisoners in Dado county jail Ileinon, former German Zeppelin |i the annd like nn ostrich." pilot, and nt the conclusion of the Lack of sufficient personnel and nought to escape. His death brings the toll in tin* day’s sitting announcement was . — ---- — -----------------Material Is preventing nir officers from receiving tactical training attempted escape to two, Ollie made hy the court that he would Draped in blankets and clad ubd> month only in their underwear or pajamas, the three sailors who were Icessnry to cope with nn enemy. Moore, negro trusty, having been bo called, probably Wednesday rescued from the submarine S-51 when It nunk after being rammed by the steamer City of Rome were landed at Boston and taken at one • to the Chelsea n aval hospital, little the worse for their experiences Tlionias («. Lanphior, com- shot and killed wh;n deputy sher­ or Thursday. landant of Selfridge Field, Mich- iffs repulsed the prisoners. Five At the same time Rear Admiral hut sadly in need of new outfits Left to right, they nre I). G. Kile, of Peoria, Miss., enginenmn first (nn told the hoard Monday, lie other prisoners, wounded by bul­ Hiury P. Jones, president of the class; M. S. Lira, of St. Louis, fireman first class, and Alfred Gelor, of New Bedford, Mass., electric­ Jursed the Patrick air corps lets find by officers, were report­ court, directed Judge Advocnt ? ian's mate second class. ed in improved condition. ion. • Foley to communicate with Mrs. Sheriff H. It. Chase uml hjs de­ Zaclmry Lunsdowne, widow of the •The firat attack in the next wnr tajor Ijinphbr suid, "undouhted- puties have instituted a fur reach­ captain of the ill-fated craft, ta will be from the air, anil only ing search for Joe Tracy, escaped ascertain whether she desires to The pursuit planes were in cum- ccnvict of Hu* late notorious Ash­ make any statement. Mrs. Lanallsrion yesterday nt Selfridge ley guug. Tracy is said to have downo was quoted as having said been the "outside" man participat­ that her husband did not want to ield, with 72 needed. LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. 29.— make the flight and feared sipim ^Questioned us to a nos.'i'hle uir ing in the "crush.” (/P)—Fred Brown, notorious during the trip. ituck, ho asserted only HO miles Sheriffs in adjacent counties are Omaha "chain man" kidnaper, Amplifying his previous testi­ if water separated America from helping in thu search. Tracy, re­ and Charles L. Morriss, a prlsmony, Lieutenant Roland G. Mayer, lia in the llehrini' s^-a area which puted one of the most dangerous on guard, were killed during Parley Delegates No Nearer mild he routes of an uir attack of the Intcly shattered bandit construction officer of the Shenan­ Commissioners Frame Hill an unsuccessful prison break doah, defended the new valve sys­ .tom the east. crew, has boon reported captured tem as an entirely safe one and [Monday Regulating Con- nt the Nebraska penitentiary Compromise After Session Major lainphier urged establish- ut Fort Lauderdale and nt i'alin testified that the covers of all the Monday afternoon. A convict Ircvcrsial Matter; Will Yesterday; Counter Propos­ nt of nn uir base at Nome, to tleach but neither report was well automatic Valves w(cre removed named Smith is believed to lie Pave Near City Huilding dying als Occupy Entire Day :k a possible Asiatic attack, founded. fom wounds. when tho ship first began to as­ or John II. Plrlo, of Fort LcavOther deaths may In? added to­ cend Brown was sentenced to life and that there was no fail­ The City Commission at a meet­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-(/T) rorth, urjjwd "definite control" day to that of Odie Moore, negro imprisonment for kidnnping — A lte r n a ti n g w a v e s u t o p tim ism •the uir iHi vice by uir officers trusty, who passed out la the wi­ ure of the helium gas cells before ing yesterday afternoon tb'finjp ly two girls neur Benson, mid and pessimism rolled over the disposed of the real estate opera­ ev*n i iiksn.U-1 '•■Htnldi'ihmcnt of i hcring ■fb-i the attempted escap­ the ernft broke in two. chaining them in a shack, Why System Changed. tors' fee question, when an ordi­ air corps as favored l»y Major ers faced as they made the jail where he held them for ran­ Frnnco-Aniurican debt negotiations The change in the valve system Monday but after a series of meet­ nernl Patrick, urmy uir chief. yard. W. It. Henderson, held on was made primarily to save nance was passed regulating the som. ings between the two commissions Patrick Submits Data charges of kidnupping and de­ weight and not helium Lieuten­ fees and amount of bond required two more suggested plans for set­ by realty brokers anti salesmen for Mnj. (Jen. Mason M. Patrick, taining u boy, is in critical condi­ Mayor said, adding that ox- the coming year. tlement were visible. icf of the army uir service, sub- tion and so is It. S. Westbury, of ant had "conclusively proved Itted today to Acting Secretary, Savannah, Gn., lurid for grand lar­ |K*rience The joint sessions were held, Di •Mission following the recent to us that the change was not det­ and each of them produced a pro­ avis a memorandum showing that ceny. proposal of a number of local real­ rimental in any way to the safety posal—the first, by France, sug­ r service officers' most familiar tors, for an increase in the license Wwman Is Sought. of the ship with our method of op­ gesting terms regarded by the ith the construction and condiassessment for the next year, to Reports from the city hospital eration." French ns more acceptable than .on of the airship Los Angeles indicate that the other four will Replying to questions of the be effective Oct. 1, when the peesthe original offer railing for a ml recommended to him recently recover. Haywood Register, who court, ................... .. . . ‘’"I license expires, culminated yesMayer said that the recomthat further action he tuken to lead the “crush" but dropped in the mendution tiint the original valves terday, it is said, when tho cotn- Redding Co., of Macon, Start $25,0(H),(100 first payment, and tlie second a counter proposal by Sec­ i • stated. He came to this city what parts hud been pumped out ■cure the Isis Angeles for the first volley and feigned death in on some of the gas bags be moved niI*«lom'r«, meeting with a coni Construction Here Hy Oct. retary Mellon containing figures four weeks ago, joining his broth­ in order that tho.v on the surface rmy air service." the first unscathed front the hail was made hy Commander Luns­ millet* composed of members of the 15. According to Report described us perhaps more favor­ er who hail moved to Sanford sev­ could figure out tho vessel’s weight. The recommendation was made of bullets directed by Sheriff downe upon the advice of the jun­ Sanford Real Kstuto Board, passed The work of these men was con­ able than those accorded Great eral months Iwforo. o (Jenerul Patrick hy Colonel C. Chase and his deputies, conceal­ ior officers and that the change an ordinance satisfactory to the sidered merely Since coming to this city, they 11 ,1 . .preliminary . to _a The W. C. Redding Company, Urituin. Hall, who was army observer ed in vantage points to ambush the hud been approved by the pavy Interested parties. had become interested in real esresumption to the lifting operations said to l>e one of the largest build­ iboard the Slienandoah at the time expected break. Last night M. ('ailluux, French bureau of aeronautics. By tlie terms of the ordinance, it is said, and wore returning an*1 officers returning from tho f disaster of that ship. Also being sought by deputies The valve system had been in tho present fee will remain the ing construction concerns in Macon finance minister, after lontling his Into, '‘This recommendation" the mem­ is Laura tJpthegravc, purported operation during ten or twelve sumo in both cases, that of the Ga.j will establish a branch in this statistical experts to the treasury from inspection of n lot which ‘sceno tonight said the sea wan orandum :>iid, “was submitted hy bandit queen and friend of the de- flights of the Shenanduah before brokers at $15, and of salesmen nt city, and commence construction of to confer with Under Secretary they hud recently purchased when moderating and the giant wreckoccurred. ling boat Monarch had been recalled Colonel Hall after he had been giv­ cea eil gang leader, John Ashley, the fatal voyage. Lieutenant $5 per year. According to thu new a number of dwellings here within Winston, sought to make an en­ the accident ----------------------------- frum the lee of Block Island where (Continued mi l‘nge Three) en nn opportunity |p examine the Mayer continued and the ship hail ordinance, all brokers will be bond- tlie next 20 days, according to un gagement with Secretary Mellon (v rix II "k° took shelter from the heuvv XaM. Angeles witli great care uml encountered extremely rough cl by the city for $2,500 while announcement made this morning to talk matters over personally. diroc"vn? Whether the sw ell, would r.. publicity li after he had flown in this dirig weather on those nights. He called at tlie treasury but . . . .. 1n . , snleiMieii must furnish $1,000 bond hy Henry Kies, Jr., . . moderate to tho extent thnt her tor of the Sanford Chamber of found Mr. Mellon had departed for iblc." "There was absolutely no doubt to their employers, it is shown. Commerce. 111 K o i a n a n I n o a l s hu«® crnnr* n,"‘ *h«w on the c«nSix Favor Independent Corps in my mind that the ship was the the ilny. To Issue Temporary License u o u u m ii l U l i l i a tury. another wrecker, could bo put Six army fliers, each a major in C. W. Barber, who will head the strongest ship ever built or flown" The American commissioners In motion before daylight, was In view of the necessary lapse local branch office has been in this [command of nn important activity he said. frankly admitted there wns still a problematical. But both boats •of the air service, lined up solidly "When we encountered this con­ ol time before application blanks city for several days, it ii* report­ great difference in tlie view of the stood by, ready to start operations. and license forms can be piepared, ed, during which time he has se­ two groups and the French enter­ dition (On Sept. >'l( it Was more in fuvnr of an independent nir thu commission ruled that u tem­ A short talk hy II. C. UuBoso, I Search for Bodies cured a warehouse and yard office severe than anything we laid ever (corpa in the army, declaring it Returning to this city early this been in and a few minutes before porary license bo ismed at the ex­ site near one of the local subdivis­ ed today's conferences apparently on Rotarian ideals featured the Every effort was being tnudw- to [offered the lust rrvnna of promot­ week from two weeks' trip em­ the crash, I did not think the piration of the present cards, pend­ ions, where tho building opera­ doubtful, hut later they uppurcntly weekly loaeheon of tho Sanford recover tho bodies of t h o s e whoso ing the nation’s ncriul defense and were more cheerful. bracing New York City, Tennes­ Shenandoah would weather the ing acceptance hy the commission tions will be confined. Rotary Club, at the Seminole Grill lives are known to be lost. Senalso nt alleviating a condition of Notwithstanding that negotia- today, Mr. Dullose enumerated' planes and fast cruiiurs will scour see and a number of the Gulf Coast 1ii.i provided by the new enactment. unrest now existing among the states, Vance E. Douginas, clerk of storm. The rate of descent ami Present plans of the organizadc- the various standards upon whiuh ihe surrounding waters in the* The ordinance also provides tion, it is said, included the ..... lions thus fur have brought no de(Continued on 1’iigo Three) aviation personnel. con-. finite announcement of results, uro bused thu Itoturiun creed, and search for those who are believed the circuit court, reports that cur­ I for tlie appointment of a realty Tc i.itying before the president’s rent stories concerning the intense atruction of (10 homes in this vlcln- , ro,„ ury officials held tonight to stated the purpose of the organi­ to huve cscupcd from tho craf i board, bv the mayor, to puss upon ity, alteration:' to start by Oct. ta. nir hoard, the officer-pilots declar­ and universal interest in Florida their stand thut such a situation zation in a well delivered address, when she sank but who were applications for fiiiul approval of ed a seeming lack of consideration throughout the country lutvc not A yard, where material for tho pro­ might bo evident in negotiations of according to the report. picked up hy lifeboats from tho ject will he handled, will Im erect- such u serious nature and could hy the wnr department for aviation been exaggerated. Z. N. Holler wus welcomed into City of Rome. Two destroyer) matters was the underlying cause (Continued on I'ngo Three) not ho regurded as representing a tlie organization ns u member, ac­ with searchlights began the work He states that many of those of exiuting dissatisfaction among whom he met while away havu an­ stage where a break wus threaten­ cording to the announcement. tonight. junior officers, hut emphatically nounced their intentions of coming ed. Twenty-four other members in at­ Lieut. Commander Flunnngan, denied they were "muzzled" by the here during the winter, and thut By some American commission­ tendance this afternoon included executive officer of the base, was department from expressing their others regretted tlieir inability to ers, however, Monday’s French of­ George Hrockhuhn, George Bab­ besieged today with telegrunut tel­ personal views. fer was viewed us not departing cock, Dr. Alex Epps, Hampton C. ephone calls and callers, mostly do so. Tlie prevalent belief north does not come within the state law Their opinions favoring an inde­ of the St. Mary's river, according which provides that railroads must sufficiently from the first propo­ DtiDo.se, Frank Gonzalez, Milton relatives of tho missing men, who pendent corpn were given nn added to Mr. Douglass is that mere ar­ handle material nt rates enjoyed sal which wus found unacceptable, Haddock, W. J. Hardy, Charles E. wunted word of the disaster., endorsement by those familiar with rival in Florida is thought to be by municipality, county and state. Twenty-nine cases appeared on Will Bradford, ehargitl with dis- and they expressed no optimism Henry, Edward Higgins, R. J. Hol­ "There’s hope" he toldUhem all. t. This is the opinion given by F ed the medical needs of air men. Doc­ assuruneg of vast and immediate orderly conduct, drew a fine of lover tho progress of tho discus- ly, K. F. Ilousholder, Col. George The' divers were ordered into the the docket of Municipal Court Davis, attorney for the Railroad tor William It. Wilmcr, eye spec­ fortune. und costs; Krlina Jones, churg- |sions. \V. Knight, F. It. MncNelll, Ed- battery worn of the vessel said a Monday morning mul fines aggre­ $10 ialist of llaltimore and Washing­ cd with disorderly conduct, was Another joint session has been [ ward Mnrkell, William Parker, Dr. Wireless ini':t«ago from Rear AdWhile in New York City, Mr. Commission, to that body, when ho ton, who served as a flight surgeon Douglass reports having enjoyed was asked for an interpretation of gating $222 were nssessed hy dismissed while her sister Fannie j called for tomorrow, but indicu- S. Puleqton, F. E. Koumillnt, S. mirul Christie, ami from there they with the American expeditionary himself, visiting numerous attrac­ the law ns it affects private Pr**- ] Judge W. B. White. Two cases Jones was fined $5 and costs up-jtions tonight were thut henceforth (). Shinholzer, W. C. C. Smith, D. were instructed to work as far for­ force, vigorously expressing this tions ut the metropolis, including jects. were transferred to county court on the same chages., more of the negotiations will be L. Thrasher, Arthur Yuwell, L. L. ward und aft as possible prelimin­ In some instances, Mr. Davis uml three were dismissed. Among view. Dun Hall, who wus charged with j curried on by smull groups. It wus I.el’oy and Walter Huyncx. ary to further lifting operations. Ziegfield’s well known revue, and suid, imlividunls have flig h t low/ the cases tried were: After receiving the testimony of the Yankee Stadium. violating traffic laws, was fined >the belief that thu private talks How long it might be before they these witnos.'.’s, the board recess­ J 1'. Keen, speeding, $3 and $1 and costs, as was A J. Luwsing between M. (’aillaux and Secretary could be heard front was indefinite. Returning by wuy of Tennessee, cr shipping rates on materials, ed lute in the day, until tomorrow. Mis costs; T. A. tCarmichael, reckless upon a similar charge. Jim Hen- .Mellon us well us between other ppi, Alabama anil Georgia, stating , ....... .. that , , their L 'property , ‘ > would V COi,,3; *• A. armicnnei, ream*** mrlasii states that the heat " an aBStl to ibe city, county or driving, $10 bond estrsted; Julian durson, charged with disorderly members of the two commissions Caskets To Be Shipped »Mr. Douglass state, und for that reason they Fortson, reckless driving, $10 conduct, forfeited a $7 bond and ! were likely to provide the methods BOSTON, Sept. 29.—(A»)—Ord experienced in tiiehe sections was should enjoy the lower rates. bond estrnted; James Turner, I)olph Brown forfeited n J57 bond I by which an understanding would were received at the Boston Intense, particularly in Mississippi TALLAHASSEE, Flu., Sept. 29. cri The law plainly states, however, throwing trush in street, $1 und upon the same charge. The ease be reached, if u settlement is to Navy yard toduy directing that where record temperatures were a -(AT—The State Prison liepurtthe Railroad Commission attorney, costs; Adolphus Williams, throw­ of Jim Jones, charged with being come from the present conferences. daily occurance. He declares thut the acute labor said, tlmt the municipality, county I ing trash in streets, $1 tirvi costs; dizoiderly, was dismissed. TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 29-—(JPI Frank Williams and Tom •—The comptroller’s office will shortage recently felt in some or state must be directly behind | Ruth Williams, disorderly contorious life term er, who escuped ° 1 1 *1 ' ‘ * ■ place one sub-officer in-each coun­ parts of the southeastern states any project of thnt kind. Many I duct, transferred to County Court, Thomas, both charged with disor­ several days ago. times, he said, property in the out\ ||. H. Smith, disorderly conduct, derly conduct, estrsted bonds of ty of the state this yeur to handle has been relieved to u certain ex­ Salter, sentenced for a criminal $7 euch. T. E. Thomas, charged the automobile business for the tent by the return of laborers at­ rkirts of n^ city never comes with- , transferred to county court, attack upon a white girl in 1923, in tho jurisdiction of the niunici-1 The caan of Joe Bell, charged with disorderly conducted also es­ nest culondar period, it was an­ tracted to the north earlier ir, the pulity. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2 0 .- wus considered a prisoner to be j with disordcrly conduct was eon­ t rated a $7 bond. The cuho of _ .; :IT nounced hy Captain R. A. Gray, as­ year by tho higher wage scales Florida’s borders are being well thoroughly trusted by Superintend­ Arnett Blair, Up for disorderly ----------------------------i tinned to Wednesday. E. D. Vessistant comptroller. Thirty-one there. COLUMBUS, Ga.. Sept 29.—(A >> ent .J S. Dlitch, of the state farm. protected against inroads of alien BANDIT8 KILL WATCHMAN tel, charged with violating traf- conduct, resulted in a dismissal. appointments to that office have runners and conditions throughout The fugitive, following a previous —“She drove me to it with her reI. P. Iiryaat forfeited a $1U — ■ ■ fic laws, failed to appear and foralieady been made. The business DENVER, 8opt. 29.—(A*)—Ban-1felted a $5 bpnd The case of I) bond when he failed to appear u|>- the state are good, E. L. Kirk escape, which took him to Mexico, peatud threats to bob her hair and of the agents will be directed to­ dits shot and killed a night watch­ F. Andrews, charged with reckless on a charge of drunkenness. J. divisional chief of the U. S. immi­ where he was accused of the bru­ paint her cheeks," said R. L. Shep­ wards receiving applications for man and blew open tho sufe in the driving was closed when the de­ P. Bcrnhcart also forfeited a $10 gration forces said today. Mr. tal murder of a man in that coun­ herd, 58, nlt.'ged slayer of his wifa CHICAGO, Sept. 2D.—(/»’> — privilcgOH to operate motor ve­ department store of the A. T. Lew­ fendant failed to n appear in court bond upon the sumc charge. K. Kirk returned lute yesterday front try, gave himself up voluntarily this morning. "It’s been going on Wheat, December 1217 to 1 . > ’17 Vj hicles, Heretofore, only little more Corn, Decem­ is and Son Company, in the heart ami forfeited a $5 bond. The case C. Ilerr, charged with sneeding, un inspection tour of the southern sumo time later. Because of his for two yours," he said. than a dozen ugents huve been May, U D 'i to 1.10; Shepherd was jailed late yeater-f action in doing that, the state Oats, December/'f the business district last night. of J. F. Littlejohn, also charged received a fine of $3 und costs part of tho state. ber 77^ to 78; maintained. At the last legisla­ prison heads looked upon him us I day fdllowiug tho death of Hurston Burch, charged with bewith reckless driving was dismis­ A police co/don was thrown about ture one for each county was au­ 8914 to 39Vi. wife, which came a few a n ti one to bu trusted. | ing drunk and disorderly, drew a BOURGEOIS IS DEAD the store in search of tho robbers sed. thorized. after her jugutur vein had been A $100 bond was estrated by P. i fine of $10 and costs. The cuse I.ukoland—Contract awarded nt "ho were believed to be in the Jacksonville— Plans being com* sla-bed with a pocket knife during PARIS, Sept. "29. (AV-Leon R. King, who wus charged with op- i of^ G. H. Brinkley, charged with Lake Worth—Large building $1,250,000, for constructing 40 building. The watchman’s body cruling pleted for new $25,000 city hall, an alleged struggle with her hxj«'fJggj Bourgeois, eminent French states­ a ear while under the In* being disorderly, was continued1 to Program under way in College miles additional highway in Lake-1 was found in the basement. Tho fluence of intoxicating liquor. I Wednesday. baud, ____ man and former premier, ii d«“d. for Jacksonville Beach. land district. I8#te i* located on thu second floor. J’ark Subdivision. "M L m gb CITY COMMISSION PASSES NEW LAW ON REALTY FEES Lifer and Guard Killed In Break DEBT PARLEY IS COMPLICATED BY TERMS’ DISPUTE GEORGIA F I R M W I L L BUILD (iO HOMES IN CITY Dll Bose iellS Vance E. Douglass Returns From Trip To Eastern Points Ii At LuneheonToday Private Developers Will Not Get Special ‘•*nnniis*i.»n Kates Over Railroads J ____ _________ pX'. Si Municipal Judge Disposes Of Docket Of Twenty-Nine Cases On Monday Authorities Hunting Lscapcd Life Convict State Comptroller Adds Sub Offices State Well Protected AgainstAlienKunners S t f S v S a g a s a a s s aw Georgia Man Is HeldFor Slaying His Wife Markets MB �SEPTEMBER —I f I had bought Lot 12, Block 18 of D&via Islands ju st a few months ago I would have made a profitLof $18,600. The owner of this lot, which cost $10,600, Resold it 'fo r $24,000, ------ — If I had purchased Lots 16*17 o f Block 1 when Davis Islands was first placed on tho market I would have realized a profit of $28,600 within a few months time. - - I f I had bought Lot 15 of a t its original price of $6,760 have made the profit of which its owner received weeks ago. Block 1 I would $12,260 a few —I could have made the profit of $10,000 which the owner of Lot 4, Block 1, mado if 1 had purchased this lot when Davis Islands property was on the market ju st a few months ago.* ... — If I had bought Lota 1 4 -1 6 of Block 110 when tho Country Club Section o f Davis Islands wns on tho market I would have made a profit of $9,100 in six months. rv/; «if>. is the stumbling block'. Men who surmount it—who take an easy, Gump and clear it — are the men who make money. Think of\ the oppor­ tunities lost constantly by those who bow to the oppressive influence of the word “if.” “I f I had only done so and so”—how often it pictures its yivid story of failure! If you want to succeed stop “If-ing” for there is one more chance for^ou=rAND DON’T LOSE OUT THIS T IM E -w hen ^ — If I had owned Lot 13 of Block 10 I could havo taken a quick profit of $6,500 which its owner realized a few weeks ago. ' — If I had bought Lot 8 of Block 1 on Davis Islands I could have re­ sold ns its owner did at a net profit of $12,000. —If I had only bought Lor b of Block 91 in the Country Club Sec­ tion a short while ngo I would havo mnde a quick profit o f $0,500 on re- I N 'T H E S B A Y TAM PA had purcna30Q L.ot bo oi uiock 7 on Davis Islands I would have realized a net profit of $6,600 in a few Bhort months. — If I hnd bought Lots 5-6 in Block 6 when DnviB Islands property was on the market 1 would hnvo made $.'10,600 which its owner realized when he sold these lots for $50,000. In this lust offering of Davis Islands investors nre gh'en their final opportunity to purchase Tampa city property—on which more and greater improvements are being made than any other in the entire stute—a t original development prices. For when this is gone no more Davis Islands property will ho for sale except from lot owners who will demand and receive their own prices. — If I hnd bought Lot 1 of Block 1 I could have resold a few months later for $600 a front foot—a profit of $211,500. That this is the greatest profit-making op­ portunity ever presented in Florida in evi­ denced by tho hundreds of checks sent in to sales offices throughout tho state and tendered ns deposits on purchases giving the I). P. Davis Properties —If I had owned Lot 2 of Block 1 1 could havo accepted $600 n front foot—a profit of $24,000—or 1 could have refused, ns its owner did, to await the Oven grenter profit that is certain to come. P. DAVIS yncondftional authority to select the best available loca­ tions for them when the property is placed on salu Oct. 15. This is the opportunity thnt hundreds of investors havo been waiting for—that thou­ sands will literally fight for this winter. The unusual demand for this last property on Davis Islands is caused by the record-breaking building activity— $7,000,000 for 1925—to­ gether with the amazing profits made by buyers of a few months ngo through resales this summer— profits that ________________ have spelled fortunes for owners with still greater profits to come. R E S E R V A T IO N S I l r g l n o n O ct. 1st f o r I J u y c ra W h o s o C h e c k s A ro lit t h o I l a n d s o f O u r S a l e s m e n . C o m td c te In f o rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g D av is Is la n d s m a y ho o b t a i n e d f r o m o u r r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s u t t h o a d d re s s e s g iven below : A r c a d i a — M rs. J . W . Solo, P o i n s e t t l a A p a r t ­ m ents. Iln rtp w —Ci c a r g o I t . lohnxton. U ra d e n to n — 41C S lain Street. C learw ater — Scranton rondo. D a y t o n a — D r. G. K. H a r k Icy. H o tel W il­ liam *. D elra y — Atkina ' . Uy Co., W in o n a P u d d in g . it Myem — W. S chaeffer, 121 n. F irst Street. Jacksonville — 1 2 1 W . F o rsy th o S tre et. I jik o City — M t> r Ion Street a t O range. L a k e la n d — 305 Main Street. L a k e Worth — N. O. V a r n e r , 19 S o u t h J . S tr e e t. M i a m i— 233 N . E . ‘ - t A venue, O p p o slto H o te l P cnihlng. O rlan d o — I N o rth O rnngo S treet. St. A u g u s t i n e — S c h i n d ­ ler lleu lty Co., 12 G ra n a d a S treet. St. P e t e r s b u r g — C01 C entral Avonuo. S a n f o r d — I’a u l I - a k e , G a r n e r - W o o d r u f f ll h l g . S araso ta— W u tr o u s H o ­ te l Il u ll d ln g . T a ll a h a n s c o — C e n t e n ­ n ial Hull*ling. In less than a year values on Davis Islands hnvo risen from $125 to $600 a front foot. And $600 a front foot has been refused by owners who declare that within 30 days they will receive $800 per foot—$24,000 profit in less than 12 months. W est P a l m Beach— K e n n e th H. G ouedy, 322 C l e m a tis S tre e t. HOME OFFICE, : Woodruff Bldg. The greatest valuo increases which nre a m atter of record, have in turn been caused by the superior location th at Davis Islands enjoys—only one-half milo from tho City Hall of Tampa— the largest community, in Florida. * .* > • i',./ TAM PA, FLORIDA �___ _ lu m n i I FLORIDA®ACTSiy| ‘M f B h Surrey of W ' 1 1 • .• ARMY •HAS £5 V "Y i'u: ml m . /• i ..... i'i ■ ';.rT . -1. ■ .5 ijir i m FIT FOR COM BAT —Only 15 airplanes fit for combat soletc u«e shnulri American suddenly l>e The fifty planes at Langley Field, Vn., include 15 obsolete forced to go to war! That’s the fighting strength of war-time Martins and 35 training the army uir service, an official ill a ties of vatinus types. Of the survey of all the military flying latter, onp is a new, up-to-date Loenlng amphibian. The others fields shows. • The remaining equipment Is nre old and worn out. proposed of training planes, mes-1 At Selfridge Field, Mich., there senger planes and obsolete heaps 1are -10 pursuit planes. Of these, 15 nre modern, first-class Curtis df junk. and Boeing Not n Chance mg .planes. The rest are Sending one of these obsolete ■Thomas Morse planes, which are planes into battle against a mod- not battle planes, ern aircraft “would be exactly | At Bolling Field, near Washing­ like n river steamer going into a ton, there nre 12 old Dellavilands, naval engagement against a first-1three of which have been rebuilt; class battleship," a high army of­ two Sperry messengers; and one small Vought training plane. ficer says. “It wouldn’t even have a ghost Rockwell Field, near San Diego, of n chance." has six old Dellavilands. • • • That sums up America’s flying The following data relative to strength now in commission. equipment nt tne various fields is McCook Field, near Dayton, O., taken from War Department rec­ is simply an experiment station. • ♦ ♦ ords: At Brooks Field, Tex., are 50 An army air service hendqunrttraining planes for “preen stu­ officer, who for obvious reasons dent tiyers, and at Kelly Field, requested that his name he with­ nearby, 27 training planes for held, summed up the condition of the country’s air forces ns follows: for advanced students. These can be used for training "General Mitchell stated that purposes only. we have only 1!> planes fit for One Amphibian Plane combat use. Mitchell Field L. I., has 30 "When he made that statement, planes. All of them were built j about a year ago, it was undoulitduring the war and nre now ob- | edly true. STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART “Of the 19 planes he referred to, I know that at least four have crashed and nre now out of commsson “Our entire combat strength in the air is repnesented by the 15 Curtis and Boetng pursuit planes nt Selfridge Field—and there may not be that many now. “Tin* only other up-to-date plane we have is the I.oening am­ phibian. “The old nlnnes, built during the war nre obsolete and absolutely unfit for combat. Flaming Coffins “Some of these are known as ‘flaming coffins.’ They 'have caused the death of many a good flyer. And yet we go on buying them! “The training planes and mes­ senger planes serve their purpose well enough, but of course these are not combat planes. “Beside the planes now in use ther are a number of planes in sstorngc. These, however, are all old wartime modeis, now entirely obsolete. “Secretary Weeks Imn stated that we could put 1500 planes in tlie air in a pinch. Counting all the training planes and the planes in storage, we probably could. “But we have 15, not 1500, firstclass fighting planes.” Back Bad Today?7 Then Find the Cause and Correct will succeed themselves or be suc­ It As Other Sanford Folks Have ceeded by other Democrats. This There’s little rest or pence for is certain because the selections will be made by the voters of Ala­ the backache sufferer. bama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Days are tired and weary— Louisiana and North and South'] Night brings no remite. Carolina, and they always do se- 1 Urinary troubles, headaches, diz­ lect Dcmoernts. ziness and nervousness, all lend to At the same time the terms of (prevent rest or sleep. 25 Republican senators will expire Who continue to be so miserable? and the states they represent in” Why not use n stimulant diuretic elude Arizona, Colorado, KeJUlicky, to the kidn Use Doan’s Pill:* Maryland, Missouri and Oklahoma, which generally select Democrats. Your neighbors recommend Besides this, the Republican!) Doan's. will have to light hard in Idaho, Rend this Sanford case: Nevada, New York and Utah. J. K. Long, carpenter, 311 W. • * • Third St., nays: "When I worked The Democrats may make some too hard 1 suffered from kidney complaint. Thorp was n soreness gains in the lower house. They hold few, if any, seats in my back and 1 could hardly get representing normally Republican im or down. My kidneys acted too districts and the Republicans do freely, and the back of my head hold n number oT seats represent­ felt ns though 1 had been hit with ing normally Democratic constitu­ a club. Doan’s Pills relieved the encies—three in Kentucky, two in pain i und put my kidneys in good Maryland, seven in Missouri, two Icondition.” in Oklahoma, two in Tennessee I BUc at uli dealers. Foster-Milbum and one In Texas. The Democrats j Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. may gain some of (hen: hut hard­ ly enough to give them control un­ Uank deposits of Florida increas­ less there should be a landslide, ing at rate of two million dollars *1h'* point the Republicans neg­ of which there’s no suggestion of for each banking day, since Janu­ lect to stress is that all the chan­ nt present. ary 1, 1925. ces favor their loss of at least six Senate rents to the Democrat:* and Zephyrhillcs- $52,000 bond i St. Augustine—Work of survey­ that there’s no prospect the Dem­ su > voted for street paving, ex- ing county’s highways, under way. ocrat i will lose uny seats to them. I tension of municipal waterwork Seven Democratic Senators’! and construction of white way on Grovtiland—Plans considered for terms will expire next year and all | Seventh Avenue. extending city limits. WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.—What politicians say and what they really think often nre two quite different things. For instance. Republican politi­ cians say they expect their party to gatn control of the Senate at the next Congressional election. Also for instance, Democratic politicians predict that their crowd will gain control of the house. r It isn’t a bit likely that either group actually thinks any such thing. # # • When the Republicans speak of controlling the Senate, they niuaii genuine control. They control it on paper now, but they can’t depend on all their own votes —that is, the voles of independents only nominally classed as Repub­ lican \ They way they tell it, the agricul­ tural states nre so much more prosperous than they were that radical sentiment lias subsided and they’re confident that these states will choose “regular" Republicans in place of “insurgent" Republican senator:! in 192(3. MOM’N POP BY TAYLOR ■ °g ssa^g3£nB se ddfc would be foolish the' commissioner Lack 'o f j ri F r a n k " Stackhouse. «r' 8* nford caused Ulje ! d--.-,. r , it] asserts to change these crops on a of Sorrento. semi-tropical climate for n staple Klortda. thousands of ffafi in the' shall food crop that would probably moke $25 per acre. Wrong With Aviation*& i S S W « u .t ««»• "“y of .yield __ _________ per acre la I27H 1278 per yei year. It nr ark? Crews of workmen are now btfsy-J An acre of celery land will bring S ^ h T faW ily engaged In connecting the I(|kei> a profit of $874.80* per year, and streams with larger ones for IN T H E . C m e t U T CIIIIIIT U P Till-: “ *> n supply of water. SEVENTH J U D I C I A L CIHCIIIT O F I I . O i l ID A , IN A M I F o i l SF.II»/ j •. _____________ . c o m p r l-h jg t h e C ity I.NOI.F. CO t l SI T V . I Si C H A .M 'F .tir. The clams are searched for hearts C iimm lsslon of D u ll t o Q a l r t T III p to be used in the manufacture of BKI.1IA K. IIAKKli, Joined by In-r ford, F lo r id a , ys. ■ button.). ' bukband and next friend, J, K. S late of F lo r id a . ■ r *lf 1i/VIt i#iVi m 111< utfif a A ito rn ^y tni? * Complainants l o l l j u d i c i a l C ircuit of t h e H tnto Applications totaling approxi­ mately 15,000 are still pending in JAM MS BR O W N *"’ at. Uf K,,,rl,J“' ('llsllnn ' D efendant*. To the C itiz e n s and T a x P a y e r s o f the office of the automobile license C llntlun T t « C ity of Hanford, F lo rid a: department because of irregulari­ Tn Jam es IJruwn and wifeW h e re a s , a p etition w a s filed In Ilrn w n , w h o s e C lirlM Inn n a m e Is U n­ ties in given data. ill- Tih d a y of S e p te m b e r A. '6" k n o w n ; C h a r l t o n J o n e s jyul w ife------ ihe U tiis*I IM S. — —J o n e s , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is hv th e C ity of H anford. F l o r i d a , it The automobile owners ennuot u n k n o w n ; W i l l i a m H a r v e y am i wlf« m u n i c ip a l " ^ c o rp o ra . Ion. hr o nd secure their 192G license until tho *:----------;----- H a r v e y , w h o s e C h ris tia n liirough F o r r e a l latke. H. t». I n a M . h o m e is u n k n o w n ; m o t (I. II. (Irs- and C. J . M arshall, a s t h e C it y C o m -! 1925 application has been adjusted, hnm a m t w i f e ------------- G rn h u in . w hose m ission of t h e C l t ^ o f - 6 « n fd rd . F l o r - j says Captain R. A. Gray, assistant C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; ami i,la. a g a i n s t t h e S t a t e of H o n d a , ) i e v e r y o f t h e a b o v e numeil ■x rel M lllurd II. S m ith , o r u y . m : fo r comptroller, under whose jurisdic­ ed ne ef eh n ad m er, ih>> v a lid a tio n o f c u r t a in b o n d s of tion the automobile license bureau a n y o ra n at sl .l Ifo f lisvaini dg , dne nf ed n dIfa neith t s be the City of S anford, F l o r i d a . In th u d e a d , t o a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ sum of T w o Hum lr.nl -md rw « n t> * i comes. Between one million and one mil­ lion fivo hundred thousand names under go classification in thin de­ partment. A monument will be erected just outside the capital at Tallahassee marking the original spot of the Government marker of the intersec­ tion of the guide meridian and the bane barellel for Florida. Chief Engineer Fred Elliott of the drainage department has theerection ot the monument under hi: i supervision and it will be com­ pleted within a short time. Its erection was authorized by the Iasi legislature. Plans are under way by the ex­ ecutive council of the alumni asso­ ciation of tho University of Floiida to collect $50,000 to be U3ed for the construction of a standard basket­ ball court. e s t s t i n d e r t h e f o l l o w i n g d e r e a s -il defendants, to -w it: J a m e s Drown ttad w ife..■ D ro w n , w hose C h r i s t i n a n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; C h a r l ­ to n J u n e s a n d w if e ,-----------------Jones. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; W i l l i a m H a r v e y a n d w ife,. - ■ H a r v e y , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; a n d t). II. G r a h a m ami w ife .------------- n r a h a m , w h o s e C h r i s ­ t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; o r o t h e r w i s e , a r .% ' tis W th e C ity o f H a n fo rd . C o u n t y o f HemI Hole n n d S l a t e o f F l o r i d a , more p a r t l r u l u r l y d e s c r i b e d ns fo llow s, to -w ltj The N o rth U of th e N o rth of Lot 7 D lo ck " Y " o f S t. (Sert r u d e A d d i t i o n t o t h e CltV of S a n fo r d , a s p e r p l a t t h e r e o f r e ­ co rd ed In t h e p u b li c r e c o r d s of S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , n n d to n n y n n d a l l o t h e r p e rs o n s, w hose n a m e s a re u n k n o w n , c la im ­ in g a n y t i t l e , r i g h t o r I n t e r e s t In anil to t h e l a n d s h e r e i n a b o v e d e ­ s c r ib e d o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l t h e r e ­ of. It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u n n d e a c h of y o u be n n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r said C ir c u i t C o u r t nt t h e C o u r t H o u s e at Hanford. F l o r i d a , on t h e 16th d a y of O c to b e r A. D. 1925, a n d t h e n and th e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e b ill of c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u se . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r ­ d e r he p u b l i s h e d In th e Sanford The groves nml farm, of FloWda | }B{^ 1 ‘‘semlnSFe^CouSu.1'Flodda. yield annually more than $8o ,00 0,- once a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e wc >-ks. 000. Naval stores in the state amount to $20,000,000 annually in the past nnd th is' product is now ob the upgrade. The sale nnd shipment of fish in the state amount to approximately $15,000,000 annually. Walton county has the largest corn club in western Florida, ac­ cording to J. W. Mathison, county agent. In this county there are 1,0-14 farmers, of which 924 are white and 120 are negroe:i Tlie value of the farms has been placed nt $2,119,127. laist year there were 13,085 acres of corn planted and the farmers gathered 109,107 bushels of that product.) - • ... . . . . . Tho county also has nlantcd 20,075 young satsumus, 1,1,(149 young pecan trees; there ure 13,571 cows, und 18,311 hogs. The agent states that with the of the free hog serum treat­ ment that there should be 40,000 hogs by next season. W i t n e s s m y h a n d n n d t h e se a l of lh.- C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S l s t e of F l o ­ rid.). In n n d f u r S e m i n o le C ou n ty , o n th is t h e 15th d a y o f S e p t e m b e r A. D. 1925. V. K. DOUOI.ASH. Cl*-rk of Ih e C i r c u i t C o u r t fu r the S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ ida. In a n d f u r S e m i n o le C ounty, Florida. (S E A L) My A. M. W E E K 8 . D e p u t y C lerk . D .V O T T E 8 & 8 P K N C E R . S olicitors a n d of C o u n s e l f o r the C o m p lain an ts. M irilh O F APIM.HMTIDXi FOR TAX IIF.KII f.N l ) l : i t SUCTION ST,*. Ill' T H E C E M d l l A I , S T A T U T E S . N otice In h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t It. II MrCall, J r . , p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e ritrteato No. t s t . d a t e d t h e 4th d a y of •lime A. D., 1917. lian filed s a i d c e r ­ ti f i c a te In m y o ff ic e a n d haH m a d e a p p li c a ti o n f u r t a x d e e d t o Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law . S a id c e r t i ­ ficate e m b r a c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g der r n b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i ­ nole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : S N of N W ' i o f N W >; of H W ', Hec IS. T. 8. 21. It. I-:. .72. 5 A cres. T h e siiltl hi ml b e i n g a s s e s s e d nl t h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e o f su c h «'*■»!i f Icote In t h e n a m e of | | . It Me.)'all U n le s s s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a ll be- r e d e e m ,-tl a c c o r d i n g to la w , tax •*#-.-,| w ill I s s u e t h e r e o n oil t h e 2tnl ilny of O c to b e r , 1926. w itn e s s my official sig n atu re a n d se a l llils tin- 2(Uh d a y or A u g ­ ust, A. D. 1925. V. R. DOUOI.ASH C l e r k C ir c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty . F lo r id a . Ry W I*. W O O D R U F F , It. C. Utib. A 25-H -I-S-15-22-29. U :n Florida people spend millions of dollars annually on imported food stuffs, according to statistics com­ piled by L. M. Rhodes, commis­ sioner of the state bureau of mar­ keting. NOTICE E> ** FOR llritnrlmrnl I ' l ' I I I . I C A T f ON SR It IA I, NO of T h e 017838 Interior U. S. t.n n d O ffic e a t OalneNVtlle, F l o r i d a . A u g . 29. 1925. N O T IC E Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t R lla T h o m a s , of H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , w ho, o n .laHilary 7. 1927, m a d e H o m e st.-nil E n t r y . No. » 17178, f o r N R ' , o f H W ', . S e c ti o n 22. T o w n s h i p 19 s., R a n g e 29 K.. T a l l a h a s s e e M e r id ia n , h a s filed n o ti c e of I n t e n t i o n to m a k e C o m m u tatio n P ro o f , to e s t a b l i s h We have two plans of t\n Your Home '* * 1st— We will lend you All The Monev ^■Ma­ necessary to build a complete hom T * 2nd— If your home is already built We wi,i you a very substantial loan n„ £ 1 ^ NO D ELA Y ------------------ NO WAITlS ^ Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co 107-109 8. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. phoneij,fo u r T h o u s a n d (IZ2t.0p0.0uj D o lla rs, lo l ly d e sc r ib e d i n s a i d p e t i t i o n , a n - , th o rlx e d by a c e r t a i n r e s o l u t i o n d u ly a d o p te d by t h e C ity L o n n n ls slon of th e C ity of S a n fo r d . F lo r id a , oil Ihe Zttli ilay o f A u g u s t . A. D. I!(25, e n ti tl e d : •A R e s o lu tio n P r o v i d i n g f o r u n M H I U I I H M I U I I I » U I I | l | u i I I U | | | | a | | ' ^ Is su e of ll ond s by th e City of H an­ am ford. F lo r id a , In t h e Hum o f T w o ‘p™ *, '"Tl* o- iIi v- Foil r T h o u - fro m th e Hale T h e r e o f in he Used t o ■ F in a n c e In P a r t the Cost o f C e rtu l » , ■ Street Im provem ents A ssessed ■ A g ain st P r i v a t e l y o w n e d P r o p e r t y ■ F r o n t i n g a n d A b u t t i n g S aid S t r e e t ■ Im p ro v e m e n ts . P r e s c r i b i n g t h e F o r m ■ am i C o n d itio n s o f Halil ll o n d s to b “ | 5 s o Issued, und P r o v i d in g f o r a S i n k - S m g F u n d f o r t h e P a y m e n t of t h o | S P rin c ip a l a n d Interest of S a id ." All conveniences, on lot 66x74. Corner. llonds" Third $ a n d to be Issued p u r s u a n t t o c e r t a i n £ o r d e r s a n d r e s o l u t i o n s o f t h e C ity , 5 Palmetto C om m issio n o f t h e City of S a n f o r d . E F lo rid a , duly h a d an d a d o p te d , said ~ b o n d s to be n r m e d e n o m i n a t i o n o f | 5 One T h o u s a n d (11000,00) D o lla r s r each, b e a r i n g I n t e r e s t a t t h e r a t e 5 of six pet c e n t p e r a n n u m . I n t e r e s t _ p a y a b le s e m i - a n n u a l l y , o n t h e f i r s t B d a y s of J a n u a r y a n d J u l y o f ea c h g y ear, said nun,-.) to be d a t e d J u l y , 5 1st, 1925. a n d to be n u m b e r e d c o n - u se c u tlv e ly fro m I to 22t. b o th n u m ­ b e r s Inclusive, a n d t o m a t u r e s e r ­ ially In the f o l l o w i n g m a n n e r , to w it: R o n d s n u m b e r e d f r o m 1 t o 22, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st, 1927. llo n d s n u m b e r e d fro m 23 t o 41, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st. 1928. Rond* n u m b e r e d f r o m 45 to 66, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st. 1929. R onds n u m b e r e d fr o m 67 t o 88, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st. 1930. BART NASON, Local M anner R o n d s n u m b e r e d fr o m 89 to 110, S to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st. 1931. ■ R o n d s n u m b e r e d fr o m 111 t o 132 £ 507-8 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 21) to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st, 1932. R o n d s n u m b e r e d fr o m 133 to 154, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st, 1933. ■ R o n d s n u m b e r e d fro m 165 to 176, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st. 1934. R o n d s n u m b e r e d fr o m 177 t o 198, to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st, 1935. B o n d s n u m b e r e d fr o m 199 to 224. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N M a a a a i i H a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ m aaiMini,_ | to m a t u r e J a n u a r y 1st, 1936. am i. W h e re a s . It u p p o a r s fr o m s a i d p e ­ ti ti o n filed a s a f o r e s a i d , t h a t nil s t e p s t a k e n In c o n n e c t i o n w i t h th e I s s u a n c e of sa id b o n d s by t h e C it y of S a n fo r d . F lo r id a , h a v o b e e n r e g u l a r In e v e ry r e s p e c t, a n d In s t r i c t c o n f o r ­ m ity w ith la w , a n d t h a t a l l acts , c o n d itio n s an d t h i n g s r e q u i r e d by la w to exist, h a p p e n a n d b e p e r ­ Real Estate Auction Sales. Let us sell your prupert* form ed. p r e c e d e n t to a n d in t h e i s ­ s u a n c e of sa id bonds, h a v e e x i s t e d , have happened and have been p e r ­ form ed In r e g u l a r a n d d u e tim e, fo rm a n d m a n n e r , un r e q u i r e d by law. N ow, T h e r e f o r e . In p u r s u a n c e of an o r d e r o f t h e C o u r t h e r e i n m a d e , We are permanently located in Sank/ no tice Is h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t t h e c i t i ­ zens n u d l a x p a y e r s o f t h e C i t y of Hanford, F l o r i d a , a r e b y s a i d o r d e r r e q u i r e d to he a n d a p p e u r b e f o r e OUR SALES FORCE are EXPERT* the C irc u it C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h J u ­ dicial C irc u i t o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o r ­ ida, on th e l o t h d a y of S e p t e m b e r We guarantee Satisfaction. A D 1925, a t tlie Ilnur o f t e n o 'c lo c k A M a t S a n fo r d . In t h e C o u n t y of S em in o le a n d .Stale of F l o r i d a . Illen and t h e r e to sh o w c a u s e . If a n y th e y If you have Property you want sold—List it with u have, w h y said b o n d s s h o u l d n o t be v a l i d a te d a n d c o n f i r m e d . and kiaa it good-bye. W IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d t h e s e a l of tii,- C irc u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c ia l C ircu it of t h e S t a t e o f F l o - ) H rid i , in anil for th e C o u n t y of S en t- — I H o l e , nil th i s t h e 9tli iluy o f S e p ­ t e m b e r A. I>. 1925. (HEAL) V K DOUGLASS. C l e r k o f th e I’lr c u ll C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C ir c u i t o f F l o r ­ ida, In and f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . 116 E. Second Street, f inford, Fla. ORl), A. lieCOTTKS. A t t o r n e y for P e ti ti o n e r . K ept: 8-15-22-29. _i_________ — __ 10 ROOM HOUSE Price $19,000 SanfordGrove,Ini : Allen & Brent AT AUCTION I ALLEN AND BRENT ■aaiiiui i A ct Quick ■ « ■ i■ a ■ Only Two More Days Left to Secure Tickets for— ME MAS Good REASONS To BE T oo - HE THREW A TO'/ Air m o b il e at MJe.TVTE AND ALMOST Kil l e d Him - And it was A l l UNCALLED For t o o - 1 A Bargain— ■ FREE! M R . T / T E J U S T 6E-MT iT Barbecue Dinner a ■ a a a a SEMI-SPANISH STUCCO BUNGALOW On Tlie Market For 5 Days Only. ■ : a a a 5 rooms and bath, garage, all modern home, completely furnished with best furniture in city, including extra lot, total frontage 110x140, side­ walk down and paid for, located on corner of Palmetto Avenue and High* land Street. PRICE $10,000.00 AT a Flanico Estates ■ TAKES TH E WHOLE WORKS. GOOD TERMS ALSO In Pierson, Fla. V1U0CPE-E1. v j a v t ’l l t )\ j I A Tell ’EM AT TiE OTFICE \ — t—m about this - 1 s e n t that ' p R E TCM AUTOMOBILE TO p o p / V- r ifr OCTOBER 1 " N0U MAN BE A w Pop t NINETEEN BUT Y&U’KE 1 HAVE A NoT TCO OLD FOR A HEART1 THE PADDLE NET1 d CGV£ A HV COMe ALONG I t, (nr/. r N r J /liA < _____ ___ „ _ FIELD SPORTS — MUSIC . M- K. Rutherford, A ss’t. Dlst. Mgr. 8 *2 8JM QW w m i. m , . ViW. , $1,000 CASH Balance $50.00 per month. Secure Dinner Tickets A t Laney'a Drug Store The Oasis or From Our Representative W. J. Rudland, District Manager ,,, FOR QUICK SALE $5,500 Positively No Obligation FloridaLandInvestorsCo. c s . 5 room Bungalow located on Elm Avenue between 9th and 10th Street. Eastern exposture. Holly Realty Company Phone 702 y a idez Hotel Bldg. i f i �ssniMr-m *'fMMr » (lOllll tmati itiiiMt4<4Mii THf. s f o r b n ! ) ‘iHEihALD, TUESDAY; kBWfcWHBR i l l flfeli. to build elcctW<rphrnt nt Dhrnfon!. Ucaij A—Wore to ik'kIu Boon on new null million titular Hotel. , cw S tru ctu re Will S ea l 7.100 A ctord in g (o P lans R ecently Annuunrcd; To 100 Foot S la fic Is Report scene of tho disaster and brought hack the first photographs ecial Venire Drawn From Distant County To Serve On Cole Trial Jury CORAL GABLES Fla. Sept. 20,— Gornl Gables is to irnve the largest coliseum In the entire South, wli ’C.r uperntic productions, concerts and theatrical entertainment • by mu most eminent artists in America will Iw held. This undertaking has just been ; miounccd by the Miami Coliseum Company, n 31,000,000 corporation, which has Itecn investigating avail­ able sites for the huge structure within a radius of 10 miles of the center of Miami, and finally decid­ ed that Coral Gables offered the proper setting and ndciumte tram*, portation facilities. __ uf __ hief iiicas One the chief ideas behind tho plan to build this mammoth coliseum,' which will uccomodutc 7,fiOD people, is the creation of an adequate building for housing conventions, and thus make Miami the supreme convention city of the country. Hitherto facilities for accomodating conventions in the irrdator Miami District have been inadequate. One of the deciding factors in the selection of till * ttite-ln Coral Cubit* wan the amide »pneo al­ lowed for automobile parking. At the rear of the cTdisoum will be an area ta be devoted exclusively to tho parking <»f patrons* earn and which it has been estimated, can ncQomotlatc I,f»00 automobiles at one time., With the installation of an electric coll system, approximrtely 20 automobiles will be* able t<f, load and unload passenger.' nt ns einlty of th;« city hall budding, the same time. rc' wet. approved by the board. A c-1 The main unit of tho coliseum L’x* cording t" the program submitted will have an auditorium seating 7,by City Manager G. It. Williams ‘00 people, iu addition, it will ■J’K Ih.* drives surrounding the admit)* have oho 'Af the largest dance 1st rat ion building and the jail, lloofs in America, uccomodating an- Pork Avenue to the new municipal 2,OllO couples. This vast expanse 'l-11 doe!;, and the uncompleted portion of polished floor will be construc­ |U* 1Of Seminole Boulevard cast of t ed entirely of the finest maple ,m* Park Avenue, will lie started at uve To Extend While Way Soon l'lu Plan*. for the extension of the un! white way lighting in the bushier* mi‘ .district, and along the waterfront f^Tiwrrc discussed nt the meeting, ag1 ( rding to tin- announcement, ami I i; i: mulcratood that bids will bL' itceived at tin early date for. tbh; wo'k. Park Avenue, First Struql 1 !l ami the inkefront boulevard .thus hen f;v completed are included in- the :hia program, it is said. , * Tie iMiv.nti.'vtonern rejected the .er* nt ion to the city, of the tract lying lnK prop, al to arrange for the annexrn,» north ef Celery Avenue, and of t^ie o..! i'n ent city limit:'.. A petition o£ I t"1! property owner:' in this section'dh1 ' .r.i« I jetlbig to iho,Hiovc tiivnt, L .saiil Ca,] urt’' have itifl.aruad tK*'decision. ....... Development Briefs GEORGIA F 1 I I M WI L L ERECT (iO HOMES I N CITY haudetl by John Ashley, for yvars c a frh tl on their banditry on tho lower Hast Coart and inndc o'.’cusional taid;t on interior towns aliiu:yt uncurbed. When posses yieitiCd them too hotly, they would retire into the fastnesses of (Continued ftont Page One) (Continued ftom Page One) p! no died in another such ambush the Ki : imniee prairie and into the I’aving resolution passed by tho M deputies. She is said by eye Kverglndcs to reappear when the commi'doners included npproxif; m jtu.“9ses to have been with Trjicy chase was stilled. MIAMI JAIL BATTLE VICTIM DIES OF INJURIES the big touting car which got lifer way ami sped away when !■ crashing volley signalled faiie of their plans. The Ashley gang, Florida’s corn­ ier of the Missouri’s Janie.; gnnrr, C I T Y OFFICIALS PASS ORDINANCE ON REALTY FEES Danjteruus Men. John Ashley, an undersized b i t Ideadly man, who win a dead s h it i I'r.int the hip ami had several law icffic is tepresented in notches on li'is gun, was the nominal head, hut mntely i H10 feet along Geneva Avenue, Assurance that pnving In various outlying suburbs will begin nt tin early date an given at this time, it is understood. Plans for the paving of thorough fares in tho vi UT OUR WAY LESSEE-HE.S Y FEET \ TWOSOH’VUM OOklT V ‘BOUT ’ KETCH WE MAPPlN) MO \ -TtMO . AiwT ME ? OM ME'Lk F'T tW ' M ORE t POOR HAWK WAD "TH' S A M E KlMOA FGJER Atd'. A <bt* TCCT COFEtM |i w <k 1: _____AEROLOGIST IS Bv Williams QUESTIONED BY y U.S. NAVY COURT iillinrnj'i MtsaQEQ JtGOW ?NJ W.S MEAO S C x m to ' ACHiki' AFIlR DmWcf? Ato' MEMBER vuE HAO T* BuikD MtS ANLLL-T-V EKD COME GO SoOOtJ t f vqE 6 Em O M tS • C c EF im I m e C n u G it T * / AM -t/jELL 1 DOMT \S |E H A D T ' u &E A PlAWWEV? ^ V LEGS A UTTlE ____ j^\VNtAMtA VYHJET'vgOQvt BOX V'ER M iM . H O S O H , a, 'll 1 iK T 7 ’ WIGHT J l 1 A'BIT HAWVCECHU "fYiM JJl\ D t G A HOLE T A E T Y B l O AG\W . ,-----; ' (Continued front Pago One) the twisting and shaking which tile whole structure received prior to breaking made it absolutely certain in my mind that the ship was going to break.’* ReenllH for cross examination, Captain George IV. Stvele, Jr., commandant of the air station here, said the orders of the navy department gnvn Commander Lansdnwnc full liberty of action on the Western flight of tfie Sn luitylonh. Through Captain .Steele,' .fudge Advocate Foley, also established front official correspondence here­ tofore introduced that (aimmnndor Lanwlownc laid acknowledged re­ ceipt of the orders for tho Sent. 2 flight and that his letter contain­ ed “no suggestion of dissatisfac­ tion of any character what no ever.” Thedford’s Liyer Medicine Made from seltckd medicinal roots abu herbs—Nature’s own Sold Everywhere ■ RENOVATING CAPITOL TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 20. —(>PV-—‘The Governor’s Mnnsion ami State Capitol ate both under* going considerable improvement, the ground of the Capitol ate still being shaped up, th: planting and implanting of beautiful trees and .shrubbery being the latest thing on the program, mul now the beautitytng has shitted to the execu­ tiv e s homo, whoiu uitonsivc ,epair work is to be undertaken. A permit tor tnc latter improvements tuts already bun Issued. Dries right up 1 If you Just realized how easy tt fa W ■top fiery, Itching, burning eczotna by ■Imply building up the red-blood-celU in your blood with S. 8. S., yoa wouldn’t waste another minute trying to do it any other way.' ; * \That’s tho only way to relftro Ireftatod, broken out akin of any aort. You lack rlcb, red Mood. Impurities aro In your system* Tho blood la sO weak It :can’t light hack and ovofeoma tho. en­ emy, so the trapurjlleo break out through tho akin. t 8. 1}. 8. builds tho blood, hackbuilds millions of new rcd-bloed-crfla. Kezcma dries right up. Holts, pimple#, blackheads, ugly blotches and irritat­ ing rashes all disopponr, i your \Clear J i v u r up u |v jf ' 1u r aakin. n h i ,*- CekS, B. S. A11 n dnlegists sell it. Tho larger bottlo la moro economical. THE AIR QUIZ Loans Loans MONEY AVAlLAULE For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 79i Consult us first when in the market for fupda M a g n o l ia & S econ d A. I». CONNELLY & SON’S Phone 4* ROSE COURT LOT Fronting on Sanford Ave. 75x155. Priced nt $2525.00 a iia iiia a a iiiia a a a a im u a a im m » r iiiiiin u n ii in It contains all fac­ tors of nutrition in adequate fcroporti o n s . Prodtifces more milk by feed­ ing— i n h in ii'tiT i n r n r o r tiik s m i : \ tii j i i i u m r t t i r i it o r i ' i . o i i i i i v . in \ n i i n u t H t a t I NOl.l; l O I N i l . IN ( I I V M I l l l l . 'nil lit Itiilrt T i d e Anna m. i u-VoiiBST. Litifvnilaiiis. At. M. S M ITH . Com pin! n a n t , aiits. it ni„ j Cllnlloit T o W. B. H aw kla.'i an il wife.-—— - 1 K m . k in s , wuoai' i u r o i i i a n lullin' Is in i k ii o w i ir a ll 111c 111■r Htiii'kloililnrs, wlioHo immi-N a r e u n k n o w n , of T h e F lo rid a laim l Anil D ovelopiimnl I’oiatm n}’. a eiir|iq rn U o iu If -o ld c u rIm raU nii Is tm l o n g e r n U'gnI e n t i t y , I'll'J .WItfJ'iinild UVery o f | Jn; akCVe i i u m i l ilereiiilaniH. if l.v la :.. i ii .I if e!tin i a n y i,r all of m H i|e fi i... i f l ' to- i : i ail. (•> a l l pnrtli'H I'lnlfillin I i ir r . nt* it ii<i • r th e f o l l o w i n g fleceiw* il Mefi oilafitM, t n - w l t : \V, K. M ao * k lim am i »•![■■,■ ■ . ■ ll a w k l i i s . w h o s e f'lirl-tU m tm toe Is u n k n o w n ; 5 a ll form er s t o c k Imlitern, w hose n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n , of T h e r i o r l i l a N la im l Anil M evelo p m o n t C o m p a n y , u e o r p o r a t l o n . It sulil r o v p o r n tln n is no Imi,t e r n d u a l e n t i t y , o r Ollierw ise. In unit to th e follow lint .lo ­ wer Il.eil liuiil. s i t u a t e , l y l n a anil I elu g In t h e I 'n i n u y o f rt. ttilnole am t H tato o f K lorhla, m o ro p a r l t c u l n r t y Hi - 'll** ■( u s l o l ln w s , H i-w lt: All tl iu t p a r t o f Lot 1], u ro o n l l a g to p l a t of Kt. J o s e p h 's , u s re c u r in .i in d ie p u o ii e rreo rilu of tteinln o le I 'l m m y , !■'I n r Iilit. I v i n a s o u th of i he r i g h t of w a y of {hr A tla n t ic C. - ' n-e lla ilro a il; U c g l n n l n g n t u r o r n c r of Mie S o .it , .ear., . o r n e r o f Heelloii Tivt*nty -n ln o T o w n s h i p N ln e le e n fi ll ) S o u th , Muime T h i r t y Cl "I Bant, r u n N o r th lO.fflfi feel throUKh S e c ­ t i o n s T w e n t y - n i n e (2S) mot T w e n ­ ty 120) t o th e S o u t h line of th e ■( “' s ' of t h e ( m i m e Melt I t a l l u a y , tin ned In a H o o t h w i s i e r l v i , eel io o ti-aro on th e Hutiforil Brant B in e ; t h e n c e If > o m i t it w e s te r ly i l i r e e u n n nloliK s.ilil K rn n t line to n ptulce on th e S o m h h m i n d n r y lin e of S e c tl c n T w e n t v ..... <r!i); llie n e e ru s t* a l o n g sahl t m u n d a r y linn of s e c t i o n T w e n t y l,a,itr iZii), atiJli f e e t in p o in t of leig in n in g , eo n tu ln ln k - aeres, m oro o r le s s ; Men i n n i n g a t N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r of S o u th Matt o f Hmlthwi s t t j g a r t e r of S o u t h w e s t CJuArtrr fit Heeilnn T lilrl e . f o u r (34*. T o w n sh ip N in e te e n (19) S o u th , Itm ig e T li lr l v t J l ) Bust, r u n W e s t x 3/:i eh u llia; N o rth 7 e lm ln s ; W e s t in c h a i n s ; N o rth H,1 e h a l n s ; B a s t X.2 eliitihs; N o rth & e lm ln s ; B u s t Ml c h a in s . S o u th to heK tn n ln g ; m ol to a n y anil nil n t h e r p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n efalm lni: u n y r i g h t . Mt|. o r I n i e r e r t In am i to Mo- Im ols lie ry ln a tio v e ileserlle .1 o r inly p a r t n r ii a r i v l th s r e o f . M Is lie re h y o rd e r e il t h a t you ntnl eaeli of y o u lo. i,|nt a p p e a r l.efore o u r Sulil I ’lr e u lt C o u rt at th e C o u rt Mouse a t S a n fo r .l, I l..rl.la, on the 29tlt d a y of Octn!»-r A n. |92n. u n i t h e n a m i t h e r e ihttke a n s w e r i*t ihe J >111 o f r.im tiliilnt 'Xlllhllefi igmioit *011 lii Mils r i i use. It Is f u r t h e r prilurv I th a t Ih ls o r ­ itur lo) puhllsH sU lx Tli > H an fo rd III m ill n u e w s p a p ... iuihll*hi il III S a n f o r d , S. inlnnlt i omity, Khirldn, t.iiru e u r h w e e k f g r fjiur i u Iim cii Mvc Weeku. * \V It nest* m y h a n d anil th e s e a l of ilo c ir e i i l t C o u rt of to .. S e v e n th J u ­ dicial C ir c u i t of th e Mti(u of B lurIda, lu a n d f o r K einlnola C iinoiy. on i t l i l - Ih e 21th day u f S upteiiiher \ East Cofrt to remove tracks to tviWt swliyuf Cocoa; Cocoa witness­ es vast growth in i»ast f> years; Parking house jfroperty nold for new hotel site. KUSTIS—Syndicate buys hotel for* reported sunt of |125,000; HnwiV-th-thc- Hills buys two fire trucks; Howey liridge across I.ittlo Lake Harris is approved; bill to be suught in legislature for §r>0,>(hK) worth of road building in Hoa> ey. CLEARWATER — 52,.r»00,003 worth of construction under way. HAINES CITY—Methodists lay rornerstone for new $ 10,000 church realty sales draw interest. PANAMA CITY —- Chieaguaun 'Hay bay property fur development. DELAND—-Forty five acre cit­ rus rrovu purchased. WINTER HAVEN—Pinna to uaite Winter Haven and Lnku Alfdftf begun. FORT LAUDERDALE—Hite bejing chosen for new postoffice. . KIESIMMKK — $.10,000 swimUW AK.^Ijio^Cfbinlt in near fulure; campaign started by dtlz«(y> tor 3.70.000 publicity fund OCOEE—Realty changes are numcroitB; big sum involved, LIVE OAK—Application mndo HAPPY COW DAIRY FEED SE M IN O L E FEED Elm ami Commercial S is . CO Rhone 1/1. s iiiiiu iN iP iiiiiiin iiiis iK iis iiiiiu iiia m ia ia ON RESIDENCES, APARTMENT ' HOUSES AN1) BUSINESS PROPERTY AT 7% INTEREST WITHOUT LIFE INSURANCE NO RED TAPE—QUICK ACTION Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Go., and Calvert Mortgage Co., of Haltimore with over Twenty-five Mil­ lion ($25,000,000) Assets. THK BUSINESS OF RUNNING A HOME IS MADE EASIER BY THE A DVEUTISEMENTS. ks> l»; tt t »rtls FVC3 Jno. W. Sneed .DAIRYMANS \ \ D ti L I O H T / 111 . K > O f( ,H I / □ A IR Y / \F E E D /, * “Good Goods” trade mark is your assurance of quality in ry line. Our liberal proposition back of every sale. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT S A T IS F IE D ” i. hat whit a cow EATS but what the DIGESTS ttut poJucvj milk and buttn fjts DAIRYMAN’S DEIGHT - DAIRY FEED Feeds of Quality Sunshine Poultry F e e ii'^ f j] , (4uKtntR4 J J t Cr.'tfm) .CeaUmt men dun 73t DlGESTIflLE miLicnt Algrain Horse Feed Dairyman’s Delight Dairy Fee<i �>lv*5 PA PE FOOT « Sanford Herald i.----------- ' j v P d (T H T l4 «M I< i l n i i r at la a h tt. flw jta torad aa fleound Claaa M atter o a jr IT. 1*«», » t th4 PoSoftle* a t^ B y f o r d j^ F lorida in d e r A et of .B d tto r K tM iA N D U DBA UT­ IL H O W A R D BK IIO . .f a a a it ' rk 7aa~i l i t M■■nolle Avmeo M jn H 'iu m o s On* T e a t - I T .e o U e ilv e rc d n * « k . 16 — nor >a»r. «o Civ T H E. _____ , , .* SI* M o n tlia -9 S .il W eakly by O errio', PJJ td l'.io n l*.0» _______________ ■ rtfC lA U M I T H U A ll ObinjIHT tio 'lc ta . r«rda o f th an k *, an d n otice* o l e n te r ;a iK -« n » a * a 1*5 ettaraea ara aiad * w ill bo cS ar**d f i ; a t r e g u la r 'adrartlalng rater. NKMOrUTIIE APSOCIATBIt IMlEIS T h e A aaoclatod P r e i l la « « * “ •* ir a lr o n tltle d »n M»« JTJ: p u b lica tio n •>' all new * d la pa teh ee c te d lte o t j It or not otherw laa. cr*dt*J In thl* p a p er and *l*o «*»• *?■sal new a pubflahrd h erein . A ll rlg n ta ■*f rep u b llc a tlo n o f opeclal d lap ateh u h e r e in a r e alao r e a w e d . ________ TUESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1925 THE HERALD’S PLATFORM 1.—Deeper water route to JackaonTille. _ . . . 2«—Conatruetlon of St- Johni-Indlan River canal 3. —Extension of white way. 4,—Extension of local amuaementa. _Swimming pool, tennis courts, etc, i._Augm enting of building pro­ gram—houses, hotels, apartment houses. 6.—Extension of street paring pro­ gram. 7„—Construct ion of boulevard around Lain Monroe. &-—Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. 9.—Expansion of school system with provision for ineretsed fa­ cilities. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY SUPPLY IS SURE:—Trust in the Lord, and do good; so shalt thou he fed. Delight thyself alao in the Lord; and he shnll give thee the desires of thine heart. Psalm 37; 3--I. PRAYER:—Lord, may our faith never falter, and we shall then he doers of the Word and not hearers only, and Thou wilt both purify our desires and satisfy them. irJT m m en . tii- i> >' ' ‘.til: '.'i-'.: t A$ firisblnti' Sees. It Whnt will be the result of t}h&-French Debt fu n d in g Com­ mission r o w iReeting in W ashington is the question press­ ing in everybody's m inds not only in America but on the other side of the A tlantic ns well. Americans are interested because it was their money which was lent. Frenchmen are interested because they are the ones who will have to repay it. The English are interested because if the French secure better terms than they did, they plan to ask for a refunding of the English debt. The Italians are interested because very soon they are to send a commission to this country to settle Italy’s debt.* M. Caillnux, a Frenchman o f pronounced Latin instincts and a good business mnn too, is going to the limits of bar­ gaining power in working toward n complete cancelation of the debt. N ot that M. Cnillaux expects or even hopes that the debt will be canceled. He knows the caliber of the man with whom he is dealing too well for that. But he will get ns much of it canceled as possible and on the rest he will want a low rate of interest with payments stretched over as long a period as possible. A fter cutting the debt to the lowest possible figure, he will doubtless nsk for a ten year moratorium, or perhaps a twenty year moratorium. If he enn get whnt he asks for, he will be the biggest man in France when he returns and the premiership or anything else he may want will be his for the asking. M. Cnillaux is an old man whose remaining years are limited to ten or perhaps fifteen years. He will make the most of them during the moratorium; after that, well, what docs he care? How Franco shall then pay will be up to his heirs to decide. But in all probability M. Caillaux will not get everything he wnnts. Secretary Mellon of our Treasury Department is a banker of long experience. As a successful banker, it hns undoubtedly been his experience to have his lonns repaid. France hns borrowed som ething like $3,340,000,000 from the United States. With interest this reaches a total of $4,200,000,000. That is what France owes the United States. That is what Secretary Mellon will expect France to repay the United States, if possible. Doubtless Secretary Mellon agrees with the sentim ent expressed by President Coolidge when he said, "They hired the money, didn’t they?’’ But if it is not possible for France to repay this debt in its entirety? The wealth of France was widely dissipated during the war, her resources were almost exhausted, her man power by whom wealth is made was sadly decimated. It may be ns the Frenchmen insist, the French "capacity to pay" is limited. It may be that Americans are seeking too much when they demand "the Inst red cent.” That indeed is the big question for the debt commis­ sion to settle. Other questions upon which this one is dependent include: Why hns France never unified her budget, system atiz­ ed her budget accounting, collected her taxes and revalued her franc? How does France plan to regulate the flotation of new securities, especially foreign issues, to scale down her debts, to restore the confidence of her own population in her financial security, and to obtain fresh money from her people to make up the deficits? Whatever may be the answer to these questions, what­ ever may be the final decision of the debt commission, this much is sure: It is of vastly more importance to France than to the United States that her debt be paid in full. The United States can struggle along on the payments of prin­ ciple and accumulated interest from the rest of the nations of the world if France never pays a nickle. It is to be ser­ iously doubted if France, deprived of credit standing and un­ able to borrow another dollar, in this country at least, will be able to struggle along so well. Speaking «f “frffe rth e e i." ^ Why W aste, Tllne On LionM" 150 Lhs. Rides 10,000 Lbs, G reatest or All Wealth. ~ I , i Paid In Full * " * *** A l l A' l, THE FOOTBALL SEASON 0PBNf> "T*TrrSr" L ^ F'chbrow u ‘•.r-'—jj i r r : - W When so m e th in g h im s e l f about y BY ARTHUR URISBANb ' U “’“‘ n r 1 (C o p y rtsn t 1*1$) YOU READ: “The consensus 6f opinion is against a separate air force." If public opinion has any­ thing to do with it, oplnlort Is overwhelmingly In FAVOR of the sepnrate air force. We have separate Army and Navy departments, because . ‘the army and navy are DIFFERENT. Tho navy requires one kind of skill, the army another kind..... U The nrmy and navy being ‘dif­ ferent, one fighting on land and the other on water, we have army, and navy departments, independent of each other. ------- ... . •r Watch dad ^717 £ ? T fe’" fall h,LhV t,*«k Charleston step. U *ill j ¥ When n fr,n ~~~ through life w iu fl\* K b 8 JUst accident; ic4 « | he In doing »■»> IF ARMY nnd navy gcntlcmbn can’t see it, President Coolidge can. And he is responsible for tno army nnd nnvy. Now that the thing has hap­ pened, he would be responsible for allowing navy incompetents to de­ stroy another airship as the ShuJhnndoah was destroyed. It is like­ ly that he will favor putting enthpetent men, responsible to him, in chnrge of the nir fleet—even If«lt does annoy the double collection of dodos entrenched in the Army and Navy. SST The Turk’s Sunday fr ^ a y , putting them ahead of us in eating ^ .* WHY DONT the respectable dodos, middle-aged incompetents that sent the Shenandoah to destruc­ tion, nsk themselves this question: "Is the difference between army and navy, land and water fight­ ing, any greater than between the flying mnchlne and the army or the navy? "Isn't the difference between fighting in the air, mile's' above earth, a difference much greater than that between fighting on land and on sea?" . |7 l■ Tv Ch . i to t| your A « h l» I - The Charleston »as *onic timid soul *nnke and l a n d i nnng a , Thinking they *er» v .. f rc c .f o f .n i l n r f t , O . c » , o fount. It •to J=t. V If you have a com on ev»f,, put on some tight owes day and you are doing the *" ijVAWV'”.•.sv Storm blew a Hammontoiin'l girl out of bed. Many i S would enjoy such a . morning. ’1 A! Men might try talking a X as women. Then nu rJH whiskers would wear off having to be shaved. “ “ I av IT IS SAID Colonel Mitchell in­ tends, if dismissed or forced from l the Army, to hunt big gamo in e n ff ALBANY HERALD Africa. t Colonel Mitchell ought to stay here, AND TEACH YOUNG When a piece of property chan­ RECOMPENSE An Albany realtor makes the AMERICANS TO FLY. coinplnint that many owners of Al­ ges hand » the buyer immediately If the day seems dark and dreary, Many would gladly subscribe to bany property refuse to put n puts a price on it. His lot or his Do a helpful deed. establish n Mitchell flying schqol pricj- on what 'presumably was acreage is for sale, and every sale It will bring you just the hope to tench flying and help young bought for investment purposes. that’s made increases interest and And happiness you need. men to finance the purchase of This brings up a nuestion that boosts business. HIGHEST AIM machines. That is the way to develop real If the clouds should gather around lias been long debated. The owner If Colonel Mitchell could send a you, property, improved or unimprov­ c Cate activity. It is the only way. few thousand flying machines of Kindly words then spunk— ed. i i apt to resent a suggestion What if nobody would sell? Wha* The young man who aspires to a successful ca­ south to Florida nnd west to Cali­ £ And you'll find in helping others if every owner of property in Al­ that ho ought to put a price on it fornia, he would render a greater mid sell it. He tnkes the view that bany refused to put n price on what reer should make character and education his Just the help you seek. public service than by killing all if he sees fit to hold it for the he holds? In thirty days, there highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving mj*j the lions in Africa. Sad hearts will forget their trou­ span of his natural life nnd will it would be a dead market. regular bank deposits arc tt great help in giving bles, The logical thing for the owner his heirs, he is wholly within his AT THE GENESEE, N. Y., fair to Shadowed lives their woe, of realty he has bought for an in­ rights. accuracy to your aim. Your a cco u n t is invited yeaterdny, Lieutenant Governor If you light your lamp of kindness vestment to do is to put a resale Of course he is. There is no ar­ bowman arranged to ride one mile Smiling an you go. price on it. If it is sold, he can on the hack of a five-ton elephant. gument on that score. immediately invest in other prop­ V/e Interest Paid on Savings Accounts However, something is to be said erty, the result being that two own­ The farmers doubtless laughed, This old world needs love and as they saw 150 pounds of human on the other side of this question ers have bought and two have sold. goodness; being carried by 10,000 pounds of Jof selling real estate. It is the folks The seller will usually reinvest and If your part you’ll do, elephant. • - — .who are willing to sell who help thu i the hall is kept in motion. In the joy you bring to others, But when Marco Polo was the’ make real estate markets. For u , There is good demand for Al­ Joy will como to you. —Susan Hubbard Martin, guest of Kublai Khan, he saw that striking illustration of the value of bany uh>i realty now. The way to jn------------------<> -o monarch statt out to war on a; such a policy, one has but to turn crease that demand* "is to "offer for The S-51 has given cause for platform carried by four clc-lto. Florida. There the buying and re,ittj0 property bought for investanother investigation. m phnnts chained together. {selling Of realty the principal <mant. Withholding property from --------- o-------■10,000 pounds of elephant car-[business of the populace. That is the market hurts rather than helps Following ko closely in the wake of the Shenandoah dis­ ried an Asiatic ruler and a faw . whnt land in Florida is for—to We think Iiias was inclined to be the market—the same market in STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS ^ biased when he said, "Most men aster and the misadventure of the I’N-9 No. 1, the sinking picked bowmen. sell. which the owner of property ex­ uro'bnd." of the submarine S-51 will cause considerably more disturb­ And there is a -rice on practical­ pects to sell later, ------ -rt------A 10,000-pound elephant will ly everything, with the exception of The way to improve a market ance in the Nnvy Department and will produce a consider­ Sonic nun never start anything carry on its head one mahout, to the home a man owns nnd the budd­ is to keep it alive, and keeping it ■ j. they can't finish because they nev­ ably more unpleasant effect upon public opinion than would guide the big beast, and in the ing in which he carries on his bus­ alive is largely n matter of keep­ : have otherwise been the case. Unkindly fnte could not have howdah on its back nn English iness. Often even these are for sate. er start anything at nil. ing it active. ---------o--------chosen a more inauspicious time to send the submarine to gentleman eager to kill a tiger Four million trees were planted the bottom of the sea. without giving that tiger a chance i In Massachusetts last Spring. Why to kill him. The fact that the owners of the City of Home have filed :[ And (i room house, Garage... Paved street on j| not a plnnt-a-tree campaign in Consider the gap between KubMIAMI HERALD affidavits stating that the S-51 was commanded by inex­ lui Khan and Henry Ford, who, Florida ? Crystal Lake, $5,500. perienced navy officers and that at the time it was rammed gives you for a few dollars a little We’d hate to be in thnt subma­ it'w a s running without side lights, docs not help any and machine that will carry seven pco-! Thrift on the part tif an individ- paper money, reducing it in siz e ! II rine wuiting for the rescuers to pie forty miles an hour, carrying | U!‘l or the government is commend- so ns to save on the expense o f : make up their minds on the best will not act upon Secretary Wilbur as a powder conducive more than its own weight in able. It is something to be encour­ supplying the material. Smaller j 3 I) rooms and bath in Sanford, all conveniences | hi peaceful slumber. Really it looks bad for the Secretary. 1freight.' method of procedure. money may be an advantage to the -------- o--------0 room house on larqc lot in Paola, $1,-50.00 The gods have not looked upon him with favor of late. I if our progress in THINKING aged. But it may be carried to ex­ public, as it will allow the average cess, ti, the stngc of ridiculous­ person to carry a bigger wad with-1 Tho Clearwater Evening Sun, A t the same tim e, however, there is no reason for the ! *1ft(l equalled our progress in trans- ness. The present administration is out being inconvenienced. But in S 3 acres in bearing orange grove near Paola, ?!.•'" 1{ we believe, has made as much pro­ rest of the country to become unduly excited. Because a portation, we should be better off nearing the latter in some of its at­ altering the size of the bills, might j gress us any paper in tho state than we are. dirigible breaks up in a bad line squall, or because a specially tempt to curtail expenses as sa to there not lie an added cost in the : during the past year. ---------m-------constructed airplane does not turn out to be all that it is OUR CROPS are worth tiiliiuns slash taxes and make a good show­ new dies, in the printing, nnd in Colonel Mitchell is expected to cracked up to be, or because a fine submarine of the newest every year. That’s encouraging. ing for the next election. the resulting confusion? lie called before tho President's type goes to the bottom upon being struck by a coastwise In <mr mines and oil wells are Governmental extravagance hns Another angle of the thrift epi­ Board of Inuuiry this afternoon. hundreds of billions stored away, been notorious in the past and is demic in Washington is the dot' re L. SIMMONS Sales Manager They better be careful how they steamer, there is no reason to believe'that the country is nnd that’s encouraging. to be condemned. It nmy be nec­ to make the postoffice department m i 08 Magnolia Avc. I'htmo U, a sk him to testify bccausa he'll entirely without protection and completely at the mercy of The unused water power cf this essary to lean too for to tho other pay. The purpose of the postal do U. the most insignificant of possible foreign foes. nation is worth tens of billions, side in order to overcome tho bent division is to provide essentia! ser­ -------- o-------vice to the public not to make mon­ Such tilings have happened before and we have survived; and other tens of billions for irri­ towards waste. It was only Hornce Greeley who gation afterward. That’s encour­ It begin-s to sound rather small, ey for Uncle Sum. It is the single ■■■■ ki ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■no ■■ ana a i***111111 such things have happened in I he best regulated nations in said, "Go West, young man, nnd aging, and uDo the fact that in however, to hear how the Federal Federal department which comes grow up with the country." Now the world, and they apparently in the end were all the better thu atmosphere above theru nro departments are saving the pins tho closest to the people, which everyone is saying, "Go South" for it. endless billions worth of nitrogen, and tho Pencils, how paper brackets supplies a need that only the gov­ and nearly everyone is practicing which can bo brought down by thrown away have been recovered ernment eould furnish. ’ihe aim of On Hard Road at Paola for $3,300 whnt ho preaches. electrical power. nnd used again. The total result the authorities should be to im­ S T \ LF IS THE gossamer on which the seeds of truth ---------o--------may be worth while in the aggre­ prove tile service rather than in­ Baba Ruth has ucccptcd a posi­ float through the world.— Bancroft. BUT THERE is a greater wealth gate. but is there an account kept crease the prices in order that the 3 With Four Small Houses Located within 1 1111 tion us Lieutenant in New York’s ----------------- .o-----------------nud its figures more important. of the time spent by clerk:i and postoffice may he self supporting. Blocks of New Hotel famous police force, Tho Babe is One single city, New York, has other employes in making these The war, nnvy, agricultural de­ HEALTH AND Cheerfulness mutually beget each other. there to promote athletics, and in­ — Addison. $1,500 for all Four for the first time in its history savings? Do the brackets picked partments are not expected to pay, cidentally, to play on the Police MORE THAN ONE MILLION up compensate for the time of the why should the postoffice? Buy Today Before Someone Else Buys. Department ball team. CHILDREN ENROLLED IN ITS persons paid for such work? Big Certainly the tendency towards — ----- o--------PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASSES. business enterprises are careful to thrift should be lauded, but let’s When wc first rend thnt someone1 That is the REAL wealth of to­ avoid waste, but they also have not hold the penny so close to our By IRVIN S. COBB had presented President Coolidge day, and the real power of the regard for the accompli.fiments. On Melionvillc Avenue eyes that w« cannot :'se anything with a wallaby, we thought he had future. -------There is talk now of changing else. On a hotel porch at a summer science. Science is m> interesting, probably gone in for horse racing # 4 ,2 5 0 .0 0 TAKE AWAY those children, and might ship the animal to Mi­ icsort a visitor approached, in the so wonderful; don’t you think so? and this country, with nil its mines ami this winter, but now it seems dark, the spot whetu a beautiful Now you take astronomy: Astron­ water power and fertile soil, would that n wallaby is some kind of u omers are such marvelous men! 1 young thing with bobbed hair and can understand how they have beet: amount to ns little ns it did when ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD Tasmanian kangaroo. n few Indians possessed it and melting baby-blue eyes was sitting -------- o-------able to figure out the distance to Ispent their time murdering each The pastor of a Chicago church lies in the fact that it implants Northern man writes, "What can with an adoring youth. the moon and to all the other plun- other ______ recently declared, in an address be­ within the plastic mind of youth Rooms 5111-502. Phone 35 As he neared tho pair the new­ ets, and tho size of the sun, and I do with two hundred thousand LIEUTENANT WILLIAMS, group oi of social socinl worr workers, the principle of self-government— v, ; fore tore a group First National Bank Building. cash in Florida?" Well, we can't comer heard her say: "Aren’t tin- how fast it travels nl,,i ,.i| lint i (i_ : ,........,........ . Lrst class American pilot, sent a his organization handled 1 Imw in the principles by which he governs 3 •ell the state house in Tallahassee stars just beautiful tonight? ... the __ world ____ do you suppose stubby SALES FORCE little nirplnnc of steel, or the Kloridn East Coast railroad, lovre to sit and look at the stars ’they ever found out the right 1>i ass, wood and canvas through average of three thousand children himself in accordance with propri­ 5 M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KIN* ^ every year through its Sunday ety and good morals. but we have a few front feet of on u night like this and think about *names of all those stars?" the air at the rate of 302 miles an school activities, und at ne time dirt which would nrobably be more No amount of docttmal tenching U‘, ""B a a a BBBnX**MBXaXX*I«XX«B3XXXXXBa a a a a *>|1 J hour yesterday. He Lout the during the last twelve years had profitable in the long run. world’s record held by a French­ he ever been called into juvenile cf denominational tenets will ever man, Bonnet, by 21 miles an hour. court because of the misdoings of atone for the failure of a Sunday Dr. King announced that he FOLK COUNTY RECORD Williams intends to strip a few one of those children, though he school to teach thu children the would preach a sermon on the duty things from the machine, to make was a frequent visitor there in the high morality of respect for the of county law enforcement offic­ right of others. Each season the weather man There is satisfaction though in it lighter and go faster, if ho ials and the next day Sheriff Hand appears to dish us up something a knowing that these ultra-hot days lives until then, he will probably interests of other children. Sunday school workers some­ captured a moonshine still ami its bit bigger than we huvo ever had | cannot continue much Yet that church is located in times complain thnt they hnve no longer. win the big air race. alleged operator. That’s the stuff before. Each summer is the hot­ Freezing weather has already en­ tho ward which has the second aupthority over their pupils as >|., Dr. King. Keep up the good work test, or the coldest, or the windi­ tered the northwestern part of the highest juvenile delinquency rnte the day schools. This, however, is HOWEVER, CANVAS and wood and we’ll have u law-abiding com­ est, the wettest of the dryest ever United States. Fites are comfort­ should play no important part in of all thu wards of the city. Com; their opportunity anil their chal­ munity yet. known. In some ways it gets a lit- able evenings in the centrnt and nir machines Intended for such pare the cost of that one Sunday lenge. To stimulate a boy to want ——----o--------tie above Its predecessors. eastern states. Florida will soon speed. Two hundred miles an hour school with the cost of ten police­ to do the right thing is better than Colonel Mitchell seems to be; This year, after experiencing get a touch of cool winds from the in an all-metal plane would be of men and try to imagine any ten to be able o compel Him to do right. more and more right every day. some of the most pleasant late north. more value to flying than four policemen keeping order among The Sunday school which keeps General i'atrick says he too is in winter and spring months ever LOT 113 HIGHLAND S T R E E T I hen there will be happiness in hundred miles an hour in u moth- three thousand children for an en­ children out of the toils of tho favor of a unified uir service.1known and n moderate early sum- knowing that the ensuing six like machine depending on canvas. tire year. law is not an expense but an econ­ Lakehurst records, produced at the j mer, September 1ms risen to the months will be perfect in compari­ Good government depends upon omy in the community. Disband Shenandoah inquiry, show that j occasion and broken nil records son with other parts of the coun­ nn authority far more fundamental THIS DE M O N S T R A T I O N thy Sunday schools und watch the Commander Lansdownc was not in for sustained heat in Florida, nc- try where balky ___ ______ furnaces nnd coal shows that we have the pilots, even than force. If a child has no deep- cuuit costa increase, watch the po- S favor of making the mid-western , cording to A. J. Mitchell, m cterol-1bills are sources of te io r seated moral conviction concerning lice forces enlarge, watch the p e -1* if we haven’t got the machines. flight at the time bo was compell­ ogint of the U. S. Weather Bu- whole winter through, not to men­ Langley and Wright brothers, obedience to law, respect for au­ mil institutions fill up. ed, to do so. And the chief rigger leau in Jacksonville, And Mr. tion the impossibility of living Americans, were able to create the thority and the rights of others, Every Sunday school in the land on the giant uirship has testified Mitchell ought to know. Studying with the doors ofien and windows flying machines. Thousands of no police system in the world can that several of the helium gas weather is his job und prophesy­ up almost tho entire winter young Americans are ready to fly make a good citizen out of him by is an institution of economy. H saves its own cost many times __ Jackson vilif, cells failed to function Juat as ing future conditions his profes­ through an we do in the Sunshine them, if the government will give forcing hint Into good behavior. N22 Mqy Street over in taxes thnt do nnt!hnvc to Col. Mitel nil said, sion. Stntc. t j i e m | l ) e tj'lmucy. . „ VH The.value of the Sunday school by paid ................................. THE WAY TO MAKE A REAL ESTATE Seminole (([ounfij^/iK Don't Get Excited ,- S a n f o r d .F la . ' : B e a u t i f u l L a k e F ront Lot j THRIFT j LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO, j Twenty Five Acres : FOUR LOTS MY FAVORITE STORIES Lot In Maiyfair The Cash Value of a Sunday School F. L A N E REALTOR s HOT WEATHER A Real/*. Bargain $1750 Cash—Immediate AccepD|Kt R. E. S H I V E R �phnlt surface, dxceljpnt. Volusia County line to Daytona very good. TELEPHONE:—Bea. 428-J. Daytona to New Smyrna 15 miles, l milt'detour, remainder paved. New Smyrna to Brevard County liqe 20 miles, 2 mile* detour, re­ mainder paved. Brevard to Cocoa 18 miles, all paved. Cocoa to Mel­ bourne 21 miles all. paved, except onq.mile in city limits of Eau GalF. W. Cox of Miami is spending I lie. Melbourne to Sebastian River Friends of tho Sanford boys and Road No. 23— Bellevlew to Plant girls who arc attending the Uni­ a few days in Sanford on busi­ 17 miles, 5 miles shelled road, re- City. ness. versity of Florida at Gnlnesvlllo Road No. 1.—Nur.rz Ferry to niaiuder paved. Sebastian to Mi­ Tuesday This road is excellent In Marion, Jacksonville. ami 150 miles all paved. Q. W. Wannelay nml Mrs. and the Florida State College for Sumter, Hernando nnd Pasco Harry Ward came from Daytona Women at Tallnhasseo will be in­ ytcCrory will entertain CirNunez Ferry to Pensacola, from Counties with exception of 3 miles Bench to spend the week end with Sage bridge 3 mites east old earth fomber Threejot the Methodist terested in learning that they have his family. Road No. 5— High Springs to of rough base in Hernando coun­ , L Tuesday afternoon at 3 been _pledged to tho following sorroad, condition, fair. 16 miles con­ ty. This Is the best road for trav­ - -■*. V, * \ _ , ’v■ j r at the home of Mrs. Me­ oricties and fraternities: . crete, excellent. Pensacola to Es­ Ft! Myers. el to Tampa front Ocala. North High Springs to Newberry nnd At Tallahassee: Miss Louise SnrMrh. Mae Courscy'has as her cambia Bay, county road in fait at 618 Oak Avenue. line Hernnndo . County through Archor under construction, short les, Miss Georgia Mobley and 'Miss house guebt, Mrs; Jprk Hardy of shape. Escambia Buy to Milligan, Dade City to Plant City, excellent . - >• Sara Evnlyn Williams to Knppa New Smyrna. brick nnd sand clay in good shape. detour*. Archer to Williston and road. Two mile detour north of Wednesday * * Romeo, fair. Romeo to DunnelDelta. Milligan to Mossy Head, county do Number Two of the Methl*m asphalt surface excellent. Dun- Plant City. Miss Olico Newman, Miss Mary Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Miss Ethel road, rough. Mossy Head to De- ticllon _ Church will meet at 3:30 to Inverness nnd Brooksville Bk with Mrs. A. K. Powers at Elizabeth Puleston and Mini Na­ Henry and Miss .Florence Henry Funink, under construction and rough, with exception of 15 miles Daytona Beach—Daytona Shores omi Scoggan to Delta Delta Delta. returned1today from Tallahassee. rough. No detours. DeFunink to ome on Ninth Street, ' new subdivision, being opened new base just completed near In­ Miss Mildred Holly to Chi Ome­ Cnryville, good sand clay. Cary 4 B, D. Caswell will ontcrhere. verness. Road under construction ga. .jje Ben Ton Bridge Club at C. F. Sorbifl of Dnvidson College vllle to Cottondale, county read in At Gainesville: Watson Wallace N. C., has accepted a position with fair shape, Cottondale to Mari­ from Holder to Hernnndo. Brooks­ borne on Magnolia Avenue at Avon Pnrk—1300,000 paving to Sfgma Phi Epsilom. anna, sand clay road in good shape. ville through Tampa, Bradenton /clock. ' Sam Byrd to Phi Delta Theta. the Florida Vegetable Corporation. Marianna to 10 miles east of Chat, and Sarasota to Punta Gorda, good program under way. » j^ellle Turner Circle will John Brumloy, Herbert Messer. tahoochce, county road in fair Fwith Mrh. L. B. Bragg at her Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott and shape. From Point -above referred on Park Avenue at 3:30 Warner Scoggnn, Horton Mnbry Scott James returned Monday from , Alt members nre urged and John Schirard to Pi Kappa Al­ a motor trip down the East Coast. to, to Quincy, under construction! pha. Tnke north county road which id in I present. good shape. Quincy to 4 miles , ______ _ Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Meisch east, of Quincy, good sand clay. Thursday had an their guest for the week From point above referred to Tal­ , j ’s Specialty Shop will imcl’i end, Miss Katherine Teague of Or­ lahassee, county road in fair semi-annual Fashion Show lando. shnpe. Tallahassee to 8 miles east MHane Theater. on Wndesboro road, county road in Seminole Chapter Number Mrs. F. E. Bolz nnd daughter re­ fair shape. Take new road 8 if the Order of Eautcrn Star turned Monday from New Hamp­ miles east of Tnilahnssce to Am feet nt 7:30 o’clock. All memThe regular business and sneial urged to be present and meeting of the Wcslevan Truth shire where they have been during cilia River, good sand clay. Aucilla River to Greenville, sand cluy {siting Stars will be made Seekers Class of the Methodist the simmer. road in good condition. On leav­ |me. Sunday School was held Monday Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Lilja re­ ing Greenville follow State Rond Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. turned Monday after spending the No. 1 to Madison, Lee, Live Oak, regular business meeting of H. Smith on Third Street. summer in Massachusetts, Cunnec- Lake City nhd East, excellent con­ . C. T. U. will be held at There were 33 members present dition. Lake City to Jacksonville, /clock nt the First Metho- and the reports from the various ticutt and Long Island. hard surface, excellent. Jhurch. All members nre re- committees showed increased inMr. and Mrs. Jack Torrance nnd to be present as there will teren'. in the class activities. Dur­ Mr, nnd Mrs. Van Hatton have ar­ Road No. 2.—Georgia Line tu ction of officers. ing the month of September, the rived from Kennshurg, N. J., and Ft. Myers. names of several new members had will spend the winter here. been added to the roll. Georgia line to Jasper, sand The following officers were elect­ Miss Bobbie Chapman has re­ clay road in excellent condition. — At to White Springs sand clay ed for the new year: turned from her home in Wrights- Jasper road in fair condition. Short de­ Teacher, Mrs, T. J. Nixon. vllle, Ga., and will resume her po­ President, Mrs. R. W. Turner. sition in the South Side Primary tour from White Springs to Su­ wannee Volley. Suwannee Valley Vice-President, Mrs. II. A. Mc­ School. through Lake City, High Springs following notice which ap- Cauley. on to Gainesville, excellent. Secretary, Mrs. John C, Vaughn. in the Orlando Morning Mrs. D, E. MacGreen with her and First 10 miles south of Gainesville, Treasurer. Mrs. Tom Wilson. jel will be of much interest small daughter, Wanda Arelia MacDevotional Chairman, Mrs. Wal­ Green, will return Sunday to her asphalt surface very good. End i friends of Mr. and Mrs. asphalt to Mlcanopy, 5 miles ter Clark. homo after a visit here with her of in Sanford: rough. Micanopy to Lowell as­ Social Chairman, Mrs. Lucian sister, Mrs. Mack Counuy. W. Knapp and Miss Radio Telford. phalt surface excellent. Lowell to fArnold, of Sanford, were Ocala, asphalt surface under con­ Visiting Chairman. Mrs. Robert Mrs. E. M. Galloway i:< expect­ ed hero Wednesday evening Crcnniaw. ed home Wednesday from New struction, detour about one mile home of the officiating Delightful refreshments were York City. She has been in the in fair condition. Ocala to BelleAT 7:15 jr, the Rev. J. Dean Ad- served by the hostesses, who were: North Carolina mountain, and New view , ™ and “ '‘ Leesburg, ‘" I S Iexcellent, ' 1“ "!• Ix>es“ »»• Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. S. J. More­ I wedding was a quiet one land, Mrs. Byron Squires, Mrs. Yerl, CU, for the past .wo ....... ttertdbd by Mr. and Mrs. A. Lot Allen and Mrs. Dolan. generally in good condition except MIs.i Eloise Brady of Spartan- detour Inder of Ginderrille, and between Olga and Fort Myl burg, S. C., has accepted a posi­ of the contracting party ers and miles south of Zolt'o tion ns teacher in the Sanford which is four CARD OF THANKS NO llESK iforii. muddy in rainy weather. Schools. Miss Brady will bo re­ the ceremony the bride I wish to thank the many friends membered as the attractive guest Don: left on u wedding tour Road No. 3.—Giorgia Line to East Coast. They will he of Mrs. W. W. Miller for the deeds of Miss Mina Howard last winter. Orlando. of kindness nnd and beautiful flor­ Jiomc after Oct. 1 at South Wild’s Landing to Yulec sandj Mr. nnd Mrs. It. F. Whitner left al offerings, shown during her ill­ ford Drive, Snnprd. Sunday for Challtnnooga, iV-nn., day road in good condition. Yuloo ness and death. where they will attend the conscc- to 6 miles south shell road in fair W. W. MILLER, rcatlon <>f the New Bishop. Coad­ condition. From this point on into Covet ------------- ------- --------------- ----------------- -------«■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ MRS. JENNIE COWAN juster vf Djpcgjjf «>f Sppth, FlpriJji. Jacksonville and Green ' ** ADDi.7f. D. HART. | w "hay will attend the tri-annual gen- Springs paved foad,1 bribk nti-lH Green CotrtifS oral convention of the Episcopal treated rock base. Springs to Palivtkn graded andfg Church in New Orleans before re­ ft hackfround of qunntiimproved road, rough but passable. turning home. bright nued flowers, The Brick road from Rice’s Creek Shop fi today having its through i’alatka to San .Mateo to pening With a showing of Dunn's Creek, fair. Asphalt sur­ beautiful model:', face from Dunn’s Creek to Sisco, | the firit time in many yenrs Crescent City, Pierson and DeLeon rge hit is to he tho most Springs, excellent. DeLeon Springs LAKEIIURST, N J.. Sept. 29.— through DeLand to Sanford and r one’for Ibis season, and f/P)—Mrs. Margaret Boss Lans­ Orlando, fair. Detours between beat!iful large models of downe, widow of Commander DeLand and Sanford as good as vclvolior silks, combined with Zachary Lansdowne, captain of posible to keep sand detours, rough ; colrrs are among those betil fated Shenandoah, accepted to­ but passable, own Sanford through day tin* invitation of the naval Seminole am] Orange counties tu |nv velours and some felts court of inquiry to appear and Orlando, good. inr ihovyn in the small sport make a statement. s. These are generally tin­ Mrs. Lansdownc’s telegram to Road No. I—Georgia Lie.e to Mi­ ned but nre attractive in the court suggested no date for ami. nml color. her appearance other than it be Hard surfaced from St. Mary’s irh feathers are being worn made at the latest possible time. River to Jacksonville with asphalt Sit deal this season. It may he she will not bo heard and brick, excellent. Road under 5 •» here hut in Washington, if it is construction by Duval county from |hpn—Plans announced for finally decided to transfer the in­ uctjng new $175,000 store quiry to that city. Mrs. Lanafficp building. ilownc is now in Washington. Evening Husine.s Class |CE at Osteen, Tuesdays and Williston—"Williston Sun" oc­ HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING irsdnys. Music furnished by cupying new building; new modern Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell, indy Three." Everybody welpress ntid folder installed. Every .Monday, Wednesday This attractive hat is made of ; folds of black satin ribbon and ar­ Palmetto—Contract let for con­ anti Friday Evening 7 A: i> ranged on a very smart little Moving Pictures every shape. A fan of the ribbon, pleat- structing $350,000 Community ho­ Beginners may* enter at any tel building. time this week'of the COMMER, BANANA PLANTATIONS C ’ k ,py 1 nk S pace Valley, will lie shown at Office of TAYLOR-A LEXANCO., 112 Park Avenue., at liock promptly. Social Calendar Many Local Students ( Pledged Recently Byi College Fraternities P e r so n a ls STATE ROAD CONDITIONS Truth Seekers’ Class Holds AnnualElection O f Officers Monday V Mite Creek under, iion. Traffic should shore road Tampa to Bradenton. Punta tferil* ttf Ft. MjetWp’ftln I Mb;!«■■»' 0 i M Road No. 8— llalne* City to Ft* Pierce. Haines City through Frostproof, Sebring, Avon Park, etc. to Lake Annie, good. Lake Annie to Palm Circle, road is open to traffic but rough and somewhat dangerous, especially in rainy weather. IljUpiMfl i! lit/' ,, :m» ’ • j ..... *»»-, i .... i,n i ■' DAVID* BELASCO’S CELEBRATED STAGE SUCCESS •UN­ i&L; By Winchell Smith and Victor Mapes -The— BOOMERANG * *•, - t *• ♦. *i ,4 Hi* v 1 *1 * **-f'c** f - —With— Anita Stewart, Bert Lytell and Donald Keith i Baum els Fashion FOR FA LL, evue 1925 In Conjunction with the photoplay— “ T he Snob” js Radie Arnold Is Carl W. Knapp Inesday Evening :v isi. Tho— Milane Theatre Thursday Evening, October 1st, 1925 O’CLOCK ORCHESTRA SPECIAL FEATURES _ Hate Will Be £ular This Season r HVE SKATS ■ ■ it Satin Hat Mrs. Lansdowne Will Appear Before Board New Velvet and Velvet Brocade DRESSES Lessons in Classical Dancing HE MODISTE SHOPPE now open ready for the fall sewing. Mrs. Geo. Brockhnhn 21-1 E. 2nd St. Will lie given by Miss Sara Wilson beginning Oct. 1st. at American Legion Hall. Call at 110 Oak Ave. morn­ ing or call 213 in the P, M. We predicted and prepared for “‘Balbriggan Dress Pop­ ularity. The.se dress­ es come in about 12 styles—one and two piece garments. All the new light shades ✓ MANHATTAN CA FE-M RS. P. J. [WEBSTER, PROP., 40c—45c. PALMETTO CAFE—H. J. GLENN, P r o p ., 4 0 c . CITY CAFE—J. H. ELLIOTT, PROP. 50c. • “THE OASIS”—FLESCH & REMSBURG, PROP. 50c. Whenever market conditions warrant it we will [he glad to return to our old market prices. ------WE THANK YOU! It *• ■ $39.70 to $49.00 $12.50 to $29.00 BRAND Made of genuine “Scotch Heath” Balbriggan. B rings the Canefielc!? of G eorgia to Your T able Buckwheat cakes for breakfast! How the savory odor, wafted from the kitchen, stnrts your mouth to watering in anticipation of tho toothsetno delicacy. f' *• lowing to the constantly increasing [cost of groceries and meats, after Oc­ tober First our regular meals will be las follows: Many of the early autumn frocks are made of H aas Bro. fine velvet, all silk and tailored by ‘Betty Wales.* Some with fur trimming. G ive Your Sw eet Tooth a Treat ! To bring out tho truo buckwheat flavor pour over them, while buttered hot o:t tho plate, a generous helping of Bonita Syrup—the avrup with the nurc Georgia Cano flavor —Ah, so good! Give your sweet tooth a treat by ordering a car. right from your grocer's. Bonita Syrup is just as delicious on corn and wheat cai'ex and r,allies, too. Silk Dresses For $29.00 For Girls 8 to 14 yrs. All wool Balbriggan and stripes. Flan­ nels, check, suiting. All shades. Special lot of silk Crepes, Satin Cantone and cloth dress­ es, that was m ade to sell for $85.00. Bet­ ty Wales, Co-ed and other leading makes all shades and priced at $3.75 to $6.00 $29.00 School Dresses New Fur Trimming—Black, Grey, Tan and Brown, Fox, Squirrel and Coney—All Widths —$1.75 to $5.50 Yard Y owell C om pany ” * �M r•«*«■«V***1***■- *t 1* the *>* w t i i -.<•«** *»*«*-*««*- *' If *1 f - Sa n f o r d h e r a l p , Tu e s d a y , s e p tem herJ ^ J E ? ! will Ik taken on the trir keenest nature la «J r s s t f s f M rwill? on the team that first i Bell, 3b_____ Warwick, c. . Thevenow, ss, Haines, p. „ How They Stand *>f! Y)|! f & NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet Babe Ruth Gets Two Circuit Clouts Running His String to 2 t ; Recruit; Moundsmen NGet 2 Homers in 2nd Game NEW YORK. Sept. 29.—</P)— New York nnd Detroit broke even in a doublrhendi r hero Monday, Detroit winning the first game, 6 to 2 nnd the Yanks taking the fi­ nal, 7 to 6. Ruth hit a home run in each game, making his total for the season 21. Doyle, the young pitcher from Toronto, re­ lieved George Dnuss in the sixth inning of the second game and fentured with two home runs but the Yankees won the game in the ninth owing to Doyle's inability to find the plate. The Box Score. DETROIT AB R II PO A E Warner, 3 b .____3 1 1 fi 1 0 O’Rourke, 2b. - 4 1 1 2 1 0 Wingo, If. - _ 4 12 3 0 0 Manush, cf. - _ 3 00 3 0 0 Hallmann, rf. .. 4 12 5 0 0 Blue, l b . _____4 11 8 1 0 Tavener, ss. - 4 0 1 3 3 0 Woodall, c. „ 4 0 0 1 1 o Holloway, p. . . . . 4 1 1 0 1 0 Totals . . . . . . 34 NEW YORK AB Combs, cf. - - 4 Koclng, ss. - - 3 Ituth, rf. - 4 Meuscl, If. - - 3 Gehrig, lb ......... 4 E. Johnson, 3b. 4 Shanks, 2b. .. _ 3 Bcngough, c....... 3 Paschal, x. - - 1 Hoyt, p. .. „ „ 2 Schnng, x x __ 1 6 0 R II 1 1 0 0 12 02 00 00 00 01 00 0 1 00 27 0 PO A 0 0 1 5 1 0 1 0 18 2 0 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 O 1 Jj H) 0 0 0 0 Totals .. .. - 32 2 7 27 10 1 x Batted for Bcngough in 0th. xx Batted for Hoyt in 0th. Score by innings; Detroit _________ 000 000 New York 101 000 000—2 Summaryt Two base hit, Wingo. Home run, Ruth, Blue. Sacrifice, Hoyt, Manush. Double plays, Hol­ loway to Woodall to Blue; Shanks to Gehrig to Koenig; Koenig to Shanks to Kchrig, Left on base, New York 7; Detroit 3. Base on balls, off Holloway, 3; Hoyt 1. Struck out, by Hoyt 2; Holloway 2; Umpires, Moriarty, Nullin and Ormsty. Time 1:28. SECOND GAME Score by innings: * ctrolt .. .. Pin 200 102-6-1 Summitry: Two base hits, I-’otliergill, Blue, Gehrig (2), Heilnmnn, Ruth, Wingo, Ilnssler. Three base hits, Bcngough, Home runs, Ruth, Doyle (2). Stolen bases, E. John­ son, Meuscl. Double plays, Bengough and Koenig; Shanks nnd Koenig. Left on base, New York, 9; Detroit 6. Base on balls, off Dauss, 2; Shields 2; Doyle 4. Struck out, by Shields, 2; Doyle, 3. Hits, off Dauss, 9 in 5 innings; Doyle, 1 in 4 2-3. Losing pitcher, Doyle. Umpires, Nnllin, Ormsby and Moriarity. Time 1:15. Y esterday’s R esults NATIONAL LEAD Brooklyn 7; New York 9 St. Louis. 4; Huston 1. Others not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 2-7; Detroit 6-6. No others scheduled. DIXIE SERIES Ft. Wortii U; Atlanta 0. Today’s Games LEAGUE Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Only one scheduled. n a t io n a l Pittsburgh ~ - ------04 New York .. - ......... 86 Cincinnati „ *........... 70 St. Li m is ................... 76 Brooklyn---- . . . . . . . 08 Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Chicago 1............. 07 Philadelphia . . . . . . 61 58 64 71 76 81 8,1 81 85 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Washington ---------- 06 62 Philadelphia — .. .. 87 63 St. L ou is................. 81 00 Detroit . . . . . . ......... 70 72 Chicago .. .. ............ 70 75 Cleveland . . . . . . 70 81 New York _ ______ 08 84 Boston...................... 41 105 BROOKLYN, Sept. 29.—GP)— The Giants made a strong finish and won Monday over the Robins, 9 to 7. New York scored three runs in the seventh and five in the eighth to win the game and the season’s series 12 to 10. The Giants made 20 hits off four Brooklyn pitchers. The Box Score. NEW YORK AB It II PO A K Young, If........ 0 1 2 20 0 Frisch. 3b...... 6, 3 3 02 1 Me use I, If......... 6 1 1 3 0 0 Terry, lb ......... 6 2 5 12 0 0 Kelly, 2b.......... 6 1 2 1 5 1 Southworth, cf. 4 1 2 1 0 1 Jackson, ss. „5 0 3 24 1 ss...... 0 0 0 02 0 Paul Wachtcl Invincible With Farrell, Hartley, c....... 4 0 1 60 0 Kpithall nnd At.'nntn Club Davies, p.......... 3 0 O’ 0 2 0 Ih W hile Washed by 9 to 0 Snyder, x ........ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dean, p. „ .. .. 1 0 0 00 0 FORT WORTH, To*., Sept. 20. T o ta ls ........ 47 0 20 27 15 4 —(/!’)—Paul Wachtcl, of spitlmll x Batted for Davies in seventh fame, Monday gave the Fort , Worth Panthers their third victory inning. ABR II PO A E of the Dixie series by holding the BROOKLYN Atlanta Crackers scoreless while Johnston, 3. ..b 5 0 3 1 2 2 his mates pounded out nine runs. Stock, ............... 4 0 0 4 4 0 1 l 5 0 0 Cy Wnrmoth, a portslder, started Wheat, if............2 for Atlanta, hut lasted only three Hutson, If........... 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 J2 0 1 nnd u fraction innings. He was Fournier, lb. .. 3 l replaced by Wlieezer Dell, who E. Brown, cf. .. 5 1 2 0 0 0 failed to check the Panthers. Cox, rf................. 6 3 3 0 1 0 Wachtcl beat the Crnckors in the (’organ, ss......... 5 0 1 0 5 0 third game of the series here Sat­ Taylor, c............. 5 1 2 4 2 0 L. Brown, p.......... 3 0 0 0 1 0 urday. The two teams left Inst night for 11a rg races, z .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta, where the sixth gumo of Elliott, p............ 0 0 0 0 0 0 the series will be played Wednes­ Cnnthrell, p. .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 day* If Fort Worth wins the next Osborne, p......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 encounter, it will bo declared the Tierney, zz .. .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 champion ciuh of the south. Should Atlanta bo victorious, the series z Batted for L. Brown in 7th 310—6 would bo tied and it would again bo necessary for a seventh contest inning. zz Batted for Osborne in 9th tnto he played. Fort Worth would be the scene of playing as a toss 1ning. of the coin today gave the game | Score by innings; i New Y ork........... 100 000 350—D to this city. ATLANTA AB R H PO A E Brooklyn .. .. . . 101 020 001—7 Summary: Two base hits. MenZoelier, If......... 4 0 1 2 1 o Nlehoff, 2b........ 1 0 1 2 2 1 sel. Wheat, Taylor. Three base Spiers, ss............ 0 0 0 3 1 0 hits, Cox. Stolen base, Taylor. Good, rf............. 3 0 0 3 1 0 Cullop, cf........... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Smith, 3b........ 4 o 0 3 o 1 Jenkins, c............ 3 0 2 5 I I Murphy, lb.......... 4 0 0 5 0 u (iazclln, ss*2b. .. 40 0 1 1 2 Wnrmoth, p. - 0 (> o U o o | Chicago’s Finest CRACKERS LOSE TO FORT WORTH IN FIFTH GAME Totals . .. FT. WORTH Davis, cf. .. Mullen, 3b. . Sears, If. .. . Konetchy, tb, Palmer, 2b. Kdington, rf. Windie, ss. . il. Smith, c. Wachtcl, p. . \ o K ----m\u rrtjs— * Here is Harry A. Fulmer, recently chosen as the finest policeman of all the lclgon of cops in Chicago. He has been in the service 12 ’yrs. fnce the strong Citadel Military College aggregation Saturday af­ ternoon in the initial contest of the season for the Tars. Coach Talninn gave his protegcJ a stiff workout MonCny afternoon on the Winter Park Municipal Athletic Field and another stren­ uous period is scheduled for today. It is expected that Wednesday will b? devoted to n snappy signal drill and skull practice to iron out. the little weak spots, and then the tenm will be ready for its journey. A hard game is expected in Cnroiinn, the Cadets of Citadel having already scored n victory this seuson, defeating the Paris Island Marines last TSuturday by a good margin. Lineup Is Strengthened. The ,T«r lineup has been some* whut strengthened by the return of several more of last year’s quad who have entered the col­ lege again this year and have re­ ported to Conch Talnuin for train­ ing. Among the late arrivals are George Seeds, considered one of the fastest Imckflcld men Itollins has ever had and one of the stars ,,f the team last year nnil the year before; Robert Wilson, who held down the center position Inst year, and the year before, mid who has shown himself to be a demon in the pivot position in the line; and George Bowers, who arrived from his home in Vernon, N. Y., and who played in the line last year. Mercer Game 2 Weeks Away. No announcement has been made ' as to what members of the squad Totals ......... 36 9 13 27 17 0 Score by innings: Atlanta .. . ......... 000 000 000—0 Fort Worth .. .. *302 031 Ollx—9 Summary: Sacrifices, Palmer. Wnchtel; loft on bases, Atlanta 5; Fort Worth 8; two base hits, Sears, Koiietchey, Davis; lib me runs, Kd­ ington, .Sears; innings pitched by Wurmoth, 3 2-3 with 5 runs and seven hits; struck out, by Wnrmoth 4; Dell 1; Wnchtel 1; bases on balls, off Wnrmoth 3; Wnchtel 3; wild pitch, Dell; passed ball, B. Smith; umpires, Bronnn, Hill, Jor’ t, Fanning. Time 2:00; losing I, .c!.:r Wnrmoth. Run-nway negroes from Georgia were continually escaping across tho border into Florida and the Spaniards refused to give them up when ordered to do so under the law. Mi*t ii. i f. ....... t ii Burrus, lb.?.'..'.* 4 ’ Wilson, if........... 4 0 High, 3b* .. .. r 1 Bancroft, Ss.'.. .. 4 O’Neil, c. „ .. 3 Genewich, p. 3 Gibson, x „ .. ., 1 0 l 3 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 la t if» r Give Us Your listings and it . Telephone 1139 i COMFORT 1-CONVENIENCE « Leach Cross, one the rl. ven t lightweights in the business 20 years ago, has put his figlitiiij log* on again. But only to instruct his nephew, Harry Wnllnch, in the fine points of the game. Leach, now a prosperous tooth extractor, is shown on the left in the above photo­ graph “explaining thing:.’’ with VVullach, center, and Sammy Shack at the right. ___ o 12 l 0 0 0 u2 l 25 0 2 0 (1 | I (i 00 0 New ten room residence on corner of First Street and French Avenue; up to date in every respect. Totals .. .. x Batted fm ST. LOUIS Hindus, If. .. Douthit, cf. ... Toporrcr, 2b. Bottomley, ll» llaley, rf. .. Looks as Well as Qoocl Service $20,000.0(1—One third cash Balance ono, two and three ye 'f 3O U T Rhone 70S INSURANCE F. O. D. DETROIT T o u r in g c a r $290 coupe . . . 520 Tudor, sedan 5ho f o r d o r Se d a n ^60 Dcnutiful high and dry lots— All,.cleared, some have Orange trees— Your choice Only ? 100. Dcracuntabtf Rim* in.!Stittrr un Open Ori $50 Cush unll $10 per month The Combination of Brains, Capital nnd Experience are essential No Interest, No Taxes, 17 YEARS OF SUCCESS IN SANFORD Lots arc 50x141 to 152 feet on Hindu street, 525 feet from Dixie Highway A. P . CON N E L L Y & SO NS LOANS FLORIDA Reliable Dealers W anted Throughout This Territory Has trained and qualified uk to make n success dling your real estate investments. We offer service nnd cheerfully refer you to our clients. ' find Ihem in the bunks, business offices nnd on th< uf Sanford. 1st & Elm, Phone 447*W HER VICE WITH A SMILE / ORANGE LAKE, OSCEOLA, SEMINOLE COUNTIES Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. JlagnoTra at Second , DISTRIBUTOR Leach Cross Returns THE GREAT UN-WRITTEN LAWS OF BUSINESS IN FLORIDA—THE SAME AS IN ALL THE OTHER STATES. Fellow’s Service Station ®a S i MODELS Now under construction at tho corner of First St and Santord Ave., are requested to see VEAL ESTATE . . ■>i i ,i , ij, —— ------1: ORLANDO Number of farms in Bay Counincreased 63 per cent, between EQUIPMENT ON CADILLAC I1U1CK PACKARD ROLLS-ROYCE CHEVROLET Ropm .416 First National lknk nu ‘ 114 West Central Avenue ■- 210 E. First St. _____ ™ g? Yc?». ®«Wciie m alSS ELDER & LOveiT — OCTOBER FIRST AMERICAN LEAGUE None scheduled. WORLDLEADERS FOR 37 YEARS City Property, Farm Lands™? division Acreage “ ANNOUNCING THE OPENING THURSDAY, BRAUTY CARDS DOWN BRAVES ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.—OP)—Vic­ tory for the St. Louis Cardinals marked the close of the National League season here Monday when the Boston Braves were defeated, ■l to l. Manager Rogers Hornsby wns unable to play because of u torn naii received in batting prac­ tice when a foul ball hit bis left foot. The Box Score, BOSTON AII R H PO A E Gautreau, 2b. .. 4 () 0 I 6 O Neis, cf................ 4 l 2 l l 0 B plac0 make the the schedule and every etfort wil1 be made 4u present a strong line an in the Georgia ganie. .023 .678 .628 .600 .460 Giants Collect Twenty Hits Off 1 Dodger Moundsmtn; ,454 .444 Cards Down Braves in Last .426 Game of Season at St. Louis P et .048 .580 .540 .523 .501 .470 .447 .205 HiiirifenmaiMiiiii South of Longwoiod, Near School Splendid place to build a bungalow for rent or sale. ; B ryan t & H a th a w a y I -Ball block. Opposite P. O. Phone 49 Investments 5 Sanford, Fla. __ . k 20 Years Experience With Florida Land .. n s aaa«KaaNlK««HaxBHiaHHH**aai!*nM HKHaatlNxi<a*Ho (,n l|RaH T he improved Ford Ruuahput,\vi,l’® all-steel stream-line body, L an ally good-looking ear. 11 hangs low to' the grounil, and du-’J1"M ;j has been lengthened and re-duMiir. for greater comfort and ci.mviMUcnjj Tlie gas tank tinder tho cbwl is n s from the outside, and the wcauicru , storm curtains open with both Under the sweeping rear dec!; u jn. J usually large compartment dcsi^no ^ convenience in carrying luggai’c* J Standard equipment includes fm!» *5j tires, nickeled lHxbl*b"”Pii: shield wiper. ,8 he price remains tnc ,, you can buy on the bird »•<. I FORD M OTOR COMPANY, ! n ; �5— Autos, Sale ford D aily B t n U AD. RATES ■I Cash In AdTine* ___ a t* , w in I t M Irn a H ln w a u l • • • • n t lw M .4 la t .lr to r l**1‘ ________ ■ lla . ___________ Ha — Oa _______ ____4* . T yp e 4oub1a a lla * a lla * a lla * sb o v s in ead r a ta l ara for co n Insertions. i of s v e r s g s l*n «th suntad a llnachare. lOo fo r firat rartialn* H raatrlctad tt> r classification. error la mad* Tft* Ban•raid will ba responsible ono Incorrect Inaartlon. rartla.r for subsequent one. Tha offlca ahould b* Immediately In caia of A D V K R T lSK ItS representative thori familiar with rates. rula* sslflcstlon, will clva you a Information. And If ■h. thar will aaalat you ll,H your want ad. to m»re effectiv e. (•nllTANT NOTICR U ltra ahould g iv e tbatr gr poatofflce addraaa aa thalr phono num ber If j | r s r e su lts. A bout on* lo u t o f a th ou san d baa a ji*. and th o thara can't gleata -w ith y o u unlaaa now y o u r ad d ress. IN t iik n n n i T ro vin ' o f t iik HKVHXTII J tlllC IA I. tlH C tJ lT O F F L O I t l l l . t , I .\ AN II F O It S K « I M U . K n i l M l IN t - I I A N C H H t . 21— Sale, Real Estate FOR SALE: Overland Sedan in J. E. KPUR1.ING, eub-divlaion aood condition. Must be sold nt special lit. Subdivision to Or­ once. Price $223.00. Room 11, Ball lando, Florida, and F l o r a Bids. Heights, Florida on Dixie Htghway. FOR SALE: At n sacrifice, Ford Ton Truck in Rood condition, 22—Sale, Furnilue stake body. Rood rubber, $150.00. Room 11, Ball Bids. We carry n full line. Our prices nre right. Cash or 7— Business Service terms. We want your business Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. LANKY'S DRUG STORE — Pro321 E. First St. ocrtptlona, DruRs, Soda*. Wo oto near you aa your phone. FOR SALE: 3 burner coni oil stove Call 103. in (rood condition, price $10.00. Inquire—The Phoenix. SANFORO ELECTRIC CO. FOR SALE: Wellington piano. Successor* to Oillon A Platt Reasonable, 1020 Elm Avenue. /16 MaRnnlia. Everything niceMeal. Phone 422. ElectraRltb FOR SAL?': Used refrigerator and Radio. gas range. Phone 21 VTGTTTR—Three stations. Mag­ 24— Lost, Found nolia and Second. First and Elm. Hanford Avenne and 10»h Street. LOST: One wire wheel and new Expert aervlce. tire, size 33x-l, used on Stevens car, LEWIS O’RRYa N. Office In between Sanford ami Ashly or 14th Seminole Rank RnIMing Annex. street. Please return to Kilgore Seed Co. and receive rewurd. Phone 417-1, 3. M. M. SMITH. Koinptnliiant, Call 148 MUa ANNA M. D**FOIlKST rt nl.. I U 'f ia J a n r a . • M illio n Insert an ad in the “Classified Col­ umns” of The Herald. Let a classi­ fied ad work for you. OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU .... TO TIIK FLORIDA LAND AND DK* VKl.DP.MKNT COMPANY, u Corpor­ ation: It hot me mads to npp«*nr to this Court that Summon* in Chancery has been heretofore Issued, illrecteil to vim. amt that tin- Sheriff of Sem­ inole County. Florida, has IHSiln re­ turn that same ennnut l>« served mrliiK lu your (allure to elect offi­ cers or appoint iinent*. or to have within tho State of Florida, an oftitter or ugeiii upon whom process ruulil be served, nail that your of* fleers unit intents ure unknown. T h e r e f o r e , you. T h e F lo r id a U m l a m i D e v e lo p m e n t C o m p an y , n c o r ­ p o r a l Ion, num eit its d e f e n d a n t In t h e u h o v c u n d f o r e g o i n g r u n s * , p e n d in g In th e a b o v e s t y l e d C o u rt, b ein g a p ru t ee d ln g to e s t a b l i s h a n d q u ie t t h e t i t l e to tile follow l lie d e s c r ib e d la n d s l u S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , l o - w i t i All t h a t p a r t lit L ot 14, a c c o r d ­ in g t o p u tt of St. J o s e p h 's , a s r e c o r d e d III t h e pu b lic re c o r d s ■it S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , l y ­ in g s o u t h of ti e r i g h t of w a y of t h e A t l a n t i c l oust L ine Itullro ad : . , l i e n i titling a t n c o r n e r o f th o S o u th east c o r n e r Ilf S e c tio n T w en ty-n in e ) 2 'j ). T o w n s h ip N in e te e n tit*) South. Itung e T h i r t y 1 4a) C ast, ru n N in th lo.50u f e e t t h r o u g h S e c tio n s T w e n ­ t y - n in e (20) atul T w e n t y tzu) to t h e S o u th lin e of r i g h t of w a y of t h e O r a n g e llell H a llw a y , t h e n c e In a S o u t h w e s t e r l y dlr se t inn ' I 1' fe e t t o a fen ce on the S a n f o r d G r a n t L in e; th e n c e In a S o u t h w e s t e r l y d ir e c ti o n a lo n g said g r a n t Hue to a slag.- on lh« S o u th b o u n d a r y line of S ectio n T w e n t y - n in e 122); llien ce Kasi a lo n g s a i d b o u n d a r y Hue o f S e c ­ tio n T w e n t y -n i n e 12*), fiS:K feet to p o in t o f b e g in n i n g , c o n t a i n ­ i n g ----- — a c r e s , m u r e o r b-s*. II.‘g i n n i n g at N o rth e a s t c o r n e r of S o u th H a lf of S o u th w e s t Q u a rte r of S outhw est Q u a rte r ni sectio n T h lrty -lo u r <30. T o w n s h i p N in e te e n ( l » ) South. Itu n g e T h i r t y 140» Ua at. ru n W e st S 2-3 c h a i n s ; N o rth J c h a i n s ; W e st 10 c h a i n s ; N o rth S I c h a in s ; H a st S 3 c h a i n s : N o rth 5 c h a i n s ; Kuhi lu c h a in s , S o u th to b eg in n in g ; a r c h e re b y r e q u i r e d to be an d a p ­ p e a r befo re o u r sal.l C ircuit C o u rt at t h e C o u rt H o u s e ut S uafo rd . F lo r id a , o n th e 2nd day e l N o v e m b e r A. D. It*25, and t h e n a n d t h e n m a k e a n ­ s w e r to t h e l.lll of c o m p l a in t e x h i b ­ i t e d a g a i n s t you in th is cause. Ii Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th is O r ­ d e r tie pubtli.ued In T he S a n fo ld H e ra ld , a iie.vspai. -r i uiilM ted In S a n fo r d . S em ln d-. C oun t F ln rH .i o n c e each w c - k f..r fo u r c o n s e c u ­ tiv e w eeks WITNKSH th e I to n o r a ld e J. .1 D ic k in s o n , .lo d g e of th e Circuit C o u r t of tin. S e v e n th .llidlclul i'irc ult of ill. S t a t e of F lorid a. Ill and f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty , on t h i s lie2 s tli day of S e p lc t u h e r A. D UI2.V .1 .1 DICK I Nth iN, .lo d g e of Hie C irc u i t C o u rt of tho S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C ircuit of F l o r ­ ida. In a n d for Seoilhole C o u n t) Di-Ci iT T K S .V S P K N C F It. S o li c it o r s a n d of C oun sel fo r i hi- C o m p l a in a n t Sept 2*1 I lei ft.13 . 2U-27.__________ _ W nnletJ Land in or near Osteen, Fla. Terms must Be right, state best price. Will (leal direct with owners only. Small or large tract. Box L-65, Herald Everything For the Sportsman At Bah Hardware Rhone R =7 Chlnaware Tn English Porce­ lains, Bavarian nnd Japanese Chinn make lovely giftH 111 Ft. on Snnford Avenuo, through to Grandview Ave. Numerous beautiful trees. The Ball Hardware $10,000—Terms G. TAYLOR DYER Fainting— Decoral Ing 50 Ft. On Snnford Ave., Be­ PHONE 303 WIGHT PRINT SHOP—PrlntinR LOST: Bathing suit, light tan trim­ mer in blue. Put in wrong Ford EnRrnvinR. Embossing. See n* ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” tween 11th St., nnd 12th St. first. W e'do i t Phone 417-W. Coupe Sunday -night near Joeh Smoke House. Party holding same OF THE HERALD R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t (dense call 95 on leave nt Snnford JAMES n. COWAN—Ail kinds Herald Office. Ueiildetit of Florida sine* lilt . •■ tta a a a a o MUST he _ a * ra sa a t T h a 9 a a Itefel tile rs: of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Irrald ■■!«* or by 1*128— Plant, Seeds, Trees First Natti.nal Hank. Water ard Boat Tanks. At Oak Trlryhuar tliiM ltiJ. II. HUTCHINSON Avh .u» *nd Third Street Tele­ ar* not valid. iTEWART THE FLORIST** IIMAI. KSTATB iua. Prompt. Ufflolani. phone l i t . Flowers »or all occaalone. Harvlco Acreage. Farms and Drang* Droves a Specially 814 Myrtle. Phona 260-W MIRACLE Contrrli I n . general This is the BEST BUY which IU20 Laurel Avenue, 42— Advtg. Mediums 12— Advtff. Mediums cement Work, sidewalks, buildM-mber of HANFORD, FLA. FOR SALE: Strawberry plants, lassification3 Florida Stain Inr blocks, Irrigation boxes. J. K. we have $4.50 per 1.000.* F.O.B. Lake OHIO—Xeniu. Muke your sales DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell Florists Assnrlntlnii, Tcrwillcger. Prop. Mary, C. A. Farina. anything7 If no advertise In nounccments through the Xenia Gazette, Zenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ the tininenvllle Sun. HILL LUMBER CO. Houia o to Accessories FOR SALE: Six thousand Easter trict. Want ad and display rates Service, Quality wnd PHco, toa, Rent ADVERTISING get* results if it Lilies nt 10c each and four thou­ on request. * reaches potential buyers. Pusand at 25c to one dollar each. R. to, Repairing Contractor nnd Builder Where Service and Quality Muse, W. 1st Street. Phone 593-J. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT Intkn Daily News is circulated in toa, Sale \i!L an industrial und agricultural sec­ Sanford. Reigns —Central West Virginia’s larg­ iness Opportunities *09 M — Phono — 499-M tion. O L Y M P I A *C A ? E est daily. Want ml rate 1 l-2c per iness Service 34— Wanted Help, Female word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; ft or PALM BEACH COUNTY — The 2108 PALMETTO AVKL The Waffle Houie Rent, Apnrtments more 1c per word ench insertion. scene of slupcmlous develop­ C. A. Caratt, Mgr. 105 W. 1st SL WANTED: Wash woman wanted. Rent, Houses 1004 E. 4th Street. Phone 025-J. COLUMBUS ((in.,) LEDGER — ment. Read about it in tlui Palm Rent, Rooms Beach Post. Sample copy pent on Classified ads have tho largest request. ADDRESSING — Multigraphlng, uncial folding and mailing—aa you WANTED: White woman for circulation in Southwestern Geor­ TAMPA MORNING lUIHUNE— ms and Board housekeeper in country. Perman­ gia. Rate 8c (ft-word line) line. want it— when you want it. Send in your subscription to the Rent, Office, Scores AKA I. KXTATK —IS VMXTMKNT* Phone 573. H. K. Porch, First ent, if Mvtisfnctory. See Mrs. Pear­ son at American Fruit Growers. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Tribune or hund it to your local Sale, Acreage Vatlnnal Rank Bldg. f.uhhv I'atcMton-UruniDy Hl.tg. dealer so you con read Florida's ers and fern growers of Volus­ Hanford j-lorhlK e or Exchange greatest newspaper.* One year, H. S. LONG, Mgr. ia county advertise in the Delautd Sales ladies at once. 8— For Kent, Apartments WANTED: Sale, Groves Daily New.., rate lc per word, cash $8.00, ft months, $1.03, three months Apply F. W. Wool worth Co. $2.00. If yon desire $!,lluO insurSale, Houses Houi with order. FOR RENT: Three unfurnished wjre policy add 75c to your order. Try Smith's Barber se, Ri s, Lease, Rent , rooms, close in. Adults only. Ap­ WANTED: Experienced stenogra­ FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in ply 211 Park Avenue. !e, Live Stock pher in real estate office. State tho FORT LAUDERDALE Shop for good barber salary ami experience in first let­ DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ j* Sale, Miscellaneous 10— For Rent, Rooms ter. Apply C Care Herald. ard County thoroughly which is ie, Real Estate work. Ladies welcome. Rinmis 9-10-11 Bull lild i one of the most rapidly growing ACCOUNTANT Me, Furniture Phone C57. FOR RENT—Ko-imi witn or with 35— Wanted Help, Male Next to Valdez. sections on the Florida Coast. out meals. Reasonable rates. S y s t e m s I n s ta ll e d —A u d its ruiture Wanted Sample copy nnd rate card upon I* n prrarrlpllo* tor ci-lal H a te s in IV rm a in*nt Lincoln House. WANTED: Colored boy to do jan­ request. “ Found Clli-ntcL* Mnlarln, th ills and Fever inns. Jewelers FOR RENT: Office suitable for . itor work. Snnford Herald. It. L. ROBERTSON W. H. LONG ting, Ducoruting, renl estate or law office. Apply WANTED: Experienced grwery DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Dengue nr Bilious Fever. 3lit*mll(* Temp 11« IKiviivii 15 It Mt>o n 1 a rn o a . 307 E. Second Street. • Pensacola is beginning the n man with 12 to 15 years experi­ MEAT MARKET ence wants to make connection greatest development in Georgia’s i Tuning history; a half million dollar high­ with grocery house in Sanford, Ilox 14— For Sale. Acreage t, Seeds, Trees MRS. It. 0 . T R A V IS way to the gulf beach just finish­ 410 Sanford Ave. Snnford, Fla. 5X, care Herald. liters and Supplies ed; nt two million dollar bridge FOR SALE: Acreage on Sanford- WANTED at once: a settled man across Escambia Bay started; ltry nnd Eggs |Public Stenographci New Smyrna Highwny one half nnd wife to live and work on lunrtcr million dollar opera bouse ini Notice mile North of Osteen. E. 11. Car­ place, Inquire of J. D. Davinsnn. under construction; two millions Valdez Hotel Lobby lewriters and Supplies ter, Osteen, Fla. • city. being spent on highway; greatest ted chance for live develoiiera to get FQR SALE: IflO acres land in Lake LABORERS WANTED: Why walk uteddlelp, Female in on ground floor. Write Devel­ County by owner, ten miles from to work when you can go on ntetLIlelp, Male DcLnnd. Price $30 per ncre. R. E. Southern Utilities Company ice opment Department. Tho PensuWith each Five Gallons Gal eola News. luted Help, Male or Staley, Snnford. truck, leaves Goldsboro l):40 a. m. Your mistake. Tho corner i'emhlo via 13th St., Snnford Ave., out 1:> MAINE — Wutervlile, Morning nl Union nnd Cypress wits Grey T ubes $2.20 BALTIMORE OYSTERS 15— Sale or Exchange Street to Ice plant, returns 5:20 Sentinel. Thousands of Maine sold twice this week. luted Help, Salesman Wo Red Tubes ............................ ..$2.40 people ure interested in Elorida VakjezHotel Building. / knted Situation, Male EXCHANGE: A 1921 Ford Touring p. ni. property. Reacii them tl(rouglt gave you fair warning. fiited Situation,Female body, good condition for 21 or 25 WANTED: White porter. Apply the Sentinel. Rate curd on ap­ RINE’S FILLING Lincoln Hotel. runabout body. Smith Bros. Oppo­ knted Real Estate plication, We have a wonderful acre­ site Post Office. .. .................................................................. luted to Rent STATION 37— Wanted Help, Salesman LEARN ABOUT Polk County and age tract facing on Lake ■ ■ |vtg. Mediums. B Ijtkeland, through the Star- Monroe, well in city limits at 17— For Sale, Houses * The many phases of I 111 Snnford Ave. Sanford. FU. m ■ MAN with car to work in evenings Telegram. Best advertising me­ -Announcements v FOR SALE: 8 room dwelling real Estate make most from 4 to ft. Attractive propo­ dium in South Florida. Published m : house. 309 French Avenue. Cull sition for hustler. Give references morning'j. ST A R-TELEGUAM— 0 ■ EMOVAL NOTICE exacting demands on N 1 in letter. Write “Proposition" Care Uikelund, Florida. |M. Mitchell announces the 3211. ■ Herald. ■ Iof his office Oct. 1, 1925 intelligence We enreTO REACH BUYERS or ■allets of fi ENTIRE hit irk ten in Chap­ 1!)—Sale, Live Stock palmetto Avenue. A Florida real estate advertise in SEVERAL solicitors to work on fully study everything man and Tucker's addition,1 * ii-.ttiiF.it sumcommission. Right proposition the St. Petersburg Tirnea. Ono cen’ ■ FOR SALE CHEAP: Fine team 113 Magnolia Ave. cent a word daily, two cento a won AUCTIONEER for right innn. Apply ut Herald N which in any way a f­ mules, about 1200 pounds, good m f First Class Barbers Sundays. ELL lots and subdivisions condition, sound. Also complete set after 5:30 in nftemoon. Special Attention fects, nr hus a bearing Jdie auction. Lufe Burger, farm implements. Room 11 Ball AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ 11!— Advtg. Mediums Given To laidirs and Children. iRock Bldg., Orlando, 1 la. oil these lines of en­ gusta, Gu., Augusta’s greatest Bldg. ■ ■ classified medium, rate, cash, 9c THE MORNING .JOURNAL is the |3 — Autos, Rent deavor. accepted want ad medium it) charge. 10c minimum. FOR SALE: One team of mules, Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word must go this week. Make your IUTOS FOR HIRE N FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando AUTO SERVICE Day price. E. G. Kealer, Silver Lake, an Insertion. Minimum 25c. ■ Our first interest is the protection of imtli the buyer nnd Momintr Sentinel: largest classi­ ■ lit. A. Box 187. ARCHITECT kht. Meets all trains. Bairthe seller fied business, rate Ie a word, min­ N A LITTLE WANT AD IN The imum 24c cash with order. fnsfer. Phone 551 and 03-W First National Hank Bldg. HERALD will bring you in big 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous We Holieit your sales. Hanford — Florida KEEL & SONS results. Advertise those old ar­ MORGANTOWN, \V. VA., people You Drive It. . ticles you have stored away and are Interested in Florida. Each We solicit your purchases. hie and 2nd St. at It. It. FOR SALE: 3inger sewing ma­ have no use for. A littjo thirty- of them through a classified ad chine on easy payments. B. 11. cent ad may bring you several in the Morgantown POST. Six Bankston, Sanford. dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ cents a word for six consecutive 5— Autos, Sale _ sentative will call and see you. issues. INDABLE USED CAUM FOR SALE: Meat market and grofort Fordor Sedan, eery store doing good business. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ 432 Union Avo. lord Coupe. 214 E. FIRST ST. Sacrificed if sold at once, 311 San­ ald. South Georgia’s greatest Fin. Thousands read the clas­ Ford Touring, sified pages of Florida's Great newspaper. Morrtlng, afternoon.' ford Avenue. Tt’Iephoiu* 473-w W. R. SMITH, MGR. Classified i ford 1-ton Truck. Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. weekly and Sunday. ■ W. Phillips’ Sons TO SELL: I^rge tent, almost new. Minimum 25c, cash with order. rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. 1 Write for complete rate card. Real cheap at 40ft Myrtle Ave. Bros. Sales and Service An entire city block in the Oik and 2nd St ______ vicinity of Sanford’s new greatest hotel and shop­ ping district. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 29, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a1fb915226a9fd67ca5391a6aae5ec39.pdf 1f9b06f8b45c3652b87c08cb3e60bbf7 PDF Text Text YOUtt YdC .1 iPER *#*• | Tb« World's Greateat Vegetable >. Section, Its R ichest Garden Land ■•- * •* .*, .'in * * * probably l*n*;v ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES [avalOfficerDenies OFFICIAL SAY! TAPE HAS jdjBy Men )nly Student Officers Were AboardU ndersea Craft Is Claim Of Steamer Owners JB r^ i J - ,i . r « \ " r . ..y* roLUME XVI. •> PRISONER KILLED AS DADJE SHERIFF ENDS JAIL BREAK Rescue Work Aided Hearings Are Resumed Today „ When Major Kilner T esti­ fies That Service Should Be Handled by Flying Mnn Mitchell Keeps Mum Until He Is Called v ..- PRICE FIVE CENTS SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1925. NUMBER 51 1* .-A -■ ---------------- CAILLAUX MAY High Rail Collision Near Thomasville, Killing Four And Injuring 35 OFFER U&MDY Tourii NEW DEBT FLAN Sunday In THOMASVILLE, Sept.2 8 ,^(/P) bruised slightly. —Wreckers today were clearing Mrs. E. G. Jones, Wnycros, Ga., tho Atlantic Coast line track at bruised slightly. * Newark, near here, where two pas­ It. B. Isley, Jacksonville, rln., senger trains Sunday afternoon col­ right arm and leg bruised. lided head on, taking a death toll W. O. Warr. CJco, Ala., left aide of four and injuring .15. and leg slightly injured, The trains met on a double curve Robert L. Robbins, Waycross, ami neither engineer saw the other Ga., Union News agent, ribs in­ until the locomotives were upon jured. each other. The front part of the Wolfe, New Rochelle, westbound train wus virtually N.Christian Y„ salesman, bruised shoulder idlntered nnd the engines were a tangled mass of wrccknge on both and knee. J. W. Fortner, Montgomery, sides of n 10 foot embankment. Bngtmge nnd ninil cars were de­ Ala., mail clerk, bruised nnd shocked. stroyed by the impact. Sumpter B. Parker of Waycrosq Mrs. Ed. Adler. 145 North street, engineer on the westbound, suf­ Clevclund, Ohio, broken nose nnd fered injuries to the hend, which contusion of scnlp. arc considered dangerous. Con­ Oscnr Winter, Pcrr>‘, Fin., ductor It. B. Ballard, of Waycross, Ji’ight bruise. one of the o liicim en on the ronu I„ J. Sturdivant, Thomasville, in point of service, suffered a Gn„ rib fractured. compound fracture of the leg nnd L. M. Finley, Williachoocn, Gn., is in h serious condition. Ho Is at left leg bruised. n local hospital. Will Tomlin. Waycross, conduc­ .... Injured List As Given: S. V. Paul, Pullmnn conductor. tor enstbound trnin, slight shock and bruises. Snvnnnnh, slight injury to leg. Wilson Ashley, Dothan. Ala., O. S. Story, Dothan, Ala., ankle neck sprained. sprained. C. 0. Ilohannan, Albany, Gn„ J. M. Sims, Jr., Dothan,• Ala, postal clerk, slight injury to Ihcad. slight bruise. V. 1*. Wilkins, Waycross, bag­ J. F. Sasher, Bainbrldgo, Gn., slight cuts about the head and gage matter, slight contusions. Mrs. M. A. Weils, Fntkston, Gji., lfgA : Two Commissions To Meet Again Today When Matter Will Be Gone Into More Fully Than At First Meet of C.C. & C. POSTAL SERVICE President And Traffic Heads Amazed at Strides TO BE INCREASED In Progress Here French Spend Sunday In DiscussingFormula HERE THIS WEEK Met By Committee Many Difficulties on Both Hall Announces Addition Of ¥ T „ _ _ A w S v o l Six Other Prisoners Wounded Officers Selected For This Sides Hinder Negotiations, Two Carriers to Force nt UpOIt ATTlVai H e re In Break for Liberty at Week’s Quizzing Were Leaders of Each Body Say Local Post Office; Will -------Breakfast Hour; Officials Selected By the Committee Extend City Service Oct. 1 Are Shown DevelopInly Slight HopeHeld Searching for ‘Outside Man’ WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—(JP) WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—(A1) —The French und American com­ Tho ndilition of two city carOut That Members MIAMI, Sept. 28—(A»)—Not con­ —Resuming its inquiry into the ment In Vicinity; missions considering the founding Her:* to the local post office force, aircraft problem today, the presi­ tent with having foiled an nttamptL a u d Enterprise Of Crew Are Alive ed jail break here yesterday of 111 dent’s special board was told at of France’s wur debt to the United to hnndle territory incorporated in States will meet ngnin todny nnd the city limits since tile inaugura­ the outset that army red tape prisoners of whom one was killed It was indicated that Fitinncu Min­ tion of delivery service here some Officials of thi* Clinchficld. NEW LONDON, Conn. and six wounded, Sheriff II. U. hinders work of the army air serv­ ister Caillaux will hnve n new af­ years a g o , wns announced recent­ ice and thnt operation of the serv­ Carolina and Ohio Railroad Chase and his deputies today were Sept. 28. — (AP) — Ad­ ter ready for submission ut that ly by Postmaster J. P. Hall. The instituting a far reaching search ice should be intrusted to flying time. vices to the submarine new service wilt he in effect aftnr Company, headed by L. H. for Joe Tracy, escaped convict of men. : 'i The French delegation spent Oil. 1, according to tho announce­ Prettyman. president of the Maj. Walter G. Kilner, executive base here at noon today the late Ashley gang. most of Sunday and will lie busy road, spent Sunday in San­ officer of the nir service, was the ment. , , „ Tracey is said to have been "out­ were to the effect that again today in calculations design­ Rapid nnd extensive growth of ford. side” man participating in the first witness and he declared dif­ conditions of the sea and ed to produce a formula for u set­ the city, it is pointed out, has out“crush,” Three of those wounded ficulties confronting the service ................ .. The party, arrivinjc shortly tlement that will more nearly con­ f.tnppcd the capacity of were not one of "personalities” weather at the locality the two are in a critical condition. form to the American view ns ex­ serving thu' after nine o'clock yesterday hut of organisation. carriers h<retofo«' of S-52 wreck were so The escape was frustrated when pressed yesterday by Secretary iitv. am*, the recent increaso in the morning, were met at tho A tCol. Mitchell continued silent the 15 men were met by a volley had that rescue opera­ Mellon in putting aside the first f,.,ce is the rulminaMoa „f plan... ,ftn t|c C oast L jne Rtntjon b y a of bullets fired from shotguns and today regarding his cirticisms of tion had to he suspended proffer mndo hy M. Caillaux. administration nir policies, declar­ ,;..!d to have been proposed ®omc' mniUu.# nf th„ ^ chamber rovolvers by deputy sheriffs as lie would have nothing to say for the time being. There uro serious difficulties they emerged from the jail door. ing called hy the hoard U no ehnns- !n ;h .] yet to lie surmounted nnd spokes­ In anticipation of the attempted until The officers summoned for to­ Fj4,wnrt, Higgins. Paul men for both sides made no nt- present arrangement for tUTa\ d..- y escape, the armed deputies, head­ NFIVV LONDON, Conn., ed by Sheriff Henry It. Chase, day were selected by the board, tept to minimize them. Yet the .very . ^ Shoemaker, E. P. Forster and feeling was apparent thnt progress Hall, i n«VU. [■ £ept. 28.— (A P)— After bc- placed themselves at various van­ which made clear >that for the vl£ “ , Henry Kies. Jr. A tour of tho of its inquiry it would call laid come from the discussions earrien. now 1city, planned hy the local commitlg sheltered from a heavy tage points in the jail yard and rest its own witnesses ami pass upon districts #rc mnplt tor tn present * #ti< .hiring which were carried on ut dinner tee, ocrtipled the* nflnmonn. afternoon, during lea in the lee of Block Island fired as the men broke from the the nature of tho testimony re­ _ l i l .the" l visiting officials r : !-1.. ...__ .It1 aiul luncheon tallies nt which Un­ demands. . .. I which were door. Ollic Moore, negro trusty, ceived. juring the early hours of the wns shot and killed. der Secretary Winston and M. Route number four, one or llm shown th# various points of InterThe first three days of the in­ Caillaux hnve been hosts. Heud new lorning, the Monarch’s giant •w extern, mis of the !«•> P"**"1 ■Cat in this vicinity. Wounded in Hospital. vestigation were devoted to hear­ . _ # of two niissiuns, Secretary Mol-* se:rvlci\ ■ ■ ■will bejnotorizod, it h'said, Jerrick, in which naval auTito wounded prisoners who are ing officials of the war, navy, id will include delivery of parrel Members „f tc parW of nBrand and Ion, Mr. Winston and several mem­ men in addition to Mr. Prettyloritics pin their hopes to in tho Jackson Memorial Hospital postoffiCo anti commerce depart­ bers of the French delegation had post mntter. use the S-51, was started to­ are; (irudy Carroll, formerly of ments, tho hoard feeling that Kies, In Talk Today, Tells Itauttot Minister Explains luncheon with the® French minis­ Plans for the added service in­ man, included C, A Smith, gen­ Atlanta, Cia., wounded in the chest those charged with the operation freight and passenger agent Ideals and Relative I’twi* ter today at the French embassy. clude provision for x limited eral ward the scene of the disaster nt and Real Estate Body Only 17 left side, condition not serious, of air activities should be given for the C. C. A C; W. Walkertaot amount of auxiliary help in the ►o’clock thia morning. lions of Two In Second The meetings over tho tea cup Apartments Are Available; for tho C. C A O.; C. W. Walker, H. S. Wcstbury, formerly of 515 the first opportunity to present post office building ut once, it is assistant An early message to the subinuof I'rcludc Series Sunday are to continue, for Mr. Mellon be­ shown. genoral freight agent; Situation Is Declared Bad jne base hero stated the sea w.ia Libert? Street, Savannah, Cia., such information as they desiircd. lieves they provide nn opportunity E. P. McF.wan, of Cincinnati, gen­ wounded in the abdomen and chest Approved Project Costly lini after a night of heavy wind. Boxes Must Be Provided. for informal exchange of views eral western freight agent, and Disclosure to tho president’s At tho weekly luncheon today of *ho »ccond of 11 Dthough every effort is being di­ above the heart and left side, con­ In a statement regarding tho an^ __ that is mutually helpful, lie will il II. HemJley, general FlorkU nir board by war department wit the Sanford Real Estate Board, at eted towards the rescue work, dition serious. {*,n 1f *v 5 | . or of entertain thu two commissions to­ nouncement this morning Post- | J. f li g h t "ngen't/of VacksonrilW. nesses that the approved project tho Montezuma Hotel, the nitonK u * king pastor or ly slight hope was held out that W. n. Henderson, Ulountstnwn, K _ . r„ the Sanford Baptist Church, ad­ day nt his country place nnd later master Hull, directed thi attention ity of the ;t;i men, who went down Fla., wounded in thu jnw and face for expansion would cost approxi­ tion of tho body wns directed to '"dressed lead the party on a visit to the his congregation last eve­ lith craft, wuuld lie found alive, and about the body, condition crit­ mately 79,00(^000 a year for the tho present housing shortage in ning regarding “The Cilisen and home and tomb of Washington at Ly . "........... ’J i T '". . ♦ tho tMi-1 nl .Irnnrt i It I. Irtcl'vM tno th first 10 it is announced, inciuuetl fresh nir lias been pumped into ical. , years _ and $110,000,000 11 this city by Henry Kies, Jr., pub­ The Sheriff's Force,” in which ho Mount Vernon. to maintain a licity director of tho local Cham­ i S r a S ' «h!?h C r „ t r ,C I ,h . H j.ld « d lie submerged vessel but rescuers Raymond Agnor. 211 N. K. KievAssume Policy of Aloffnrss. ii comparison of tno relative iriitm n frltv devliverv routes to Go,f Col>r»e. Athletic Held, the He unable to learn whether this enth street, Miami, formerly of peace time fleet of 2,500 planes ber of Commerce, who, in a report clruftf It was apparent Inst night that positions of the two, and empha­ other auxiliary aircraft serv­ submitted to tho meeting, stated provide adequate boxes or other Hotel Forrest l-ake now n i'" 'r done any good. Selma, Vn., wounded in both legs, and ed to bring to light thnt this is that of the 210 apartments and sized the need of co-operation be­ both Mr. Mellon and M. Caillaux 1 ’ .i_. r-w. n,„u ii,.i_ ,i„ construction, and a number of inWhen informed this morning by condition not serious. tween them in tho furtherance or desire to hold utnof so far ns pos­ only one of nearly u score of sim­ houses listed with the Chamber of 7ndd« 2 1|« i: he Associated Press that owners Hoy Durant, cigur maker, Tnm- ilar projects *now under study at Commerce 111 days ago, u* avail­ law enforcement. sible from the misleading imiijt-* H m y atS l-H . Thl» provl.lon. It th<* City of Romp had jin .-^ffi- pm fc'la., slight wtuud on tk* left tho department. slons to which they believe formal Tn spcnklng of tile pomthm oc­ ‘' r S i v . ' . ' t V r ’’’ " ” ' h ; S h ‘ r t S " I u Swand e able for immediate occupancy, the a'rti which stated the S-51 was arm. Everett Justice, 821 N. \V. mnll mntter. pressed with the progress Some of these, which are re­ number lias dwindled to I t furnish­ cupied by tho citizens in tho tn- printed documents are susceptible. ofThis pnmnndcd by student officers, Seventh Terrace, crossing thu rail­ extension, said to tie he the civic „pjrjk „hown by residents in forccmcnt of the law, Dr. Kang The pcrsonul talks give thu utenant Commander If. A. Flan- road crossing, a half block from garded as even more urgent from ed and three unfurnished apart­ stated that the primary duty of commission first ndilition to the local force in this community. hend greater leeway a national defense viewpoint than ments available todny. Fourteen fan, executive officer of the sub- the jail, was wounded in the left years will greatly facilitate tho Interest of tho party in local Immediate air service expansion, ot these, ho stated, are restricted the citizen is to obey the law as in canvassing various terms and ten Darinc lmse here, denied that any arm by a stray bullet. growth of the poatofflce here in realty developments la declared to ordained, and to refuse to support offers as |o their acceptability be­ involve almost equally as large ex­ to tuinnts without children. Mr If the officers on the submarine Sheriff (Jets Tip. penditures in addition to present Kies quoted instances of thu dire those actively engaged in flagrant fore they reach the negotiating keeping with the present rapid in- hnve been particularly keen. Mem­ |t the time of the disaster was According to Sheriff Henry army budget figures. There is need in this section for adequate violation of the country’s statutes. groups, thus precluVhng to a great Icrease in the local population, it bers of the reception committee ^experienced. is pointed out. stated that the party is making n Chase, information of the care­ much speculation at the departmet facilities for tho housing of tlis He deplored the actions of a class degree any serious impasse. Rural free delivery routes oper- t„ur 0f the state for the purpose of citizen* who, flitting in tho jury Unavoidable delays, due to the fully planned escape was received as to whether'the president's nir ever M. Caillaux could not say de­ increasing number of new nr* box, will not bring in a verdict of finitely last night whether his new ated from the Sanford Post Office ()f |ater making extensive inveat|Lscncc of powerful derrick equip- a week ago aiul since then special board will not find it necessary to rivals in this city. against a criminal offer will lie in complete form for cuver a total or 78 miles, it is said. ' ments, nnd it is reported thnt sovcat and the tests of divers who _.... ............ guatds have been kept at the coun- weigh these and similar non-nir* Members approved the appoint­ conviction spotted that there could not po3-1|y jaj| during the night, anil the servico problems of the navy to ment of Col. George W. Knight, whose guilt has been shown. discussion at Mr. Mellon's lunch­ 52 miles nreu erved by one carrier , 1oral of tho guests announced their In quoting tho necessary quali­ eon today, hut his advisers declar­ while the other comprises n total intentions of returning to this city libly he life in the crushed hull of jaj| entrance hns been guarded some extent before its recommen­ (’. L. Britt and II. C. DuBosc as the submarine on Us ocean bed 123 cnrefully during the two meal dation for aviation can be formu­ a committee to investigate and fications of those vested with the ed it likely that lie will have of 20, according to figures shown. 1in February to investigato local Regular trips of inspection are markets further, of the sheriff s office, enough of the points in mind to feet beneath the surface, saddened hours each day. lated. pass upon all applications sunlit- authority made over the rural routes It is Mr> prettyman lauded tho ex­ Dr. King compnred them to the [hut did not discourage the rescu­ givi the treusury secretary a ted for State und county licenses. Haywood Register, alleged lead­ The army nir expansion project highest thought of personages in declared, for tho purpose of uscer -1 nansion seen In Sanford, and spoke ers. rounded view of it. er oi tile group in their attempted it founded on proposals submitted This ruling, it is pointed out, will taining whether the patrons on tho 1highly of the numerous evidences Repeated attempts to raise the escape, escaped uninjured when he by Major General Mason M. Pat­ greatly facilitate the work of the any community, in point of honor The belief prevailed, therefore, routes nre maintaining proper re­ of co-op«ration observed during •unken^craft by menus of com- threw himself on the ground near rick, chief of the air service l«» state and county examining hourd* und capability, and denounced arty if the conclusions nguin urc ceptacles for tin* mail. Instances his Iptessed air pumped from her sister the jail entrance as though he had Secretary Weeks two years ago nnd will doubly insure the licens­ occupunt of tho office who, nhouhi that visit here. hy any broach of honor jeopard lie too far from the American view, where improper receptacles urc Prosperity Beyond Expectations rcsscl, thu S-50, failed and last been wounded. and referred to the board headed ing of honufide operators. M. Caillaux will ho so informed provided notico in given the patron the confidence .placed in him by [night the naval officials on the “I have heard a lot about San­ K. K. Page nnd R. K. Lawton the citizenry whose votes raised tomorrow so that changes could through the mail that ho cannot bo of outside aid for by Major General William Lassi­ [scene avvainted impatiently the theIn anticipation ford," ho said, "through ita loca­ ter, then on the general staff, for were elected to membership of the ho made before thu Monday ses­ escaping prisoners, deputy served until proper facilities are tion, und I welcomed Judgo I’. B. him to his authority. [coming of the great derrick ship « ■ tm sheriffs were heavily armed. Fol­ findings. It involves a material local board today, according to the Dr. King’s talk follows in full: sion. provided, it is shown. |Monarch, due to arrive today. Smith’s invitation to visit your and personnel expansion program announcement. lowing the shooting, a man identi­ A complete tnhulutinn of tho Finance Minister Caillaux nnd “I have no ambition to bceome a city. Tho prosperity and Industry Hope Still Maintained, fied as nn escaped convict, was covering ten years to reach a sheriff, or a detective, but I de­ Ids associates completed plans Inst territory served by each of the evidenced here is far beyond niy While the rescue forces labored, seen peace strength of 4,000 officers an automobile a few sire to do what I can in creating night to go Is-fore thu American four delivery routes to be in ef­ expectations ” |officers lit the submarine base still blocksdriving from the county jail by a and 25,000 men operating 2,500 Freight Embargo Will u sentiment which will make law debt, funding commission today in fect after Oct. 1, hnve been pre­ Infused to see the- darker bide <>f panes. The only cost item dealt Other members of tho purty, sheriff. enforcement not only possible hut a defense of the French debt fund­ pared hy the local postal author­ some of whom have visited SanHe In E ffect Tuesday; I the picture. Relatives and friends deputy (Continued on Page Three) ities, nnd are shown, ns follows: ing plan. u dis|1*of members ui of miv the omji S-51 crew *1 iiiuniucro u t -»i . .Sheriff . . . . . Chase t,said that I ford in the past, were amsxed at City Route I M. Cuilluux drew up u declaruYoung Buys 12 Ships popular. "We dare not attempt to ad­ frantic with suspense, besuiged the “ ««* whistle vvas heard heard aa few fe min| tho growth of this community durTo From made (Continued on Pago Three) vance with our eyes closed to tho base Sunday and all were advised ^ CJ before the prisonirs the Inst two years, reiterating Mr. House Members House >..» to nl.nmlnn • their dash for liberty. M MIAMI, Sept. 28.—(A*)—The em­ testimony of history. If we fail to | Pettymun’s praise of local civic 3 I■ not abandon hnn.hope. No. No. the sheriff's department Sat­ bargo on "dead freight," lifted by make the passion for righteous­ co-operation. It was tho unantLieut. Commander Flanagan, the of ion I < VfPI .... 201 Fort Read Avc. urday decided to suspend the .Sun­ ness in Seminole county the pre­ the Florida Kant Coast Railway a ,icjy moils opinion of the entire group [base executive officer, insisted day church services, beliovcing the 20 | Chnpman Av(-.,... week ago, becomes effective again dominating one, we shull but re11oq I that tho future of Sanford is as­ that when the submarine was rnm- escape would be attempted then, ..... POO O range Avc.... ut midnight Tuesday, officials an­ peut tho history of Nineveh, Baby­ nicd a largo number of the crew ..... 500 11911* sured, by reason of its geographi­ Locust Avc.......... helpless in lon and Nassau, and the name of nounced today. All stations from location, und because of the wire in u position to lock them- | r / ir ^ ‘h?n;kf f / t'wo.lid'have re 1199 cal Hickory Ave....... ..... 500 WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—(/V) West Palm Bench to Homestead, our county will bceome but u re­ agricultural and industrial activity fteivc* behind the water-tight doors the cnnfu.Hi ..... 500 1199 Pine Ave............. —The town of Washington, North south of hero, are included in tho minder of a people who did not of the torpedo and motor compart- su*,0ll among \ 11 • • 409 seen hero during their stay. Celery Ave. . .... ..... 400 hnvo the courage to maintain a Carolina, has been humiliated. new order. lirtak Made At Breakfast. inenta in the bow nnd stern of the Speaking toduy regarding the Officem operating front the sher­ I’ngo Three) (Continued on worthy standard, and our failure Tho break was made while And all because there is also n 1submersible. There, provided the visit of tno railroad heads Sun­ iff’s office late Friday afternoon to enforce the law will invite such arrested It. E. Hilliard as he fin­ called Washington, D. C. day, Mayor Forrest Lake stated Buys 12 Freight Boats air held out, they would be »afo for breakfast was being brought to place Not only have residents of tho forces of wickedness that Seminole HOLLYWOOD, Fin., Sept. 28.— nt least 72 hours, which would the prisoners. Owing to the layout Tar Heel city suffered by having ished running five gallons of whis­ Warrants Out For 3, the members of the committee wero favorably impressed with give the derrick ship time to make of the jail all foods must l»e serv­ their mail first go to Washington, (Ah—To meet building demands of county will become a cesspool of key through a still which he i.-i Wanted In Denver the iniquity. ed through the main entrance to officials, whom, he says, were this city, largely caused by tho the attempt at raising her. raid to have been operating in thu I). C. That they probably would Florida East Coast embargo, which .•But how dare we permit such u swamp along the lake front in thu astounded at the extent of local Officials in charge* of the rescue the jail proper. endure in silence. The wus endangering construction pro­ tendency for even a minute. It is vicinity of thu western city limit DENVER, Sept. 28.—(A*)—Fed­ activities, particularly agricultur­ Acting Warden C. G. Pratt was continue toaffront work admitted thnt the delay tn is that their mu­ gram underway here Josoph W. our privilege to build a county eral warrants for three bankers al. He stuted that memliers ot raising the S-51 afforded the most stationed near the door, while Ol- crowning line, according to announcement is dubbed "Little Wash­ Young, deevlopor of this city, an­ with a noble name. Far more im­ mndo at the office of Sheriff C. M. charging conspiracy to violate the the party had signified their in­ depressing aspect of tho situation. lio Moore, negro trusty, who was nicipality than good roads in a coun­ Hand, this morning. The authori­ national banking laws through the tentions o t returning here during ington." shot and killed, entered with a tray nounced today the purchase of a portant The most optimistic estimate as So the Washington, N. C., Ro­ ty with good character. The build­ to the length of time men might of food. As Moore stepped inside tary Club lias decided the best wav fleet of 12 boats, which will be ing und the maintaining of u sys- ties confiscated thu still, five gal­ closing here September 19 of the the winter, at which time they ex­ lons of liquor nnd approximately Globe National Hunk, have been pect to spend some (line in thia live in the comparments was 72 the door one of the prisoners ran to settle the matter is to have the used to transport building "miter(Continucd on I‘age Three) city* issued. 100 gallons of maifi, it is said. j hours, nnd two-thirds of that time into him, knocking him to tho national capital change its mimn. inis to this city. Members of tho party left San­ Those named were D.H . Staley floor. Tho rush for the door fol­ I bus passed since the sinking. According to the report. Deputies in their privato ford, private car, shortly chnirmnn of the board of directors lowed, and Moore, apparently be-| “Our town was the first Wash­ Divers Make Report. W. C. Williamson and J. M. Vickery ington in the country to be desig­ The reports of naval divers who coming confused, is said also to nated ns a postoffice,” quoth R<>waded through tho shallow marsh of tho Globe National, W. F. Bish­ after 4 o’clock yesterday [were tho first to reach the wreck have started out of the building. tariun Edmund Hnrding, of Wash­ along tho lake front Friday to a op, vice president and F. L. Bishop, noon. added to tho hopelessness of the He fell, mortally wounded, in the ington, N. C,, “anil we’re entitled treo 400 yards from the shore, in former president of the Home Sav­ workers. Chief Torpedoman J. W. doorway. which Hilliard hud erected the still ing hunk, which merged with tho Annual Convention of to our name. Washington, I). Ingruham, the first diver to go Warden Pratt stepped into an {isn’t, it's up tb them to indko the on n scaffold, surprising him ut Globe National last July. down, said theVe was no possible adjoining corridor of the jail of­ change. NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—f/P)— I Mrs. Annie F. Fuhrmann. wife of the conclusion of the run, it is re­ The latter two were arraigned War Veterans Opened chnnco that any of the imprison­ fice for protection. The first fus­ Brooklyn Engle today tells how I Hens Fuhrmann, then the captain ported. Hu offered no resistance, before u federal commissioner yes Accordingly President T. Harvey . of n rum running vessel at Green- according to the officers, nnd wan terday. They piended not guilty ed men were alive. illade of shots did not stop the Myets, of tho Washington, N. C., The ST. PETERSBURG. Sept 2S.— nnd were releunzd on bonds of $25,­ (A*>—The twenty-seventh*. annual "I made up niy mind to this one rush for freedom, according to the Rotary Club, has appointed n com­ the shortsightedness of the "higher I r“ x 7 i'" g tarted out to get her lodged in tho county juil. minute after I reached the vessel deputy sheriffs. However, ns the mittee to confer on The question ups" of a huge New York boot- j husband out »f tho illicit trade, or In a statement today. Deputy 000 each. It was announced Staley national encampment of U. S. Span­ and found tho conning tower hatch five men fell wounded, the others with the Washington, D. C., Ro­ logging ring in failing to provide ■failing thnt to "get” the ring lend- Williunison said that Hilliurd is an wns expected to surrender Mon- ish War Veterans formally opened wide open," Ingraham said. “There turned lmck into the jail. for the needy wife of one of their ors who kept him in it. old offender, und has been under d*Y* throe a r e charged with hnv- here today with Chauncey W. Her­ tary C'lul*. is a hole in the portside three feet rick ef Washington, I). C.t Com* The following resolution also has rum-running enptuins led to the | Mrs. Fuhrmann, on May 10, surveillance for sonto time. It is ingTho conspired “jointly with felon­ nui.ilor-in-Chicf presiding. wide and 8 or it feet long, located smashing of the ring and the arrest i wrote her story and sent a copy said that he was convicted on a been dispatched to the District of ious intent to defraud, on January between the deck gun and the cut “Dutoh’Travels Fast; Columbia Rotnrians: of its leaders. The women, :*iys to Mra. WillcbrundL More than 1.000 delegates w c n j| liquor charge here last year. 5, 1925, to procure tho purchase of registered at the opening of ses­ wutcr abaft the conning tower. “ 1 want to get my husbnnd once the F.agle story, exposed the ring “ Whereas, our people hnve been Reported In Bristol the stock of the Globe .National “Ah I walked around the deck sion, Addreiuoa of wvlconu* wuro occasioned more or less humiliation nnd made possible the raid last nnd for all, nut of ruin running,’ Tates Are Convicted bank. stamping and kicking on the Wednesday on Its offices in the rhe wrote. “He is highly capable, by Governor John W. through tills city being referred The conspiracy as set forth in delivered BRISTOL, Ten.. Sept. 28.—(A*)— to as ‘Little Washington,’ to desig- Times Square district. hatches as a means ot communi­ I but when he goes out on one of his On Poisoning Charge Murtin, U. S. Senator Duacan Ui the warrants took tho form of tho cating wit|, the crew, I' saw air “Dutch” Anderson, wanted in In­ nntc it from Washington, I), C., Her primary object was to get trips I do not see him tor montns Fletcher, Congressman IL J. Drnne,^ issuance of $127,(300 In what was Mayor C. M. Blune and J. M. Me-* hubbies coming out around the diana for murder, wns reported to. at a time, and when ho does re her husband out of tho rum running • MARION, 111,, Sopt, 28.—UT)— “known to be worthless notes." ____ f ull ............T.| hatches, of which are closed be in Denton’s Valley, near here 11,1,1 Donald of the local camp. Follow­ “ Whereas, our own town hpldi businesu und into legitimate pur­ turn ho hus spent all of his money Robert Tate anil his wife, Ruby, with the exception of the conning I tonight. A posse of deputies and the distinction of being the first suits. on liquor parties, and must again ing th? opening exercises tho vet' tower match. 1 was sure then that special officers left Abingdon, >«., postoffice in the country to hear hihe won the praise of Mrs. Mab­ hiro himself out to rum runners to todny were found guilty by u jury Markets cruns and members of tho auxj* of slnying Mrs, Tate’s first hus­ the whole boat wus filled with wa­ at 8 o’clock in an effort to capture the name of Washington; , . el Willcbrandt, assistant United earn more.” ary went to separate business t the fugitive.A deputy sherif said band, Joseph Herrington, by poison. ter." [States attorney general in chargo When Captain Fuhrmann left on “ Be it resolved, tnut the Rotary a ions. CHICAGO. Sept. 28. —(A *) Mrs. Tate was sentenced to 20 lie recognized Anderson from a rin h of Washington, N. C., begs I of liquor prosecution* In Washing­ hU |»st trip, Mrs. Fuhrmann ap­ No Sign of Life. Wheat. December 129 1-2 to 110; ---------—-----years in the penitentiary, white photograph he hnd seen. He Ingraham reported that He the Rotary Club, of Washington, ton, nnd nn appointment as special proached leaders of the rum ring Tato was given thirty years im­ May HO 1*2 to 111 B-4; to rn , Dr-1 LoeauurK—City vi thr.t the suspect had been in that “made nil the noiso he could" nnd II. C., to lend ita influence in bring­ officer on the government prohibi­ asking for a part of her husband s prisonment. Tho Jury deliberated comber, 7rt 3-1 to 77 7-8; Oats, De- area approximately put his hand oil the hutch covers vicinity all afternoon, having had ing about a change in the name of tion forces. ceniber 38 8-4 to 39. *ndlea. _ . to nco whether there wns nny vl- trouble with a roniDtcr our cnpitnl city.’* driving. (Continued on I’ngo Three) ly Giant Derrick LOCAL REALTORS KING COMPARES HEAR OF ACUTE SHERIFF’S FORCE HOUSE SHORTAGE WITH THE CITIZEN Washington, N. C. Wants Capital To Change Its Name County Authorities Get Man Operating Still At City Limits Needy Wife Of Rum Runner Exposes Huge Bootleg Ring In New York City �m The colon mostly used are black, purple, bright blub, grad, all shades is an exposition of the Romanic, green and red. Much of, the rpd school of composing.. .LONDON, Sept. 26.—<A»)—The of Arnold ascribes his ease In plac­ is combined with black and many billiard cue with which he won a of the blues are two toped. ing the quartet to the fact that Victory over King George on the there is a definite reversion In Ger­ green baixe a t Balmoral, will be many nnd Holland ffptn extremo carried borne soon by George H. futurism in mpit'p as exemplified Merrill, of Washington, who was by Stravinsky, to mor# conserva­ a recent week end guest of the tive and melodious forms.’ king at the royal estate in Scot­ land. 5.1,251 carloads citrus fruit ship­ ped from Florida since September After a day of deer stalking, the king challenged Mr. Merrill to a match at 250 points. The Americnn finished twenty points ahead of his Fort Pierce—Contract nwordetl royal host. The king, it in known, at 61,115,112 for constructing 20 can wield a wicked cue at times, miles sidewalk, 30 miles curbs and but be is not as good n billiard gutters, and 15 miles street. player as hia father was. King Fidward VII often bolted his own dic­ IN T IIF. C i n t ’I I l T CQI I I T O F T H E n e v r n t ii jru fc iA t. e n t e r it tum that "no gentleman should be OF T H E ST A T E -O F F I.O HIHA capable of making n break of more IN ANO F O R N E M IN O I.E l.'Ol'Nthan 25 points. T V . IN t - l l i N l E l t V . What would King George do with a .whale if he wero presented with one? Was the question prompted recently by the chase of one of these mammals of the deep off the English coaid by fishermen who sought to capture it for their rul­ er. The idea of presenting n whale to the king is in accordance with an act dating back to the days of King Edward II, under which nil whales and sturgeons with ono ex­ ception caqght around the coasts of Great Britain belong to the reign­ ing monarch. King Georgo has rarely had the refusal of a whale, but he has had several sturgeons presented to him during hln reign, the first such gift being made at the time of his coronatibn. A few days ngo the king visited the Cardigan Bay dis­ trict, in Wales, and, according to the ancient custom, wax presented with a sturgeon which had been taken off tho Welsh coast. The exception noted in the old act is in tho case of sturgeon caught in tho Thamou rivet* abovo London Bridge. Any sturgeon cap­ tured there belongs to the lord mayor after tho city coroner has held an inquest on it and duly cer­ tified that It is a sturgeon und thut it was caught within the area of the mayor’s jurisdiction over the Thames. Although it i* the habit of the sturgeon, like the salmon, to swim up-stream to spawn, there are only a few inatancen on record where the Thames has yielded a municipal sturgeon fUr the'm enu of ataif! old Kqnsion House, where the lord mayor'resides. The world's butter nnd cheese men, when they meet in solemn con­ clave hero next year, will be nak­ ed to ratify a rule drafted by the International Cheese Commission at Berne, Switzerland, by which the place of manufacture of nil kinds of cheese would have to be clearly stated. Thus, cheese, manufactured in America, but resembling Kmmcnthal, would have to he described an “American Emmenthal,” to distin­ guish it from the Swiss article. The meeting of the cheese com­ mission was attended by represen­ tatives of France, England, Germnny, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Hol­ land, Denmark, Austria, Hungary, nnd Switzerland. Tho “death or glory" air race ]■ tho wov correspondents of sev­ eral London papers describe the Schneider cup race to be held nt Baltimore October 2-1. Thgy are tell­ ing their rcuders that the trinngular course of twelve milen, which is to be covered five times, will mean a heavy strain on the pilots. have been cnThree British pilots hnvc ... terod for the race, Captuln Henri Blard, who will pilot the super­ marine 8-4; Hubert 8 . Broad, who will fly a Gloster-Napier, nnd Bert flinkler, reservo pilot. The planes recently underwent full speed tests, but the results were not ntnde pub­ lic. Th pilots wore to piil for the United States today. Hinkler, tho third pilot chosen, is known as “Tho Airman with the Wonder Hands." He first gained fame by a non-stop flight from London to Turin in a plane equip­ ped with n 35 horse-power engine, lie nnd his companions hnvo un­ dergone special training for the raco since it is expected thnt the 6trpin involved will necessitate I’pecial preparation. A curious English counterpart of tho old time American habit of recognizing greatness by giving u man’s name to a brand of cigars, revealed Itself at tho Horticultur­ al Show when a pew unchristened dahlia wus shown nnd named. It was not, as might have been ex­ pected, given the name of some feminine beauty of royul blood, nor even un ordinary dictionary term redolent of aweetneas, liKht and other qualities potpesjed by dah­ lias. It was named the ".lack Hobbs Dahlia," after the modern king of professional cricketers. Hobbs nil this season has been more than ever in the public eye and admiration. Not only has fie exceeded the record of 121 “centurics” made by t|io greatest of bygone cricketers, \V. G. Grace, hut he has beaten his best previous * 6lfregnto rpns in u season which was 2,872 in 1920. A “century" is 100 ur more runs scored by a bats­ man in a single inning. rAHu>, Sept. 20—f/P)—The high­ est prices ever paid for grnpea from the fumoua "King’s vine,” nt Fontableau were realized «t the annual sulo whpn a sum nearly double that of 1924 was taken in. The 1U25 production, which was of gqocj nyernge quality, brought 1,700 francs for 30 lots of 25 pound each, pt against 000 frupcs in 1924. Tho grapes come from the cel­ ebrated vine planted by King Hen­ ry IV, in the 15th century. With the care given It by Louis XIV, und despite Napoleon's indifference, it is now considered the finest spec­ imen of i|s kind in Europe. It hus a counterpart in Hnmptuu Court, England, which produced this year six hundred bunches of grupcB. Longer skirts, longer sleeves nnd high cp|lars will be the rule in wo­ men's dress for the coming fall und winter seasons, the dictators of fashion have ruled. Most of tho full nnd winter models displayed ut the “jyand openings" of tho leading dress makers show, u decided ten­ dency toward tight fitting, partic­ ularly ut the normal waist line. All the frocks for day-time wear have long sleeves, mostly large from elbow to wrist, and nenrly all have high collors, some Touching to the ears. For evening the run to lace, In black, gold or silver; vel­ vets and silk or chiffon in light colors. Many are fur trimmed und The French debt funding mis­ sion to the United States sailed unaccompanied by a single woman amiatnnt although some of the delegates have along wives. The o f .N o rth w est Q u a r t e r o f s e c ­ ti o n 31. T o w n s h i p 30, S q u ib , R a n g e 19 E a s t , e t al. D efendant*. ' ' O rder of P s k l l M t l n T o a ll p n rt le * c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e a t u n d e r S a m u e l C. T f a r k u e y , d e ­ c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d l a n d s -tegsHemI n o l e 'C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . t o - w l t r T < o r t h J f a l f o f N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r o r r ll*i;. tlo n T h irty -o n e. T o w n s h ip T w e n ty . S o u t h , R a n g e T w e n t V - n lil # E a r i H ti> a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g nil I n t e r e s t u n ­ d e r ( l e o r g e C. B r a n tl e y ,- d e c e a s e d , d r o l h o r w l s e . In a n d t o I n s a b o v e a n d If d e a d a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r e s t u n d e r J a m e s S. H a c k n e y , deceased n r o th e r w is e ; to a l l ' p a r ­ t i e s c l n l m l n g a n I n t e r e s t In a n d to t h e a b o v e d e s c r ib e d r e a l e s t a t e : You a n d rnch of you a re h e re b y ordered to a p p e a r to th e a b o v e e n ­ ti t l e d c a u s e on n r b e f o r e t h e f i r s t M o n d a y In Oct<dicr,-l935. s a m e b e i n g a R u le D ay o f th is c o u r t a n d th e f i f t h d a y of th e m o n t h , a n d In d e ­ fault th ereo f n decree p ro confessn w ill b e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u a n d e n ch o f y o u nnd s a i d e a u s o p ro c e e d 1IIII t o ( I n le t T i t l e ex p a r t e . I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t i l l s o r ­ E F F I B If. H A R R O f,* d e r be p u b l i s h e d w e e k l y , o n e * a C o m p l n ln a n t . w eek for 'f o u r co n se c u tiv e w e e k s • VS.' In T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d n n e w s p a p ­ K J . 1’HAMIIKKM, e t ale.. D efen d an ts, e r p u b l i s h e d a t S a n f o r d . F ln r k ju . W i t n e s s m y h a n d n n d H*-al o f said t l r d r r o f I'u b lle a llo n T h e H ta te of F l o r i d a t o t h e a f t e r C o u rt th in th o 4th. d n y of S e p t e m ­ nam ed p a rtie s. (Ireetln g e: b e r . ’ 1935. T o a ll u n k n o w n p u r t l e s c la i m i n g V. K. DOVOLAHM. C le rk of C ir c u i t C o u r t . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . ( C i r c u i t C o u r t S eal) By A. M. W E E K S . D. C. C H A R L E S I*. D IC KIN SON . S o l i c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . . S ep t. 5-1 3-19.20 Oct. 3. a A T W W A t. a B T E M a s a N O T IC E fll* N o tic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t b p ll c a t i b n w i l l be m a d e t o tn< fr c t l v « m m e d la «iy «P ond 4p. t a l e L e g i s l a t u r e a t a s p e c i a l see aloft a lallahaalshasslotit htehreeroefo ft ot oheheh ehledl dInIn T T se e . F l o r i d a , o n r.- d a t e t o - b s set b y t h e O o v e r n o r o f l h a s a i d S ta t e o f F l o r i d a f o r t h e p a s s a g e of th e p r o p o s e d la w . ’ A n *tct" e n t i t l e d a n a c t e s t s b - S e p t: 9-12-19-36. O c t 3-10-17-34-31. ll a h l n g a b ir d r e s e r v a t i o n to ba k n o w n a s t h e L a k e C h a r m B ird R e s ­ N o v. 7-14.____________________________ e r v a t i o n In t h e C o u n t y of Seminole. Be It e n a c t e d by t h e L e g i s l a t u r e of th e s ta te of F lo rid a: S e c tio n I. A B ird R e s e r v a t io n t o be k n o w n a s t h e L a k e C h a r m U*r«l jo . ^ ^ omvMntnt R eserv atio n Is h e r e b y c re a t e d in t h e C o u n ty o f S e m i n o le w i t h i n th e vs. l i m i t s a n d b o u n d a r i e s a n d h e r e i n ­ W A Lovell. * t nl.. W. A. UefendnntB< a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , t o - w l t : S e c t i o n s 1, 3, 3. 9, 10. 11. 14. 15; IS.. All In T o w n s h i p 31— S. "4 R a n g e 31. A ls o S e c ti o n 6 In T o w n ­ s h i p 31, r a n g e 33. T o W A. Lovell a n d w ife .— . S e c ti o n 3. T h a t It s h a l l be u n ­ n a m e IS l a w f u l to k ill, h u n t . t r a p , d e s tro y L ov clL w h o se C h r i s t a „ by a n y m e a n s w h a t e v e r , w i t h i n t h e u n k n o w n : E no ch Bell a n d w i t a . l i m i t s o f t h e L a k e C h a r m H lrd R e s ­ — -^ C y rle n w ® e r v a t i o n p r o v i d e d f o r In S ection I and**wlfe!*— o f t h i s a c t. a n y b ir d , w ild tu r k e y , C h r i s t i a n n am e Is u n k n o w n . E.- ^ c . w i l d goo se, o r a n y w ild bird o r w i l d fo w l o f a n y k in d , o r s q u irre l a t a n y t i m e n n d t h a t t h e r e sh all n o t h e r e a f t e r w i t h i n s a i d li m i ts he ldn k K Iract.hnum ? Be?5!Jrd “ T j l r s c h * a n y o p e n s e a s o n f o r g a m e b ir d s o r s « » n e S yd ^ g n « J f o w l o f a n y k in d , e x c e p t d o m e s tic » f o w l, w ild d u c k , sn ip e , n n d coot, n s Ab. K lr s c h lm u m & C o m p a n y . E. T a f t . T . «rlawalTA a n d a n y . p e r s o n w h o a t a n y tim e W i l l i a m * v i o l a t e s t h e p r o v i s i o n s o f t h i s law* n e o r g e C. C la rk . J o h n M. M o r to n D. B o gu e. t r a d i n g , under s h a l l upo n c o n v ic t io n lie p u n i s h e d n s Is n o w p r o v i d e d hy la w f o r vio­ t h e f i r m n a m e ..f T e f t. W e l l e r * l a t i o n s o f t h e C a m e L a w s of th i s Co.: C h a r l e s E. S m ith " ni1, R ic h a r d s o n , p a r t n e r s u n d e r t h e f i r m state. , S e c ti o n 3. Tt s h a l l b e t h e d u ty <>f n a m e o f A d a m s n nd It e h a r d s o n . W i l l i a m O. A n d e n rle d n n d w i f e - — t h e C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n e r s of the C h r lu t ln n C o u n t y of S e m i n o le t o p o s t n t v a ­ n. a m,, e- AIsn d >unnfkl n^ o» w nwhom* : Emm a A nden­ r i o u s p la c e s on t h e I .n k e C h arm r l e d : M a r y W. A u d e n r l e d : Iaiii Iho l l l r d R e s e r v a t i o n , p r o v i d e d f o r In t h i s A ct, n o t i c e s to t h e p u b li c sh o w - M . ' A u d e n r l e d ; A n n a F . A u d e n r l e d ; £«»» / K gSST'UKf flan nam e la u n L p w n t ^ i J U ^ a e h Jhnda^la^ If living* and " f r Huf.V. any or nil of said parties be dead to all portlet claiming Interests jg’ t s w a a s T h;‘^ ‘'-o8omh> w i f e , -------- —-----L o v e ll , w h o s e C h r is - fV > « t e r ' IV .fc'f of , t l a n n a m e la u n k n o w n ’ E n o c h Dell a n d w i f e . M a r t h a F . B e l l ; K c l w l n o of n ‘Tn',n j Carrier /Uml w ire.------------ Carrier w h o l e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n * B . C. M c D o w e ll a n d w i f e . — - 1 - ^ M c D o w e ll, w h o a e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n : S im o n K trs c h h n u m . D av­ Id K l r a o h b a u m . B ernard K lrsch tia u m , E m i l S e lla . E l y K. S e l l a a n d M o r r l a M ay , p a r t n e r s d o i n g h u a | . u r n n a At>. K l r s c h h a u m & C o m ­ p a n y ; W i l l i a m E . T e f t , T . ( l r la w a l d . U e o r g e C. C l a r k . J o h n M. B e a c h & M o r t o n D. Hogue, tr a d in g u nder t h e f i r m n a m e o f T e f t , W e l l e r ft Co.: C l i a r le a E . S m i t h a n d C. W . H lrh ard so n , p artn ers under th e firm n a m e of A dnm a a n d R ich ard aon: W illiam (1. A n d e n r l e d a n d w if e .-------------------- A n d e n r l e d , * w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e 1s u n k n o w n : E m m a A. A u d e n r l m l : M n r y W . A u d e n r l e d ; L o u i s e M. A u d e n r l e d ; A n n a F . A u denrled; M argaret W. Itam iey; R o s w e l l Cl. B r o o k s a n d w if e , E l i s a . b o t h C. B r o o k s : a n d R o b e r t R a y . m o n d R e id a n d w i f e .---------------- -Held. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n , to all p a r tie s c la im in g I n te r e s ts u n ­ d e r L y m a n I ’h e lp s . d e c e a s e d : a n d W illia m 0 . A nd en rled . d eceased ; or o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e f o l l o w i n g d escrib ed lan d s, s itu a te , ly in g and b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y o f Hentlnoie a n d S ta t e of F lo rld u . m o r e 'p artic­ u la r ly d e sc rib e d ns fo llo w s, to - w lt: T he S o u th east Q u arter of th e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n F iv e , T o w n s h i p 30. S o u t h o f R a n g e 3i E a st, less b e g in n in g a t th e S o u th ­ e a s t C o rn e r of aald S ection, T o w n - “ lv*r, |n Sou** •hg . . . *nd to nsnies* m g any u , * -n5r J'«hL*fiuV5 * n; . ‘2 the i or any pVrt'Sjjj «nd etch oVyb0l w J ‘ he 5th day ,)f jt-.w! “ « “3 * sa w s Utlve weeks. * o f ' t h J c V r 8c8u l t ‘5 0^ « J u d i c ia l Circuit n,n * t F lo r id a a n T ,“ > ty.nn.thu , hc , „ t*y (SEAL) V. E DOCr.i^,., C le rk o f the circuit P S ev en th Judle kl r,.° Ida. In and fo rT a & jj D eCO T^ES &M‘8 P * § 3 | S olicitors and of*rv5 Complainant. ■MIAMI SHORES ‘A e n i'c .\'s M ^ A? m ioitsrranb POSSIBLY no city the country over has made as much’ in profits “on the side” for her citizens as lias Miami Many of Miami’s annual tourist friends, here for three or four months, not only pay their expenses while here, but take back home with’ them —or leave here re-in­ vested—additional money, made for them, literally, by Miami, while they spend their vacation in this match­ less climate. HEItLIN*, Sept. 20.—(A1)—The accrbitcs aroused hy the celebrated Dayton, Tcnn., “'evolution trial" appear to have been transferred to Gcrmuny, where a sharp debate on the Darwinian theory hus been rag­ ing among scientists. The trouble started when Prof. Albert G. I*. Fleischmunn, professor of embry­ ology nt the University of Erlangen Bavuriu, and u noted writer on Darwin, claimed recently In the Munich Noueste Nnchrichten that the Durwininn theory of the origin of ppeciea has been contradicted by later researches of science und thut but few scientists still accept it. This led twelve professors of paleontology nnd zoology in the University of Munich to issue u public statement, declaring that now, as formerly, they regard the formulation of the doctrine of the origin of npccien ns among the highest achievements of their res­ pective sciences. They expressed the opinion thut this viewpoint is shared hy ulinost nil representat­ ives of their branches of loomipK. The controversy promise*- to con­ tinue lustily drawing an increasing number of debaters into its 5copc. SO IT IS with the home folks—men and women in all walks of life, busy a t their particular vocation and per­ m itting Miami—G reater Miami—to m ake profits for j them “on the side,” profits which, oftentimes, exceed considerably the rem uneration from their regular voca­ tion. Such instances are not the exception—they are the rule. Miamians do not keep on wishing they had the chances of a few years ago. Miamians eagerly grasp the opportunities of today, counting them equally, profitable, hut many times more secure, as do also the experienced visiting Miamians, who have followed Greater Miami’s progress. • “I will sell my sole possession, viz. my golden bachelor's freedom, to tho highest bidder,” is the frank matrimonial advertisement recent­ ly iniurted hy Heinrich Eisler, a merchant of Altona, in tho Ham­ burger Fremdenblutt. Eisler describes himself as 15, of a trustworthy character, a lover of art and nature. Ho announced that bids from women up to 10 years of ago would bo considered. Sebastian Scheldt, a Bavarian soldier, who lost n leg in the World Wnr, wants to demonstrate that a one legged hiker can he as good us them having two legs. He ban started on a walking tour of Ger­ many nnd within a year hoped to cover a route running throughout tho country with a length of 1,000 miles. Schcidl claims thut many days he is ahlo to walk ns much as 20 miles. He started from Munich nnd his route lay fine through Saxony, Silesia, Brandenburg, i'omerqniu, and Mecklenburg. He wus lust seen passing through Kiel, having al­ ready gone through Hamburg nnd Altona. Maurice Arnold, n Now York composer and a pupil of Anton Dv­ orak. has been honored by having hia “String Quartet in G" accept’ ed for production this winted hy thej fssny Barmns Quartette, in Berlin, and the Zimmerman Quar­ tette in Amsterdam. His violin concerto also is to he produced by Fritz Kerkhoff in Amuterdam. Thu quartet abounds in Amur!- && " flC H s i& ii* i h l a H o n o r a b l e C o u r t, a n d In dftf a u l t t h e r e o f a d e c r e e p ro c o n fe s sn b« e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u a n d each o f you. I t in f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o ­ t i c e he p u b l i s h e d In t h e Hunford H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p| u b l................ i s h e d In . .. C o u n ty . F lo r id a , o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r * o n s e c u tlv e w eeks. W i t n e s s t h e h a n d a n d a e a l of V. E. D o u g la s s . C l e r k o f t h e C ircu it C o u r t o f H c m ln o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a a t t h e c o u r t h o u s e In H an fo rd . HetnIn o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h i s 4th day o f H eptemlA’r A. D. 1935. V. E. DOBOLAHH. C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t . ( O F F I C I A L H EA L ) By A. M. W E E K S . D e p u t y C lerk . F R E D L. H O l ’H HOLDKIt. S o lic ito r fo r C om plalnnnt. H»pt. 5-13-19-26. l’rince I.ouia Ferdinand, second son of the former Crown I'rincc Frederick William, has made his de|>ut ns u violinist nnd concertmeister. He recently left for a tour of' Westphalian cities with the orcheutrn of the Potsdam renlgymnusiurp, the "prep" Hchool in which he is a student, und he will play the first violin and act as concertmeister. The Potsdam Madrigal chorus also is tuking part in this tour. Prince I-ouis Ferdinand is prov­ ing n student of more thun aver­ age ability. Recently he surprised mumher.i uf his family hy learning Spanish in a few weeks. A little later he gave u public lecture un the impressions of u visit he had mqdu to Spain. L B U IH tA M a rg a re t W. R a m s e y ; R o sw ell o lg t h a t no h u n t l n g I» l'o r ^ ‘lPd,h ^ I) r o o k s and w ife. E lisab eth c B roo H ljl « n d R o b e r t R a y m o n i i Held IT IS TRULY significant th a^t the records show a P1'^• ponderance of these investors to be investing in Miami Shores. Their experiences in the earlier days in Miami are recalled by Miami Shores’ similarity to the older city, with its vast area of bay frontage, its fine and strategically located main highways, its causeway and island* features, plus Miami Shores’ added advantage! of a stupendous guaranteed improvement and buildmfl program. Then, too, these investors realize that wit the present definite and sound era of prosperity, tlm1* profits must be, necessarily, and accordingly greater and quicker. • THESE FIGURES TELI THE STO RY ! A Nine Months' Sales Record T o B e tty A dam s: P ro p e r affidavit nuH tioen file d In tliln Bill. iiruylnK d i v o r c e h e r e i n , hy t h e C o m p l a i n a n t f o r n e rv l e e by p u h l l r n t l u n . m a t i n g t h a t t h e D e f e n d a n t In n o n - r e s i d e n t n n d t h u t tt v r n g d r e a s •* $u7 N. 13 H tro ut, C it y of P h i l a d e l p h i a and S ta te of P en n sy lv an ia. . A n d t h a t t h e r e Is no p e r s o n In th e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , s e r v le c o n w h o m a s u b p o e n a w o u ld hind h e r a n d t h a t s h e Is a b o v e 21 y e a r s of a g e . I t Is t h e r e f o r e O rd e re d , t h n t yon a p p e a r In t h i s C o u r t to t h i s Hill of C o m p l a in t , o n t h e f i r s t M onday In Oeii,lo-r, 1925. s a m e Ip-liig a ru le d a v | n t h i s C o u r t , o r p ro confexan w ill lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. It Is t h e r e f o r e O r d e r e d t h a t th is n o ti c e he p u b l i s h e d p u c e a Week f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e Weeks. In th e H a n fo rd l l e r u l d , a n e w s p a p e r of g e n e r u l c i r c u l a t i o n , p u b l i s h e d In Hemln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . W i t n e s s V. E. D o u g la s s . C l e r k of t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t a n d th o s e a l of C o u r t u t H an fo rd . F lo r id a V. E. Doth it,ASS. (H E A L ) C lu rk C ir c u i t C o u r t. JO N H , * n i„ N ,:» ; WEBK* A t t y s . fo r C o m p l a in a n t . Total Sales Dec. 1, 1921, to Sept. 2. 1925...... .............................. ! Total Resales Dec. 4, 1924 to Sept. 2, 1925, through Miami Shores office only .......................................... .............. Sales in Arch Creek Section Sept. 2 Grand Total of business handled through the Miami Shores Office in itlne months.................................. WE SUBMIT that the above w arrants your careful cfl sideration of Miami Shores as an investment OPP01^ nity of unusual merit. If it is attractive to the hom folks, it must be attractive to you. E O E U T . TTII J l U l l !..!■ .A **!* 11,T HHMINOI.H c o i i n M , I-I.OHIUA. | \ ( II VXCEKY. c. rrAr(n,iMD.u,'<’“"** < i Complainant V3- ic h e ir s , dovlscos. g ran tees, or P , ? V c l a i m a n t s u n d e r S a m u e l C. H a c k n e y , deceased , In n n d (<> th * fu llu u rin g la n d s in H em lno l* c o u n ­ ty , H u r l d a , t o - w l t ; T h u N o r t h h a lf MIAMI SHORES �! 8ANF0I STEW ARDS WASHINGTON LETTER .W l H i. •'■.Uirnia ftm m * •I .* t»t m ^ M v n fe o K U tiso v n o iiiu re c 1 publicity for the National Associa­ tion of Dyera and Cleaners, Isn’t altogether disinterested, in the blood-curdling ctories he tells of the dangers of cleaning things ■with gmullnc. Maybe ha wants to throw a scare Into the public, so it will take its clothes to his association’s members to be cleaned, instead of trying to clean them at home. Nevertheless some of his talk is Interesting. • * • . "Isn’t It safe enough if you keep it away from a llghb?*’ 1 asked, in rejoinder to ono of Franks statements to the effect that, a pint of gnso)ino and a pound of dynamite arc about in the same class. "My, no," said Frank. “Gasoline Is a dry liquid—” j"\Vhat do you mean, dry liq­ uid?’’ I interrupted. "Dry like gin?" "I me.\n lt’:i a liquid with no water in It," Frank explained. "That’s why we say ’dry cleaning.’ Like many dry liquids, gasoline’s capable of producing electric 2i larks on being swished about. Didn’t you ever notice thn: gaso­ line delivery wagons drag a chain along the ground? That’s to carry !off electric charges before they act cumulate and blow^em U p."' 11 asollnc it's dangerous. It proS uces sparks, oiten a quarter of an inch long—equal to a 5000-volt spark. "If the air’s damp enough and the stuff that’s being cleaned is damp enough also, the spark is dis­ sipated and no harm done. Rut if thcre'.i n little moisture about, as on hot, dry summer days or cold, dry winter ones, tho spark sets off the gasoline fumes, w h ic h arc mighty potent mixed with the cor­ rect proportion of air, anti—wham! up you go." "First-class dry cleaning plants," related Stutx, "do their work in an atmosphere at least 55 per cent moist. Sixty i i better nnd some insist on 70 per cent. "They take hourly moisture readings nnd whenever the nir’s water content falls below the sofety mark it’s artlfically damp­ ened at once. Even at that care­ ful cleaners hnve all their vessels ground connected to carry of nny »ty that may be generated electricity despite their precautions. w if e an d e a c h n n a e v e r y o f th e m If li v in g a n d If d e a d to a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e sa id G e o r g e F r o s t a n d -------------F r o s t hi* w ife. W. It. Y. W it k ln a n d ---------------W i l k i n hi* w ife. J o h n D. M e r r i t t a n d -------------M e r r i t t hi* w ife. W. E. M e r r i t t a n d -------------M e r r i t t b i s wife, n n d e a c h nn d e v e r y , of t h e m d e c e a se d nr otherw ise, claim in g nny In terest In t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b ­ TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 2fi.—</P) ed e i t h e r ns h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n ­ r w i s e n n d all p a r t i e s —Approximately one hundred ap­ teae ecsh aonr d oet vh eery claim in g nny In te r ­ u n d e r nny o f th n a b o v e n a m e d plications had been received for ed st e f e n d a n t s , e a c h a n d e v e r y w h o se examination by the Florida Law n a m e s nnd r e s i d e n c e s n rn u n k n o w n to th e C o m p l a in a n t In th n a b o v e e n ­ Examining Hoard at the meeting t i t l e d c a u s e n n d t o a ll u n k n o w n to be held during tho middle of p a r t i e s w h o m s o e v e r c l a i m i n g an v n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In th o la n d I n ­ next month, according to G. T. ivo lv ed In th is s u i t , said l a n d b e in g Whitfield, secretary of the board. s i t u a t e In S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , Tho check-up was made one week an d d e s c r ib e d n s fo llow s, t o - w it: before tho final day for the receiv­ B e g i n n i n g a t t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r ­ a r t e r of ing of applications, which has been nt heer ofs o ut ht hee as sotu t hqwu ea sr tt e (r | Utn Sec­ set for September 29. tio n 36. T o w n s h i p 20 so u th , R a n g e 29 e a s t , r u n t h e n e n e a s t An eleventh hour flood of nppli- 316 n n d 5-10 fe e t I h e n c e n o r t h eationa In expected to take place 663 a n d 6-10 f e e t t h e n c e w e st 3 t s an il 5-10 f e e t tlntlien s o u t h during the last few days before f>63 a n d 6 -lo f e e t to p o i n t of b e ­ the time limit cxnircs, however, g i n n i n g . a n d It a p p e a r i n g fr o m t h e s w o r n Mr. Whitfield said. Information rehill o f c o m p l a in t h e r e i n filed t h a t gnrdinir the qualifications for ex­ yo u a m i each of y o u m a y c la i m so m e amination were mailed out to about r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In a n d (•> th e 2,000 prospective ntudentn mmc p r o p e r t y h e r e i n b e f o r e ilescrlh ed . t h e r e f o r e O l t l ' K I t E I > th n t time ago. which, it was stated, is yoIut a Is n d each of y o u lie a n d y o u a r e a good indiration thnt there will h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r to t h e Hill C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed In t h i s be considerably more than 100 up- nf c a u s e on M o n d a y th o 6th d a y o f licnnt.s here when the board meets, O c to b e r, A. D. 1925’ th e s n m o b e in g of t h i s C o u rt a t tho Tho coming examination will be aC o uRrtu le H oDay u se n f o r d . S e m in o le the first ainco the board’s organiza­ C o u n ty . F l o r i d aIna n dS a In d efault th e re ­ tion. A place for thn examination of, d e c r e e pro c o n f e s s o w ill |.n e n ­ s t y o u . s a i d c a u s e b e in g has not ns yet been chosen, Mr. ate rseudit atog aqi nu ie t t i t l e In th e C o m p l a i n ­ Whitfield said, it being planned to a n t III anil to t h e a b o v e d e s c r ib e d make Hire of the exact attendance land. before arrangements arc made for o r dIte rIs hof u rpt hu be lir sOh eRdD Eo nRcEe Du t wh aete kt h iIns Renting space. f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k l y Is s u e s of th e H an fo rd H e r a l d , n n e w s p a p e r In S anford, S e m in o le IN T H E C IR C U I T C O U R T O F S i ' l l • p u b lis h e d IN O LE COUNTY, I'l .O l ltO A . IN CountV. F lo r id a . W I T N E S S m v h a n d a m t t h e seal CHANCERY, of t h e C irc u it C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th Of4ff nf ruhllrnllnn J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t of t h e S t a l e nf F l o ­ L L O Y D F . HOYLE, rid a In a n d fo r S E M IN O L E COUNT ,, C o m plainant. , > T i»,|,r»% "■ f,t* : w !w « . afeb n o E “V. E. DOUGLASS. DefpndantN. C le rk qf th e C ir c u i t C o u r t of thn N O T IC E TO K NO W N AND UN* S eventh Ju d icial C ircu it of F lo r ­ KNOWN DEFENDANTS ida, In an d fo r S e m i n o le C ou n ty . T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A , TO{ G E O R G E F R O S T n n d ---- --------F r o s t ( C IR C U I T C O U R T H EAL) Ily A. M. W E E K S . hi* wife, W. H Y. W I L K I E a n d — D e p u l ) C le rk . — - W i l k i e his w ife, J o h n D, M e r­ W IL SO N A H OUSHOLDKR. r i t t n n d -------------M e r r it t h is w ife, W, S o li c it o r s fo r C o m p l a i nant. E. M e r r i l l n n d ----------------M e r r i l l his Sept. 7-14-21-38. ACCOUNTANT S y s t e m s In n t n lt e d — n n d It*— S p ecial R ates to p erm anent C li e n te l e It. L. ROBERSON Masuiilr Temple Room 17. » j u k e Haynes, o f I-oko H e le n , F lo "Rubbing together the surfaces of stu ff like silk or wool will gen­ “ o b l e y W. W llllamji. o r O ste e n , erate frational electricity, too/’ F l o r | da.^oROK c c W o M , R e g i s t e r . Frank went on, "and In a dish of Many Applications T o 'ra k e B ar Exam HaveBeenReceived I t o M U b tl s h c laim t o . t h e t e n d a b o v e drarirlbeit. h t / o r a i O ctan t? J t i d j r e . ' a t i n t e r * . KlorldM,<onlGroiBOt d a y o f ovetm ier, ! » * • ' ‘! ' * ’• ' C la i m a n t n s m a w w i w i t n e s s ^ : A . ’T. Oetaer. o r F a r m t o n , F l o r i d a . M ack U M artin, o f F a r m t o n . K lo - t\ .NOTICE FOR IM PLICATION S E R I A L NO, 017193 Department Of The Interior IN T i m I ' l l t t ’U IT C O U R T , S K V . R.NTII JU D IC IA L C I R C U I T O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D F O I l T I I K COUNTV O F SESI IN OI.K. IN CIIAifCKHV. E m m a t>. Ayers, C om plainant vs. M e r r i t t F. ll o b ln s o n , a n d a ll u n k n t . T n pnrtle* c l a i m i n g In t e r e s t In a n d to ib e l a n d s In v o lv e d In t h i s suit. D efen d an ts O rd e r «f F n b l l r n t l n n T o nn y person , a n d n il p e r s o n s , w h o sn n a m e Is. o r n a m e s a re , u n ­ k n o w n t o th e c o m p l a i n a n t h e re i n , h a v i n g o r c la i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t lit a n d to t h - luiuls, o r a n y p a r t o r p o rtio n t h e r e o f , i n v o l v ­ ed In t h i s s u it: It a p p e a r i n g fr o m t n e s w o r n lilll o f c o m p l a in t , h e r e i n filed, t h a t t h e r e la a perso n , o r n r e p e r s o n s . I n t e r e s t e d In th o p r o p e r t y In vo lv ed In t h e a b o v e , s t y l e d suit, w hose n a m e Is, o r n a m e s tire, u n k n o w n t o c o m p l a ln n n t . nnd t h e c o m p l a i n a n t p r a y i n g In said hill f o r r e l ie f n g nlnst sorb persons, NOW, T llE n E F O R E : A ny p e rs o n , a m i a ti p e r s o n s , h a v ­ i n g o r c l a i m i n g to h a v e n n y I n t e r ­ e s t In t h e S o u th H a l f o f S e c ti o n 3 t, T o w n s h i p 19 S o u th . R a n g e 32 D ust, H emlnolo C o u n ty , F lo rid a , w h ic h l a n d s a r e t h e l a n d s I n v o l v e d In t h e a b o v e s t y le d su it, a r c o r d e r e d to he nn d a p p e a r to ih o hill of c o m ­ p la i n t filed In th i s c a u s e o n M o nday, l h e Stli d a y of O c to b e r, A. D. 1925, a t th o C o u r t H o u se In S a n f o r d , S e m ­ in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; s a i d s u i t b e ­ in g a s u i t to q u i e t t i t l e In c o m ­ p la l n n n t, E m m a A. A y e rs, to th e a b o v e describ e.) m u d s , n n d y o u art* t h e n an d t h e r e r e q u i r e d t o m a k e a n s w e r to said b ill of c o m p l a i n t flted a g a i n s t yo u h e r e i n , o t h e r w i s e n d e c re e p r o c o n fe s s o w ill he e n t e r ­ ed a g a i n s t you, n n d ea c h o f you. IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t tills c i t a t i o n ha p u b l i s h e d once a we.-k In t h e H anford H e r a ld , a n e w sp a p e r p u h lls h c d In S e m i n o le C o u n ­ ty , F lo r id a , fo r e i g h t (8 ) c o n s e c u ­ t i v e w e e k s. W IT N E S S m y h a n d n s C l e r k of s a i d C o u r t and t h e s e a l th e r e o f. Mils t h e 1st day of A u g u s t , A. D. 1926, V. E. DOUGLASS, C le rk of th e C irc u i t C o u r t o f S e m ­ in ole C o u n t v. F lo r id a . Hy A. M. W E E K S . D e p u t y C le rk G E O R G E O. H E R R IN G . A S o llc jto r fo r C o m p l a i n a n t . 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D u r r a n c e . d e ­ c e a s e d . J o | i n S im m o n s a l s o k n o w n a s J o h n B. S im m o n s , d e c e a s e d . — —— S im m o n s ( w if e of J o h n S im m o n s ) d e c e a s e d , W i l l i a m I f ,, B a r l o w , d e ­ c e a s e d . M a r y A. B a r lo w , . d e o e a a e d , J. B. M o g r u d e r d e c e a s e d . ' C u r r i e J . M n g r u d e r d e c e a s e d . H a n fo rd L o a n & T ru s t C om pany, a co rp o ra tio n nnd Its s u c c e s s o r s M a rk s, S p e c ia l M a s t e r , d e c e a s e d , C h e s t e r W . G o o d r ic h a n R e c e iv e r , d e c e a s e d , O v erstreet T u rp e n tin e C om pany, .a c o r p o r a t i o n . EL 8. B u r le i g h , d e c e a s ­ ed, A n n ie A. B u r l e i g h , d e c e a s e d , W . It. W h i t e a l s o k n o w n a s W i l l i a m R. W h it e , d e c e a s e d , a n d U Y. 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J O N E S A N D> JO N E—S , . S o l i c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . S ep t. 7 - H - 1 1 - 2 I . C ounty o f S cm lnM e, » ta Ida. t o - w l t : . , South of *h# Begin 13 c n a tn * »«*«» , ru n n o r t h w e s t c o r n e r of c h a in s : South 7.51 p h a ln s , Ln t *• JS f |,n lns; N orth 7.54 c h a ' " * : ' • .*■ jg T o w n s h ip to b e g i n n i n g 'P, E ast, con* 9 Houth of R a n g e » V;'*1' m i n in g 10 a c r e s m ore or „w o r n And " i t a p p e a r i n g from ‘ho y ou bill of c o m p l a i n t here som a anil ea c h of you m > , right, t i t l e o r In te re s t In a n a {> y ' , }ofs?.rt" o t e a 0||r haHiTr elJ^ in)* y o u . b e y o n d _>ou he I ■ a ■ m m m a a a a l? you . s a i d c a u s e b ein g » " u ,t . *0 ti t l e In t h e co m p la in a n t In nnd to IN, T U B C I R C U I T C O U R T , S R V P N - th e a b o v e described land. IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t T i l J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . IN AND F O R XEMIN OI.K COU NTY . S T A T E t h i s o r d e r he p u b lish ed once n w e e k f o r f o u r c o n se c u tiv e w e e k ly I s s u is OF FL O R ID A . of th e S a n f o r d H erM d. a n e w s p a p e r s a l t to a n l e t T itle p u h lls h c d In S em inole C o u n ty . I tor B. Q. P O R T E R , C om p taln an t. ' ‘’ w i t n e s s m y han d nnd t h e seal of t h i s C i r c u i t C o u rt of t h e S ev e n th C H A R L E S A. FO??.' e t at, J u d i c i a l C ircu it. In a n d f o r .S e m i­ D efen d an ts. nole C o u n ty . F lo r id a on th D th e O r d e r of P u b l i c a t i o n . T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: 7th d a y o f Septem hwr A. D. 19- j . C H A R L E S A F O X a n d M a r y Fox. V. E. DOUGLASS. his w ife , J a m e s D. L e w i s a n d Alice C lerk of t h e C irc u it C ourt. S ev en th E. L e w i s , h is w if e , A a r o n P h i l l i p s : J u d i c i a l C irc u it. In an d fo r S e m ­ a n d to e a c h a n d e v e r y o f t h e a b o v e in ole C o u n ty , F lo rid a . n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , If l i v i n g a n d If (S E A L ) either, a n y o r alt of th e said de­ B>- A. M. R L E E S . D ep u ty Cl e r a . f e n d a n t s h e d e a d , t h e n t o t h e heirs, d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s , a n d o t h e r c l a i m ­ JO H N O. L E O N A R D )’. a n t s u n d e r e a c h n n d e v e r y o f the S o lic ito r f o r C o m p la in a n t. sa id d e c e a s e d d e f e n d a n t a , n n d to all Sept. 7-14*21-28. BAN F O R D , y t . g , ^ ^ THE B U SIN E SS OF RUNNING A ROME IS EASIER BY TH E ADVERTISEMENTS. awl t■ AFTER MI+ EVERY MEAL * .| i .! N THE early days the engineer in charge of platting the City of Miami was instructed to lay T T T T r^ it out in-such a way -that it would accommodate a maximum popu­ lation of 5,000 people. affords b e n e fit as w e ll s**p* le I J • I *„X*f ,’ „ vji, -a » s* * a su re ..f | Healthful exercise for the teeth and a ipur to digestion. A long- , lasting refreihtncnt, soothing t o nerves and stomach. The Great American Sweetmeat, untouched hy h an d s, fu ll o f flavor. .*■„ : * ~ — ODAY MIAMI SHORES is be* I ing planned to accommodate * a population of 100,000, arid, .1 m 'j# accordingly—with • m o d era ideas—75, 80 and 100-foot boulevards are the rule, while the best possible ad­ vantage is being taken to Miami Shores’ w ater-frontage, for, as in Miami, values' radiate from Biscayne Bay, and always will. * *.-» 11 -I - ■r . 1•b IKE all others who were here a t that time, he thought it a “crazy dream ” th at there should ever be th at many peo­ ple in the little trading post, which, how­ ever, soon gained the reputation of be­ ing the Magic City and in 29 years grew to the present metropolis of over 120,000 perm anent population. a a■a 2 4 0 0 Acres on Lake Jessup with 6 1-2 miles lake frontage 2 miles from pres­ ent limits good celery land—$200 per acre— Good Terms. Building construction in the Greater Miami area, it is es­ timated, will reach an aggre­ gate of approximately $100,000,000 before the close of the year 1925. fM! L: r , ' BUSINESS PROPERTY from 50 feet to 100 feet frontage. i | \ ‘i ■ FOR HOMES AND WONDERFULLY LOCATED LOTS .'liS ! See Us or Phone 702 *** ______4 i M l f . i- * 4> * t .J V I ENCE MIAMI SHORES, plan­ ned along most modern lines, will unfold as an integral part of the world’s most beautiful water front city, where beauty of loca­ tion and natural advantages, plus man’s handiwork; will create the maximum of delightful environm ent for those seek­ ing the best in home surroundings and, incidentally, the g reatest possible profits for the wise investors who appreciate the true causes of enhancem ent of values, for 50% of Miami Shores is now within the city limits of G reater Miami and the balance is ready to come in whenever Miami calls. -*—-1— APARTMENT HOUSE SITES any place in the city inquire of them. 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C o m p l a in a n t . vs. J O H N It. D U R R A N C E , e l at. D e f e n d a n ts . s s■ a , • t M i* IN CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. I,an d O ffice a t G a in e s v ille , F lo r id a , S ept. 19. I92,r.. N O T IC E Is h e r e b y a Iveil t h a t L e w is L, ll r u x t o n of F a r m t o n , F l o ­ rida, w ho, on J u n e 16, 1921. m ade H o m e s t e a d E n t r y . No. (117193, fo r NVj of N W ' i . S e c ti o n s i . T o w n s h i p 16 H,, R a n g e 31 Jfl., T a l l a h a s s e e 1 ■ A nd T h ey P lanned a Miami of 5,000 P eople «N H aaH aH aaN aaB H aaaaH H H gaaiM aaaB «ak*araflaaaagaiiaggH H aH N ngB M N M a**B aaiaaaM iar I• w . •*Jj" TagV* -V *» *w* »C *L tm' *t j**;.* * • S. 8 ■ m , ,.. * V ’ : V. \ V VfJ . " M '* MIAMI SHORFS Holly Realty Company Phone 702 Valdez Hotel Bldg. h llllllil'll d(U J I llltDitl! 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II .V D.-ISSI, D ..1’’2S, nnd t h e n u n i t h e r e m u k e e r w i s e ; ' J o s e p h F a u l k n e r . If living, *?*• »•». 2»*. a**- »*7. " eter is far more imporUnt. 9th E. St. ... .... 300 499 l i v in g , am i If o l t h a r , a n y o r a l l of a n s w e r t o t h r hill o f e o n ip l iu u t t x - a n d If d e a d , all p a r l i e s c la i m i n g 2?5- ?! • US* eduled plenary session. He is a ,i’ 31#- 3*u’ 331« are two groups who are reI n t e r e s t u n d e r Jo s e p h F a u l k n e r , de- ??* 3« - « * • III227. 33*. 32*. 331, 3*5. .... 300 499 suli! d e f r m l n n t a lie-d ead , t o ull p a r - hlblted a toHlnnt y o u In t h i a c a u se , ready also to invite a similar do- 8th E. St. . t l r * c l a i m i n g Illterm tH u n d e r th e ''it 'lar f ut .n i t e r o r d e r e d i h n t t h i s c e a M d . o r n th « rw ln « ; C l w r l w i . .Vjble for this pre-eminent Tense 7th E St. . ..... 400 499 by the Americans of the sugf o l l o w i n g ilecruncU d e f e n d a n t * . lo - O rd e r h e p u b l i s h e d - I n T h e S a n f o r d l ’lk e , if l i v in g , a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r ­ 35®' J*]- 255. 35».311, 1ST. IS*. 379. evement—the officers and the .... 400 499 w l l : Inaln h K u t r h a n d wife... ■ - — lf e t» U |’ "S n e w s p a p e r iiuliilshed • In t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t n n d e r C h a r ­ *7«. *72. 373. 315.3TS. 377. 37*. 3*1. gestlons made Friday by Secretary Oth E. St. ... les C. I’Ike, deceased, o r O ther w ise: J*3„n3 who are not officers. 510. 311. Oil. 51: 513. . . . 2«7. .3SI. . . . 50*.50*. - . * . 510. Beautiful furnished home ... 4040 499 Kulcl). w h o se t ' h r i n t h i t i . n a m e la u n ­ Haiifonl. Remitted# O o u n t y , Klothire. N Meilon when the trensury chief so Gth E. S t . e l l i e V. C olem an. If liv in g , a n d If l n .‘ k n o w n ; A. S o ln r an d w ife. otft*e «a#n w e e k f o r l o u r c o n s e C u tl r e 41 h 5 , ‘ - 517. Hh \ “C - . - K . The Citizen. C i t y R o u t e 2 d e a d , nil p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t •Solar, whose Chrlatlan name la un­ Wc-eHM \ abruptly turned down the first K 1. * c?o r «Hng t o t h e p l a n o f ; in Rosq Court. Priced below 'ftizenship in this county carthe market for a quick sale. 1299 known: Antonio Solary and wlfr. WITN’K:S-S (h e llo iio rn lilo AJ . ,J . u n d e r N e t t l n V. C olom an. deceased, t h e s u b d i v i s i o n o f t h e U n d o f th e proposal. And there were Magnolia Ave...............1000 ■Solnry. wlu.se Christian nume mrklns*. Son. JuilKe' Ige of ' the Clr-et,. Olfehlt n r o t h e r w i s e ; Lydia H. H u«e. If Uv- A l t n m n n t e latnd. H o tel * N a v l a a - ' with- It great, responsibilities, Caillaux •Nice 7-room hous^- 5 blocks Park Ave.......................1000 1399 indications given by members of o w n ; It. Uoyd a n d w ife, C o u. .r.t e if it* . . _Seven! _ ....... h J u d i c i a l C i r c u t t Ing. a n d If dead, all p a r t i e s c la i m i n g tl o n (V tm p an y ’n lan d s, a s p e r p la n j eitizdjt *8 ‘uniler.Tthe roost sa- esch delegation tonight that from Cak Ave........... ...........1000 off F irst *atreet. A bar rain 1299 fIst l iuvnVk n lltoyd. w h o se C h ristia n name ifdtfn. ln.» T lnH lfa. t/- ln .» aan d f o r Sentltiole I n t e r e s t u n d e r L y d ia 8. Huge, de- o r p l a t t h e r e o f , re c o r d e d In I*ltt , h K. L e w ­ Itb o k I. p a g e to Of t h e p u b l i c rs c - ■ nnd the term* are shay. ' obligatiani «to>»obey the law, H" 199 E lOUTV- la u n k n o w n ; C. 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HICK INSc »N. t l a u n n m e Is u n k n o w n ; Jainl officer In the enforcement or day, will be developed the first i t " • 7* .1............... 199 E 1 9 9 W I’U l t e r s o n u n d . w ife.------------ -Vin t l e r - J u d g e i f th e l.’lrv u ll n r t h e A even- l.svvls. d e c e a s e d .' o r o t h e r w i s e ; L. n a m s Is, n r itre u n k n o w n to the ' 1*eful l.c L tin . . 1. »jrH"3tMI#UI 1M1* *1iitt lal,tl C sQirc t>.ii«l ts4 •- _t m jQ • ■’ 1'Ss«n u n , w h o s e 1t'prfsM iin>• n a p ie Ik uiVji u it1 ti# u f .• KHirlda. I W . - P i p e r . If living, a n d if d e a d , ail c o m p l a i n a n t h e r e i n , h a v i n g o r claim* C ity R o u te I law. 5 lota clow in on Laurel actual discussion of terms. p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t n n d e r L. m g any rig h t. title or In­ k n o w n ; '- A p n le' Kutoli. ' S i m i i d ' U l k n d *fuv s i m l n o l * - C o u n t j i ... •> • 900 am told by. Jwq o f jo u r pollccU9i) KtHch and Magnolia'' Avenues. , A tVi i ’l p t r . d eceased, o r o t h e r w i s e ; t e r e s t in and to th o above ,It was aVd Wife,--v — ‘PulMt,<Wjf«tSe tmHTTTKn & SMKNOBIt o c,Yi d e n t a f ‘e r C a i l l a u x ! E | m UA v i V0........... la .w e ll IV. Heed. If l i v i n g , a n d If d e s c r ib e d l a n d s o r a n y p a r t n r p o r ­ i thot thh A u gu st records of • 1 h . 800 1199 .t'M rlstlitn h a s t e | h uilkin.M ^ ♦hPiRL. ' llV nrjJ f Solicitor* . an d h r .C o u n s e l ( n r ‘ 1 larfe profit Tor Rhode who d e a d , e ll p a r t l e a c l a i m i n g In t e r e s t ti o n t h e r e o f ; It a p p e a r i n g f r o m Die his colleagues had made n I U u rel Ave..... I"".'"' K itlrh. w hh* e, t h e i.'ionidiUnant. 1199 'l'uteli and wit,.. county court will show that, and invest now. Prftcd amaxinfr* u n d e r lu tw ell W. Heed, d e c e a s e d , o r pilgrimmagc to Mount Vernon as French Ave. _____ 800 s w o r n hill of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n f i l­ Hon Christian hUme' Is un k io n v n : Mrs. S efl; us < 3-19-17. 800 rut those who plcnd guilty, not' the guest of Mr. Mellon and later o t h e r w i s e ; M. V ir g i n ia Heed, If l i v ­ ed. t h a t y o n a n d e a c h o f y o u . h a v e ly lotf and the terms are m ost. 1 "" Mike l-'ntrli and husband nd.-^-o-------—• —!----- -—----in g . a n d if dead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ o r o la l m so m e I n t e r e s t In a n d t o th e whiskey conviction was sccur-1had lunch with the treasury sec­ Maple N. Ave........... 100 199 K u tc h . Whose 1 'h rlstlU n n n m e Is u n - I V M l f t f l H t ' I T T C O I H T , >K VK.\nttrnctive 29 9 k n o w n ; W. r . K u tc h a n d w ife,--------' T i l J M i l t ' l A I . t ' l l l c t ' I T UK K I.O . in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M. V ir g i n ia Heed, p r o p e r t y In vo lv ed in t h i s s u i t , an d | These two policemen spoke retary that the two delegations re­ Maple S Ave........... 200 11 lots in beaufifo! RAst d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; U e o r g e S. t h a t y o u r p la c e o f r e s i d e n c e s a r e . o n K u tc h . w h o se f h r l s t l a n m im e IsUlA '-1 K I l l.V,~ |\ AXIl P U II S K H IV O I.H ..... 100 O sb o rn e . If li v in g , a n d If d ead, all u n k n o w n ; i t Is t h e r e u p o n o rd e r e d , t e t o of the presiding Judge, gal d the negotiations as now hav­ Holly N. Ave. Court, where values are leap­ *•*1 k n o w n ; n c o r s e W. K utch. J r . , u n d rorvrv. n i A M lO tv . claim in g Interest u n d e r t h a t y o u - a n d e a c h of y o u . d o be. 100 2 9 9 <w l t e . — -------- K u lch . w h o s e C h r i i t l s n 44Alf:M K, ’IIA IIT ......... I.U T T ,’ fH ( S omct o m etim es p n rtlea ild uiin\fstiiknhly. the failure ing come strongly under the infiu- Holly S. Ave ...... .. ing upward every day. Get r c g u l r e d to 0 0 0 1 n a n ic Is unknown; u n k n o w n ; Pollle P o llle - Hurartt llu riv ti Itnht.yi gttd attd P alled J . K. iItnri t a r t l e t t l t l e o r g e S. O sb o rn e, d e c e a se d , o r o t h ­ a n d y o u a r e h e r e b y 1099 J conviction upon the cit- unci of the pdblic opinion of two Holly N. Ave........... 900 in on the rnHmd floor and . e r w i s e : A. J. r e e l i n g . If llv ln rn n n d It n p p e n r t o th o h ill o f c o m p l a i n t In u n d hiisliuml. (ieu rK e l l u r n e t t I Nail. . . . , .»h k n o w n a n d ' Culled J . C. d e a d , uil p a r t i e s cla i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n ­ t h i s c a u s e , o n M o n d a y , t h e Slh d ay 899 buy these for a larg* profit „..{rilBrved-Ba jurors. When grat peoples. Thnt phase must be 1st W. St................... 700 WJ.l 1 ,-v J u n e s am i h u s b a n d , j . AV. J u m S ; Hdftfelt),' • d e r A. J . K e e lin g , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ Of O c to b e r , A. D. ISIS, a t t h o C o u rt 799 all form er sto ck h n id ers. w ho*I'o m p lH ln n n t. that is certain to follow. [citizen Is in possession of the counted on to the conclusion of the 2nd W. St.................. 700 w i s e ; t l e o r g e A. Davis, If liv in g , anil H o u s e In tta n fo rd . H em lnole C o u n ty . 8 9 9 n * T ? " n r '' u n k n o w n , ut MeKenSte! 3rd \V. St................... GOO d en d . alT p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ F l o r i d a ; s a id s u i t b e i n g a s u i t to ence, he must besmirch his 59 9 ° ... .c . i*anon, u c. o r p. o r a.......... t i o n , .. i r s a_... id DMMAenRATIO. Tlltl.MAS J K K N - eIf^ 1— „ , .conference observers declared as Oth W. St................... 400 D av is, d e c e a s ­ q u i r t t i t l e In c o m p l a i n a n t . J . E.-1UMc p r p o r u t l o h Is no lo n g e r 11 le g a l e n - :NHV2 T r u s t e e , K A N IK I, JU H II. s t u n d e r D e oirsgee; A. e with disgrace °* cony]Cu being a problem equally as import- 7th W. St................... 500 A. U. Htlnson. If le t l. a n d t h o s e c l a i m i n g u n d e r c o m ­ 599 tlt> I -M cKenile u n d M cK in n o n , u *H K/TK.Il «* A*. N K W I I A I .U AND liedv inog ,r .aontdh eIfr wdead, We have acreage, htrga and all p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ p l a i n a n t . J a m e s K. B a r t l e t t , t o -the 'thero is nnotjffer matter w lh ch lant ns the actual terms about 8th W. St................... 400 p o r t n e r s l i l p n n d each anil eve j *<yriffr 599 oc of -tile in g i n t e r e s t u n d e r A. It. S tin so n , de- a b o v e d e s c r ib e d la n d s , u nd y o u a r c |ly concerns the citizen. small tracts, ‘ in Seminole, c o - p u r t n e r s . w hose m im es it D e f e n d a n ts . which the debt negotiations will 9th W St ............... 400 or m o t nh er r w i s er ,; ssiiiissn L il li a n M. Htln- t h e n a n d t h e r e r e q u i r e d t o m a k e nCeased, .inch , «»r 999 u n k n o w n , w ho w e r e on t h e l » t h licit “n? Dade, Marion and Sarasota 0 cafe, no hotel, no taxi driv­ talk. I p n rs o n . If liv in g , nnd if d ead , nil a n s w e r t o s a i d b ill of c u m p la ln t 599 of S e p t e m b e r A. D. ISII iroilliiK o i.J 10th W St.................. 200 O rd e r f o r P a h l l r M l n n counties. ' Alt* offered subject t i e s c l a i m i n g In te re st u n d e r L.111lu n filed a g a i n s t y o u h e re i n , o t h e r w i s e ed no'otie else can engage In d o i n g b u s i n e s s u n d e r t h e c o p h r t 10th W St.................. 700 799 ti rs ltlp n a m e a n d s t y le of McKItUIif _ .. . . M. S tin so n , deceased, n r o t h e r w i s e ; a d e c r e e p r o e o n f e s s o w ill b e e n t e r ­ to prior sale and prices not tlcgging” without the support !"-mni,t Tirado If l i v in g , a n d If J a m e s K. Ilctistls. If liv in g , a n d If ed a g a i n s t you. a n d ea c h o f y o u 599 iii ‘ M cK in n o n , o r o t h e r w i s e In u n d 1 , n t h \v s t ............... 200 tuuranteed for any particular citiien. Tho citizen who end e a d , all p a r t i e s c la i m i n g I n t e r e s t It I s f u r t h e r o r d e r e d , t h a t t h i s c i ­ t o f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d lan d , s i t 1 Dr-*.'. ul p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t 599 u a t e , l . l n g an d b e in g in t h e K o tin -1 u n d e r K tn m a Itrniln. d e c e a s e d , o r tin d e r J a m e s F. l l e u s l l s . deceased, t a t i o n l,e p u b li s h e d o n ce a Week 12th W St.................. 200 ength of time. 1into partnership with the n r o t h e r w i s e ; F.verett IT. Hales. If f o r t o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e slte . In the t y o f H en.inole a n d X tnte o r K lorldu, " t h e r w U e l TllomUS J . K e n n e y T r u s ­ tleggcr” by buying his proli v in g , und If ilead. all p a r t l e a c l a i m ­ H a n fo rd H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ ter, If li v in g , a n d IT d e a d , ull p a r ­ n tu r e p a r t . e u l a r l y ib-scrllieil a s fol and thereby supporting the ties elMlntlng I n t e r e s t t i n d e r T h o m ­ i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r K v e r e t t C. Hates, li s h e d In H em inolo f u t il it y , F lo r id a lo w s, u i - w i t : as J . K e n n e y . T r u s t e e , d e c e a s e d , o r d e c e a s e d , o r o th e r w i s e ; ( l s o r g e II. 1VITKKHS m y . h a n d ua C le rk of rioUs business Is guilty of the T h e S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of th e o t h e r w i s e ; D aniel J u d d , If living, A t k i n s . If liv in g , a n d If ilsad. all s a h l C o u r t , a n d t h e se a l th e r e o f. S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r of S ectio n crime which stiginntizes the lutiTIss c l a i m i n g . I n t e r e s t u n d e r and If dead, ull p a r t i e s cliilmlitg I bps t h e 7th d a y o f S e p te m b e r , A. 1* T h irty -six , (3«). T o w n sh ip In terest u n d e r D aniel J u d d , d e c e a s ­ t l e o r g e II. A tk in s , d eceased, o r Otllof the citizen who erects his I w c n t y - o n e (21) S o u th . K ung e r w l s s ; A nd t o s l l p a r t i e s c la i m i n g ed o r o t h e r w i s e ; H e s t e r O. Newltull, v. k . n o r m . ash. *111 First N a f l Rdnlc « !d » . T h i r t y - t w o (32) K a s t: a u d (Continued from I’ngo One) ters in the swamp and manum e r e s t u n d e r Itu th M. ('sll. d e ­ C l3 rk o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t. H emlnole i f ‘li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s T h e S o u th H a lf o f t h e HouthVnst c e a s e d , H e n r y U. Illn k e l . decease,]. irs the stuff, or the man nnd with by the hoard was its recom­ Real Estate— Insurance e ialm ln g l n t r r e * t u n n d e r H e s t e r IV C o u n ty . F lo r id a . Q u a r t e r of t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r ­ A. - D ouglass. .deceased. N4nthul 1, d fW fM sI, l>r •o th e r w i s e ; J o h n vomnn who barter their honor mendation for a $25,000,000 an­ t e r o f tin- S o u th eas t* Q u a r t e r of ( 8 K.AL) I l e o r g e K. F u r r i e r , deceased. J o h n Sanford, Fla. 1*11one 732 S e c ti o n T h i r t y - six (Hi) T o w n ­ , 1,'Jh lh V lckar. If |lv|ng', n n d If d ead. D a v e n p o r t , J r . , d eceased. J o h n (’. nual appropriation for new planes Hy A. M. WRETCH, D. C. sell the tfhlfikev. TALLAHASSEE, 28.—(/P) . n m a t i . n o a r . a , oSept. « p u so.— 1« / , Ilf S u th . ‘,0L.':wrtl•-» T-1 11n !n I n t e r e s t u n d e r ship T Tw w eennttyyZ- on nh es ((21) S oouth. H o l m a n , d e ceased . J o s e p h M. Lewis, (I B O R Q K (). H K H K IN O . Mtiable • in the extreme fs the and operations. —A Florida’s — A ggreat reat pportion o r t i o n oott H o r l d a ’s | (33) B aast. s t. ' ^ b r V Ic k s rs . ^ e c e n f e d , o r o t h e r - , d e c e a s e d . In th e f o llo w in g d e s c r i b ­ Ii tl u n g e T h i r t y - t w o (32) H o llclin r f o r C o m n la ln iin t. Subsequent full cost studies h u i l t h n g r i g h t n o w is b o in ^ (lo n e u m j j v « that there are citizens In Sun• » » ' cln’ fm " ^ - V i f d ^ ' i l . m r t ( ^ S ^ l . i m l n w ' ? * : ed p r o p e r t y , slttulle. •l y i n g a n d Ite- Hepl. 7-11-21-3*. G et. 5. ( and Heminolo county who are presented to the air board by Bri­ w i t h t h e s o l e p u r p o i o o f o b t a i i n i t g ! )|IK Uny r i g h t t i t l e ,,r Hite r e s t "in ' - r e s t u n d e r H a r r i e t t c . P a g e , d e iting their citizenship, and liar- gadier General Hugh Drum of the q u i c k p r o f i t s f o r t h e b u il d e r , a n d a n d to t h e b in d s h e r e i n a b o v e tie- ' • a s r d . o r o t h e r w i s e : M. O. T o b y . If ig their ‘honor by supporting general staff fixed the annual ex­ w i t l i o u t r e g u r d f o r t h e f u t u r e w o l- J^Tlbed o r a n y p u r t or p a r c e l t h e r e - ■M ' j n|,,;l" lift MIIX-I,r i1l» r i|f u n d e r ‘’iV ' t o Ii )-“ d e ­ n r st. HOMES “ ■*». LOTS ACREAGE E RED T A P E H A S HURT AIR BODY State Hotel Head OFFICIAL SAYS Claims Menace In C h e a p Building J COLCUOUGH REALTY CO. I I "bootlegger.” If we will, fel- penditure required each your hy fare uf the state. ll Is hereby ordered that you and orothsrw lse: J. W., HayMip, M ill# II "ard. I# If IK living, and If dead, all pnrcitizens, wo can drive this the first ten years ns around $79,This wus th# assertion of Jerry each of ) 011 lie und appear before IDs clnlntlng Interest under J. VV mild Circuit Court at the Court Hayward, deceased, ly tfa ffic out of the country, 000,000 anil the continuing cost of W. Carter, commissioner of the Ho­ our or otherwlac: House at Sanford. ITorblu, on the narvelously enhance the value upkeep thereafter nt $00,000,000. tel Department, who returned rec­ -Till day of October ,\. D. I >2.». and Tlirodure Thaxter. Jr.. If llvliig, und If dead, all ipurtles claiming inter­ These figures were based on pay, ently from a trip which carried then <1ml there make answer to the [eminole county stock. est under Theodore Thaxter, Jr., bill of complaint exhibited aanlust housing, subsistence, medical, hint to several points ot South Flo­ you In thin cause deceitsid, or ut her wise; Moulton . • The Officer. Know It's. If living, and If dead, all fhe sheriff and his deputies quartermaster ,ordinance and sig­ rida. It In further ordered that this or­ purlles claiming Interest undur lie published In The Suilfonl Moulton Knowles, “I have found on my trips about der charged witli a worthy und » nal corps increases necessary for nr nthHerald, a newspaper published lit • rtvlse; Marla M. deceased, the complete* carrying out of the Kldrcdge, If 11vsdrious task. To them the the state," Mr. Carter said, "thnt Sanford Seminole County. Florida, peace time air project which rep­ I iik , itliil If dead, all iiartles a great many of those putting up once each Week for four consecu­ ing Interest under Marla M.claim­ tns of tlic county entrust the KidWeeks. of thoroughly enforcing the resents about one-sixth of the six- buildings in Florida, are doing it tive l.oige, dee,mis.'d. or otherwise; It. Wit liens iu> band und the seal of ■ field-nrmy full war strength na­ : l.exley. If llvlnr. and If dead, all to sell only. They are not in tho the Circuit Court of the :!• vrntli In the faithful performance parlies clalmlpg Interest tinder 11. F lea i. interested in the .state. They Judicial Circuit of the State tieir duty these officers may tional defense plan. H l.esley, deceased, or otherwise; rbla. in 1110I for Heinlnose County, \\. K. Itlildle, If living, and if dead, only wnnt the profits." )x posts I to perils. But these on thin the 2Clh dav of September all partlea claiming Interest under s The hotel commission added thnt A. I•. PJI5. [offices of honor, nnd confl W K. Kiddle, deceased, or ulberV. K. IKM C.KAHS. his department is desirious of get­ Clerk of the What should be the eharucwlxe; (!. Clarke Walworth. If living. circuit Court of Iho If deuil. all partlea clalmliig ting the co-operution of every com­ jf the man who are chosen to Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor­ • nnd Interest under C. t'litrke Walworth./ ida, III und for Seminole County dereased, munity in blocking such activities, the citizens of the county in or otherwise; John It. which, he said, were altogether un­ (SKAI.) high places of trust? Icivcrlng. If living, and If dead, ull Il> : A. M. WF.KKH, claiming llilereal under John anticipated hy the state legislature. The character of the men nr.Deputy Clerk. p.iitl'-s i> boverlng. deceased, or otherwise. "If profit-seeking individuals, DrCoTTKS A Hl’KNCKIt. (ted to fill these offices should Warren Itushhy, If living, uml If , Solicitors and dead, all partlea claiming Interest 1st as commendable as that (Continued from Page One) howovci. are allowed to put u|»jMrtl,' ,l\V;V-SXliYnin“ n“M f,,r under Warren llushby. deceased, or r.-1 2 - zt--sc lie professor in your schools, bratioli from possible ansvyorirfg dangerous building.1, they leave t o ' Kept. 2^ otlierwle#; William A. Sturt. If l,vFlorida u heritage und nn eye-sore | — — ---------------------jrantl master in your local knocks within. There wus no sign jtig. and If dead, till purtlex claim Intcts'Xt i t u n d e r W ill' il li a m A. S ta r t. thf.t will be n future Iturtleu to the i n t i i i : r i i t i T i r r o t ii t o f T i n t l o rI tatew hter of masonry, or the deu- of life whatever, he said. otherwise; (leorge K •Irasitf^ KK.VK.NTH . I f D i d \ fin your church. The law can The first rescue step take-n yes­ more responsible property-holders' F I.till IIIA, IN S M I l o r e s u m - Marsh. If I living, ahd If deaij. ull Interest under t i forced. But the citizen need terday was to send a diver down the comniis.iioi.er deduced. NOl.l: r i l l N T * . IN d l A N I M k t . •nelly* claiming Ifeorit* K.; Marsh, deceased, or othi: si. .iacohm, ^ *xpect enforcement by one who to the broken S-51 to attach com­ ,’juU e; I'Ll M. Holntati, If living. <'omplnjn.mt. in t i i i : m i l l it ( tti n r o r ‘in i: ^s his eyes to constant viola- pressed air tubes to the valves on iDid if dean, till parties claiming In­ hlTYLSTIl .11 H id VI. ( t It ( I'll* •IU terest under Ida M. tlolmiiu, (le­ , of the law.'ur by one who en^ either side of the conning tower. UK t**1.(1It I It \. IN ANII I’(III S l.ll- IS A IA H F I T l'II e " al. ased, oor-otherwise; .lowlab l(. (lorl*efemlnvits.i * ceased, rI »ef endn tit s. • |V M . INOl.l; I III NT). I • ( II IN tT .lll, into partnership with the From daybreak on oxygen _wa ImCf-wnU- M^-Uead. nil par­ N u l l | I l | O l r | 1*1(1.' l l TOrvVt.KiNy.HVsNM* M*H|EA< f t l n. lie* l/lHv iWggcr” al. -Suyidg his' WMsk*i forced 'jivtU Ihb'Yibll'lK save any■ 1( 7 * — “ t (irporatloti* | Ues ‘cTtflmling Interest under Junlult I" 1 It belli!- m a d e to a p p e a r to, 1M « Jt, Q urdqjv ‘lecetined. o r o tl ie r w l s a f ly one who protects the crimi- the living from suffocating. Early1 tj. M. JACOII.4. •‘ompl.ilnnn*. f'oiirt t h a t Huiniiions in •t’h a n e e ry /HtirtlttV.'J. ' H a n d e r s , If li v in g , uml lin the manufacture of the yesterday the submarine N -i Car­ h a s b> . ii h e r e t o f o r e Issued, d i r e c t - I f , d e a d , nil p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n l e r .1 ul.. } or hy one who engages in rying expert divers joined the IH.MAfl 1'TTCII (I t o y o u . a n d t h a t t h e S h e r i f f o f eft,| ituibtr ,Martha J. Flanders, de ricfciirtunls. S e m i n o l e ( ' o u i i l y . F l o r i d a , h a s mrirtd eJasf'U.iol’ ntherWIse; James M Lew­ [manufacture of it himself. To licet. d fa llu n a e r v e d is. If living, nnd If dead, all partlmt Tho rescue fleet also was aug­ To Isnluli Fulrh and wife,—— — or ewt iunr gn tt oh a ty o suar m lea i .l-unrien u tt o b«* nit one to remain in office who e l e c t o f - claiming IntrreHt under JiimeH M, I ulch, who"' Chrlstbui tiim.* Is un­ Ites the law rather than cn- mented hy the naval tug Chewunk, known; A. Holnr und Wife---- ------ f l c r « o r a p p o i n t a g e n t s , o r t o h u v e Lewis, decissed, or olhcrwlse; Sar­ i t h i n t h e S t a t e o f F lo r id a , a n o f ­ ah Llillan Saunders, If living, and lc th',* law is nothing less than which arrived with equipment nnd Solar, whose Chrlstluii name is un­ W f i c e r o r a g e n t u p o n w h o m p i o r e s h if dead, ull parties claiming Interknown; Antonio Solarv und wife, supplies aboard. |?grace to the county. s e r v e d , a n d t h a t y o u r of f l • st under Snruli Idlllau Maunders, Solary. whd.sf ChrlsHan name ec or rusl d a nto* ib erased, or otherwise; Mary J. d a g e n t s l i r e u n i . io m n. )nc of the most honored men I la unknown; It. K. Iloyil and wifeT h e r e f o r e , y o u . M c K I n i l e a n d M c ­ Klmbull/ If living, und If dead, all known was n county sheriff. POSTAL Iloyil. whose iTirlsliati name Is un­ parties claiming Interest under Mary! SERVICE — known; t\ M. Williams r.inl w ife.— K i n n o nn i. aIn e tuhr ep u nr aIttol oV(t i . n nn ad m feodr eagst i dl neq- .1 l/iriil'ull. ibenaged. or uthcrwlsi ; (n his nnme was placed before ■■■■- Willhims, whose Uhrlallnh cf ••a utula linyld/HDfcfcley, * tr living, and If s e , p e n d i n g lit t h e u f i o v d . s t y b l d I people us a candidate for the TO BE INCREASED nuino Ik unknown; Janies ('. Putter- c o u r t , l o dt t g a i i r o c c e d l h g t o • s t a b - dc'fttC all’ P.irlles claiming Interest Kou und w ife .-----— I’uilerson, l l s b i iml q u i e t t h e t i t l e ••• Hie f o l ­ under, J»uvid Hockley, doeeased. or lr ■, no made this declaration whoHe I'hrlHilan, nume Is unknowti; ucbefwisc: Joseph Davis. H living.' WEEK Annie Kuleh. unmarried; Hamitel • >. Cl oowuinntgy . dFIc i . 'irldu. i ' l b e d I mill t til Sem' .l i ol" \he voters: If you elect me to HERE THIS and If dnad. nit parties claiming to-wlt: office of sheriff. I’ll enforce Kiltoli und wife. — -Kuleh. wliom T h e S o u t h e a s t Q u u r ' e - o f t h a n IntiMti Under JViseph: Ixvls. ds-' I’hrlsltaii rtame Is nnkmi vn; H.nry rltm a; or ulherwlse; , Ceorga IV. law. IUh private life hint won S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o f S ’ctl oi i (Continued from Pugi* One) Kuleh uml wife*— — Kutch, whose admiration of the community, 11tb St............ ............. 500 899 I'brlMlnn name Is unknown; .Mrs. -Sirr-TTr the confidence of his wife and 10th St........... ............. 500 899 Mike Kutch and husband.------- - — ............................................................................. Kutch. whose Christlun name Is un­ pdren. Lika Culvin Coolidge, 9th st. ........... . 500 899 known; W. K. Kuleh und wife.— — a .-rh'JJll r.iio responsibility of his new task 8th St.............. TO'.* Kuleh. whose <•brblIan name Ik un­ him to commit himself to the 7th St .......... ............. 500 799 known; (leorge W. Kuleh Jr., and —— Kutch. whose Christian M d Jesus. Ilis county was Infest- nth s t .............. ............. 500 799 wife,— name Is unkitiiwn; I’ollle llurnett with "bootleggers" and stills. 5th St............... ............. 000 799 und husband, (Jrorue llurnett; Nancy |th tho courage of 11 Robert K. he entered upon the duties hf * ^ j j office. He surrounded himself Real Estate Auction Sales. Let i|s sell your property ;h deputies of umiuestionablo Loans Loans MONEY AVAILAHLE Iracter. "Bootleggor" ufter ■ botlegger" was caught and con■ Fur First MorlRngc Loans on I.Sheral Valuation llasls at V ’c Iteil, und his reputation for cnCousuil us first when in Ihr market for funds [cing the law soon spread to the ■ is of the state. phone ts M a g n o lia A S eco n d A. 1\ CONNELLY & SONS We nre permanently located in Sanford [‘When Seminole county citizens lermine to support our officers,! Jil. when oiir officers go forth1 T_ OtJR SALES FORCE are EXPERTS |th courage and determination to j _ _ _ d and to bring to justice these | Wo guarantee Satisfaction. .ilutors who are almost open In f NOTICE dr traffic, this deplorable, and | t reputable, und lamentable If you have Property ymt'want Hold—List it with ua TO THOSE DESIRING LOCATIONS IN THE [ootlegging” will he brought to and kids it good-bye. end, and this county of such irveluus possibilities will get a N EW A RCAD E wring in every corner of this ■wr untry. ' ii I* Now under construction nt the corner of First St. ‘T stand tonight with the citiuml Sanford Ave.; are requested to see n und the officer who are deterined to make the nume of thia lunty second to no other in the 11G E. Second Street, Jftnford, Flo. Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. niled Stutes. Where, my follow 210 E. First St. Rhone 708 tizens, do you stand? I know •st of your hearts, und I know at you are ready to stand for. ^ __ »e rei^n of justice und riuhteous- l l B S B n * S * S H a S * l l l * S S B S * S S S B I I l S I S S B I * B I B « S » ( I S S » S « ' ■ p s in this county. Let us g o ) M■ mu this hour determined to make lr county one of the best on ■ ■ >t!i." ■ Official Denies S-51 Was In Charge Of Inexperienced Men m S •Maybe you rhink S n o w d r if t is an odd name for something that keeps w ell in a warm climate. But when you open the can and sec w hat a pure white cooking fat it is you’ll see w hy it’s called Snowdrift. • I . •» . l a Its purity is one reason Snowdrift is so white. ! Allen & Brent t s AT AUCTION : ALLEN AND BRENT 1 [l>aytonn Beach—City to spend [ 1,1)00,000 for new waterworks and t'Vcrage system, anti additional » > i n g . _________ How They Stand NATIONAL LEAGUE * Won Lost Fct |itt*burj;h .. .. . .. .. .. |incinnati .. .. It. L ou is.......... .. .. Pew York ,. .. Brooklyn .. . . j'iston ............ .. .. Fbicago . .. . .. .. ' hiloueiphia .. . .. mnshington J'hiladelplua f t - Louis .. . PJetroU .. . , Ollcugo .. „ Uleveland .. IN**-York. „ Joston ........ 94 85 79 74 08 09 07 03 58 04 72 75 80 82 Ul 85 N I.EAGUI Won Iai .. . 90 52 .. .. 87 03 .. .. 81. 09 ....... 17'-' '72 70 75 .. .. 72 79 C5 84 ----- 44 105 ,019 J>71 f .5231 .497 .459 .457 .444 .420 We have Customers M■ m ■ a N ■ M N S fl Perfection A uto L aundry \\ ■ WAITING For Lots and Homes In Sanford. W hat Have You to Offer? M ■ FOR SA N F O R D ir Wonderful Warehouse Expect to be open for business in a few day 8 O r n U o D iilj-D r iH ■ K 3 ■ .1 ■ ■ ■ S ■ ■ In .?(K)x81 on W. Otli Street. On main line of A. C. L. R. R. $40.00 Front Foot. SI N V2 Cash—Balance $000.00 Year. wf We also have several 50x81 warehouse sites. Wo have some nice homes well located reasonable terms. We solicit your listings in lots, homes, acreage, and Business Property. ,, O. R. Brooks THE LOT KING B Thrasher & Garner its i; m : New patent machine and process saves the finish. Gets the dirt—cars cleaned Si in from 20 to 30 minutes. ti ] 3 \ I m (;• i �H HGA& XH>'XJ— 1tU’i t a n f t e Sanford ffarald -' ^ « 'v- It >; « i iini.i i rtn , ; at' , 1i i i, t j j — .flH . J • , ?4 Heroes Ohe and All T H E BANF0R1 --- tAy. SErttttoBfefe Vi 1925V YAfir ^ ; ------ 1. ^ As Brisbane Sees It H FP ugt ,E HINT JUST A LITTLE t 'j i7 w •;: ■ ___ m m m , r Conte: i___ i t l W ' _ : ____ _ > « p W o’ Hflvohoiifr'suspected Editor Benjamin o£ tho Ocala Wool for Silk. \ Still Hnng On. r \ ■ '*v I Star of having jin goistic tendencies and now we f\re con­ They Prosperous Detroit. i r s u f o r d , KlorlJ* v*»der Act ot vinced that he is little better than the old fnshioned swivilAbout Newspaper Stockn. A man K e r c h S. U lT . ______ _ chair, flag w aving patriot. Recently when we suggested BY ARTHUR URtSBANE it'ta£\°UUmok*V .Milo) that our idea of real bravery was not flying over R ifflans at R%t.l,AM) L. !»■**o u t il mnn.—jv. '{’utnan t, (C o p y risT it l i l t ) «B»*r' «L UOWAHU nufto-___________ l,utha"i San. considcrabli) altitude and dropping bombs on Litem, the 911 K n c n o l l a A » * " * * ____ >h«i»» **» FARMERS ARE encouraged by A cynical old v. . . pugnacious editor of the Star flared back at us w ith: "Go newa that makers of artificial silk nowadays iiiJUaciul'Tto.N hatki* over and try it and tell us about it after you return. The will require gient quantities of med­ On* Y * * t - I 7 .V 0 Ml* M o n th * . I I 6« backbone than I" d“J D ull*rri'U in «:iv l * r „ V * r n « i . I>«J ‘simple-minded barbarians’ have shot down over n score of ium grade wool, to mix with wood Sun. an m'n.-S •reeh, I to. Weekly Edition ll uo fibre, l>«t >*»r. _____ _____ airplanes since the war began.” Tho trndc In artificial nilk if As far as our going over and trying anything is con­ arKI IAl. MITKBl All otj'*1!*!? destined to be enormous. If the norlcee. r*rd* of thank*. r**“l“lin"! ni«»quitoea » 1 and notice* rt ent*f^ln-«n« wn^.r* cerned, we have too much to do right here in Sanford to take farmer raising and shearing sheep enar*e* are aiad* will b# charged any active part in the quarrels of others across the Atlantic. can compete with Asiatics, raising P • 7? ter at regular advertising ratee_ We have too many fights in our own front office— what, silk worms, he may enjoy n new ■KM IIFit TUB ASHOCIATKII I’tlKM with bootleggers, John Doe’s, Police Department probes, octo­ kind of prosperity. ' JC The Associated Pree# It etelualeelv entitled in /b e uae for re- genarian heaters and hill dodgers to deal with, not to men­ publlcatlon 1' •all new* d,*D****|V IN SPITE of dear money, gloomy ai edit eft to It or not othfcrwtnw erw^- tion two small babies at hbmc— to go to Africa looking for forebodings, nnd the conviction of f c l t e n T 1 *“ any more trouble. big gentlemen that little men «' f re iiu. bA A!SBS'*ttiiSvlSfK: llu u tlo n of ep eclal d t* P * te h It seems to us if those Americans in the Sheriffian sqund- should begin throwing stocksl over­ A man neveTTeX, ea h e r e i n -are elan r c a e r - e d .________ board, the little men seem to hung leaaness of his ,v.,r u 1 ron, L afayette escadrille, or whatever they call them selves, on. MONDAY, 8EPTBMBEH 28, 1915 until ho tries to had the right kind of stu ff in them, they too would be at bile Newa-Xm! ' Yesterday Stock Exchange spccTHE HERALDS BLATFORM home seeking the moral and intellectual uplift o f their re­ ulutora were more cheerful than Cfr 1. —Deeper watrr route to Jacksonspective communities, if nothing else. usual, nnd investors apparently All wire men will n* vllle. . . went nhend buying. The predicted n :> '*,r the old atr«w* 2 ? * i Furthermore, if we did have the time and inclination to 2.—Construction of St. Jnhna-Inincrenso of the rediscount rate wife has time to t,unV^ take part in some foreign squabble, we are rather inclined did not mnteriniizc. dlan River canal. wnrdroho._Du,haPm s!?W S.—Extension of white way. to believe we would be found on the side of the "simple4 .- -Bitension of local amusement*. minded” barbarian R iffians instead of with the French or Anyhow, sh^TTkirt, i ] TO START n fire you must, have —Swimming pool, tennis courts, venled that there kindling. To si art hnrd times you Spanish. At least there would be some thrill in tnking the • t^e bowlegged gir|« n<d « J | . —Augmenting of building pro­ short end of heavy odds nnd trying to win. We have always must hnve somo reason, or at think.—Spartanbuqf <£ J] gram—houses, hotels, apartment had a good deal of admiration for the fellow who took the least, inmu convincing bud news. There aren’t any reasons, nnd houses. side of the under dog. The Annnias f’lub “W* . there isn’t any bad news. There­ •✓ —Extension of street, paving pro­ fore, don’t be frightened into sellw ife.’‘Idon’t m in d W lH But this is certainly not the case with our American gram. ?£• f o r J ° b n spreads "it oV* Conat ruction of boulevard fliers in Morocco. They are not fighting on the side of the ing whnt you have got. unless you hnve the wrong kind of stock, the room, and when he 1 1 around Lak* Monroe. weak and oppressed against some intolerant monarch. They reading it he careful!, • —Completion of city beautifiedhave courageously nlligned themselves witli the powerful iRether again and la y i^ * fl TO FIND a prosperous spot on lion program. magazine stand.’’-Cind»2 ♦,—Expansion of school system French nnd Spanish armies. Boldly they sail over the ter­ the United States map look up De­ quirer. vina«j with provision for Increased fa­ ritory of the enemy, who have neither planes nor anti-air­ troit. There everybody is busy, cilities. _________ _ craft artillery with which to oppose them, and drop bombs, wages are high, and for four Even a :i>ns7^Thum,. weeks in succession Detroit has BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY killing hundreds of helpless soldiers who nre fighting cpiite broken all previous employment 1st in excess. There i, . , THE WAY TO FREEDOM:—Ye as much for their independence and what they believe is records, 255,129 fill Detroit jobs. British soldier who shall know the truth, nnd the truth right, ns did our forefathers in the Revolutionary War. to be flogged. During tlaO And tens of thousands are shall mnke you free. John 8 : 32. ho laughed cnntimndv TL? for Henry Ford outside o( Recent despatches say that in five days American air­ working PRAYER:—O Lord, rcvenl thy­ *‘r Jhe lash was laid Detroit. self to us, for thou urt the Truth, men have dropped nine tons of bombs and have given spe­ or tho soldier laughed. 1 and we will rejoice in thy liberty. cial attention to wiping out villages on the Agurdour River, Wot’, so funny aba THERE IS no better property flogged?" demanded the y. and have reduced scores of flourishing farmsteads to "black­ than a newspaper firmly establish­ MY FUTURE Why," the soldier chj<lW God holds the future in ilis hand. ened heaps of ashes". How dangerous this action is to them ed, actually earning nnd paying a the wrong nian.’-Uaytcui good profit. 0 heart of mine, be stilll is fully realized when one learns that since their arrival in Journal, 1 News from London says I/ird His love will plan the best for thee Morocco, not one American flier has even been injured. Botherniere has sold to Rerry Bro­ The best, or light or dark it be,— Great shades of Israel Putnam and Ethan Allen! If this thers three of the newspapers that Then rest thee in His will. , be courage, how did America ever survive such struggles canio to him from his brother, Lord W H A T ’S WRONG God holds the fuutre in His hand. ns those of Hie colonial days, the Revolutionary War and Northcliffe, ihe Daily Mail Eve­ ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR ning Newa nnd Weekly Despatch. Why should I shrink or fear? The price is $110,000,000 and not Through every dnrk nnd cloudy the War of 1812? Are these bomb throwers of the Sherif­ fian squadron to take a place beside such heroes as Davy ns much as’ the three newspapers A Chicago minister announces as yenrn. The trouble is with the day— his sermon subject tomorrow: people, not the day; too few treat Yen, all along my pilgrim wny Crocket, Daniel Boone, Stonewall Jackson, Richard Hobson, aro worth. “What’s Wrong With Chicago’s it as a day of worship; so many His love will bless and cheer. and the men of the Argonne-Meuse offensive? tempting paths ],.nd in other diBUT BEWARE how you buy Sabbath?’’ Editor Benjamin, who appears to be growing very old, ncws|m|H'r stock on promises of Without attempting to antici­ lections. Pleasure and conunereiul God holds the future in His hand. And I can trust Ilis love. may get a tremendous thrill reading of the exploits of our future performances. That’s dan­ pate the treatment to be given the pursuits come first iu Chicago. His past'declares His faithfulness; Moroccan Bombers, ho may eulogize them in terms of in­ gerous, nu many have learned to subject by the eminent preacher of And these facts may account fur HIGHEST AIM His eye will guide, His heart will comparable grandeur, he may stand on the street corner their sorrow. tho Gospel we venture the sugges­ what Chicago is and what it is bless, tion that what ails the Chicago not. when they come marching home— or will they fly— loaded Till 1 am safe above. Tomorrow will be the last Sab­ The young man who aspires to :i succes. ful u-1 SOME BANKERS, editor, and Sabbath is that too few people down with gold lace, croix de guerres and other junk, lie nondescripts oppose tho idea of a hear the church bells. The din of bath on earth fur n lot of people reel* should make character and education hit, God holds the future in Hos hand. may wave his hat and clap his hands in glee, but as for us, unified single air force, imle|>end industrialism, the hum of maeliin- now living and rioting in Chicago, 1 leave it nil with Him. highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving and' ent of old fogies in the army andiery, the grinding, creaking, rum- Some of these people know this such poppycock gives us a distihet pain. I know one day lie will explain navy. Itiling of street nnd elevated cars, evening what is wrong with tho regular hank deposits aro u great help in giving J We sincerely trust that most Americans who have stayed The "wherefore" of each grief and But yesterday reserve officer! (the rattle of vehicles over the Chicago Sabbath; other a will only pain, accuracy to your aim. Your account is Invited. at home and minded their own business will have more sense of aviation units of .States includ- Jstreets nml tho honk of the nuto know after they have crossed the Though reasons now nre dim. ing Colorado, New Mexico and horn do not pause for the Sabbath, river. than to dash about feting these gallant hirdmen upon their —A King's Messenger. passed resolutions indorn 'and their combined efforts to suit­ This Chicago minister has se­ return to this country, hut they probably will not. Editor Arizona ni ------ -— o----------ing Colonel Mitchell and demand-1 due the sound of the church hell* lected a timely subject for discus­ \ ‘o interest Paid on Savincs Arrouili -Good- vvcidugl How.'h Ute.yacbL Uauimiiiu and. a. J#t 1>L/ j Uv. JTL'l UK1dj'jists Hke_ .him w ill] !‘t£ _ »'Tnifkfied njr,.service. _Whjeh_ that, Itut few ,h^ar and heed their sion. hefote his people, hut unless i t)h> *».'»it'Hfff ' o > . m ( vnit* •****■ , n ,t club? doubtless turn over the keys to their cities, give thoniTTolirtPdn fmi ifift ififiA-innw ~ itrSFe* ’iiixinf call. he treats the subject w ith enough --------o-------and lodging f ir an unlimited period of time, and finally o f­ flying, the bankers, etc., or the There is nothing wrong with liu- vigor to attract newspaper attenIf it isn't the bent, it’s the hu­ men that flew in tho World War? Sabbath in Chicago. It is tin* ion, oniy those who already know fer their favorite daughters in marriage before these ad­ midity, or aomething anyway. with Chicago*.; n/ioTt i-ff-tw /, to r. it it name Sabbath we have here, ami what is the matter lit venturous ne’er-do-wells fly off to some other corner of the -------- o-------BOO 1LK(i(iIN(t IS profitable, if tju, Sabbath oil which pco- Sabbath will gget the benefit of the May be President Coolidge is go­ globe looking for another fight with some form of su ffer­ you understand it. lorry I itiggu.t j,|t, j,.,ve worshipped for 2,Dim sermon, ing to substitute that wallaby lor ing humanity too weak or too ignorant to fight hack. and his partner r rank - Lakes, » c - ______________ _________ _____ his electrical hobby horse. cording to testimony offered by -----------------o----------------....... ... ....... .. the latter in court, paid the warde i A RIG GUN IN ACTION THE STUDIOUS CLASS orw their own victims; they are of the jail in which they were tem­ STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS We wonder if this Mustnphn He­ ASHEVILLE CITIZEN mal,,, Pasha of Turkey, really must, , ,, , thin anti pale, their feet are cold, their heads are hot, the porarily confined $2,OHO a month at wen Che9lurflt>kl wou,d ,l0 Jl,st Night is without sleep, the day a fear of interruption,— pal­ "fur special fuvors.” His output will surpass the im­ From the office of the weekly The $2,00(1 a month included lor, squalor, hunger, and egotism. If you come near them only “regular fnvors'V These publication, The Fellowship Fo­ agery of Keats and Shakespeare Ttie trouble with most prohibi­ and see what conceits they entertain— they are abstrac­ bootleggers tie luxe paid $500 to rum, conies this enlightment an­ at their combined beat if it is en­ ■ nobled by as facile a play of fancy M tionists is they are only 97 per tionists, and spend their days and nights in dreaming some $ 1,000 each for "extra favors." nouncing tire work which will lie as that which once adorned the cent prohibitionists nnd three per dream; iu expecting the homage of society to some precious cent beer. BOOTLEGGING HAS created done for it by William il. Ander­ gentleman’s testimony in regard scheme built on a truth, hut destitute of proportion in its pre­ more bribe-giving and bribe-taking son as a special staff correspon­ to money and his mysterious and There must be a bunch of dumb sentment, of justness iu its application, and of all energy of than all other activities in the Uni­ dent: "This for-seeing, clear-think­ ns yet unidentified nnd uniornted ■ And (i room house, Garage... Raved street on bunnies in other states if all the will in the schemer to embody nnd vitalize it.— Emerson. ted State.i hitherto, not excepting ing, straight-writing, hard-hitting, friend John T. King. Moreover, if 12 stories being circulated about ---------------- o---------------agents of corporations, buying leg­ dry, moral-reform, non-partisan lie costs Tin Fellowship Forum political leader will turn on the ns dearly as lie did tho Anti-Sa­ Florida fakers are tiuc. Crystal Lake, islators, in the old days. BUT IN A LARGE sense we cannot dedicate, we cannot Protestant search-light, shoot pa­ loon League when he was its head M -----------o ----- - ■ "I don't know," iB the answer hallow this ground. Tho brave men, living and dead, who FORTY-TWO Chinese, alleged to triotic sixteen-inch shells and drop man in New York, he will draw a to fur too many questions.—Plant struggled here, have consecrated it far above our power to be quurrclsome, nnd occasionally dry depth-bombs through the col­ princely salary, one calculated to ■ (» rooms and hath in Sanford, all convenience:! 563001 City Courier. But that's n bettar add or detract.— Lincoln. prove that his editors believe ev­ ♦hey surely do it. They do put on umns of this paper.” answer than an erroneous one. Seldom has a writer had so many ery word of their pen picture of ■ (» room house on large lot in Paola, § l.2fiO.OD . New York’s Barge Office, awaiting ----------------o---------------1 ■ ' 0 1Kl compound adjectives torn from his depth-bomb-throwing capaci­ deportation. Two hundred nml Hanford has one tennis court !„.' the depths of the dictionary in his ties. THE DARKEST NIGHT that ever fell upon the earth fifty-six Chinese in all wi jj 3 acres in hearing orange grove near Paola. „ whirens it should have eight or never hit the light, never put out the stars. It only made rent baek for quarreling on Amer­ behalf. Reading that pen picture Finally, if he draws upon his ■ ten. A couple of these tourists of Ilia agile abilities, one is forced own painful experiences behind ican anil. coming down here next winter the stars more keenly, kindly glancing, as if in protest to the conclusion that the publica­ prison walls for stuff wherewith It will cost the Government might bring racquets with them. against the darkness.— George Eliot. $50,000 to send the;ij gentlemen tion lucky enough to enlist him to frighten the weak and erring Did you ever think of that ? ----------------o---------------across the Pacific Ocean, but the will lie distinguished by such py­ from further wrong-doing, In- win -------- o-------rotechnics of reform us never be­ produce horrific nnd terrifying ma­ MUSIC WASHES away from the soul the dust of every­ Government says it is worth it. L. SIMMONS Sales Manager If it hadn't been that we weru day life.— Auerbach. fore lit up the horizon of sin, law­ terial. All in all, this "hard-lutIf you could pick out 25il, not Phone lh j with three fellows who don’t do 108 Magnolia Ave. lessness nnd crime. But even with­ ling, dry, moral-reform political Chinese, hut whites, for deporta­ such things, we would have tion, sny to another planet, which out the aid of this laudatory ami leader" is ideally equipped by ■ a a a H a a a a a a a n a a a a a a a a a a H a a B a a a a i i s a x K a a B s i * 13" thought we Imd ’em again, when impartial outburst, those who read memory for the job of throwing would be your first choice? MY FAVORITE STORIES we saw three snakes on one hole their newspaper would be able to linguistic depth-bombs. Ho pi,,, By IRVIN S. COBB at the Country Club the other day. IN OLD days, when the City of forecast much rough and effective bably can throw them bettor than s a ia s iia B M S B is a a M a a a M a a a a a a B B i* iia a a iiu |||UI1 — o-------he has been able to dodge them. a Baris, compared to modern Baris, pen-stuff from Mr. Anderson. A sure way to feel cheap is to There used to be a Southern bora uisitc. He yanked off Ids service was a small town, thousands died have u check which you have cn- Colonel of one of the negro ri-gi- coat, grabbed a bat and declared of M.nnllpox in a year. L A N S D O W N E ’S PROTEST domed come back on you marked . metils of the United States Army himself into the game. ; On Hard Road at Paola for Sil.Jdd In the year Just passed there "No Good."—Tampa Times. Bat I whose first name was James, lie “Now then," he stated, as he ad­ was no death from smallpox, and PROVIDENCE NEWS friends who «sk you to do this lit - 1was n small, dapper man, very dig* vanced to the plate, “ for just so only three very mild ruses. FOUR LOTS th* favor for them, never seem to nified nnd very much aware of the long as I’ve got no shoulder strnps Soon after the Shenandoah dis­ that they could ride out such a Baris enforces vaccination inos^ With Four Small Houses Located within !‘0,ir u-nlize it. importance of the position lie fill­ on i want you men to trea t me as strictly. Children in the primary aster Mrs. Zachary Lansdownu as the Shenandoah seems to Blocks o f Now Hotel ed. He was a great believer iu if l were one of you. I’m not your schools, infants, 511,000 hospital pa­ was reported as charging that the storm have encountered. Their unrelia­ How old is Ann? is not worry­ athletics and he organized three Colonel—I’m a player, Ix’t’s go." $1,500 for nil Four tients, are some of thooi vaccinat­ last flight of the ill-fated airship bility in this present state having ing Tampa; it’s how much is Mi­ baseball teams among members of The pitelier ined the ball across ed. had been undertaken against the been frequently established, not Huy Today Before Someone Else BuyJ* ami going to Ann ex.—Times-Ua- bis battalions and Marled a series the plate nnd the Colonel cracked And in Baris smallpox doesn’t protests of her husband who com­ only in this country but elsewhere lon. But In spite of recent annex­ of games for tho regimental cham­ out a three bagger. He tried to exist. manded it. Lntcr Mrs. t.nnsTo what do gentlemen that what in there to jutisfy the send­ Lot In Maiyfair ations we do not believe Miami in­ pions. stretch it into a homer. An he turn­ oppose vaccination attribute that downe was said to have denied ing of Commander Lansdowne and cludes as much territory as cither One afternoon two of Ihe clubs ed third base on the dead run the fact? Is it just accident. On Mellonville Avenue that she ever made such a charge. his men on a voyage that the com­ a Jacksonville or Tampa. were playing an important game coacher for his side opened up. Now it appears that whether she mander believed unduly perilous? £1,250.00 of the series. The commander, "Run, you port? lit sawdoff, popmade such a charge or not, it was MRS. MORTLOCK, possessing The record of the dead com­ Tire reporter from the Brooklyn watching from the sideline, thought eyed, bow-legged, homely white direct nnd confidential communica­ suhtsantiully true. As appears mander was such that no one could Dally Eagle showed very poor the rivals were not showing suffi- mnt! Run!" lie shouted. "Now slide tion with spirits, started "the Lo­ from the evidence of Captain doubt his bravery nor his anxiety taste when lie nnked M, Caillaux j dent spirit, considering that th lil Jiinhoy, dndgum you—SLIDE!" Flower Spiritualistic Church." George Steele before tile Naval to see the Siieimndonh do more what he was convicted for by score was close ami the champion- j The Colonel slid and got there, tus Accused telling fortunes, :i'ie is Court of Inquiry yesterday, Com­ than any other dirigible imd ever France during the war. It should ship at ; i nke. He decided to show Then lie went over and put his coat arrested, ofand REALTOR Magistrate Vitale mander Lansdowne foresaw some­ done. We may, indeed, feel sure have been remembered that M. both outfits that ginger wus icq - 1on. thing very like what happened and, that it was with reluctance he 2 calls her a menace to society, fines, Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 Caillaux is a guest of the country. her $ 100, nnd says it is a shame foreseeing it, counselled against made any protest against the or- " F irs t N atio n al Hank HuildlnRfor in-r to disguise herself ns a the westward voyage of the'uirship ders of his supeiiors. Tho trndi- ■ GET YOUR LAWNS IN ORDER President and Mrs. Mason were SALES FORCE minister in order to led fortunes. at a time when raging thunder­ lions of the service in which he " hern and brought up in Madison, EXCHANGE DOUGLAS M * storms might be encountered, was engaged prove that men are M- M. STEWART and are definitely of the west, IN VAIN Mr.t Mortlock protestWe do not doubt that the most readier to face troubles than to a a a x a a s * *■*>' though both are extremely culti­ Full is at hand, nnd winter will and bright flowers attract the ut- ml: "I had a little church in which!serious^ consideration was given t them. Lansdowne must have "•■BBMaaa ■ a n i U B i a B a s a s s a s a a s i s i vated and would be at borne in any follow fast. The rainy srnson is [lentioa of the winter visitors who I told, for modest pay, what 11what Commander Lansdowne said avoid hated to risk being misunderstood I society.—Chicago Tribune.—Well, i g it1** lie was, by all odds, the uiun best • , , .. ...... | come from sections where frost thought could happen on this earth is an officer possessed of 'ton " " « * * s * u a * . . a a » b b BBBBBa a * * s a n a a * * * - * " 11" to a close, t opious show- na.x . laid Us ,, blighting , , ,, hand , . on ,leafi rf course, we’ll take your word for diawlng , 1 to members of my congregation. fitted to say what the Shenandoah much caution. But he had his duty * it, but it doesn't seem possible. cis have calmed thegrass to grow and flower and grass. What may You threaten me with jail. could or could nut be relied on to to liia crew to perform, and to th e !" hi riotous fashions. Those who have jseein an ordinary ihing to us who do. He knew her best. But it is American people. And, at tin- rhk "Thousand* of others Imve In view of congested traffic con­ kept their lawns trimmed haw have it here ut all season* of the churches in which, for pay, they hardly reassuring to find that Rear of misunderstood, he made I ditions, it is easy enough to under­ been rewarded by beautiful grass year may very well prove the de­ tell their congregations what they Admiral Eberie made his note on his being protest. stand automobile accidents. Where plots that are a delight to the eve. elding factor us to the locating of think is going to happen in anoth­ the protest to the effect that "if Probably we shall yet have ‘ jJ ■H‘I First National Bank Bltln^ 0l many trains run upon the same Well trimmed lawns, dotted with la desirable citizen fiotn another er world. That is fortune telling the limitations nnd apprehensions from Lansdowne's superiors somt trucks, it is not dificult to stu palm i and ndged with [lowering (stale. outlined iu the letter and first en­ reasonable explanation of why ids ulf o. why there should be an occasional plants add much te the beauty of ( So let' • prepare a bit by making Mean"How do you know my predic­ dorsement were sound, it would ap­ protests were overruled. collision. Bqt where.a few uir- a town. We can Imvo these things lour home places look their te st and tions about things on this eaith pear that our airships are of lit­ while, the American people can­ ROSE COURT LOT jdam s have the freedom of the Ihere witli little difficulty. Emerald thus make oilr city mote beautiful nre less accurate than the predict tle military or commercial value." not but feel pride in the Ht„ry (,( viude heavens, and acomparative-1green grass and bright flowers at- nnd more attractive. There will be Huns of other preacher:i afcout ; That these huge gas bags are of u mao who faced death rather ''i* '" n" number of boats sail upon (tract the attention of the winter the double n ward of making our things that will happen in tlifi great military or commercial val­ thim disobey orjlern. But the * . i i -all the. oceans the world, it i i visitors who come from sections own surrourti,.i g , „J0, a |dL»aa- world to come?" ue 1ms §(ien doubted by rr.arty en-' Ahnuian peoplefwili aU,, be amc ■ i' routing ojt Sanford Ave. 75x155. Priced at I* ^ y o n jl lift why such s r j wlicft1 frost hnsj tuid i iHit Audi «tlkO pieusin/' our new How can you argue'with a !ad$ Lilleeera of high standing. Certain- Ions to see that men of hia kind " unavoidable? * 'hand on leaf and Howtr and grao*.Jfriend*. * . as ebatinate as that* * iyalu ahey have duue little to suggest ore jiat neeiUeasty. sacrificed. w*«aaBanauunB*n*HBaaaM M *HB»jJaaHi;*»»M **1 6fsff- it- ara &n4S»a ir V n c v t S e m i n o l e ( J o i n t l y J^anlt S a n f o r d .F la . f Beautiful Lake Front Lot \ LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT (0. Tw enty Five Acres E. F . L A N E ,,1 Williams-McGraw Really 1 ’f t , 1 • * *' *'•’* 't.V » • •#**** * »• — ................— • ^ ' i v ■«* '•f I, •, •* | M*JJ»*• V* ' Compan) j �* 8ANF0HH. PER ALP,. M flup AY,_SljnTgMPER 28,, J W crlltoil as fulIowa: e :unapt_____ _________ _ ■ |n «n« Town of Hanford., Flor- GiaL d i d e o IP H O N E :— O ffice 148 hla. aeeorillnK t o n l a t t b a r e u f of reeoril In t h e P i d d l e ll«‘c o rd s n t P e m ln n le C o u n ty , iiF lorlda. in' M S S KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. •At*. Miss Wilkey Resumes { East Sanford Position a s Society Weeks is nt homo from sev­ Editor of The Herald eralOkie weeks stay in Tampa. Social Calendar Tuesday Q. W. Wannelsy and Mrs. fMcCrory will entertain CirLniber Three of the Methodist ' Tuesday afternoon nt :i „ at the Home of Mrs. Me­ at 018 Oak Avenue. Wednesday le Number Two of the MethChurch will meet at 8:80 k with Mrs. A. K. Powers at Dine on Ninth Street. After having spent the past two months in New York and points in the east. Miss Kathryn Wilkey has returned to Sanford and today re­ sumed her duties as Society Editor of The Sanford Herald. ! In again taking charge of this department. Miss Wilkey requests th** same kindly co-operation that was given her last season by the people of Sanford iiMiss,,, W1 wil1 l,t‘ "t The Heraid office each morning between the hours of I) and 12 mid uil com­ munications for the society d e p a r t , ment may be given to her nt that time. Thursday mel's Specialty Shop will Ils semi-annual Cushion Show School Of Dancing: Milane Theater. Will Open Here Soon Seminole Chapter Number f the Order of Ean'.ern Star Sarn WUson of the Sara Wilson cet nt 7:30 o'clock. All memre urged to be present and School of Dancing (,f .Miami, is iting Stars will be made announcing today that :*'u> will give a basic course of classical dancing e. in Sanford beginning Oct. I. Sam Wilson has been head of the school of that name in Miami for the past nine years and h a s i produced many successful pagenls. She has been a student in the B. Harry Ward and Miss Fern \ eatoff-Serova School of linncing returned Friday from New and with Chalif in New York City. [City. Claude Sistrunk with the Amer­ and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner re- ican Fruit Growers left today for Saturday after spending Miami to spend a short vacation Before returning to Sanford he will immer in the north. spend several days in Havana J. C. Bennett and children sed Friday after spending the Discovery of Henson jer in the mountains. Personals Minnie Stewart and Miss Rines have returned from a Washington and Baltimore. For ..Insects Winter Hibernation Claimed Plat Hook 3, Page <*L College Judge C. E. Chorpening went to l,akc Wales on a business trip Tuesday. C. A. Ynncy and family of Mad­ ison are new-comer:t nt Beek Hnmmock. V. fi. D OU m .A SS. I l e i k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt, S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a . (O FFIC IA L S E A L ) tty A. M. W E E K S . Im puty C lrrli. WH.SON Si H OirslIOI.UK .lt. Solicitor* f o r C o m p l a in a n t . H, pt. 7-11-31.3*. Mra Hoke Hunter and young ;on are nt homo from Charlotte, N. C. Herbert Squire has returned to Emory College „t Atlanta, Ga., to resume his studies. IN T H E r i H C P l T r O l ' H T . S U V E S T H J I ' D I C I A I . C I I U ' t T T . — IN I N I 1 KOIl NCAI IN'OI.C C O U N T Y , P C l i l t III A, IN i ' l l A NCCI I V S I T - Mr3. Mny Hasty has sold her form and home on Geneva Ave­ nue to Flint Brothers, TIN'fi. S t r i T TO Q U I E T T I T L E W. T. LANGI.RY, C o m p t a l n t a n t . JU 3H P H P IN K O AN. KT AL U efem lanta. O H U K It O F P U B L IC A T IO N T H E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A TO: J o s e p h F l n e g a n a n d R e b e c c a F in e Kim, Ids w ife; S a m u e l C h a p m a n nnd C h a p m a n , bin w ife w hose C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; J W. T u c k e r uml Kinllv A u g u s t a T u c k e r, Ills w ife ; J . W. T u c k e r am i Misa F.valene Cust returned home last week from Young Harris Col­ lege in Georgia on account of ill­ ness. Master Alton Steele was here last week from Orlando ns the guest of hia grand parents, Mr. and Mrs, Boston Steele, Mrs. Susie Squire arrived Sun­ day from Hampton Bays, I* 1., where :ftc has been for nearly live years and is now the guest of her on, B. H. Squire and family at Moore’s Station. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meredith of Annapolis, Md., arrived here last Thur. Gay for a few days' visit with their aunt, Mrs. Boston Steele. They are motoring through to Minmi for the winter. E mi l y A iikiisis T u c k e r , h i s w i f e ; J o W o f__ f o r_____ d T u e k_______ r r a m i E m i l y An aeph Her remit elec::,in as Justice of the pence at Galesburg, ill., will enable Miss Helen M. Carr, 20. ob­ tain a college education and even­ tually become a lawyer. She has enrolled as a freshman at Knox College there and will pay her col­ lege expenses, in addition to sup­ porting two small brothers, by acting ns justice of the peace out of school hours. in n il irr n r rm : m i v rv jriiiii-:, s m im ii.ii crusty THE FLAMINGO Phone 329-w Fresh Oysters Daily BALTIMORE OYSTERS Royal Fruit Store You Are Invited To Attend The Fall Opening AT OUR MILLINERY PARLORS DETROIT CLEVELAND TOLEDO CINCINNATI E ffective from Jacksonville September 29, 1925. U •tioiinil 2.30 am 10.00 am 12.01 N'n 215 pm 3.30 pm 5.40 pm 8.35 pm 10.25 am 4.15 pm 7.30 pm 2.24 pm 6.45 pm 8.50 pm llnllr Krheilillr A.C.L. Lv. Sanford 41 Lv. Jacksonville *1 Ar. W nycross.... 44 Ar. Til ton ......... 44 Ar. A lb a n y ...... Ar. Macon ...C.T C.ofG It .\r. Atlanta L&N Ar. Cincinnati Ar. Columbus C T. Big 4 Ar. Cleveland. E.T. " .. Ar. Springfield C.T. " M Ar. Toledo Ar. Detroit .. M.C. Ar Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv. I.V. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Huul Ii- Iion ml 2.30 am 9.00 pm 7.00 pm 4.50 pm 3.35 pm 11.35 am 8.45 am 7.00 pm 3.15 pm 12.00 N'n 4.13 pm 2,00 pm 12.20 pm The Quality Shop Sanford, Florida Mrs. G. C. Sperritig Tickets, reservations and complete information from B. G. ALY, T. A., A. C. L. Station Phone 63-J 11 ELDER & LOVEllL Real sEstate and .1 '#>i Investments *1 ■' -T*fF t-JP City Property, Fann Lands and Subdivision Acreage. j Give Uh Your Listing!) and Rentals Thirty Years Residene In Sanford. ELDER & LOVELL Room llfi First'N ational Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE THE GREAT UN-WRITTEN LAWS OF BUSINESS IN FLORIDA—THE SAME AS IN ALL THE OTHER STATES. Tho Combltintinn of Brains, Capital ami Experience are essential .17 YBAItS OF SUCCESS IN SANFORD Has trained and qualified us to make a success in han­ dling your real estate investments. We offer you this service nnd cheerfully refer you to our clients. You wil/ find them in the hunks, business offices and on the streetv of Sanford. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS REALTORS (Magnolia at Srcund. LOANS Phone 48 INVESTMENTS ■ . Beautiful high aiui dry lots— All cleared, some have Orange trees— Your choice a For Sale— New ten room residence on corner of First Street and French Avenue; up to date in every respect. Only $400 $50 Cash nnd $10 per month No Interest, No Taxes, $20,000.00—One third cash Lots are 50x1'l l to 152 feet on Pinilu street, 525 feet from Dixie Highway Balance one, two and three years South of Longwood, Near School ry Splendid place to build a bungalow for rent or sale. 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If . ■ .. 36 inches wide, with large and small flowers and figures. All new designs. 36 inch velvet finished, hand blocked, colored patterns, I. All fust, $1.25 and $1.50 yard 25c and 35c yard ..f; fl Cretonne 25c and 35c Cretonne 1 a ■ 25c and 50c yard 50c, 65c and $1.00 yard ■ •• A New Observation Dining Cur Train Through Sleeping Cura and Coach Service to C h r i s t i a n n a m e In u n k n o w n : J o n e s n n d ■ — J o n e s , h ln w if e w h o se C h r l n t l a u n a m e In u n k n o w n ; _ ntul Ao U i ’h i U n d e v u ry Xlf lt le a b o v e a n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s . If l i r l i u t an* if e it h e r , a n y u r a ll o r t h e s a h r d e f r n d a n t s , Le d e a d , t h e n t o l h a h e i r s , d e ­ visees. g r a n t e e s n n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s u n d e r ennli a n d e v e r y o f t h e said d e c e a s e d d e f e n d a n t s , a n d t o a ll p a r ­ tie s, e a c h a n d e v e r y c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t um l, r an y o f t h e a b o v e n a ­ m ed d e f e n d a n t s , e a c h and e v ery | w h o se n a m e s a n d r e s i d e n c e s a r e u n - ■ k n o w n t o th e c o m p l a i n a n t , In th e ■ a b o v e r n t l t l e d c a u se , a n d l o a ll Utl* ■ k n o w n p a r t i e s w h o m s o e v e r , c laim Ing a n y I n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In the la n d s in v o lv e d In th in s u i t , sahl la n d b e i n g s i t u a t e d In th o County of H rm ln o le nnd S t a t s of F l o r i d a an d m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e s c r i b e d as fo llo w s: L o ts 3 a n d I Block " D " o t N en v cs'J A d d itio n t o th e C it y o f Hanford. S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a a n d It a p ­ p e a r i n g f r o m th e s w o r n Itlll o t C o m ­ p la i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f you m n y c la i m s o m e r i g h t , t i t l e or I n t e r e s t In .mil to t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e ­ in d e sc r ib e d . It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d , t h a t you a n d e a c h of you h e a n d y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o th o llill of C o m p l a in t , h e r e i n ti le d In t h i s e u m o on M onday, th e fith day of O cto b e r A. D. I.*7 j t h e s a m e he-. lu g a r u l e d a y of th in C o u r t, a t th e C o u rt H o u se , In H a n fo rd Hemlnnle C o u n ty . F l o r i d a a n d In d e r a u l t t h e r e ­ of D ecree P r o C o n fe sa o w ill he eiitereil n n u ' n s t you. s a i d c u u n r be Ing n s u i t to q u ie t t i t l e In th o Coinp l n l n a n t In a m 1 i to t h e t^hove d e s c r lb ed land. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o l ­ d e r be p u b li s h e d o n c e a w e e k t o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k l y I s s u e s of t h e H an fo rd H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d 111 S u n fo r d . Hcmluole C o u n ty . F lo r id a . W i t n e s s m y h u n d a n d t h e seal o f Ib is C ir c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n th , J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t uf t h e HI a t e of F lo r id a . In nnd fo r H em lm d e C o u n ­ ty . F lo r id a on th i s t h e 7lh d a y of S e p te m b e r. A. D. I!»25. V. K. D O U aLA S S . (S E A L ) C le rk of t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t. S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C ircu it. In an d f o r S e m ­ inole C o u n ty , S t a l e of P lo r ld u . Ry A M W E E K S , D e p u ty C le rk . JOHN O. LEONA HDY. S o lic ito r fo r C o m p l a in a n t . S e p t: 7 -H -21-2S — Nos. 18-17 Tuesday, September Twenty-Ninth One Hundred Eight Park Avenue a u s t a T u c k e r , h i s wife; Hmnuei C h a p m a n . T r u s t e e ; J . W. T u c k e r , a t t o r n e y In fa c t f o r S a m u e l C h ap m m . T r u s t e e ; J. H o w a rd T u c k e r , T r u s t e e ; A iia u s la Is a b e lla N eave. ntul h u s b a n d G e o r g e H o w a r d N e a v e ; Sirs. A I N e a v e a n d G e o rg e How m d N eave, h e r h u s b a n d : Hnimiel T M cC ravey am i M iC rav ey, Ills w if e ; w hose C h r la t lu n llanii* Is u n k n o w n ; 8, T, M cC raney m i d -------- M cC raney, his w ife w h o se C h r is ti a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; Km* Mr. and Mr:* C. E. Chorpening, HT.VI'K OK I I . m i n t \ . Miss Helen Chorpening, Miss Alys tri it,- Kulalo of KHIV AIILi W INSLOW M IT C H E L L , Chorpening, Carl Chorpening and dectasrtl. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth motor­ Nollrr |<> Crrilllnra r u l l l ora, l.eK atc cs, I>lsed New Smyrna Beach for the day t r lTbou l i ea lls C an d nil I 'e rs n n s h a v i n g Sunday mid enjoyed a picnic din­ *'la i m s o r l><-m:in,t‘ inialicit «;ihl Ksner. They visited the Old Spanish tote: Voll. and e a c h of a r e In-rrhy Mission ns an interesting side trip. notiflt-d and r .- i|u l r n |you, to i*r«*-*.-iit a n y F lu n o , I'lp u O r g a n am t H arm o n y i . P, D. McRae had as her! i* guests uests for the week Mr. and George Redfeurn and daughand Mr. and J. W. Blankner ’enSurg, I'hilip McRae Jr., and Taylor of Tampa. • You n n d ea c h o l y o u nrn t h e r e ­ fore h e r e b y r e i |i i l r r d l o a p p e a r to th e Hill of .C om plaint In tills m um , on M onday, t h e 6th. d a y o f O ctober, IS!:,, u l t h e C o u r t H o u s e , Hnhtord, F lo r id a , mild c a u s e b e i n g n su it lo u u le t i d l e In t h e C o m p l a in a n t to t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d p re m is e s . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r be p u b li s h e d o n c e a w e e k In fo u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k l y Issues In th e H anford H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u blished In S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F l o r ­ id. i. IN W 1TNK S3 W I1 B H E O F . I h a v e h e r e u n t o s e t m y h a n d a n d o ffic ia l »■ flfl t h l s t h e 6th.- d a y of S e p te m b e r. TELEPIIONE:— Rea. 428-J. MOSCOW, Sept. 28.—(/PI—The Gremlin, of Tampa, a for- Russian scientist M. Buchmetjew rsident of Sanford, spent the ha:i determined that the tempera­ reek in Sanford on business. ture of insects increases in direct 1-Iu Iiiih and d> 111n flat I u h o I, toil, o r proportion to their activity. W ilier o f you. m a y h a v e a g a i n s t th » Mrs, Vesta Fay, Mrs. Murth.i C. A. Williams and Mini Butterflies, lie claims, furnished e s l a t o of K tlw anl Winslow Mll.-h.-ll Moffett, Mr. and Mrs, W. 11. Pone, d e c e a se d , la te * i Heiiilnoli* I 'o u n t y , ! Williams have taken an much valuable enlightnient on the lo til- u n d e rs lg h e il A dinln sent in the Weiuko Apart- nrol)lem,of the winter’s sleep of the Mr. ami Mrs, Bushnell Bale:i. Mi IKslorlda. t r a t o r s of sa id .-stai,-. u i t h l n o n e for the winter. insect species. He found that when Mrs. Bill \crnm i, Mr. mid Mrs y e a r fro m th e d a l e h ereo f ... ... .... i i ■■ stm iii jVI r it fill M ru. JJoe nt Edward Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. P a l e d Msptemlier I'Uli \ I* l a i n butterflies were placed in a colder L -'.A N IT S I. M I T i 'M ia .l , J. C. Aycock and son, .lack atmospheric medium. <tlieir temper­ Fail, Miss Sue Fny, Miss Kvalene LAWRENCE IV MITrilKLL Ik. returned Saturday from ature immediately began to drop Cust, Miss I’auline Wallace, Miss Adml nlM r a l o r s \ugustind where they have j and continued on the downward Martini Wallace and l)|in Fay com­ Hejd: l l - 3 i - 3 S . n e t : i- IS -ta -S * . N „v : ruests of relatives. jscalo until a certain point was prised a party going to New Smyr­ IN T i n : l Mil l IT t ill I I I ’ Ol- H K II. renehed, whereupon the tempera­ na Beach for the day Tuesday. i n o u : i i n N i l , i t .m u n i , i\ and Mrs. Howard Hulick re- ture would suddenly ii'ioot up again i ii \ ni i a n . Saturday from Allenliurst, nearly to normal and then register I l n l r r f o r 1'iihlirnlloii N. II I1AIINKII. mid will be at the Montezuma slighter drops. But this exporjment C o m bl n l i m i t until the completion of the was only possible once. When tried vo. lotel Ferre:!1; Lake. T i i k ii cuts. d e v i s e e s ,- c m a n , a second time, the butterfly invar­ T E E S I N I ' l IT 11 C It C L A I M VNTS iably died. U N D E R J O S E P H P I N N K U A N . il.tM. H. Mabry and Horton Buchmetjew came to the conclu­ Cr.lBi’il o r o t h e r * ’. Ims. a n i l o i l i e r *. I l ef e m l u u l n . motored from Gainesville sion that the secretions of butter­ T i l l * S T ATI-: O F I ' M i l l I HA. T O: id the week end as the guests flies are cooled by a lower atmos­ Al l |iuill>-s cl nl i ull i K I n l e r e s l ill If. and Sirs. J. F, Smith. phere temperature and even frozen III,- I: mmI , .uni | . t . nil-. , l,.-i. hi t f r e r i lrserl he<l u m l e r J O S E P H I'INNfelwhen the lowest point is reached(IAN. Il I : l l i : i ’i ’ A F I N N CHA N .1 \ f . J, G. Ball and Master Billy _ __ ...... m i i ! i t f >rr : , M i i ’ m c i . i r » o \ r . r . amed Sunday evening from freezing point he attributes to 'I J O S E P H Wi ' I T o l l l i T l ' i ’K C l t , CMC I I . \ Al 111 :iTA T I V K K R . U C l ) I UI C ni Beach where they huvi liberation of the animal heat dur­ I l i l t \ N T I . C 1 , u m l r i i e h of thetii, kpending the summer. ing the freezing process. i lec-. i .-■! ,.r o t h e r w i s e . HA Ml Cl. C H A P M A N a n T Y u a t c t This ability of insects to sup­ f o r Ml s U l i l ' S T A I C H A P M A N , and Mrs. Harvey Bray of port u cooling down of their secre­ J i *HC PI I I M i K F u i t o T P O K F . l t . m i d na, Cuba, were the guests In: t tions, without actually freezing, C M I I -1 x 1 I i ' K 1: 11, MIHH U ' O P H TA I CHAPMAN. .1 H • >W A 111 * of Miss Annie Hawkins at the scientist thinks is the secret T l ' C K I ' l l . .i< T r i i h l i e f o r .1 Wf n- . bme on Celery Avenue. of their being able to sleep through F o n t * T f O K E I l a m i CMI I . Y At) tlio winter. I J CS TA T P I T K C l t I H t i l l C I’. VANH nn T i l l lie. I n r .1 t V o F F O I t l * T I C K and Mrs, R. A, Terhmie left IS It u m l CMII. Y ACH CHT A T C C K ly for St. Petersburg, where German Says Present C l l . MIIH HA It AII SC W C l . l , H A T T i n t MIIH HA It A 11 H H A T T K I t a n d will attend the national conW It. H A T T K I t h e r h u s h a m l . AUm of the United Spanish War Shoe Styles Lasting’ UIT8 TA 1 N C A V i ; . mil — - N K A V K . a ns. h e r liunhuntl. Cl H' IHA T. I ' l l 11,1.! PH. H A M l ' K I . M T Ct . ’K 13tt. MltH \ l l l BERLIN, Sept. 28.—fV**)—'The ( ! I N I 1 A KVAND, Anil < t e h of t h e m . , A.( Doway ninl daughter, pointed toe and high lied have Here is a new type of collar that If llvlnic. m o l If ile:u|. oil p a r l i e s n t e r e s t u n i l e r n.ihl HAM MaxinV Dowdy, arrived Satur- conic to stay, thinks Professor is simple and youthful looking, hut ePlCa Il .mCl nHeA PI M A N .in I riiHie.. ( o r MIHH rum Benton, Ark. They will be Goclit of the Orthopaedic Institute not severe. A band of white or­ A L' i 11fHT A 1 C H A P M A N I W O K CKKH uml KM t l. Y A ucsts of Mr. ami Mrs. W, I,. of the Berlin University. Asked gandie is finished with pleated TF POCI IKO C l tT. CMl : - ! AI !i 11 HTA I , P | I A F Py for the winter. for his opinion on the influence of ends that give a jnhot effect in MAN. .1 I l o W A It I • T I C K K H as footwear on questions of hygiene the front. As all smart collars do, ................ f or .1 U i i l K O I t t , T P C K K I l uml CMII.Y ACHCHTA T C C K C l ti idy Anderson returned Satur-! Professor Goclit mid that just as it hugs the neck closely. H C iill K. KVANH us T r u s t e e Tor .1 [from Pennsylvania ami New ( most people will continue to drink, W O F F O Itl* T P C K C U a m i CMII.Y announced ACHCHTA T P C K C l t ; MltH HA It A11 where he has been superin- cat ami smoke, in fact do every­ Kissimmee—Plans SCW H ATTKIt. MltH HA It AH hg peach shipments for tin thing they know to be injurious, so for construction of twenty-five H H ACTl.l. T K It uml W It IIA T T K It. rican Fruit Growers, Inc. they will persist in following tin* new dwellings. l o r hmthuml. A C O P M A I NKAVK uni ■■■ - NKAVK. l o r liusl.tii.l, precepts of fashion in the matter l.til'IHA T PH 11,1,1 PS S a MHKL AL and Mrs. N. D. Stevens and of shoes, contrary to all sense of) T P C K K Il. MUM VI ItUINI A A KV­ ANH, a n d eiu h of th e m d e e m i«d or Iren of Tunknnnnck, Pa., who reasoning. MRS. If. O. TRAVIS olio rw'lue, nnd nil o t h e r pt rtien In* been the guests of Mr. and Not until health and feet have t e r m t i d In t h e l.inda h e r e i n a f t e r deII. R. Stevens, have taken an been mriously damaged, he said, serlheil; mill K ATK I :N I >i: It WOOD nlejit at 811 Park Avenue. will human nature finally resort Fuhlic Stenojarraphei SWAN a n d A t . l t c i l T S W A N , h e r .h ic h u n d . d e fe n d .in le to a more sensible kind of foot­ Ii a p p e a r i n g hy t h» s w o r n t t d i Valdez Hole! I.ulihy s. J. I). Woodruff, Misa Ethel wear. , cf C i m i i d n l n t Hi n t y o u m u y he m i e r m t e d In t h e h i n d a n d p r e m y and Miss Florence Henry red Friday to Tallahassee e they spent the week end vis- MRS. EDGAR MITCHELL 'fMebds at Florida State ColT E A C IIK K OF for Women. r. and Mr;i T. J, Miller and Margaret Cox left Saturday Italtimore, Md., where Miss Cox fe-enter Goucher College. Mr. Mrs. Miller will spend two „ efn- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a mrU II. FTerndon and Ma Mary| rV.f tLc , don. hta wile; WUBl Will PW HBI • r anil , , ■ -Irtifflgr, her himIlknu, In vo lv ed In t h U n u ll am i >lo- VII.“I <fW'‘ I : X ■ V M ■• M •> EVER FAST MATERIALS FOR DRAPERY Guaranteed fust to sun nnd water in all the light shades. Gingham doth nnd suiting 36 inches wide. IL 50c and 65c yard B •• ■ •> ■ S :: B ■ ■ + B •• 41 NEW LACE AND RUFFLED CURTAINS Plain Marquisette Lace Curtains Fine filet nets in cream and ecru with silk fringe. $2.75 and $3.50 and scrim ruffled curtains. Cream and white. $1.75 pair •i i �TIIlWT't . . no.nU U .. . ( I” * g f c ! , m i mv»«U taw I S J , " d tho Dead Lakes Face Tremendous Job NEW lum ber y a r d m m ? m m Returned Hurler From' The Southern League Allows Browns Hut Three Dingles And,ChainpioriM Win 8 to 0 3 :* :* x x -. WASHINGTON; Kept. 28.-(VP) —Pitcher “Curley Ogdon lately 10101111x1 to Washington from Chnttanoogu of tho Southern As­ sociation, held St. Louis to three hits Sunday and enabled the churnions to tio the series with the rowns by winning, 8 to 0. Only three of the champions’ regulars played the full game, the substitutes bagging 12 of the 17 hits garnered off Gaston and Wingard. It was Nick Altrook-Al Schacht day at the park and the Washing­ ton comedian-coaches put on their full repertoire of monkey-shine.:. Score by innings: St. Louis .. .. 000 000 000-0- 3-3 Washington .. 010 250 OOx—8-17-1 Batteries: GaHton, Wingard and Dixon; Ogden and Tate, A complete line of Luf|uc Hatted For Fdtur Runs In Two Innings; Phillies Are Defeated hy Chicago; (Hants lleaten by Dodgers fmrnmm CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.—OP)— After being held runlcss for three founds, Pittsburgh batted Luque for four runs in two innings, and won « five-inning game from Cin­ cinnati, •! to a. gain stopped play in the first half of the sixth. Score by innings; Pittsburgh .............. 0C0 22— l-C-1 Cincinnati ............ . 102 00—2-0-2 Uatteries: Kremer and Smith; Luque and Hargrave. B TIGERS ROMP ON YANKS NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—f/l*)— Detroit defeated New York, 10 to R, Sunday in the first game of a double header despite home runs by Ruth mid Mcusel. The second game was called a t the end of the fifth inning, tied, 1 to 1, on ac­ count of darkness. It wns Ruth’s 22nd anil Meuscl's 32nd circuit clout of the season. FIRST GAME Scoro by innings: Detroit .. .. - 000 000 013-10-15-1 New York „ 000 001 0 1 3 - 5-10-1 Batteries: Whitehill and Woodall; Jones, Braxton, Johnson and Bengough. SECOND GAME Score hy innings: Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . . 010 00-1-2-0 New Y o rk _______ 010 00-1-3-0 Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Lath Hrlck Lime Plaster ■ White Rock Plaster Ronrd Nails Screen Wire lluilders Hardware Do>rs Windows CPUS TROUNCE PHILLIES Meet Mr. Ralph Powell, six times CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—(/P)—Chi­ winner of the Nebraska state ten­ cago bunched hits off Mitchell nis title, lie’s also annexed the Sunday and defeated Philadelphia, j Omaha city championship on nine 2 to 1, in the final game of tho occasions and the Missouri Valley series. The season’s series whs chnssic throe times. He’s now Frames ami Screens won by Chicago, 13 games to 0, gone in for golf, where he hopes Made to Order Score by Innings: to acquit himself just as brilliantPhiladelphia 100 000 000-1- 7-0 Chicago........ 010 (120 OOx—3-13-1 Murphy Ironing Hoards Batteries: Mitchell, iiing and Medicine Cabinets llenline; Alexander and Hurtnett. Today’s Games ROBINS HEAT (HANTS BROOKLYN, Sept. 2H.~</P)— Brooklyn returned from itfTTtsastrous western trip Sunday and beat New York, f» to 1, in a ninth-in­ ning finish. Score by innings: Now York .. .. 021 010 000—l-li-0 Brooklyn .. 003 U00 101-3-12-1 Batteries: Greenfield anil 'Sny­ Coach Knuto Rockne and Captain Clem Crowe have a tremendous task der; Petty and Hargreaves. ahead of then) If Notre Dame it going to live up to its gridiron deeds of the past few seasons. With the celebrated "four horsemen’’ gone, ns well ns many other stars, it will take some real work to put the Irish on the football map tins campaign. Rockne (on the left) and Crowe are shown in the accompanying photo looking over prospective candidates. '!-American War Veterans. Spanish War Vets .Spank1 Tho first time that tho eomnmndery met with the veterans wns in Chattanooga in 1U23. Last year the Plan Joint Meeting CRACKERS BEAT joint meeting wns held in Michi­ gan City. This year the commandofficials predict the largest at­ FORT WORTH TO With National Body cry tendance in the history of the or­ ST. PETERSBURG, Kept. 28.— der. EVEN UP SERIES (/P)—The annual meeting of the Officer i of tile National CnmNational Commundery will he held mainlery are Lieutenant Ft nleric Southern Leaguers Found 4 jointly with the national encamp­ II. Mart, commander-in-chief; Cap­ Panther Hurlers lo Take ment of the Spaaish-American War tain Robert Wnnkownki, junior Sunday's ( ’onlest 12 to 7 Veterans in this city during Sep*. commander-in-chief; Captain Geo. 27 to Oct. I. Plans for the reunion II. Zone, treasurer-in-chief; Cupbanquet have been completed. tain Guorgo II. Kemp, historian; PANTHER PARK, Fort Worth, nnd A program of entertainment and Reverend Samuel Small, chaplain; Tex., Sept. 28.—(/l\—Tho Atlanta of business in addition to that of Lieutenant recorder. Crackers won a long drawn out tho regular veteran encampment game hy much hitting from the has been arranged. F o i i _ W u r U i . i ‘im Ujjura ilaynWfftmrtlmmniff-trri'n brvnfc In " The NntliiRiil -Viimmtmlifr.y is u Imnort: , more is exported from the tho four games of the Dixie series naval and military order of Span- state Ham is brought in. The ex­ jsh-Anicrieun War veterans made thus far played. ports total more than $130,1100,000 Fort Worth used four pitchers tin entirely of officers. This is the while her imports total about $225,in nn attempt to stop thu Crackers third time in the history of the nnd Atlanta two. The Inrge crowd toniinnndcry that tho organization which fringed the outfield, mnde has met jointly with the Unit'd many long flies which ordinarily would have been outs safe, At­ Hand 1. Huso on hulls, off Cuvet lanta virtually won the game by 5; Head 2; Wolkup 2; North 1; getting more hitB into the crowd. Johns, 1; McLaughlin I. Hit hy The Crackers kept up a continual pitcher, by McLuughlin 2 (Davis onslaught against the four Fort twice). Wild pitch, Wulkup l; Worth pitchers, scoring one or Head 1. Passed hall, Jenkins I; more runs in every inning except Mullen I. Winning pitcher. Cuvet. Losing pitcher, Walxup. Time of the second. The hitting of Nears, J. Smith. game 3 hours. Umpires, Fanning, Nichoff and Moore were features. Jordn, Hill ami Brennan. Hugh Cavot, veteran southpaw, who defeated the Panthers in the first game, was batted from the hox in tliu sixth inning. Hollis Mc­ Laughlin, who succeeded him, man­ aged to hotd tho Panthers in check, although ho wns constantly In trouble. Fort Worth finished the game •with u putched up line-up due to an injury to Possum Moore, and tho fact that they hail used most of their pitchers nnd substitutes earlier in ho game. The gumo wns plnycd before u Palmetto crowd estimated in excess of 18.000 said to he tho Inrgest crowd which ever attended a game here. The Ilox Score. ATLANTA AB It H PO A K Zoo Hors, If. _ 5 3 2 1 0 0 HAItT NASON, Local Manager NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Brooklyn. No others scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland a t Philadelphia. Detroit a t New York. Chicago at Boston. Only three scheduled. The Price Is Right SANFORD W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w LOURDES France, Sept. 28.— bP)—Posted on the wnlki of the miraculous grotto here, journey's end for so many pilgrims from nil parts of the world, there is a pla­ card which reads: “ biok out for your pocket-book." Above tha heap of crutches aban­ doned by the devout in testimony of cures there is another, nnd by the sacred fountain there is n third Faith in the healing powers of the shrine brings the pilgrim ami faith in the fatness of the pilgrim’s scrip has brought-the pickpocket and the common. The best plainclothes men from Prris, on duty a t bmrdcs, have eiuyht ns many ns six pickpockets in n single morning. Often the thkvA‘* .,irii,yuyng,girls,Deputed l»v older adepts, who nrO mostly old offenders fearful of the heavy punjjnhicnt dealt out in France to the huhitual criminal. Lourdes is crowded in the sum] mer with n great variety of nation­ NATIONAL LEAGUE alities and that means u vast va­ Brooklyn 5; New York I; Cincinnati 3; Pittsburgh •! (call riety of wallets. The thoughts of Jim levout when they buy candles cd end of fifth, rain.) J ; ifor the shrine or gather abotlt the Chicago 3; Philnddlphjn L Nt. I,tiuis U-li; Boston 5-7 a(fini pile of discarded crutches crutches am preoccupied and obstructed. gumo HI innings.) They do not resent chance elbowing or jostling nor feel the hand that AMERICAN LEAGUE u'ips the wallet from its resting Washington 8; St. LouL o. New York 5-1; Detroit 10-1 (sec­ place. ond game tied, call'd end fifth Tampa—Henderson Boulevard rain). Jio he widened from 30 to -10 feet. No others scheduled. Yesterday’s Results Jack, I admire your 1st—We will leml you AH T h e M o n ey necessary to build a complete home 2nd— If your home i» already built we will make you u very substantial loan on it. You find Hart, Schnffner k Marx clothing »> Dickson-Ives. That name and their products *r* known the world over for quality ami honest **!• infliction. You get both at reasonable prices al D-I. The whole idea is to broaden the ollt your figure—make it more athletic with shoulders and a trim waist. Colors are Browns like fall leaves, blues and soft I Many double breasted coats are being worn. “Can You Fit Me Well?” Many people wonder if they can g*l 0 mnde suit, individual enough to fit them, find longs, shorts, stubs, stouts, regulars— of the showing nt D-I. How Much Does A Good Suit Cost? The cost of n suit depends upo Good clothes nro available at $10- O and bench made suits selW at $75 ti ran get what you want and get it at always glad to show you too. Everybody have a good time We have two plans of financing Your Home Totals _ „ 37 7 1! 27 II 3 x Batted for Wtilup in sixth, xx Batted for Johns in seventh, xxx Batted for Wachtell in ninth, « I Score by innings? ’Atlanta _______ 101 121 213—12 Fort W o rth ........ 020 10 1 210— 7 Sumninry: Left on base, Atlan­ ta 10; Fort Worth 11; two-huso hits. Nears 2; J. Smith 2; Zoellers, Nichoff 2: Gnztdlu, f ’nvet, Palmer, Windle, Jenkins. \H o m e runs, Moore. Double plays; Gnzella to Nichoff to Murphv; Smith to Nic­ hoff lb Murphy; Niohoff to Gazella sui Yes, dear, everyone does Clothes With a Reputation M n ■ ■ bear, spreading Joy throughout your home and fairly eager to get at your work? ' Or, do you fee! all tlred-out end aching in every bone and muscle— bad taste prevailing — not wantiiw nny breakfast — pouchy and miser- Famous Shrine I s Hunting Ground Of French Sneak Thief FIELD SPORTS — MUSIC r.07-8 1st National Hunk 111tig. f * - when you get un-hungry * a it all * 1 1 NOT just once or twice n yenr, m national! 11 time is there a representative of a V n e a s^ I I known clothing firm at D-I to take y°ur from P 1' meat for individual clothing- Prices art ready t* , to $85, Complete samples nnd styles vnur <linn«!nw Gall for Mr. Amason. Positively No Obligation Secure Dinner Tickets A t Lnncy’a Drug Store The Oasis or From Our Representative Office NO D ELA Y ----------- NO WAITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Cull and let us explain our plan. W. J. Radiant!, District Manager 107-lUD S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 M. K. Rutherford. A ss’t. I)isl. Mgr, Orlando Phone �5— Autos, Sale 21—Lost, Found FOR SALE: Overland Sedan in (rood condition. Must be sold nt once. Price 1225.00. Room 11, Ball Bldg. LOST: One wire wheel and new tire, alie 33x4, used on Stevens car, between Sanford and Ashly or 14th street. Please return to Kilgore Seed Co. and receive rewnrd. fori Daily Herald AD. RATES i; Cash In Advenes ____ i i a . w i n w r * t m ) r * t n i n a « 4 « •!Ma t Im m ediate!? f** ________ 1»« a Itaa _________* • ■ lla * ___ ____ I f a lla a a U aa S l»OT» __ lu e a d ra t * « a r a f o r e o n lv* In a s rtln n a . . fcrda o f averaga U n g th ounteit a Hn*. . | m c h a r g e 10c f o r <«rat r a r U a l n g la r a a t r l o t a d t o r c la a a lf l c a tl o n . ■e r r o r la m a d e T h e Ban* ■raid w ill b* re a p o n a lh l# r o n * I n c o r r e c t Inaartlon . re rtla e r fo r aubaeouant kna. T h e office ah o u ld be I n i m e d l a t a l r In caaa of ADVF.nTIH Kfta I r a k r e p r e e e n t a t l r * th o r I f e m l H a r w i t h r a t e s , ru le* aalflcatlon, w i l l g iv e y ou • in f o r m a t io n . A nd If ■h. th e y w ill a a a la t y o u J i n s y ° “I w » n t ad. to more effectiv e. y o R T A N T NOT1CB eiaera a h o u ld g i v e t h e i r L poatofflce a d d r a a a aa th e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If ■Ire r e a u t ta . A b o u t o ne t o u t of a t h o u e a n d h a a a he, a n d t h e th e r e can 't i l c a te w i t h y o u unleaa bow y o u r Addraaa. Call 148 * 0 ^ SALE: ^ n sacrifice, Ford Ton Truck in good condition, LOST: Bathing suit, light tan trim -’ stake body, pood rubber, $150.00 mer in blue. Put in wrong Ford Room 11, Ball Bldg. Coupe Sunday night near Joe It Smoke House. Party holding same 7— Business Service please call 05 on leave at Sanford Herald Office. TANEY’S DRUG STORE _ P r « . acriptioni. Drugs, Sodas. Wr 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees n « r y o u ** y o n r o h o n a C a ll 108. iTEWART THE FLORIST” Flowers .or all occasion a. BU Myrtle. Phona 260-W SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Sueeeggor. | 0 fPllon A Platt 116 Magnolia. Everything elec FOR SALE: Strawberry plants, $4.50 per 1,000, F.O.B. Uko Meel Phone 422. Electragltb Mary, C. A. Farina. Radio. 'VTCTTTS - T h r o e s t a t i o n s . M ag* PF.TUNA I’LANR for sale. $1 per hundred. Phono 423-W. Mrs. n o lle a n d S e c o n d . F i r « t end K im . S e n f n r d A v e n n e a n d 10‘ b S t r e e t Frank Meisch. Insert an ad in the “Classified Col­ umns” of The Herald. Let a classi­ fied ad work for you. E x p e r t a e rv ic e . Watch Your Frail, Puny Child Grow Strong—Take on W eight S ERROR Realty Co. Rose C o u rt In just n few days—quicker thi-n you ever dreamt of—them wonder­ ful flesh making tablets called Mc­ Coy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will start to help any weak, /everything . thin, undernourished little one. ! After sickness nnd where rickets For the Sportsman are suspected they aro especially At valuable. No need to give them r.r.y 1more nasty Cod IJver Oil—these Bah Hardware , tablets aro made to tnke the place Phone 8 of that good but evil smelling, bi'.omnch upsetting medicine and 111 Ft. on Sanford Avenue, they surely doi t. They do put on Chinawnre *n English Porce­ flesh. through to Grandview Ave. I Ask Sanford Drug Co., Union lains, Ruvnrinn and Japanese China make lovely gifts Phnrmncy, or any druggist foi Mc­ Numerous beautiful trees. Coy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets—ns easy to take as enndy The Ball Hardware nnd not at all expensive—60 tab­ lets 60 cents. $10,000—Terms Be sure nnd get McCoy's, th.* or­ iginal nnd genuine and give the child a chnncc for 3(1 days. If you G. T A Y L O R D Y E R aren’t delighted with results you Painting-—Decorating get your money back. 50 Ft. On Sanford Ave., Be­ PHONE 303 Ilnines City—Building permits tween 11th St., and 12th St. for month of August totnlcd $322,000. FOR SALE: Six thousand Easter Lilies at 10c each and four thou­ LF.WTS O’BRYAN. Office In Seminole Bank Building Annex. sand at 25c to one dollnr each. R. Muse, W. 1st Street. Phone 593-J. Phona 417-L 3. Sanford. OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU WIGHT PRINT SHOP-Printing 33— Wanted Engraving. Embossing. See us ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE" first. We do it. Phone 417-W. WANTED: Comfortnble room by R. R. Ave.-Commercial SL OK THE HERALD gentleman. Close In. $25 month­ Permanent, I’honc 632-W or JAMES n . COWAN—All kinds ly. l a l l i w a t e MUST be prrana a t T h e i e a of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. reply W. A. Caro Sanford Herald. ■Id o ffice or hy let* Water ard Boat Tanks. At Oak 34— Wanted Help, Female T e le p h o n e dleeemtln* Avenue end Third Street Tele­ a r e n o t valid* ua. P r o m p t . Efficient. phone 111. WANTED: A cook. White prefer­ S e rv i c e red. Ninth and Maple. MIRACLE Concrete Co, general 42— Advtg. Mediums 12— Advtg. Mediums cement work, aldewatka, build­ WANTED: Experienced snleslndy lassifications ing block*. Irrigation bo-ee. J, E for ready-to-wear. Only exper­ Make your sales DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell Terwllleger, Prop. ienced need apply. Style Shop, 309 OHIO—Xenia. nouncements anything? If so advertise in through the Xcnin Gazette, ZcnHILL LUMBER CO. Houie <x Sanford Ave. to Accessories ln, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ the Gainesville Sun. Service, quality and Price. tos, Rent WOMEN EVERYWHERE to sell trict. Want ad anil display rates ADVERTISING gets results if it Pic-Wic house frocks direct to on request. to. Repairing reaches potential buyers. Pawearer; no investment; easily earn Where Service and Quality i, Sale latka Daily News is circulated in THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT $.'»ft weekly; all or part time, »v.„o Reigna jiness Opportunities —Central West Virginia's larg­ nil industrial and ngticultural sec­ todny Pickwick Mfg. Co., Fort O L Y M P I A C A F E e s t daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per tion. jiness Service Wayne, Ind. word; 4 insertions 1 1-4c; 6 or PALM BEACH COUNTY — The The Waffle House Rent, Apartments C. A. Caratt, Mgr. 105 W. 1st S t [WANTED: Wash woman wanted, more lc per word ench insertion. scene of stupendous develop­ Rent, Houses 4th Street. Phone 625-J. ment. Bend about it in the Palm Rent, Rooms UMnUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Bench Post, Sample copy -ent on 1DDRESSING — Multigraphing, j WANTED: White woman for COI iancial Classified ads have the largest reque.it. fabling and mailing—a« yon ! housekeeper In country. Pcrmnn )ihs and Board cnt. fL"itisfVctory. See Mr». Pear[circulation in Southwestern Ueorwant it—when you want it. son at American Fruit Growers. MORNING TRIBUNE— *ua. Bute 8c (6-word line) line. TAMPA Rent, Office, Stores Phone 673. H. E. Porch. First Send in your subscription to the Sale, Acreage National Bank Bldg. WANTED: Sales ladies nt once. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Tribune or hand it to your local ! or Exchange Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ denier so you can read Florida's Apply F. W. Woolworth Co. 10— For Rent, Rooms jr'Snle, Groves sified pages of Florida’s Great greatest newspaper. One year, Home Daily, rntes 2 cents a word. $8.00, 6 months, $1 00, three months 33— Wanted Help, Male r Sale, Houses FOR RENT—Room* with or with. Minimum 25c, cash with order. $2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ le, Lease, Rent out meals. Reasonable ratea. WANTED: Colored boy to do jan­ Write for complete rate card. ance policy add 75e to your order. Lincoln Houle. le, Live Stock itor work. Sanford Herald. in the Journal-Her­ Sale, Miscellaneous FOR RENT: Offlco. suitable for TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ADVERTISE ald, South Georgia’s greatest MEN wishing to enter dining, ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Ic, Real Estate real estnte or law office. Apply Morning, afternoon, sleeping car service as eonduc- ia_______ _______ in the _________ county advertise DoLa ml newspaper. |e, Furniture weekly an.! Sunday. Classified 307 E. Second Street. tors, porters, waiters, write 123 Daily News, rate lc per word, cash rates 10c per line. Wnycroas Jour■niture Wanted Railway Exchange, Kansas City. with order. nal-Hernld, Wnycroas. Georgia. t, Found 14— For Sale, Acreage WANTED: Experienced grocery FOR BIG RESULTS advertise In jcians, Jewelers man with 12 to 15 years oxperithe FORT LAUDERDALE St. Augustine—New subdivision nting, Decorating^ * FOR SALE: Acreage on Sanfordwants to make connectton DAILY NEWS—It covers Brow­ fop colored people, being opened. * ft fcvsi* mile North of Osteon. E. B. Car­ SvRh grocery house in Sanford, Box ard County thoroughly which is 5X, enre Herald. I do Tuning ter. Osteen, Fla. one of the most rapidly growing V i t - 1 ’■ (nt, Seeds, Trees WANTED at once: a settled man sections on the Florida Coast. 15— Sale or Exchange Sample copy nnd rate card upon Imbera and Supplies and wife to live nnd work on request. liltry and Eggs EXCHANGE: A 1921 Ford Touring place, Inquire of J. I). Davinson, _____________ body, gooii condition for 21 or 25 !!!£ __________________________ J DEVELOPERS ATTP.NTION — fecial Notice tho foewriters and Supplies runabout body. Smith Bros. Oppo­ WANTED: White or colored chef Pensacola Is beginning site Post Office. or some one to do pantry work. greatest development In Georgia’s Inted history; a half million dollar high­ City Cafe. 125 First Street. luted Help, Female 19— Sale, Live Stock way to the gulf beach just finish­ inted ilelp, Male WANTED: Why walk ed; at two million dollar bridge FOB SALE CHEAP: Fine team LABORERS hi ted Help, Male or to work when can go on across Escambia Bay started; mules, about 1200 pounds, good Southern UtilitiesyouCompany The corner ice luarter million dollnr opera house Your mistake. Female , , condition, sound. Also complete set construction; two millions at Union and Cypress was anted Help, Salesman farm implements. Boom 11 Ball truck, leaves Goldsboro 6:40 a. m. under via l.'lth St., Sanford Ave., out In being spent on highway; greatest i sold twice this week. We inted Situation, Male Bldg. Street to ice plunt, returns 5:20 chnncc for live developers to get gave you fair warning. in on ground floor. Write Devel­ inted Situation,Female FOB SALE: One team of mules, p. m. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ anted Real Estate must go this week. Mnko your 37— Wanted Help, Salesman cola News, inted to Rent price. E. G. Kcsler, Silver Lake, We have » wonderful acre­ Bt. A, Box 187. Ivtg. Mediums. MAINE — Wotervillo, Morning age tract facing on Lake MAN with car to work in evenings Sentinel. Thousands of Maine from t to 6, Attractive propo­ people aro interested in Florida Monroe, well in city limits nt 2»— For Sale, Miscellaneous *— A nnouncem ents sition for hustler. Give references property. Reach them through (EMOVAL NOTICE FOR SALE: 3ingcr sewing ma­ in letter. Write “Proposition" Cure the Sentinel. Rato curd on ap­ $3,000.00 per acre plication. M. Mitchell announces the chine on easy payments, B. II. Herald. of his offico Oct. 1, 1925 Bankston, Sanford._____________ SEVERAL solicitors to work: on | LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Palmetto Avenue. commission. Right proposition 2T— SnleT R caPEstate Lakeland, through the Star- ENTIRE block ten in Chap­ for right man. Apply at Herald Telegram. Best advertising me­ man and Tucker’s addition, AUCTIONEER after 5:30 in afternoon. dium in South Florida. Published JELL lots and subdivisions J. E. 8PURLING, subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ GET PAY every day. Distribute mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— $125,000.00 blic auction. I-nfe Burger, lando, Florida, and F l o r a 150 necessary products to estab­ Lakeland. Florida. [Rock Bldg., Orlando, Fla. Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ lished u.'nrs. Extracts, Soaps, TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of way. Food Products etc. World’s larg­ Florida real estnte advertise in [3—Autos, Rent est company, will back you with tho St. Petersburg Times. One con* 22— Sale, Furnituc surprising plan. Write J. R. Wat­ cent a word daily, two cents s won AUTOS FOR HIRE kins Co.. Dept J5, Memphis, Tenn. Sundays. AUTO SERVICE Day Wo carry a full line. th t Meets all trains. Bag- Our prices aro right, (’ash or 12— A dvtg. M edium s AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ tnsfer. Phone 561 and 63-W terms. Wo want your business gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the classified medium, rate, cash, 9c REEL & SONS 321 E. First St. I accepted want ad medium Id charge. 10c minimum. You Drive It. . Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word dip and 2nd St. at R. B. tOR SALE: Baby carriage, CO'»j, ftn insertion. Minimum 25c. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlnndo condition can be seen at 1117w Momimr Sentinel; largest classi­ 5— Autos, Sale 1st Street. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The fied business, rate lc a word, min­ IN1)XBLE USED CAKb HERALD will bring you in big imum 24c cash with order. FOR SALE: 3 burner coni oil stove fort Fordor Sedan. results. Advertise those obi ar­ MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people in good condition, price $10.00. [ord Coupe, 422 Union Avo. ticles you have stored away nnd Impure—Tho Phoenix. interested in Florida. Each bird Touring, have no use for. A little thirty- of are them through a classified ad Telephone 473-w bird 1-ton Truck. FOR SALE: Used furniture. No cent ud may bring you several in the Morgantown POST. Six dollars. Phone MB nnd a repre­ W. Phillips’ Sons dealer.t Mrs. McCrum, Box 127 cents a word for six consecutive sentative will cull and sec you. BroH, Sales and Service A Route, Sanford, Fin. Issues. Oak and 2nd St BROWN W anted Land in or near Osteen, Fla. Terms must be right, state best price. Will deal direct with owners only. Small or large tract. Box L-ti5, Herald It ■■Idem of Florida nine* lilt. $100 P e r F o o t Itefai s n r e s : F ir s t N ational H ank. J. H. HUTCHINSON IlKAti HSTATK A Seminole County Bargain A v rra u p . F a r m s a n d O range G roves a Specialty 103a L a u r e l A ventto, M em ber of S A N F O ll l) . FLA. F lo rid a S ta ts F l o r i s t s A s s o c ia tio n . MUST HE SEEN TO HE H. A. SPEIR APPRECIATED Contractor and Builder I 10 acres, with six room ho list’. All fenced, 100 large hearing Earle T. Field trees, also peaches, persim­ mons, nnd some nursery stock JtK A I. l i N T A T n — IXVE.1TMn.XT9 L o b b y I’liL-K ton-H runiley Hid*. Sanford F lo rid a I 'L L F L A < I, I T J V - v ________ _ A N ’ T A .K E A C ilO E W I T H f \ V / , L j k <# A —I H IM * ,——' * gfr SANFORD REALTY CO., Inc. H. S. LONG, Mgr. Near Nice Lake Try Smith’s Barber | Shop for tfootl barber :work. Ladies welcome. 'Per m s N ext <o Valdez. $()()00 See us about close in busines MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Avo. Sanford, Fla. S ta n le y & R o g e r s . REALTORS “Service That Is Reliable’* E H A V E THE BEST BUYS .. ' . ACREAGE- . . ; TBUSINESS-HOMES' • i, V honc J .il Real Eslute—Investments. Vplc |ez Rectify Ca. Bull Building .Valdez Hold Building Sanford, Fla. Rooms 9-10-11 Hall 111,1* I’honc G37. \V. H. LONG property. We have some good buys. ’Phone 716 One Phonograph Record—or One Sheet of Music **r Free— With ench Five Gallons Go* Grey T ubes............................ $2.20 Red T ubes........... .— ............$2.10 BINE’S FILLING STATION The many phases of real Estate make most exacting demnnda on intelligence We care­ fully study everything which iti any way af­ fects, or has a bearing on these lines of en­ deavor. Our first interest Is the protection of both the buyer and the sellci We solicit your sales. 1113 Sanford Ave. Sanford, FIs. HILTON’S . ■ I SHI l F. l t SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. 0 First Class Harbera Special Attention Given To Ladlca and Children. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldft. ^anfnnl — -FInHds We solicit your purchases. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 E. FIRST ST. W. R. SMITH, MG It. Ry GEORGR McMANUS H E R E . C O N E * o ,T H E E V p R E b - a <HOW C / V b E Y - E N ^ I H E we have VJ9-M — Phona — 499-M 2ins PALMETTO AVR. (IGING UP FATHER BY < ;O l_ L Y - I N E V E R . K N E W I C O U L D D E ^> 0 L O N E S O M E w it h o u t -a n - a l l MEL P A L b A R E O O T O F T O w rs: This is the REST BUY which » D O N 'T L T H I M K T H /V T V /U 7- C /V sE Y .’r Land Owners We arc daily in commun­ ication with northern firms which are in tho market for good land in this locality. Give us your exclusive listings for a short period and wo will sell it for you. We are interested In acreage at small cost also good sub­ division tracts and busi­ ness lots. Kindly communicate with us immediately. FULTON, INC. Ural Estate Brokers * Developers Promoters O i) i i - - « at HRKflh *4M ^‘ flja a jw Int l Seminole Hotel Stnvicc, Inc • * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ed551787c57f2acc25961cc3828107c0.pdf 8c0c50d8e577885a567fe3df9d40c0a8 PDF Text Text it s * YOUB NEWSPAPER published in Florida’s Heart, phe World’s Greatest Vegetable Section, Its Richest Garden Land — '• V* _ _ _ _ _ Pair Saturday and Sunday; moderate eaat fresh on the coast. “ft fotU M E XVI. ■ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER 26, 1925 == - - — » A ----11 : — ~V-~ - -- ►ebt N egotiation s ALLEGED BRIBE Rousing Reception Is Given Mitchell Upon His Arrival 'ass Buoyant Stage PLOTREVEALED In Washington Friday Night her Mellon’s Talk IN ffINDY CITY PRICE FIVE CENTS WASHINGTON. Sept. 2ff—</P)"I hnve nothing to say nbout A rousing reception wns given Col. thnt, either.” William Mitchell upon bis arrival Still on the shoulders of the here from Texas Friday night to crowd, Mitchell wus carried to a Stories of Wholesale Itrlbery temarks Con tain Well nppear beforo the president’s air waiting nutomobile while a parade In Cook County Jail Told board, but ho had nothing to sav formed behind him to the crashing Defined ViewsUpon To Federal Judge By Two about tho controversy he has start­ of bugles and drums. Alleged Dealers In Liquor ed over the nation’ll air defense. France’s Ability To In the parade were two uniform­ A drum and bugle corps supplied ed veternns of the Spanish Amer­ Disaster Occurs Last Meet Its Obligation two American l/ogion posts ami ican war. Two American legion i ______ » Four Officials Held by a few hundred citizens greeted the standard bearer* carried the Amer­ Night Off Coast Of assistant air chief at the ican flag and a legion banner. Awaiting Full Probe former Union Station ns he arrived with Others bore hnstily written pla­ NewGngiand;Three Mi». Mitchell. . cards henring the imeriptinns: Chief Rigger on Giant Air­ Youths Declare They Paid of Crew Are Saved Seized by friends and admirers “The Costello Post greets Col. ship Gives Testimony In Well For Privileges While ns he nppenred nt the gnte, the Mitcholi—the American" nnd "The Inmates of Jail In Chicago Colonel was hoisted to their shoul­ McGronrty-O’Connoll Post wel­ Sharp Contrast to That Of IccrecySurroundsAd- Dozen Other CrewMembers ders and carried through .tho uta- comes you.” tlon. Above the noiso he manag­ The Colonel, wearing n broad CHICAGO, Sept. 2G._UP)—' T erdress Given at Brief LAKEIIURST, N. J.. Sept. 20.— rcnco Druggan ami Frank I-ake, ed to make himself henrd by ques­ brimmed Texan hat ndorned with Formal Opening I n Dispensed tioners, however, but ho indicated With Because Auditorium dapped young men of the Sheik Meeting On Friday L fnBure of several of th o ,, -* - , . . .. only that he has ceased “firing" a snnko hand, wns jovial ns lie Has Been Utilized to Tnko* helium gas cells in the airship *yPl\ rc»,uLed l», have become mll- for greeted nnd shook hands with Ship Speeds to Boston n time, nt least, nt the adminis­ many of the crowd. Nonaircs through trading in ellicit Care of Scores New Pupils WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G. Shcnnndoah before she began to beverages, tration of the army and navy air Friday told Federal lircak up was’ testified to Friday While Nation Waits Mitchell is listed with more than (A P )—The Franco-Ameri- before the naval court of inquiry Judge Wilkerson talcs of whole­ services. a score of other army nnd navy “ I'll wait until I’m before the High Grades To Be jm debt funding negotiations by James H. Collier, chief rigger, sale bribery of Cook county jail For Wreck Details bonrd before saying anything aviators, who have been summoned issed suddently Friday from who had supervision over those btficiahi who, in return, granted more," he declared. Asked nbout by the hoard, which will reopen its Grouped This Year them unusual privileges. NEWPOKT, R. I. Sept. |ie buoyant stage, to a sober cells. the 800 pounds of manuscript cn- uiquiry Monday. The Colonel iu As a result of their statement Collier’s testimony was in litarp Col.Thcodorc Roosevelt Camp 2 6 .— ( A P ) — The sub­ to take the stand the fol­ Lawton Announces Complete ittle ground with an array four officials were ordered taken route to Ik* used in his tonilmony, expected contrnst to that of a dozen other lowing day. the Colonel said: And Auxiliary Will Have marine S-51 was located cold facts and figures. Teaching S ta ff For The survivors, nil of whom declared into custody pending Judge Wilker12 Delegates at Convention today by L ieut C. S. [The transition was accom- that they saw no signs that any son’s decision in a contempt hear­ Sanford, Seminole Schools To Be Held In Petersburg Hawkins, piloting a sea­ |ished by presentation to th e of the cells had failed under the ing involving Druggan, Lake and six officials. * plane. The submarine No exorcises will mark tho open­ i-ench negotiators of a com- enormous pressure to which they They were: Wesley II. West­ Col. Theodore Roosevelt Camp had been put when tho craft ing next Monday morning of the lies in 25 fathom s o f rativcly brief memorandum brook, former jail warden, lawyer, Sanford primary and schools, ac­ Number 13 mul Auxitinry Number water. which Secretary‘Mellon, chair- reached an extreme altitude of G,- and for 28 years a Chicago police­ United Spanish War Veternns, cording to an announcement made >n, stated the American coiii- 0G5 feet. There were no signs o f this morning by T. W. Lawton, will be represented at the nation­ The chief rigger was positive in man whose proudest boat*, hns been Issions view of the French life,' according to Com­ (that he was “an honest cop.” al convention in St. Petersburg next county superintendent of public, ttiement offer submitted yea- his declaration. Ho mid he was olT instruction. The exorcises which week by 12 delegates, who will mander Lewis D. Cau­ Henry Focst, formerly West­ play. Those views were sharp- duty and asleep when the airship have hitherto been held on tho leave Sanford todny to tnko pari, sey, executive officer a t defined observations ns to the was tucked into tho vortex of the brook’s secretary, Hans Thompson, first day of each term will bo in tho state council meeting to be­ ench ability to pay. Mr. Mellon’s storm. When he was awakened he former assistant warden; James October Conference of The City Hostile Is Now 70 Per abandoned the naval station here. held Sunday nfternoon nnd to he this year. Mr. Lawton nmeqts on the offer were de- looked at No. 9 gas cell and saw Fitzgerald, former jail guard. He said "that it looks there for the opening ti>aslon of declared, because of lack of space. Cent Complete And Will Be Methodist EpiseopalChurch. that it was nbout 30 p e rc e n t de­ Held L’nder $5,000 Bond phed as unequivocal. the convention Monday morning. He stnted thnt the auditorium nt had" for those aboard Opened In I Weeks; Work South, Holds Balance Of Westbrook, described by two There'' were indications todny flated and nlso saw that.several the grammar school has been con­ Announcement to this effect wns the S-51 ns air bubbles gas bags forward were deflated physicianu as sick mentally ami On County Building Pushed verted into cluss rooms this year made today by officers of the local Power In I)cciding()uestion It the swift turning of the corner were coming to the sur­ |s regarded by some of tho probably equally as much. Numbci physically, wns ordered placed un­ to provide additional accommoda­ chapters, cell was 100 .per cent and then der $5,000 bail, to be accounted for Progress of the two jail build­ tions for the increasing number of "The convention will last for one NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Sept. 20.— face. ?nch commissioners as precipi- ittome full. tomorrow morning, and bail was' (A*)—With a vote of 128 for nnd ings now under construction for JOi nlmoiC to the point of abruptenrolled at the institution week, ending Sunday Oct. 3. Among Knew Ship Was Gone placed at $3,000 each for Forest one against unification of the the city and Seminole county, is pupils Bs. American members said, how- “I knew thp ship was done for and Classes be resumed for tho those going from the local chapters NEW YORK, Sept. 26.— Thompson. None wns fixed Methodist Episcopal Church, by reported its being excellent by K. 1!'25-192Gwill »r, that Finance Minister Cail- then nnd there," he declnrcd, ndd- for Fitzgerald, term at 8:45 o’clock. aru: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sheafor, ( A P ) — Thirty-four officers as ho had not been the Southwest Missouri confer­ J. Moughtpn, local architect, who Ix, head of the foreign commi-a morninv Mrs. J. R. Lyles, Mrs. J. M. Brady, that this was before he had involved in the Druggnn-I.nke story ence of the Southern church, is superintending their construc­ Monday According to the announcement of Orlando, Mrs. W. B. Ballard of and men of the United S tates In, was ready for work at the ing of bribery. The last three were henrd nny noise of ship’s struc­ made the total vote up to date, 83 tion. • made this morning, arrangements Altamonte Springs, Mrs. Her- Submarine S-51 apparently It meeting. Doth French and ture giving away. permitted to retain their liberty for unification and -100 against. lericans were impressed with Mr. Moughton stated this morn­ have been completed to group the bertn ieonardi, (J. W. Ruther­ perished Friday night when with Forest nnd Thompson, who His declaration immediately and Failure of the unification move­ ing thnt the city jail Is now 70 seventh and eighth griides of the ford, Mrs. A. Heinischc of the coastwise steam er City seriousness of the task before will make bond today. A compila­ ment will rest with tho voting in per cent complete, nnd will he ready grammar school in one depart­ cinreona, C. R. Lord, Alfred o f Boston rammed and sank Bin yet neither was willing to to sharp questioning. of figures from the testimony October ment, this year, under the super­ King, R. A. Terhun, past depart-j t h e A m a r in e 14 miles ea st conference uf the Solid for occupuncy by Nov. 1. |tertain any suggestions of de- "Did you hear any sound of the tion of Druggan nnd Lake indicated vision of C, D. Gripe. It is said tnent commander and MrU Urn' * South, which holds the balance of ship breaking up before you saw This structure, erected by the n t n % payments: power. The Northern Church will city at a con. of $10,000, will pro­ that tho new plan will facilitatu Smith Torhcun, department pres-1 '* UI'H-k I. Ism I, It, I. Only Moro than ordinary secrecy sur- that tho gawcell was deflated?" these Westbrook, $2,000 n month, paid unded the suggestions and com- a:iicd Captain . Paul Foley, the in nmountu of $1,000 on the first without n doubt vote decisively in vide accomodations for 10 white tho handling of classes, and pro­ iilent, Mr. anil Mrs, Loonardl will' three nion,..Dewey Kile. M. fnvor of unification, hut for the and n like number of colored male vide for nmro intensive instruc­ he uniupg those who will tnko tho, Lirn nrtd A. Greer are reported by lints made by the treusurv see- 1judge iidvocate. , „ , , „ , and sixteenth of the month from measure to pass, three-fourths of prisoners, r \ Rut information trlcklln:'' nccarding to tho plans. tion of the different subjects. trip to Cuba, ono of tho features nuvnl communication to havo been No. mv. the witness rcplted. ’Aprii through August, last and the List of Principals Announced aggregate vote cast in the the barrier indicated Unit "No. U l^ g was deflating when Other accomodations included in of tliu coming convention, saved. $2,000 for granting Iaikc 82 days Principals qm| enmity supervis­ Southern conferences is required the coninlcted plant will lie cells for 1 . Mellon had stated the French I woke up nnd I heard no sounds This morning nt wns a m atter his sentence of one year; $1,500 by the church constitution. 1,500 Delegates Expected ors named today. inadHitinn to Itrof an initial payment of $25,- of breakage until I was out on tho off •white and colored women, a juven­ of conjecture as to whether the for granting Druggnn ‘‘good time." Mr. Gripe, are given ns follows: There will he about l/»()0 dele­ ‘Fie recapitulation of the South­ ile cell. hospital ward, ample space ®.0<)O with graduated increases keel of the ship going aft." remainder of the crew were dead Foest $1,000 for obtaining from ern conferences follows: Miss Stella P. Arrington,. super , . gates at the eonvontion it is stat- or irly over a long period wholly Collier said that after he ob­ for police department headquarters, alive, while n fleet of rescue Westbrook authorization to trahs. ed, nnd practically all the states craft For Against the municipal court room, and n vising principal of all primary Is inadequate. There was further served the condition of the cells fer Lake from a cell to a hospital Conference from Newport, New York schools; Miss Emma Owen, prin­ () In the Union will be represented. Culiii . 48 jidence that the Americans dec!in­ he told a member of the crow in a ward, $1,500 for taking Lake to "bull pen," which will provide for City and New Ixmdon . . . . in­ cipal East Sido Primary; Miss 111 Kt. Petersburg in prepared to tnke cluding one destroyer, two sal­ ......... 18 to accept the picture of French nearby hunk that the ship was visit a sister sick in a hospital* nnd Baltimore the accomodation of 100 prisoners Brazil ................. 0 47 nditionn ns being ns had as sugin the event of an emergency or Imvc Tilrm-r, principal West Side rare Of 15,000 visitors who will he vage ships equipped with diving H ' jJ * explaining Ipter that the con­ to her funeral. $2,500 of $3,500 for Central Brazil 38 0 Isted and the Americans thero- gone, riot trouble. The structure will l»e Primary; I.ymnn, J. W. Anthony; in tho city while the convention ami hoisting apparatus ami three ’ft StV? • » •> dition of the hags led to believe obtninment assignment of Druggan Geneva, Mrs. T. II. I’liinazecj lasts, ......... 24 Ire were unwilling to go further that a loan of helium was respon­ and Lake to the hoiipital after Lake Denver brick ami stucco nnd will have two submarines . . . . wns being rush­ 28 17 1th any plea of extreme leniency sible for the swift fall the ship had been sent back to n cell; $100 Illinois floors. It i:i being built by the W. Oviedo, Principal M J. Okerlaud; Tho conventional uniform of blue to the plncq where the disaster Lake Mary, Clarence I’riest; Os­ coats and confederate grey trous­ ed 87 Western Virginia (Ml I that circumstances nlone. B. Gerbricb Company. occurred. wns then taking. a day for four or five days pnid by ceola, Miss Mary Stone. 1 1 48 Northwest ............ ers will ho worn by all delegates {.Meanwhile, Chairman Borah of County Jail Work Progresses on shore awaited newa of Tin* attention of parents of chil­ except those from Florida, who theThose 88 “Does your experience with gas Druggnn for Focst taking him to Kentucky .............. 87 fce senate foreign relations comWork on Hie county jail, recent­ dren crash the City of Roston a dentist, $100 fur taking Lake to to enter the primary have been granted the nrivilego of proceeded,while I9G II ly started, is being pushed us rapid­ gradesabout ittce aired a new method of pres- mean thnt if ono gas cell is 30 per visit unnthcr sister who was ill and Missouri presumably uninjured, is directed to the ruling of South Brazil (vote cent deflated it means the ship is wearing pure white uniforms, nc- to Iloeton, Captain Diehl, com­ ly as possible by the Gcrbrich Co., ng his campaign for a settlement $500 from I.nko the day of his local board, which provides for cnrdinj; to the announcement. lacking hut unanaccording to Mr. Moughton, who tho mander fo the slip, gave no doFrance. Ho made public a let- lost?" asked Rear Admiral Joney, sister's funeral. tho enrollment nt this time of all imnux for Southtnils in his first terse message to stated that the building should lie |r tu Secretaries Mellon and Hoo- president of the court. Tho convention proper will get Thompson Paid $1,000 n Month wiho will become nix year:* 31 west Missouri..... 128 completed and turned over to the children rr, both members of the American Heard No Sound of Escaping Gas. undur way Monday morning with officers of tho company. The ves­ 192G. It ix Thompson '$1,000 a month for of age beioro Jan "In view of the fact that the several months, pnid by I.ako and county authorities within three announced that the local hoard an address from the mayor of St. sel is due here this nfternoon. imniission, asking what loans for935 Totals 400 The Steamer City of Boston I kii governments have floated or other cells forward were equally an Druggan on the first and nixtcenths months. hnve abandoned tho custom of or­ I’eteruburg and speeches from Munson's Last Stat rment Tho county hostile, adjoining the ganizing mid-year primary class­ leaders of the civic clubs of the enrouto from Savannah to Boston [e preparing to float among pri- much dcfluted," Collier replied, of months. a r.d' buildingM, will Iks a thred story es of crowded conditions in all de­ city, followed by responses from and was duo in that city Friday. iti> financial intcrciGs in the Un­ “and the hag aft wns 100 per cent lake denied that he hnd paid Nashville, chairman of the South­ city structure, according to the plnns, partments of tlu- schools, and prominent leaders of the visiting Thu S-51 wnu of 1,500 tons burden it'd States ami what Interest ra te . full, yes sir." money to Deter Hoffman, sheriff. ern commission of the joint com­ when submerged and of 1,200 tona pry have shown themselves wilTrking over tho cross examina­ Westbrook, on the witness stand mittees on unification, which drew nnd Is said to be complete in every thnt eligible children must bo reg­ delegations. burden when running on tho sur­ ng to pay when dealing with pri- tion Commander C. E. Itosendnhl, yesterday denied that ho had ever up the plan of unification. Fri­ detail for the purpose intended. istered at tlm opening of tho term. Tuesday afternoon will lie de­ ’ Of tool - proof construction »tc creditors. senior surviving officer of the received money from lake and day issued what he said probably Mr. Lawton this morning empha­ voted to regular sessions of the face. throughout, provisions hnve been Tho senntor belioves^thnt if Ku- Shenandoah developed thnt (’oilier Druggan. sized tho advisability of now pu­ convention and an entertainment would lie his last public statement Mrn May Ilare Been Saved for the accomodation of pils in the grammar ami primary feature presented by the civic upenn governments are negotiat- had heard no sound of escaping gas He, along with the other three ns chairman on the question of planned 1G white and 1G colored male pris­ NEW LONDON, Conn., Sept. 26. kg’largo loans at interest rates when he nwoku or later. ordered held bv Judge Wilkerson, unification. He produced a series oners, for nix white and eight Col­ schools enrolling curly, in order to bodies of tho city. Tuetilay even­ font 0 to 8 per cent, giving sccurinsure accommodations for the ing will Ik* featured by the Grnnd —(/P)—Hope was cxpres»ed at the “Did you see nny*rip or tear in were discharged when newspapers of letters front members of the l)'4,*P■ fes acceptable to American bank- the gas bag?" naked Itosenhahl. disclosed the favors showns the Northern commission which he ored women, nnd the detention of term. Desk space, he pointed out, Parade and Royal Bull in whicli local submarine station that those j im b juveniles. is inadequate for tin- needs of tho soverul thousands will pnrticipute. aboard tho S-51 might be saved. It the foreign debt nations can “No sir" wan the response. youthful beer baronu after prug- said showed that the Northern four The hospital ward in the new increased roll, and the early comwas said that while oil waa seen fford to pay the termu imposed The witness declared thnt he had gan had beaten a reporter while iio church was in accord on the plan On Wednesday sessions will be on tho sea after the submarine , , , •he funding commission in the inspected the ship before she sailed wns held by Thomas Brockmeycr, Somo of these letters to Bishop county structure is shown to In­ (Continued on Pago Three) i iesumed during tho daylight hours, hnij down in collision, thin in every detail, and will fritish settlement. . ,V<i nnd thnt so far as ho could ob­ who succeeded Westbrook for a Mouson declared that tho relation complete which will adjourn in time for the would not show definitely that tho Mr. Horah insisted that France serve there woro no defective gas few days ns warden. ” of the church on the negro ques­ take rare of four patients. It is "Crawl" which will he staked by bout was a total wreck. , connected with two cells specially h a economically and financially bags in tho Shenandoah nnd the tion was definitely stnted. The the Military Order of the Serpent, It was further pointed out that do to pay her debt on such terms. condition of her hull was good. Be­ Bishop said the Methodist Kpisco” arranged for the detention of i»otherwise known ns the “Snux". the submarine might U> on the sano inmates. r1 Mellon and Hoover Silent pal church leaders had held them­ fore Collier took the stand Arthur This order in similar to the 40 and bottom with all her hatches closed The tool-proof construction, it There was no comment cither Carlson, another chief rigger whose selves npnrjr from the "unfortu­ 8 of the American Legion it Is stat­ nnd many of the men alive. Tho from Mr. Mellon or Hoover on the duties included thqp* of looking af­ nate discussion concerning unifi­ is said, will muko the institution ed. >r water is 127 feet deep when* tho cation which has been precipitated invulnerable to possible mob at­ porah letter. Most of the American ter tho gas cells had told that WiH Tho election of officers of the collision occurred. tacks, and renders escape by pris­ in the Methodist Episcopal church [ommissioners, however, have for- when the ship was on tier uncon­ National Encampment will take oner* nearly impomiblc. The. U. S. Destroyer Putnam, South. »ed definite views as to the econo­ trolled ascent just before she broke The roadsido advertising display plare Thursday morning and it will which left Newport this morning Tho new building is being erect­ mic condition of the nation and the up there \yns no excessive pres­ The rapid and cosmopolitan ed at an estimated cost of $75,000, sign, recently erected along tho probably Ik* lit to 78 hours before for tho spot off Block Island whero focal portion of the government. sure on the cells. Markets growth of Sanford, reflected according to the announcement Dixie Highway on the outskirts of the outcome of tho election will he the submarine was sunk radioed They are going ahead, therefore through the representation in the CHICAGO, Sept. 25. —(/P)— Speaking yesterday, relntivo to Asheville, N. C., Iiy the Sanford known ns they usually result in naval communications offer hero Pith an apparent plan to reconcile spirited contests, according to local thut she had arrived a t the point Sanford High School student body, Wheat, December 143 1-8 to 113 1-2 tho approaching opening date of fo'ir convictions with those of Union Avenue Lots Chumlicr of Commerco is ono of members. of more than half the states in tho city jail, W. B. Williams, city May 144 1-2 to 145. Corn, Decem­ named and could Hnd no truco of french and tho status of the negoBought for $30,000 tho Union, and one foreign coun­ ber, 78 1-4 to 78 3-8. Oats, Dec­ manager, stated that piano are bc- the most attractive, and unques­ Trip to Cuba the submarine. •tions on that basis were repretionably as well located ns any (Continued on Pago Three) try, is shown by G. E. McKay, ember, 39 1-2 to 39 5-8. Friday morning 250 delegates Putnam's message address­ *ntod tonight ns offering various similar community display over will embark on u special chartered edThe Sole of lots one nnd two on Un­ principal who stated today that that .there was no “oilslick" on agios of progressive development, the entire route from the Carolinas rcgkf.ered birthplaces of students .cumer for Havana, Culm, nnd the water. Tho Navy Department i Mr. Mcllonw as optimistic. So ion Avenue, having a frontage on south. Tills statement was made ii’ they will he accompanied by tho this morning sent n seaplane in u M. Caiilaux. Vet neither felt thnt street of 9G feet nnd extend­ now enrolled include virtually every this morning by W. M. McKinnon, Spanish of the United search of the submarine. Tno piano I' to define the progrcui made ing 135 feet on Cypress Avenue, section of the United States. local clothier, who hns recently re­ Slntes. ambassador .announced that one member While in Culiu, tho dele­ is to fly at a height calculated to Jay. The treasury secretary ex- to Lute Howell nnd associates of of Ho turned from a two week’s motor tho class claims Bar Harbor, will he entortnined by the locate the vessel if possible. pined there was a wide difference Chuluotn, wns announced today by trip to tho North Carolina moun- gates Me., ns his native heath, and that President of tho Cuban Republic fthc positions of the two but the the Brown Realty Company, which others came from California, Ore­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—UP) Coolidge Talks With 2 Members Floridan Member of Crew •nerican commissioners who share negotiated the transaction. ."thcr notod d ^ o r i c s . gon, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and —Shipping board nffairs admitted­ indicating his direct interest, Mr. orgnnizaion'lisCltorTK. congratutatad \ n"± The purchase price is reported at J|r. Mellon’s optimism believe WASHINGTON. Sept. 2G—(A1)— . The convention at St. Petersburg many others localities. Oke Nord- ly have readied a critical point Coolidgo Friday summoned Com- upon the location which they have will Ik* Uiu first meeting of the One Florida boy was a member of franco will raiso the originul fig* approximately $30,00 and i:i said to gen, secured for the sign. born among fjords of Sweden, f t o f . $25,0»0,0Wi when further be the second time the property is listed nmong this year’s arrivals. with the quexttion whether Leigh misionurs Plummer nnd Hill to the in one of the extreme the S-61 crew, Brady B, Lindsay, Mr. McKinnon, accompanied by veternns White House to obtain their views. C. Palmer will ho retained as pres­ Ingestions are forthcoming from has been sold within the past week, southern states, ami tho convention rngineniun second cluss of Pensa­ Mr. McKay pointed out thnt a ident of the Fleet Corporation the Previously he hail discussed the Mrs. McKinnon, their little daugh­ each time tho transaction being ne­ city is making every effort to in­ cola. r- t’aillaux. daily average of four ngw ir.udonts ter Betty, Mrs. C. G. Willis and gotiated by the Brown Realty Com­ situation with Chairman O’Connel issue. sure the iUcccsit of tho mcot. The Navy Department early to­ most of them recently arrived with pany. The long existing disagreement of tho board. . It later wus stat­ Mrs? Rosa Markwood, spent onu day had received no official con­ their parents from northern homes, week in Highlands, N. C. ^wliore Mr, Palmer and a majori­ er! that the president hnd rcnchr-d Herald Will Post firmation uf the reported sinking huvo been enrolled at the local in­ between ty of the hoard have developed to no conclusions but was concerned they were entertained by Mrs. iMen Burned in Tampa of the submarine. Tho ship left stitution, since the opening of the such an extent Martin, who operates the Comfort Football Results in tho administration of the $350,­ thnt President Cool­ Nuw Ixmdon Sept. 20 on what waa term, two *vecka ago. Cottugc hero during tho winter Explosion Still Live Mr. MyKny pointed out today idge has tnken a hand ami indica­ 000 government property for which season, and another week wns WASHINGTON. Sent. 20.—(A*)— understood to be a practice cruise. tions are u solution of the prob­ tho board under the law is trustee la accordance with its custom thnt the eligibility list of football lems will he .attem pted perhaps nnd had the one desire to uid in spent travelling Over tho eastern Senator Borah asked fur mure light TAMPA, Sept. 2G.—(/P)—A re­ erndidntes for the local team in­ on foreign loans. slotted last year, The Sanford Seize Booze Shipment the solution of the hoard’s diffi­ section of the state. Mr. McKin­ Uprald, by special arrangement markable fight for life is being clude boys from 11 states in addi­ within a week. Army and navy officers were non reported North Carolina to bo culties. > The board, which itself hus hud wrged at a local hospital accord­ 'yith the Associated Press, will tion to young Nordgen. who is suid that Iordered before tho aircrufo board, On JacksonvilleDocks ut present,. stating At the srtme time, it was stated ,booming , , disagreements among ‘Ornish local football enthus­ ing to authorities today, by two to he intensely interested in Amer­ numerous its own membership, utmost from for Mr. Coolidge. that thero was a,1husincas is thriving there nt this | America’s views were presented iasts with tho m o lts of all im­ officers, Capt. H. F. Stephens nnd ican sportu. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2d.—</P) the first has been at odds witli Mr. considerable doubt whether the time. Further south, however, ho in the French debt negotiations. portant football games played engineer J. H. Haatry, victims of declares, conditions are discoura­ —Scotch rUiGom seated whiskey, President Coliodgu took a direct hoard could he directed at all on Pnlmer vn policies of administra­ *ach Saturday. The service be­ an oil explosion on board the Su­ Solon Denied Divorce tion the ground that it was nn inde­ ging. chiefly duo to tho protracted hand in the shipping board troub­ totalling more than 1000 goJloiu, involving terms for sale* of noco Oil Company'n tanker "Su­ gins today, uccordipg to the an- noco Junior," here Thursday. The consigner! as "auto supplies" wero s(iips and lines, the number of pendent bureau under the jurisdic­ drought which hns destroyed the lej. n°“ncement. t! f t p By Michigan Justice I 'A reinvestigation of evidence seized on a local dock lato yest snips which hould be kept in opera­ tion of the executive of the legis­ year's crop in thnt section. two men were horribly burned and The scores will be received doctors said they inhaled enough ordered by tho Federal Trado day by county officers working iu Ken interest in Florida prevail-|w lative branrhes of the government. tion and other questions. l beginning shortly after G o'clock I fumes to kill an average person. A ALPENA. Mich.. Sept. 2ft—UP>— In the background hns stood an tobacco trad" In- cooperation with federal authori­ In the midst of the general dis­ ed during the entire trip accord­ Commission aod will immediately be posted bulletin issued this morning said Frank D. Scott, Michigan congress­ nppnrcnt feeling of some commis­ cussion, Mr. Palmer refrained from ing to the local man. Ho stated qulr ties, it was disclooed this morning, •n the windows of The Herald that the men could not recover, man, and Edna James Scott, his sioners that in delegating powers comment beyond saying that that ninny Snnford signs wore ob­ The State department und F r- Tile liquors wero addressed to "jfice. The office will also sup­ yet there hnd been no material wife, were denied divorces in a de­ served in the Carolinas, although al Trade Commission were rcached ‘‘Philadelphia Auto Supply Co.” A t tong Jcurrent bootleg prices, offirerq ply information of the games chango in their condition wince they cision handed do«l) today by Cir­ there were not us many in evid­ with angles of tho Chine l" those who call by telephone. sjiid, seizure amounted tq difficulties, cuit Judgo Frank D. Emerick. ence in Geiryia, were token to the hospital. I.S.Stand Declared [o Be Unequivocal SHENANDOAH GAS CELLS FAILED TO WORK, IS REPORT With34 MenOnBoard City Grammar and Primary Schools To Reopen Monday; No Exercises W ill Be Held LOCAL S P A N IS H WAR VETS LEAVE FOR CONVENTION R escue ships Sent By .Governm ent CHURCH MERGER NEW JAILS HERE NOW RESTS UPON ALMOST REA D Y SOUTHERN VOTE FOR OCCUPANCY Jill { Sanford Display In Asheville Declared Rest By Local Man Growth Of City Is Reflected In High School Enrollment Coolidge Confers With Officials As Shipping Board Affairs Grow Serious Washington News �■W SB 1.fwv* PAGE do nothing at all or make a lot of SAN FRANCISCO' STEWARTS W a s h I n g t o n l e> t" t e r N aval Court d ea rs More Stories In he’ll get another term. He *sS can By CHARLES P. STEWART , !if prosperity wanes he II be binmtu .- its Inquiry Into Shenandoah Wreck PAYS HONOR TO WASHINGTON,; Sept. UP) yeB rs hence. I tt—.................... »■ --—*»•»——If this wore 1028 Oov. Pinchot ror T - • • LAKBHUtlST.’ Sept. 2 5 . then fell abruptly 1,733 'feet In RODGERS, CREW —‘‘What is Gifford Pinehot’s show wouldn’t stand a ghost of a show.,, s ' conditions do bo shape —Rc-cxaminrii today be before l/P)—Re-examined the navnl court of inquiry, Col. C. G. Wall, U. S. army observ­ er aboard »>« Shenandoah in her fatai'fligbt, said hts;statcrnent yeateiuay mat taiiuru of two engines of the ship fur­ nished a possible contributing cause to the disaster, was more in the nature of ap ostumption than statement of fact. UR* Testimony of Col. C. G. Hall, U. S. A. observed on board, that the failure of two of the Shenandoah's engines made more probable .tho f '■ drt wing of the slilp ir.lo the vortex of the storm which wrecked her. More definite testimony that the ship actually begun breaking in two'before control car hull carrying Commander Zachary Lansdowne and-other officer.! and men to their death, fell. The offering of evidence that the Shenandoah began to break up when nrrested after a tall of near­ ly two thousand feet ill litre? min­ utes Declarations of tvyo witnesse:* that Commander Lanxdowns iiad not been reluctant in making the flight at tho time it wai underteken und that he voiced no dis­ satisfaction with the itinerary fix­ ed by the navy department. Barograph Record Shown Introduction of the barograph record, from the ship indicating that her first sudden ascent begun ut 4:2(1 u. m. Central Time on Sep­ tember 3 and lasted 8 minutes dur­ ing which nhe ascended 1,130 feet; that two minutes later rite began another and more mold rise, going from 3,010 to 0,005 feet in approxi­ mately ten minutes and that she 3 3 NOTICE ' TO THOSE DESIRING LOCATION n. ...........™ a r CAb ^ in the picsidcntinl race?” , Nobody would stand a show but C om m ander and Members o f This query lands on my desk Calvin Coolfdge, elthor for the S t ' f o M h c C b L n prerPN-9 Greeted As Heroes; front n middle northwestern edi­ Republican nomination or for elec­ idential nomination in N0W “andHanford11Ave?, JrVicqu'S ***** 11 Rodgers to C-i io C ap ital tor.- It’n also been coming lately tion. about Pinchot then. from other sources—quite tim o r­ One may like him or not, hut n Well, he must got ,nt° J g j* Britt-Chittenden Realty Cn t SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25 — ously. big majority are “for” him at this ntee first. If he loses that light, 210 10 E. F irst St. y me. hardly have succeeded in (/p)_Tho crew of the naval sea- \ “Strong Pinchot sentiment is time of writing. he'li * none it proving up as presidential mateplane I’N-'J No, 1, headed by Com­ hreuking out all over the coun­ 70S At nny rate they favor the sta­ mander John Rodgers, returned to try,” 3 a y s a progressive Minneso­ tus quo, in which he's included. San Frnncisco in triumph Thurs­ ta paper. Times are pretty good now. H Personally he’ll be just as good day, having been givon up for loat Seemingly something of a White Thut's tho whole basis of the ad­ a man, to be sure, but hi. won t n a H H H » i a i i r i a i i l » a m H I U I I U U | ■■an, when they were forced down in House boom in his interest has de­ ministration’s present popularity, have demonstrated political control their attempted non-stop flight veloped from the Pennsylvania for popular it is. Everything in­ of his own stnte. He can bet he won t gotxnny from hure to the Hawaiian Islands. governor’s candidacy to Buccced dicates it. Returning in the battleship Ida­ George Wharton Pepper in tho If tirneB stay good, and partic­ heip from Andrew W. Mellon. ho, tho aviators Were welcomed United States Senate at the 192G ularly if they improve,. between by the city as heroes. They wero election. now and 1928, President Coolidge College Head Feted oscorted up Market Street by de­ likely will he renominated and re­ tachments of police, marines and Of course it's too soon to do elected. By Commercial Body sailors from the Idaho with un unything hut guess on whnt tho If they take n turn for tho worse army band. prcridcntinl situation will lie three his chances will dwindle. He cun WINTER PARK, Sept. 2 5 .-(/p At tho City Hall, they Were —Dr. Hamilton Holt, newly elect­ greeted by Mayor James Rolph, ed president of Rollins College Ji., and a citizen's committee and here, was the guest ut the weekly were presented with medal. Com-, ■ • * •* • ' • luncheon of th • local chamber or mander Rodgers nnd his crew later ' I commerce. He spoke briefly on Accounting Systems Installed, OFFERS SOME BARGAINS were guests at a luncheon at the the plans being made for thu de­ Commercial Club. Asked if he had velopment of the college. EAST OF SANFORD AVKNUE an y . comment to make on the ” 1 believe that the small college charges made by Colono! William is not und ought not to be a niin130 feet fronting on First Street 11 . i.i^i , . Mitchell nguinst the military air aturc university doing partly what Post O ffice. * ,Jlock*h* service, Commander Rodgeri* naid a university can do much better, that he did not know of the 66 fe e t near intersection of First and Sw ^ 1the college president said. “The charges. 300 feet on Cypress Street between Fir,i q,. function of the small college and “ If he said the failure of the Lake Monroe. 1 the large university are entirely Hawaiian flight was duo to mis­ different. Each has its own ad­ 150 feet along Lake Monroe between r w management, however, ho is mis­ vantages and euch has its own Pine Streets. L}prus*M taken,” the commander ventured. disadvantages. The two cannot be The fliers were forced to repeat combined.” many times the oft-told tnle of i The new head of the college ex­ their epochal flight. Included in i Between Park and French Avenues pressed his pleasure in becoming their statements was tho firm con­ a citizen of Winter Park and said viction that they wanted to tr y ! 757 feet on M yrtle Avenue running to Like Mm.that he desired in every way to again and that the next time they; 1639 feet Avenno rumiimr „i... Mon?-i <• "“Wi assist in the upbuilding of Flori­ feet on on Elm Elm Avenue running tr» to iLake Plant City is the largest inland would succeed. da and the training of her future Sanford, Fin. Masonic Turn pic Hldjf. 1739 feet on Laurel Avenue running to Lake M i shipping point in the state of Tonight they were the guests of citizens for public service. Florida. 625 feet on French Avenue running to Lake Moqfl honor at u banquet attended l»y notables from many part.* of the j statu and the three arms of the military service nnd they told their JUST EAST OF PRESENT CITY ..................................................................Ill story over and over again. « LIMITS Another day of entertainment a wilts the fliers tomorrow, after which Commander Rodgers und 4500 feet frontage on Lake Monroe. This trart«»,-k I.ieut. Connell will proceed to tains 270 acres and will be sold outright, orsyndkSj Washington to tostify in thu air present owners taking up to 50 per cent of theljt ' inquiry there. The remainder of Vi of block on 3rd Street with the crew expects to go to San Diego for duty. 8 room house, close in. 27 Lots in a Subdivision three minutes. At' that point the barograph reared to functiun nnd testimony of some survivors indicates that it was about this time th a t the hull cave way just forward of aniidshhs and tho em it broke In two. Both the barograph record and the estimate of witiib:i:er examin­ ed today tend to indicate that the Shtnrndoah was buffeted about in the storm for 15 minutes from tho time of her first uncontrolled as­ cent to nn extreme altitude of (!,003 feet until she finally began to breuk up at an altitude of approx­ imately 4,000 feet. While the word picture of the disaster painted by Col. Hall prov­ ed the most .absorbing of all the testimony perhaps thu most impor­ tant from n viewpoint of the pur­ pose of the inquiry was his state­ ment with respect to the engine.*, one of which failed bocutu-J cf a cracked cylinder and nnuthur bccnu.sc of u loss of water. This phaso of the inquiry was introduced by rear Admiral Hilary I*. Jones, president of tho court who asked whut. effect the engine failure hud on tho failure to escupo the line squall. “I believe if it hud been po.uiblc to -have had the power of all five engines constantly,” Col. Hnll icplied, “it would havo been more probable that we would n o t.have been drawn into the vortex of tho storm which wrecked tho ship. I do not believe, however, engine power hed anything to do with the situation after r;<* got into the vor­ tex of the storm." Audits, Monthly Bookkeeping Service SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT CLIENTELE R. L. Robertson | “ C a lla L ily ” B u lb s Now Ready No. 1 shfe— &icfcilch ................ $3.00 per do/.. No. 2. size—20c each................................. $2.25 per cloz. Plant 3 inches deep and 1 foot apart. ; > Keep moist and fertilize well fur lies!results. ' I •* t I Gov. Herrick Violet Plants, $1.00 per 100 PLANT NOW Leave Orders at Mi-Indy's Shoppe or E. It. Stowe Prompt Delivery.— Phone 1305 • la a iia a a m u a a m iiB M a iM a K if lB tB s s u iH iiK a a a a a M a B B a ■Allimmm.rn.rn . . J : ---------------------— . . . : Cuban Editor To Be At Vets Convention CONSTRUCTIVE ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.— (A*)—Edward l*\ O’Brien, editor of the Cuban Times, will attend the United Spanish-Americnn War Veterans encampment here during .September 27 to October !, it has eti announced. Mr. O’Brien is commander of the Huvunu camp of the U. S. A. W. V. and has been closely identi­ fied with public life in Culm since tho Spanish-American wur. After tho encampment Mr. O’Brien will return to Culm with the delegation of veterans who will make the Cuban trip and will assist Colonel Cnrtnyn and General Pedro lietrnnenurt in entertaining the visitors. Economy is always commendable, but construc­ tive economy is worthy of the highest praise. Every saving helps build future greatness. Your Chocking Account is invited. $ 10,000 ECONOMY Easy Terms. 5 lots, Oak and Evan:. St. $ 10,000 47o Interest IVld on Savings Accounts Meisrh Hldg. Phone 718 Masonic Temple. {jnminole (l[ounly]j)ank S a n f o r d .F la . \ 10 lots ln !’ark View Adjoining Woodruffs Subdiriag We own, control, or have exclusive listings onda the above property. Brokers or salesmen in SanW I Orlando, or either towns will be protected on any dt I they make, or help us to make. Bring your pru<pedj to th is office for the arrangement of terms. W. P. CARTER Rhone73S’1 ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R E SS ■ n jt . s »• r k.j m um TH E BETTER A PRODUCT IS T H E SOONER WILL SE E IT ADVERTISED. w-A-i— ■ RHEUMATISM? O Oak leaves arc turning brown. The air is getting c r i s p and snappy. Old Jack Frost himself is snoopin’ around the corner of September days. Appetites are picking up— u-m -m m ! Can’t you just taste those good old cinnamon buns — their spicy tang and thrilling deliciousncss? For breakfast with coffee — for n o o n -d a y lunch with milk — or as an after-dinner treat — Gccl hut they arc good. Merita extra rich cinnamon buns arc made from a famous old recipe — and most folks d e c la r e they’ve never tasted any so good. l'or School Lunches 3 Good Terms Why have Um-m-f Cinnamon Buns where all improvements are assured. T h is block of l£ is on the market at a very attractive figure if takenbb I fore October 1st. Simpson Sl Pope H, what a wonderful fooling to In­ helps Nature build Uin rcd-blood-ccllu true front thut mlm-ruMo rheuma­ that nght off tho Impurities that c-auso tism. To know again tho Joy of limber rliniimutisin. Joints and nctlvo muscles — (ruudnm Conquer rheumatism! 9. S. 9. has from that ugunlxlng pain! shown tlio way. 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Know tills Joy ot Until you till your system full of living again! Take 9. 9. S. and banlch hoalthy, rich, red Idood you will uever rheumatism! end your rheumatism, 9. 9. h . will Get S. S 9. front any druggist. Tho surely help you. That’s because 9.9.9. larger bottle Is uioru economical. EXPERT DEVELOPERS Now offer the Second Unit of ,S.SS. ORTONA The finest subdivision within the city limits of Greater Daytona Merita Extra Rich Cinnamon Huns make fine lunches for school children. They arc just sweet enough—spicy enough—and rich enough to make a good, substantial fuod for growing, working children. On the only Automobile Speedway Beach in the World fc n o w d riJ MADE BY TUB AM ERICAN BAKERIES C O M P A N Y A WHERE TW O AND THREE HUNDRED PER CENT HAVE BEEN MADE AND ARE BEING MADE M S now drift keeps w ell in any climate. Naturally C i n n a m o n B uns Greater profits assured then it keeps perfectly in Florida's perfect climate. W S now drift is a rich creamy cooking fat made . frtsji daily from yo u r grocer by the Wesson Oil people. FRANCOIS DUMAS Sanford Representative t i n h l j i . T. „ ;_ J ___________ a 11> , j j f ■ |> . / A i .*i f $ j M' ' lf*.S J ) M ac K l i Kt flf - _ |-J0tel Valdez �• F it " ,V ■ ' SATURDAY.'SEPTEMBER 26, 1925. STATE MOTORISTS Annual M eet O f Spanish* GET REBATE ON AmericanW arVets Monday LICENSE IN 1 9 2 6 Moves to ftnapital With Husband D evelopm ent1 B riefs (By A. P.) (Compiled by The A. P.) MIAMI—Realty firm sells pro­ New Law Provides for Quart* perty with reported value of $1,ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Sept. has organized a motor corps and Little River to have 100erly Reduction o f Fees; 400,000; 26.—(A*)—Extensive plans are be­ will carry veterans from crowded ton ice plant; $200,000 apartm ent To Cost One Half on July house to be built to accomodate ing made for the feeding of the restaurants to more commodious 1st, Stale Official Shows 60 families; $853,000 in building* visitors to the city during tho nat- ones. ' ional encampment of the United Tho contest for the office of permits for single day recorded; Spanish American War Veterans commander-in-chief of the United TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 25. building inspector grants permits hero September 27 to October 1, Spanish American War Veterans —Beginning with the caiondat for three $20,000 houses, bringing —Preparations are being made to promises to be a lively one, ac­ year of 1926, automobiles under a September total to $2,229,200 In furnish 45,000 regular meals dnily cording to reports coming from recent legislative act, will be al­ little over two weeks; two hotels to the visitors or 225,000 meals encampment headquarters here. lowed a rebate in obtaining operat-1to be built for employes; permits during the cncAmpmont. This Tho election will take plnce on ing licenses, ns the year advances, issued at Miami Beach for 12 ho schedule docs not Include the ban­ Thursday, the last day of tho ses­ Captain R, A. Gray, assitnnt state tel and apartment houses; three quets. sion. comptroller, remind Florida nuto- trains to be added to Central of Nick Dennis, chairman of the At present there are three out­ ists. Georgia; fifty one realty transac­ Civitnn committee on refresh­ standing candidates, according to Under the new law, only n half tions, involving reported sum of ments, is in charge of these a r­ those fnjniliar with the forces of year's fee will lie charged after $2,741,500 filed in another .single rangements and he has been work­ the United Spanish American War July 1, nnd a. fourth of a year af­ day; statistician says Florida icon­ ing on the feeding problem for Veterans. ter September 30.” tributed more than one halt of several weeks. Total applications for nutomob- $25J000,000 builcJ.ng gain * In 16 Colonel Carmi A. Thompson, of MDoc” Huggins, chairman of the Ohio, is the candidate from thnt ilc privileges, handled by the comp­ states of South during August, American Legion committee on en­ state nnd he is considered a strong troller’s department this .yenr, intertaining the veterans of '98, will man. He was treasurer of the Re- eluding duplicate amj transfer tags TAMPA—Corner property sells mange a fish fry on the water publican national committee nnd. will number npproxmintcjy 305,* for $105,000, report; Clearwater front on Tuesday, September 29. was influential in naming both [000 Captain Gray said. The work Beach Island to have $400,000 ca­ He has invited 15,000 guests. This President Harding ami President °f clearing up the calendar year's sino; construction permits total meal i not included in the list of C'oolidge to office. He has been business of 1925 is now being corn- four millions for little over two Nick Dennis. named ns the next Republican can- plctfd. The net tags isued, he weeks of September; three-day aid, will approximate 300,000, or building mark broken when per­ From the pacing houses in Chi­ date for governor cago have been ordered many car­ Texas is putting William F. nearly a million more than in 1921, mits for $2,500,000 worth of build­ loads of meat. These will be cart­ Langford forward as its candidate Last year’s receipts were $2,471,- ing issued; $800,000 reported re­ After sixty-three years of happy married life, ncithrr Daniel Freshney nor his wife, Matilda, of Port Huron, Mich., can hoar the thought of ed direct from the refrigerator for the supreme office. The Tex­ 000. fused for corner lot; plans an. apnrt from each other even for a day. So when the aged husband cars to the kitchens of the hotels as department ctaims thnt Lang­ In looking hack into the records, nounced for $1,000,000 hotel at living and resturants which have open­ ford will he the next commander- Captain Gray found an increase in Scffncr; contract for widening of was forced to go to a hospital, Mrs. Freshney insisted on moving there ed before the regular season so as in-chief of the U. S. A. W, V. every year's receipts since 1922. In Boca Raton inlet let to New Yorki with him, although she is in good health. Freshney is 93 nnd his wife to accomodate the delegates and Harvey 11, Hannn, of Tennessee, 1023 there was a 27.4 gain over era; warehouse planned for supply .89. They have no sons or daughters visitors to the cncnmpment. Is considered ns a real opponent 1922; 26 for 1924 over 1923, and company; morn than $3,500,000 re­ The first order placed with the to Colonel Thompson, lie is n law­ this year it will he around 30 per ported involved in new building ■■aaBaBMaBBBBaBaaflBBBBBBBMaaBBBaBBflflBBMBBaBflBBaaB packing houses nnd wholesale pro­ yer by profession nnd is a lending cent, it was stated. for first seventeen working days duce men included 60,000 pounds democrat of this state. He served Before the establishment of field of September; plans announced for of meats, beef, lamb, and veal; 16,. ns rnilroad commissioner of Tenn­ men by the comptroller’s depart­ 250-room hotel at Mnndalay; Octo­ 000 pounds of poultry; 80,000 essee. He is n nephew of the ment, Captain Gray said, the re­ ber 0 set as date for $1,100,000 pounds of vegetables; 15,500 former Governor “ Uncle Al” Tay­ ceipts rnn exceedingly low. Since good roads bond election for Hills-: pounds of butter; 25,000 pounds lor nnd of Robert Taylor, late a enreful check has been possible borough county; permit sold foe of bread rolls; 50,000 pies and pas­ United States senator from Tenn­ however, he said, a steady gain $2,000,000 hotel on island; $1*697,* * ■ tries; 10,000 pounds of fresh fish; essee. has reulted. 5G1 reported in bank c le a r in g Florida is putting up the name 22,500 gallons of coffee; 10,000 over 8,000 tons of freight handled nutomohilists nre unable gallons of milk; 1,700 gnllons of of Hownrd D. Pnyne, of Jackson­ to Many obtain o|>crnting privileges be­ dnily at docks; realty board.spon­ THE ALL-FLORIDA REALTY cream; and 40,000 gallons of ville. Florida veterans say that cause of improper procedure in sors "Greater City” movement; Payne has a good chance to win spring water. new docks to open October 1; work licenses, Captain Gray said. Harry Stearns, who with Nick and they are preparing to do some getting COMPANY Between 10,00 nnd 15,000 such to begin soon on 104 family du­ Dennis, represent the Civitnn club, real work towards his election. cases nre on hand now, he said. In plex apartment houses; realty a great many such instances, he group buys avenue tract for re­ odd -d, car owner block action cf potted sum of $320,000; Board of 223 West Forsyth Street the county authorities by stating Trade building blue prints nre is­ sued; more pnving work to be urg­ that they have made npplicaion but Jacksonville, Fla. f H e R . c s . 'T h e s w e e T c s T House? vlam i that such application has been una­ ed by city; $175,000 building to be ready by January 1; War urged on voidably held up. TODAY^ . s e e THORC . OUST “fly-by-night" realtors; fourth dis­ l l r r r n l l x t n i r r l i i i n r . l f h r K I . I . X W O I I T H TIIL’jrr Clllir.wV'lt Inml w e ou Cv HT t o h a v c — /A s e w iN ( > . trict seeks million for new road. l i i rn l r i t In X r n i l n o l r ( 'i i i ii i l n F l n r l i l n , INSPECT NEW OYSTER BEDS TALLAHASSEE, S ep t 20,—(/P) —Shell Fish Commissioner T. R. Hodges, Game Commissioner J. B. Royall and Special Correspondents Ballinger, of the Miami Herald, and Byron West, of the Jackson­ ville Times-Union, engaged in an Inspection trip to Apalachicola bay this week, where the state's oyster planting is under way. Approxi­ mately 100,000 barrels are expect­ ed to be planted this year, Captain Hodges said, making a total of 300,000 for the paat three years. Royal GERA.T h u S r l- fill again *w_ i tist of th e ^ s u u V *h! for the coming chim Ernst of a- l been engaged 1* -Jedt Theatre in tfc, h^ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Municipally Owned nnd Maintained ■ ■ ■ ■ M H The C ity’s New Cemetery is located on WMi r neva Ave„ on beautiful, high, dry grouni laid out into lots, walks and driveways in the modern design of Landscape architecture0 beautiful plants, shrubs and trees, under the' stant care of the Superintendent; Family lots for sole at $30.00 to ?G0.00 on sonablc terms. For inspection, sec Superintendent on the grout For full particulars, See J. D, Parker, Superintend W. B. Williams, City Manager, or L. U. Philips | Clerk. - Bid on This Property!; IT T H e. S c s u j/N C i ROOM JACKSONVILLE — Now York gas company to ninke Jacksonville hendqunrters; telephone company announces work to start on new $900,000 building nt Orlando at once; contract let for widening of Boca Raton inlet, to cost $450,000; home property sold for $60,000, re­ port. T H e I>i n iNG. Room IS O /M frre /D a n d a S P A C O m THIS, KVT’C'HeM IS C-CS^T TOR. SCRVING- THE T A M IL Y IM fE A U S . D O N 'T T C u . MC5 T H A T T O U fiA T ) A .S T i^ lH G - ‘ROOM! THC, S ^ I aJIN Q . (aXDULT>N_/_T_ 0 E ALL < P V C R THC- H a U s W j U S T ^ T h H * ' i A M L I! IT W O U L D B e J U S T U R D IT A L W A Y S IS>-------e V /G -R Y T H IM G , U T T £ R C T > O P A N D O t? < ? U p /e E > , A N D NO P L A C S :-t o ' s i t 'D o w n ____ ORLANDO—Audit of city’s fi­ nances shows them in good shape; seven million in now building pre­ dicted for September. ■ * IfltX DE NTfi T T Large ware­ house to he built by novelty works; directors .elected for new hotel; easterners to furnish capita! for| building 260 new homes; twenty one-store buildings to he built. t im c 3 This is Robert Hunlnnd, 16, and the youngest jockey on tho big time tracks. Ho has been riding in com­ petition with the country’s premier mounts and has hung up an envia­ ble record, lie’s considered u fu­ ture great in the turf world. ST. PETERSBURG—New hotel opens doors; permits issued for 21 homes; lumber exports reach new high mark; application for charter for new intcrurbnn line reported filed; store nnd hotel building to bo erected; week’s realty sales es­ timated nt three million; sub-di­ vision of 20,000 lots to ho sold. 'dll Corner. Third i 1-«fti Palmetto Price $19,000 F o r ( h r f l r « t t l m r u r n r r o f f e r i n g t h i n p r u p r r t , . T h r In ml n n n n l liy t h i n T r u n t C n i n p n n y f o r n r i r r n l j r u r n n oi l n r w i l l r n i n r r ( h r I n m l “ « • In w h r r r In'* b y n n r n r t l l l r f l l l a w n r t h T r u * ( C o m p a n y r o n v r y r i ] l« n*. I . r g n l i l r n r r l p t l o n ( l , m b r l u i y . K t n t u l i i r t h r C o u n t y r r r n r t t n , t o o k (far I n n t l o v e r n m l » r n i l o n y o u r H i l l . w m SEMINOLE COUNTY 202 ACRES IIB.Xrilll*TIO.\ Tup. io *. ii. :ii K. NH N\V iCK \ W ...... ..... . HW XW III A ......... Top. in s. il. :u K. ..... * 1-3 l.ol :i nml 1 . % 1-3 |,„t 1 Tilp. 10 X. II. 30 K. >K m ; m : Sanford Grove,k Her. ) 1 > * 33 sn 311 a N 5 5 BART NASON, Local Manager ' ' I 507-8 1st National Bank Bldg. 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BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflB im ********************®**®®®®®®®®*®®®®®®®a BBBBllBlnBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Health Supervisor Returns To Capital I5Y TAYLOR From Tour Of State TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 26.—(VP) Miss Reha Harris, state supervisor of health and phy.i'cal education, of the Department of Public. In­ struction, has just returned from er first trip over Florida in the interest of a more healthful nnd better physical development of the school student. Miss Harris, who is experiencing her first yenr as director of the health and physical department » f Florida schools i i now engaged in drawing up n score card for evalu­ ating tho school health program. These cards, which contain 6 points for the health nnd physical.odu. cation of the child, are to he mail­ ed to all county superintendents ami schools of tho state. At fche lend of the 1925-26 term, each school will be checked up on the results of the score card. Grading will then be undertaken, and a loving cup will he awarded to tho n hool mak­ ing the best showing. The cup has been donated by Dr. Ralph Uarncs, executive secretary of the Florida Public Health Association. Miss Harris was reluctant to make a statement regarding her observations upon hor first trip over the state, which was confined to a great extent to South Florida. She indicated, however, that there i ample room for much activity it the part of her department. . Shipments of fresh fruits nnd vegetables from Florida average 260 car loads dnily. Tourist spend about $135,000,000 to $150,000,000 annually in Florida. And this adds greatly to the In­ come of tho state. Grovel and—City votes ?2<fe,000. for new city hall, waterworka,s 5^ tem, park and additional Mttiaf;Okechobcc—Ground broken 100-room hotel. ■yyy ■YYYYTV jjY Y Y y v .ill Syy v -ft 9 A Advertisements are the news of every-day things that concern you most. n H No newspaper would be complete without them. M B N M B a a a a a ■ B I B B B B B B B R B B B B B B B B f l B B B B f l B l I B B B B B I B I B B M H >KRBft«aaailaaaaaaaH ajaaB B B H acHfl a il ilf �X: --' *V,f r* *’i r- •■T-V>ev-Y v/.*'» . rw* atria ■ >r * ;-fv THE SANFORPS HERALD, SATURDAY, S E P T E M B E R S . 1925. WAY tf?««- *v? ,. W iffian* j ^ m g f f l L ___„ By """""n T Hir l^tST.X AtMTGCfr .NO CHANCT \wffid M »SS > p ____ ____ _ E.. SHE.'S GOT STOCK V i\ t KPfjtNtT NOU EVER t/O H TH' BAcnc vjt*TT' OM A MAK1GM FURRlMER WREADTrtE. FT)EM OP, AH HE BEvrT ; A*nW D»RTW P O P IS STALLS* ' ABOUT W O u S ir HlSSELF DOUBLE aHER O F F -S E E W H O T ^ E S E T .- LOCHtKJVAQ? GiOOO* AH' THEN C A H T^ o£rcA^*wnA-> ‘ G o s h s m o k e m • CnT 1W OuOE T\l l V , t b C<mti q £ x 1' o f x t\j urtdt clk J. WHAT* DO SOL) THE-S CrfT A SrttAM > :f. -A -SHOVEX. t S um m a X o J u ->y\J Jrxxijk u n X A EXPECT H ER Tl n io o v v o c & a^ o P • tA JT b C t - v n , -irfl/trt'L?. ‘ O lR ^ OlRTS POP! ...-tV /'.P m e • • PRKVARING FOB -VETS V .... . ST. PETERSBURQ, Sept. 2 6 .(ff)—Hotels, apartment houses, and’privdte homes are laying plans to open their doors to the 16,000 veterans of the Spanlsh-Amerlcan war who- will be !n national encnmpmcnt here during September 17 to October 1. Hotels which In the past have not opened until De­ cember have brought down large staffs from tho enst nnd are pre­ paring to care for the vfeltoreS jjiy, hotels will give special. scr\ vice to 'veterans. , Warns New Residen To'Get Fish Licen^fe 4 «• C ; / ', supervisor of rural schools,‘Is now m i i B i m i i i m n t a a i H‘ i i mailing ’put suggested one-room and two-room school programs for all ru ra l' institutions. Thf pro­ ,w *-»** grams are in the form of a shart, with the number of minutes to be devoted, to each of the day’s du­ - ..t v Lawn Grails Seed ties. Miss Brogdon has gWfn a k 1 V >I « . careful study to the one and two- ® Carpet Groan Seed room subject. ' x I Kilgore Florida Lawn and Golf Course^ Grant Seed. Also Peas and Beans for faQ plantlRg. Hines City—Skinner Machinery g Coi, t o , locate fruit machine fac­ tory here. ® Phone 24ft ' . JUST ARRIVED TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 20.—(/R) —Non-residents of Florida most obtain fishing licenses before trying their .luck In^.waters of tpe state, J. II. Royall, state game commissioner, is reminding lovers of the hook and line. The commissioner stated that he desires to^leal fairly with visitors, to the state, but the law, he said, Haines City—City starts must be upheld. A number of 000 paving and< improvement cam­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a N a a a a a a a u a a r a a M H M m a a M B a a a a a a ii' cases of violations of the non-res-‘ paign. ident provision have been reported, NEW SCHOOL PROGRAMS. __________ ———.* 1------- --------------jt-j Mr. Royall said, and, acting upon instructions from the commission­ jn u a a a im iu iB a a a iH m iiM U B a a iia a H ia ia a a a a u u a iv iiv ia n ia ^ a a a p a a a a i TALLAHASSEE, Sept 2G.MA1) er, deputy commissioners have inr-rrllisn. Nettle E. Brogdon, state etructed them regarding the re­ quirements of the law, burning ■*4 4 ■* r** ^ ih them aghlnsl t fishing again Iri Florida waters without the proper ©I©I©I©;®T<g)T© license. J> .^ Non-resident licenses, the com­ missioner reminded, which rsdli for $5.26 for the state, nnd $2.25 coun-1 The Funniest ty, may be procured at the offices Man In Pictures of the county judge?. Several counties of tho state Im­ Is A Woman! pose an additional amount for •n county licenses, through permis­ sion given by the legislature, Com­ missioner Royall said: Non-real- And He’s Some dents: can find the exact'cost by Nifty Queen inquiry at the ebunty judge’s of­ fice, he stated, ns the feokvnrjea, • KILGORE SEED CO. s s 1 nu ■/Vi .s l . i LJ M IC~tional Anthem Is f, u Banned By Minister _»*W' iHtdV ? .ffic e o r ;• 4 1 L" U tfr vJJVtAL • i3EL p H E T \ N T t R P R E T E .R .. ' T Rending, spelling and Writing; Mrs. Mnyme Hieg, Agriculture, Geography nnd Health. Miss Mary Radcliffe, Sixth Grade; Miss Ollie Johnson, Sixth Grade; Miss Lucille Sweat, Sixth Crude; Mrs. Effie Burden, Sixth -\ Grade. Continued From Page 1) Miss Iris Britt, Fifth Grade; fill be given preference in nsM ntj and equipment, Mrs. Ruth Hutchins, Fifth Grade; Miss Elizabeth Houston. Fifth rachlng Staff Is Complete lomplete list of the principals, Grade; Miss Luna May Fleming, )necment this morning. Fol- Fifth Grade; Miss Nancy McDon­ j are the name.) and grades, ald Fifth Grade, substitute. partments: South Sidi? Primary School School High School Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, Super­ |E . McKay principal; It. F. vising Principal; Mrs. Selena M. |r , Agriculture; Louis E. Harbor, Principal; Miss Vicinn Biology «nd History; Crosby, First Grade; Miss Bobby C. Maxwell, Latin; Miss Chapmitn, First Grade; Mrs. J ,C. fae Gray, Mathematics; Mrs. Mitchell, First Grade. M. Williams, History; Miss Mrs. Ramon it Raynor, Second m *Cherry. Engiist Ass't.; Grade; Mrs. Irene Watt, Second fary L. Coob, English; Miss Grade; Mrs. G. U. Stuart, Second !r '• Howard, Mathematics Grade. Miss Rebecca Scott; SpanMiss Margaret Foster, Third History; Mrs. W. It. Fort, |e Asst.; Miss Lilliun Sch- Grade; Miss Ruth Gillen, Third [ Home economics; Miss Grade; Miss Edna Chittenden, | ..Hinton, Home Economics Third Grade. Mrs. Fred Russell, Fourt Mrs. Ollie M. Steele, CornGrade; Mias Mary Robinson, ifthool Fo«rlri<)rihkq-Mfcs*5M1fllT-Wel?b, Gripe, Principal; M.s Fourth Grade; Miss Eloise Brndy, Ifttbbitt, Mathematics; Mrs. Fourth Grade [Hinterm is tor, English; Mrs. West Side Primary et Pltchford, History nnd Miss Love Turner, Principal; Mrs. D. C. Gripe, Music I Miss Helen Stephenson, First Irt; Miss Laura Chittenden, Grade; Miss Evelyn Darrow, Sec­ Grammar And [rnary Schools To >pen On Monday ond Grade; Miss Aline Chapmnn, Third-Grade;. East Side I’rjmary Miss Emma IO\<en, Principal; Miss Annie Bell Dyson, First Grade; Miss Lollie B. Robertson, Second Grade; Mr. Marion Apple­ by, Third Grade. COPENHAGEN, Sept. 2G.^-(/P) —Ever since Mistress Nina Ban became the first woman Danis minister, and as such also ( the head of the board of educntiOn,’ she has done the unexpected and start­ ling. First the singing of the national anthem was banned, which sho claimed wus too war-like to bepfefit tho public good. And when despite her prohibition, the anthem wip Inadvertantly sung in a theatre if which she happened to be, the min­ ister remained seated and more­ over, pqlled her colleagues of the cabinet back into their seats, bv their coat-tails. Mistress Bang plans complete reconstruction of the Dunisji school system according to the German method. We have som e nice homes w ell located reasonable term' s. t 1* • , ; ” V‘ ) 1• • x V ' We solicit your listings in lots, hom es, acreage, : ...... , , and Business P roperty.. j 300x81 on W, 6th Street On main lin'e of AiC. L. IL R. We also have several 50x81 warehouse sites. : • , m lk Chaplin ProducersPistTibntlno O. R. Brooks (Continued From Page 1) ing muiie to open the building for the inspection of the general public, with the City Commission, ho EnouCU to urges the citizens of Snnfnrd to bo m a k e a cat THE LOT K ING present at that time. City authori­ lux$» ties ure pleased with the conven­ v ience and adaptability of the var­ ious arrangements in the new addi­ HOG 1st Nntional Hunk Hullding. tion to the administration build­ ings, and are anxious that the loc­ Lake Wales—Hills • Bros, will al residents ithail have an oppor­ build factory to can BO.UOO eases tunity to inspect the appointments grapefruit ttds year. in the structure. il t. - m ,jt.u 1---- -------- 5-— fVJl—,r iiiiin iiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH riiiH iiiii IM 5 ................................................................... .. J ! ' r i. i —i C m , . a ) „t l-i * • f«l »«? * ii •- ‘St -it $ Milane A: j Phone 48i*W M o n d a y V iB B a B iB iB B a a iH B a a i --- . X !«■-. ____■ Allen & Brent Only Woman “Bulldogger” Keal E state Auction Sales. m 1-2 Cash—Balance $600.00 ¥ e a r . Owner Of Epinard Gets Signal Honor NEW JAILS HERE PARIS, Sept. 20.—(/P)—Pierre ALMOST R E A D Y Wertheimer, owner of Epinard, has F O R OCCUPANCY been created n Knight of the Le­ gion of Honor. Mr. Wertheimer did not receive this distinction ,from the .Ministry of Agriculture in connection with his breeding of famous race horsus, but from the Minister of Aeronautics. Hu is the president of a company whose mo­ tors have l>een instrumental in bringing several aviution records back to France. > j*'* 'll’’!. ' •»LlhV *»t Let us sell your property S AT AUCTION s Wc nre permanently locateil in Snnfortl OUIt SALES FORCE nre EXPERTS * i lt We guarantee Satisfaction. * If you have Property you want soid— List it with us and kiss it good-bye. KV. dS ■ s 1 11G E. Second Street, Sin ford, Fla- — ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ i ALLEN AND BRENT : ■ ■ ■ B M• ■ s£ 'f To the Public-- ------- :------- :---------1--- — . —--------- --- -----ib iib b a n ix H aai: y .• -Li to * ; I P S O [■M£ W ^ !M O N E Y ] The Butter-Nut Baking Co. has purchased the Miller Bakery and will make a line of bread [only woman “bulldngger” in the country i» said to be Miss Fox wig, Pendleton, Ore. Each year she throws u bull at the rodeo I To Loan ! and pastry of the highest quality. # S A V E and' T H R IV E i In 1925. Minus The Flourish In some banks the bervlce reminds you of the old-fashioned penmanship—very formal, pricise and full of flourish.' In the First National Bank we omit the flourish and the formality and retain only the precision and accuracy. Business (here is transacted swiftly nnd smoothly, yet with ho appen ranee of hurry. This is because we have the or­ ganization, the equipment and facilities for getting results •ithom wnste effort. If this is YOUR idea too, of what bank service should lie, invite your patronage. F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K lA NPOItD, FI.A. . ON RESIDENCES. APARTMENT HOUSES AND BUSINESS PROPERTY AT 7% INTEREST WITHOUT LIFE ' ■ INSURANCE •* S (' lit!' business in Sanford and surrounding territory, i ■J ■ ■ J. H. JACKSON J We will continue to do a wholesale and retail •* / NO RED TAPE—QUICK ACTION ' 0 .i ... . ,< . *• v T , . , i‘^ Our aim is to serve the public to the very best of our ability at all times. Your patronage will be appreciated. 3 Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., and Calvert Mortgage Co., of Baltimore with over Twenty-five Mil­ lion ($25,000,000) Assets. ^ * ( . - A �‘iS s S e ® - '’ ^M*-.**.*f*t ■' Hie Sanford Herald •< _____________S.*“ MtSSS KOL1.XNU I** »■*»B, HOWARD URHOrtM* ’** 111 HtfltH* *»*»H ■UBSimiPTIOM JATW 'H i t MoOtB* •• » » • * & s & .fy‘ S• & J U S h* «l' p*r y ea r. I notlo«« ol iriM Ml I tar iatt r«cul*r regular Mdrertlslni r*tMH K M n r n t h i a « * o c i a t r d »’*»■■■ Th* A n o t l a t i d f t j t « * ■> ■j,^:*r. , , , f * ‘ V * ' ,• ■‘ THE SANFOtitfWEftALP. sATUiRDAY, SEPTEMBER 26> W . _ PAGE POUR n - i T a i l —17.00 •*, Pr*»* '■ A” 1* ! ; Ita ly a titn u d »*» fK« u»i| fo r r* p u b lic atio n o ' All n« Wi » £ K f e r ad • i t d l t M CO It o r not t a j In th la p a p e r And cal naw a p u b lla h rd h erein . All rlg n ta ' f ro p u b llc atlo n of a p a c la ljJU p a te h m h ara ln a r a alao ra a a r-a d ._______ SATURDAY. SEPT. 26. 1925 T11R HERALDS PLATFORM 1.—Deeper water rout* to Jaekaong.—Construction of St. Johoi-Iodian River canal. 8.—Extenalon of white way. i~ -Bitenalon of local amnaemanta. —Swimming pool, tennla courta, ttr, | . —Augmenting of building prorim —botiaM, ho tala, apartment ouara. I,.—Bttciulon of atreet paving pro* g y^C onat ruction of bouleTtrd around Lab* Monroe. 8 —Completion of dty beautlfle** tlon program. t ,—Expansion of achool ayatem with provlalon for Inereaaed facttitlea. ■ ___________ ______ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY L A W FULFILLED—Love worketh no ill to hit neighbor: there­ fore love la the fulfilling of the law. Romans 13: 10. PRAYER:—Our Heavenly Futher, grant to awaken ami streng­ then in us a more abiding love to Thee and to our neighbor, through Jesus Christ. Amen. TAKE IT BACK Have you borrowed a book, a ham­ mer, a rake, A pinch of tea, n potato-Hack, And forgotten the loan or thought it your own! Then, this is the day to take It back. It’s much like stealing to keep it too long; The owner inny need it, anu think alack! That this ia your way to get things without pay; , Then, this ia the day to take it back. If you have said something, and found It untrue. As to what some one Is, or what he may lack; If you want to grow strong, acknowldegu the wrong, For this is the day to take It back. —H. O. Spelman. — ——o--------The tourist season is almost here. -------- o-------Too much money is n bad thing, especially if the oilier fellow has it. . Play Ball Cobolt okieo und the faint haze of Indian Summer long queues of w eary men who have waited hours for the ticket w ickets to open . . . . sharply sloping tierB of massed (h u m a n ity ...............faultlessly conditioned sward and well rolled, w hite lined base paths . . . . multicolored billboards along the distant w a lls .......... the sharp “tock” as the batter­ ies worm up in the bull pens . . . . the scurry of uniformed figures from the dug-out as the side is retired . . . . . the clatter of many telegrnph instruments from the lofty press b o x e s.......... swarming tree limbs and pole cross arms, where venturesome youths denied the price of admission, are pre­ cariously perched like buzzards, risking injury to see the s p e c ta c le ............. th e full throated roar of acclaim, greet­ ing the victors ns the last put-out is recorded in the official scorers b o o k ..........the World Series! It is baseball’s annual classic, and perhaps the greatest single attraction in the sporting world. It may safely be said that no news of the day will attract more attention than the published accounts of the grand finnle of the baseball season. The encounter th is yenr promises well to be hectic and hard fought. The Pittsburgh and Washington teams, lead­ ers in their respective circuits, have not reached their pres­ ent eminence without feeling the sharp goad of persistant and tenacious opposition. Both have set the pace through the closing weeks of the campaign with nn ever present con­ tender ready to take advantage of any slip. Such compe­ tition can only result in perfection of performance. The classic this year will see again the time honored struggle between youth and age. The Pirates, young, unused to the thrill of supremacy, yet powerful, aggressive and boasting an infield which has been compared to Connie Mack’s foursome, will fnce Bucky Harris' weather beaten troupe of veterans who huve the initial advantage of defending the chumpionship, and whose attack is built around a pitching sta ff of rejuvenated hurlers long since compelled to rely up­ on cleverness to relieve the strain of each succeeding cam­ paign. And we are not forgetting the leadership of one whose strategy in the 1921 Series was a factor second in dominance to the dramatic comeback of Walter Johnson. Nor will the epic struggle be devoid of an atmosphere of human interest. Representing cities well known to be the "hottest baseball towns" in the major leagues, the Pirates and Senators both possess a colorful personnel. Washington has the Incomparable Walter Johnson, who led his league in pitching for many years without knowing the fnme of a World Series; the no less famous Altrock and Sehnnp, nnd a team of veterans who sent the New York Giants down in a stirring series Inst fall. The Corsairs, in addition to their flnshy infield have the foxy carey, whose favorite trick is to steal his way home, from first base; and Cuyler, now playing his second season in the majors, whose heavy slugging, speed and powerful throwing arm have heralded him as the likely successor to Ty Cobb. There is also the beloved Babe Adams, sole sur­ vivor of the team which defeated Detroit, and brought to Pittsburgh its lust World Championship, back in 1909, nnd who, is still pitching championship ball at the age of 41 years. Sport writers name the Pirates as favorites by a slight margin, to win this year’s series, but much can happen in one week, as Harris, the opportunist, well knows. -Within the fortnight then, the city streets will echo the shrill cries of the newsy hawking his "baseball extra", nnd the farmer will sit quietly, with the radio phones tightly clamped to his ears, unmindful of the lowing of hungry stock, as the nation pays its yearly tribute to the National Pas­ time. -------_ o -----— “Judge not that yu not be Judg­ ed1' seems to be the code of juris­ prudence in Chicago. - - ■ o-------The ordihnry mortal will win n lot more gambling on a horae race thun the human race. --------o--------It takes a baby’s wall In the middle of the night to remind one thut the war Is not over yet, — — o-------This is the time of the year for house cleaning and that might he extended to dressing up the front Uwna u bit. --------o-------Wo hope Secretary Mellon is a good bargainer or that man Calllatix may have us owing him mon­ ey before ho leaves here. -------- o--------A man in Miami proved it the other duy. Even u big Hollywood bun la not as good for mowing down trees ns a tractor. -------- o-------The »ky will be red this nftcrnoon with liie sparks that will fly from u thousand gridirons ns mi­ nt her foothuII season gets under way, --------0-------Just ns we thought. Henry Ford bought u cotton mill in South Car­ olina and n few days Inter n ter­ rific rainstorm brought an end to the drought. - - . o ------ The Department of Agriculture tells us that there are four hun­ dred million chickens in the Uni tod States and thut very few of them have ever been to Atlantic City. —:--- o-------- 1 . We note in the Key West Citizen that a fishing trip for Governor Walker of Georgia has been ar­ ranged by Mister Charles II. Ketchum Ketchum. Well, they ought to catch ’um. o Hanford Herald: “ No nnc-hund<d driving is tulerutcd In Ashe­ ville, according to latest advices. The girls must huve organized up there." Another reuson to sigh for the old horse and buggy days. —Clermont Press. Orlando is all excited ubout Haywurd Thompson, the “blind driver” who securely blindfolded drives his car through crowded city streets. Our observation has been, however, Dint moat of Dunn are blind drikers. Policeman in Ruleigh arrested a Uoy and girl Die otlu-r day for kiss­ ing on one of the city streets. When It gets to be a crime to kiss a pretty girl,' no matter when or where grunted vou have the kissee’s consent, the state will have to confiscate all hotels and turn them into jails to take care of the overflow. “As Ye Treat the World" True happiness, the ultimate desire of every human heart, is not always reached by the paths that seem to run in its direction. Greedy or selfish enjoyment will not in the end leave a sw eet taste in the month. What kind of a man or woman is it that can enjoy so called happiness at the expense of misery of another? They are the kind thnt enjoy a cock or bull fight; and seem to ob­ tain a certain kind o f enjoyment in seeing others suffer. They are the men who as boys tied tin cans to dogs’ tails and the women who used to tease their baby sisters. What true happiness can be derived from torturing Home helpless creature? The source of all true happiness is love. People whose lives are cold, narrow and selfish never really know wluit hap­ piness is. The almighty dollar can bring luxury and physical comforts to your life— hut never real happiness. Uur greatest happiness is in loving others and knowing that others love us. The love of a few good friends will make us happier than all the riches in the world with the knowl­ edge that no one cares for us or gives us a second thought. But we can’t expect the world to love us if we are hitter and hard toward the world, "As ye treat the world, so will the world treat ye.” It is much easier to smile hack at a person who smiles at us than to return a smile for a sneer. And if we meet another with a smile wo are very likely to get one in return. Whatever kind of seed a farmer sows, a like harvest will he reap. Just so, upon whatever kind of seed we sow, in the soil of human life, depends the harvest we shall reap. A kind deed, a kind word, a kind thought today will be rewarded tomorrow. WIIKTIIEU A MAN chooses employment or a business of his own for his career, his first step is the sam e; he [Bust go to work and learn his job. If a man is a misfit in industry, it he does not know his work, how much great­ er the mist it of him who presumes to direct others in what he himself knows not. Many so-called "economic" prob­ lems are only the ignorance of thu directors of business. Business itself does not fail; hut the man who is “boas” of a business that he does not know to its last operative tietail is certain ot failure lie tore he begins. Whatever your goid in life, the beginning is knowledge and experience—or, briefly, work,—Henry Ford. ---------------- 0----------------FRIENDSHIP WHICH flows from the heart cannot he frozen by adversity, as the water that flows from the spring does not congeal in winter.—Cooper. ---------------- ----------------— HE IS WELL constituted who grieves not for what he has not rejoices for what he has.—Democritus. --------------- o----------------------El'. I A BROKEN man cling to his work. If it saves noth­ ing else, it will save him.— Beecher. By IRVIN S. COBH A Shakespearean actor was left stranded in a small town in Michi­ gan. This was in the days when there M-ill were Khakesperoan ac­ tors. Hu obtained board ut the local lintel until u remittance arrived to tuke him back to Chicago. As lie hail no funds for tipping purposes he got scant attention from the ser­ vants. Ont> day hu pushed nnd pushed the push button in his room with­ out getting an 'answer. Then he got out of bed, put on his trousers and overcoat, tourned the coat col- PHOOEY! As Brisbane Sees It tc o p y n a m i,,_ , i i®L56BB8i Somcbridy Walsh, of Montana. Blaipaon of Chicago. Gary of lb S. Steel. Coolidge of the U. 8. A, BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Nothing loovTiTr m w ,.^ SENATOR WALSH, of ttodtana back from Europe, said ye day about ‘ Saklatvala, ba cause our Government dial opinions: _ ■K , “Great Britain allow* vain to sit in the Commons and speak to the world from thst^frrum, knowing that nothing he Calr any will seriously affect pu opinion o r wreck the B ritish -1 pire. ’’ “ We in America show lack of confidence in the common »eno$'bf , our people, and the stability ofR v our government, when we refuse to admit for n brief visit to an interparliamentary conference a mnn whose views happen not to coincide with the majority here." To this you may add thnt the British nre wise. They don’t sit on the sufety valve. They have free speech In. Eng­ land, have never had it in Rus­ sia. The British royal family is still alive, well fed, well dressed nnd snfe. The Russian Imperial family Is not doing so well. jk barn. n Thirty C hin^T V lioston In one day C for sharpening coll^A Women are so fj,u. { one wants a divorci ^ married only 46 Your lot C o u i d ^ J you were a boy b j f i l ngain wearing ne* ,1^ One beautiful thin* ter is winter c!oth« 1 pockets to fill np ^ They nre trying to r.u ball. Say it hi too rou!k1 reform work? It is t ‘THE AVERAGE mnn likes to hear himself talk too much," says Judge Gary. Salesmen shobid re­ member that. Thousands of them talk themselves INTO u sale, then talk themselves OUT again. When you meet a customer remember the advice of Aristotle, who was the Judge Gary of his duy, “ Not too much, NOT TOO LITTLE." SECRETARY WILBUR objects to a separate air force. That is natural. We cling to power, es­ pecially when we don't know how to meet it. What will President Opolidgc sny about a separate air force? He is head of the army and navy, and would bo head of a separate air force. He ia responsible to the people for what happens, and for the decision now to be made. * What would President Coolidge have done had he been alive and responsible 100 years ago, when railroads and steamboats were coming in, driving out stage coaches ami canal boats? WOULD HE HAVE made radmailing a branch of the stage coach department, or would iie have established n separate rail­ road branch, thus permitting rail­ roads to develop without the hin­ drance of old fogyism? TO PUT A stock broker or a re­ tired judge in control of u flying fteet is no less stupid than *It would have been 100 years ago, to put u stage coach driver and u canal boat cuptuin in charge of the nation's railroads nnd steam­ boats. And President Coolidge knows it. MADAME DE SEVIGNE snld two good things: First: "if l had more time, 1 should hftve written you a shorter letter." ■Second: "The more I see of dogs the It1asi I think of men." If she could return and read the news of today she might change it to "The more I see o( men, the moro I am reminded of wold heasts." THOSE THAT plan an early Utopia on earth, with the kind of human beings now bred here, nre1 optimistic. Read this: Mrs. Poleski, habitually deceiv­ ing her husband, feared him, andto make sure that he wouldn’t: wake up nnd interfere with her plans for last Monday night, she waited until he was asleep, thoil with a bottle beat him into uneon eclousness, Thut is Chapter I. SHE TOOK two bottles and a demijohn of home-made wine, ami went out to meet her chosen af­ finity, John Symuk. Toward morn­ ing he began to suspect that she hud put poison in the wine. So be beat her into unconsciousness witli an empty bottle nnd pushed her, still alive, into a furnace, where she limned to death. Ho bit the policeman that arrested'him, was knocked unconscious with the butt of u pistol in his turn, nnd his next step may be the electric chair. • Coolidge will vidt O50. I bo great to be a 1 can rest np from yw \ Kellogg has harred la from America. But b ■ in disguised an. a ri<j, S “HOW CAN I succeed?" is an­ swered by Judge Gary thug: "LISTEN. Let the other man do at least half the talking.” .... Judgo Gary, of course, puts hon­ esty ahend of all other qualities. And honesty is important, al­ though Judge Gary knows moA> enterprises have been wrecked by honest fools than by dishonest knaves. W*ho In St. Louis .• m ["an hit him whh that was a dirty WHILE SPECULATORS payvfi per cent for money, evpn with good security, Marshall Field and Comof Chicago, doing their first c financing in more than six­ ty years of existence, borrow |17,000,000 at 4 1-2 per cent. Jaiges Simpson, who borrowed the money, could have borrowed fifty niilljons or seventy millions «h easily iR seventeen millions. It helps credit whon n manager has n great bus­ iness, and the business a great manager. THIS PICTURE of life in a modern "civilized" city, revealing the brute asleep, and easily uwak, eneil l,y alcohol, in the dregs of lar up about his bare throat ami humanity, shows that the duy of a ventured through thu hallway until Utopia to includo all human be­ he caiiio to tin* rotunda opening ings is not near. down upon the office flour. ‘bellboy! Bellboy!" hu culled in LONDON IS agitated because hlii best speaking voice. tho great art collection of Lord Watcher want?" answered back Luverhulme, successful soap makur, i 1 to be sold in New York Oil/, u 111 ul l,u‘,d“l impertinently. bellboy," said the thespian with not In London. much dignity, "| desire my laundry Tilts is said to mean that th-J a rt center of the world has moved ,,VV, ,,roV‘t,*t to me forthwith." n1 B|dd the hoy. "You from London to New York, but dido t have liut half a hirt when thut isn’t so. you hit this town," Tho money center has moved, “ That," said the actor, “U the and in 1925, os in tho days of the laundry t 0 which I g jj|r." Medici, art goes where money is. MY FAVORITE STORIES — Pullman porters nfa want to be called Gerw! they don’t want to he ( Mayor of Chics*, .*,( needs more music, JIja ' gunmen were quiet, more. Prince of Wales r.e*^B,i to n snow storm in akl could he expect in a 1,J™ such a name. JUST IN PASSING BY R. J. HOLLY The real estaters are afraid of each other it seems and they are trying to pass stringent laws that will protect each other against each other or the other way round. Are all the crooks in the real estate business that they need to he bonded and have high license? Other lines of business do not have a high licence or have bonds to keep out the crooks. The present state iaws that will force applicants for renl estate license to tell all ubout their family history, etc., before they can get into business should be sufficient. All this roar about renl estate men will cause suspicion on the part of the buyers Not thnt the buyers should not lie protected. Wo do not want any stranger in our midst to he “taken in’’ hut many timeB the stranger in our midst is trying to get our property for nothing nnd give us wooden checks for a “hinder". As a rule the real estate men do not handle nny money when a deal is made as Die money finsses fi'om th& buyer to the owner and the real estate man then gets Ids commission. And if any of the visitors are soft enough to buy land without seeing it or to buy lands from strangers who have no standing in the community they deserve to he hitten. There is no reason for Florida realtors being hedged in with all kinds of balls and chains nny more than the real­ tors of other 'states or the people in any other business. 1 do businedh every day with real estate men nnd much of it without any receipts or certificates or "binders" and I am still here. And that’s that. There is n whole lot of soft stuff in the papers about crushing in the straw hut mid making people buy felt hats jmjt because it is the first of October or the middle of Sep­ tember and northern states are doing this stunt. Well, Florida ia different and if you left it to me the folks down hero would wenr straw hats and white suits the year round. Why should we is* perspiring beneath the weight of winter suits Just because it is the first of October or the first of November or any other month. A judge in West Palm Bench has officially decreed that winter in Florida does not start until November the first. Unless somebody puts a stopper on that furnace in Georgia there will be 110 winter here at all this season and the judge will huve to make a new ruling. If there is any­ one soft enough to think that it is winter or anything like winter in Florida at present let him step forward nnd prove it. Headline in Timos-Union says: “Senator Fletcher Thinks More l.olayty is needed in Jacksonville. This ap­ ples to all cities and towns anj hamlets. We nil need more loyalty to our town, to our state nnd to our country and unless more loynlty is given this country will bo a different America in tho next few years Our present disrespect and disregard for all laws will make this country a second Rus­ sia if the loyal Americans do not get together soon and brushing aside politics nnd partisanship demand a real America for Americans nnd deportjdl those undesirables who do not want to obey our laws. Sanford could send the Georgia folks a car lond of corn ami help them out in their extremity. We have plenty of it and our neighbors on Die north are needing it to save their live stock this winter. Why don’t the Georgians here do something about it? If there is any liklihood of another freight embargo here on building materials wo should investigate tho advisability of barging our supplies from Jacksonville to Sanford where they could be used here or shipped to south Florida points. If there is anything to this river transportation we should take advantage of it or cease talking about it. The govern­ ment engineers could unwind a lot of government red tape now nnd show where much money could be saved by deeper water in the St. Johns river. The railroads have shown their inability to handle freight und if the government continues to tako our money for taxes they should give us something in return. We seem to have n lot of figureheads in Con­ gress in both houses. That damnable roud in Volusia is getting worse instead of better nnd just why the State Road Department does not do something for thu traveling public is bey und me. At least the roads could be made passable while Die rock is being put on tho main fill. There are hundreds of cars getting stuck in the sand there every day much tn the seeming delight of the road gang und to the disgust of the travellers. As a consequence there are more cars going round the other way and passing up Sanford altogether. And now the Mt. Dora road will be torn up all winter and Sanford will be abso­ lutely marooned unless something is done right away. Florida is one of the few states that allows tho road gang to tear up all the roads without making adequate de­ tours that can be negotiated in all kinds of weather. The tourists and travellers generally are allowed to go as they please and without common courtesy being shown them by the contractors and road gangs . THE AIR CRAFT INQUIRY * ASHEVILLE CITIZEN Postponing until later the grave favors. The oppusin* rinI charges made by Colonel William the air service is u( whelming importance, _ Mitchell that the army nnd navy than prejudiced Array high commands nre so permeated that it should hate it»« by selfishness, stupidity nnd van­ mnnd, assigning dtUiUi ity that their conduct toward avia­ nnd Navy but itill attic tion has been “nlmost treasonable," control. Curiously enoagb, hx)>( the President’s* special «ir board lias beard witnesses for and against their appeals on the a the plan for a unified nir service. "unified command," tut J Major-General Patrick, chief of widely on the applicaliil the Army air service, favors the term. The i’atrictUit<Mi( unified plan, while acting Hecre- lion is that it it iinaht 1 tnry of War Davis nnd land offi­ two command*—Army ujl cers oppose it. Their differences for the air mtirt, :trw«j 1 are fundamental and rest on op­ argument that proper posing views as to the importance come only through itirzitc of air craft as a national weapon. General Hines 1r4 General Patrick maintains that de­ thut there mast indeed hj velopments huve made it such n fied comm.id i.id formidable new development that cun be in tha-taa) if it is not an auxiliary but should lias not coittnl «l iUjM bo u unit co-ordinate with Army weapon ? and Navy. General Hines specific­ Carried tn it* logical 1 ally declared that "air service will there should be * uaiMJW always bu an auxiliary service." vice of the country, hcMjjiJ One view is that nir craft consti­ Army, Navy ar.d Air fnf tute nn auxiliary arm in much tho one control. Throreucaflld sume way as cavalry, which no one now such control, sdw*l considers should be a unit mparnte ident is commander-® from tho Army, and therefore the Army and Navy *** “8J Army command should control its weapons, hut piadvwhv not — since M air craft and not a separate organ- ..... -- the PrtiidintaO . izatlon such as Gcnorul Pntrickto exercise his control- FLORIDA •n LAKEWOOD (OHIO) POST A new Eldorado has been discov­ ered nru) recently its glories have been published broadcast. This na­ tion, so rich in beautiful commun­ ities, so strong in its wide domains and so powerful in Us industrial and agricultural resources, ha:i a veritable "gold coast" along the Gulf Stream, in the “ flowery state” of Florida, first discovered by Ponce de Leon in 1613 nnd now "rediscovered" more than 400 years later by thousands from every state in the union who are investing their money in Florida real estate. There is a steady immigration be­ ing set up to Florida. By automo­ bile, bus, n.eamship and railroad visitors are flooding the state many of whom urc staying in their new found homes. While there nre many invest­ ment opportunities i , Ohio, espec­ ially in and about Greater Cleve­ land nnd other rapidly developing nnd growing communiiio'* such as Lakewood ,rd villages to the wef t south and ea t, : l ;» o n from re* spoasible jc:il estate cot-*1 -y show that Florida 1 aij H Real Estate concern* importance, operated D ■ and built upotl yean and sound judgment, ■ *1 lished agencies* w UmJWJ handling investm enU U ^ local offices. Dos ntrend because thi.s« would be the last 10 r 'N tho conditions !1‘ lung experience K|v« their faith In ■' utation given weigh, u ions. Many Ukewooditw fitted by the i« Into values in government, t" |nsU,l‘ ■ th is inviting "iiporUnt' to locate in the give every resident fur their holding* « V*J Tho soundness of ‘ . America” is thu* d o u b ly the forces of 'vealth tablish a common it) merit.— Lakewood (««*, FEDERAL EXPENDITURES INCREA NEW YORK WORLD in spile of Die much advertised *nmlI economies which have been put into effect in the various Fed­ eral 'bureaus at Washington, ex­ penditures for tlie ordinary pur­ poses of government were actually greater during the fiscal year just closed than in the preceding twelve months. It is true that the increase of $14,427,000 is u small amount in a total disbursement of slightly more than $3,000,000,000, but it is nevertheless disconcerting to find thut economies reached their limit a year ago. To say that the increase is duo to the bonus is begging tho ques­ tion. Congress passed a Bonus lbll which the majority of its mem­ ber ut heart did not approve. While establishing a budget bu- Contemporary Comment ronu down ‘*1 s r c a u to k * cut ............ petty devices as ber of erasers a t*“ might use during Z t hesitate to dent’s veto and vote » J ostensibly in jmi.u‘ men but really its own political w» While the direct 1 for the increased cxP'* course, with Con/ r!JJ.''J Utrotion cannot® ’ this much the veto of the B o n J,* ] laudable act • tho time for really ^ idontiul ration during which » * ^ of votes was W W J , i sure the o v e r r i d i n g . Football 1 '‘l"i,1h!,:, ■ the wings of »> . \\ liy not teach evolution in the schools and call it philosophy? I nut will make the pupils forget j II within a week.—Arkunsas Dem­ judgement ocrat. out a puncture ^ if he has one- bonietinien we think that if Co­ lumbus could see what has hap­ The averth* pened to what he discovered he live in to know is would wish he had stayed at home. Troy Messenger. Arkansas Democrat. | �HERALD, PAGE FIVE Why Young Men Go West ONE:— Office 148 Social * Calendar MISS KATIIRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. No Bobs for Aristocracy 313 First National Bank Bldg. TELEPHONE SEVEN CITY LOTS V. Dortmund Building L argest Exhibition Stadium In Europe Well located, six lots ninety-five foot frontage. One seventy-five foot frontage. Four corner lots Priced under the market for quick sale Tuesday Q. W. Wannelsy and Mm . McCrory will entertain CirCnber Three of the Methodist t Tuesday afternoon at 3 j. at the home of Mrs. Meat 61S Oak Avenue. k ig & I Fnccs on two streets, near new hotel nnd Union Avenue, with unobstructed view of Lake Monroe. The best buy in the* city at ?7,500, Terms 4 * ■ I : ^ l § REALTOR -y * Rooms 601-502. Phone 95 t First National Bank Tlutldlnf. H m SALES FORCE I S M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a a a a a a a a a a a M S sa in a sM sa sB B a a B H m a a a a ■ r Ohioan To Save Trees Washington Planted — ^*. - < 1 IIRISTIAN CHURCH ices nt American Legion A modern two story home, seven rooms and two baths on extra large lot in San­ ford Heights. $12,000.00. One Third Cash •' ■ v,\ m M Polbrcs Conrad of Sterling, Colo., has been chosen ns Colorado’s pret­ tiest girl. She will represent the state at the International Petroleum Exposition at Tulsa, Okln,, next month. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Sept. nou 20.—(A*)—Martin Davey, famous I-oana Loans MONEY A VA ILABLE The Churches tree surgeon and congressman from Ohio, has volunteered his Fos First Mortgage I,nans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7 personal services to help save for IT BAPTIST CHURCH Consult us first when in the market fnr funds posterity the last of the 13 horse The Hungarian aristocracy refuses to surrender to bobbed hair. Notice chestnut trees which George Wash­ Mammilla & Second ty School 0:30 a. m. A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS ing Worship and sermon 11 the hnirdress of Mme. do Kenyere?, one of the most beautiful society ington plnnted here to represent women of Budapest. the 13 original colonies. (object, “The Peril of Unilncss.’* The tree, slowly dying because f People’s Unions 7 o’clock, of its great age and the inronds evening will be promotion Butter Nut Baking Co. of the chestnut blight, is loented the Junior nnd Intermcdou the property of John F. Scott, Name of Local Bakery NOTICE lorn. which was formerly a portion of .• •H*. • the Kenmore estate, the home of ng service 8 o’clock. Sub­ Bought ByChicagoans TO THOSE DESIRING LOCATIONS IN THE Betty Washington Lewis, sister tle Man Who Defeated His of George Washington. It has Purchnse of the Miller Baking been viewed by thousands of vis­ (^evening nirvice the pasN E W ARCADE itors during the course of more F present tho second pre- Company at 115 Magnolia Avenue than a century, th e .citizenship scries. Sun- I'V J. C. Martin nnd It. W. Russell, Now under construction at tho corner of First St ining he will discuss, “The both of Chicago, was announced • Congressman Davey has made and Sanford Ave., are requested to see and tho Sheriff’s Force— ia preliminary examination of tile [hey Can Do For the Coun- Friday by the new comers, who tree and stated that he would glad­ ** »*»> . **-- stated that the firm name has been ly undertake the work of minis­ Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc, changed to the Butter Nut Baking Usday evening tho third of tering to its ills at his own ex­ ■ 2IBE. Fir.Hi St. Phone 70S ka on the Finest of the Fine Co. pense. The cost of restoring the Kl bo given. The new owners, are both exper­ tree is estimated at about 1100. There urn said to lie more than B in t1Baptist Church very ienced bakers;i having engaged in hr invite.i visitors nnd cit- this line of business for n number 20,000 religious workers in Japan la ia B B a iiu a R iB Z z iiiia R iia a a ia a iia a a of years in the west and mid-west. and it is reported they are plan­ ning to send two representatives Mr. Russell was for sonto time « ♦+*4*++**++++*-»-+++*+>-:-+4-+++4-+**++-l connected with the Ward Baking to the Diet in the next general Fresh Oysters Daily L SOUt-S CHURCH Company of Chicago anil also Con­ election. BALTIMORE OYSTERS iteenth Sunday after Pcntc tinental Baking Company and Freihofer Baking Company. Mr. Mar­ NEW GERMAN SCOOTER Royal Fruit Store I at 8:00 a. m. Sermon on tin was for a number of years em­ STETTIN, duii,. JO.—f/P)—'Tho pspel of the Sunday. Sunday ployed by the Schulze Baking latest toy for German kiddies is [after Mass. All children of Company of the same city. In announcing their purchase the ''Rolling Island." Adhering to [age arc requested to atof the local plant, Mr. Martin nnd tho principle of the scooter, it con­ kureh and Sunday School. MRS. It. (). TRAVIS I on week days at 7:00 a. m. Mr. Russell stated th at it is their sists of a wooden disk with two wheels on either1 side nnd one dir­ hg tho month of October, the intention to offer a complete line t will bo recited every morn­ of breads and pastry goods nnd igible wheel in front. The child Public Stenographer will do both a wholesale and retail stands on the disk and propels it ing Mass. Valdez Hotel Lobby »y. the first Friday of the business. At a later date they forward by means of two poles in of October, is n dny of spec* plan to extend their business and either hand. rotinn to the Sacred Heart add several new trucks to the de­ as. The members of the So- livery force. aro to receive Ifoly Com» on Friday morning. College Bride Istian Science serviceii arc kery Sunday morning at II I in the Woman’s Club, Oak lo near Third Street. Sunday 1 At 10 o'clock; subject for tow, "Reality,’’ Inesday evening services, f include testimonials of hcnliq hold at 8 o'clock in the hg Room. I Society maintains a free 6g Room where the Bible and rized Christian Science litermay be read, borrowed or used. Open Wednesday and Hay, from 2 to 5 p. m„ room jirst- National Bank Building. »rc welcome* to attend these k* and to make uso of tho tit room. ^ (Sec^Ir. Stewart) I Neil Williams returned hursday from Bartow, after with Miss Janet Macfarlnn, [umed home with her for a J. BELTON, Pastor, 100x114.6 $7,500 Jarrell who has been visit, and Mr.t W. B. Williams, iday- for Gainesville. ■» M. Kronen and, fcmall son , returned home Thursday hlamlo, where they visited [for several days. 1, -------[Virginia Smith, manager ol lunch, has returned to the I lunches wil bo served to I on Tuesdays. School at 9:45 a. m. ion nnd Lord's Supper at , Apartment House Site iPersonals IS TO MEET MONDAY rruth Seeker's Class of the 1st Church, will hold a meetthe home of Mrs. C. H. [17 Third Street, Monday af:«t 3:30 o’clock. The hos* rill be Mrs. Priest, Mrs. B. re, Mrs. Sadie Allen, Mrs. Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. S. P. Phone 733 'X HIGHEST AIM The young man who aspires to a successful ca­ reer should make character and education hia highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving and regular hank deposits are a great help in giving accuracy to your aim. Your account is invited. r/« Interest Paid on Savings Account! / iole(j[ouriiy^ank Sanford, Fla. STRENGTH - SERVICE - P R O G R E SS B n H n n B « * B H n « M B B M M ifiW » iM rtitfirtiito New Shipment Bath Robes For ladies and men, made of Terry Cloth and Blanket Robes. Best Grade Sweet Orr Khaki Shirts For men, sizes MU* to 19, Sweet On- Work Pants, wool mixed and dark shades, guar­ a n t e e d — not a rip or button pull off. , _____ Sweet Orr Dress Shirts For men, made of white Ox ford with or without collars Balance one and two years. Price $1.75 RealtnrH. Sanford GRKGATION CHURCH |»y services: liy School 9:45 o’clock. Ping service and sermon, It Mng service and sermon, 8:00 t ' attendance at the morning increasing. It is hoped ibis will continue. Strangers i city am given an urgent into attend there services. lrch Sschool, 9:45 o'clock. :n'ng Service at 11 o’clock. Jchoir and organist are prac’ regularly on many fine scA* that will- be rendered lime to time in addition to 'ttdtr chants and hymns. J.this Sunday the special munbe instrumental as follows: J*mary—^Invocation, Mailly. TPjy. Adagio from First Jj MendeUaohn. •mde, Fugere B Flat. Bach. DANCE at Osteen. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Music furnished by "Melody Three." Everybody wel­ come. _________ Morning Worship: Sermon by the pastor. It n. m. Senior, Intermediate and Junior Leagues, 7 D. '»• Preaching by the pastor, 8 p. m. l8t METHODIST CHURCH Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 ' j fan-lay Services: *t School, with classes for ! ’ A* cordial welcome for all. *e«i9:30 a. m. 1 si/.c— 25c each ................................. $3.00 per do/. 2. size— 20c each...................................$2.25 per doz Plant .‘I inches deep and l foot apart. Keep moist and fertilize well for heHtresuRs. Gov. Herrick Violet Plants, $1.00 per 100 PLA N T NOW Leave Orders at Mi-lady’s Shoppe or E. B. Stowe Prompt Delivery.— Phone 4305 The Y owell C ompany �5 Robins Smothered i , Under Red Attack; ■ Final Count 18 to 7 They Fight for Crown Pirates and Senators, With League Pennants In, Have Two Weyks to Condition Overworked Hurling Staffs Dixie Davis In Form; Champs Get But .SevenHits;Indians Drop Athletic W hile' Red Sox AreDefeated by Tigers NEW' YORK, Sept. 26.—f/P)— Now that the outcome of tho Na­ tional and American League pen­ nant races has become a mathe­ matical certainty Pittsburgh and Washington are free to concentrate their efforts upon preparation for the annual basebalk classic, which starts at Pittsburgh, Wednesday, October 7. Clinching of the pennants al­ most simultaneously and n fort­ night before the close of the ma­ jor league -seasons is a sharp con­ tract to the closeness of both racesInst year which left the outcome In doubt Until the final few days if tho campaigns. Tho contend* ng rivnls season have ample time In which to give over worked vet­ erans a needed rest; patch up in­ juries and map oat the battle strategy. There may be less "master mind­ ing" than usual in this year’s se­ ries, with John McGraw of the (jinjits missing from tho picturu for the first time In five years, hut McCraw’s processes may be given a counter part by Fred Clarke, veteran adviser to the Pittsburgh forces. Clarke, who wan winning pennants with tho old Pirates when McGraw first took control of the Giants, is cre­ dited with having done much of the deep thinking for the new Na­ tional Longue champions. Clarke and Billy McKctchnic, manager of the Pirates, will have i nimble minded opponent in Staney (Jiuckry) Harris, who has es­ tablished himself as a trateglst of the first rank in spite of his youth and comparative, inexperience. : Harris was just learning to swing a bat on the sandlots of his homo town, Pittston, Pa., when Clferke was leading the Pirates to their last pennant in 1909; i Harris holds high respect for the anility of the bucenneers but is nevertheless confident that the oxiwrlenre and stoodlnoss of hin out­ fit will carry the-Senators to their second straight world's champion­ ship. Hartis figures that if his club beats tho Pirates it will be won with right handed pitching, n view which is also shared by McGraw. Waller Johnson nnd Stanley Covpleskie are the pitching aces upon whom Harris will place his main reliance, with not a few |iopes also resting on Alex Fergu­ son, veteran acquired from Boston, and Fred Marberry, rescuer in chief of the Washington staff. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O ^ p ) —St. Louis defeated tho champion Senators, 4 to 3, yesterday by ral­ lying in the eighth inning to tic the scoro nnd putting across tho winning mnrker in the ninth. ‘’Dix­ ie’’. Davis, veteran Brown pitcher, gave six bns&l on balls'limt nllowod the champions only seven hits, four of which were garnered by Out­ fielder Rice. The Box Score. ST. LOUIS AB R II PO A E Bennett, If.........5 1 2 2 1 1 Gerber, ss........ 5 0 2 1 ' 0 ' 0 Sisler, lb........... 4 0 0 9 0 0 Jacobson, cf. . . 3 1 1 . 6 0 0 McManus, 2b .. 4 0 0 3 ’ *2 0 Evans, r f . .........4 1 2 1 0 l) Dixon, c. „ . . . . 3 1 2 3 8 0 Robertson, 3b. .. 3 0 0 2 4 0 Davis, p............. 4 0 l 0 3 0 f I Rogers Hornsby, mnnnger of tho St. Louis Cardinals, nnd his stellar firxt-bnsemnn, Jim Bottomloy, are battling it out for tho batting lead­ ership of tho National I-onguc. Hornsby is out to make it six straight championships, while Bottomlcy hopes to hnlt tho string, even though it would be putting It over on his boss. Tho great Rogers is shown op tho left in the ubove photo with Bottomlcy also peering into the camera’s lens. I Referee’s W histle W ill Send Pigskins Soaring In Every Part Of Nation S a tu r d a y T o tals.......... 35 4 WASH AB R Rice, cf.............. 4 2 Adams, 2b........ 1 1 Guilin, If........... I 0 Judge, lb .......... 3 0 J. Harris, rf. .. 2 0 Blucge, 3b........ 3 0 Scott, ss........... 3 0 Severoid, c....... 3 0 Snchnry, p. . . . . 2 0 zV fach ............. 1 0 10 27 13 U nO A 4, 0 0 2 2 1 5 1 1 9 2 0 1 0 0 * fO 4 1 2 2 0 4 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 E 0 0 o 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 INDIANS WIN PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.— (/P)—Cleveland won the first game of the final aeries with the Phil­ adelphia Athletics yesterday, 9 to 5. The Indiana came from behind in the 8th inning and scored six runs to clinch the game. , Scoro by innings: Cleveland .. .. 000 001 260-9-13-1 Philadelphia ..020 001 101-5-10-5 Today’s Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston nt St. Louis. Brqpklyn a t Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Chicago. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicngo at Boston. Detroit nt New York. St. Louis nt Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia. COOLIDGE WILL BE THEM WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—{IP) —President Coolidgo plans to a t­ tend the opening game here of the world’s series between* Washington ami Pittsburgh. After two games in Pittsburgh the teams will ap­ pear hero on Friday, October 9. The Washington hotel men have adopted n resolution pledging themselves not to raise rates dur­ ing, the series. anted Land in or near Osteen, Flu, Terms munt be right, state best price. Will deal direct with owners only. Small or large tract. B o x L-fif), Herald W Totals .......... 2fi 3 727" 12 T 7. Batted for Zachary in 9th. Score by innings: St. Louis ........... 020 000 Oil—I Washington .. .. 200 010 000—3 Summary: Two base hit, Dixon. Thrco base hit, Scott. Sacrifice. Blucge, Zachary, Adams 2, Sisler, Robertson. Loft on base, St, Louis 8; Washington 6, Base on balls off Davis 6; Zachary 2. Struck WE HAVE .T HE^EST BUYS out by Dnvis 2; Zachary 3. Passed L ’..; acreage-v ball, Severoid. Umpires, Evans BUSINESS-HOM ES nnd Hildcrbrand. Time 1:32. TIGERS TAKE FINAL BOSTON, Sept. 26.—(/P)_ De­ troit concluded its season’s play in Boston yesterday by defeating tho Red Sox, 10 to 5. Tho fielding of '"•■■■Hi L Modern 4 S 6 blocks from post office. Sept.' 26.—(A1 ) CINCINNATI, Cincinnati staged a a batting orgy ,„VJ £Brooklyn yesterday, and swamped ---They landed on Osborne 1 Modern 5-room IS to 7. - —. , ; ,kA ..I..- runs rcr.3 in the and Cantrell for nine Another third inning, i— ------ onslaught* ... 6 blocks out, fine location.... $.i in the fifth netted the Reds seven runs. The Box Score. BROOKLYN AB R H PO A E New Stucco M. Johnston, 3b* £ ? ii . 2 ? ; Stock, 2b............ 5 1 2 4 5 1 Wheat, If..............3 0 1 0 tO 0 Hutson, If.......... 2 } } 1 ® Q S' Spanish, on valuable corner. $ j 7nn ™ Fournier, lb.......2 1 1 10 Jj E. Brown, cf. - J* 0 1 3 0 0 Cox rf .... 6 0 0 J 0 0 Corgan, ss. .. 5 1 1 1 { . 5 , 1 7-room Modern Bungalc Taylor, c.......... ~ 5 1 3 2 1 - HJf ., I t , >,| Osborne, p............* 0 „ }! a n m- On W est First, close in. Valunld,. Cantrell, ........... 3 0 0 0 0 0 J - $15,000. Will double in »is Hargraves, x .. _0 _0 _» veiopment o a w est side. 1 T o ta ls .......... 41 7 I t 24 13 4 x Batted foi Cantrell Oth. C IN d AB R H PO A E Bohne, ss........... 5 2 1 1 5 0 Pinoli, 3b........... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Dressen, 3b........ 3 2 3 0 2 0 Roush, cf............ 3 4 2 0 0 0 SchulU, rf.......... 1 0 0 1 0 0 Walker, rf-cf. ..3 3 3 1 0 0 Bresslcr, lb ........ 4 2 3 5 0 2 Voldcz Hotel Bldg, Hudgins, lb ........ 1 O .0 7 0 0 E. Smith, If....... 6 0 3 3 0 0 i u i i i i i i ,,,, Critz, 2 b . ............ 5 2 l 2 5 0 Hargrave, c......... 5 2 1 7 1 0 May, p. .... 6 1 2 0 2 0 1 g Totals ......... 15 18 11) 27 16 2 Score by innings: Brooklyn ........... 101 100 810— 7 Cincinnati . .. .. 109 170 OOx—18 Summary: Two baso hit, Wheat, E. Brown, Dressen. Three base hit, Walker, Corgnn, Brcsslor. Left on base, Brooklyn 11; Cincinnati 12. Base on balls, off Osborne 2; Cantrell 6; May 4. Struck out by Osborne 1; Cantrell 1; May 6. Hito off Osborne 6 in 2 1-3; off Can­ trell 11 in 5 2-3. IUt by pitcher, E. Smith, by Osborne. Wild pitch Cantrell. Losing pitcher, Osborne. Umpires, O’Day, Pfirman and Sweeney. Time 1:55. YOUR HANK U u SB SZ Kelsey City—Bridge to be con­ structed across Lake Worth, near here. > Here’s a Guard for Your Money Chinaware in English Pore*lains. 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They had hardly expected him lose but they did hope the Lu bllette forces in the Badger Btate old prove to have been weakenl>y the death of tho present note candidate's father. Instead of that they seem to bo formidable under the junior lb as ever they were under tho nior. terest opponents, as n foregone conclusion, . ’I?mt,J ,owevcr’ isn>t t*»c worst of it. The outlook is now admit­ ted to be very dubious for Senator Lonroot s renomination next year. Lenroot niade his last success­ ful campaign after the war, when the late Senator La Folictte's in­ fluence " 's at low water mdrk. ..Jl1 J1*'^ hw* nn altogether different situation. The Washington administration will do all it can to help him, but if it accomplishes no more in his lieha If than it was able to do to * * * heat young Bob, this won’t be suf­ I What the regulars didn't take ficient. • • * ]lly into account was the fact ■t young Bob was inking over It isn’t to be disputed that Bob organization with which ho was owes his nomination and will owe miliar. During his father’s lat- his expected election, at so young years he had more to do with an nge to so high nn office, to the inaging it than the Intter did. f®ct that he’s his father’s son. |ltis Wisconsin Progressive teadStill, this will not be altogether ship is hardly referred to cor- a handicap to him in the Senate. ctly as “inherited.” It may mean some slurs, but it In reality he had been coming will mean a great deal in the way |o it gradually for some time of prestige also. ]d when the elder Lu Fotlette If the young senator makes si, there wns his son in control good on his individual merits the lindy. slurs will soon cease ami the pres­ * • • tige of his father’s mime will re­ That young Boh will be elected main, clear velvet, to add to the [accepted here, even by his bit­ credit of his own accomplishments. C h a r le y ’s jille d Prison Term F o r Man Who Aided In Escape Of Convict A u n t ” A t L o c a l fla y h o u s e M onday The screen version of thii interlionally famous farce “Chnrley’s ^nt,” by Brandon Thumus will be feature attraction at the Mi}e Theatre Monday, Sept. 2H. Syd aplin has thq title role and the pporting cast is composed of |yers of wldo repute. \s a stage piny 'Charley's Aunt’ i niready groined over three mili dollars and holds the moneyiking record for the stage. It has >n produced in every civilized m try in tho world which, in adion to giving it an international putation, has established it us a fty with the basic <|ualUie»i 0f comedy that can be npprccinand understood In any lan­ ugo. [Charley's Aunt” was first proed at Bury S t Edmund* in Sufin 1802 with W. S. I’enley, rring, and wns then brought to sdon, playing first at the itoynl[Theater and then a t tho Globe ere it ran continuously for four prs a total of 1406 performances, te fume of “Charley's Aunt" read fnr and _wide and seven ring companies started out bugh the provinces. Several comjies are still touring with it in gland, and each year it is put on [London where it is one of the raws’’ of tho holiday season. Rome of the great stage stars jo hnve pluyed in “Charley’s |nt” were the original W. S. Pcn, whp is said to havo made a mili and a half dollars out of it; Harding, Brandon Thomns, i Nina Boucienult, Julian Joyce, res Smith and A. E. Matthews, ras first played In America by inlot. The Christie!i gave this picture especially elaborated reduction it is said to be the funniest Ituro that tho screen has offerthis season, TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 26.—(,P) —The Florida state prison farm recently admitted T. J. Parish, sentenced to nine months for "aid­ ing a convict to escape,” after a hard fight in the cuurts. Parish, who lives near Maxville, wns convicted in the lower court for concealing J. It. Camp, an es­ cape from the Halford farm. Camp was serving a five nnd a half year sentence for the larceny of an a u ­ tomobile, having been sent up from Ornnpo county. Parish sought n new trinl. nnd it was denied. He then took an appeal to the Supreme Court. Tho latter tribunal a short time ago ordered the prisoner held under the sentence of the lower court. The, conviction of Parish, ac­ cording to prison department of­ ficials here, was a notable achieve­ ment ofr the authorities. The newly-admitted prisoner wns pro­ secuted for having taken Camp inlo his home, obtained clothing for him, and concealed him there. Witnesses testified that Parish burned the strincs which Cump wus wearing at the time, and later took the prisoner for several miles and there turned hint lo ose. teport Nobility In Korea Are Destitute Elongated A § I ft -*V i This picture attests to the fury of a mother tigress. Shortly after the tigress gave birth to two cubs, she jumped across her cage during a circus performance at Ardmore, Okla., and savagely attacked Rob­ ert McPherson, trainer. McPher­ son’s head, face, arms nnd chest were lacerated by the claws of tho mother He is shown holding one of the cubs. Fort Meade—Building at Broad­ way and Charleston Avenues, be­ ing razed to make way for new Fort Meade hotel. Leesburg—Work begun on new Leesburg State Bank Building. i \ t iii: tim i i T l t J l III! I l l , ll IIIA . i v a m l o t V I I . IV i rm iiiT . m hvkx(1111 I r r !»|e l<*l.ti­ i ro n o n iiM iu : (U A N C H IU . S u it l» I t u l c l T itle C H A R I . KH HUNKY .SMITH. C o m p la in a n t. va. JOSKFII M. 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Who tire in t e r e s t e d In a n d —o r tiro elalmlliK a n i n t e r e s t In a n d —o r . In- [SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 25.—OP)— p« Korean nobility, with the exption of a few; propertied peers, reported to be suffering from ktreme poverty. Several of the The elongated necklace is fcateurbblcH, who were once wealthy, ed iiy Parisien designers and ofre now working ns curt pullers i fers a relief from the choker of n<l performing other menial tasks pearls or crystals. This one has tho only means of escaping sdar- large brilliants separated by an ktion. equally large sapphire. It hangs [At the time of the annexation from a platinum chain.__ Korea by Japan, about 60 of 1 lending Koreans were created [era and given property by the ipancso government. Most of ''ni rnn through this property kpitlly. 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H OO ai-A SS, C l e r k C irc u i t C o u r t. 7lh J u d i c ia l C irc u i t o f F lo r id a , lit a n d for S e m i n o le C o u n ty . (S C A t,) Dy A. M. W R F .K 8. _ D e p u ty C le rk . P eC O T T K H ft SPK NCF.lt. S o li c it o r s n n d o r C o u n s e l f o r ('oniiiliiiaT nt. S ep t. 5-17-13-28. PAINS ALL OVER Weathorsby, Miaa.—Mrs. Jamoa M. puli, of thla place, writes that abo ■as “gettlnB weaker all tho lima" hen Cardui, tho woman’s tonic. Brat brought to her attention, ter she had taken Cardui a while, writes that sho “nover did aeo ch an Improvement.” “I Buffered all the time and had Ina all over," says Mrs. Hall. “I »s bo weak I could not stand. My hln was cold and flabby. I did ot havo any color. 1 bod always *n a very active woman—used to tdoor exercise, walking and going here I pleased, and to got down. able to get mysolf a drink, was odeoti a hardship. NotUlog seemed to help me, till 1o**£m on Cardui. Tho first bottld ^m od to strengthen mo. uiul i •cut (or five more. By tho timo J had taken these, l was on my •J®1- going around, doing my work, tolned In health and strength. “1 took two moro bottles, and I well and strong. Can work roy gsnk-n. 1 havou't had any inure %--r . THE SANFORD HEffeALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1025. I Tigress Did This 4m, . _., ’< V\ i . - . * APARTMENT HOUSE SITES any place in the city inquire of them. V BUSINESS PROPERTY from 50 feet to 100 Feet frontage. FOR HOMES AND WONDERFULLY LOCATED LOTS See Us or Phone 702 Holly Realty Company Phone 702 Valdez Hotel Bldg. S e r v i c e ■•aaiBKaMiiiUM \ VTl �UY, . — * O T I C l ! OF I.NTKWTI t a w stkciaB lkhixlatio . H F IJd A I. SESSION O F L K G IS L T U ItB . N otice is h e re b y g i v e n t h a t t h e T o w n or Oviedo, F l o r i d a , w i l l a p p l y at t h e n * i t sp e c ia l s e s s i o n o f l h a L e g l s l n t u r r «t t h e S t a t e of Florida f o r spec Is l l e g i s l a ti o n p r e a e r l b i n k t h e m eth o d of m a k i n g p u b l i c Im-, p ro v e m e n ts In said T o w n o f O v ie d o a n d a s s e s s in g and p a y i n g t h e c o a t t h e r e o f , and also a m e n d i n g c h a r t e r o f sa id T o w n of O v ie d o eo f a r an t h e name re la te s t o t h e p a s s a g e of o r d i n a n c e s of said t o w n . T OW N O F O VIED O. F L O R I D A tty N. r . L E Z E T T H , M a y o r , C. K. P h I l l I I ’H, A ttest: C le r k . P u b . A 29 S 5-13-19-I6 O 1-1 0-1 714-3). FLORIDA FACTS | itol Briefs Mariana Day, one of the memo­ rial days observed by the United Confederate Veterans will be cel­ ebrated on Sunday, September 27, at Century, Florida. A opeclal program has been arranged and the Pensacola post will assist in Approximately one hundred and the celebration. fifty applications for charters of incorporation were approved and filed In the office of Secretary of Lumber exports from Pensacola State Crawford from September reached a new high mark for one 1 to September 14. A large ma- week’s shipment at the close of jpority of the charters were for last Snturday. The German realty ventures. steamer Gustav sailed Saturday " with 1,200,126 superficial feet of Questions and answers on health lumber. This brought the total and physical education, compiled lumber shiptxNl during the week up by Iflti Reba Harris, supervisor to 4,003,126 feet. of health and phyalcal education, are being mailed to all hii'h fhoo' Pensacola ia shipping large principals for the department of quantities of lumber and timber Public Instruction. The questions to foreign ports. During the past and answers are commonly call week the Italian steamer Artele ed a “catechism,” and consist of a carried 224.000 feet of superficial compilation of previous discussions timber to Naples and also 110,000 on that subject. feet of lumber. Dr. R. M. Harper, state geogra­ pher, hag left his office here for Rv'hli yearly trip to the University - of Alabama, where be engages in v statistical and geographical work. E’ I Jai ■V;$ jl/. , <VJ|t I i :m , {Y i f fir i if ; P S. Davio Warfield, president of R. M. Seeley, supervisor of high schools, is also sending out from the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, the public instruction department has asked permission of the Inter­ a treatise on English. Mr. Seeley state Commerce Commission to bns likewise just completed work • proceed with the building proon his State Educational Directory ginm of the railroad in Florida giving the names of all those con­ without awaiting a conference with nected with educational work In thd commission. Florida. These booklets are nlso being mailed out. He urges this in order to relieve the traffic jam now almost pre­ Still another booklet Is belntr valent throughout the state. sent out from the Department of The Seaboard Air Line plans to Public Instruction on books for tho high school library. The some construct one hundred miles of twenty pages are devoted to the now road bed when permission is listing of the proper literature for obtained from the Interstate Com­ merce Commission. school students, with the prices. The Department of Hotel Com­ mission has announced receipt of new licenses to be sent out upon receipt of the customnry fee charged for the right to building of hotels, apartment houses and so forth. The licenses measure up to nil requirements of Florida's con­ struction laws, and must be ob­ tained before any building is done. The principal extension planned will be from West Palm Beach to Miami. The west coast will also profit by Seaboard extensions however. Requests are pending for lines to be constructed between Brooksville and Inverness, n distance of 32 miles. This will give the Sea­ board a loop or double line between Governor Martin Is now In the Wnldo and Tumpn. grip of a swamp of business from While the loop will rerve differ­ which he probably cannot emerge for something like a month. Tho ent towns and cities, rail officials governor had just time enough to say it will he possible to divert rend n few letters and attend to through passenger and freight some very urgent business when shipments on rush time. This will the pardon board, of which he is savo much time and will h e ui chairman, met. As soon as the great service to the public and governor returns to his office, a commerce. collection of visitors is ready for him. Sheriff Holds Woman In Iowa Slaying Case IN T H E r i K C U I T C O U R T O F T U B S E V E N T H A IID IC IA t. C I R C U I T O P FL O R ID A . IN A N D P O H S E M ­ INOLE COUNTY. IN c i i A N c e n r . P e o p le - H ank of S a n f o r d , a c o r ­ p o ratio n . C o m p lain an t va. W. A. Lovell, et al., D e fe n d a n t* . C it a ti o n T o W. A. Lovell. a n d wife.[ ,o \ r ll , w i e n * c n r i s t l a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n ; Wm. ih A n t le n r le d , E m m a A. A uilenrled, W m . ti. A u d e n rle d am i h is wife--------------A u d e n r l e d w ho** C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n . M ary M. A u d e n rle d : A n n a F. A u d e n r i e d : Louise M. A u d e n r l r d ; W i l l i a m B. C o w an d a n d w ife----------------- C o w a n d . w ho se C h r i s t i a n n a m e ia u n ­ k n o w n ; A. S. J e r r y a n d w ife .--------------- J e r r y , w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e I* u n k n o w n ; a n d each a n d e v e r y of Hi* iiliov* n a m e d d e f e n d a n t ! . If li v in g : xml If e it h e r , a n y o r a l l of m i d iis rlle s lie d ead, t o a ll p a r l i e s c la i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r t h e f o l l o w ­ in g d e c e a se d d e f e n d a n t s , t o - w l t : W . A. Lovell a n d w ife.----------------- L o v ­ ell. w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is Un­ k n o w n ; Wm. (I. A n d e n r i e d ; K m m .i A. A u d e n rle d ; W m . O. A u d e n r l e d and w i f e . --------------------- A n d e n r i e d . w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e 1s u n k n o w n : M ary M. A n d e n r ie d : A n n a F . A u ­ d e n r l e d ; L o u ise M. A u d e n r l e d ; W i l ­ liam 11. C o w an d a n d w i f e Cnw nm l. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e u n k n o w n ; A. H. J e r r y a n d w l f e . J r r r y , w h o se C h r i s t i a n n a m e is u n k n o w n ; to all p a r t i e s c l a i m In g i n t e r e s t s u n d e r L y m a n P h e l p s , d e c e a s e d ; a n d W illia m O. A n d e n ­ ried . d e c e a s e d ; o r o t n e r w l s e . In a n d to th e f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d la n d s , situ ate, lying and b e i n g In th e C o u n ty of H em lm de a n d S t a t e of F lo rid a m ore p a rtic u la rly d escrlb ed a s follow s, t o - w l t : B e g in n i n g a t t h e S o u t h w e s t C o r ­ ner of t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of t h e N o r th w e s t Q u a r t e r o f H pctlon 6, T o w n s h ip 30, S o u th of H a n g o 31 E a s t. Bun N o r th 1134.8 f e e t t o a p o in t M 1.2 fe e t S o u th of t h e N o r t h ­ w e s t C o rn e r o f said S e c ti o n . T o w n ­ s h i p ami R a n g e , R u n t h e n c e E a s t r. 11 2 feet. R u n th e n c e S o u t h 311.4 fe e t, Run th e n c * 664 fe e t, m o r e o r less to t h e E a s t lin e o f tin* s a i d N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of th o N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of s a i d S ection, T o w n s h i p a n d R a n g e , H u n th e n c e S o u t h 694 feet, m o re o r l e s s to t h e c e n t e r of a ditch , R u n th e n c e S o u t h w e s t e r l y a lo n g I lie c e n t e r of s a i d d i t c h t o th e S ou th linn o f t h e s a i d N o r t h ­ w e st Q u a r t e r of th e N o rth w est Q u a r t e r of s a i d S ection. T o w n s h i p a n d R a n g e , H u n Ih enco W e s t a l o n g th e S o u th lin e of t h e s a i d N o r t h ­ w e st Q u a r t e r of t h e N o rth w est Q u a r t e r of said S ectio n, T o w n s h i p and , flan ge to tlta point of bkgln* tiin jf; - *^ : Hina *n<T (o any and all other persona whoa* names are unknown, claim ­ ing any right, title or Interest In an and tb the l a n d s hereinabove de­ scribed, or any part or parcel lher»ffIt |a hereby S e v e n th Ju d icial C irc u it o f F lo p ,<,*-dS c " “ ur D e C O T T E S ft S P E N C E R S o lic ito rs and o f C ounsel fo r th e C o m p lain an t. AWk 1 -8 - 1 6 -I3 -3 9 S e p t l - l | . i | . | l . ordered t h a t , y o g IN C I R C U I T C O U R T , S E V E N T H JnUil'V D IC C InRnC,Un I,T , S. E,7M .IN f o r e o u r nald C ir c u i t C o u r t TIVA L ■■ . .O . .L. E £ U K ?.T V ' >rW m * D A . IN C H A N ­ C o u r t H o u s e a t H anford. I CER 4 • o n t h e 6 th d a y of October, K. 1*16, a n d t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n ­ H. S A N D S HCKoLmLpEl C a in a n t, s w e r t o t h e bill o f c o m p l a i n t ex va. l i e d a g a i n s t you In t h i s c a n se . O. E L D E R ft C O M P A N Y , a n d -----I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t tills A.■----------------— — ---------u n k n o w n , o r d e r be p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d p a r t n e r , a p a r t n e r s h i p , if liv in g , H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In a n d If d e a d a l l p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g S a n f o r d , S e m i n o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , **r. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r o n c e e a c h w e e k f o r e i g h t co nadcA. O, E l d e r ft C o m p a n y , a n d ---------u tlv e w eeks. ----- — --------— ■— u n k n o w n p a r t n e r . W IT N E SS my h an d and th e a* h e i r s , d e v i s e e s o r l e g a t e e s , or of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e 8ev< o t h e r w i s e . In t h e l a n d s Inv olved t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e __ In t h i s s u i t h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d ; F l o r i d a , In a n d f o r S e m in o le C o u n a n d It. L. F a r r e l l , If l i v i n g , and ty . o n t h l a t h e 31st d a y of J u l y If d e a d a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y A. D. 1936. i n t e r e s t by, t h r o u g h o r u n d e r R. (H E A L ) L- F a r r e l l , n s h e i r s , d e v i s e e s n ' V. E. DOUGLASS l e g a t e e s o r o t h e r w i s e In t h e land* C l e r k o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t o f t h e I n v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t h e r e i n a f t e r and each of you be and sp y * -........ m “ " I 1" '4 M W n ^I . i f c - q r s a f e y T°. o Elder & Compaws’*•wil' —r r - {I.Mb..ving" nershlp. X. SndT y | nfr,d?. |,, re), i5“»ii by. p arties c *a 'V\ . Qy g i d e r ft C om ihrotigh o r u n d e r A. u . unknown pany. aann d — . T d _v ,w M o r legtiparttier. a* >'_ . v ^ |* nd s |n f e p 'S n d R V i’ F airrtII?* I‘TpfIng* ires, o r o ilier V«‘« 3 I ' . ' h , . u V n -'s 'ln : | |# rejng f t e r ile- f co m p lain t, a S 's L S w i - 1 The S o u th H a lf (S s ' i , n h w e s t Q u a r t e r (N W 1 -4 J o r th** s o u t f r i n s t Q o a r u r of N o r t h t r e s f °Q U *rter <NWU>; of. S e c linn TwentY-6<*v<,fi ! io w n i h . p N in e te e n I W . Ho n th I « n g « T4vnty *flint* (-“> r*»A!u - 111 taVnlng F iv e <S> A c re s m o r e o r less. _ Also B e g in n in g a t th e S o u t h ­ w e s t C o r n e r o f t h a Northeast Q u a rte r < N E Q ) of th e S ou th aaat Q u n r te r (R B M ) of .|h g N o r th ­ ____ w e s t Q u na r t e r (........ N W H ) of S ect t o n T w e n t y - s e v e n t(1s 7i t), Tt oo w n -­ s h i p N i n e t e e n (19>, S o u t h R a n g e T w e n t y - n i n e (S9) E a s t , r u n d i ­ r e c t l y N o r t h ICS ft. t h e n c e E a s t 330 f t . t h e n c e S o u t h 116 ft. t h e n c e W e s t 330 ft. to p n l n t o f ln -g lim ln g . C o n t a i n i n g o n e a n d o n e -fo u rth (1 U ) A cres m o re or le s s ; A lso , B e g i n n i n g n t t h e N o r t h ­ I " t h e C o m p i ^ J j v , 52* k e a st C o rn e r uf th e S o u th h a lf B I-3 ) o f t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r (N W U ) of th e S o u th east Q u a r­ t e r (H E M ) of th e N o rth w e s t Q u n rte r (NH'iM > o f S e c ti o n T w en ty -sev en (37). T o w n s h i p N in etee n (19) S o u th R ange * T w e n t y - n i n e (39) E a s t , n n d r u n S o u th KC ft. t h e n c e E a s t 191 ft. t h o n e n N o r t h ICS f t . a n d t h e n c e W e s t 198 ft. t o p o i n t o f b eg in n in g . C o n tain in g th reef , II I n i l s (3*4) of n n A c re , m o r e (S E A L ) ^ o r less. I t a p p e a r i n g h r t h e s w o r n b ill o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u u n d ea c h o f y o u , m a y h e I n t e r e s t e d In t h a t Bept. 5 - I 7 - t 9 . i » ,lJJ“,t, | Y k J w a n s 1 N i n e V ital F a c t s i i. Here, in brief form, we present for your information nine vital facts underlying the success of Dodge Brothers, Inc,, and the goodness and value of their product. —k, Dodge Brothers, Inc., consider these facts so fundamentally important to the motor car buyer that they will be re­ peated, from time to time, until every newspaper reader in America may be presumed to have read them: . ', ‘7 ELDER & LOVELL : Real Estate and Investments » City Property, Farm Lands and Sub­ division Acreage. i VINTON, Ia.. Sept. 26.—</P)— Mr.i Hester Sioling of Sioux City is In cuntody of Sheriff Whitfield Rhucl ae a grand jury witness in Give Us Your Listings a ml Rentals tho cnin* of Mrs. Myrtle Underwood Cook, W. C. T. U. president and T hirty Years Residene in Sanford. lender of the county K. K. K. worn* op’x organization, who was shot to death nt her home hire the night ■ of Sept. 7, the sheriff announced ■ Room 410 First National Rank Bldg. today • •• 1■■■ RRHRIIMHIHHttaaMBMBMRIIRBRRRRRRRRURRRMRRRRIkARIRMRHIA » » ;'it.*.*. ■ &LOVELL Ilia . w Simpson & Pope EXPERT DEVELOPERS Now offer the Second Unit of '•r- ■ ORTONA The finest subdivision within the city limits of Greater Daytona Dodge Brothers, during the past eleven years, have built and sold more than one million four hundred thousand motor cars—and more than 90% of these cars are still in service. This record requires no com­ m en t It stands impressively alone in motor car history.' jy It has never been Dodge Bro­ thers policy to build yearly models. W h en an improve­ ment, t h a t i s r e a l l y an i m ­ p r o v e m e n t , is discovered, it is made a t o n c e . Their slogan, “Constantly Improved But No Yearly Models” is familiar the world over. ' ^ m ents have saved D odge Brothers owners many millions of dollars by materially prolong­ ing motor car life and by effect­ ing marked economies in man­ ufacture. This construction has also reduced incalculably the danger from accident and fire. « / %. , j * f* * , 4 . -I t f e WHERE TWO AND THREE HUNDRED PER CENT HAVE BEEN MADE AND ARE BEING MADE Dodge Brothers sell directly through their dealers to the purchaser. There are no sec­ tional distributing agencies to increase the cost of distribution and the cost of the car. *) y * Dodge Brothers have never given so-called “free service.” The car is sold at a fair and honest price. Nothing is added to this original purchase price to pay for service that the owner may never need. Dodge Brothers build one chassis and only one. This policy ( materially lowers manufactur­ ing cost It also enables Dodge f Brothers engineers to concen­ Dodge Brothers Dealers were trate their entire time and thought on the betterment of pioneers in unanimously adopting the flat rate service this one type. system. By this system, the % owner knows in advance what Dodge Brothers have never any service job will cost There had an “off year” or an “off are no unpleasant surprises in car.” This is because they have his bills. never used the public as a test­ ing ground for “new models” The sturdiness and long life of or lowered the quality of their Dodge Brothers Motor Car is product in the slightest degree. reflected in its resale value. Every change has been an im­ Comparatively few Dodge provement on the original Brothers Motor Cars are ad­ design. vertised in the resale columns of Dodge Brothers pioneered in the newspapers. The values building the first all-steel open they bring testify unanswerably car and the first all-steel closed to their goodness—and the pub­ car. These epochal develop­ lic’s belief in their goodness. 4 * 1 A few of these essentials are clearly outlined above They go far to explain why Dodge Brothers name is accepted, the world over, as the hall mark of dollar - for - dollar value. \ Greater profits assured . FRANCOIS DUMAS Hotel Valdej * t i The purchase of an automobile is a serious and important business. The time has passed when transient novelties can lead a thoughtful buyer to overlook the great essentials of motor car worth. On the only Automobile Speedway Beach in the World Sanford Representative ' •V»l ■ ELDER 26, 192tk__ D ^op E e B ROTH E R S . IN C. d & t r o .i t Tv n �>*SS ' V L tsv-rsn.'/r'* Your 7— Business Service tof4 Daily H s r a ld AD. RATES „ Cuh In A d ria n . . . . » 4 * w ill bm r» prat l a a H U I . t r *•* lla. . Ila a ft et T yp . doubls above laced r a t ., ara for eon* .J S aS»acnm t a ^mU°ebarA Mo for f u it lion. •rtialnr to restrict ad to r ela.ilflcatton. .rror la m ad. T h . San■rtld w ill b . ro.p on ilb l. r on . Incorrect In.ortlou, r.rtlaar for subsequent it. T h . offlc. should b . lm m .dlat.lr In eaa. of „ A D T M tlltM r.K representative thor- fam iliar with ra te s, rates aaif leal Ion, w ill g tv . you In fo rm ation. And Lh, tb .r w ill aaatat you line your want ‘4M. * mor. effective. __ poRTAIfT H O TIC* Ultra abould give th .lr !r poatofflc. addr.aa aa i th.lr phon. nnmhor If •Ir. r.aulta. About o n . |oat of a thou .and baa a V and t h . .tb.ra can’t Jcat. with you unlaoa your addr.aa. __i i t U o a i M MOST » . I la a .r a o a a t T b . B aal.r a ld •* !* • . r by letT . l .p b o a . t l u a a l l B a v . n o t .a l i a . Prompt. Barr tea 1925. Efi T H E SALFORD HERALD, SATU R D AY S A1” ESlolent. lassificationa LEWIS O'RRYa N. Office In PETUNA PLANS for Bale. $1 per Betnlnola Bank Building Annex _ hundred. Phone 423-W. Mrs. Frank Meiflch. Phone 417-L 3. 33— Wanted WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving. Embossing. See iis first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W. WANTED: Square stern canoe. Also Johnson motor, must he R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St. good. B. M. Witherington, Apopka, Fla, JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanka. At Oak RAGS WANTED — Large, clean, Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ linen or cotton rags for clean­ phone 111. ing purposes. Bring them now HTRACLR Concrete t o . genera) to the Herald Composing Room. cement work, eldewalka, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boiae. J , | 31— Wanted Help, Female TerwIIleger, Prop, HILL LUM BERCQ. House Service. Quality and Price. a WANTED: A cook. White prefer­ red. Ninth nnd Maple. Where Service and Quality Reigns WANTED: Experienced saleslady for ready-to-wear. Only exper­ ienced need npply. Style Shop, 309 Sanford Ave. C A F E The Waffle llnune C. A. Cnratt, Mgr. 105 W. 1st S t 35— Wanted Help, Mule -•-; . •• : .«»j.|a i»0, i i v' iv T im c r i t c t r r c o t n r , 24— Lost, Found LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pr*. LOST: One wire wheel nnd new acriptiona, Draira, Sodas. Ws tire, Bite 33x4. used on Stevens car, between Sanford nnd Ashly or 14th Call *103 **r y° Q " your plloni. street. ^ Plense return to Kilgore Seed Co. and receive reward. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees BuMBaaora to Gillon & Platt /Ifl Magnolia. Everythin? eleeWeal. Phon# 422. Electragitb 1TEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers for all occasion. Radio. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag* notla and Second. FIrat and Elm, FOR SALE: Strawberry plants, $1.50 per 1,000, F.O.B. Lake Hanford Avenue and 10th Street. Mary, C. A. Farinn. Espert service. O L Y M P I A i!f i> ..-V srv rx - o r FLO­ RIDA. IN AND K im BKMI.NOI.tl COUNT!. IN CIIANCHHV. t ii j u d i c i a l c i r c u i t JOHN KAMAKIAN, C o m p l a in a n t . DOHA WILSON, -t* al. llp te n d a n t a . C lta tla a -ro n o n a w i l s o n , w m o w , W A L T E lt WILSON. EUNICE W ll.HON, U N M A m tlE D , KONA W ILSON. UN.\1 A R ItIK D , ALL OK T IIK CITY OK HAC1NE. COUNTY OK R A C IN E, STA TE OK WISCONSIN, i «'• till Will bring you results.. If you have a second hand ear to dispose of just in­ sert an nd in the auto for sale column. Let a classified ad work for you......... M % ■ OPPORTUNITY : ’ ! 9 * * • - » AWAITS YOU ON THE “CLASSIFIED PAGE” OF THE HERALD i t u p p r n r l n g fr o m u s w o r n b il l of c o m p l a in t f licit In t h i s c a u s u in tin- a b o v e s t y le d C o u rt t h a t y o u a n d eacli o f y o u a r e r e s i d e n t s o f a H tu te iitul C o u n tr y o t h e r t h a n t h e H tn te of Klorltln. t h a t y o u o r e r e s i d e n t s of t h e C ity of li a c ln e . C o u n t y o f R a c in e am i S t a t e o f W is c o n sin , an ti t h a t you a n d each of you o r e o v e r t h e n g c of tw e n ty - p ir n y e a rs . T h e r e f o r e , you a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h ereb y r e q u i r e d on t h e t i h tiny of O ctober. A. L>. 1925. t o p e r s o n a l ­ ly in. a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r ­ c u it of F lo r id a . In n n d fo r S e m i n o le C o m ity In C h a n c e r y , a t t h e C o u r t H o u se a t H anford, F lo r id a , a n d t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r to t h e h ill of c o m p l a in t filed a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e by J o h n K a n ia k la n , o t h ­ e r w i s e d e c r e e s p r o c o n f . s s o w ill he e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u an d e a c h or you. It Is f u r t h e r o rd e r e d t h a t t h i s c i ­ t a t i o n lie p u b lish e d III th e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In SentInoto C o u n ty , F lo r id a , o n c e w e e k f o r f o u r w eek s. W IT N E S S tny h a n d ns C le rk n n d th e si-ul of th e a b o v e s t y le d C o u r t on t h i s th e 2Sll» d a y of A u g u s t , A. t>. 1925. V. E. DOUGLASS, C le r k of t h e C irc u i t C o u rt of t h e S e v e n th J u d i c ia l C ir c u i t o f F l o r ­ ida, In atul fo r S e m in o le C o u n ty . 1.1—Sale or Exchange MUST RE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED 10 acres, with six room house, 111 Ft. on Sanford Avenue, AH fenced, 100 large hearing through to Grandview A ve. trees, also peaches, persim­ Numerous beautiful trees. mons, ami some nursery stock $10,000—Terms Nenr Nice Lake 50 Ft. On Sanford Ave., Be- $6600 Terms tweon llth st » »nd 12th st (SEAL) See u.s about dose in busines S o li c it o r s a n d of C o u n se l f o r C o m p ln ln n n t. ’oh. A 2'J Sept 5-12-19.29. property. We have some good buys. bcCOTTKH &■ SPEN CER •12— Exchange A Seminole County Bargain 666 $100 Per Foot This is the BEST BUY which we have Stanley & Rogers. Make your sales DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell WANTED: Colored boy to do jan­ OHIO—Xcniu. anything? If so advertise in through the Xonin Gaxetto, ZenREALTORS itor work. Sanford Herald. ADDRESSING — Alultigraphing, la, Ohio, Rich agricultural dis­ the Gninesvillo Sun. "Service That Is Reliable’* U ■ p r e s c r ip t l o . f u r folding and mailing—as you MEN wishing to enter dining, trict. Want ad and display rates want It— when you want It ADVERTISING gets results If It Mnlarin, Chills nnd Fever sleeping car service ns conduc­ on request. Phone 673. H. E. Porch, First tors, porters, waiters, write 123 reaches potential buyers. Pa- Dengue or Hiliou9 Fever, National Bank Bldg. It kllvu n « t r r a i. Railway Exchange, Kansas City. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT latkn Daily News is circulated in —Central West Virginia’s lurg- an industrial and agricultural sec­ 8— For Rent, Apartments WANTED: Experienced grocery i cat daily. Want nil rate 1 l-2e per tion. Real K-itutr I n T P s l m c n t s . ___________ __________________ man with 12 to 15 years experi- word; 4 insertions 1 l-4e; fl or H. A. SPEIR Ball Ruildin FOR RENT: Apartment near new| ,?"ce wantB *° "]ok® connection more lc per word each insertion. Have you rooms to rent or sonic Contractor and Builder Sanford. Fla. ’Phone 716 hiitcl. 1000 U nion A venue. with grocery house in Sanford. B o x -------------------------------------------- • second hand furniture to sell? 5X, care Herald. COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Use The Herald's classified page qtW-M — Phono — 490-M Classified nds have the largest and get results. WANTED at once: a settled man 10— For Rent, Rooms 2108 PALMETTO AVH. nnd wife to live and work on circulation in Southwestern Geor­ FOR RENT—Rooms wltii or with­ place, Inquire of J. D. Dnvinson, gia. Hate 8c (0-word line) line, I l c s l d e n t o f F l o r i d a a ln ca 1911. Ili-fci ettc ra : out meals. Reasonable rates. city. Try Smith's Barber TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, F i r s t N a t i o n a l H ank. Lincoln House. Fla, Thousands read the clas­ Shop for good barber WANTED: White or colored chef J . II. HUTCHINSON H. S. LONG, Mgr. FOR RENT: Furnished front room. or sumo one to do nn:i‘ry work. sified pages of Florida’s Great ItK A I. K STA T H Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. work. Ladies welcome. 211 E. 3rd Street. City Cafe, 125 First Street. Aereturn. F a r m s n n d O r a n g * U r o v e s a S p e c ia l ty Minimum 25c, cash will) order. JtKAI. KSTA.Tr: —INVICSTMKATS 1020 la i u r e l Avenue, FOR RENT: Office suitable for 37— Wanted Help, Salesman Write for completo rate card. Next to Valdez. M e m b e r ..f HANFOIIU. FI.A. I.oliliy r u l e s t o n - I l r u m l u y Illitg. real estate or law office. Apply F lo rid a S tale H anford F lo rid . 307 E. Second Street. F l o r i s t s A s s o c ) . l in n . the prosperous farm­ MAN with car to work in evenings TOersREACH and fern growers of Volus­ Booma 9-10-11 Bull Uldi from 4 to 0. Attractive propo­ ia county ndvertiso in the Do Land W. II. LONG 14— For Sale, Acreage sition for hustler. Give references Daily News, ratu lc per word, cash Phone 657. in letter. Write “Proposition" Caro with order. MEAT MARKET FOR SALE: Acrenge on Sanford- Herald. New Smyrna Highway one half BIG RESULTS ndvertiso in mile North of Osteen. E. B. Car­ SEVERAL solicitors to work on FOR tho FORT LAUDERDALE 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. ter, Osteen, Fin. commission, Right proposition DAILY NEWS—it covers Browtf ■*<a>I# m *| * for right man. Apply at Herald nrd County thoroughly which is FOR SALE: 40 acres, 25 acres flat after 5:30 In afternoon. Anirrt room house, Garage... Paved street on one of tho most rapidly growing woodland, 15 acres hammock, do Tuning sections on the Florida (’oast. alfi> 78 acres under cultivation, 100 Crystal Lake, $<i,f>()(). GET PAY every day. Distribute One Phonograph EL Seeds, Trees grapefruit trees. House on place. 150 necessary products to estab­ Sample copy and rate card upon |mbers and Supplies Record—or Price $3000. Call 571-J. lished mi’rs. Extracts, Soaps, request. a!try and Eggs Food Products etc. World’s larg­ fi rooms and hath in Sanford, all conveniences $6500.00 One Sheet of Music ID— Sale, Live Slock :inl Notice est company, will back you with (DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — Pensacola Is beginning t he surprising plan. Write J. K. Wat­ li room house on large lot in l'aola, $l,2r>0.00 .'writers and Supplies FOR SALE: One team of mules, kins Co.. Dept .15, Memphis, Tcnn. greatest development In Georgia’s linted history; a half million dollar high­ F rcc— must go this week. Mnko your 3 acres in hearing orange grove near Fuola, $ 1,500,00 (mted Help, Female price. E. G. Kealer, Silver Lake, SALESMAN, who hns lived in hia way to the gulf beach just finish­ community five years or more, ed; at two million dollar bridgo in ted Help, Male Rt. A, Box 187, With each Five Gallons Gai Prefer married man, seeking to es­ across Escambia Day started; luted Help, Male or Your mistake. The corner quarter million dollar opera house tablish himself with reliable house 20— For Sale, Miscellaneous Female Grey Tubes --------------- ------$2.20 selling direct to wearer. Men earn­ under construction; two millions at Union anil Cypress was mted Help, Salesman FOR SALE: Singer sewing ma­ ing up to $2(KI weekly. Adilreiit being spent on highway; greatest sold twice tiiis week. We I,. SIMMONS Sales Manager Red Tube* ________ $2.40 for live developers to get uited Situation, Male chine on easy payments. B, H. manager, Dept. 1152, 843 Adams chance gave you fair warning. ill on ground floor. Write Devel­ St., Chicago. jj 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 ■ mted Situation,Female Bankston, Sanford. opment Department. Tho Pensa­ KIND’S FILLING ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a [anted Real Estate •12— E xchange cola News. "21—Sale, Heal E state Wo have a wonderful acre­ inted to Rent STATION [change J, E. 8PURUNG, sub-division THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho MATNE — Watorvllle, Morning nge tract facing on Lake accepted wunt ml medium io Sentinel. Thousands ot Maine Monroe, well in city limits at 1113 Sanford Ave. Hanford, Fla. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ The many phases «f -Announcements lando, Florida, and F l o r a Daytona (Fla.) Ouu cent a word people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through Heights, Florida on Dili* High­ an insertion. Minimum 25c. real Estate make most the Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ way. l KMOVAL NOTICE __ exacting demand* on A LITTLE WANT AD IN The plication. M. Mitchell announces the HERALD will bring you in big LEARN ABOUT Polk County and 22— Sale, F urnitue of his offico Oct. 1, 1025 intelligence We care­ ENTIRE block ten in Chap­ results. Advertise those old ar­ HILTON’S Palmetto Avenue. Lakeland, through the Stariia iw ik h s u e r Wo carry a full line. ticles you havo stored away and Telegram. man and Tucker’s addition, fully study everything Bpat advertising me­ Our prices are right. Cash or have no use for. A little thirty- dium in South Florida. Published 113 Magnolia Ave. AUCTIONEER which in any way af­ € First Claaa Barbers SELL lots and subdivisions terms. We want your business cent ml muy bring you severul mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Special Attention Jblic auction. I nfo Burger, Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. dollars. Phono 148 and a repre­ Lakeland. Florida. fects, or ha* n bearing 321 E. First St. sentative will call and see you. Given To I-silica and Children. RockJjhlg., Orlando, Flu. REACH BUYERS or sollets of on these Hites of en­ FOR SALE: Babv carriage, good PALM BEACH COUNTY — The TOFlorida real estate advertise in 3—Autos, Rent condition can be seen at 1117W scone of stupendous develop­ the St. Petersburg Times. Ouo c«n* deavor. ment. Read about it in the Palm cent a word dally, two cents a won 1st Street. LUTOS FOR HIRE Reach Post. Sample copy L e n t on Sundays. El toit J. Moughton AUTO SERVICE Day FOR SALE: 3 burner coal oil stove request. Our first interest Is the protection of both the buyer and Ight. Meets all trains. BagARCHITECT in good condition, price $10,00. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ the seller lanafer. Phone 551 and 03-W Inquire—The Phoenix. TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest First National Bank Bldg. Scud in your subscription to the classified medium, rate, cash, 9c REEL & SONS S a n f o r d ..................Florida We solicit your sales. FOR SALE: Used furniture. No Tribune or hand it to your local charge. 10c minimum. You Drive It. . dealer.t Mrs. McCrunt, Box 127 dealer so you can read Florida’s Irtfe and 2nd St. at R. R- A Route, Sanford, Flu. We solicit your purchases. greatest newspaper. One year, FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando Morning Sentinel; largest classi­ $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, three months -Auios, Suit* $2.00. if you desire U.yoO insur­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ [ENDABLE USED CAES Everything ance policy add 75c to your order. imum 24c cash with order. r'urt Fordor Sedan. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people For the Sportsman [l ord Coupe. 422 Union Ave. ald, South Georgia’s greatest interested in Florida. Each 214 E. FIRST ST. JFord Touring. newspaper. Morning, nfternoon, of nre At them through a classified ud Telephone 473-w fFord 1-ton Truck., weekly anil Sunday. Classified in the Morgantown POST. Six W. R. SMITH, MGR. Bah Hardware raten 10c per line. Wuycrosa Jour­ cents a word for six consecutive I. W. Phillips* Sons We nre dally In commun­ nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. issues. Rhone 8 [<■ Bros. Sales and Service ication with northern Oak and 2nd St firms which aru in the IGING UP FATHER market for good land In this locality. Give us your exclusive listings for n short period nnd we will sell it for you. Wa ara interested in acreage at email cost also good sub­ division tracts and busi­ ness lots. lounccments *to Accessories os, Rent to, Repairing os, Sole iness Opportunities iness Service Rent, Apartments Rent, Houses Rent, Rooms Jancinl |>im and Board Rent, Office, Stores Sale, Acreage > or Exchange Sale, Groves ir Sale, Houses e, Lease, Rent Live Stock Sale, Miscellaneous Real Estate », Furniture rniture Wanted |t. Found icians, Jewelers inting, Decorating, SANFORD REALTY CO., h e. Earle T. Field Beautiful Lake Front Lot ERROR LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. $3,000.00 per acre 5 II A $125,000.00 BROWN Realty Co. (A! it Bodwell R ealty Co., Inc. s Land O w ners Kindly rommunicaW us immediately. FULTON, INC. Real Estate Developers Pro mo tars •l I £ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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