25 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6456d6641b427b21af319d9235c16fec.pdf 4b5d6ec36b420fb239e737b83c0df230 PDF Text Text s For 1924 n ifrith cstirtgc, 4 . tvift, ns and only a httle money board1 a tw in foiC New York at Los rifcIe*jU iria|ra»ra ago to strive r a n opcratlfc ‘ fcareor; i without twopean trac in g , reputation or imye some tnotfcr; but the w ar came am Measures Arindlincedf Alii* id Members * “When I came back it took me State Capital Vs Packed With ' scliril For ( 0 trtrcoming Op­ three days to persuad: Grace MaeDepartment Gain Near $350,000 People Who Cone to Take kay Smith to marry me. W«(had position to Fascist Govern­ Miss Wilson Part In Ceremonies When; attended the Manual Arts THgh ildComments Over Deposits Of ment Are Put Into Force The same man, now 28, made School in Los Angeles at tho same Martin Becomes Governor! Report 1923 Reported By usical history Friday night whan time. * “I needed money then nnd joined brilliant audience at the MetroFascist Militia Gives SanfordBank Heads litan Opera House lost its self- a theatrical company with which HardeeQuitsMansion, Big Demonstrations intml nnd created a wild demon­ Tyrone Power was touring the Martin Moves Sunday stration of approval for the latest West Coast. The conmnny lasted Prefects Throughout Country tinging sensation—Lawrence Tib- a little more than two weeks. I American baritone—who hud played Mcrcutin in Romet nnd Ju­ Tallahassee Takes On a Gala Ordered to Make Searches i*tt, the role of Ford in Verdi’s "Fal- liet and Logo in Otheilx Appearance For Biff Cele­ To Break Up Political Clubs sjjaff.” .R egarded “I decided to conic to New York bration AttendingCercmony While his wife wept and the but it took a year before I could ig About The ROME, Jan. 5.—-The measures ovation Increases Point To moke the decision effective. lien, Tibbett was in his TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 5.—A announced by Premier Mussolini in dressing grew, we have had tlmm of feast and room freshening hia make­ i It Has Been cold rainy day greeted visitors Great Progress In tho chamber of deputies Saturday up. Suddenly he was summoned famine. I did some concert and arriving hero Monday to at­ for over-coming the opposition to by Gatti Casazxa, impressario, and church Binging at first. Lost yenr 1925, Is the Opinion 5TON,, Jan. 5.— Jesae Webb, who was saved from tho Fascist government within 48 told to take the curtain call alonn. I entered the Metropolitan com- tend the inauguration Tuesday of John W. Martin as govern­ tho gallows by n governor’s pardon ‘ informal debt 12 minutes before he was to die, hours are already being put in When Tibbett went upon the p aiy " or of Florida. Rifts began to Total bank deposits contain­ force. To Fasclt railway militia Mr. Tibbett noDeu had nail sung "Vaienstions of French has fought down the stigma of a hnvo appear in tho eastern clouds prevented the execution of u stage the audience long accustom­ tine in “Faust". Silvioin “Pnglied in the three banks of San­ iterClemenel is in death sentence and has become a plan, unearthed by the police, of ed to showering appluasc upon a r­ •;*xi” nnd the Klng’c Herald in shortly boforo noon. However, ford at the close of business in charge of tho arrange­ perusal Monddy good citizen of Seattle. Fifteen stirring up disorders on the rail- tists from other shores, acclaimed "Lohengrin” for hi, striking suc­ those on Dec. 31, were $3,210,100.95 ments aro hoping the wonther ago a t Portland, Ore., he wuyu as recently evidenced by in­ the native-born with wild tumult. res! of Friday night. •Hughes with of. years will later cleur up in time for which shows a gain of $347,­ wns sentenced to be hanged for cendiary fires at stations in Rome, It wus an opportunity long awaP.cd Tibbett today suid thnt Antonin ' ,ng comment killing a man, despite his pleas of Florence and Pnrma. the parade scheduled at 10:30 by appreciative patrons of the fa- Scotti, 268.55 when compared with who played tho title role o’clock Tuesday. i . at this stage self-defense. Ju st as tho death Simultaneously the prefects mour. opera house. and Gntti-Cmssazza both urged the total on deposit at the • All hotel epace is completely march started, his pardon came. Sunday Tibbett had hardly re­ him to go before the curtain alone; throughout the kingdom have been taken up. A large delegation close of 1923 which amounted authorized to make searches and covered from tho spontaneity of setting at rest rumors that pro­ jient received by is on the way from Ocala, tho to $2,862,832.40, according to dissolve all political clubs of an his success, but the singer seemed fessional jealousy had prevented lent Sunday night old home of the incoming gov­ anti-patriotio character, while var­ happy to fccito some incidents in bins »rom taking the call alone un­ figures compiled Mohday prepored decoding ernor, which in expected to be ious other sections of tho Fascist his career. til oie audience hud made it plnln morning. Thera wns a gain in ”’s attention Monone of the features of the in­ militia have been mobilized in or­ I wns born in Bakerfle!d,.Ca!if., that it would not let the opera 1023 of $313,119.11 over 1922, augural parade, taking a lead­ der to rtrongthen the police. in 1800, he said. “When seventeen continue until he nppenrod. This is the latest portrait of Mar- which shows that the gain this um wan transing part in all phases of the In yarl&us parts of Italy the Fas­ arct Wilson, daughter of tho into year in deposit pver two yean by Secretary ceremonies. cist militia carried out demonstra­ ’resident Woodrow Wilson. She ngo amounted to $000,387.69. tary Mellon for tions. In Rome the local legion, mnkes her homo in Washington. Bonk officials and business men Vote information’’. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jnn. 5.— 1,500 strong, engaged in tocticnl eocument was John W. Martin, Sunday night was of Sanford regard bank deposits maneuvers with machine guns. mentel to Ambonelated over whnt ho believed wns There was assumed to be a sudden as a reliable barometer of busi­ unofficial privato Publishers Believe Cabinet attack against Romo by an enemy a good omen Indidating that his ness conditions and take the fig­ tho atato doportadministration of Florida’s state Non-Partisan In Organism* asrcmbled at Clvitavcchia, tho le­ <o comment on affairs for the next four years ure ns proof thnt tho city just end­ being divided Into two groups tion Will Keep Germany In gion mbodled in it. would be successful. The omen ed one of tho most prosperous for the maneuvers. State of Unrest All Time over, "it is hoped came Sunday in tho form of n Will Break Down Opposition years in its history. Bunk offic­ morundum might mnscot, a beautifully marked fox The suppresssion of the centers ials are looking forward towards for follow uji." BERLIN, Jan. 6.—President Eb­ °J Mutation together with the muz. Atlantic Division Comprising Mrs. Nellie Tnylor Ross Will terrier puppy, the gift of H. Ben­ jamin of Atlanta. la understood to ert’s decision to solve the existing zling of the opposition press and a corresponding growth through­ Warships, Destroyers, Sub­ Become First Woman Gov­ Tho puppy has been nunied "Ben” a to a aettlemont parliamentary crisis by, the forma­ reinforcement of tho police, the out tho forthcoming yenr, it is marines und Torpedo Boats morntlum with tion of a non-partisan cabinet is premier believes, will break down ernor in United States; nnd will be the "Laddie Boy’* of Will Dispose Of Postal Pay declared. riod of 80 yeara viewed by the newspapers as an the opposition. Tho M essa^co Leaving For Maneuvers Ceremony Will Be Simple Florida’s “White House” during Measure And Bank Bill Tho greatest increase shown expiration and in- emergency measute which is des­ asserts Governor Mnrtin’s term. that Mussolini has realized During This Week; Muscle wns made by the First National _ during the mora- tined to keep national politics in the impossibility not only of col­ NORFOLK, Vb., Jan. 5.—Thirty CHEYENNETwyo., Jnn. 5. — The governor-elect rested Sunday Bank. Deposits in this institution P tho rate of one- n ntatc of latent unrest. Shcals Bill To Come Later nmounted ships, comprising the Atlantic Di­ nfter a strenuous session late S at­ In an atmosphere of almost r.urlaborating with the opposition, but to $1,609,870.01 at the ent. The newly elected reichstng, living in pence, and thnt all vision of the United States fleet, itan-like simplicity, Mrs. Nellie urday and Saturday night unpack­ of 1024 agninst $1,300,818.30, o communication which will hold Its inaugural ses­ even aro scheduled to suil from Hamp­ Taylor Ross, widow of the late ex­ ing silverware, chinuwarc, linen WASHINGTON, Jnn. 5.—With end attempts at pacification and nor­ slved Sunday night sion Monday, is expected to adjourn malization have failed. ton Roads Monday for Guantana­ ecutive of Wyoming, will bo sworn nnd other necessities for house­ only two months remaining before on increase of $209,027.05. The and surplus of the bank |hes, and for that immediately after perfecting his “These,’’ says the paper, "have mo. There will be battleships, tor­ into office as governor of Wyoming keeping a t the executive mansion. sine dio adjournment Mar. 4, con­ cnpitnl was declined, as permanent organization and nwnit been increased during tho year from pedo boat destroyers, supply ships, ut noon Monday. She will bo tiio Among the many personal belong­ met by the opposition with . and its value for the advent of the new ministry ever-embittered to $213,790.10 while intransigennee, repair vessels, mine swcupers nnd first woman in the United States ings brought to tho mnnsion by gress ia expected this week to dis­ $137,293.40 s American treat* which Chancellor Marx ia expected criticism, attacks and the governor elect ia n silver ser­ pose of sovcral important Issues the resources Jumped from $1,820,­ submarines in the fleet. to become the governor of a state. attempts at Inch wah debt prob- to hnVe ready for a formal appear­ a popular uprising, leading to three vice and, four silver candlesticks which have been hanging fire since 350.18 on Dec. 31, 1923 to $1,892,­ The battleships will be the New 4, ’v ■ 723.94 at the end of 1924 . York, Texas, Arkansas and Flor­ ance at a plenary session at Jh c end phenomena of growing gravity: that­ of the week. ...... hlmhis•*%retirement !>•- " i r " "■ the last session, among them the An appreciable gain is shown, ida. ■ The Wyoming, flagship of • ** « -____ i Jacksonville upon First, thfc rc-awxketrrng nnd rapid high Office Mrs. Ross requested , slnee, as chair­ tho The attem pt to bridge over the reorganization, of subversive forces the fleet, will ro t sail Monday thnt there be non* or the festivi­ after his third, term ns mayor of postal pay qm^tion nnd McFnd- however* in the* <li%>gici funding commlsand the Florida will be the leading thnt city. Thcso will grace the den banking bill. The senate has Seminole County bank. On Dec. indicated b their activity in ter­ present parliamentary deadlock ties usually attendant upon nn in­ . congress, he is temporarily. The Wyoming - tho , next four. agreed to vote again Tuesday on 31, 1923 the deposits in the hank The ceremonies which family table during the conduct of nogo- with a so-called non-partisan cabi­ rorisms nnd their I insurrectional \cs3ci now a t New York, is scheduled to auguration. nmounta to $1,140,905-15 while a will bo held in the senate chamber forelgn governments net recalls the crisis of two ycurs organizations. w ' rM.T! " t o * year late* they totaled $1,253,­ rail for Austrialin in a few dnvs. “Second, growing incitement ago, when failure to for.it o coali­ ut the state capitol will consist of their obligations tion government induced President among the Fascist rnnks, thus far She will Join the fleet in Panuma merely of the administration of the tin, Three Times Mayor of Jnck- by President Coolidge, whilo the 971.91 which .shows u gain of $100,­ Itntcs. sonville. In Appreciation of his house expects to reach u voto by 000.59. The capital und surplus restrained, but dangerous in caso in Februury. of office by Chief Justice C. H. nblo 1flurries about the Ebort to nuthorizo Wilhelm Cuno, of Tho fleet is to have extensive oath and upright administrations Snturday on tho McFaddcn propo­ of the institution is $125,000. a possible explosion. the Hamburg sMpning leader, to Potter of Wyoming supreme court, |he av.uation is back maneuvers a t Guantanamo and und u short inaugural statement by From police officers nnd city nn i sal. “Third,acute national unensiNo contruat of figures relative accept the chuncellorshin at the is been ever since county officinla 1923.” Pananin. At the former place there the woman governor. Other legislation, Including the to the Sanford Bank atid Trust ness, not only political, but cconomhead of n government wnich failed admitted * to the Several of the incoming govern­ Muscle Khoiils question which has is, which cannot be- overlooked will bo tnrgot practice, in which commission that he to command a majority in tho rcich- without Although the senate chamber or’s brothers nnd aisters, nnd a been before the senute -Xor soma Company could bo obtained a* all guns on the big chips will be grave financial conse­ stag. Its tenure of office wns the institution hns been in cxistJty to como to terms used. Tho firing will be at long will bo thrown open to the public, sister nnd brothcr-ln-Inw of Mrs. weeks will be laid aside Monday nnco for only 5 months. Deposits quences owing to the pressure of vouchsafed chiefly through unan­ ement of tho $3,000,nnd short ranges nnd prizes in earn there will bo no carnivnl nir sur­ Martin arrived nt tho mansion dur­ for a discussion of the postal pay contained in the bank amount to imous approval by tho rcichstug foreign nnti-Itnlian interests.’’ |tion. and pennants will be awarded the rounding the event. Even the cus­ ing the day to remain for the inau­ und rate problem. It is expected $447,253, according to the report Inexorable Chastisement of its policy of passive resistance iriods of recent agigun crews making tho best record. tomary gubernatorial reception gural ceremonies. Those in the thnt attempts will be made to put It is capitalized ut $50,00, hus n “ You solemnly promised in the matter were the to the Frnnco-Beigian invasion of chamber Saturday whnt Fnscism One of the features of the ma­ will bo dispensed with and Mrs. party were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. through the administration bill pro­ failure o ' French Fl- the Ruhr—an unarmed and un­ namely, young Itnly, of today, nnd neuvers will be night firing in Ross plans to retire to the govern­ Withee of Jacksonville, Mr. and viding for increases in both postal surplus amounting to $5,000 and a Clementel to include equal fight which ultimately wreck­ tomorrow has been awaiting for which aeroplanes will play n prom­ or’s mnnsion as soon as the brief Mrs. M. S. Tucker, Jacksonville; rates and salaries and, in the svent reserve fund of $15,000, making budget statement to ed German currency and economics months—the inexorable chastize- inent part. Small arms nnd nnti- formalities have been completed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert O. Martin of of its failure, send tho vetoed it’s total resources $70,000. Bank officials, after consider­ ^hich caused a con* nnd foiced Germany to surrender nient Mrs. Ross’ election followed a Aponkn; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall salaries bill back to the commit­ of a bestial enemy nnd the nircruft guns will be used in this |burst, and the chcer- after eight months of futile oppo­ courngeous ing the various factors entering A. Martin. tee. swiftly climaxing turn of events practice. defence of the Fascist Clcmcntel had been sition. Real uircraft will bo snot with brought about by the death of tier The strenuous incident in mov­ Such developments would come Into the economic situation at San­ While it is gcnerallv assumed revolution personified in you. You und had confided to husband in Octdber during the ing to Taliahnsscc put Mrs. Martin real shell too. The nircruft in this before 4 p. m, Tuesday, the hour ford express their faith in still dramatically repeated the cry of 1; undeflnitc pro- that the three middle parties—the the tragic hero: “If there is sin ease, however, will be fastened to midst of a speaking enntpaign. in bed Sunday. She was sulfcring set for a vote on the question of greater growth in 1925. Industrial clericals, ths Peoples party nnd the tiding this debt. from a fever nnd it was necessary sustaining the presidential veto, commercial, ami ngricultural con­ the) reur of planes that will fly in Fascism, I wish thnt ull my vir­ Hastily summoned democratic Dcmoirul*—will permit their pres­ Isclosed thnt the secover the fleet ut n height of from and republican conventions nomi­ to cnll in a physician, but she wu:t with the possibility that action ditions are in lcrp ttcd us favormay kneel before that sin.” Vas ns fallacious as ent delegates, Chancellaor Marx tues 1,000 to 2,500 feet. The target to “The sin of revolution cannot the widow of the governor resting cosily tonight, nad it wa» may be taker, by the senate which ablo to great growth during the |hnt all the ambassn- Foreign Minister Slnst-mnnn and bo tried by contemporaries, only bo fired on will bo nt tho end of a nated and Eugene J. Sullivan, of Basin, believed she woQld be nblo to bo would tnnke u vote on the veto com irr year nmj. this, added to Minister of Defence G easier to re­ the finance minister the optiini.'tic outlook which the rope nbout 500 feet long. Captive history can give her verdict and Wyo. At the polls tho electorate out in time to take part In the in- unne vsury. ini memorandum with turn to their present offices, it is history’s name is not today, nor box kites flying aloft nbout 500 expressed in no uugurul ceremonies Tuesday. A fu r the postal question is out entire nation enjoys should make uncertain terms not yet evident thnt Marx will be Ability than the recent Hotels here Sunday night report­ of the way, the senatu again will 1925 bring to Sanford the „great will it be tomorrow, Sturzo, Alber- feet und held fast to the ship at its desire to have i*rs. Ross car­ Ambassador Jusser- nble to recruit other members of a tini, Amcndofa, T*-rati,’’ ed thnt every available room had bo in position to resumo consider-1«-'*t opportunities of its antire exthe end of u rope will provide ta r­ ry on the work started by her hus­ cabinet from either the nnticnalist [Secretary Mellon. gets for small arm shooting. band and she wns swept into office been engaged for innugural visit­ ntion of the Muscle Shoals problem, - istcncc. Fnranicci, the Fascist lender nt i or Micinlist parlies. got excited a t the Whilo the fleet will have plen­ by a plurality exceeding 1,000 ors, und they wee making prepsra- and to dispose of the nnnuul sup- J While the new government may Cremona, writes the following: intion of repudiation tions to handle a Inrge overflow fly bills, none of which has been ' ty of work, the crews will also votes. "\Ve who. hnvc been culled mad Co-Operative Selling iiccd it Joint resolution count on a rufficiei.t majority in and ignorant are now starting new hnvo plenty of time to pin). There by tho use of cots wherever possi­ taken up us yet. Mm. Ross conducted no cam­ the reichstng when national issues, iopted by the senate ble. is to be a series of athletic nnd On Tuesduy the house is expect­ Fascist era. Today we really hope paign, refusing to come from the Favored By President Expressing it* as the such no thnt affecting the allied de­ to Tho people of Tallahassee have ed to rcuch a final vote on the our revolution; we nre boxing events in which every ship’s seclusion of her mourning period resa thnt there should cision to regain on the Cologne aidedevelop to say to those who misjudge ctmpnny will take part. Two base­ ut the executive mansion, and left nrrnngcd to tnke cure of Nutional army supply bill, und ufter de­ In Washington Speech tgotiuted in this coun­ bridgehead, are up for action, a us; “Take olf your hats before ball leagues, copiposcd of sixteen her- cundiducy entirely in the guardsmen coming from Jackson- voting Wednesday to misc dlnneous debtor nation should non-partisan cabinet Is desired to these mud ignoramuses.’ teams, will play a rrgulnt sched­ hands of her friends, contenting measures to take up on Friday nn (Continued From I’ugo 3) WASHINGTO n T Jan. 5 .-T h e ’’ |d its mtention to re­ find itself bereft of any necessary ule of gumes while the fleet is in herself with the statement, thut, urgent deficiency appropriation bill, formulation of u definite policy rupporl on measures affecting in­ lations. which will curry among other item* icgarding pending legislation on Cuban waters. The winners of the if the people of Wyoming desired |ic of a note from the ternal affairs, where differences be­ championship in each Iciguc will to have her carry on her husband's more than $1,000,000,000 to be farmer cooperative marketing was tween the Socialists and sonic of iment—or what was pluy a "world series” for tho cham­ work they would so inform her on used in refunding tuxes illegally tho outstanding question before re­ the bourgeois parties are likely to a promise—pi^t a pionship of the fleet. The winner Nov. 4. collected. presentatives of the movement n4* congressional plan of confront it with heuvy opposition. of the world series will meet tho During the week, the house com­ sembled here Monday the thin! anSince her election rhe hup work­ The state of disorganization ob­ [recent developments champions of the Puciflc fleet at ed daily on budget recommenda­ mittee investigating the uircraft nuul convention of the Nationul kvive it. It Is suggest- taining in th j f eptri I government Panama for the championship of industry will resume hearings while Council of Farmers Cooperative tions she expects to muke to the [of congrers may take !n consequcnccs'of the parliamenta­ the navy. the senate sub-committee which Marketing Associations. legislature. ry impasse occurs at a time when Approximately 70,000 messages recommending the no The lightest Monday morning has before it the Crumton bill to Tho Atlantic nnd Pacic fleets totaling $13,921, nn increase of place prohibition enforcement un­ Cooperative marketing can nnd in event debtor coun­ Germany is confronted with the docket in several months was dis­ will enguge in n war game a*. Pan­ EVANGELISTIC CLUBS MEET $11,936 over 1923, were sent der a separate bureau in the treas­ should be made n success in Am­ open negotiation for necessity of dealing with important posed of this mornrng in Munici­ ama toward the close of the ma­ erica because it provides tho best foreign issues. a specified date. through the Sanford office of the pal Court by Judge James G. Shur- neuvers. JACKSONVILLE? Jan. 5.— A Western Union Telegraph Com- ury department plans to heur ad­ means for stabilising the country’s on, who tried 11 cases which re­ ditional testimony in opposition agricultural marketing organiza­ nneting will be held here Jan. in fines totaling $31 being Dunnellon— 1,500 acre tract on 31, Feb. 1 of the Business Men’s pnny during 1924, according to a to tho proposal. Issued For Sanford Heights And sulted tion, President Coolidge told tho imnosed, $4U in bonds estreated Withlaeoochee river to be exten­ E\angelistic Clubs of Florida. Com­ report made public Monday morn­ convention. IIu warned that co­ Georgetown May Soon and one dismissal. The highest fine ing by T. D. Dobbs, local manager. leans* Arrest sively developed as recreation have been upponited to a r­ Plan Erecting Modern operative marketing possessed no of the morning amounted to only park and divided into small farms. mittees The incrcnsc in per centage of tho range for the convention. 1921 receipts is about 25 per cent. Auto Display Rooms magicul attributes and asserted it IK, Jnn. 5.—Federal Get City Mail Service $10 while tho lowest $3, was or­ must start from tho soil to develop dered paid by two different offen­ of Illinois Monday In all save three months a sub­ Belief thnt the city delivery sys­ ders. ch w nrrnnt for tho stantial increase is shown during For Distributor Here upwards. The President also advised co­ Those who faced charges this on B. Means, former tem of Sanford will be extended the yenr 192-1. Tho months in ' justice agent, when to take in Sanford Heights and 'homing were: D. M. Jenkins, reck­ which the 1924 receipts were less Purchase of a lot having 148 operative marketing bo preached IPpear in court with Georgetown by Mar. 7 w.m ex- less driving, $3 nnd costs; Edgar than those for tho year precocding foot frontage on Palmetto Ave­ as a principle not a a panacea. Plumas B. Felder nnd piessed Monday mdrning by Post­ Mullinux, drunkenness und disor­ are September, Novmber and De­ nue between First and Second er W. Jurniecke far master J. P. flail who has been derly conduct, $5 •ami costs; J. M. cember but in no case does tho de­ Streets, ut u consideration report­ Helpless In Storm WASHINGTON. Jan. 5— Tho anJ not designed for a long-time crease Ike of conspiracy to working on tht> plan for some Stafford, drunkenness and disorder­ exceed $300 while increases ed at $16,900 by W. M. Scott and time. Securing city delivery for ly conduct, $5 and costs: Z. J. president's agricultural commis­ policy. Assistance for the cattle­ as high aa1' $1,000 for a single nssoclutvs wns announced Monday British Ship Drifts sion appointed to recommend meas­ Jerry, reckless driving, $10 ami men, it wus thought, would be this section, is expected to relieve month Is shown. ' morning by the A. P. Connelly and ures for ngricultural relief, will •eight chiefly through financial shortage in boxes which has costs} Henry Walker, vugruncy, 10 Following Is a tabulated report Sons Realty company through BOSTON, Jan. 5.—The British [rivers Strike akeen ut the department of ag­ ami tariff channels. It is planned annoying local postoffice of- days on the streets or n fine of $5; convene steamer Sachem bound from Liver­ of the business handled during which thu deni wus transacted. riculture, Monday after u recess W. M. DuBosc, speeding $3 and to establish connections with bunk-, the, two w yenrs: for more than a yenr. . n • . -i. , , of six weeks. 1Dollar Raise ficials pool to Boston is drifting help­ Announcement also us was made of ing organizations now deuling with af There is a waiting list of more coa*;H* D. W. disorderly 1921 the purchusu by the Standard Oil lessly in heavy seas 350 miles ofif 192.1 The_ members will meet,. Chair----- live stock men and to deviso u p ro -1Tll„ ,Jap, 5.— Hospitals th'-n 100 for boxes. There are. in d u c t, U ° bomi estreated; Ka..... .... ........... . $2,730 $0,753 Company of u lot at the corner the Newfoundland coast with her Robert D. Carey has hnnounc- gram which would meet the sup-'t,- , I" will he tho only in- however only 801) boxes in the of- 7° J sSa ifnn,e tt’. dis,o r?erJ.y„ S°n/ man ........... ...... ....... 3,767 7,212 of and Sunford Avenues rudder broken, according to a mes­ Neil Lof- ed. with the expectation of a rriv -1port of the bankers. Further relief | , — -------------- 6.722 7,100 at nCelery sage received Monduy by agents pH:,d with coal here fi.-e. The citv delivery will cause i dut■t• ,1,°, bo,u^ consideration of $0,000. ing quickly at a decision on means ■ is expected to bo found In the m ar-1 “ ' la ' of the vessel here. The steamer t of the wugo dU- aIn number„„of ,|L present box holders ,1[U-.Ta. r i a r i n Vln\f *l? \pr. ......-------------4,395 5,795 of relieving distress among liveketlng end of the industry. Tho purchasers of tho Pulmettreated; Clnrence Murphy, drunk- t A m L *«i a m *t’L _ - _ * * l _ l __ __ A.---- I rx 4 * .. the strike Monday k o a the boxes they n° w | ennes8> |i o bonj estreated and D. ustock ....... ..... ...... .... 3,115 3,658 tn Avenuo lot are contemplating Manchester Hero Is hurrying to men. The cattle Industry Before concluding its recommen-! teamsters truck driv------------------ 1,700 2,815 the erection of n modern garage her assistance. und co-operative marketing also dations regarding co-operative . . . mnnv J " W. Bennett, reckless driving, dlsInday by the Coal many of those who now seek boxes mj8!!t.ti> ....................... 1,483 1,713 buildinvjjt is understood. The are before the commission for * marketing of agricultural products, jy 1 y Inion. Teamster dc- it is declared. NEGROES PAY PENALTY priotity consideration. 1.174 purposed building is to be equip­ ....................1*844 the commission plans to confer Jallurj day raise. A request to the post office de­ Members of the commission said with leaders of tho national coun­ ...... ........ ......... 1,425 1,284 ped with elaborate show tboms RALEIGH, Jan. 5. — Kenneth Markets. partment for more boxes is to be Sunday it was hoped to present cil of co-operative marketing asso- Oct. - ............ .......... 1,419 1,744 and will be mude the distributing e—10 acre tract in made shortly though it is expect­ CHICAGO. Jan. 5. —Wheat. May to the present congress come relief riations, which is to meet here the ^*ov. ------------------ 1,811 1,720 venter of this section of the state, Hale and John LeaTc, negroes, wero electrocuted at the state prison riojonix Pnrk and for- ed that considerable time will be 1.76** to 1.77; July 1.52V* to 1.52%. legislation and they were of the forepart of the week. It is un- Dec. --------------------3,048 2,701 it is said. The Standard Oil hero Monday for murder Aug. 7 P'ct, to be developed required before relief comes from Corn: May, 1 . 2 7 to 1.27%. Oats: opinion that such legislation should derstood others will be usked to Company will erect a filling station last of Churlie Garwood, white tax* ivision. May, 60% to 60%. this quarter. be purely of an emergency nature appear a t hearings o* the body. Total .......— ........ ..$31,988 $13,924 according to present piu.. . driver, Lrxiiwton -If, C Also $660,000 Is Gain Of Past 2 Years EBERT’S CABINET PLAN UNFAVORED BY NEWSPAPERS f 30 NAVAL VESSELS WIFE OF FORMER DEPART MONDAY GOVERNOR TAKES FOR MANEUVERS WYOMING OFFICE CONGRESS FACING IMPORTANT TASK DURING 2 MONTHS Telegraph Office Reports Large Gain During Last Year Court Session I s Lightest Monday In Several Months Coolidge’s Farm Commission Ready To Reconvene After Short Recess i I ' ; •> 1 | ! I I iK t % i j i M r , rt ■r< �▼ a *a • _-1▼ F/i mn. ««t.M K « S t ARTS CLOSES Saturday In every department you will realize what this sale will mean to' you. With this announcement stocks are at their best, hence we urgently request that you come while selection is unre­ stricted. Clearance Prices on Ladies’ Ready-to-wear, cotton and silk piece goods. Men and boy’s furnishings DOMESTIC AND TOWELS Large size Bath Towels. Ex tra heavy f o r ................. ....44< Colored Borders, baih and huck towels, for........ .........29c Special lot T o r ................... 21c 31x90 Mohawk Sheets....$1.69 Mohawk Cases for............. lie 3G-in soft Bleaching......... 2lc Nice quality long cloth..... 16c Pajam a Check, 36 inch. Best g ra d e ........ ........................... 21c Colored Lingerie Cloths, small checks und pluin dimity, fast colors for ............................44c SILK SPECIAL Mollinson Roshanary Crepe and Chin Chilla Satin. The Ynrd......... ............ Special.. Prices., on.. Everfast Eahrics, guaranteed fust to sun and water. EVERFAST SUITING Molly O Crepe in colors Speciul the y ard ........... Pussy Willow in all colors white and black ......... ..... CHIFFON VELVET Small check and stripes ........................................ Navy, black and brown fi* 40 inches wide, for............ EverfSSt Plain Gingham cloths .......................................... Everfast Linen . The yard ................................... 40-IN. CREPE DE CHINE In light und durk colors fit for the yurd ..... :.................V -*- Extru heavy fit A The yard .............................. {V WOOL GOODS 32 inches wide in new check and stripes, fast colors for..... 29c All wool. Some with fur collars. Values up to $29.00. Special for................... LOT NO. 2—Satin Crepe, Crepede Chins and wool flannel. Value up to $39.75. Clearance price ... ONE LOT COATS values up to $39.50 Sale price ................................................ LOT NO. 3.— Betty Wales and Irene Castle fine dresses m aterials and Exclusive styles C* Values up to $59.00 .............................................. V * * BEST COATS in very fine m aterials. All nicely tailored. Some plain and fur trimmed. Values up /ftA to $50.00. Sale price......................................... a 4* # ” ” CHILDREN’S COATS Soft Finish Gingham. 32inch. 50c value for the yard One lot Children’s Coats. All extremely nice material. Values up to $12.00 for.................... LADIES’ SILK UNDERWEAR CURTAIN 'MATERIALS 3G-inch, all-wool Crepe, brown, tan navy, bluck. Also Sheppard check serge and Poiret Twill. riff One ta b le .............................. op J i .a i i / 3 STRIPE FLANNEL 54 inches wide fit A Q C The yurd .... 69c 59c 95c GINGHAM 40 INCH. CREPES AND CANTON LADIES’ LONG COATS LOT NO. 1—Wool and Silk Dresses. Some new Mid-winter styles, values up to $29.00. Sale price EVERFAST GINGHAM 36-inch M arquisette and Voiles, and ecru for < the yard . t Jersey Silk and Crepe de Chine Teddies, Bloomers and Stepin. $2.50 and $2.75. W hite and flesh fi»*| Sale price ......................................................................... One lot Children’s Coats. Values up to $8.00. Sizes 8 to 12. Special....... - Q f*! FANCY SILK EVERFAST DRAPERY For kimonas, linings and lamp shades floral designs. <gt<« H f? Special for the yard........... tj) JL • a In Rose, blue, gold, fast to sun and w ater and ever- £ fast cretones, yd O J v ONE TABLE of Silk Underwear Special sale price............................................ $ 2 .9 5 SPECIAL LOT OF CORSETS Values up to $2.75. Close o u t.............. $ 1 .9 5 PRICES CUT TO CLEAR OUT MEN’S SUITS Curley’s Suits for men, velvet finish and serge and fancy worsted. Some with two pair of pants. All new, clean merchandise. P i F* AH sizes .............. ........................................................................................... f y Z J f e i a Suits for youths in fancy greys and tans iP A * # Some with two pants. Sale price......................................................... i* g MEN’S UNDERWEAR 2-piece drawers and shirts winter weight. Each / MEN’S PANTS One lot serge and fancy worsted pants up to $6.50 • g g MEN’S SHIRTS * White and colors, oxford cloth, broad clytji, with and without O A collars, for ............. ... WORK PANTS Khaki, heavy weight. (£<g Headlight . $2.60value f u r< J X i i f y SWEATERS FOR LADIES' All wool sweaters Values $5.00 ...... CLEARANCE PRICES ON BOYS’ SUITS One lot of Serges and Grey and Brown fancy worsted Some with two pair pants............. f............................................................. BOY’S BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Fast canton ‘’BeU’’ Blouses, shirts W hite and < 6 ^ E JQ solid colors ... v O ’U to t p J l e v i / BOYS’ AND MEN’S SWEATERS All-wool slip-over and coat styles BOYS SCHOOL PANTS All-wool nicely Q A Q ff tailored ................................ BOYS CAPS— Plain flannel, small shape 98c $1.95 CLOSES SATURDAY, JANUARY lO PRICES CUT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HATS FOR BOYS One lot Hats for small fi boys. Value $1.75 for each tf -------------- ■ ■ ■ ■ S M ia a a a a H u a a a H B B a a a B H ia ^ H n a B tn iiia a « a a H B a a a B a a flB iiu ii» a a m ia B a a d jB a aB aaaflaaaH K * �icing Ensemble •T h e a tre or DELAND, F L A . polo V x V * » ? 7 F iF - i F O R O N E S P E C lA f . P E R F O R M A N C E Vr&WrGmiiheiital9ouy OT the ^H stM tdshetl(n-V>_" Catholics Organize National Federation to Oppose Ap­ plication of. paw of 1905 SepavaOngChnrch and State v i U1IRV ivraicaiv m a t J n t Rages Between Those Pne Favor Popularization i*4 Members of Old School iRfDONf .Jan. 3^—British polo, Ilf, moment, Is without a head. It la not without tales. There tales of polities played within body that used to govern the ej tales of fights between those would democratise the sport die-hards who would retain ItsJ »cter as a game for gentle-1 only, and preferably wealthy! mmon; tales of Intrigue and tivm and czarism in selecting am that was so soundly Jed in September by America’s Four on Long Island; and tales ing dll theso unpleasantt sto- " V -A >£ PA fcis, ‘J a n 3 / - r \ national fed- has been is Castelnau, and m eelioEifitiW itt*4 of Citholies, c o n t l n u t ^ p l a c e through out the country^fpr the purpose of .opposing the?'government’s propos­ als with rognrd to the church. D fn ctm C iyU r tn J H u tf Premier j'H e rrio t In a recent rperch nt Spinal is quoted as hav­ Mail Orders Now Being: Pilfer i ing said;'.;"Jfccliglon is just ono a?poet of the liberty of French­ . PRICES—*$1.00—$2.00— 13.00—Plus’Ta* man. Laity demands th at tho I t insists For beat results the coffee should people bo sovereign. Seats On Sale Saturday, iq that our interests be regulated not A WHOLE VEGETABLE DIN be freshly ground. Surprising as 't of tha tumultuous torrent of -N O T E -. la, spoken and written, some U will be to moat, Professor Pres­ in the name of a confession, even NCR ON A SIN OLE of..an organization in control cott says that the coffee should not if such a confession is the muni FLATTER In Every City Whene Mina Anglin a n d ' Mr. Faversham JBn, KAU1Q in Jhis country is ex­ be more than two minutes In water widely received in the country." pcnrctl the House f f o s Sold Out soon to be born. None seems of from 18& to 203 degrees Fahren­ The program upon which the VegetaUo salads are a very ap­ h e it A t these temperatures most radical-socialist now exactly whst form this was elected GET YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE nizntion will take. Some ad- petising. and healthful diah and of the caffeine will be dissolved, last May called party for "a strict ap­ Ui.jui all-embracing national should be served a few times a says Professor Prescott the flavor- plication of the law of 1000 con­ similar to the United States w e* during the summer monthe Aaioqintfon. Others favor ra­ whUe fresh vegetables are avail­ giving oils will not be boiled away. cerning the complete separation of | church ond state." ng to the old system of vest- able. Cardinal Dubois, some weeks lrt. on;,t club, the Hurlingham, Moet houaewlvee know that these ago, published in the official or­ •wmnking and administrative gan of the Catholic party in r to govern the sport In Great ■eteaa can be served most ultra oFrance, a protest against damIn and the empire. This club tieely and maLa a tremendous ap­ monism, saying it would prove I 1 select teams for InternatJqn. peal to the members of the family the rnin of France and asking all ] who e e « i home tiled out after itcljos. Frenchmen to band themselves to­ rd Wimbome, for years an w»ik on a hot day. *44.11 SOS.ST 4Nln*ra Falla, tAtlantic t’ltr gether . "in sacred union for tho | fiatlopnl player and a promiTha objection raised is that a .10.Ml tN rir York, N. Y. Mil ..llalllmalr. Mil. BEETS—APPETIZING AND defense of law and order, author­ -faetpr in regulating and fl- salad of this kind should be made Phllndelthta, Pa. .14M 43.13 Runlim, Mans, ity, property, morality, patriotism | rt, has retired from up of threo or four vegetables and 43.4H ■Plttafcaml. Pa. HSJl | t hlrnKO, III, JUICY i Navaaaah. Oa. «LM, L.1I He has not, how- that the cooking of these vegeta­ and religion." XUI .01 •Talcdo, O. expressed any intention to bles requires a few flames burning At -Tours, n mass meeting of '.13 •t\-a<hl,Kton. !>.(’. M.TI Many Inexperienced housewives Catholics was held recently for th* Ion participation in the ad- on the stove for a t least an hour, tVla nalllmrtrc «t i nh rail. traUve end of polo. His adserve tasteless, colorless beets, sim­ purpose of "defending the rights making the kitchen unbearable. m e a l s ( e x c e p t t i c k e t s f o r Oaf*] ind his parte, it is assumed, privileges which they now en­ lic it Is a suggestion for a salad ply because they do not know how and a n n u li , ( l a .) All r o o m s r>u A llu g l ia n y uni] n.-rk-J *111 he available, to prepare them. They either eut joy." This meeting was presided s h i m am ] nomo ro o m s on o th e r a te a in e rs h a rt| recent months Lord Flmborne of four vegetables which esn all be tha leave* off too close to tha root over by the Archbishop of Tours e x t r a chnrttc. boiled together, leaving the kitchen teen-criticized by those who Snlllnv r«ir llaltliuore via Nnvannah SiOO p, R., and the Abbe Bergey, a deputy, or test them too oftan with a fork r *h.e . "Port made more dem- cool and comfortable and saving while Alleghany Uec. 3-13-14—Jan. 1-14.Ill A resolution was whila boiling. One Ona method la as addressed it. Juniata Dec. fi-17-27—Jan. 7-17.ll f . tnftfcularly Lord Wode- considerable fuel. passed demanding tho abrogation bad as the other and to la the re­ Gloucester lire. lo-JO-JI—Jun. ld-ll-ll) ■<r: Scrape and cut up some young of nil laws contrary to Catholic Mile. Nyatn Nyokn, famous Cnmbodginn dancer, well known to A m eri-! ‘SJtrrtT *5 4 ^ 5of1 arrogating ■ p eer ““ used SaiSIngs for Pnlladolphla via Bavnnnah C P. M. Wihibdrnfe to carrot*, prepare iomo string beans s u lt j OIK WAY KAIIGS—JAUXNONVIM.K TO To get the\beet results, Just cut rights, and declaring the intention enn audiences, will lend the combined Cambodgian and Javanese dnne-j dr thq power of picking tho in about two wo inch lengths, and of Catholics to stnnd together and ing ensemble which will be a feature of the 1025 Exhibition of Dec­ Nantucket Uco. 1-11-23 Jnn. 1-12-SI , , ntlonnl teams. Lord Wode- rheli some fresh lima beans and off 11,8 ,eave* *bont thro* ,nche, to offer resistance until their orative A rt In Paris. Persian Dec. J-K.-SG Jan. G-1G-KM Ilorkshlro Dec. !ZiU-29 Jan. R-19-M • has also advocated opening peas. Place all In «u an U enameled th8 root—no UOIU61CU from , _ .other . trimming claims triumphed. •ltc" pf the polo fields to tha Ware n u n puLtc^aii, the t beets genFor space and Information addm . saucepan cover with cold *8 necessary. “Scrub — *“ ‘u* “ ‘------The annual assembly of the which nt present is barred water and add s a lt When finishMAYOR ASSASSINATED Pnt thom ,n • » «nameled wars Catholics of the Nord, and I’as-deDEPARTMENT “AJ " All but one of the larger clubs cd, pour Into an enameled ware MWepan, cover with cold water Cnlais departments, held at Lille, members and their invited1 HAVANA, Jan. 3.—The Mayor w art voted a protest against "the re* l» ’Mifig privileged to watch colander to drain and cooL If *nd *dd • ° ,L u “ cmxnclcd ware is used th ert will lure that thay will keap thair awakening of the religious striigemc3. of Guantanamo, Manuel Salan, has TRANSPORTATION CO. •<p»>hnt .will come of tho to no danger of tha vegetables ba- bright red color, because thla wara •do provoked by the party now In been nssamlnnted according to a power.” It nlso declared Its de­ does not *ff#ct 0,8 8cida {n W nent over how tho . game coming discolored. termination to obtnln tho integral despatch from Elmundo. No de­ J bn governed In Great BritCover a platter with lettuca u b le*Ul8m bo11 f°r thcrc are ns yet no definite In­ loaves and place the heart In the ut8* bo*018 testtflK th8m* Wh8P recognition of the rights of Cath­ RICHMOND, Va., Jnn. 3.—As- tails were given. ins. If the recent history of center. When tho vegotebles are theT »r8 «f°od *nd ten d er pour off olicism in thu schools, family and snteague,- a densely wooded island expressed a general tendency cold, distribute them on top of the water and peel them. Cut in Hociul life.” whose chores are washed by the Itlsh sport, ono might ex- lettuce. If you have any cold left- quarter of an inch slices and tuck > waves of tho open Atlantic, lying .o see | polo popularized. ever potatoes, they can be diced • few lumps of butter between tha * just beyond the network of bays a n j added to tha salad. Garnish layers, nnd islunds forming tho isolated lei Prisoner Wins with a few sliced hard-boiled eggs, counties of eastern Virginin, may celery, radishes and ollvea. This rdon of K ing Boris will make an elaborate-looking but BAKED FISH WITH PARS­ soon bo.to the sailors of the onst LEY SAUCE jMlJmtjc vrfiul the (binaries are 4o W M « • * F ^IA, Jan. 2.-gOn the ground ■Imply prepared meal. --------------- S t> M« Jki I\ A tnbffe of tne W-st, a haven of ref­ io lias bocomo n-good workGAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 3. — Fish makes a nice light aupper nlnco ho was arrested for uge. To be separated from tho general A SCIENTIFIC CUP OP SPECIAL PRICES very much appreciated in warm r and sentenced to death, flock several weeks before hand Coastwise shipping interests, COFFEE weather, and bluefieh, weakflah See Boris has refused to confirm and then given special care nm( 1 ■■■ ■! and fresh mackerel offer a variaty' attention, should be the lot of fowls weary of the huge toll nt ships, oner a death-sontenec. This goods nnd men cxncted when tho If wq told tha tru th wo could all nt this season. I t Is especially nice , relcctcd for the poultry exhibit, fury of winter storms descends !« he hnH maintained despite sistencc of tho judicial and own up to numerous cups of un- baked and an agreeable change in | according to extension poultrynien from the north, have enlisted the FIRST STR! authorities that the interests palatable coffee that we have had the usual routine of ro ast broil, of the Florida College of Agricul­ aid of commercial interests of VirPH O N E 548. state would bo best served in oar own hotnea or a t the homes fry and boll. Anothor advantage ture. jginiu, Delaware and New England carrying out of the death of friends where wo know that tho is that It requires such a ehort Train the birds to pose correct y, in their plea for the United States beat of coffee iPuaed. There aro two tlmo to cook, and although many and not to be frightened; and white ’government to establish off Assrt•xjdalning his decision the kinds that are particularly dis- housewives realize this they are birds should he washed, but this s [ilcague a haven for tempest driven laid: averse to baking fish becauso they not necessary in the case of part y ships. tv cun I consent to tha tnk- tasteful—tho bitter kind and the have experienced some trouble in colored birds, provided they have Steamers towing barges of Vir­ ’ the life of this prisoner, too finely ground—almost pulvor been kept in clean quarters. The ginin coal consigned to New En­ ■ U ffjSmoral i0" 11 d—-which leaves a sediment on removing It from tho baking pan He has shown enough face, comb, wattles, legs and feet ■ ton*uo «nd a choky feeling in to a plotter. Thla difficulty can b« should he given a thorough washing gland ports have had to tight ter­ to become on rific sen:; along thnt particular por­ .onm en t.’*| ones threat. overcome by using an enameled and cleaning just heforo starting to nit since his imprisonment tion of the const, nnd many car­ nut a t last the scientists have ware baking pan. No ** transferring ‘ — *— 1— tho show, it is advised. goes have been lost in the shoals — __ necessary then—tha fish rELOP8 WATERFRONT By all means the owner should and treacherous waves. In recent found tho secret of making good | will be PETERSBURG, Jan. 3.—A coffee. In a report entitled "Scion can be garnished with lemon and necompuny his exhibit to the shew years 42 vessels and 22 lives have and # oerved intact orpnration has been formed tlfk Coffee recently »is» ' watercress c a iResearch," s v a t a i ” ” ~ ,- •- • - » L■in. L• the _J• and stay with the birds through been lost within a fw leagues of their buttle for supremacy. lie where the haven of reugo is pint'lldtich will begin development sued by Snmuel C. Prescott, Pro- chinn-like pan in which it U ba should talk the good qualities of ed. Property loss in these wrecks | big holdings lying between feasor in tho Department of Blolo- RcmoyiDI| t£ ° t / Cf!,™, ta ll^ n d ikewood Hntates and Hu­ gy and Public Health in tha Mas- with a dull knlfo front th* tall and his breed to every man and wo- alone has been estimated at ubovo nt waterfront of I’incllar, snctiui/etts Institute of Technology, split tho fish down the belly, man passing the poultrynien sug. ♦4,000,000. gust. , according to local nn- many facte of interest aro re- Clean, wipe and dry a Only n few people live on AssaAny bird having the following teugue Island, a strip of pines and !■ nunt. Surveys arc now besalt Inaido and o u t Dredgo with defects they say should not be u b by engineers to obtain Plofessor Prescott maintains that flour, season with o little black or considered for exhibition: Lop sandi. The greater portion of th e ’* ir t:so of landscape special tho blend of coffee has very little cayenne pepper. island is given over to the raising " lace the n laying out u system of W R i e on the flavor produced- with the inside upward In e well- combs, except females of the Med­ of wild rattle und ponies. Fish- • iyc, waterfront drives and tJ » t ueffra of low commercial buttered enameled ware baking iterranean varieties — Leghorns, ernien take u livilihood front the Anconns, Minorcan; side sprigs on sea in much the same fashion as . Tho scheme contemplates I fW V pan and put a piece of butter about tho blude of single-comb varieties their ancestors did on the British grade, if freshly roasted end : mints that will oxtend ov-j '■» * srlod of ftVtt years at a cost, and properly prepared, Is the size of an egg on top of the (uingle combs of males or rose Isles. better tlm u bigh-grado coffee when llsh. Place In a hot oven without combs of either male or female .000^100, u is declared. 1 ...................................... fulling to one side); white in face of Leghorns, Anconns and Minor- Chamber Officials To If you are on the market for Celery Wire r t d i f i n t i f ' i i i a h n t i r n else polnU out th at tho utensils brown pour e half c p cits; crooked tail, crooked back, { A t l t l O n C U t S U O W A wepleyed ere of the utmost lm- water Into the pan and bos tail; any feathers on Consider Kxhibit Plan e of Gas In Haiti portewte. MeUl ra n u ln .rs should pcatedly every mlJ^# d squirrel or Crate Nails, etc. shunks or toes of non-feathered va­ _____ never be need, says tho report, bo- wards. Bake until tender Karl Lehman, secretary of the rieties. mado T-AU-PttINCE, Haiti- Jan. « u « ttto action of coffee infusion ««rve w th . on|ons mixcd There will ho county and com­ Orlando Chamber of Commerce, ac­ iti today hus her gr.rolinu1 ea mej&la la pronounced, and bit- chopped par ty' munity fairs in many more coun­ companied by Eurl Brown, will This inland republic Las ex- icr. witraigent or metallic lastca with s a lt vineg * ties of the State this winter. Fuir come to Sanford Monday for u con­ cd every degree of wnrfure 1 7*»r r,. (o-oduced. Enameled ware', New potatoes bo d ___ their associations recognize the import­ ference with Sanford Chamber of _.i . *n-. •- *to ■- modernn w.-U ^ vitreous, porcelain sur Jackets on and fresh aspuragus ance of good poultry and will offe:- Commerce officials relative to thu nsient flintlock ------, ----------c gun but to the joy of tho io ) vPClV •v t mfliianca on thu taste | with drawn butter would add the attractive prizes for all classes of proposal of having Seminole coun­ h who are automobile ownHtiindard poultry, turkeys, ducks ty represented in the Southern Ex­ i-1 finishing touches for a nice meal. fit at gasoline haute is now { ' nml geese and rabbits, it is sug­ position to lie held in Madison /aged bvtworn garages und gested. Those interested iti bet­ qunre Garden in New York. ase lot m^rchnntn. tering the poultry industry in Flor­ rears the price of gneoline install Restaurant ida are said to be always anxious COMPTROLLER ISSUES CALL Many Fail to Qualify er been lower than 60 cunta for raisers of poultry to take ad­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. — The it nt the retail filling stivAs Public Accountants vantage of these fairs. For Rome Pilgrims Comptroller of Currency Saturday i until the sittulV m erchnrt issued u call for the condition of | to butt in und secure a Lit ItOMfi, Jnn. 3.—The big st|Uuro in NEW YORK, Jun. 3.—Less than Coolidge Will Have National Bunks at close of business 1 .ream ut thin high price by tin* vhadow of the Castle of St. g the commodity in case Angola has been leased by the one-third of thu candidates who Old Style Inaugural Dec. 31. tried the examination Nov. 13 und municipal authorities to a Genoese night the price dropped restaurateur for the construction I I for certified public accountant WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—W. T. > to H6 cents a gnllon and, of a huge populur-priced restaurant registration conducted in 2D states Gnlligher, Washington Banker, was n tnenot-o of the smr«J1 trad- to acccmmodutu lit thousands of Holy and the Territory of ltawuii aue- selected by President Coolidgo to -1 a prir.-e from now on will Y».*ar pilgrims to Rome during 11125. i ~ us chairman of the committee ntai'.ied at approximately Tho plot of ground, comprising) ect'dcd in passing, according to day to huve charge of the inaugural el the American Institute of Accountabout two acres, is now occupied i ceremonies on Mar. 4. Mr,. Galii-0 --- * ——---by an amusement park, a miniature | ants, wjtigh prepared the eXfiminu- (h e r announced after c-jiifortnce Coney Island, but uU these gaudy tUtn-f- -There’' ftrere BOO csndi>iated with the President that hs favored nese Emperor trappings will Ut.rqmoved unt. ontei the old fashioned Inaugural cerew l ^ l j l ; assetl, 122 were eort- monies. uffers Mental Ills air restaurant pAvillionn installed JdAtomid, • HSS failed. 'Hat state where munis will he served at a flat ... ....... Ai accountancy choperutu It was untiounecd also inut'there boards of IO, Jan. 3.—Despite general rate of nine lire, about -10 cents. with the Institute in conducting the will be a revival of the inaugural1 Including a bottle of wine. em rnt in his physical conexamination. Papers lire rated ball. President Coolidge announc- > the Emperor of Jupan can­ both by the institute’s board of ex­ ed that while he hnd no objection LONDON SKI 1.8 FLATS Before making your final selection, hear nil the other phonographs and have the one you think b e s t (sent to safter from weakened aminers und by the state bourds. to the bull, he himself would not I attend. to your home on approval. Then let ua place beside it a New Edison phonograph so th at you m n v conipar* y and difficulty In speech, California was first with 10 sue. LONDON, Jun. —iie&uiu- ... Plans for the proposed parade ing to a statement issued by rapid modernization of iLondon. , cessful candidate, and Indiana secthe two. V ..................... would be worked out by Guliigher lysicians of the imperial the great methopolis is not to have I ond with 24. and the congressional committee re. This is the final test of m erit—the only test th a t is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfac told. f the advantage, pirat desirable in a j * —.— v ~t— ---------cently selected ami the plans sub­ physicians improvement still hope, howin 1 ,cllm.a te “5 uncertain as that of I RADIO RAMPANT IN ENGLAND mitted to the president A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your horn oaiostv’s effectm eno London, of central steam heating --------- -■ ’ ■in its new houses now being erectLONDON, Jnn. 3.—The number WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—Antenable him to take his pro- et| by the London County Council jot persons in Great Britain who bussadors Kellogg of lztndon and 'have taken out wireless receiving irt in the celebration of the for middle-class tenants. " " n" * *“ ***4 ' W | l T . 7 r i . ' k of P .H .. „ i,h Colonel al couple, due to be held The house committee of the coun- ........ ... James A. Logun will represent the growing steadily. It Iff, 1'j 25. His Majesty ha-; cil recent I yreported that, in view I mark, and is • » i t Z......... States ut the Allied finance > steadily In weikht since ■ of the present legal restrictionr. | it estimated th a t the actual num- United minister** meeting to convene in W* r e m o t e hast tho ebst h f suth hfcftMv tnbtdllaher of lis te n e r-in exceeds 4,000,peingf 'nnd Paris Wednesday tio nwmiM be prohibitive*. 000* red. C Cooking— Art and Science January 3 m Mariners Plan T o Lessen Dangers Of Virginian C o a s t MERCHANTS & MINERS! Chickens For Show Should Be Washed • YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE w w ii s b v v h m j t a SELLING AT COST Three 2-Horse IRON AGE SPRAYERS ' Call 446 HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY %eNEW,EDISON H ere’s%\the One R E A L s.. e C I I_____e l _____ _ i l ____ < ■ J.H .H interm ister P ian o G �IEff.il.EW ISijrttf n?^?opmfnt o f State Shown ,'In Fn?l TM t Few Charced, fot/Qharier Imue Arc 570,000’ In Decembi - h InvcntorXIaims Will rer 2,700t» Hbtocpower K U O t i * . J l n l i S ^ J H o w to iCUy remo fnrmi avail himself of the withdrawal by Tuan Ght-iui and. Marshal Chany tike you eclleve yeur.^DWi Tso-llirdf th e restriction* Imposed upon W*ifctby Gcneril f e n r YuhsUrf&wjlffnjfcy hi*Was ' forced 'to Heir headache, dlizy spells) stomach 4tronr,flwhfnl> Is’A! nnd when the weather is 'hi had the rain" have rhodmatlc tlrlrtges.,1T of th e Im ^ n ia l City becnusaihe tne is cloudy, -full o fM a i disliked the fmpcrihl system which channels often *nt. it wottlS be mrtcftsnry to' mhititdin scalds nnd you are obliged L there. .Instead he looked forward relief two or-.thro© times ; with Jtrtn delight to a future life , ^ of freoObm. He proposed, ho add* the night. [ Either consult a good, r cd, to visit his ancestor's tombs in Manchuria ns ; aan as possiblee, aft* physician a t . onco , o r .gat cr wliicfl he hoped to seo some­ your druggist about four < of Jad Salts; ta k e n- trrMcsp thing of tho world. Hsuan Tuny, referring to the in a glass of w ater bafora 1 four Imperial libraries, made fast for a few days and yoc known thnt he recently hnd pro* neys may* than oct fine. posed the publication throughout famous salts is made fro mt tho world of the "Golden Treasur­ id of grapes and lomoa Juice ies of Chinoao Literature" not as bined with Mithia, and has a commercial venture hut as nn in­ used for years to help ctea teresting revelation of secret his­ stimulate sluggish kidneys, i tory and n true picture of-Oriental neutralise' ad d s In tho syhtt civilisation through tho ages. For* they no longer •Irritate*, thtis mar President Tsno Kun, however, relieving bladder w eakness.' had raised objections to thin proJad Salts Is inexpensive nsni. Tho libraries Include dynnsnot Injure ard .makes a deli Ic and popular histories, classics, effervescent llthla w a te r. and other works of raro nkilt. Drinks lota of soft water. ,1 means , have your phynida Buenas Aires Nears amine your kldneyt a t least a year. * 2,000,000 Population TALLAHASSEE, / F la , Jan. X S eciptaiiy'dr Stale Henry Hay rajffj^rd i» ( >arftVnt desperate, [tf!» hl3 bnclLhgiiltoat the wall.i hto speak, nmh tys hnruly knows m S ssM which Is so affected by lications. This he docs not like, bccauro just so long as the chart* ci.a are held up In this way tho business projects Involved aro de­ layed just so much in getting darted. The .secretary of state, however, is without authority to remedy the situation, in so far as putting on additional typists nnd clerks is concerned, as his office K*n' no contingent fund. Ho has found temporary relief, though through tho nid of Governor H ar­ dee Avho has agreed to jn y two more clerks from his contingent e than the height of the that, for. axatnple, a ten-, s can deliver 15,2po horse iT i fafidbcrg v declares that K W rafts bf tty? type fcady .O u t production iuld built - on top of ■d that they would » r factories 'that develop [chem ical. fertilizers out I water. He makes also Ing claim that an mlapl» invention can be made [so that enough power, ki a .moderate sea, could ■d to the propeller shaft In average freighter at hi speed derived from ! [-Chicago, (-147.5) 0 orstrn; 7-0 children, hlcago (4-18) 7*8 conIcnl; 10-2" ontcrthlncm. /Chicago (530) G:35 bedu; 7 concert; 7:30 stage [ musical; 8:20 speeches; ■ al; ilttutt •humtv Chicago (345) 0:30 organ ftniners; 7:4ft VVfS thoa20:30 farm program; 0 orchescstra. nu cTassicair *u o: aiwkffspcarlan dram a; -Cincinnati (423) G conorchestra; 10:30 quartet, I—Cincinnati (300) 7 orl 7:31). chimes;. 7:45 story; lira; U-speukcr; 8:15 h o I o s . re—Columbus (123) 7 orchK—Dallas News and JourI) 8:80 musical; 11 orgnn. I-D rtrnlt Free Press (513) IVpple club. Hdlotruiti News .(513) 0:00 ra, tenor, saw tioloiss. p —Elgin (2KG) U orcliastra rchestra; 11:I!0 orchestra. Biers. I*—Ft. Wurth SUir Tele170) 7:30-8:30 old time fid1:30-10:15 program. — Hollywood (337) 7:30 ; 8 music; 10 fcaturoa; k celebrities. p—Hot Spring i (375) 8:30 p —Louisville Time b n eert. . .. y rl-oa A rgilm <15 10 vocal quartet; r—L03 Angeles (27 p — Mi:mcapolia-ot. Paul 1:30 concert. t —Montreal (137) 5:30 h ; 7::’0 rntertnhitytrct; 0:50 fa; 11 quartet/ *' New ‘fork (G2G) 0:35 [6:45 dance; 7; 15 piano; hrk iitrand Theatre. [—New York (350) 5 movb; 6:10 eniptoyiuent; 8:30 [35 orchestra; 0:50 revue rchestra; 11 entertainers, p’—New York (102) 0 oit 6:45 rion^, talk, en te taintverendy hunr; 0 orchestra. [-New York (455) G dogs; [heatra; 7 Wull St. Journal [7:10 drama; 7:25 organ. R—Now York (273 ) 8:10 [ 8:20 vocal; 8:50 Bible | £>:05 vocal; 0:15 string j p j z Flayer, Goes In For “Harmonic” Effect Ted L«wis, artist extraordinary with tho baton and with nearly • very musical instrument invent­ ed, hat now gone in for miking ti.-trrcs on v:ax. Tho thomo cf IbU M t: t effort is a golden Jimo nivht, dripping v/Ith romance ami !h* iwcct smells of clover nrd boptriuckle. In tho Lcsvh draw­ ing;,.ora lovers (in pairs, o? course) and plenty of vfne-hung porches and woody lane , -i*» i r t cs'-.c;’**,T'» b/a,*,’c'tr.y in v/*!*, ljut Bulgaria Is Facing Kansas College To Long Hard Winter Turn Out Farmers Premier t Decjarcs With A Personality SOFIA, Siulgnrin, Jan. 3.—llulgarla Is pliinginl; into'a bald Win­ ter, said Premier Alexander Tsankolf recently tn The Associated Press. “The feeling* of the county grave problem," Ife edntinued. "Al­ though we grow wheat we hnv» had a short crop, anil also we have hud to turn over a largo quantity of grain to Jugoslavia under the restitution treaty. -Wt are trying to develop i ntw granary in aoutl-.crn Bulgaria," tiio premier went on tu nay, “but the money is lacking for development. Our payments to tho allies amount io 157,000,000 levw annually, and we are meeting them fully and promptly. The support of the reparational ami military coninmcloha alone costs us 30.000,000 L-va. To Screbia we are paying llG.UOO,000 nnimally, in addition to her share of I'm general reparation*. There in nothing left for improveaunts of any kind, either agricul­ tural, railway or eduenfloiiAj. "And one of our most distressing burden., at lira prcr.:nt time, iu wintor npp?r,ncho.g i". tlio 1 constant flow of refugees from Macedonia, Thrace ami tb<- Dohrmija. Tim thortage of food and of money jnak-i this problem p.-ai!iarly dis- Speed Limit Lav/ Is Repealed in Belgium [-Oakland (512) 0 orchestra pdrrt; 12 - orchestra, enlo- • BRUSSELS. Jan. 8 « N e w Bel I ginn road traffic* rertilatm na which RV—Omaha (52G) 6 Advice I go into elTcct ia February provide Born; 6:25 program; 0:00 j th at u speed limit will no longer lap p 'y to motiA’-cani. Motoi ihtr. I baritone. B —Philadelphia (fib.'*) G:30 r.itroly m ust avoid driving In any fashion rvlilch may yhduim -r the public, and.jpede difan.i ninst get I-Philadelphia (835) G;00 [out of tjib way and nlbw ^qiirj to ■recital; 8 concert: ft ur. fpass./ », " ,, />[ y>‘ —P h il^ td rh .a (278) G:30 oncert. V s ' / i r *7 h of p.n entirely different chr.rr.ct3r. The wr.x ha u:;.s h tr .:i cf tho plion:grr.;-.h r:ct;rd, anil h ii farmer uro cf that mc'i expression hr.a been only r .'l'n he had super-sync:pr.ticn ta e fer. ‘T neve? before felt the urg: ta portray harmonic thomcn in ir..*.slc,” Mr. Lewis conferred, “but tho miuuta l heard th a t foxt;-;S 'June N ight/ I felt that I must truV lrto the quiet and beruftr of r. perfect Juno n'ght in murlcal tormi cn n p'ianagraph. “This h iny fr.varUo of r 11 tho r- : - - 'l pictures 1 liavo put ini./ \7nx. DU ENOS aTr e s T Jan. 3.— The population of this, th elurgeat city • of the southern hemisphere, is ap­ proaching tho 2,000,000 mnrk. A l-; xtariila and aranUa frowi luurrteS. Hast of quality I though no census has been taken - wnrkmnas)|l,ik - - —• njncu 1014, when tho population i W d 'i for lataat designs. was 1,575,000, statistics based on births,i, deaths, immigration, emi­ gration and other factors, kept hy the municipality, give a population on August 31 last of 1,8)7,000. Buenos Aires street cars during August carried more than 48,000,-; 000 passengers nnd its subway I ARCHITECT, i : ly 5,200,000. -l/fi .1 I ' »>, 11g c m l i c r A. 1. A . . Montrcnl has 1500 schoolboy . J]<VP,.p«Mia»wr hockey players In organized leag­ Orlando, PIm IiU ues in that city this winter. Senin ole Marble C or tho lowest on record, according to the Rrgistrnr-Gcncrai’a report. Tho birth rate of ID*! a 1,000 was also the lowest in any third qunrter of the year, except during the war. The chief reasons for the Im­ proved death rate return are tho absence of summer epidemics among the children, nnd the im­ proved care of Infant life. Program gram for J a n .1*.'*' luffnlo (310) *0, music; • i. - :» ) / E MANHATTAN, Knn., Jon. 3. — Tho "final touch of personality’' has been added to the records of studentu a t the Kansas .State Ag­ ricultural College here, with tho installation of a new system which includes placing the photograph of each student with his personal h is­ tory in the college records. Adm inistration ollirinh have long pondered over tho problem of be­ coming personally acquainted w *h the individual student and keeping a mental catalogue in coordination with hi: w ritten records and quali­ fications. The solution was found in the gallery system now being organis­ ed. As each freshman furnishes hits photograph to the college an­ nual n duplicate is inserted in the volume that forms the perm anent liaison between the Institution and the student. This becomes a val­ uable identification in Inter yeajrs, college ojeial said, when the stu­ dent w rits: back for reeomiitetiL)ntiens. “ APPr t|ie record of a student’s accompli: bmrnlu and honors luta hren kept through his years of col­ lege, that record ce.no-. io he a page nnd l<-comes the student himse’f,’’ raid the registrar. “ Ad i iiia picture to the page and it ii tho final touch of personality by which he will aiway: be remembered. It will prove of inestimable value to tlii t office and to the student ns well." () ANNOUNCEMENT of Kt t'afc projcctn to be earrietl out in South­ ern Florida hn*< been made in recent years which overtops in fitrreaching conse«|tieiico tiwit of the Mianii-LJiltmore Hotel at Coral Cables. It is at once a recognition and endorsement not only of Coral Gabion and its beauty, but also of the importance which has assumed in the midst of America's foremost business men. Tlie Bowman project is vastly more I ban the construction of a large hotel—great as th at may be. It is the btHuming of a notable design to built! up at Coral Gables the foremost high-grade sports center of Amer­ ica—to establish here a W cstchcslcr-Biltmorc Club of the South, on a scale which will eclipse the notable organization of which Mr. Bowman is the head, at Ityc, N. Y. I Jo,vcrinjf fentnre:-.' Uigh-giadc ievidential |iloi-* sit'ch and Country! Club grounds at.* oasdy tho 1 Miamians and visitors will invest h«*re with int)n liccatise of the largo increase in values already ten try Club plots which were sold last February. Win time can ccnimnm!—as they <lf» command al the n r in value of one hundred per cent, it is a very reuse tho increase during the next year with the splendi eluded ir\ the Bowman project will be greater nnd section heretofore opened at Coral Gables. Prench Courts Arc Pour Years Behind . PAULS, J rn 8.—T lu Pari: Court cf Appcuka ha.! well over 14,000 cases on itn docket awaiting trial, and the principal provincial courts of Higher jurisdiction are In murk the same ritr.ntion. At the onnm time cares aro added fnster thun old oops a ; w decided. Rom: llohefilt, itypider of Justice. in rcvr'.dlng these f a c t |# t a the < tiuiii’/cjr <>f D.'puliiJ, aald litigSty*. bu en hnd ti>. vvafedwo years ji ■ ” £ n § r: r n ■ ■ » You are invited to come with us in a special free sight-seeing trip to Miami anti Coral Gables, the bigyest nnd best sight seeing trip in this country. It will be the most o.-.joyable experience of your life to. make this trip in our Deluxe Highway Coaches, which leave this eity every week. By fil­ ing your reservation without delay you can enjoy this trip before the season’s big ru th begins. Our local office will be glad to make a reservation for you today. i m u a TAX Fit HE ; VERO, Jam 3.*-Cirjr council has M |re t\iii 30,000 I -P ittsb u rg h (402) 6:3ft Bikdpted u pr.moaitli.n granting maintained exclusively y b c c :0 :J 5 announced; 7 ir te light r.ml w;itar ntirj no taxds In The .United Kingdom for trn y:'ari to n hotel of ‘180 rcjxna v/hich has been augg.Mted for Liborty Park. The builder stite.-, th at the hostelry will cost tS an Antonio (385) 8:30 not Icjs than ono million dollars. C unclPn aeroptanco waa t-outiuJ:30 orchestra. (rent upon -tnrting work on the Ban Francisco (123) 8:30 b:ii!:iing within 30 days. R entertainers; orcheairtists. r - Porto Rico (3G0) 7 or|i inis(, songs, p o m s Icc- *::o Big Brother; 0 P r o g r a m ; 12 b an d . Bcheneetady (380) (5:45 Aik. i n s t r u m e n t a l ; 7:15 LddU) mg an. |KfUHe a ( s cn IStW orehea- GEORGE E. MERRICK : L “ Oi» of the finest golf c^uriM in tnc South has been efieiie I at Lnkeiau.l, Fla. "G erm any has 000 swuvpiinrr e4nbs Airith a-total-memfceiifchlp t i Executive Offices, Merrick Building, Miami, Fla w.r.S.'WHS™* DAVID El. HYE �DtTCKIN rw m u f? ilnting with pride- to Conccntfatiofi,-Fm m nlH y Happiners Prosperity. pcrity records. sotfctM ng a ftfe trn i fnUie wayi . ___ __ __ From , May We Have All Four. September* 1023, up to the first of December, 1924, more Some Air News. than* 4,000 of its hoys and ffirla had accumulated $75,000 in BY ARTHUR BRISBANE their school savings fund. In addition to this money quite (CmriKit ttw) a gocdly sum of the savings were invested in bonds. The town of Evanston has m any wealthy families among IF AN ANGEL sent all the wny its citizens, ami its average citizen is well-to-do. Henqo it down to do you n favor as the cannot be taken as an example of w hat any town of its sbie New* Year begins offered you any could do in the way of Bchool savings. But it can be taken two qualities, which two would you os an example of what the right kind of campaigning for the select, leaving out high moral qual-, "saving” habit can accomplish. Every town in the country ity th a t you doubtless possess al-! could, n» good a showing in the way of school savings ready. | Concentration and Pqyiwlgnitty as Evanston, in proportion to its per capita wealth, With every school teach or understanding ho\W ™ h& r arc two qualifies mott d titrable in | saved can grow, mid how the aavinjfrh habit insures HtaocQm the opinion of this writer, and of that could never be attained vyithout it, all school childhed others more important. could be impressed with the importance of building up a Personality is largely hereditary, the power of concentration nlso.' saving account. Instead of spending all n£, ten cunts for some luxury, the Rut power to concentrate can bej developed through ,the will. And child with the right spirit learns to put aside five of the ten with concentration comes person­ cents or even the entire dime to help swell the sum in the ality, little home bank. When the little bank hns a dollar or more to its credit, the child goes to the big bank down town and AS A YEAR ends, huinnn bcingo adds the amount to his account there. The business train­ wish for cnch two things, happiness ing acquired in the little transaction is of inestimable value and prosperity. Usefulness ought o the youngster And after a few years of childish sav- to be added, but is usually nut add­ lig, the buy or girl hits formed u habit that will stay through ed. W tli* D*»»tutflc« under Act* of CM IrttOf ItATFJI IT.SO B.s Months... IJ.CO a City Uy Carrier, per WeeJtlr Edition 12.00 NOTlt’Ki 'All obituary la o t than**, resolutions of entertainments whore i made will ]>o charged taf, advertising rata*. not Associated rn w u elated Frees Is excluead to the use Tor repuball news dtspntenrs It or not otherwise erednaper and aleo tlio local ibed herein. All rights lion, of special dispatcha also reserved. UANUARY 5, 1923, OUGHT- FOR TODAY .r BLESSING, Which? withholdcth com, the I curse him; but blcss! upon the head of hlin R. Drovcrbs 11:20. doesn’t sleep ________ In pajamas. t ” A fool amt his moniy rooti‘1 a dima fop o nickel c o r . J So m sny holiday cigars m - old tbo price of cabbage rmyl Money Isn’t very important J til you haven't any. ’ jM How can you have any retfj Two heads bcin» better than » mayr explain why the dar.ee a z S Sleep is a great thing. It kc* some people from worrying nbo« - their troubles 24 hours ■ day. The only nation in the -wbi# that over dodges war is cxpby lion. ' " : ' 1 ,1 r We saw it man slip up on t -jj.. rcry sidewalk and break on- ^ Win New Years resolutions. Happiness comes from within; cnch must rpike that for himself. Sanford boys and girls for the most part could have ac­ Prosperity comes from without. a thousand things to counts in the saving banks. They could begin this January and make as creditable a showing for th rift as was shown AS THE OLD year died away, i thousand times to do! last year by the boys anti girls of the Illinois city. The Her­ there were many signs of prosper-, them lightly. If wo ald would like to learn th at the public schools here are mak­ ity. Stocks and bonds, wheat, corn,; i wave of hand ing a special effort to encourage the savings habit. Such cotton and copper were all going :nough? Though here training would be "worth millions” to the future prosperity up when the bell rang and 11)21 and, of Sanford's boys and girls. cl ropped i*to the grave. r, another year, ill we both be hero? The right mental attitude, phis common sense, will keep things Relationships a t School going up through 1D25. The President's excellent sup­ to prodigal a sum W hether a student learns much at school depends chiefly ply of New England's common joy we hardly heed,' eyes the years could upon three things; the teacher, the student, and his asso­ st-nro will help. Mny he live long ciates in the class room. nnd prosper. Id ever have the pow’r A teacher, to be a good teacher, must not only have gladness of this nour, ROBERT LANSING, once Sec­ knowledge but also know how to im part knowledge to the ild ever half express retary of State, forcibly removed t of our happiness. pupils. A good teacher devises ways of holding the stu­ hy Woodrow Wilson somewhat as SAVING AMERICA :m lightly when they dents attention hy making them interested in their work; n dentist removes ■ Tooth, has dis­ TAMPA TIMES for one who is inattentive and has a mind that wanders can covered that there is no danger want your heart to never lenrn anything. A good teacher must win the confi­ whatever of war between the Unit­ dence and friendship of her children nnd make herself loved ed States nnd Japan. Claiming to be a "100 per cent | have been generally found to make ic moment after this They nssimilnte rather than feared, for if a student is interested in his work Why, do you ask? American" hns been n popular j good citizens. all the hurried” kiss; our Inws and customs very readi­ For the “reanon" if you please, and -loves his teacher, there is nothing that can keep him feature of the recent pnst. In n o t; agether may recall ly. and soon become good Ameri­ th at Japan hasn't enough iron to > it the most of all. from progressing. nil cases hns the claim been jus­ can''. Many of them came because carry on a war. well,wo never know— Mr. Lansing apparently imag­ tified—in fact in many cases, of land hunger, and they went im­ The second reason th at a child is cither a sta r or a dull could not let them go. ines that war still depends on the there has been reason to cover ac­ mediately to the great prairies of pupil rests with the child itself. A student1who is naturally louglass Mnlloch. tivities which were anything but the west nnd built for themselves firing of large round bullets. bright nnd learns quickly of course has an advantage over the American in their nature. But farms and homes. ber of Commerce hnn average student. But such a student with inborn talent, if he DID MR. LANSING notice that let that pass. It is the common In the closing yearn of the nineutomobile tugs. Have does not add to it zeal and diligence, is likely i tin few years to one of the Japanese ships, unfor­ fnto of every good thing to have te-'ntli century and the opening tunately on fire at night, wi»3 car­ imitators nnd copyists. Always of the twentieth foreign immigra­ find himself at the bottom of the class or near it. The child rying to Japan n very laigo enrgo there have been men "who stale tion made n notable change of e 1026 n banner year prodigy does not always become the great scholar. A stu ­ of nitrates? Nitrates give the kick Ihe livery of the court of heaven character. The immigrants from dent should always give his best effort, which naturally to explosive bombs. And such to serve the devil in " rnvoning northern Europe gave way to ictivity for Sanford. will he difficult to do if he is not interested in his work. bombs, plus poisonous gases that wolves, masquerading in sheep’s hordes from Russia, Italy nnd ent are man and wo- That is why some very good students in Latin may he un­ would detroy n whole city, not clothing for their own sinister southeastern Europe, itnd even As­ i shopping buln’g the ton of large round iron bul­ nurposcs nnd always v/ill be. ia ami Japan. It soon became usually p6or In m athem atic .ot* vice versa. In whatever | many t of the latter. lets will decide the next war. But there is good reason to sup­ evident that we must take some they like and are interested in they can accomplish far great­ pose tlint genuine Americans are measures to protect ourselves ire getting longer hut er results than in what is distasteful to them or what fails to THAT THE British Empire more numerous than they hnvc against the incoming hordes of give nny more time hold their interests. menus to rule the air, with the gem i ally been believed to be. Ac­ semi-barbarians, who were nliemi work at night. world's best air fleet, ns it has to W. S. Rosniler, a cen­ in language and roligion and op­ Thirdly, a student’s progress at school depends a great hitherto | ruled the old-fashioned cording Year in .five, days old deal upon his fellow stu d e n ts^ Jf everybody is interested,in oceans, is perfectly clear nnd much sus authority, about one-half the posed to every Arngjicnn ideal. So at bet IS th at xRi those to thtf credit of British statesman­ whlto idtohnbitantk of 'AnltflcA’ in we pas soil the exclusion act, .which 1021 me sprung from the orig­ sorely offended thu pride of Japan havo already » been tho lesson even a dull pupil will grasp something; hut if the ship. majority are "cutting the fool” it will he hard for even an ex­ The Ilritish are building giant inal stock of the early days of the nnd the immigration law, establish dirigibles, for air mail service republic. This stock is growing : iag the quotas which could be ad­ ceptionally gcod student to keep his mind on the lesson. from England to India, in peace, at the rate of 11 or 12 per cent mitted from the various countries. The ideal class room is the; one in which tho relation be­ big It did not work smoothly. It un­ sak of Hie "E ast Side” enough to carry troops for every 10 years. 'Ihuro are now. it is said 17,- doubtedly occasioned much hard­ L*st Side" in Hanford tween the students and teacher is harmonious; for if the 1fighting with a capacity of five 320.000 white Americans whose ship and ninny bitter resentments, they do in New York. students love their teacher and are interested in their work, million cubic feet of gas. foreign born ancestors arrived here but it effected its mam purpose, not Inter than 171)0. Of the 33,- which was to check the incoming in Iowa gwpnp recent- everything goes along smoothcly and everyone is happy. J — -------------- o —---------------------lose tqdlrViffqlf. Iffitipy 700.000 whites springing from flood of undesirables, as we had a •sitors will be turning stock (.which immignted to this perfect right to do. With some TlIK EXAMPLE of America must lie the example of to prosperous Florida, country later. HO per cent .origin­ minor amendments in the way of peace because it will not light, but of peace because peace is ated in northwest and central Eu­ [lessoning the unnecessary hard­ rope and Cnnndn. This mennn that ships the act will probably be re­ owning to. Florida the healing and elevating influence of th world, aqd strife oks and burglars. Tho is not. There is such a thing as a man being too proud to they were much the same sort tained as indicating our future especially careful to fight. There is such a thing as a nation being so right th at of people racilly as the prized Re­ policy with regard to immigration, I'ftnff wlnthuvs during volutionary stock. Moreover, of and America will cease to be “a gross brings, goes ’ ' " ’ ... great fortunes the increase 17633635 Diilhs. ■» • the 13,700,000 foreign-born whites refuge for the opposed of all the —Woodrow Wilson. now in thu country, approximately earth,” ns our Fourth of July ora­ liow that there is one 10,00(1,000 nro from central nnd tors so proudly proclaimed it years n the United ijtnt es northwest Europe, Great Britain long past; but, better yet, Ameri­ SO LONG AS ail the increased wealth which modern pro42 persons. The .42 and r.anndn. This is not so bad. ca will be made safe for Ameri­ 'one who doesn't wait press brings, goes but to build up great fortunes, the increase Immigrants from those countries cans. Our iden of the easiest job J the world is n good-looking ffcri girl marrying an urgly poor a®. I now. Some appreciate the big W possibilities o f small accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. te crossing** luxury, and make sharper the contest between the House of int wiiy gucs -..after Kuve and the House of Want, progress is not real and can­ ;rally guts whnl he not he permanent.— Henry George. he one who waits for lim ns n rule puts Ids tg, and wondering. FOR SAFETY ON TIIE HIGHWAYS Located Close !o Loading .Station FLORIDA TIMES UNION And Close to Town. THE W INTER CROP OF BEGGARS As the factories increasingly qucnlly noticed in Florida. It is ; turn out automobiles and trucks n fault that should be. corrected,| and more people take up th" lius- by law if parents have no regard ' ines or pleasure of driving motor for tho safety of their own young- j The coming of colder weather REALTOR enrr, the street and road prob­ »to"» and- the public. sues lb: number of Florida beggars There in a law in this state r e - 1 largily increased—-indeed is might lem increase, Tnere is, of course, First National Bank Building, a gn at dual of road space yet un­ ganting the Gigo limit—but tho ’ of 11)26 unfolds there tie said that the coming of colder ante has not yet required n driver’s I occupied and city streets that are h of progress nnd weather brings with it the only Saturday, to the effect that three IF A "BANKRUPT" Bolshevik license nnd qualifications. That Booms 501-502. Phono 05 t almost uulhmight of beggars which this state has. Mind musicians, beggars, were on government can afford to oribw and little traveled, but the crowd, go­ something of the kind will be socn [ ing where there is the greatest Iring untold joy mid . Every right thinging person is their wny to Pensacola, each with pay for. 100 modern fighting ma­ forthcoming seems certain. No one , Sales Force Miss Buba Williams, Mr. It. U Hanford Homes. ready to help the deserving needy, u paid chauffeur driving a high chines, couldn't the United States call, traveling always in groups dc.nrcs to impose upon anyone else, nnd processions, constantly find it­ but this state has a problem pecu­ powered car. The message further afford a thousnnd, and train thu self in a tangle or worse. The Thu motor car is welcomed and l if the women Jurors liarly its own: many mendicants stated that ea'-h of the three had men to run them? used as an aid to business and McCoy. "He is nut from the states to the north—pro­ hank accounts in Terre Haute. As How long is Uncle Sam to re­ loudest question of the hour is pleasure. Its proper use is ap­ bow to got more road and parking muii that bungs," fessional beggars, a large part of a result of the receipt of the mes­ main like a fat groceryman sitting plauded and should not be tmprophas justice in- u cuso them—come to Florida to ply their sage, orders have been Issued in a t his front door, unarmed, wait­ span’ where the conditions will not trade when the chilly winds make Pensacola that no Vine is to be al­ ing for some gunman to fly across permit of boulevards and parks. There is another question that is the states to the northward un- lowed to beg, canvass, or give ex­ the water and hold him up? even more urgent, although not ;u part is that Iius- idnfijjaut for outdoor life. Beg­ hibitions tn the street without a ie their memories and ging* us a profession (and this ap­ permit from the mayor. A RUMOR, via Berlin, that Trot- heard nearly so well as the domun:! take uil the cash — plies with »especial force to the The really needy, the deserving ?ky u in a Moscow prison, takes for pace. The latter inquiry is how nnessean. Well, tho rdde-bodied) should be frowned up­ poor, should be cared for, but to you bark to revolutionary days at to avoid uccidents. ■ ■ B K B axB M aeaB aB M aoiflaaB EcsB xsnnnsaptM araB B B aarB 3ii Up in South Carolina automo­ if they can get their on even more severely than it is, give indiscriminately upon every the end of the eighteenth century bile accidents happen, as they do Iin Paris, and the problem would seem to be request, is not true charity. over,where, and a traveling man Danton, cent by Robes] w ho spends much of bis time on 'corportition plans a went to prison, and thence the highways, was recently writlb!cs to accommodate guillotine. l. It won’t be long Robespierre, when his turn came, ling to the Greenville Piedmont and A POST MORTEM itners arc coming to Went to prison, and then with brok­ ST. I'ETERSBURG INDEPENDENT •rly ns large numbers en jaw. but courage intact, took land and water. bis turn under the guillotine blade The theory and the outspoken 1 per cunt from the Dcmqeruts. lining Bryan is m*k- rtrttenient thut Robert M. LaFoldren, cars that had passed the MARAT RULED for a Persistency wins. Men and women n.rpsult lies in the logic r*t Coral Gables op lettc’i candidacy for the presi­ iff Such stage of proper use and were prac­ while, from his bath tub tho situation and the respec­ and development of dency drew more votes from the tive philosophies of the two old Charlotte Corday made a c.d tically uncontrollable because of wbo m e anxious to get ahead do not will no doubt find a Democratic party than it did from mechcnlcn! defects, cars that car-1 bathroom, und that was tl parties. Tho Democratic party is side track saving, but put it on the -audience than he did the Republican party, Is disproved ried no Lghts or improper lights. I Contemporary Comment liberal 5m its tendencies nml fnr- of Marat. fuaro. and that stopped on the wrong side , | by the election returns from ten wariMpoklng nnd those who ml her a main line for success. An account REVOLUTION, beginning in of street or rood, ipoed fiends and ot yet been advised of the largest states. While the to it are usually content with its murder, usually ends a: it began, read hngr an.l a lot «<f otlu r thing V with the Seminole County Bank will teach got ip the g. U j question is of hardly more than program. On the other hand the Those that cut off the bends of He wanted more legislation on the* J academic interest now, with Presi­ Republican party is naturally con­ F up in lieu of ills help you accomplish splendid results. rubject. Heavier sentences f >r l others lose their own. e eking.—Turn pa Trl- dent Coolidge safely elected for servative—and just at the present driving while drunk and for viola ! The usual rule will presumably ►ly u couple of quart-<I another foil' years, it deserves to time ultra-conservative. work in Russia. The man of leal tion cf truflle rules. 4' r Interest Paid on Savings For the Republican party to be- coinage und brains come« out on out all golf bags are i be mentioned for purposes of Anu.ng other trcu'jlea the writer j keeping the record straight. conn* hide-bound is to alienate a top. Trotsky, with a big red army in the Greenville newspaper saidt days. Accounts An analysis of thu returns show great many of its members who behind him, seemed to be that that few horse-drawn vehicles cur­ that ('oolidgo received <50.1 per like to * « > tf some expression of lib­ day Harry K. Thaw man. But one moment’s l.usitalion, ried lights at night. This wan de- [ r'u Baltimore nowa. , rent of the total vote in these ten eralism in its program. These lit the w’rotig time, means death. dared to be wrong. He urged that ' icivate lucretary who states, Davis 2(5.1 and Lab’ollette jumped over th(* party fence and, This is the time for Russian all vehicles be required to carry \ 13,2. In thu l'J2l) election Mr. ? fight. Hurry evldliregariling the temperate llberal- lead erg to study l’eter tl.a Great, light-', when out at night, for their j lpmseLf well enough Harding polled <58 per cent of the • ism of the Democrats, rushed to There was no hesitation about him cwn mui other:-1’ protection. Thu vantages of self pro- Vote in these states, while t ’ox re­ I LuFollette, largely responsible Lord Robert Cecil says some requirements would not be a bur j What the average investor wants ijrone who has to be ceived 32 per cent. Thus It ap­ | for this phenomenon were the oil dictators will arise and rule in den upon anyone und should he uni­ is a perfectly saf.* stock that will pears that LuFollcttu drew 7.<5 | scandals which disfigured the Re* Russia. Trntxky han the chance versal, Tbnt small children are a l- ' nay ohtu 200 per rent n yenr,— itb him privately. r r r root fro-- tS., ffi* silili'-A/i. r/vl we nre a year older u week ago, we don't iresont generation is faster, but just a lit- • DEFUNIAK SI'HINCS BREEZE fi.fi E. F. LANE �revr. navi. b i 3 < a f w - 1 rk >\si. at Pan font, ‘ 3t»t. 1914. . . . n c a u im re a Loans .in n«a> Kat«J» >^inn« nn c w i t t n t H m irlty o th -r than •VII nth it Loans ami Discounts rt_ ......... Miss Ruth Henry Is EMBERS SANFORD’S COLLEGE SET Hostess at Dance SAVE AFTER SPENDING HOLIDAYS S le n d a r The rcturr of the girls and bjys | Ralph WoodrufT return.:' to the to the various schools and colleges ; University of North Carolina at marks the close of ono <>f the Ray-(Chapel Hill, N. C. lo p d if e: t Christmas seasons Sanford has I Hampden Hu Bose left Sunday ni)d w y i.m s e t a t 3:30 oven known. There have been few for Auburn. , JrT. pT M. L in g amt hount th at have not been full to j Gdirtr Sund.’iy’avRdr^iXH'unihesir lk .a t th« homo o f overflowing with many oirnirs giv - 1vjlle where they'wtHyilL’,hy U^iVer; Onp of the most gala parties o f , the Christmas season was the dance j given Saturday evening by Mbs * Ruth Henry at- the home of her | parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. H enry,! o a\ Magnolia Avenue. Tho dahee - *»j ‘ ........ i ir n a tB lm itu 1*1 17 MQfM Unlteil .states Bomls | Stitts, t’nunty nud Municipal Bomls . ... Htn.-kn. Securities. etc*....................... .. •lankina ltnose. Kurn It ure anti C xlurr* Duo front IneorpnraUrt B a n k s............... Claim* nn*| others resource* C«-h Iloins ....... '*aslt*-m Maori tii‘l>ositorn u u aran lce Foml Atniu.il Kira Insurance I-’nn-l Total f.... v m ...... I.IAIUI.ITIIJS I.*■•*.!I • ••— I .... C a p i t a l s t o c k l ’al<t in H urplii i F u n d ................ In ila lilii.il IM poAltd s u b j e c t t n r t l n - k mtV ll ' i^-iuV I'd MD-^Stslvltn M 'V w 8* : v :■ ;;*■ 'fcliib w ip m ?ct w ith ^ E tc h iir a t'tb e honiu S tew art on M ellont 3:80 o'clock. irig oft J t h o . 'W osry S ociety a t d h o h at 3 :0 0 o'clock- ; Savjm ; livppaltn, ; <.170.3; f rt9.xs l» RP7.01 ’•w—**' A . m . w ISM * » s : r ; s s .s s !M 0 in k AOOOJ. 111 «37,p . 71 . so u i.s a OO.ffO s o jb il 71 coo.ikl t-4- ............. Dentsn*: rcrtlil«-i*re« «f Deposit T im e t V ri I f i o c t r s »,( D e p o B i t ............... who is the •fttfi^htivc Rife ;t tV rlK Uil I ’hocku % "< ••!>■<*! V n r h l . T ’ri i h c r h s Cm lot (null nit „ ,— ...........v„,am l Mrsi Edwiird MclscH. , m i l s I’.iynlilo — --- -- ... ;^tJun,_,:G corK pJ';Stnith, Lewis! The entire lay/cr-'flnoF o f'th e :’<• •<. S p ■■. .’ 15 009 00 Ilcscrv, ........ .......................... Monday will be the Muse* Maude fSmith, Fay LostfOi; and ttwert.1 hhhdscmic*' h.intb wa. beautifully icrnoy i Jenkins,'t Lake, Mae Holly,^Henen _\crney, VVC • , o’.i dcoornted with’ lin'-ithiiadanco of j&as.fss.sa ■■■■--< . vV> l deoornted with n Tot * ........ / r. i ; Pr. A lim .TnHnu Sarah Wheel is, Emm i Spencer, nt: ST.'TK MK KMUtlDA. County or Hcmlnoie. * Allen Jones i*c(inm MnniinO Monday fp>| roses, llDihnninnu poltnouks firiVl' Rft'd' rknintmn.. Christmas above* nunril DNnk, go »ul-jnoly l. K. II. BROWN. Cashier of thy f illy Ruth Sponccr, ltuta Haad, I Memphis, ---- " Tenn., where he is ■ n ; tu- greens. Unusual and attractive; n\vr»r Ihut tho abort stntem ent In true to Ihr best i>f my UnowTkuvts Emily Linglc, nnd E|la Mnrv Muir- iiichl of the medical department of *— — -added u — much . . to .■ the . pleasures ! favors aii,| heller. head, Claire Cert*, Audio Muller. the University of Tenne^ra. lesduy r < Corr. l l —A ttcil: V H. HDnU N. Ca=ht*r. ot the evening. ’. m t«S It. It. AVIUIIT lenry will 'entertain Miss Anna Du BoSo nml Miss,’ George Cowan and Robert Ha- * Punch was served throughout | m R. J. IHX.LT ” .J Mlna Howard returned Sunday to 1Run *CD Saturday for Atlanta, Gat, die evening and during ciio Inter- ‘ iplicate Club. . IV. II. TIJNNK’LIFKK. W reclcrt. t n board nioeting Queen') College, in Charlotte, N. C. j they ore students of Georgia School mission delicious refreshments were Subscribed and hitora to her<irc me thin 6th da> or January. 1917. irrniJL ll.'K TIlANcr:, Notary- Tablic. . , "Woman'*-’ Club at ^jrved. Excellent anisic was fur­ Miss Katherine Syines and Miss of Technology. ..i t rr_— ci Margaret Zachary leave Monday J. S. Long returned Snturdny to nished by n local orchestra. .afford will onter- for Bristol, Va., where they ultteiid the University of Alabama. The aun.it list included the Miss­ Bridge Club. Sullins College. Robert Denton has returned to el Cnrmctta Barber, Clnirc ZachFrank Chase returns to Exeter, Washington ami Leo University in **?/• Alien of Montgomery, loMday N. H. Virginia. '}•»-, Lena Bell Hagan, Selma Swain of Green Cove Springs; Em- j *a gencml bucinnsa ilv Griflln, Gene Maxwell, Dorothy Sanford Woman's Ray. Katherine Symeo nnd Dorothy i owed by an address Grnhtrcc. of Tnmoa. nnd -tnck Me- • PERSONALS Quicn, Algernon Speer, Hampden, * IkiBosc, William HuBohc, Frank , Bruce Anderson nnd Alfred Lee Paul A. Lake returned Sunday Chase, Charles Ritter, Earl Chris- ! hiot^rcd ijundny to Titusville. onherry, Dean Turner, Jr.. Horton. from a motor trip to Tampa. M«bry, Warner Scoggan, Ed. Moye. { Im m m m z r . Lewis O Bryan spent the week- Byron Stevens, Wi ham Linder of »„ My. and Mrs. R. R. Deas •motor­ .- . wuiuua ha.e been uppo.u.eJ Tampa, fcam Byrd nnd Max Stowed to lakeland Sunday. endd in Kisaimmccc ty Governor Neff of Texas as a nrt. ipecial rthto cuprcmc court to i bear a minor case in which the reg • 7 ri..S.\H olly : ’ncnt the week-end Miss Bessie Znchnry wjio is a :!nr enurt was disq’Jalificd. Mrs. 1^1 Jacksonville. chaperone of Sullins College, leaves Mrs. W alter W right Is Edith Wilmans (above), n member Monday for Bristol, Va. ( «< • • iBridge P arty Hostess i f th e 1last state legislature from Mr. rind Mrs. John McNamara of 1 tnllos, and Mrs. Hortenns Ward Daytona Beach spent Sunday in Miss Bobbie Chapmnn returned irday left), prominent lawyer nnd oaf- j Mr3. Wnltor Wight wns the grnSanford with friends. after t ponding the holidays with a t ;o o’clock. -•age of Hi.ii! ton, and Miss Nellie cious hoste: l Saturday afternoon, her parents in Wrightsvillc, Ga. iushr-Club • will ’.ohertson of Granbury complete | of n neighborhood bridge party nt Mrs. S. R. Murrny nnd Mrs. Clif­ l,e fcovirt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter Pitts and hor home on Park Avenue. ford Grubbs returned Snturday to Loye'y garden flowers wero a t­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Urynn spent MEMBERS their home in Sylvester, Gn. tractively used in decorating. Two A K P IiA R A N C fi E X T R A O R D IN A R Y Sunday in Winter Garden. sets of hnnd painted candles were meeting of Edward Higgins nnd Forrest ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS i jb will be held at Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Herndon and won by Mrs. II. U. Lewis for high This will bo an Lake were in Jacksonville over the son, Mrs. Junic Roumbillnt, C P. score. OVER THE STATE Tempting refreshments v.'oro members of oth- week-end. Herndon and son motored to Or­ served following the game. The tiuns will be wellando Snturdny evening for dinner hostes. wns assisted In serving by W. E. Scoggtm returned Satur­ and attended Kicths. members are ijrgENGAGEMENTS Mist Mildred Wells, Jacksonville her mother, Mrs. S. D. Chitten­ end.s and visitors day from a trip* down the Want Miss Josephine Ingram, Athens, j A. It. Jone; Jacksonville, den. Const. This nm ccrl liy the ta e a t noprnrto, i:j an event ot Harold Hume ref Mrs, Fannie S. Munson had for la., to Cant. C. G. Payne, -lackMins Ruby Kelley, Jacksonville, The guests were Mrs. J. I). Sneed Ga Nurseries, wftl her dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and unuHiin! interest. Mi«a ,Spenc«r will give m»ru m R. L. Touchton, Jacksonville. tical Program fprj Miss Gcrrndinc Muriel returned Mrs. Howard Tibbnlr and small Mrs. Henry Wight, Airs. Joseph. sonvillc. than her regular concert number*. In a few ncMisr Ethel Jones,, Jacksonville, (». Bali, Mrs. James Sharon, Mrs. Sunday from Jacksonville where Mi.tr. Bessie Precce, Jacksonville Beautificatioh.’r,/ I non Munson, of Umatilla. to VV, \V. Wood, Atlanta. S. L>. Chittenden, Mrs. George to Ned Clark, Tampa. leclions, she will compare her voice with its IlKshe npent the holidays with rela­ Miss Florence Robinson, OtKnight, Mrs. If. B. Lewis and Mrs.. CUEATION by Mr. halisons new phonograph. ricE ij * tives. Ml.-:; Annette (irifim . Tampa, tawn, to E. L. Bradford, Aahville, MeDonnld. Sport Dress to F. W, Williamson, Clearwater. N. The assisting a rtist will be Lucilc Coliwttc, piC. Miss Maude Lake and Miss Nan­ [Class will .hold- its Mips Thelma Jones, Tam.'U to anist. Mira Eva Norman, Montkcllo. • Miss Margaret Wight returned kmeeting *nt' tile cy Miller returned Sunday from to L. E. lluipeopor, Perry. Saturday from Tallahassee where 1{. C, Hicks, Clmrlotte N. t . Hie Williams, Tucs- St. Augustine whore they were the sho visited his aunt, Mrs. Frank Miss Hilda Martin, JnckronviUe, Aliss Bertis Prir.c, Tampa, to pera arc urged to guests of {Vliss Elisabeth Puller. Winthrup. to C. K. Thompson, Roanoke, Va. Giib.'rt Jones, Tampa. ll Church at 3:30 High School Autiilorium Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frank Symes WEDDINGS Mis.- Ruby Cluiucery, Tampa, to (will bo provided. FATHER AND SON MEET nnd family move Tuesday to Win­ Willis, Orlando to ’ * Whitnke; . Tampa. Mrs. Lillian Park. They expert to return Mins Elsie iluypcl, Orlando, to Wilbur E. Flo we., Orlando. ices Dutton ter FORT MYERS, Jan. 3.— John to Sanford to live in trie spring. Henry Quitman, Orlando. Thursday, January 8th Miss Mildred Collieui, Orlundo, .*, and Erie Brandt, father mid ’on ,, , ' ru,,ri: -W-.y,;.,. , n . - l t , > Miss Sm> Kilpatrick, Troy, Ala. stAtDinner Miss Elizabeth Crockrall who met here on Christmas Hay for Hie I Hstelle Corev. Valdosta, to F. (L Rogers, Orlar.do. has been the attractive guest of irty of Saturday Miss Mae Holly returned to her ELIZABETH SPENCER t J * &11 111s11.r,m* & Inces Hutton. in^iM nhte wns (graceful silver busdelicatc pink sweet |ery fern, silver canig pink tapers wer» |t, a pi-ik rose held »nd n lovely corsage vns placed for each cious course dinner ... __ . _ * MJss Gladys Morris returned to Leesburg Sunday after spending the holidays the gucot of relatives in Snnford. Miss Kitty Hu Bose continues to improve a t the Fcrnald-Luwton Hospital. She will not return to school this term. Mrs. C. W, Stokes, Miss Dorothy (laid for, Afrs. W, M. Stokes, Miss Tlljerta Aycock nnd Isa Frances Hutton, Miss Martha Tutts motored to Or­ (rrert' Eustorby. -Miss lando Sunday. Miss Lillian Shin|iss Mnrjfarct ZachMiss Nnomi Scoggan left Sun l ly for Tallahassee where she will be I *' ^ ' 1 ' , the guest of Sanford girls Ht rlnrStutu College for Women for :rell Honored ufdaweek. on Saturday Jurtesy of Snturday tho bridge party Mae Holly nnd Molly honoring their |so guest Miss Kliz(II of Gninesvillc. were prettily dec-, Christmas colors of n, red roses, pdtp|and evergreens with ioa carried out this Ition. Mias Olive ] winner of tho high Bented a box of Hubtr. As consolation, fernny was awarded and Miss Crockali ented a vnnity case, le game the hostes' thelF tnothei. Mrs. Isorvcd delicious retwo courses, pd were, Mins Kara is, Miss Florence lEthel Henry, Miss Miss Sara Wheclis, Scoggan. Miss Lillie ..flfjia? Knima Spen!len V'ernny, Miss Mins Mary ElizaMiss Emily Li ogle, Symes, M'ss ClladD<1 Miss Le'Claire Miss Nnnry Miller returned Monday to her home in Washing­ ton, Va.. after a very plcnrant vis­ it through the holidays with Miss Maude Luke. Mr. nnd Sirs, S. M. Howard re­ turned to Ceorgia Sunday after spending the holidays with their daughters here, in the meantime lin.l taken up Ids Kmest Dawson, North Carolina. ; sal nee it: S jo ’!i Florida, nnd tlie ‘ Mi’-w Garol McCary. Ulrmlngtwo had not seen cn-h other since'ham . to F. \ \ . Parkei, lampa. 18S8 until tlie father walked down Mira Virginia Rudir.iil, Tnmiia, Ihr gang plank of tin* Everglades’ 1to T. R. Uurrington, Tnntpa. boat on Christmas Itay and recog-j Miss Grace Newel*. Leesburg, t*> nized in the strangely features of II. F.’ Merritt LeCHburg. the younger man standing on the! Miss Mary Burdick, Macon, Ga., dock those of hbi non. t-i lb . C. !■. Rogers, JncksonvHh*. Lillian Schwartz ha.i re­ from Jacksonville, where been the guest of relatives past two wekea. HOITUI.AMI iw iv r Tito Paint Thai Paves You Money. Maiiuliirlur-'l l,v ■i l i r r a m - l . l i u l s l e r I ' u l m l '» . Sr. I-I llV i.iihhim ; p v iv r i in iiM .u I IS vIiikiimIIii Air. I'lio tir j. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 371J ■ RaaaaaaBHHBKaauanHaH2iBi]i«nHaaMHaMnr.aniuiciaMi:BnBaNiiiiHgi* v i s n n i i M i i . i s n i n s n x H i i i s s s i i i i H s i i R n i R ..V' .unnK aw anu * «*1 a HiwsiHnRBBBBHBim^iiiB m' :< 2‘ :< s< 5< S< S( g< s< January Clearance Sale Starts Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 8 PRICES CUT ON ALL SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE ftfiss Katherine Pittman of Tam ­ pa hus returned -to her h o m e after spending the holidays with Mi is Georgia Mobley. Miss turned .^he has for the ‘The concert. ia'Vn in ta rtly fiiT ’ itlVRation oLfalc. • But, n fev/ rcrer/attons .;>re avnilnblt^ for general listritution. Music l v t c i cin obtain these ticitct.*i without charge, t>y applying immediately to this store. Call, write or telephone. inR zrnnniiM S B R S itiiiiun 5® :® nnvfvnr:«ai:ir am iinRBM RrtnTiatinsa v ❖ t - +•>••• > >vv + V . a® !® J® 5® 5® Robert GI(roy who has been the guest of Robert J. Holly, Jr., through the holidays left Sunday Thi3 dashing sport dress is made for his home in Pennsylvania. of bordered flannel' in black and Mr. and Mrs. William Ravancl white with a convertible scarf and : © enormous pockets. Tho bordern a® and Duncan Harel have returned are arranged in the kurk and front from Charleston, S. C„ whore they ::o us to give the long lines that spent the holidays with their par­ arc sr.flattering Lo all figures ex­ ents. cept the very thin. The wide sleev­ Miss Selma Swam ret uracil Sun­ es are very attractive. day to her home in Green Cove Springs iiftcr a very ntcavunt vis­ m it with hgr cousin Miss Carmetta 50 Cross Word Puzzles S Barker. §l.:ir> Postpaid A complete honk ■ 'ton Thigpen Mrs.. Arthur Huzzard returns of r*o piizzNu * Monday to her home in Augusta, hound with a t - 15 Is At Bridge Cn.. after a very pleasant vieit tractive h n r d ■ cover, including * with her parents Mr. utrJ Mrz. T. I ton Thigpen entenr, L. Dumas. ,• :• | n Venus Pencil. „ :ly nt bridge SnfurThe Rage of tlie l » t hor homo on Miigl Tho many fricnibv of C. R. Kirt-. "»! S inoying Mrs. Arthur ley will be glad ty Jearn th:|t he is . SpiMlt fcvcnings|S g u jta ,'Gh'., who *i » recovering rapidly cfront the iitjiJ-r rrofitnbly b y B' ^ v psvteati,;Mf- A>id lies received in an mito ncckient improving yourl as. mind. Instruc- ■/ Frld&y and will be able to return alendulas were de- home Tuesday. tive-educational. * ' |for deconding Tht T h e s e »ross|J(( scitre, statlyrnyy, Mrs. Ruth Huteflns and two j w o r d puzzles* B/ • G. f Louek-i Mrs. daughters of Ft. Meade returned will add countless words to yo u r; (T m the consolation home Saturday after spending a | vocabulary. Order NOW and be ■ I nJkcrchief and the pleasant tvvo weegs with Mrs. I convinced! Send your order at *( Hractited a hath mat. Hutchins’ parent:, Mr. and Mrs. J. once. The first volume " ill surely g. uIIsand course was L. Walker, Sr. j make you u fan and get you re a d y '* ' :e| conclusion of- .the --------for the next scries. Semi money ■( Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chittenden order, express or cashier’s draft. '5 / Kit.werv Mr-. Al tlinr left Sunday for Washington, H. C. We will ship COD if you desire and I ■' a. Edward F. 7 Lnae. where they will attend *he South- charge you the postage. 5( rt Phillips. Mrs J. C. era Salesman's Convention of Bird i SPECIAL OFFER. AVe will send, U( U\. Powers, Ml*s Let- & Son. Mr. Chittenden will ! e the postpaid Series 1—2—3 $-1.00 |!rs. G. I. 1.narks and representative of tnc sta*1 of Flor-1 DARWAI. COUP. Ih'pt. A-l 113 | ltL’TV r i. . .*)<i Broidn t .. \„w York. N Y. lA fn Silk nnd VVo:il Dressed to sell Yueaimy at $ 10 t o 2‘> lon.T <’o, l.t Tm* M issns, stiiall l ulieu anO •hrr:!’ si: rf*.i» weti: ft:r «*')iln'rj nm l .S3tin( Crepe, Wool, Flannel, Can­ ton Cremes, aii new winter <lrcs.sea Black, BruV.n, Navy an'l Groy. All sines. (Ailcrnation Bxira) **.«V*J R R S E H R S B n n sc n iiio R n n n iK ssa iiK Z m ine <I uM-wnol nutciiu! an«l iv o ly taiiorotl. Valuei up to ^lO.QO. Sale price Colors: Navy, Groy, B'aek. anti ITown. ITice rut on nil winter coats and dresses for fi days. v v •> <• <•-v +v ^ mburi Mnr’xn tiaa Rtina na ■amaaBBiB CLEARANCE PRICES ON COTTON AND WOOL PIECE GOODS, MEN’S AND HOY’S FURNISH­ INGS FOR 5 DAYS f January6 The Yowe!! Company t0 ^ �-• i-1 i- . » 1V il V j - f i. ■■■■c. Florida,. no :p«r rfrortiwl Jn the Kook .Vpaire GJ, UW.MUd. rnlijeonn cooltl not '»• sUrvl upon BcmTffais'cjnnny.'Ffirtjj tho Florida I«ttntl *»« Colo: » * * * "> ' f«ut eonitecni Company. Mmltetl, a <*nrp fine’’of" th e Yleftm Usta l ir r r l n T ’Jflji* priori to tho firm M„X In the nlisemjc from tlm Htnla nf funry. 'A, n. iBirj' “ Florida for more U>-in nix month*, noni,jrnu;l « r d ^ W | | Um passn! before-the•Isaunnrrf or nnId wilt of nit ngintn or office™ nt Banlorit. Sctnltiul? i l of nahl defendant iorporatlon, tho Irta. thin 52 ,jay of ^ Florida -latad A Colonisation Com­ pany. Limited: .... j • Now. therefore: It In Adjudged, ordered and decr*-e<l that tlto *ald defendant, the Florida Land and Colonization CompinV. Limited, a corporation. Itn aiiOT,,ssors tt*‘ tditon do appi nr to the lull or Com­ plaint herein filed on or before ths Hole Day In February. A. D., 1933, , Thn ftratjwtiontl tour? of anld Court unit tnako defence tho three-ball - billiard «* thereto, nr a Decree Fro t.onfts- Phin jvau held nt st no will he entered .igulpst It. Four Championss Ready For Round of Golf Don- Jliller, Noted Halfback c f Notre Dame Mentioned Frequently as Successor to VanFleet; Sebringia Lauded »sm <r iwj 6 l D h o m e to W N -•G a i n e s v i l l e , ja n . 6.—Dame Rumor is hnrtl a t work striving o solve the answer of the varsity totb&U coaching situation a t the Jnlverslty of Floridn. Rome conch of major or lesser Aown in practically every section t the United Staten has been menloned on Florida’s next coach hroughonc source or another. The name of te n Miller, noted fotre Dame halfback, is among he recent additions to the roster ot respective Gator mentors as comiie d b y John Public. 'Members of the University of lorida faculty committee on athdlcs Saturday knew nothing of Rile* having been seriously consid­ ered by th a t committee as successr to J j A; Van Fleet. In fact, ■om what- the w riter could gather On Miller’s name has not been »fore the committee ns a likely Whoever is eventually named to • e h the ’’Fighting Gators’* will irdly, have been a headliner on the rjdirops lost season. Members of a committee in whoso hands reHU e thsk of selecting next year's ’id director are opposed absolute, it tho plan of ra is I* believed, ueouveu, to wiu juan oi ingbiff a player hero to coach, 10 was a big gate attraction in 24. Ip most certainly is true thut a greatest star of the game may 'the poorest coach obtainable and Is father husky gamble to bnrin with un untried young mentor it off a college campus. If Don iller hns been officially, but scitly, joined with the university Floridn, he will likely be made t chips that Florida hns not yet :ncd for any head conch. Two years ago there came to ineavillc n young man whose Ins' mo ds akin to that of n^prunpori. littln city in Highlnn'is counTliat man played a most *|gImnt role in building, with J. A, n Fleet in 1023 und 1021, tho intost football tenms the Uid■slty of Floridn over realized. \n a fitting tribute to his man­ ful work Tom Sobrlng should bo w ned'us hend football couch of irhln for next year. iI -- aseball Schedules or Major Leagues o w Completed nriiittr; n, nr* • n *^ ”*• ITTSBURGH, Jnn. r,.— The rtlng of tho nmjor league baser schedules for 1026-to ojh-ii iday, Apr. 14, and close Oct. run completed Saturday by the jdule committee of the Nntionnnd American lengue*, which been’ In session here for two s. The opening dates for the leagues were announced us iwa: atlonal League: Pittsburg nt •ngo; St. Louis a t Cincinnati; v York nt Boston; Philadelphia Brooklyn, ■ • • sfican League: Cleveland nt uis; Chicago at Detroit; Bosnt Philadelphia; Washington fcw'York. , B. Johnson, president of the irlcnn Lengue who wns un­ to nttend the first sessions IB schedule committee, arrived todny nnd participated in the I sessiop, r.‘ Johdson's only statement on ball mutters while in I’ittHh, wns cnnflnrd to tho prcdicthat "hnsebnll i:i in for a big G ) rYOOJAY-V»U NO-UO-'SAV sowcBOW W,\v DOKT KNOW [-fO V fll IS C O M l WHO HAS BAfEfFocrnio) 1 SOCKS To THROWAWAf V TODAfVJ Michigan Coach Warns Against Post High School Cage Season Inter Sectional Grid Games Tournament To Be CHICAGO, Jnn. 5.—Fielding II. Crowley Suffering Staged March 6-7 Yost for twenty-four years grid­ GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 5.—Dates iron conch at the University for two important major high of Michigan, taking inventory of school affairs were rollcscd here tho Nntional intercoilegiiitc intcrcollcgiuto nthath­ o t U n l d r C i l C r 1*1111*1 Sunday night by University of letic situation, sounded a warning Florida athletic authorities. BAN FHANGI8CO? Jnn, 5.—■ against post-season intersectionnl Tho fourth annual' floridn Btntu games, voiced Ids objections to Jim Crowley, one of the four horse high schorl basketball tournament bo staged on Mar. 0 and 7. A professionalism nnd declared that men of the famous Notre Dame will report « t tho rage toum.-y would not moro than four football games football team, was In th* St. Fran­ he bell!thMar and I I is unfound­ a season should be scheduled that cis Hospital hero .Sunday recov­ ed, tho court 13 competition to bn de­ would require tho players to ho ering from a nervous collapse cided on the first Friday and Satkeyed up to the highest pitch. tiray in March officials said. Yost seta forth ids views in nn which ho suffered yesterday on nrtlclo on tho "administration of the train bringing the squad from , Of significance concerning the vmavtcr w e l s h basketball tourna­ intei collegia to nnd interscholnrstic Pasadena, where the Indiana men championship ment is the announcement that it games." will again-ho un open affair with Briefly he says thut sport is defeated Stanford, 27 to 10, New cordial invitations extended to ev­ Year’s day. good only ns snort; that when it ery i <iiohtslie entry in Florida. interferes with studies, evil re­ Crowley got through the game The University of Florida hopes sults are likely to follow. If in- apparently In good shape. He was to have complete by March its new torsectinnnl games are to L.i p la y ­ taken from the train to tho hospit­ basketball court, so that despite moro than on tho silent Walter Welsh Finds Song miles ones. ed nt all, they should lie scheduled al, where it was said Sunday his the large number of contestants, Aids Digestion, Nerves for the regular season. ‘‘Moreover, ouch lifts as I got, condition, though improved, prob­ the toinniimenta can bo completed In all events the gridiron Hen­ ably would not permit him to leave easily within two days. came on tho singing days. Pcoplo and Spirits son should close by Thanksgiving for South Bend with tho team would pick mo up in their auto­ On April 17, and IK, Gainesville time nnd there should he not more Monday, ilia breakdown wns a t­ and llu University of Florida will New York City,—Walter Welsh, mobiles and carry mo niong somo than eight regular games on any tributed to over strail!. entertain the eleventh annual Flor­ modern troubadour, has just ar­ times for forty or fifty miles anil. I would sing to pay for tho ride.' schedule, he counsels. Stuhldrehor, another of ida state high school track nit etj rived hero after a walk of 3,000 When it camo mealtime, I sang "No boy should ever he permit­ theCharlie and field and an affair that is b c-r miles across the continent. Mr, Horsemen, nnd Walter Camp's ted to absent himself from any nil American quarterback, arrived itig eagerly anticipated throughout j Welsh literally sang his wny from for my supper, or my dinner oc San Francisco to New York and breakfast, ns tho case might be. clas i for athletic purposes," Yost on crutches, with hiti leg in a cast scholastic circles of tlu stale. " I sang ’Doodle Doo-Doo’ nnd writes. "This defeats the purpose but was able to accon^any the Authorities hero expect both tlm mndo a pretty good thing of it, toe. other songs of that kind—rather of both clnsn room ami athletics. basketball and truck tournament Practice periods must lie arranged r.qiiad dh tlm lb fir of entertain­ will eelipn; any held in former “ I am out ns nn unpnid, unso­ humorous, rollicking things with a in conjunction with class for ath­ ment planned for Sunday. A bone years. Elaborate programs art? licited propagandist Jfor song," contagious rhythm that set every­ body jigging and feeling bottec Mr. Welsh declares. letic purposes," Yost writes. "This in his ankle was broken early in being outlined for both meets. "As I went along, I tried a lit­ right away. It was a great trip, defeats the purpose of both class the game but Spartan-like he play­ tle scientific experiment of my nnd n suro euro for nerves, indi­ SCOUT EXECUTIVES MEET room and athletics. Practice peri­ ed until the final gun. Asked about tlte report that he ods mint be arranged dn conjunc­ ° w jv £«»>. P9; gestion or. pessimism.". . • Mr. Welsh, plans,to walk',.tack . ensionally ( tried the effect of tion witii clhss room schedules arid liilll iVeefi nirttcd ’ta eoijcR tor-New , ........... .................................... .................avoided ^ork University, Stuhljlrehpr ml- icjccrutivcn and others interested in; stolid, silent tramping. On tho to Sail Francisco next spring, all conflicts Yost opposes post-soason-gnmes flitted that he had been approach- the Boy Scout movement in this, alnging days, I mailo nt least fivo singing all tho way. bccliiuho he says they establish a , "n ^*1L’ subject but there had tnte will meet hero Jan. It for a had precedent and any attem pt to been no negotiations yet. He jndi-[ legioiuit conference that will h i\ 'rm-: IT u i’ t iT c n r iiT o r t i i k i : \ t ii j i i m i u . ( iiiim t determine n nation.I champion- rated that lie would not he nyor.se attended by James E. West, of New j I hihtdelphin has been the chief o i’ i ’m h iid a . i i i m i r u n 'rim ship is wrong because there are to crunching after his graduation York, chief scout executive of Atnei cricket center since the first intro­ ro t v n o r siaiiM ii.ii. ica, it is announced locally. duction of the game in America. too many good teams in the coun­ in the spring. IN OMANCUUY. S . H. iliiriier tiinl A. I’. Connelly, try to consider such at attempt. i *mii p lul ii a I, t*. “The tendency toward engaging VH. in post season games has been r|ni-l<|,i l.-inil {• C n lo n lK a tlo n C nin*j A Christmas Candle Caused This! considerably curtailed in most p u n y , l.im lloil. a c o r p n i a t l o t i ; tlio quarters by agreement of ath letic u r i l. u o w n Loirs, il e v ls e e s . g r i m authorities but it is still in prac­ a n il titliee iliilriiaiitH inuP-r *t K r u u k S. \Vh|ti>. ile c e n s c il: IV. K. tice at some institutions," Yost W a t t liiill m il L u cy M. W n l t l i a l l , says, "Such games continue the Ills t v l f r ; Volin A. W i l l i a m s nii.i stress of competition qvor.too long l-ai/alx-ll, W i l l i a m s , t i l l w i f e ; nil nnkmiwit imrlliM i-lnlmlng 1nt••ra period and since they usually ,-hI Iii llu- ' a n i l s IitVoI v i i I in lliln are contests between institution n u ll. I i e f c m l n n t located in very different parts of o it U K It. It IlUYl ua tn*en tnaito to a pi m*ir tho country, they take considerable . Id> III *’ IE,i l Iwfart loti of till- 1*0urt. time from the clasp room. (r ♦1(11 Mir rituri! ■>(’ tin. stiortfl of "The appeal of a long trip is | J- fmilii ol * t'minty. r lor l.i, i, minli- nn great to boys and as soon one t 'Id V. rit ,if mu,pool ia lin'd In thb f!k- i iitiiik- whirlli suit WIIH IIITOV • isr% team goes aero s the country to I IIn M m ,,V eloililti It If 1 1 ' play, many other s wait to follow. I IHii.-t tltl i ! niini llllltl.tola, N. It: ir -a i. ^ 7 , f L Co,,aPsej TWICE "TMT3 WEEK. FlUE CHltF .TT'V T” C T T E T 'W A L K E R F O U / i C "THE FlEEBr-LU HAD BEEN TAMPERED V'lD'H ___ ____ BT SOME UNKNOWN SCAMP EVERT TRUE MR . SP T R uG , x. T ecc a To gak M ^K J WAMT cv i= .r< . m e? ASKGD him HIS H e ^ A l p "JV J^)T -z^ -:------= HI/1! 1 --R IG M D i ’h OP A HIS" . I ■ - ' «O l I l M H it lliif#, ll Ifi I I M H O ft .. . I I I.. 1f t *. I k a . . r J I .. J ! ( 1arm* r. a in* 1*. i.'nil Miidly to lnlfi 1 if* t»;. noth tu-i t|«l\ end IdtM o.v, Until Itn-ItllilvI-, of 1*l!ID 1 > in 1,uLl. L . Hanford. Ul-ltllll •do Ooll ut y. Just Look" TUNNEY W il l. FIGHT. rEST I'ALM UFA*'ll, Jnn. 3. one Ttinnoy, light-heavyweight npiop of America, will appear i during the present season in >unt against liughic Walker of snr. City, it Is announced by Pritchard, boxing promoter, chard states that he also lias icw’ n match ih which he will ure Young Stribling Into in lury. uh winter for the first time in years Chicago is holding nn piping tournament for the city ipiomhipH. LVE DARK HAIR ID LOOK YOUNG aminiothvr kept her hair tifuliy darkened, glossy and ictive with a brew of Sage Tea Sulphur, Whenever her hair on thut dull, faded or streakppcnrnnre, this simple mixwus applied with wonderful t By asking at any drug t for "Woyth’s Sago and SulCompound," you will get a ) bottle of this old-time re­ improved by the addition of ' ingredients, all ready to u cry little cost. This simple ure can bo depended upon to ro natural color and beality lo hair. * well-known downtown drugsays everybody uses Wyeth's nnd Sulphur Compound now iso it darkens so naturnddy evenly that nobody cun tull it been applied—it's so ensy to too. You simply dampen a i or soft brush and draw it • is ayour hair, tuking one They call Camille Ualvat the “ Eva id a t a tinv*. By morning the Tnnguay of France.” She is mak­ ,jiuit disappears, after unoth- ing the biggest bit of the current ppifeatkm or two, it is re- theatrical season in I'uris with a d to' itt. natural color and new song entulid. “ Never Mind My Fare—Just Look a t My L ip ." . glossy, soft at;d beautiful. AlOM’N g o s h *- ru e g o t t o fig ure o u t g om e VfW-f OF in c r e a sin g New tea r Resolutions 1 i 'SALES To EARN MW INCREASE IN S SALARH-J! > Building Be in g ercctcd L'KOUT! BC <AQ£FUC O/vtA V ?A 4.UMc. O TLatA Smo'iiiieiing t kilns of the Ihmnrt (Ot.iu.; mmi . ji ate inuie cviieo . . mo v. uris«,nm.t r.> v- .u ,;v u j .. i.,cn can 'd the death of.moro than lid persons when the l>uil-ling huraed i the ground. A Ciu i-lin.i.t enmllo tipped over ns Santa delivered hit pre-ents to llio children, (aie-itu the Mare. Above allow, relative:: and fii.’iuls teurelnng for the ruins for the hr dies of their i.ivcd ot Bandits Rob Ranks and Burn Town TOR THE LOVA MUD rtORNBlOSWER v ihat Struck ' rr M O O ^ r-^ A GREAT IDEA CHIC? VIE'ME BEEN 6E LU N G MABlC. MfiO INTIETW CENT JARS TOR BEAUT»HN THE F A C E -V M M CAN'T V)E SEU- VT \M VtVJE DOLLAR . BUCKETS EOp. L BEMATWHlNCb TUE __ ^ r< < VtGUP-E'? ) Rank bandits, after looting two Valley View (Tex.) hanks of 1110,000 .Lirted a fire which destroyed two Mocks of business buildings, causing a loss of $260,000. The bandit : hlew open .two safes, started the a slow-------fuse, -and escaped before the blaze was discovered. The picture shows the havac .fire . . . by use of -- ------.......-..... 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A LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big reHouses For Ken suita. Advertise those old articles you have stored awav and have FOR RENT—Furnished r >ma no uso for. A little thirty-ccnt ad to r light housekeeping, 018 may bring you levoral dollars. Phone 118 and a representative Laurel Avenue. will call to see y o u .______ ___ FOR RENT—Four room upartment. Attractive location, ’’hone Lost and Found323-J. Uilk LOST—One white nnd liver bob­ tail pointer dog. Return to Frank Woodruff Jr., at Woodruff Material nnd Watson. Reward. FOR RENT—Garage, Ave. Building G18 MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. EC. Terwilleger. Prop.______________ Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 565 HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. 75* sKitVltlfc STATION'. LOST—Between Bower’s Drug Store and Post Office, case con­ taining two kt'ys. Return to San­ ford Development Co., GarnerWoodruff Bldg. LOST—Fur neck piece. Dark .Brown choker. Lost near or in Baptist church. Return to Her­ ald. Reward. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT “ASK MR. CONNELLY” About the Following Bargains las, Oil, Tires, AccessoIServlce with a Bmile. Elm NEW 1-rmim hungiilim, blrnl lorn- IMIIK Avenue Ini. corner I lib. lr»t. Phonu 447 1,3._____ tlon, |>ii«nl tlrrrla nml ■himnlk<*. Ihiatrrii rvpimure. UUvIlT. *100.00 KnmKi'. *300.00 rnali. *.10.00 |irr ('mill. Ilnlnui'r rimy. 3—Three stations. Magmanlb. imi Second. First and Elm, fd Avenue and 10th Street, service. KtfillT-roixii ( it.■ Mary Ikiumc, tin EAUTY. PARLORS r v l r n Ini, ilu iih le K iirm r. Hire S lY - r n iin i liiiu g n h itv , 1 liril r o a m . In iv n , e n . l e r n e v p . m n r r . l i r e t r e . n» s l l T . N r w K«*nicr. r i m l e r n 1 HARRIET. Marinolla n lilriill.il n r r t l i i n III l i m n , A r r n l „ „ . lul of nil kinds, Itnin water n Iii.m r, Yuii m u v t . r e II lu n i»|irre- le v p iw llr e . I r i c e *.,.,..0.110. *7.<U.UO ty. Old First National lull? r r u l v u l u r . *10,100. 'I’vriim. rimli. Si 10 Jirr m t n il b . Building, phono 245. LOTS — LOTS — LOTS DRUGS W e h a v e l u l . l u r n l r i l In r v r r y . r e l l u u » ( Die r l f y . * 1 0 il n i t n nm l *^0 DRUG STORE — Pre- p e r iiiuiilli w ill p u t (till III p u . . r . . l » u u( o n e ill ll ir in . ons, Drugs, Sodas. Wo near you as your phone. Dd. (Realtors) FLORIST 105 Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Ave. IT THE FLORIST” Phone 122 Phone 48 ers fur nil occasions, dyrtle. Phone 200-W A. P. Connelly & Sons It ITERS AND REPAIRS tkc.s of typewriters for easy terms, for rent, nlso' Office supplies. Room 9 if LAWYER ' O’BRYAN. Office in de Bunk Building Annex. Phone 417-L 3. AND METAL WORK H. COWAN—Ail kinds and Sheet Metal Work, and Boat Tanks. At Oak mid Third Street. Tele- i Help Wanted Automobiles Houses For Sale Real Estate WANTED—Bookkeeper with sales ability to manage office. Ad­ dress P. O. Box 206, Groveland, Fla. WANTED— Counter girls.—LuBoth Cafeteria. Year Make Type FOR SA LE—Four five room Touring HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES 1921 Chevrolet bungalows lined throughout, ju sti____________,..........................1 1923 Ford Patin. *i off paved highway. Trico $800.001 ALL WOOL SUITS 1922 Dodge Touring each for quick sale. Must b e , Tailored to measure, guarant And next week is going (o be too 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan seen to bo appreciated. Can Kivu to fitt $25.00. Snnltary hi late. Act Now. 1924 Dodge Ton truck terms. A. H. Hawk, Ginderville. cleaning and pressing. Sco 1923 Dodge Coupe Woolen Mills, 305 East Sect Dodge SUBURBAN HOME Touring WANTED—Messenger bo>*s, Gootl 1924 Street. ' Real Estate Price Bight—Terms Right. p»y. Apply Western Union. .... I. W. PHILLIPS' SON. Sanford Building and Loan . Located just out side tho city lim­ WANTED — Experience s t e n o ­ Sanford, Fla. sociation Preferred Stock can BUNGALOW its, on the road to the Country grapher. Excellent opportunity. cashed on CO days notice, inter Club. Nice new bungalow with 5 rooms and bath. Rooms For Rent Apply Bodwell Realty Co., San­ modern conveniences—lights, own Corner lot with all pnving paid. payable April 1st and October ford. water system, telephone, etc., 22Mi Close in. 24,250. Easy terjps. you can’t beat it.____________ FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ acres of land, aeven cleared, orange Buy eight per cent Prefer out meals. Reasonable rates. trees, und place in good shape. W A N T E D Stock in thi Sanford Building i CELERY FARM Lincoln Hotel. Close to Country Club. Can be 5 acres- on the brick road with­ Loan Association, established IS WANT TO S E L L -L tat your pro­ FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. in 1-2 mile of loading station. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey co perty with us now. Your de­ $3,000 with easy terms. 10-room house In county near Call 106-J. scription will go in new catalogue paved highway, good location, BUNGALOW now being tfiado up. See the new electric lights, good water. .L C. RESIDENT LOT FOR SALE—Reti BlUs Triun manager at the new location. C. Du Bose. On Park Ave. Close in. Five Pnlmetto Ave. Close to school. or Spnultlini; Rose Four & A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st rooms and Bath. Completely fur­ This tot must be sold nt once nnd Potatoes. Selected Maine stc Nat ionnl Bank DIdg. ________ FOR RENT—Two unfurnished nished. Side wulks and street pav­ nt n sacrifice. Terms. Phone 270. Mid Florida ;odi rooms. Inquire 615 Laurel Ave. ing paid. A bargain, complete at WANTED—Boarders by couple W. V. WHEELER Co,______________ __________ 87,000.00. No children allowed. with no children. 817 W. First 110 East 2nd St. Phone 101-J Young North Carolina woi Street. CORNER LOT FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. like to como to Florida to sei R11 ,Pnrk. WANTED—Situation in hotel as i Located on Dak Ave., close in. c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e n r I n t e r ­ down. Experienced salesman, c chambermaid or maid in room-1 ahtiVc ile s c rlh e tl lector, clerical work, railway cie Eastern expeaurc. In nice neigh­ el as nt d sIII n ra nailn ytnp atlie r t n r p o r t i o n t h e r e ­ truck farmer and poultry farm ing house. Nice location for white r u n KENT—Large furnished bed­ i borhood. Street Paving and side o f: ll a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n room. Phono 202. 003 Myrtle Indy. 1213 7th Street. walks paid. Can bo bought on Mil of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed, t h a t Honest, reliable nnd sober. Mi Ave. y o u a m i e u c h nt y o u . n a v e n r c ia l m nn offer. Write 709 caro of II very easy terms. Price 81.506/50, st>me 210,000.000 company wants man I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e p r o ­ old. p e r t y In v o t v r d in H i Im s u i t , n n d to Rcli Watkins Home Necessities Apartments t h a t y o u r n ln c e o f r e s i d e n c e * a r e in Snnford. More than 150 used SEE OUR LARGE LISTING Tampa—Water supply system u n k n o w n ; K la t h e r e u p o n o r d e r e d , For Rent t h a t y o u n m l e a c h of yo u. tin be. he installed in Sunset Park ad daily. Income $35 to 250 weekly. BEFORE BUYING. an ti y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d U tion._ Experience unnecessary. Wlitc ______ ____ a p p e a r l o t h e M il o f c o m p l a i n t In Dept. H. 5. Tho J. R. Watkins FOR RENT—Thrco room npnrt- BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. t h i s c a u s e , o n M o n d a y , th o ilml dny FOR SALE—A f^TMUi-Weit"? of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1935, a t t b e Co., 02-70 West Iowa Avenue, ilitor garden tractors, all ne ment, 300 French Avenue. REALTORS C o u r t h o u s e III H a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e Memphis, Tenn. C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; Halil s u i t b e i n g a nt half price. Giving up agen FOR RENT—Oito furnished njuirt- 202 First Street Sanford, Fla. s u i t to t|ii|i*i t i t l e In e n n i p l a l n a n t m count health and poor busint J a m e s E. I l n r l l r t t . t n t h e a b o v e d e ­ WANTED—To buy a dog. Watch nient nnd two furnished beds c r i b e d l a u d s , a m i y o u a r e t h e n in cotton belt. Walter H. Bishi dog. Stnto breed, age, color, price. re inns. 1000 Onk Ave. a m i iltt-rc r e q u i r e d t o m a k e a n s w e r Aihen, Gn.____ Address Imx 743 DeLand, Flu. Apartment houso on First St. In s a i d b il l o f e o m p l a l u t filed a FOR RENT—Fivu room unfur- This is a bargain. I d ge ca ri en es t p ryoo uc u nhfecrsesion , woillt h ebr ew i os eu,t e ra- FOR BALE—10 acres celery la lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rii nished apartment, •18 I’ark iv t h i: r i n r u i T covut, skvinI a g a i n s t , y ou a n d e a c l v 'o f y o u . n v r n j l i i h t a l r i m i n ' , o f Avenue. Phone 2202. nnl Stephenson, M. D. West Lei One five-room hunsrnlow, in (root! It la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d , t h a t till* F LO R ID A . IV A M I F o i l SIIMIf l t n l i o n lie p u M I n h o d o n c e a w e e k non, Ind. condition. $500.90 puts you in this v o l i : r o i 'V T Y . J o s e p h D avis, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ f o r e ig h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . In t b e IN C H A N C E R Y ‘ * w i s e ; t l e o r g e W. N o rri s . If li v i n g , house. S a n f o r d l l e r a b l . a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ FOR SALE—Small business, Janie. H. lliirtln lt, ( n o m n t l m a . nml If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g li s h e d In H cm lim le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . quire 402 Sanford Avenue. k n o w n n m l cnllm l J . K. H a r t l u i t , I n t e r e s t u m l e r M n oige W, N o rri s , 1VITNEHH my h a n d a s C l e r k o f Five acre farm on hard road, nm l a l s o k n o w n n m l cnlluit J . C. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; H e tir v L. s a i d C o u r t, a n d t h e s e a l t h e r e o f , now* in crops. Cheap nnw on easy Iln rtlv tl). C u in p laln an i. ( h i s t h e 3 9 th d a y o f N o v e m b e r . A. PAPER SHELL PECANS-60e C h ase, If liv in g , a m i If d e a d , nil VH. p arties c la im in g Interest u n d e r j terms. D. 1931. J. F. Kicklitei, Stnrk, Fla. E m m a Ilriitlo, T h o m a s J. IConnoy, H e n r y L. C h a s e , tl e c e a s e d . o r o t h e r ­ tl A. DOITOI-AHH, T r n s t r e , D n n iel Jtnlil, H r n t r r C le r k , o f ttle C i r c u i t C o u r t, w i s e ; Myrus M. F i s k . If li v in g , am i Wo have houses to rent. Come N uw linll. u n d o t h e r s . D e f e n d a n t s . If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ CASH—Paid for fulso teeth, tit S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . O rd e r F u r I'lilillenlliin e st t i n d e r Myrus M. F i s k , d ec e u se tl, in und se« us.—Scminolo Realty (Meal) tal gold, platinum and discai T n E m m a Ilratlu, If II v Ii i k , a n il If o r o t h e r w i s e ; E l w y u W. L o v e jo y , <’n„ 111! K. Second .Street, U norgii (I. H e r r i n g . ed Jewelry.—Hoko Smelting a d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t If li v in g , anil If ileiitl, a ll p a r t l e a Molli-tliir f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . We have somo bcuutlful lake u n d e r E m m a ll r a d o , d e f e a t e d , o r c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d'-r F I v y u W. Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. o t h e r w i s e : T h o m a s J . K e n n e y , T r u s ­ I.o v e j o y , d e c e a s e d . t.> t i l h e r w l s e ; Iront lots on lotko Wildincro ane- IN T IIK C IU C IT T r O l l l T Ol te e . If livlior, a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r t - J o s e p h F a u l k n e r . If li v i n g , am* It liulf mile front tho Dixie Highway S E H I X H . E C tU ’M ’V. F M M t l D A . Sanford Building nnd Loan A li 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 o m a s ■lead, a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r , si C IIA N C K H Y sociation Preferred Stock can J. K e n n e y , T rustee, tl e c e a s e d , o r u m l e r J o s e p h F a u l k n e r , deceanetl. | in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, T i t l e O u a rIN n n tV A- M o r t g a g e Co.. o t h e r w i s e ; D a tile l J i n ld , If II v Ii ik , o r o t h e r w i s e ; C h a r l e s <\ D ik e If ! for sale. cashed on 60 days notice, inten ( F o r m e r l y Mnnforil M t g c . J . o u n a n d If tlend, a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g li v i n g , a m i If d e a d , u l' p arties Wu will build your borne, landpayable April 1st nnd October 1 Co.,) a eo rp .. C o m p l a i n a n t . I n t e r e s t u n d e r D a n ltd J m l d , d e c e a s ­ c l a i m i n g lutvrt>st u n d e r C i.url«n vs. you can’t beat it. ed. <tr o t h e r w i s e ; H e s t e r l!, N uwliuU D ike, d e c e a s e d , o r o l h e r w l s u ; N e t ­ i scape your urove, nnd relievo you T h o m a s .1. H o ' i I unoii . D e f e n d a n t , If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s t l e V, C o le m a n . If li v in g , a m i If ; .if trouble und worries incident to N O T IC E O F M A S T E R 'S H A I.E elaim liiK I n t e r e s t u n d e r H e s t e r O. d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t building up a place. N o lle,' Is liereh y g i v e n t h a t u m l e r N e w h a l l, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e : n m l e r N e t t l e V. C o le m a n , de-voiseil In tho mcuntlnte, you can go n m l by v i r t u e of n d e c r e e o f fo r e * E d w i n V ic k e r s . If llv lm t. a m i If ■>r o t h e r w i s e ; L y d ia S. H ose, if l i v ­ The annual lawn tennis toun d e a d , nil p a r t l v s e l a l m l n u I n t e r e s t in g , a n il If d e a d , a l l p a r t i s * c l a i m ­ fishing. You can fish in any one c l o s u r e a m t s a le e n t e r e d In t h e ment for the South Florida cha tiinlur E d w i n V ic k e rs , d e c e a s e d , o r in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r , . Lytllft M. R u s e , of the dozen lakes, and if you don't a b o v e . e n t i t l e d c a u s e utt t h e 1 1 t h n ITe held ut Miami I o t h e r w i s e ; H a r r i e t t r . P a n e . If l i v ­ d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; Mnruh F. know how to fish, wo have several d a y of D e c e m b e r. 1921. I, u s S p e c ­ pionkblp tU ial M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y , o n M n m lu y , v. vck i,f Fob. 10. in g . a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l n l m - L e w i s , If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all Irot I n t e r e s t under H a rrie tt t \ p arlies claim in g Interest u n d e r experts who will b« glad to show F e b r u a r y 2nd, 1935, In f r o n t o f t h e PltKO. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. t). sin r a h F. L e w is, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r - you. Mr. Seholfield who has been C o u r t llo tiso at Mnnforil. F l o r i d a , T o h y , If llvlntc, a n d If d e a d , all w in e ; L. W. D lper, If li v in g , a m i If singing nt the B a p tist Church will w ill o f f e r f o r s a l e n m l s ell It, tin , h i g h e s t a m t b est b i d d e r f o r c a s h , p a r l i e s e l a l m l n u I n t e r e s t u m l e r M tlen d, a l l p a r l i e s cluSm lilg l u t s r e s t d u r i n g t h e le g a l h o u r s o f s a l e , th o Chiropodist (J. T o h y . d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; .1, u m l e r L. W. D lper. tlecensetl, o r Vouch for the above. la u d , s l t t i a t e . IV. H a y w a r d , If II vI iik , a n d If d e a d , o t h e r w i s e ; L o w e ll W. Itetsl, If l i v ­ LAKE JESSUP LAND CO„ Inc. f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d FOOT SPECIALIST l y i n g a n d b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y o f a ll purllitH clalm lriK i n t e r e s t u n d e r in g , a m i If d ead , a ll p u r t l e s c l a i m ­ Longwood. FIs'Corns, K unlun*. I n g r o w S em inole a n d S ta te o f F lo rid a, m o re .1. IV. H a y w a r d , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r L o w e l l W. Heed, w i s e ; T h e o d o r e T h n x t e r . J r . If l i v ­ in g , n n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a l m I iik I n t e r e s t u n d e r T h e o d o r e T h a x t er, J r ., d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; M ill­ io n K n o w l e s , If l i v i n g , a n d If dead,nil 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 M illio n K n o w l e s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h ­ e r w i s e ; M a r l a M. K id r e d k «. If li v ­ in g , a n d If d ead , all p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M u r la M. E ld r e d g e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; II. O. L esley. If liv in g , n m l If d e a d , nil 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 II. (1. L e sle y , d e c e a s e d o r o t h ­ e r w i s e - W. K. K iddle. If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a lt p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e st u n d e r IV. E. Itld d l u. d e c e a s e d , or o th e rw is e ; l \ C la rk e W alw o rth , If liv in g , a m i If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s claim in g In te re s t u m le r c. C la rk e W alw o rth , deceased, or o th e rw is e ; J o h n I). L o v e r l n g , If li v i n g , u n d If d e a d , nil 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 J o h n D, L o v e r i n g , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; W a r r e n D u s h h y . It li v in g , a n d If d e a d , n il p arties c laim in g In te re st under W arren liu s h h y , d e c e a s e d , or o th erw ise; W illia m A. S t a r t , If li v i n g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s e l u f m l n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r W i l l i a m A. S t u a r t , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; licorice E. M a r s h . If l i v in g , a n d If d e a d , 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 i . e o r g o E. M a r s h , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; Id a M. H o lm a n , If li v i n g , u n d if d e a d a lt p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t u i i il .r Id a M. H o lm a n , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e ; J n s i n h it O n r d n n . If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t t i n d e r J n s l i t h It. C.urdnn, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M a r t h a JF l a n d e r s ,. If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , nil parties c laim in g In terest u n it e r M a r t h a .1. F l a n d e r s , d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e ; J a m e s M. L e w i s , If II--llig, nm l If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J a m e s M. Lewis, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; S u r a h L il­ lian M au nders. If l i v i n g , a n d if il e a l, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t und>r S a r a h L il li a n M au n d ers, d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e ; M a r y J. K l m h a l l , If liv­ ing1, a n d If tlend, all p a r l i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t ti n d e r M ary J . K lm h a ll. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e : D a v id Ilu e k ley, if liv in g , anti If d e a d , a l l p a r t ­ ies c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r David H m-kley, d e c e a s e d , or otlnw w ls-; J o s e p h D avis. If l i v i n g , a m i If tlend, 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 d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. V i r g i n ­ ia Iteed . If liv in g , an il If tleud. all 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 M. V i r g i n i a H eed, d e c e a s e d , o r iitllurjvi.se; i i c o n : e M. O s h o r n c , If liv in g , tilul If (lead, a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r t l e o r g e M. (•shortie, tl e c e a s e d . o r o t h r w l s e ; A. .J. F e e l ­ i n g , If li v in g , a n d if d e a d , a ll p a r t ­ ie s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r A. J. F e e lin g , deceased. or o th erw ise; O e n r g e A. D avis. If li v in g , am i If (lead, n il p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r ( J c n r g c A. D avis, deecas.Xt, or o t h e r w i s e ; A. II. S ti n s o n . If liv in g , a m i If d e a d , 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 m l e r A. It. S ti n s o n , tiec a s e d , or o th erw ise; L il li a n M. ceased, o r o th erw ise; L i l l i a n ,\I. S t i n s o n . If li v in g , nm l If d e a d , all p a r t ie s c la im in g In te re st u n d e r L il­ l i a n ,\l. Htilisnii. tle c e a se d , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e ; J a m e s F. l l e ii s t ls , if li v in g a m t if d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r J a m e s F. I l e u s t l s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; E v e r e t t C, H a te s, If li v in g , a m t If iL u d . all p arties c laim in g Interest u n it* r E v e r e t t C. H ates, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h ­ e r w i s e ; fJ u o rg e II. A tk in s , If living, ju g . n m l If tlenil. a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m l a g I n t e r e s t u m l e r t l e n r g i It. A t ­ k in s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; Amt 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 H a t h M. C all, deceusvtl, H e n r y M. I l l h k e l . d e c e a s e d . J o h n A. D o u g ­ la s s , d e c e a s e d , ( l e o r g e E. C u r r i e r , d e cea se d . J o h n D av en p o rt, Jr,, d e ­ c e a s e d , J o h n C. H o lm a n , deceusetl. J o s e p h M. L ew is, tleceased , In t h e fo llo w in g d escrib ed p ro p e rty , s i t u ­ a t e . l y i n g n n d b e i n g In H em lnole et>-jAN-2i^a WILMER STEWART Maitland, Fla. Stew art’s Subdivision Atnmonte Springs.. 200 beautiful building lots, prices range $150 to $850. Sue these large lots before you buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot without n public alley in the rear. Colne and see me any time. I live here and want nt ighlHirs. WIL.MEIt STEWART Altamonte Springs. FOR SALE—Several 1-acro tracts of unimproved land. See Ste­ wart, Altamonte Springs. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— Desirable residential lot, close to town. Paved street. All improve­ ments. Owner will sell for $100 cash nnd balance at the rate of $20 monthly. Price $1000, Phono 493-W. Or write Bax 70 care The '-anford Herald. I.t its 1>0, III . 50. 63. 51. 6: «•■ SO. 97. 95. 103. 111. 113. m . n t . t \ 8, 127. 129. 139. n o . 131 ’ 37, U l , M2, i n . 1 15. i l l . 152, 153. till. 157, 159. d ; 7 . IS*, 169, 172, 173, 1 to. , SI. 1*3. 19.1. 1St. ISH, !9H. 197. 19H, n o . 202. :«:t. 2<>il, 212. 213, 211. 217, 2 1 1, 227 • FOR SALE—My property located 2 2 1 229. 230. 1W2. 212 213. t, 2 111 130(1 I’urk. Phone 493-J. Mrs. 317. 251, 258. 257. 25 h[ 259, 360, 282. 2K.1, 281>. 271. 273. 27 i. 278. 2*7, 279. 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"11". ...... • K " am i utittte Im. o r u r e u n k n o w n to th e •‘K“ . a it ■ortllnlg !■• th< ■ p l a n of tin- • o i i p l n l u a n t h e re i n , h av in g or p a r tic u la r ly d escrib ed a s fo llo w s, to -w lt; H o g ln n li ig at a po in t I'M * c h a i n s S o u t h a m t 42.57 c h a i n s W e s t of t h e N o r t h e a s t e o r n e r of S ectio n 2, T o w n s h i p 39 S o u t h , I t a n g o :io E m it, t h e n c e r u n S m i t h 210 fe e t, t h e n c e E a s t 3ID f e e t , t h e n c e N o r t h 210 fe e t , t h e n c o W e a l 310 f e e t t o b e g i n ­ n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g tint) a c r e m o r e o r less, p u r c h a s e r to p a y f o r ti tl e , W E V M A N E. W H I T E . Spec lul M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y . Fred It. Wilson. M ollcltor f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . I ...... 15. 32, 29. J a n . 6. 12. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF SEMINOLE SECURITIES CO. Snnfurd, Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That in pursuance with tho Char­ ter and in accordance with the provisions of law, the annual meet­ ing of the Stockholders of the Sem­ inole Securities Company will he held at the ufllco of the Company, iu the City of Sanford, Floridu, on the 13th day of January, 1925. a*, the hour of four o’clock P. M , for tlte purpose of considering such matters us may lie brought l uforo it. Dated this the 1st day of De­ cember, 1024. Attest: Edward Higgins, Alfred Foster. President. Secretary. || Dlt. C. I.. RtSLHh ’ Y owoll D re w O rla m lo . l ’lione. lllttg. E lsv ato i Try Smith’s Barbe Shop for good barbe work. Ladies welconu Next to Valdez. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT F irst National Bank Bide. Sanford, ■ Florida F re s h F ru its nnd Vegetables PRICES REASONABLE R O Y A L F R U I T CO. Nv\t lit Wrstrru U.liin J. H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans C o m p lete S to r k E. Hvcuml S t r e e t Ball Hardware Co. Nr tv Mrrlwrlhrr llulldins By GEORGE McMANUS ODST'X f o x ^ tv irs ’ A. OltSMdir* ( T O N I G H T A M ’ tS O T H U V i r s “Tl^tEL W O R L D l*b CiCXMMA W O P ME. FKOM P R W E N T - (— — ■ O H *\ O U \ . M O ’b T WACY At'IO l-IAVE d im m e r r- V IT K 0*0 --------- W E L L - IS I'M M O V IM'VGiOLV.tHCV ,,1 i’M 'bORR.X - OUST ^ ^— \ \ 1 O U T i C a m *t P o t j ^ t o L T C ir T ,T H E R g .« j---------- J 1*0 tb ’ii- n iL L iC H T e o CL y ® STOVE WORKS—Oil stoves, wood stoves, ^tul victrolas. Your credit Phone 49L-3. 321 First l Devoe’s [T and POLISH iest Quality Hardware Co. In g N u lls. H e a v y C all '•use* o r tlrvil a c M n t feet. FOR Every HouseWife ALUMINUM BRINGING UP FATHER STOVES See Miscellaneous For Sale - O D T J cy I r r r ' u F iT iu is r . T e r t v i c t . Irrz. - . tv 1/ A. uoU*/, » | .1*|rs#« %J, A \,i i L » t / / /-s ® � 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, January 05, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 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/12b9b9d64e3756ec2372b60d7e6ef6d9.pdf 17173ce08aeed4871024634ebb8e96a3 PDF Text Text ■' ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES •• • . t ___________ • I SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,1925. * ____ Car Of Celery Grown Here Shipped ---- Bight Mile Gale Wavfes Fifteen High on Beftfcfr Atlantic Ct t ; PAYING , Sanford's first car of celery. frown upon the farm of Frank Meischgjwai ahlpptitl to New York frridlay aiternoon. The ceiery, ■ceording :cor n w ; »t> Harry ‘WUKRfi aceo lies.......... WaUch, sales rtaanafe - „’er of the __ m. * tt p Corporation, H iP IIH il Florida •Vegetable which the car waa sent, thi was 5 excellent quality, being matured and bleached. botll tell ___________________ .The far. brought the price of | 2J10 'a grate. H a rt 'll - . '• ritnesse* In Forbes Trial i ' 1 CAMPAIGN Clementel’s Actio* Unoffic . Bat Capital Believes Exchange of Views With U. S. Officials Is Big Step • ■ t • Advances Also Made In English Claims fife I s i— , *k British Government Denies airipered jg N0W PLANNED Report That Montakue Nor­A life lin e r s ktaeAndCoastal mble y 'f l r frORJC, Jan. 8, -W hiftiest anow sne storm has k on the Atlantic Seaarresters predict that ind Saturday and be jy rising temperajcloudy weather. turned to drizzle rday morning, a lie at Atlantic City ' waves on the beach. Ming 700 motor plows, nd 13,000 shovelera. Hnera were overdue ocean traffic was ren­ ts for craft of all sites dw and heavy seas In Ian accompaniment of shore. tic la not expected be'f. The Asiyria if r|. fa late nnd is expected Saturday night or Moun: Clay from two days late nnd tne I about n day late, caused tne pnstponesrture of tfto U. S. S. d 10 destroyers on tho irulse to Southern wn,tpr mnnouvero. They led to sull Friday, nera besides tho Moorted in trouble In .he Shipping Bruni tlbcck from Liverpool I has a broken throttle he British Ulooloo ia few Jersey. S )RK, Jan. 3.—Sixteen an an« 4!T motor .dri»« hnd sweepers, wero nt By and Friday night re­ . eight-inch fall of anow I city’s wide expanso of —the first real snowi winter here. The snow npanied by high wind3 d out of the northwest, eraturo was 24 above rral linera were delayed Into port and them wero linor traffic accidents, ; the city. ships damaged off the oast, the Clyde liner Mo­ il most of her troubles which broke out in her ort time after she had ew York for Charleston onville. The Mohawk reached nt Lewes, Doln?r her passengers had ifered to the cutter Kicr a raging sou and iu the 48 miles nn hour wind, ohawk wns declared to loss in Lewes dispatchother bureau predicted J probably would continue (the night, but the wind down and tho thermoorm Crips Virginia. OND. Vu.. Jan. 3.—Virtentire state of Virginia he grip of a severe Ice storm Friday, with wire ation badly crippled, r and motor transportnded and shipping off the loralized. A heavy wind mes reached almost galo is Inst night washed a tore nt Virginia Beach, ng the lives of four per­ adrift the lightship Cape nd cuused ninny vessels on Ronds to delny movoithing hns been heard of «rgo since early yester- ! npe Charles Lightship ore than two miles from in when the wind broke ngs, but after three hours iptain E. M. Hudson and tmbers of the crew, manHng her nose around and >ack in position. eeps Virginia Coast. -K. Jnn. 3.—A 52-mile f the northwest swept un coast Thursday night morning, cast one, ves*ent another adrift at shipping almost at n for a dav nnd n night ht a terrific rainfall nil |atcr Virginia. S Wild T ii |io Stock Shares ta n PoRK, Jan. 3—SpeculaL« ^ . today’s stock nmrliolcnt bullish dentonstraand in Lllicd eiectviI, Several which recorded ^sins of 4 to 9 points. 1 m*,*. Pac>* 0l" trading util 42 minutes after marthat tne ticker recorded itlons whicli Is the lungfcn record. The total soles nted million nnd half man Here In Interest Debt Anniversary of Birth of Ben­ jamin Franklin Will Be Ob­ PARIS. Jan. 3.—Minister of Fi­ the serveu During c u r in g Thrift m r m Week n e tK nance Clemcntel :----- , has — taken ' . served Beginning Saturday, Jan. 17 "eKatl"UJor!s for .CHICAGO, Jan. A—Elias H. "Why go to St. Loula?" Morti­ 3fcrtlmdt’s rebrwcnLutions of him­ mer asked him. “Come on down to self as a relative and intimate of the li>te President Warren G. Now York with me. I know all.the Harding were described Friday a t executives of the roods down there the Veterans' Bureau fraud trial of and I’ll get your claims allowed. Col Charles R. Forbes, former That's dead easy; dead easy. If head of the bureau and John W. there’s anybody I don't know whom Thompson, contractor In Federal it will be necessary to get in touch Judge Carpenter’s court. with I can get Warren to have B. H. Dahlbcrg, president of the me introduced." Celotex Company, told how whom II MortI •» i __HWho was this tniB ’Warren’ tvttiTut to wnom mer used President .............. name . . hi. trump c.nl K l c f t ' ► Mort!mK »’keJ * « « ney Laughlin. Ing opportunities to servo contrac­ meant tho into president tors. G. Harding," said the wit­ Mrs. Mortimer, the witness said Warren ness. had been introduced to him aa "the lie also asserted Mortimer hnd niece of President Harding." "Mortimer came to my office asked what Dahlberg would be wil­ June 19, 1922," Mr. Dahlberg re­ ling to pay if his efforts were lated. "His wife was with us, and successful. we three had luncheon together. The conference, Dahlberg testi­ He suggested that the next time I fied had taken place June 19. Tho was ip Washington I should look defense made much of this, as him up. He’d get Mrs. Mortimer Mortimer had testified that on to arrange for a presentation to June 19 he passed the entire day tho president and a luncheon or with Col. Forbes, visiting the dinner at the White House.” Great I-nkes training station and Harding Mentioned. the Speeway hospital. During the conference, Dahlbcrg Name l ’»ed Again. sitid, he fhcntlohod he intended go­ Mr. Dahlberg told of another ing out to St. Louis to seo about occasion in the Ambassador hotel some claims against several Mis­ New York, when Mortimer hnd souri railroads he had a t issue be­ dangled President Harding’s name fore the interstate commerce com­ ns a “come on" for the schemes mission. he had on foot. Passengers Sent Speeding tn Homes After Rescue Made Near Delaware Coast Town; Ship Beached to Fight Fire of Road Bom M’CLINTOCK DIED Voting Completion of NATURALLY, SAYS And LakeBuIkheadingifi In Forecast Made Several Passengers COUNTY CORONER Leaped Overboard — . — . CrewForccd to AbandonFight Shepherd Accepts Finding Of Against Fire When Flames! Coroner ns Complete Vindi­ cation of Him nnd His Wife; Become Too Hot; Tug Helps Inquest Has Keen Continued 4 Radio Station Is Believed Assured •City Has Made Most WILMINGTON, Dei., Jnn. 3.— CHICAGO, Jnn. 3,— Chemists Safe aboard two special trains, one Progress In Past speeding north, the outher south, and physicians who exnmined the Five Years of Life passengers and crew of the Clyde exhumed body of William Nelson _____ the funding of tho French debt, to McClintock, 21-ycar-o'd "million­ Liner Mohawk left here Friday * ■ ' -------» NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—The 218th the United States, according to In night after having been brought aire orphan," who died a month Successful floating of n $1,^ anniversary of the birthday of formation given out Friday by tho ashore nt Lewes. Dela., from tho ago, have decided that the young 500,000 bond issue for good fire-swept vessel, benched nenr man’s death wns due to typhoid Benjamin Franklin, "Apostle of foreign office. It was made plain fever complicated hy n secondary roads in Seminole county* the there. Clementel’s ac­ Thrift,” Saturday, Jan. 17, 1925, however, that internal intestinni hemorrhage. completion of the bulkheAding y Behind them lay n night of per­ Coroner will be.observed throughout the tion wns purely unofficial tending Oscar Wolff announced of Lake Monroe, the erection il nt sen, w ith, the fury of tha after their reports hnd been country as tho first of seven dnys rnther to an exchango of viows worst of the winter’s storms on the Friday of n municipal broadcasting submitted' to him. of emphasis upon his principles of between his department and the Atlantic added to the mennee of station nnd the development Willinm D. Shepherd, who, with department tho flames aH the ship fought her his wife, tho boy’s guardian, raised success. The general plans were American treasury . of high-grade subdivisions « way from 7 miles below Sandy than between the two governannounced here today at Nntional young McClintock nnd inherited are the outstanding develop­ Hook, to the Delaware Capes. nients. his fortune, accented the findings Thrift Week headquarters. Sonto wrapped In blankets, oth­ ns a complete vindication of any ments predicted for Sanford I'M Tho French press Friday men­ National Thrift Week is foster­ ers in garments thnt showed the ef­ suspicions the authorities have a t­ during 1925. ed by the Y. M. C. A. through n tioned the supposed details of M. fects of n drenching, 192 passen­ tached to him, nnd in n statement „ J«»bn . Mulnch, chairman of the committee which represents 48 Cicmentcl’s suggestions, such us gers for Jacksonville, Fla., and indicated thnt ho expected to bring county commission, expressed his well-known nationnl, civic, com­ one-half of one per cent interest Charleston, S. C., were transferred legal nction ngainst those lie be­ belief that the bond issue und the mercial, educational and religious on tho capital sum during a mor­ from tho special train that brought lieves responsible for the investiga­ hulkhcading projects will bo ac­ organisations, including the Bank­ them here from Lewes nnd sent tion. complished during the year. Mr. ers Association. American Red atorium period of ten years, but to their destination by raH. The inquest which wob to hnve Mciitch declnred that these, in his these details are declared in of­ C r o s s , Associated Advertising One hundred nnd nino others, been resumed Friday was continued opinion, aro the most vital develop­ Clubs of the World, Association ficial circles tp be mere guesses. Inc’ Aidlng members of tho crew until next Tuesday. Meanwhile as­ ment issues confront!.-.g the city of The finance minister’s sugges­ of Life Insurance Presidents, Boy nnd officials, went to New York, sistant state’ll nttorncys examined Sanford. Other developments, whll* tions woro supposed to have been Scouts of America, Camp Fire from which point tho Mohnwk hnd several new witnesses regarding admittedly of most important na­ Girls, Chamber of Commerce of contained in n memorandum which sailed on New Year’s day, Cnp- Shepherd’s alleged visits to n re­ ture. nro secondary to these, Mr. the U. S.. Council of Y. M. H. & wns delmired tp Ambassador Her­ taln James M. Staples, master of , laboratory four years ago. Meisch believes. rick Tuesday evening when tho Conference Postponed 1 Day Internationally Known Boot­ the Mohuwk, did not come to Wil­ search K. Associations, Federal Council When tho bonds nnd bulkheading The coroner's report of tho autup of Churches, Girl Scouts, General latter colled on Premier Herriot. Because of Delay In Get­ legger Held In Atlunta In mington on tho special train. sy findings and that "there wns arc secured, Mr. Mcisch snid, the Federation of Women’s Clubs, In- The memorandum waa signed hy Among the crew were thoso who nothing abnormal found." He did other developments would take car* ting Together Some of The Company With Woman Giv­ M. Clemcntel instead of by M. tcrhatibnal Rotary Clubs, Kiwania bore marks of the battle they hud discuss tho hocominrv hemorr­ of themseivs, particularly tho Reports of Allied Experts ing Nnmeas MrH.C.C.Hamby waged ugninst the flnmcs ns the not Clubsfi National Board of the Y. Herriot, who in minister of foreign hage or conditions which might tourist hotel. affairs in addition to being pre­ ship tossed In the heavy sens. And have caused it. M. C. A., National Association of Mr. Mcisch has been n resident thus fixing its character ns PARIS, Jnn. 3.—Tho conforenco ATLANTA, Gn., Jnn. 3.—Herbert us tho crew fought, some of leh Real Restate Boards, National Re­ amier, Mr. Hhepherd’H statement snid of Snnford for 17 years, and hat purely tentative move which may passengers brnveiy sang io tho ac­ tail Dry Goods Association, Unit­ may not lead to something more of allied finance' ministers, which Sykes, ‘ internationally known li­ companiment of a ukelclc played that the findings were no surprise been closely identified with the ed States Post Office Department. or to him hut thnt he wns gratified progress of the city during that had been called for next Tuesday quor runner, wnnted in several definite. by u young girl. Tho observance of National thnt the report had bcon made pub­ period. He declares thnt the ci>v to discuss the allotment of Ger- states for alleged crimes varying Passengers Leap Overboard lic. has made more progress during tho Thrift Week has grown from a WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Two Inst five years than during the modest beginning in 1910 into an distinct advances in what Wash­ mnn reparation payments, has from jail breaking to robbery, Aboard the train were two pass­ Mr. Shepherd said: “I know thut in the minds of all whole remainder of that period nnd established program. Records of ington administration officials hope been postponed until Wednesday was arrested in a local hotel late engers who aroused from slumber bud lenped overboard aa the smoko thinking people, I have bcon vin­ intimated his belief in still greater last year's observance show that will result in amicable adjustments because of delay in getting to­ Friday by police. filled their cabins. They hnd been yet in my own ndnd there progress during the coming five the "qreek” was recognised fn one of tho perplexing war debt nnd gether some of the experts’ re­ With Sykes wns a woman who rescued l*y the tug Mars which v/us dicated, is still ono big question. Why years. form or another in thousands of claim tangles with France and ports. gave her name as Mrs. C. C. Ham- among the first to answer tho radio was it dono? No ono but Judge ‘ Mayor Forrest Lake included the communities in this country .and Great Britain, were marked Friday It is expected thnt Winston Hurry Olson can explain this, lie bulkheading. radio plant and h ‘ * tnut in many communities in *<cry In official advices emnting from Churchill, British chancellor of the b^i^nti who claimed to be his sis­ distress calls of the Mohawk. first was discovered about inunchcP 4 ho. investigation*** --•» »*»• .Tho broad stato the observance wns accord­ the Paris and London governments. exchequer, will begin conversa­ ter. She wns charged with vag­ 10The Thursday night accord­ "Our boy’s grave has been desc- Htutlorv will lesult In much fay© ing to a program planned by re­ As regarded by administration tions with Finnnce Minister Clem- rancy and suspicion in connection ing o’clock William Turner, an engine crated, my wife-’a health seriously able advertising, llm mayor points presentative local groups. This leaders here tho most important entel regarding tho French debt with Sykes’ alleged crimes. Roth roomto oiler. "Chief Engineer directed, nnd my good name be­ out, thus getting before the people included, the 1924 reports shows, a developments in the two situations to Great Britain before tho formnl were held withuot bait. Churlps Rich of Brooklyn, N. Y„ smirched by tho repetition of vile of the country tho ndvnntagca of largely increased use of newspa­ was the report from Ambassador conference opens. Despatches Sykes was arrested, according to found it in the afterhold ns wo the Sanford section and nt the same per advertising space devoted to Herrick thnt he had received a com­ from London today stnted thnt officers in connection with nn at­ were off the Jersey const, and wj insinuations und innuendos. * "The public und 1 aro entitled to time impressing prospective intmicarry tqi millions of readers prac­ munication from tho French finance Churchill wns leaving for Pnris tempted robbery at Jonesboro, Ga., started in to fight it," he snid. :rnnt» to thin section with San tical inspiration as to thrifty, use minister, containing elements of a Monday. . several days ago. After he wns Using "ledge hummers wu broke know the nninius nmr inulice that is ord’i municipal spirit. plan worked out by him for re­ of their money power. It is pointed out that discus­ arrested, It was learned he was down bulkhends nnd ripped up chc behind ull this." Judge Olson after reuding the Tho comn'ction of the bulkhead­ funding war debts to the United, sions on the subject of debts will wnnted in West Virginia and FlorThe purpose of Nationnl Thrift deck to get at it und nil the time suid that if Mr. Shep­ ing will tiring additional valuos to Week is .to help Americans think States. Tho ambassador’s report ’be entirely separate from the for­ ido. Federal prison officials said tho ship wns rolling and pitching. stHtuinentH herd would make his request over nil Sanford renl estate, particu­ straight about money matters. was received by Secretary Hughes ma! conference. JnmcH A. Logan Sykes served a four year term in But thp water supply wns good and 1his signnture and thut of his wife, larly tho down-town section where and the news given ot once to the Jr., representing the United Stat­ the penitentiary here and was re­ Ten Ltepg •have como to bo regard­ the lights stayed on." waiving action for libel, he would sites for distributing offices will be meeting in regular session es, has instructions ugninst parti­ leased lust January. ed as the essentials of all-round cabinet Crew Leaves When Flrce Becomes consider telling. nt n iircmium. With the bulk­ tho White House. cipation in any conference or dis­ The police found an eight enrat thrifty program for the individ­ at Regarding Hot head, it is believed, Sanford will He said the rights of Miss Isuthe question of claims cussion on general debt settle­ diamond ring in a local pawnshop ual, as follows: Captain .Staples headed for the clle Pope, young McClintock’s ft- make n long step toward the great­ collections by tho United States ment. during the day, which they suit], Work and Earn, Make n Bud­ from Germany, now the subject of Dolawaro Capes, members of tho ansce, who waited to marry him est Inland city in the state through . Tho ngenda calls for the clean­ Mrs. Hamby ndmltted having left said, when it becume appar­ when he died and who wns left beeing the undisputed distributing get, Record Expenditures, Have n diplomatic exchanges between the ing up of bnck accounts and a div­ there. This wns believed to be Crew Bank Account. Carry Life Insur­ state department and tho London ision of the Ruhr receipts and oth­ port of loot in one of Sykes’ recent ent that the first was gainin'; hrud- an unnuity of $8,000 under tho will, center of Florida. wuy. The storm prevented tho and of other possible heirs would ance, Own Your Home, Make a foreign office, it was snid the latest er reparations, including a busis crimes, officers said. The advantages of tho tourist ho­ Mohawk from anchoring until the have to be considered in making tel were referred to as being ob­ Will, Invent in Sitfo Securities, note from London on that subject for the distribution of the Dnwes Duytona, Florida, police want vicinity of Brandywine Light, about Pny Bills Promptly, Shnro With had been received and would be un- plnn annuities. Sykes on u charge of robbery, it seven miles north of Lewes, wns public the sourcu of his informa­ vious. Not only will it bring to Others. 5 swered before J uij. t), when the al­ wns stated. Following his reiense reached. Thcro with the merchants tion. This reply was laid before Sunford, it U said, the better cln** The days of the "week" will be lied finance ministers gather in from the penitentiary here last und miners liner I’ersiun, the coast Mr. Shepherd ns he wus about to of tourists, people who, if Intenvt. Secret Army Charge. designated ns follows: Saturday, Paris to discuss the allocation to ed, are cnpnldo of doing murh for BERLIN, Jan. 3.—General Roye year, Sykes returned to Charles­ guard cutter Kicknpoo und the tug leave his law office. Jan. 17, "Pny Bills Day"; Sunday, bo paid by Germany under the a French member of the inter-al- ton, W. Vo., where he was arrested the development of the city, hut Murs nnd Kaleen ulongsidoc, the will provid for n variety of excel­ "Sharo With Others Day"; Mon­ Dawes plan. lled military control commission on u chnrge of violating tho prohi­ Mohuwk came to rest in n heavy ChambertifCommerce lent advertising that is procured day, “National Thrift Day or Bank is sending to nmbusHndors confer­ bition Inw, officers continued. Tho to g. satisfied customeri. Then Day"; Tuesday, “ Life I m. urn nee Seeking Co-operation through ence a report alleging thnt the former convict wns released in $ 10,there also will be, it wns pointed Day,” Wednesday, "Own Your Own reiehswehr is maintaining recruit­ (100 bond, which wns forfeited. Among its Members out. a larg" sum of money released Home Day," Thursday "Budget ing offices which posses compre­ Since then a nationwide search hns I In Snnford through the payment Day," and Friday "Safe Invest­ hensive lists of secret regular ar­ been conducted for the man. ; for labor and materials. ments Day." As a menus of keeping in closer my. according to an article pub­ Sykes’ sentence to the Atlanta The view of Sanford so largo that touch with Its individual members, A change from Inst yenr In the lished Friday in tho Berlin Zcit- penitentiary followed his conviction the Snnford Chandler of Commerce the territory around Enterprise will ung Am Mittng. The general al­ on charges of violating the dry designation for Friday, in place of hnH inuuguruted u sysicm of tie developed ns suburbs and con­ charges thnt short time volun­ laws, it was stated. "Make a Will Day.” This point E. D. Rrownlee, pastor of so "thought survey" whereby luumbera ! netted with the city through the teers aro being trained at the rate is retained in the guiding rules, theDr.Sanford Prusbyterian Church, of 20,000 every three months as prepared lake boulevard was Relief from trouble with city gas are asked to record und send to ■sketched but the committee feels that in­ will enter upon Former Congressman pressure his thirteenth year irregulars. by R. J. Holly, president which has been prevalent the chamber such ideas or thoughts creased effort is desirable to guard of service ns n local minister when of the Rotary club. This, how­ they have for the development of during tho pust week wus promised the public ngainst the sale of he delivers his sormon James Husted Is Dead the people of Sunford by Sunday the city. Sunday ever, Mr. Holly does not expect to worthless stocks and bonds. morning. Dr. Brownlee, with one American Business Though tho author's name Is be wholly nttalned during 1925 but night at which time officinls of tho NEW YORK, Jan. 3.— Former city government expect to have re­ withheld, tho following thought was thnt appreciable pTogrcis in this exception, is tho oldest minister, With Soviet Gains Representative Janies W. llusted, pairs at the gas plant completed. pointed by -to by chumbcr officials direction will be made luring 1925. in point of service ut ono church, of W. Va.( died of heart disease at Officials A population of 25,000 by 1928 in tho stnte of Florida. declare that they aro mak­ as one of the most upt received re­ NEW YORK, Jon. 3.—Tho Unit- a hospital hero Friday night. Mr. cently: "Advertise as much ns pos­ was predicted by Mr. IIoll/. There Under Dr. Brownlee’s leadership ing every effort to hurry the re­ States did 50 per cent more bus­ Husted a Republican, served from WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 .-A new sible in Florida during tlnj next will be corresponding development membership of the church has cd iness with Soviet Russia last year 1919 to 1923 from the twenty-fifth pairs but thut the people of San­ two months. Encourage those who ‘in the country nnd city ami among postal rate bill was reported by u tho grown from 135 to 565 during tho ford will be forced to content them­ without official recognition than senate committee. ... . York district. He wns pres­ 12 years of his stay here. Tho with Czarist Russia before the war, New with somewhnt limited ser­ have property to sell and at reas­ tho outstanding achievements of ident of tho Peekskill National selves President Coolidge disposed of new ^ w members members who entered tho onable profits und to discourage the city will V included the tour­ vice for n short period longer. according to claims by the soviet Bank and Northeastern Pin Com­ several judgeship appointments. ' W speculative prices. Sell Sanford ist hotel, the lake bulkheading and The trouble, it is understood, lies church during December is plac­ envoys here Saturday. pany. The treasury took the first step to Snnford and boost the "other , the boulevard. Sunford is facing in the gas container which is said ed at 19 while Dr. Brpwnlee ex­ toward financing the soldiers to bo old. When repairs became fellow's game" wherever opportun­ j the greatest year in its history but pects a larger number to join dur­ bonus. 192(5 nnd following years are ex­ • needed it wns found necessary to ity is offered. ing January. Walter D. Van Riper was re­ pected to 5»<* still greater. San All members of the chamber ure send away for the parts required During Dr. Brownlee’s term of moved as assistant United States • ford, Mr. Holly believes, is ju»t asked to express their views upon which is causing the deluy. service ••• in — Sanford four im persons attorney for New Jersey. --*••**' ••••«*.„ *yu> iuiu a special blank which is being mail­ 1now entering its first real period Low pressure, it is said, has been President Coolidge wns said to haVo t,nterctl the service of the of expansion and there is not limit prevalent over cirtunlly the entire ed. be not In favor of an international Presbyterian church. These arc to the possibilities, city, some localities suffering more Rev. Tenny I. Duane, assistant economic nnd armament conference. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 3.—Jack- and will go direct to the governor's than others. It is believed, how­ Mrs. Henry Wight, president of The budget bureau asked con pastor of the Charleston, W. Va., zonvillo Saturday said good-bye to mansion which was vacated this ever, thnt those using gas will be Says Auto Accident the Womans club, expressed her gress for $ 100,000,000 for refund­ church; Miss Zita Duvison and two of its most distinguished cit­ morning by Gov. Cary A. Hardee. able to get enough gns pressuro to firm conviction that the objective Friday Unavoidable of ing of federal taxes illegally col­ Mist Gussie Hinton, teachers at izens—the next governor and first The governor will be there to wel­ provide for .necessities until full tho club, the creation of a sti. lected. tho Bevchwood Seminary, ut Heid­ lady of Florida. ’ nnd purk commisiion to have su­ come his successor and turn ever service is regained Sunday. That the automobile crash on pervision Corinno Ed The war department --- m----- WjU U i - appropria- elberg, IVI Ky., and Miss V VI John W. Martin, three times to him the keys of his futurj home. of the streats and packs the Orlando road early Friday tion bill, carrying $331,131,114 was dy who awaiting appointment ...... it ........... * «v >-.rU.„v,„sii, mayor of Jacksonville, who has of Snnford and to provide for tha First Prepared Speech morning in which LeRoy Kirkley reported to the house. ■■ ~ • beer, honored hy the highest office as u — missionary to China and jn Gov.-elect Martin took with him Miss Hume Married (Continued From Page 3) 4 42 4 4 2 4 4 wus painfully injured, was un un­ An investigation of the tariff the meuntime doing welfare work within the gift of the people of to Talluhusseo the first prepared To Persian Attache avoidable accident is the opinion commission waa asked by Senator among the subnormal children of state, accompanied by Mrs. speech of his career, it is his inau­ Robinson, off Arkansas, the Dun- ciew iVisa/ fork. ✓ nrl* Mfir ftin Ijkfft . expressed Saturday afternoon by Ten People Lose Lives Martin left Kqlllfrlttl/ Saturday »morning for gural address which ho will deliver ocratic leader. WASHING ION. Jan. 3. — The F. H. Thrasher, of Orlando, own­ In Fires In Two Cities Dr. Brownlee is n native of Tullahnaseo to take up their resi­ next Tuecdsy after being inducted marriage of Miss Margaret Hume, er of the truck which Mr. KirkThe senate appropriations corn- Georgia. He studied nt the Uni­ dence in the governor's mansion into office. MONTREAL. Jan. 3,—Nino p trmittee reported . its first supply versity of Georgia, Presbyterian for the next four years. "I have made muny speeches dur­ prominent Jn Washington Society ley’s machine collided. A dense sons, eight of them small cbildrt n, bill of the session, that for the University nnd Princeton. Prior Go By Automobile ing my official career’’ Mr. Mur- to Abdullah Kntesam, secretary of fog causing extremely low visi­ lost their lives early Saturday when postofficc and treasury depart­ to coining to Hanford he was for They are making the trip by tin suid, “but this is the (list time the Persian Legation, became bility is given by Mr. Thrasher us firo swept through three dwellings ments. governor-elect I have V»v» ----TV» iv icii ua awt m i tI | known hero Saturday. The wedding the chief cause of the accident. ever written soccch six years pastor of the Rock automobile. The in two different sections if the A prospect of further progress Springs Presbyterian church at wilt drive his btudebnkor sodan, ac- always speuk extemporaneously took pises nt Alexandria, Va., sev­ Mr. Thrasher declared that his city. In each case the flnr-its rcompanied n m n n n im l K K t m twife, u t t,* nnd ..u second : i ____«... > . V . eral duya ago attended by friends. toward settlement of tho Franco- Atlanta. byv his truck, the third of a column of spread so rupidly the vUtims were and. never know what I am going Anierican war debt was seen in | automobile carrying their luggage to say until u get up on m; feet. four, was being driven slowly on trapped in bed* or overcome as official announcement that a fo:-m- i> i ; j . . » nnd servants will follow. "This time, however, I thought Former Governor Of the ri^ht side of the road, by a they attempted to flee. ui note on the subject has been nd-| I O IIC v IIlB ll IS A f r C S l C u musing farewell mrcweii was wns given it best to devote more time to my A rousing man whose name is given as Joe dressed to Washington by France. I^n r P i m n i t i a - W h i u L r n v them iuct before they left the llo- rpcech. It will be delivered in 10 Virginia Succumbs Cash. The truck, Mr. Thrasher FIREMAN LOSES LIFE •--------------------------- 1 u r r u n n i n g n i S K e y tel Seminole Ut 8 .a. m. , , where they . r- —* -------— # minutes’ time. asserted, wns equipped with lights r i f API h t t p v p * „ have made their home for several During the World War. ns mayor ROANOKE, Va.. Jan. 3.—Jnmoa In both front nnd rcur. Wheth­ „ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. J .-O n ; Markets. Patrolman s C S ’ Week8' l£ rien.‘H of the next govern- of Jacksonville, Mr. Martin doliver- Huge Tyler, 78, former governor er or not Mr. Kirkley was speed­ fireman lost hLt life and proper**' CHICAGO, Jan. 3 —Wheat, May rkn,i ** F ?yd#A* Dcwcso, of the or anu his wife assembled in fro n t! ed an average of three rpceehes of Virginiu and prominent in Pres­ ing at the time of the accident Mr. ■valued at approximately half milfbv C o ^ r P n l i ^ m T g r °«St* £ “ .h thV ° ,ico band a da>- During his gubernatorial byterian church affairs, died at Thrasher declared could not ascer­ | ion was destroyed by flr« wh.i"h 17C to^i; July, 151 %»; to ?»; Corn, ^Sehr . Fr,‘!»y andb‘‘‘ them God speed; Icampaign he delivered over 800 his home in East Radford early tain. k it Mr. KIriiI*v’» May, 128% to Oats, May 02V» night charged with running th r o u g h tw 0 U u l a i a i s acarwhU-| Mr. and Mrs. Martin exuect •*» I sp*-^*.. Ever/ cnc of tr.cn; was Sutiiiuay according to u messnjj.* iv.ctcr I* ewiu to tt44*v iluppcu 441 j to turuay. iuo buildings were oocuV*y into the city. the cnpitnl about received here. e’J mile* pc? hour. pied by auto-accessorie* e m ALLIED FINANCE|FAMOUS WHISKEY MINISTERS MEET RUNNER,HERBERT ON WEDNESDAY SYKES, ARRESTED ? Minister Ends 12 Years Of Service As Sanford Pastor Normal Service By City Gas Plant Is Assured By Sunday Washington N e w s i u n f Im # t i ______ a. I i P p o a n v Y n r ln n M BM M - - k. e n n m m $-. . - .I/. . - - m . I_ Governor-Elect And Wife Depart For Tallahassee To Occupy State Mansion I ff t K t %t L M n A L - aa a —- I M �* :m W K.PJI Hi Contini Merchandise A MILLION Financial Year Of Most History; Rail Lead All In Gains Id ___________ its Last Year W ord 65 A QUADB ANGULAX QUANDARY— • By A C. BOYDInsr na !nuhifltantial ■ _train over $730,­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. l.-F lorida Inc S i i a quadh-angplar quandary which b n o i so queer, in its quer­ . he figure* figui 47,-the of the previou* T l o onas syznbi symbolsf * os.“you might suppose^ There is only one foreign continued to lnc»Yaic R£ mf retail* 6three montPBBKihDDftIhIntfiWMfeB hr. reference. . diso export* and during the three Below era th a ''definltlone for the words contained la the puzzle. ° PU.,r‘n? , ' 7 % “£ I U l* , valued at $281,134, and te* -!\ *S4a*'l*vcJsL «-*dt»- , • •iX re $ r * *• t*»**lr spt. 30, IL L reaen- f||e products at $95,089 also a p - i ’ monthe ended Sept, as pear in the statistics released. • ed valnationa of __ $6,937,174, . . w /. compered with $5,9 55,587 and $o,-w The.first m a .m ,, ten states in the tabu ( r ' the amounts of their * j 929,86! for the fir»t and *econd flation end quarters of the year, respectively; export trade are New York -with j according to statistic* rtleaseu figure* of $175,909.180; Texas Thursday by the Department of $168,205,839; Pennsylvania. $71,­ Commerce. Incidentally', it main­ 834,832; Illinois, $70,755,613: Cal­ IT IT tained its 28th place in the relative ifornia $54*374.555; New Jersey standing of the states of the un­ $49352.174; Louisiana, $46,470, ion. . llt . 829; Michigan, $39,715,774; Ohio.! Plank boards andscantlings $31,071,984; and Massachusetts, j . W maintained the lead of commodi­ with figure* of $27,702,446. Mississippi just ahead of Folr-| p ties’ exported and were valued at 21 $2,012,868 for the quarter^ under Ida in the • landing, had an advan-1 . review, an increase of $345,763 ov­ tage of $612,172 tn this phase of ! er the figures of the previous quur- foreign trade, while Florida in turn j ter. Rosin took second place in tho led Oklahoma, its runner-up, by i list from fertilisers, and reached $427,278. G’rand totals for the first nine ‘ valuations of $1,424,684 as com­ pared with $1,191,039 for the ear­ months of the year give Florida J . & lier three-month period. Fertilizer figures of $19332,622 and 31st place i * and fertilier materials, in third in the standing of the different I I place, wore valued at $1,260,709, states. Oklahoma in thirteenthI and registered a drop of $120,581 plain Iixl Florida by $1,679,374, but from the figures for the quarter Florida had the substantial advan­ 32 ended June $0,1924. Next in or­ tage of $2,378,127 over the figures der came spirits a.t turpentine of Mouth Carolina, its runner-up in amounting to $1,066,182, represent- the race. Z m tra; 1C *— -• — - York (3$|) j cbeatra; 7:90 e n ttr u T '' chestra; 10:30 dance. ALBANY. N. Y„ Jan. 1.—Fail­ rented an office equipped it with WJ2—New York (45b ■< ure to obtain credit and inability to second hand furniture, obtained a tra; 9:30 dance. hotel room for himself end set out WNYC—New York cope with a hearty appetite to do business. Wholesale radio Four; 7:40 i brought about the downfall of Ar­ houses refused to extend credit. He Chateau tel; 8:$0 instrumental tried firms in nearby cities with thur Hartman of New Yorlt City, WCAL—Xorthfleld when be attempted with a capital the same result*. His capital stock musical.. of $80, to make a million in the shrank and he sold hla furniture radio business in Albany. Hart­ to get a new start. Luck again ^KGO—Oakland (312) • . man. who is more than six feet went against him. He gave up his 10 drama; 12 dance. ! tall and said he is only 15, has hotel room and tried again to col­ WTAY—Oak Park (l His efforts were artists. i gone home. He went with a full lect a stock. ] stomach, but his purse was empty fruitless, however, and finaRy he _ WFI—Philadelphla (38 and his hopes to corner the Albany reaehed the point where both purse 7 recital; 8 concert. * radio supply market were blasted, and stomach were emptjr. He > yfiA R —Philadelphia (] i Hartman told the police he had realized his failure. His appetite began to bother Ulke I proposed to his father, a salesman KDKA—Pittsburgh ( that they embark in the radio sup- him then, and so Hartman took his ' ['>• business. lie explained friends troubles to the police. They turn ntenr- 7:30 concert. WCAE—Pittsburgh (3 ! hnd made millions, one of them ed him over to the humane society rtsrting with a capital of only, and officials of that organization gtoJ 7 ; 7-30 Concert. (CO. The father was deaf to his after seeing to it his stomach was tt ^ ^ —Pittsburgh (4 proposals, however so he collected filled, gave him some business ndn capital of $80 and came to A1-; vice and notified his fathet. The bany. j father came to this city ai(d took 12 orchestra. KPO—San Francisco That was three weeks ago. He the boy back home. orchestra. KFOA—Seattle (««) J0.J •WOC—Davenport (484) 7:80 re­ cert; 12:00 jatt. ligious; 8 orchestra, songs. KFQX—Seattle (2*v Radio Program KTHS—Hot Springs (375) 8:30 ry; 10 orchestra; 11 dance. -• concert; 10:30 dance. KFNF—Shcnanfioer i Program for Jan. 3. WDAF—Kansas City Star (411) WGR—Buffalo (319) 6-6:30. 6-7 School of the Air; 11:45-1 program. WBZ—Springfield () KYW—Chicago (536) 6:35 Uncle Nighthawk frolic. trio; 7:16 orchestra, * WHAS—Louisville Times (400) prono baritone; 8:15 *» Bob; 7 concert; 8 musical; 9:05 Youth’s Companion; 9:35 Congress 7:30 concert. reader; 8:45 orchestra. WMC—Memphis (501) 8 stoty; classic; 12-2 carnival, Nighthawks. K8D—St. Louis Port WGN—Chicago (370) 0 organ; 8:30 concert. (546) 11:30 orchestra. WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul 6:30 concert; 8 classical; 10 dance. KSD—St. Louis Post WI.S—Chicago (345) 7 lullaby (417) 8 philosophies; 8:30 announc­ (546) 11:80 orchestra. ed; 10 orchestra. , . WRC—WaahiogVp (j time; 7:15 entertainers. CKAC—Montreal (425) 6 sto­ music; 7:15 Bible talk; . WMAQ—Chicago (447.5) 6 or­ chestra; 6:30 radio photologue; 9 ries; 6:30 concert; 7:30 studio; 9:30 cert; 9:30 orchestra; 10:L dance. Chicago theatre revue. WAHG—Richmond Hill I WQJ—Chicago (448) 7 concert, WNJ—Newark (233 ) 9:30 revue, scrcnadors. soprano, pianist, tenor: 10«2 Sky­ o WOR—Newark (405) 8 “How to Live 150 Years.” larks.- mciodinns, entertainers. WBAV—Columbus (423) 8 dnnee WBBR—New York (273) 7-7:50 Sanitary ;hand dean WFAA—Dallas News (476) 8:30 j trio, noprano. Bible, pressing. Scotch Woolca scrcnadors; 11 orchestra. } WEAF—New York (492) 6*30 East 2nd. Sti YOBK, Jen. 1/—American daring 1924 subscribed . „ _ j ■ billion dollars for forr leans, an outstanding achievehi a year that passes into i! history as one 'of*the i remarkable on record ir. the • f new financing, tot only did the volume of for•IgA financing establish a new reconL but the total of all near cap­ ital flotations as wctR ranked m amhftff highest in history. Al­ Fm~-i though the accurate compilations arc n‘; • not' yet available, preliminary csT ttm itis Indicate that public offerlag* of all atocks and bond* dtirr lag the year approximated $6,000,­ 000,000, contrasted with about $4,­ 700,000,000 in 1923. Foreign bonds run a close race with state and municipal offering* 34 35 fa r'first place in the amount of new business handled. Flotations of the latter aggregating almost times over-subscribed and public National Guard Meet 37 • $1,400,000,000 eclipsed all previous demand for the bonds enabled records, while the latest figures them to command u substantial St. Petersburg Wants on foreign loans indicated that the tremium in stock cxchungc tradtotal would reach slightly more ng. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.— The largest single piece of fi­ Efforts are to be made to bring than $ 1,200,000,000. 1—thin, nar­ ]—sliced cal*- 14—famous 22— people who Trading in tho bond market nancing was the $160,000,000 Jap­ row stip of French bag* salad favor war tho annua! convention of the Na­ throughout the year was marked anese reconstruction loan, which wood 23— :tnare 2— name of a scientist by a progressive forward move­ was floated early in the year and tional Guard Association of the ' C—breezy 24— r.maJI 16—ax*»ii:ied letter ment, governed largely by the easy several time* oversubscribed. The United States to St. Petersburg parts 8—harvesters mound 3—a drink ■ money situation. As 1924 drew to $100,000,000 loan to France late in nt the same as the Spanish '.Var 11—part of 4— s e l f . gen­ 18—str:k»-s an 25— affirmative a cloae the price average of 40 rep­ the year, which replaced a credit of erated verb 'to be’ 2C— f-n«rg7 niOt'jde resentative issues was the highest similar *ize extended by J. P. Mor­ Veterans gather here,, probably 13— love (slang) 20— humor 5— 100 square 21— re-t 2R—total In MVeral years and approximately gan & Co., to stabilize tho franc, lute in September, it is announc­ 14— father meters ed by J. R. Cnnd, secretary of the 15—combat 20—.;incc 0 points nbovc the low mark reach, ranked third in size. 25—to os.citate (HVench) 81 — religious 6— exists 7. 2C— hollow •a early in the year. • Tho government of Argentina chamber of commerce. It is point­ 17—single 7— period of 27—Feline’s An abundance of idle funds, nt- was the most frequent borrower ed out that heretofore organiza­ 18- —o n e hun­ 33— repetitive prefix dred p e r I o w tnur* time . tOstod by gradual reductions in the in the American market during the tions connected ^with the Spanish S4—finer.* cent rataa for time and call money and year, placing five separate bond war veterans bqve taken advan36— tidy 10—before three cut* in th* V«»t, 29—confusion wrote- «ngn.Kaung mure -rag e u rrh e convention date ofth e TU—line 37— comesop 12—soldiers of 31—tap *1 Reserve Bank's rediscount rate, than $100,000,000. Other promi­ latter organization on account of 21 —distr^j signal the sta to 32—placed contributed to the bond market's nent foreign borrowers were Mexi­ the reduced railroad fares grant­ f 34— parent BtXiWth. The flow of idle cash co, $50,000,000; Holland, $40,000,­ ed by railroad*. 35— therefore iota investment securities carried 000; Belgium, Sweden und Switzer­ I ± . rice of U. 8. government obll- land, $30,000,000 each; Norway, Herewith is solution to puzzk»ns well above par and brought $25,000,000 and Hungary, $7,600,­ Power Development Is No 64. i Tip For Beginners. 11$a steady appreciation in the 000. Sought By Irishmen ted values of all types of corSolve this puzzle by compar­ The year witnessed the plucing ponation and foreign government in operation und subsequent col­ ing the synonyms listed in the DUBLIN, Jan. 1. — In addi­ •Tionzontai" and "Vertical" WWW?. lapse of the Maxican debt agree­ tion to tho project for harnessing The most striking performances ment, when service on the $500,­ columns with the number of spaces extending crosswise or of tha year were given by semi­ 000,000 debt was defaulted on July the River Shunnon for the genera­ downward on the diagram, as *speculative railroad bonds, which 1, Lite in the year prospects for tion of electrical power for the the case may be. If a word led the market in turnover and in u resumption of service brighten­ Free .Stutc, which hus been en­ occurs to vou meaning sub­ tha extent of individual gains. Tho ed when it was reported that pro­ trust to a Gertnun firm, plans stantially the same as tho great improvement in the general ceeds from the sale of a $50,000,­ have been placed before the Free t Bynonyin and the correct num­ railroad situation during the year, 000 loan would be made available State parliament for the utilization ber of letters to fit in the of the River Liffey, which runs which was reflected in the leading for that purpose. f spaces between its number and through Dublin. part played by rail shares in tho T Defaults of intercut payments the first shaded stop following, Objection has been mnde on the post-alection stock market boom, w-rite it In lightly. Work sway also enlivened trading In the bonds on bonds increased during the yenr, ground that the plnn* under con­ the small words, the “easy" of the carriers. Net gains of !i0 th$ total value of industrial issue* templation would result in spoil­ words, first, and they will give points or mpre for the yeur were in ilefuult mounting from $96,811,­ ing the fuitious salmon leap ut you plenty of clues to tin dif­ scored by some of the income und 300 to $123,891,000. Leixlip and the falls of Poulaficult onev t-Total sales of listed bonds on phuca, both beauty spots. adjustment lima, mos| directly utC * ?rr* * t. IR * . K.-m r i u c n i « n < i> ,iu i»fected by favorable earnings nr.d the New York Stock Exchange ex­ panded to utmost $4,000,000,000, dividends developments. Y ' Maintenance of easy money rates un impressive gain over 1923 when throughout the year resulted in tho transactions, aggregated approxi­ ? saying of Vnillions of dollars to mately $2,750,000,000 und within foreign governments and domestic striking distance of the record high f corporations, which carried out ex­ level of $4,098,600,027 established T tensive refunding rc operations ut ip 1922. lower interest c h a fe s. The bulk T Of more than $100,000,000 in bond It doesn’t take n bit more timo ? and note offerings by government to nruount to something in the : of Arffgentinu wns used to retire world thun it does to umount to SPECIAL PRICES maturing issuer. The largest re­ nothing. See funding program completed during the year was by the Baltimore & Prunes now nre dried by elec­ Ohio Railroad which sold moi'e thnn $100,000,000 in new bonds to meet tricity, and nine-tenths of them PHONE 518. Y 1025 maturities. Satisfactory pro. served cold to Imardcr*. FIRST STREET gress was reported Into in the year Y by the New Haven and 8t. Pnul Y railroads on their 1925 refunding ■i ii ilin rtH e e e e B a e e e a e B a e e e e e a a a a i plans. Tho prompt absorption of new financing was one of the favorable 3 development* of the investment ■ market. At ho tinio during the This Paint i.s not effected by ■ year did the market experience dif­ the Jler.MinR Nun. It is KiusY ficulty iq digesting new issues, dcaplt$ the expansion in business. tlc—It Contracts mid Expands With the investment appetite whet­ ted by tho easo of money, virtually with the Weather— It is Non* all offerings were over-subscribed, Porous. No Moisture eun Kef many of them three or four time*. An unusually Iurge number of high in. grade note issues wfis placed pri­ Y vately among institutions without t recourse to public offering. A fair measure of the invent* Sold lly ment demand wns sbpplicd by tieheavy over-subscription of the United Btatun Treasury’s long-1 ■i term 4 pec cent bond is.tuo in! B! which tho government turned lut-il in the year after financing its re -1 quirement* for several years by a If you are on the m ark et for Celery Wire abort term note*. Within u few 2 days subscriptions for the issue, on which cash purchni-cs were limited Si or Crate JJails, etc. . a to $800,000,000, had exceeded $1.­ a 000,000,000. Bankers estimated a that total subscriptions, including Y the exchange of third Liberty -11i per cent bonds und maturing cer­ t tificates, would run dose to $2,­ 000,000,000. — Y Overshadowing all other individ­ 2; ual bond offerings in importance ■ and widrsprend interest wus the American participation in tin1 In. ■i ternatlonal loan to Germany. Tic■ $110,000,000 potion of the $200,­ ■ a1 000,000 financing offered in the United Status was more than fiva 112 W. First St. Phone 302. T X. 75 27 f t* ‘ ? i * V | B a tte r ie s & T ire s Y t SUN PROOF Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE SELLING AT COST Three 2-Horsc IRON AGE SPRAYERS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y THE Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Company 50 Cross Word Puzzles R e g u la r $ 3 9 .5 0 D re sse s S a tu r d a y O n ly a t These are the frocks you’ve admired. Modish $30.50 dresses jn satins, in crepes, faille silk and velvets. Saturday at $20.50. They're handsome­ ly trimmed with plain and fancy embroidery, with fur, and different stit­ ching effects. In colors of cocoa, blue, brown and black. Sizes 15 to 10. Saturday $20.50. * t * . FLUOR 2 D-I . - .............. ' Batli Robes GIRLS PAJAMAS $2.98 $1.49 Cortluory bath robes in copen, rose, lavender, red. Sizes 3(» to -H. Keg. $3.50. Saturday only $2.0$ Outing Pajamas for girls 12 to 14 years that sell regularly at $1.75. Saturday only to sell $1.19 suit. . FLOOR 2 D-I Call 446 HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY TH E HOUSE OF QUALITY” .................... $1.35 I’nntpaid \ complete book of 50 puzzk a bound with a t­ tractive li u r d rover, including a Venus Pencil. The Rage of the Day! Spend evenings \ profitably h y j improving your ' mind, fnstrucj live-educational. T t; * | | w o r d puzz ire will add countless words’ to yuur vocabulary. Order NOW and be convinced! • Head your .order at once. The first volume trill suri*;’ make you n fan und gvl ymj ready * far the next series. Send money order, exnres* or cashier’s draft. We will ship COD'll you desire and charge you the postage. SPFA.IAL.UFLKU. We wilt send, po-tpuid Series 1—2—3 $I.U0 DAKWAL COUP. IK pi. A-1113 799 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Our patrons nre generous in their praise this weekly special event. And the part which proves to us that our efforts are successful is the.I steady increase of customers and saleR. At the start of the yeah wc thank 1 you for your patronage—und re-dedieate ourselves to making Saturday a Better thun expected day. .. aaaaaaanai Y Y Y Y Y *Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Here’s 'the One R E A L Test f Before making your final selection, heur ull the other phonographs and have the one you think best sunt to your homo on approval. Thun let ua place beside it u Nutv Edison phonograph no that you may compare the two. This in the final tuHt of merit— the only te.st that is fair to you—ami it will assure your lasting satisfaction. t A small initial paym ent will place the instrum ent of your choice in your home j \ \ J.H .H interm ister P ia n o Co. Y Y ? Y Y Y Y X Y FLOOR 2 D-I HAT BOXES $5.95 OUTING PAJAMAS 98c Patent leather hut boxes—only few to sell. Regular $7.50. One hat capacity. Well made. $5.95. For girls of 4 to 14 years. Out­ ing Papamas, regular $1.25 at OSc Saturday. A warm suit for cool nights. 08c. FLOOR 2 D-I FLOOR 2 D-I JANUARY CLEARANCE STARTS NEXT MONDAY 5TR. 1* " Le.k’ J‘,n- otR to l-th , the store will hold its annual clearance p.1 * i,i rT Wl '* f “rP y rcduml on and winter merchandise. U ’ thc ,Kraonal rfh°PPcr, will send full details upon request. ' son-Ives Co. �orJ> %%1 ■ mi . — anJfft'Si u n d er A ct u f S is Month*_I t 10 tjr by C ir r U r , pel A i r e d itio n **.#• , n o n e * i A ll o b itu a ry rda o f than**, resolution* I of e n te rta in m e n ts w h sr* « mails w ill b« c h a rg e d ila r a d v a n c in g ratoa. n n A sin c iA T M it r w u i o c lau d Praaa la ta o lu s Cd in th e iiaa to r repiib* t a ll new* dlapatcnea It o r not otbarw la* ersd i p a nar and alao th a local ieh ad herein. All rtg h ta ■twin of epaclal dlepatchre fta o rnaertrad. T JANU/ RY 3, 1925. nil,* MHMHT FOR TODAY v. — — ----------------— - ? lY i!fiL P :- F o r I the God will hold thy right HjMrtlto thee. Faur not; Isaiah 41:13. ---- -------,B LIFE. I h r In being, not seemA-‘- * ■each day that goes by good—not In the dream /things td do by*and-by. ver men say in blind» of the fancies of youth thing so kingly as kind* line bo royal blng ro as truth, ' f 1 ; • ik otiV Vnet mete as we meao t . do wrong and feel •i1•* ro give pain and gain iure, Ice avengea each slight. r the wing of the sparfnr the robin and wren, i the path that la narTght for the children of Vv-.i - <■r rirl who didn't mind ned stockings. ------ o-------Jauford doesn't have to t having traffic tied up -inch fall of snow. ------0--------allowed the week to I inventing in more Santatc? THE SANFORD H E R A tb. fU ’rtlRtM V, JANUARY S, IMS. Not So For A ’o Sing-Sing -— “For the Lord's sake, take this nickel, go get yourself an ---------cone, and SHUT UP l* The Httle fellow smeared the team away with his dirty little fist in which the precious nickel was tightly clutched, and started off to the store to get the ice-cream cone. He had not been crying for ice-cretin; c He had been tagging his nervous mother about the house, up-stairs and down, asking "fool questions”, until in desperation she had slapped him. Hla wails were worse than his question, so the nickel took him away from the house, and gave her a quiet hour. The child had to cross two streets on the. way tp the'store. He also had the supreme pleasure of^stopping to play with a much older boy who was known for his vulgar speech and ugly temper. The place where he bought the cone was un­ sanitary and the ice-cream was taken from a dirty container. It was only nn incident in the day's happenings, just one of the little things that chanced to come to the reporter’s at­ tention. .But somehow we see In it a connection with that recent comment of Rev. William E. Cashin, Roman Catho­ lic chaplain at Sing Sing. The Rev. Mr, Chasin says: "It is perhaps a far cry from answering the end­ less questions of n child to the clanging of the big gates of Sing Sing and yet the two are related. From 70 to 80 per cenL of the criminals come from unsym­ pathetic homes. There is no greater preventive for wrong doing than a great desire on the part of parents to understand their children, to pay attention to them and become their confidants.” Weary men and women are sorely tried sometimes trying to be patient Fathers and Mothers. Usually, however, if they try they enn be unselfish—that means putting the needs and the happiness of their children before their own. When this is done, there* is pretty certain to be the love and understanding that does more than anything else in the world to keep a child straighti and sweet. It is then indeed "a far cry to Sing-Sing.” "' ^‘j I >*iv. .- •, !• i'-;^ .:.'^ W -’W = -= » . rl'v*’. _ ’______ _ HIS DEAF EAR As Brisbane Sees h Mr. WarfloM'a Plan. Kill Potato Bat*. Queer Jostles. «."•;• .'<» •••■v .vi % Snake* on Stocking*. (M n in ii m u ■■1 n w T S E E M - f e BE A B ie T o J I'SAIP DON'T* s. davies Warfield * pres­ ident of the National Association of Owners , of Railroad Securities, plans an increase, in profits for railroads and better freight serv-* lice for the pbblic through com­ mon sense consolidation of box car service. There are in the country 1400, 000 ordinary box enrs owned by tho different railroads. Tho life of these cars is wasted In being hauled back and forth, or stored on nidings, empty, Mr. Warfield suggests a central agency to han­ dle cars for the benefit of all rail­ roads and all carrying business. That would be legal under the tdun that Mr. Wnrfield suggests, it couldn't be accomplished other­ wise, except by putting all railtoads into ono great consolidation That doubtless will come. ”V#+T ■ S b o .lf iiM x S & u ’^ H b o u t tie—It Contracts aiui Expa with the Weather—It -fa Ni Porous. No M&sture can In. ■i! h r . •i * t? *1t Q‘ UHXB&ftP1 VJO; A T JA L ; CANCEL AT, LEASTA flW T pF WMaT I , o w e .Y o u .? ’ >Sr. w w SoMHjr *r * THE * J I bl VA y J BRITAIN FORBIDS import,lion of United States potntocs; too mnny potato bugs. Canada.also has potato bugs, but Canadian po­ tatoes arc not shut out. ^Secretary Hughes' protest calls for equal treatment with Canada. He will learn from Great Britain that potato bugs within the Em­ pire have Important redeeming qualities. The British Empire takes care of the British Empire and all inside it. Therein it differs from some P u t Them Your Lists of our mushy imitation statesmen, everlastingly worrying about out­ As each of us is more or less unconsciously creating our side nations. own Litany and our own Beatitudes, it is interesting to take WHY NOT take a few of the an hour now and then to inscribe the lists in an indexed file. millions we lavish on foreign coun­ For instance, don’t you like to say right fervently: "From tries and i^se them to kill off sys­ all potato bugs, mos­ the trouble-hunters, Good Lord deliver us” or ‘‘Blessed are tematically quitos and such enemies. If cattle the gloom-dispellers”—you very likely have a collection of ticks can be killed off, why not fcood phrases that would make a volume of Litanies and other pests? How many billions Beatitudes. would it bo worth to get rid of flies, potato bugs and mosquitos? As for the trouble-hunter, he is one who either has no What would that means to the reasoning power or no faith in God. When Edward Everett public health? is already plenty. It might he cheaper to find work for men, in­ OPPORUNITY IS EVER worth excepting; let your hook stead of waiting to find prison rlu take a new lease on bo ever hanging ready. The fish will be in the pool where room for them. The trouble is that it’s pater­ tey "have their note at you least imagine it to be.—Ovid. nalism, almost socialism, to sug­ ended for uuother ninogest creating government jobs, whereas it is quite right to give the man free hoard in prison, af­ ? a bald headed man SATURDAY EVENING SERMON ter he Ims started us a criminal. able to do without any By Rev. Thomas J. Armstrong to look on tho bright TO DISCOURAGE crime might seem unfair to luwyers. The gen­ "Sleep on now and take your rest war was impossible because eco­ tlemen who saved lampnld and le about an “interesting —rise, let us be going."—Matthew nomic alliances and diplomatic re­ Ijocb from the gallows liuvo been t there is always somelind you of it at tho 36:45-10. lations would prevent it. Rut the paid $150,000 for their work. It worth it to the parents. They The net of the Pharisees, tho en­ war came. Nowhere did you hear was kept hangings out of the family iu professo* is accused virons and the discontented has it proclaimed that n united church record, so far as is known. closer of God would prevent n war. The doctors got even more mo­ is wife a pinch with u been drawing steadily ccellent example sf tho around Jesus until it would seem We need to he uroused to the ney than tho lawyers. It’s worth :he sweet. for once that the ill will of man mnny opportunities that nrc con­ more to swear that a murderer is presenting themselves l’or crazy than merely to tell the i so many clearance and the good will of God are to stantly the building of the Kingdom of judge that the murderer is inno­ progress that it might have their opposite ways with the God. Tho work of tho year 1931 cent. 9 your Chriltmns shop- same man. It is the beginning of has closed. The opportunities have LORD ROBERT Cecil, nn able that night dark with much uncer­ gono forever. Ponder for u few Britisher, working for the British moments some of tho things we tainty for tho future of mankind— ■ni Empire, says the United Rtutes had our hearts ret on, hut which to watch Sanford and that night on which Jesus Christ would inspire1 tho Leegue of Na­ not come to pass. at strides it takes dur­ is given for a time into the hands didThe wonderful Jesus has great tions. It would do more impor­ ing month*. of his enemies. The night of tho hopes for n man when ho lias none tant work than that. It would for himself. And so llu calls, fiapnee the League if this coun­ the fellow who kills betrayal. Peter, James uml John to meet try were foolish enough to become Jesus knows that the critical New Year's Day is a new chance —■a Golden Oppor­ a member. hour has arrived: hence He lakes new year off right, all there is yet life. He “Your money first, inspiration course, in which dlrcc- Peter, James and John apart in tunity—while Gethi'emane for a final secret pray­ looks into the future when they as much us you please, after­ t. er witii His Father. It is neces­ shall be gripped with the power of wards,” would be the Lengue pro­ the Holy Spirit, and shull boldly gramme. to ruccess ii not nn sary that he be undisturbed before curry on His work. “Rise, le t. us if it was there would he has finished so these men are going.” Going to meet face of satisfaction to await to form the human bulwark be­ ho Contemporary Comment to face, the havoc wrought while lo has retched the end tween the rubble and that holy con­ they slept—Going to build on their ference of God and His Son! One One swallow doesn't make a sum final opportunity to prove by their ruined hopes u greater hope yet! lie minis tes in a cam- acts, their devotion to the Master, While Jesus goes to ') His depth nter, though It may make a funeral these Disciples of the*Lost Oppor­ nowadays.—Columhiu Record. i new church building before He goes hence. It is Watch Night, and PeUr, tunity ure going to cross safely on 1 the following slogan, Tho only Egyptian rulers thiit irch or little cemetery James and John are on duty while Him uml His Promise into a now Jesua goes to prayer. He returns day, in which they cun build anew appear to be perfectly satisfactory ne.” three times only to find them sleep­ und their lives, on Him us a foun­ to Great Britain are the mummied ones.—Tacoma News Tribune. ht sail trorn Jackson- ing on their job! And the third dation. Then let us take courage be­ nford on u fast yacht time He suid unto them “Sleep on Environment is n wonderful tu exceediglv popular now and take your rest; Ilechnld cause we have been permitted to result in many more the hour is at hand and the Son cross from tho Old Year into the thing. Think of how many parents of Mun is betrayed into the hands New Year; rejoicing because Christ have been broadened by associating ilng to thin city. of sinners.” It is due to no devo­ hns railed us ta ee co-workers with their children.—Sandusky Itsg later. tion or diligence of theirs that with Him. mg ' Jesus is protected from prying "Remark, My Soul, tho narrow be helping their cornThe hard part is to disarm with­ bounds listing them with the eyes. They can claim no thunks out lowering the effectiveness of I Commerce. Tourist* that the devotion of Jesu* are un­ Of the revolving year need of places to stuy. broken by the enemy. They ure i How swift the weeks complete their the military establishment.—Chat sleeping on their Job. | rounds tunoogu Times. We Christians have been sleeping How short tho months appear! 1 vehicles urr required Nothing is perfect. The man bts at nignt there will on the greatest privilege even given rious automobile accl- to man. We have allowed our i }\a*ten>0 God, my lifting heart with the right wife and right boot­ end truck? should work to become entangled, 'flu- iif,3 legger hay have a fountain pen concern to see, 1 og* from obeying the evidence is uguinsi us. Not lung i Thai I mny act the Christian part that teaks.—Memphis News Scim­ ago you heard it said that a world And give the year to Thee.” itar. - 112 W. First St. 11 V- Phone! TH E HOUSE OF QUALI H. SL POND Over Woodruff O Watson TYPEWRITERS B U Y ------ SELL — t REM C le a n — R e p a i r P h o n e (UNi JUST IN PASSING B / R. J. HOLLY Smith Bros., in thi advertisements for cough syrup have long whiskers but Smith Bros., of Sanford have no whiskers on them and never will hnve any spinach or moss on them. They are go-getters in the business line and when it comes to having confidence in their home city they are there with the big “mitt’ and nrc buying more city property than any other group of men in Sanford. JUSTICE WORKS in her own queer wny. The distinguished prize fighter, “Kid” McCoy, in privato life Norman Selby was ac­ cused of murdering a woman. A bullet went into the back of her head. Ho says she killed herself The prosecutor says ho killed her and planned to kill her. I.ADIES IN Berlin wear snakes embroidered on their stockings, uml golden Hiiukes for garters, It’n eccentric, but based on grnttitiule. Lmlien would not have uny stockings but, perhaps, for the original snake, that walked on the THAT MAN LIVES happy and in command of himself, tip of his tail until sentenced. who from day to day can say I have lived. Whether clouds Woman, the restless element in obacure, or the sun illumines the following day, that which humanity, ia certainly working out some important step in evolution is puali is beyond recall.—Horace. and no one should presumptiously -ojudge her. *• Company In THE JURY brings a verdict of manslaughter, in spite of the fact that it wns either murder or not murder. Mr. “Kid'' McCoy, now safe from hnnging, at all events will annenl and can only bo con­ victed of manslaughter. Judging by recent juries, it will probably be decided that he has “suffered enough” and he'll get off. t Till* Paint is not effected] the Bvming » Qn. U fa '* * * * % £ & % BY ARTHUR BRIbBANl I SI SwW r!* —r- /* TIIE UGLIEST OF trades have their moments of pleas­ COLLINS, CHIEF of police in ure. Now, if 1 were a grave-digger, or even a hangman, there Chicago, suys there are 911,000 men vill have a thrift week, are some people I could work for with a great deal of enjoy­ out of work in the city, and pre­ dicts, “more crime," where there i bo no Letter way of ment.— Douglas Jerrold. than to pay up all bills . • * ' s ,. r v. Hale said: ‘‘Never bear more than one kind of trouble at a time. Some people bear three, nil they have had, ail they burch tomorrow. And have now, and all they expect to have.” r in the collection plate. Then that kind of person "expects” to have every trouble ------ O' ■— that man or the Devil can devise. Failing utterly to compre­ saya give freely but he hend the truth of tho saying that "what we fear will surely erring to advice. come upon us” such a person goes about looking for some­ lata are coming, Yo-ho, thing to worry nhoutj nnd finds it every time. Tiie trouble-hunter, the more the pity, apparently enjoys his misery so much he passes on all the worry possible to 8 of Tho Herald want the people about him. He goes about carrying gloom and in­ bring results. voking sadness. And in every instance of which we have -------o-------r's resolution* are easy had any knowledge, the trouble-hunter is blissfully certain id"easier”to break/ Li that he is ‘‘all l ight” and‘ the rest of the world ‘‘all wrong”. I •- * ® P *V ■ ’ #_So consciously “or_ noC tnost- of us hnve a paragraph in ho greatest happiness nm.un,1ni iifnil„ t u,it , omplished something in our personal litany that prays for deliverance from the "trouble-hunter”. We also are pretty certain to subscribe adversity. to a Dealitude that blesses the gloom-dispeller— not the ing places in the hnll vacuuous optimist who is irritatingly cheerful, but that real i conunisvlon should not glcom-dispeller who believes and knows that God is good. Whiteman. ------ o----- -— Cherish your Beatitudes and use your litany ns a prac­ ■ become of the old- tical working law. —Selected. . E appreciate the big possibilities of small accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. W There is considerable controversy just now about the by-products of gasoline. With that I nm not worried hut there is one thing noticenblc nlong the country roads today— most of the by-products are being tuken to the hospital. Most of th e college Htudents coming home for the holi­ days b ro u g h t good rep o rts with them . For instance one of them received n grade of 100 pel* cent in his stu d ies —50 in alg eb ra and 50 in Latin. $■« In June of Inst year I predicted to some of my fellow conspirators here that business property on First Street would bring $1,000 n front foot in twelve months from that date. It hns und is. Just Thursdny some of it sold at that figure. FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Herald man asked me the other day what I thought about the future of Sanford. I am not thinking any more, old son. Several years ago I thought and thought and thought. Today I do not think anything about it—I KNOW— that Sanford with a tourist hotel will bo a city of twentyfive thousand people in the next three years. ONLY ONE LOT LEFT That picturo presented in the dnily newspapers this week of tho young girl who ran away with a bandit only to have him killed and then to be arrested and sent bnck home should be a lesson to other young girls who marry strangers without knowing who they are or where they came from. Marriage at the best is u lottery and usually yoUr parents know what is best—they have been uli through it. Park Avenue $1400 Now that the holidays are over we should all scttlu down to real business again nnd make the next three months tho greatest months in the history of Sanford. We have so much ahead of us in the wny of real prosperity that there is no time to sit down nnd look backward. We fare the greatest yeur in our history uml should he taking advantage of this fact. Easy Terms E. P. LANE Sanford's golf links are the best in Ihe state barring none. Snnford has a country clubhouse that is one of the most comfortable, has one of the best chefs who can supply you withi the best accomodations of the best in the country. We should advertise these fuels to the world nt large ami and every filling station and business house in the city should tell strangers nbout it. Snnford has a wonderful asset in the golf links und the Country Club. REALTOR First National Bank Building. PHONE 93. The Chamber of Commerce is making strenuous efforts to get all the road sign.1 up in the next few weeks. We need some big ones at the various intersections of the main high ways and will have them where the travellers can see them. At the meeting of the. County Commissioners next Tuesday the question of voting bonds for good roads to the tune of one and one-hulf million dollars will come up for discussion and as it i3 one of the most important questions before us to­ day the meeting will be most interesting und. mark an epoch ulong the lines of greater improvements. Be there and ex­ press yourself. Paved streets in city and paved roads in counties ara the means uf bringing in new people, making the older residents closer relationship. Thi* is the time to bond for streets nnd more comfortable und bringing every part of the country into roads nnd bond for enough to carry out the wishes of the people in every respect. And when the bonds ore voted the commissioners should get the best roads that money cun buy and see to it that the money is well spent. According to nn expert in the Yale Forestry School the time is coming when water will be so scarce in the United Slates that it will be apportioned out to the people at so much a day. Welt, thi* will never happen in Florida and those New England people hud better mukc arrangements to come to Sanford right uway. We have plenty of water now and the supply U unlimited. ROOMS SOI-? Saleslady— Miss Ruba Williams From every part of south Florida comes the word of big improvements and real estate changing hands every day. It shows thnt the people hnve confidence in Florida nnd are putting up their money with tho idea in mind of one of the greatest developments in latter years. It is a safe and nano investment, shorn of ull the glamor of the boom days and fil­ led with wonderful possibilities. Get some rgi»l estate in Florida today—you cannot make a mistake. Headlines in newspapers said “Zero Weather Kills Eight” This will never be a heudline coming from Florida but this sort of weather will bring the visitors to Florida on the run and this state will bo crowded with them in the next two months. *r Father, Mother and All the Children Are Members of our 3 | C h ris tm a s S a v in g s C l u b Just a few pennies, nickles, dimes or more deposited weekly insures one a very merry and bountelous Yuletide. We are organizing our Club now and will be pleased to have you and all thp family become members. It’s easy to join. The first deposit makes you a member. Any turther intormation you desire will be cheerfully given. ISEMINOLE County Bank j • 4 r' JO Interest Paid on Savintrs �I ip p ? 5 § l U ) :* ... . = 5 = 4 ' L ^ = i = = 3 .. *.11 *.*T" T ------- -X____ ' '-v—-j-.r-. y— r:— tTS.'*' said defendants be dead, to all par- Nor aT K c. betted upon I I | t a n here as the tied Claiming Imerest! under sach tlnn { llp IS. «OUth of I *r* I niMtnr >nf the Presbyter the and «verr or «n» rotiowinx de«® i - » •■w w f feet N orth of t h e or an y . Dr. Browhtee declared that the year cesssd defendants to-wlt: (Irnrgo ~ ~ r s e r of th e S outheast I t la he just pact brought many progres­ Luther Mlehssl - and wife. Annie ( g R t t t or B e rtlo n *J, ea ch b f la w . Mtefcfle!. Wn, B. Singleton sive steps but that he expects more Imogens in I t , S o u th o f R a n g e » and wl(e. Martha A. Singleton, a n ■ during luring 1925. IS th e n c e B ast l i e feet, H o u se a t progress to be made Mrs. K. A. Hunt. Mrs. Hannah M. nuarjr, A. r t h i l l f e e t, th e m w W d st 5th d a y o f Fred R. Wilson, chairman of the Hunt and husband, r . a. C. Hunt. 't?Kth e n e n S o u th t i l l , f e e t to en a n d t h e r e tnuhe; St IL 8lnKl«ton_and wire, M. A. (30 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Socldy Editor. Seminole County Welfare Bortfii W. K— O f f i c e 148 PHONE:—ROs. 428-J b e g i n n in g , c o n t a i n i n g five bill o f r n i a p t a l n t e x h i b it _ S in g le to n sm t {mint ■ Ioi on.l , w . L. mKm • *<l f . i : J 6 L- ’ ♦joined others in tho hotel and bulk-, fling) r e o r lose. also. y o u In t h i s cauge. ^ ^ ' ^ w if e , ■ S in g le to n , O .T. fling- nerea■ ---------1 — ----------------------------^ fllnglcton. C o m m e n c in g a t a a U k s a t th e I t la f u r t h e r - a heading project predictions. ^ Ho Ifftnn and wlfs. . ' >V___ „ K llen H u n t. N n rt h e a s L -C o rn e r o f t h e N o r t h e a s t O rd e r of P u b llc na ltlo o b e p f.wellen Ilurtt. Lew declared, howpver thut one of I ho fat1? ‘ Mrs. Galloway Hostess greatest steps forwnni, and Which Ijsuru D. Worley, W. P. Cnrhln and Uq uu aa rr tt aerr 1 i N W t l l o fo ft h eS eNc tio o r t h w e s t In t h e H a nford UM n !?, pnbllflhcd In Hi i*: wife, Anna K. Cprhln. H. A, Amyx AT THE CHURCHES come during 1925, would be n nd wife. C o u n ty , F Io r|d * . .... At Bridge Luncheon would Ainyx. Oscar T o tv n a h lp *•. S o u th of R a n g e » the development qf high class sub­ H. W h m t l u v . a n d w ife. ------------ Kant, r u n S o u th *B 5 y n n ts . Wcet fo r e l u h t consecutlvi wiT.NKfla my bknd.and! W ood and HO y a r d s . N o rth 6S y a r d s . Kust W h e a tle y , C h a rriel l e s tl. . urbs,.. . THE SCRAP-IRON CLASS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Ho y a r d s t*» p o i n t o f hegjiiplntr. of t h e C irc u it C o u r t o f th e Building activities during tho w ife, Knimln I. Wood. H a tt ie f Miitslnlng fl*o ac re * m o r e o r less. Juillelnl circu it of ‘ th s I ' The lai^*Sunday ‘in. the year wit­ Christian Science services arc; aI»o.i:L y ‘ - Of T ill m ’ V lorid m> nnd for flerplhol 1925 period'are fcxjflst’M to lessen nessed one of-the best programs belli in the ifomtfh’s C\ub, Oak iucr» or me implicate Dri the responsibilities •Wt the board; ,-Anir lleginntna tw o .an d o n e - h a lf ty, on tills th e 7lh *Uy,,qf Angcll, n .1921.. Mil that tho Scrfb-Iron class ever but Ciu /..•Friday, at :ih«r , beautiful D. .J 'T n o , nsSand. n w ) c h a i n s BouHi o f t h e N o rth - ’.er* m i Though the, wave of greater. Pros­ Avcntjff'itear Third; Street, every H A. Done counitfy homo, the1’ "Sd Bak­ over. PrelidenW Lake led (off Sdllle Roy perity that is expected to come c r a n d s jfK . A l i l y l t , „ w er.IL Ilenr: nt " H e r k of t h e ‘ with an irtsplringi' talk aboiit'.tho Sutfdhyvhpnilcg at iy:00 O’clock. Farm.1 IStory HoOr a t 10 o'clock. in 1925 Is not expected by; Mr. H a n d - in n d » w ife. SASila fl. H and. of th e S e v e n tt New Year, Then' followed a talk Sunday School, a t 10:1)0 o’clbck. .c u l t o f t h s . 8 U t e p r An abandonee of roses *Were Wilson to dominate the destitute Joseph It., T n n lu m a n d v lfe .A flB U 1 Ruth Henry will entertain by H. E. Tlnney which was en­ M. Tantutoi. In a n d . f o r tteqilqpl Wi . chnrlr* I . It. Iaim hnd run* IhenciT South flvc'fS) chains; Subject fob tpdorr iw "God.” Wedused artistically in decorating the families, of tho county it is expect­ dance aLber homo on Mag- joyed by all^ The President de Wllltsm.'At Catdij*. its Trustees nnd .thencs . W e s t twenty (10) chains. rooms. Thc>; luncheon table was ed to go far in redac it. Their Huceessors, Mnry A. Ilonck thence North flvo (6) chains, thence (Real) ^ Ity A- AL ,-WERIi Ivenue. •W • dared that he would call on him iiesday evening nrteting at 8:00 centered by n “Jack Hornon Pie” nnd husband, ‘K. W. Jlenck. David Hast twenty (SO) chains to ijolnt UBO. A. DcC.itt e e a n d Q. 1 fMisses Mae and .M ildred again. Mosdamcs Hettinger, Hern o’clock in the pending Room. L MUler mol wife. Mnry & Miller, of boxlntuna. also. eer. J r ., fla tlc lto rs a n d o t N (v rir» from which matching gifts -wore ‘ at bridge hon- don fcriu Morgan, and Messrs. Tnls Society'maintains n Read­ drawn f u r Com pIsinaiU . • , . , \Vhorosn, tho Hoard of C o u n ty J. Frank Anderson. Jennie AhrterCommencing <95 f««t flouth of to form the partners of the C om gmckrall of Harrold and Parker formed a m issioners Of Somlnolo C ou n ty , son, Clinrles* K. P.irnliort. Bamnel stake nt the Northeast (NB) Cor­ Nov. *. 15. 2 i. 29. Dee. «. 1 ing Room ahd free loan library game of duplicate which followed F lo rid a. de«m It noceasnry t o c r u e t C, Dickson nnd wife,---------- Dtck- ner of the Northeast Quarter (NE- J a n . 5. .quintpt that sang beautifully "Just where all authorized literature on the delicious luncheon. nod c o n s t r u c t n n e w lull fur Boml- *>on. flam C*. Dickson. ' und wife th e N o rth w e st Q u arter A tin le C. D ickson, C h a r l e s J. ('nnelio (V\V S|) of Section 25, Township 20, C ounty, F lo rid a. as I am Without One Plea." The Christian Science mny bo read, bor­ The prizes for high score— hots Therefore, In conformity with ths a n d w ife, — — — C npche. C h a rle s South of Ilnnge 29 Bast, run thence class‘was later favored by anoth­ Me of flection .1G5S of the J . f lo u r k e n n d w ife. - ■ - Ilmirke, W e s t 1 » M , fe e t, th c n c o S o u th 155 „ meet at 3:30 er song which was very much' ap­ rowed or purchased In room 517 lovely- hand-made handkerchiefs, provisions jies Gt Revised doners! fltntutes of Flori­ 11. U Michael nnd wife, —-—----- foot, Ih en o e Bn lit 131A font, th e n c e woro awarded Mrs. Samuel Pules­ da, notice Is hereby given to the M ichnel. CeorKO U Michael ond N o rth 105 fe e t to p o in t o f b e g i n n ­ ilth Mr P. J H . King and preciated. Those talented singers First National Bank Building, Open ton and. Mrs. F. E. RoumlUat. tnx payers anil cltlsenx of flemi- wife. Imogeno Michael, II. A. Mr ing. c o n t a i n i n g flvo a c r e s , a n d a l ­ M i n o r u at*the homo of are of great assistance in main­ Wednesdays nnd Saturdays from Covers were laid for Mrs. E. M. nnlo County, Florida, that at ths Kontivy and wife, ■ ■ ■■■ McfCon- so. B a t t e r s next regular .meeting of tho Honrtl ney, llnrrlsbn A. McKenney and o m m e n c in g a t n s t a k e o n t h e Galloway, Mrs. Samuel Puleston, of n Club will .meet wlth taining interest in the class and 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock. County Commissioners of floral- ivtfe. • ■ ------ SIoKenney, Sophia o nCc -lu their singing is always looked for­ ilf 0 4 ) S e c tio n lin o (00 fee t Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, airs. Frank nolo County, Florida, to he held at Meeks nnd husband, - ■ Meeks, chell a t All are welcome to nttend our S o u th of t h e N ortheast Q u arte r ward to with much pleasure. Miller, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. 10:00 o'clock A. M., on thu 5th day W. O. C u lle n n nd Wife ovM# N B H ) o f tho N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r Mr. J. K. Mettlnger,' a former services and make use of the read­ D. L. Thrasher, Mrs.’ E. F IIous- of January, 1925, nt the Court Cullen, W illia m O. C u llen nnd wlte. t(N W V l) o f fleet Inn 2«. T o w n s h i p 20. T r o u b i House at Hanford, Florida, tho L en llo o tl CUlIen, J o h n D. l ’ope nnd of Itumge 29 B ust, r u n th e n e a hotder nnd Mrs A. P. Connelly. meeting of tho Wo- resident of Sanford, was present ing room. ■ question of tho ervctlnn und con­ W| f Cl ------------- Pope. I*. W. D rnw dy flouth W e s t 1320 feet, th e n c e flouth 1(5 and made an interesting talk. Ha struction of n Jail will be acted nn d wife, ------------- D rnw dy. C h a rle s feet, th e n e n B a s t 1310 feet, th e n c o (Missionary Society n upon liy said Hoard. W. Full ton nnd w ire, J o s e p h in e ALL SOULS CHURCH is a member of tho Billy Sunday P }\ o n v 1 W ITN F.ua my hand as Clerk of F a c t io n ,' S olem n n M ichael nnd wife. Noyth 1(5 f e e t t o p o in t o f b n g ln n Bible Class of Jacksonville. ___ Ing,. c o n t a i n i n g flvo (5) a c r e s , a n d ALTAMONTE Tomorrow; is the Sunday bet­ tho Circuit Court of Hcminnle ------------Michnel. M. fl. Henn nnd ■ w p t The meeting closed with a solo County. F lo rid a, n nd ns ox officio w ife. n e n n . F’r a n k fl. L e w ­ to a n y a n d all o t h e r p e r s o n s , w h o se JE'CO CLuB MEMBERS by Mr. Raymond Nixon, "Jesus ween the Ootavc nnd tho Circum­ Clerk of Hie Donnl of C ounty Com - is. T r u s t e e an d h i s Huceessors In of Hemtnnle C ounty, ' T r u s t , o r o th e r w is e . In nnd to tho rfirst business meeting of Lover of My Soul," sung to the cision. Attamonto Springs celebrated mlxsloners F lo rid a, on t h is t h e 3rd d a y o f D e ­ la n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d ; to a ll sir Club will'bc held at tuno of "Stiver Threads Among in a most delightful way tho pass­ Sunday School wilt begin at 9 cem ber. A. I). 1921. p a r t i e s c l a im in g I n t e r e s t s under FLA. DOUOI.ASfl. ing of the old;ytar and the coming tk, Jan. 7. This will bo an the Gold.” T h o m a s K. W ilson, d eceased. or o'clock sharp. As C lerk of th e C irc u it o th e r w is e . In an d t o . t h o fo llo w in g of,'anew. Almost a hundred gath­ (Seal) Vatin* and jnembora of oth- An' Invitation is extended to the Low;Mass at 10:30 o’clock. C o u rt o f flemtnola C o u n ­ d e s c r ib e d la u d s, s i t u a t e , ly in g nnd a t .thia Community House for ^organlzations will be wel­ public to attend tho class meeting ty, F lo rid a , nnd a s ox o f ­ b e i n g In t h e C o u n ty of S em inole Sermon: on "The Gospel* of the ered th e . mefjing of the Chamber of A TEMPTING ficio C le r k of t h e Ifnnril an d S tatu o f F lo r i d a , m o re, p a r tits club members are urg- tomorrow morning, at the Milan Day.” I of N b u n ty C o m m issio n ers i u l s r l l y d e s c r ib e d a s follow s, to•irf „r4 1 Compt^ce which was featured by r ite .friends and visitors theatre, Benediction of tho*Blessed. o f fleitilnola C ounty, F l o r ­ t I the presentation #f a beautiful gift w it: Ky. ,-K , Harold Hume of ida. , Sacrament after mass. B e g i n n i n g nt t h e N o r t h e a s t C o r ­ the Chamber tb •'Mayor and To he pub lish ed once each wci|k. n e r of t h e N o r t h w e s t ( Q u a rt e r L lAhry ’ Ndrsc'ries, will . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Masses during'the week areJ tc from beKlnnlng D ecem ber 5tll. 1931, o n Mrs. Maltbio In appreciation of ( N W H ) of flection 35, T o w n s h ip t MA practical Program for Sunday School 9:30 o’clock. be at 7:30 o’clock in the morning follo w in g d a t e s : 50. flouth of H n n g e 29 B a st, r u n gift to' the town of the at- th eDecember m hfty Beautification." «lh, 13th. 30th. 27th. th Every momber of the school and Strangers cordially invited to bil tlifir e n c e W est 913 fe e t, th e n c e South tractlvo Cortihutnity Houso which and Jan. 3ml. 1924. every member of the church Is church services. 171 feet, th e n c e Fiast 859 feet, is u4etl for the meetings of the th e n c e flo u th (51 fe e t, th c n c o FJast urged to be present for the first n o t ic e NOTICE. Chnmber of Commerce and for oth­ 253.77 feet, th e n c e N o r t h 1330.55 tv PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH acting of tho Woman a session of tho school of 1925. reel to p o in t of b e g in n in g , c o n ­ er activities. Morning worship and sermon t a i n i n g 15 a c r e s m o r e o r less, also Tho services Sunday will be:— _ Society of th Methodist I s Prepared For You The regular annual meeting of An important step was taken T h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of 9:45 A. M. Sundny School. Monday will bo a "roll call" 11 o'clock. Subject: "An Inval­ the stockholders of the First Na­ when the directors were instructed t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( S W '.i) of 11 A. M. Preaching. ‘ 1a full attendance is uable Principle for 1925,” Bunk of Hanford, Florida, flection 23, T o w n s h ip 20, S o u th of ..to appear beforo . . . tho . County . nu- tional Young people’s unions 0:30. also. 2:15 P. M. Junior Christian En­ thorities AT will he held in the offices of the R a n g e 29 B ast,H alf and ask for the rein state­ (F :H ) of tho Baptismal service 7:30 o’clock. deavor. bank on Tuesday, January 13th, N oTrht he w eBust ment of the County Publicity Tux s t Q u a r t e r ( N W U ) of th e Evening service 7:40. Subject: 0:30 P. M. Intermediate Christ­ which wns discontinued a few years 1925, nt 10 o’clock a. m. as provld right Hostess to "Tho Mnrch to the Mnrriago Al­ ian Endeavor. ago. and to cnll on other county cd in the by-laws, for the election tai.” This will be the first of a 0:30 P. M. Senior Christinn En­ bodies to work for this medsure. week Bridge series of a board of directors to serve of three Sunday evening deavor. % for the ensuing year, and for the After other business wa^ attend­ 7:30 P. M. Preaching. transaction of such other business rery Week Bridge Club sermons on the modern home. Its ed to the meeting wns turned into The session will meet nt the a social evening which wns marked ns may properly come beforo the : chifmrmingly entertained perials and promises. fternoon by Walter .The First Baptist Church ex­ close. Morning and night preach­ by an unusual feeling of fellow­ meeting. B. F. WHITNER, Cashier. her home on Park Avc- tends n corial invitatioqjto all vis­ ing services for reception of mem­ ship nnd mutual good-will. Sing­ itors and citizens. bers. Liberal Tabic Reasonable Prlc ing, dancing and card playing were When you wake up wih back!of delicate pink ddmbbt Sanitary- hnnd donning nnd enjoyed, while the Altamonte Hotel liery fern were beautifully Orchestra played and music was pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 nclie and dull misery in the kidney Service region it may menu you have been [decorating.'. iMf*. .Forrest East 2nd. St. also heard over tho radio. eating foods which crcato acids, high score ,was awarded PERSONALS A shower had been arranged for I \ T i n : C lItrl'lT COURT OF TIIW says a well-known authority. An o f il beaded big. ,1 articles needed In the now club MHVBVril Jl'D ItT A I, CIRCUIT excess of such nclds overworks orf of tno game concluslor house, nnd ninny useful presents OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR the kidneys in their effort to fil­ Miss Dorothy Stokes is visiting Mr. ond Mrs. R. H. Rcnirk mo­ refreshments, in two NtnilM M.r. COUNTV. IN CIIANwere received. A light supper was friendsJn Oflundo for the week. tored to Cocoa Beach Thursday. •o served.’ 1 /. * lore ter it from the blood nnd they be­ OBHY. served by tho ladies nt ten o’clock. present were Mrs, Forrest come sort of paralyzed and loggy. At the announcement of midnight Mi.in Man Holly has ns her house CITATION js. Anna Do Forest, Mrs. iDouglass Griffin of DcLand spent When your kidneys get sluggish C n great circle wns formed nnd W. Flntxmlngcr, C oinpluluant, guest Miss Eliabeth Crockrall of Ittenten, Mrs. W. I. Thlp- Friday in Sanford. <• and clog you must relieve them, H. “Auid Long Sine” sung, after which (icorgu L u t h e r V Gainesville. , James Sharon, Mrs. A. R. Mlclmal, ct ul like you relieve your bowels, re­ ■ tho members all wished ench oth­ Miss Hazel DeWitt of Orlando Iiefcm lu n ts. G. D. Bishop and Miss moving all tlio body’s uninous er n Iiappy New Years. Five new was the gdest of friends in Sanford . jMr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Stokes hnvo the • fpo O oorgo l.n th e e . . MW-hacI and waste, else you have backache, s Friday. as their/ guests Mr. nnd Mrs. >Ci L. members were enrolled in wlii, /titu’niu hnngbm i Michnel, Wilt. sick headache, dizzy spells; your Chamber. II. S in g le to n anil wife, M a rth a A. stomach sours, tongue is con to ind Mrs. DeCottes Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmett L. Nettle- Milittcr and sons of Orlando, S ingleton. Mrs. II. A. H unt. Mrs H a n n a h M. l i m i t a n d liiiMbaml. 1* nnd when tho weather is bad you nnd son of Coeou art* suesta of Mrs. Gcrgo II. Rice returns Sat­ ElizabethSpencerW ill {J. iridge Luncheon ton C. H u n t. W. 11. S ln g lr iu u a n d have rheumatic twinges. Thu ur­ friends in Sanford. Our Service— Everything a Laundry Con Do. urday from Tangerine where she M. A. S ln g to lo n . W. L. Hlliglc ine is cloudy, full of sediment, bo the guest of friends for A ppear In A Concert Wife, hns been to n a n d wlft*. - fllnglcton. Cl. I. channels often get sore, water .ay cvcnirWidk mid Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. II, B., Lewis were the holidays. S in g le to n an d w ife, ------------ - fling A. DcOutttsH (delightfully the guests of the Orange and Black Ictoii, L w d l c n H u n t. Low FSIcn scalds and you are obliged to seek A t Hig-h School H ere h int, I .a a r a D. W orley. W. D. C o r ­ relief two or threo times during ned members of tho. Even-, Inn in Longwood for New Years Mr. and Mrs, W. H, McDonnell bin am i wife, A n n a F. Corbin, it. iidgo .Club nt their benuti- dinner. night. of Detroit, Mich., arts pleasantly Miss Elizabeth Spencer, sopra­ A. A m yx nml w ife -------------Amyx. theEither Family Finish 15c lb. minimum $1.50 mo on Park Avenue, consult u good, reliable O located in tho Wclnkn Apartment!, no, assisted by Luciliu Collette, s c a r If. W llnallay uml wife, —,— W h e a tle y , CliarleH K. Wnml physician a t onqc or get from [lower floor wns beautifully Miss Josephine Knight left Fri­ fur the winter. (Must Ik* Half Flat Work will appear in recital at the high nml wife. Knmilc T. Wootl, llt ttll o your druggist about four ounces fed with an abundance of day for Lukclund where the will FI. Da vhbitm. Jtilm Duv OIhoii am i school on the evening of .J ih^ 8. Tho high scores were be tho guest of her sister Mrs. C. ife, l l a t t l o C. DavlilHon, J e r e m i a h of Jnd Salts; take a tablcspoonfu Mrs. It, S. Keeler returns from DRY CLEANING ANI) DYING Miss Spencer is ono of tho best w A. A ngel I am i w ife, IClina A. An- in it glass of water before break jy Mrs. R. A. Newman who M. Price. Formosa .Sunday to he the guest known soprnnus on thu concert gel PKEHHING AND PLEATING I, Fhirnlc I. Woml am i liaabaml, [resented ptefume and Dr. of her daughter and husband Mr. stage. Her voice is rich and color­ C h a r l e s Fl Wood. W illia m II. l i n k ­ fust for n few days nnd your kid­ Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Forster nnd and Mrs. \V. E. Wntson. net fine. This M Puleston » uit.-ai.uii who w i i u rwas a i J |,prpsentil a n d wife, Alxto It. Maker. H e n r y neys may then ful, of genuine *soprano quality. er H and a ad wife. Lixzie fl. H and, famous salts is made fro mthe BC' guest were dining nt the Orange pox of handkerchiefs; Office McMullen’s Barber Shop. Phouc.iJll this unusually beautiful JtiHc|)li R. T a t u u m a n d wife. Annlo id of grnpcH and lumon juice, com­ Mrs. D. T. Philyaw returned With awing tho game, delicious nnd Black Inn of Longwood Now M. T n n lu tn . O liarlea 11. L ore an d beautiful voice is linked n person­ Saturday to her home in Gainesville ality rarely met with and these W illia m At. Cnnby, an T r u n te r n a n d bined with lithiu, and has been iments were serveil4| Only Year’s day. after spending the holidays with qualities combined with splendid t h e i r fluccosaorn, M ary A. Ili*nrk used for ycanf to help clean am smbers were present. and hiiMbaml. I'. W. H e a e k , D avid stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to J. J. Richards o f Pittsburg, Kan., her parents. musicianship ninke Miss Spencer a l>. M iller nnd wife, M ary K. Miller, neutralize acids in tho system, so for years director o f Ringland’s J e n n ie A n d e r[Dance IsG jven By hand is tho guest of II. E. Wag­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Junius Turnbull, decided favorite in the concert J.aon.F r Ca nhka r lAe sm lersun, Fl. H a m h a r t . Hamuel they no longer irritate, thus often field. t*. D lrkxnn a n d w i f e , -------------D lekMrs. Sella I*. Arrinngton, Mrs, bladder weakness. K atherine Stymes ner. * Admittance will lm by card or mrt. flam <.*. D ickson am t wife, A n ­ relieving Mnry Puleston, Mrs. Carrie Mar­ Jad Salts is inexpensive, can nin C. Dlcknon. C h a rle a J. I'ourlio Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. l)e lowe and Muster Bobbie Marlow admission only which may be se­ ami w ife, Courtis, I'liarlea not injure nnd makes a dclightfu of the most enjoyed niTuirs Cttes cured from the J. H. Ilintermiat.1 i t o u r k e aild w ife. ---- ---- H ourke, effervescent lithiu water drink, leave Saturday to spend tho a congenial party motoring holiday season was the in- week-end in Jacksonville with Mr. formed <!. L Allcb.,.-! and w i f e , v .. er Plano Co. to Cocoa Reach Thursday. Michael. G eorge L. Michael a n d Drinks lots of soft water. By nil tea-dnnee which was given DcCotte’s mother. They will go wife, Imogen,; Michael, tl. A. Me moans have your physician ox las Katherine Hymcs Friday on to Tallahassee and nttend the inm SmLi* Miss Maude Luke nnd guest Miss K enney am i wife. Afd i e n - amine your kidneys at least twice loon nt her homo on Union uugural bull of Jan. G. Iiey, H a r r i s o n A. M c lirn u cy anil Nancy Miller of Washington, Vn., )c. wife. Mr K enney, fliqihla a year. left Friday fur St. Augustine where Mciik.i uml liuiibuml. ■■■ — Mcnks, entire lower floor of the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Herndon, will visit Miss Elizabeth Pul­ AV. O. C u llen nml wife, kune home w ns. beautifully and sou Claude, Miss Lilly Ruth they Cullen. W illia m <>. Cullffll nml wifi*. ler. Mrs. Robert Dismuckes is en­ lteij with holly, poiusettius, Hpencer, Miss Carolyn Spencer and tertaining with a large masquerade L enlteuil Cullen, J o h n l> 1’iqie ami wife,i • • '! I'opc. L. \V. Drxwily peons and great bowls of Mies Emma Spencer motored to dunce honoring Miss Puller Fri­ Paul Whitehurst and w ife ---------- D raw dy. t.'liarles Punqh was ccrved thkough- Kissimmee Thursday to nttend tho day evening. tv. F'antfin am i wife, Joaetililtie Instructor in Violin (Continued from Pngo I ) [c afternoon uml delicious re­ concert given by the Emory Gleu F aiitno. Suit,man Michael and wife, planting with trees lira streets and Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. lents were also saved, — , Michael. At. H. Henn an d Club. A delightful party motoring to parks of the city, would bo attain­ wife. --------- Henn. F r a n k fl. Lewis. splendid music; wus furnishm. Saturdays only. Daytona and registering at tho ed. It is also included ir. the ob­ T r u s t e e an d Ids SticeeMsora In a local i orchestra. There T r u s t , a n d ea ch nml e v e r y of th e Mrs. Julius Schultz, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ridgewood Hotel Saturday to at­ Room Bflii 1st Nat. Hank Bid);. luhout 40 of the,school and Floyd Palmer, Curlyn Palmar, Mr. tend the Florida Educational As­ jective of tho club the general Haiti s h o v e nam ed ilofi-adauln. if beautification of the streets and net present. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, Judge E. sociation wns Mrs. I). S. Babbitt, purks, which will bo tho responsi­ liv in g ; a n d If c ith e r , a n y o r all of F. Housholder nnd Carlyle IIous- Miss I-uurn Chittenden, Miss Ida bility of this par kand street com­ holdrr had dinner at the Orange Mae Grey, Mrs. Pitchford and Mrs. mission. p asser M arried nnd Hfntcrmistcr. They return­ Mrs. Wight culled attention to the Fred T. Beatty day. Black Inn in Longwood, Thurs­ J.ed II. to Sanford Tuesday. necessity of planting tree* now, EVENTS declaring that, unless it is done irrjage of great Interest in now the development of Sanford's INVITATION.CONCERT rd wus that of Miss Nora MembersChurchChoir Members Booklovers beauty will fall far behind its ma­ ^ T H E N g Extraordinary WEDNESDAY Prosser and Fred T. Beatterial development within tho next E ntertained Friday Ih of Sanford which took Club E ntertained few years. [New Year’s Eve In Eustis. I)r. E. I). Brownlee, president of wedding took place in the tho Kiwanis club, expressed his -------------- DELAND, FLORIDA--------------Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt Mrs. John C. Bennett entertain­ list Church of Eustii, the faith in Sanford's future which is foper, pastor of that church most pleasantly entertained the ed the Brooklover’s Club Friday ONE NIGHT ONLY [ting, with only a few close members of the choir of All Souls afternoon nt her lovely home on This notable musical event is primarily an in and relatives present. Church with a,dinner followed by Magnolia Avenue. Ir a short ;honwmoQn: trip bridge, Friday evening. vitation affair. A few reservations are available DAVID B. HYI5R [nd lira. Beatty will he at Tho rooms wore delightfully Transcontinental Tour of the Distinguished C o Stars for public distribution. Music-lovers ‘can obtaii A R C H IT E C T The delicious dinner was served decorated with Christman greens Ito their friends in their now Ion the corner of Tenth at small tables which were lighted and roses. During the afternoon these tickets without charge, by applying imme Atembor A. I. A. nnd Oak Street. with candles. Red roses and Mrs. W. F. Barnes gave a most dintely to this store. . Mono UuildHor [nding from Sunfonl were, Christmas decorations were artis­ O rlando, F ta r h ln * Florabello BeaUy aud Miss interesting program of readings, tically used.*' A largo Christmas Prosser. among thqm Kipling’s “If." . The famous soprano appears at »i> H won ii 1 i tree with its many colored lights in ’ The afternoon was pleasantly [ge P arty Given In hr Id the place of honor. spent iii the, discussion of hibent Fountain Pens and Mrs. Alice Peters for higli score li*^)lQln :I • lonor of Visitor was presented a pair of silk hose books. At a late hour a tempting High School Auditorium Pencils. A comedy drama cflntr iouc. by salad course was served. nnd Mr. A. B. Mahoney for high *C* .'."JBH J.'Jlh O to f’D C C U M W ___ _ Tho guests were Mrs. W. P. Violins, Ukuleles lF-.E. Roufnailit entertain- score among the gentlemen was Year’s Day with a bridge awarded a pair of silk socks. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. G. I. Lucks and Mrs. I Thursday, January 8th iOborins her lovely young George Bolmes won a calendar for J. A. Wells. The members pres-! and Guitars. Pliis Dorothy Crabtree of a cut prize. ent were. Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. i MAIL ORDERS NOW Fred Williams. Mrs. J. E. Pace, | Flashlights and Those present were Mr. and towns were attractively dec- Mrs. A. il. Mthone” Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs. Stella I*, j In addition to singing several groups of songs Batteries. Flat. P ric e Tt»* T otal L o ca tio n jwith red roses and garlands r»___ Arrington, Mrs, Henry McLaugh­ : Bolmes, n. ... Mr, and __ l Mrs. D.I, George Paul 9-30 13.00 O r c h e s t r a ( H a tI r e ) 13.30 Miss'Spencer has consentin'; to compare her voict Bn- The tallies further carlin. Mrs. A. E. Hill and Miss An- j Super Heterodyne __ Pezold, Mrs. S„ A. Berner, Mrs. nio .30 | 00 1.20 H ulruny (F’r o a t flection) Hawkins. Eii •co'o r J c*l,nu'with its Re-Creation by Mr. Edison’s new phono .to 1.00 t.10 Elizabeth' flig h t for highTAlicu lvtcra* MU* Josephine Tarand Atwater-Kent B aletiny ( I tc u r flection) h u* awarded k set of bridge k011* JIiaa Alberta Aycock. Miss graph. Lucile Collette, pianist, will assise. I n o r d a r l n x ■>)' mall h<* s u r e to e n c lo se s e lf addressed s t a m p e d -J *L and the ‘honorce was pre- Margaret Berner, Miss U. Wathen, Radios. env e lo p f u r t h e r r i u r n of tic k e t s . M ake rh v c k n o r I*. O, Money a vanity case. An ice Miss Mayhuse, Ralph Lubinski, Ordeera pnyubie tu A .ben s Thentr**, Del.aiul, F’la. flint, n u m b e r of w n s served after the g a m e Miku Halter and M, T. Tarbell. s e a t s w an te d , lu c stto h desire d , and* p r ic e ea ch . Mall o r d e r s w ill be tla rblff a n d G r a u lta f r o m a ll filled In tbs order of their receipts. l u a r r l e a . O est of q u a l ity an d Miia Bernice Attach - and MDj | " f is a W W B 111 East Second Street. Barbee, Katherine Symes, Irene Wood returned Saturday to workmanship. W r 'ts fo r la ta s t daslrn s. ■4m U Puleston, Doris H n n d , ihoir homes In Jacksonville after n [ O. IL TURJTBC. Phone 630-J — THE TRIUMPH OF FLORIDA’S SEASON , Aan<ur<t. 1-lurlSa td Hand. Rebecca Stcven», most pkuuaiil vtitit rwitii relative.** t “OPEN AT NIGHT” F . O. Uoa KIU, l ' h u a a M I Ruth Ittnry.. ^ und friemU in Saufcrd. * - - itfEBMJ),8ATtWAy,j -~ ■ "f-?— *•; Sunday Dinnei IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS Hotel Hill Laundry Go OUR SPECIAL Predict Success Of Big Developments Of Sanford In 1925 ELIZABETH SPENCER AmuN k flu iu t FOOTLOOSE Seminole Marble Co. F . P. R IN E S J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO �JANUARY*. Theatre ' DELAND, FLA. I K <rHB CO U RT O F T H E COUNTT . J U D G E . S E M IN O L E . C O U N T Y.l KAPLAN KNEW FEATHER KING; He a t s k r a m e r epaaefl. 1 Program for Jan, 4 .^v -------WEMC—Berrien Springs (286) Connecticut Boxer Wins Title 8:16 organ; 8:20 choir; 8:40 aopmno; 8:50 dkxophonlat; 0 scripture ' In Ninth Round of Bout ol lesMfi; 9:iq sermon. e i y , j »„ 17, New York CltyFrldayNlght WGR—Buffalo (31ff)Tfff^5 * sM*k id l5 ^ r T a n d * 5 vieoi.— — , _ __ NEW YORK, Jan. 3,-Loul* KYWi-^Chicago (636) 7 Sunday Harks Art Broken Ionia Race Track ("Kid”) Kaplan of Meriden; Conn., evening dub. musical, speaker i U'l is the new featherweight champion WON—Chicago (370) 9 ensem­ soloists: LEE, Hy.. Jan. 3.—Rsca V»f the world. He stopped Danny ble,WLS—Chicago (345) 0:30 or'd the track at Latonia Krnnfer of Philadelphia in 1 min­ gan; 7 musical. «fr liking during the ute and 11 seconds of the ninth WQJ—Chicago (448) 8-10 con­ ..two.ofllclal world rcc- round in a bout scheduled to go 15 cert, entertainers. WMV—Cincinnati (423) 8:30 je track reebrds going rounds, a t Madison Square Garden concert, stther. the flying hoofs of Friday night. WFAA—Daltas News (476) 0 ld k*lsswh^ a' a 1w antIam a h'enr, review off van. rec- i The road to a title is a rough singers; 8:30 Foxtrotters. >n Kentucky tracks re- one and brave litle Kramer just WOC—-Davenport (484 ) 8 ser­ vices; 9:30 musical, i to the two world rec- couldn't make it, that’s nil. The WCX—Petroit (613) 6:16 serin, Mrs. WUllnm K. tcwel was tossed in to save him viceyt 4 three-year-old colt, cs- from further punishment when it WOS—JefTcrson City (440.9) *official record of 2:00 was seen that he would be knocked 7:30 religious. mile und a quarter in WUB—Kansas City (411) 8 ser­ the third International off his feet and out any second to vices, Ah Available records come. He had made a heartbreak­ WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul k Broom with doing ing effort to win tho crown, but (417) 0:30 roligius; 9:15 classical, In twp minutes flat at he was not fighter enough. Tho quintet. k, N. Y., on June 28, Utile Hebrew who, came to this WEAF—Now York (492) 0:20 tme, however, was un- country in the steerage is a real Roxy and his Gang; 8:15 urgan. Babin was atop the champion and he will be a proud WHN—New York (360) 0 cnIt lit*this great race. crown-bearer for some time to Gallaher Brothers’ come. Johnny Dundee and all the roar-old, lowered two others notwithstanding. ( i and one track record Kaplan’s speed as was predicted, kiu* S' IJUUI kUb. tktpmn meeting. He was too much for Kramer, utterly WJY—New York (405) 7:15 con­ ecbrd breaking Oct. 8 cert; 9 "Reminiscences of a Re­ ‘thfe track record for porter.” one-sixteenth to 1:42 WBBR—NewUYork (273) 8:10 it to within one-fifth choral singers; 8:20 tenor; 8:30 f the world record, Bible lecture; 9 tenor; 9:10 choral iter, an Oct. 14, this singers. the world record by WCAL — Northflold (360) 8:30 fth of a second from sacred program, sermon. bus time for the mile KGO—Oakland (312) 9:30 ser­ i. He negotiated tho vices, , i in 1:48 3-5, carryWDAR—Philadelphia (395) <k30 la, os compared with talk. , J Ime of 1:49, made by WOO— ^Philadelphia (509) 6:30 I Vi pounds up at Belservices. June 10, 1021. Grey WGY—Schncctady G180) 0:30 128 pounds, equalled services; 8 symphony; I*quartet, d a t Aqueduct, N. Y„ KFNF—Shenandoah (266) G:30 service. . 18, with only three llhowec cut the world NOTICH ond to 2:54 3-5 for W h e r e a s , t h e H o a rd o f C o u n t y C o m m lx x l o n r r x o f Hrm lnoltv C o u n t y , three-quarter miles F l o r i d a d e e m It n ercH x nry to e r e c t ig the Latonia Chuma n d r o n n t r u r t u n e w J a il f o r S e m i ­ m . Rockminister had n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , x* T h e r e f o r e , In c o n f o r m i t y w i t h t h e -5 accord at Latonia p r m U l n ii H of S e c ti o n iri.r,ti of t h e ,,, I?ach liorsj car­ I t e v l s e d t l c n e r a l S t a t e x of F l o r i ­ ls In j:s rnce. Jockey d a , n o t i c e lx h e r e b y Klvefi t o th o iad a leg up on Chllta x p a y e rs und rilD e n x of S em iHole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h a t a t t h e f these ev«its. n e x t r e K u h tr m e e t i n g o f t h e H o ard ent on June 19 lowof C o u n t y C en ttn lx x lo n e rx of S e m i ­ t Latonia to l :36 2-5. n o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , to l„> h e ld a t 10:01 o 'c lo c k A. M.. o n t h e 25th d a y f the 1923 Kentucky of J a n u a r y , i:>2.t. a t th e C ourt eatest money getter H olm e a t H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , t h e q u e s ­ toting 129 pound:, t i o n of t i n 1 e r e e i lo t i a n d c o n s t r u c ­ n Revenue Agent, t i o n of a Jail w ill h e a c t e d u p o n hy x.'tId H oard. itter's time on Oct. W I T N E S S m y h a n d n s C le r k o f •luted to n new track itx furlong event in Die 20. The world distance is 1:09 3-5. pleted the killing at it on July 4 by estrnck timo for the •sixteenths at 1:55 th of a second slowt Uine anywhere for new champion Garner waa ....... i U .. ilh iim t iijr .d V . FOR pN E SPECIAL PERFORMANCE . FLORIDA............................................... In K t t a t t M th o C i r c u i t C ourt of Mumlmdu c 'n ti u tv , F h i r l d a , a n d a s e x o ffic io C l e r k o f t h e H o a r d o f C o u n t y Com-, in D s Io n e r s of S em inole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , o n th lx t h e .trd d a y of Her e i n h e r . A. D, 1D2I. K. A. DOL'D LASH, (S eal) A m C l e r k o f t h e C ir c u i t C ourt of S em inole C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a , a n d ax ex o f ­ ficio C l e r k o f Die H oard o f C o u n t y CnnimlMxpmerH of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. T o he p u h llid led o n c e e a c h w e e k h e u iu n ltiK D e c e m b e r Otic, PJ2I. o n t h e f o l lo w I tm d a t e * : 1 D e c e m b e r 5th . 12th. K>th, 21th anil .tun. 2nd, l'.*25. of, S am u e l H ines, do* T o nil c r e d l l o n , le g ate es, d l a t r l b u te e a a n d nil n e rso n s h a v in g c l a im s o r d e m a n d s a g a i n s t s a id E s t a t e : Y o u a n d each of you, a f e h e r e b y n o tif ie d a n d r e q u ir e d to p r e s e n t a n y c la im s a n d d e m a n d s .which y o u , - o r e i t h e r of y«. u, m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t fffam G m tihaital 9bur >j O ftth e ‘D istittfauhcd CbSta. W« have new carls and rspairs for the old ohm on hand. Lot u book yoor order for a new one or repair the old ose. *da, tozxwi&zni&ihmto t h e u n d e r s ig n e d a d m i n i s t r a t ­ ' T A IM^ , . I A _ o r . o f sa id E s t a t e w l t h h f t w o y e a r s frtlm th e d a t e •h ereo f. *> I* Pi D a t e d 'D e c e m b e r Rth. A. D. 1914, C. M. HAND, , . ‘ A d m in is tra to r , a n d S h e r if f ,, «jf se m lnolo C ou n ty , F lo r l - J j i i r . ( i l n l l . i J _______u n i a i J ^ INCORPORATED Dec. 9. 13** 20. 27. J a n . 3, 10, 17, 31, a n d 31. o f G m ^ s C 7 W «r«iii< M s fr . Mail Orders Now Being: Fitted - PRICES— $1.00—$2.00—$3.00—Plus Tag » ^ 1 mF . .f .■ 4 . * ‘ - )f , Seats On Sale Saturday, January )0 —NOTE— In Every City Whene Miss Anglin and Mr. Favcraham Have pen red the House T ins Sold Out GET YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE NOTICE The Annual meeting of 'the stockholders of the Seminole Coun­ ty Bank, will be held In the bank­ ing rooms of the bank a t 4:30 P. M., Thursday, Jan. 8,1925, for tho purpdso of electing a Board of Di­ rectors to servo for the ensuing year, and any other business which may properly come before the meeting. A. R. KEY, Cashier. NOTIt'K o r ANNUAL MKRTSNI1 OF STOCKIIOI.IIKIIS OF SAN I'OIIIt nO.NI* AND MOUTH4UK COM­ PANY. * N o tic e Ih h e r e b y v l v r n t h a t t h e a n n u a l m e e t i n g o f th u S t u c k I n , b i e r s o f t h e Hnriforil Hunt! a n d M u r tg .ig u C o m im n y , w ill Ur h e ld In t h o o f f i c e o f t h e c o m p a n y In t h e M e r r l w e t h e r I l u l h l l n g , on S e r u m l S t r e e t , In H a n ­ f o r d , F l o r i d a , u t 8 o 'c lo c k I \ M, on t h e IStli d a y of J n n u a r y l!i25. f o r t h e inirp oxe of H o c t l n g D i r e c t o r ! f o r th o c n s u l m ; y e a r u n d t h e t r a n •a a c t l o n of Kuril o t h e r l,u x lm \.n us m a y c o m e h e f o r e tile m e e t i n g . F l t F D It. WIMION*. Secretary, SOI Til LANII PAINT T h o P a i n t T h a t H aves Vou .Money, M a n u f a c t u r e d hy Kheraon-Llnilaler P a i n t Co. Sold hy LOHNINti PAINT COMPANY 115 Mnanolln Avc. Phone 37tl , In the old table the slow-going plodder won the race because he kept going. So it is in the financial race. Virtually all great fortunes that have lasted have been built up, not on get-rich-quick meth­ ods, but through gradual accumulation. B o it o iH t ONEIOAVOSSPEMPIWS How foolish to risk your savings on glittering financial bubbles when many snfe investments arc available, yielding good returns. Compound interest account gives results over a period of years. CAPI TAL a h o n e —is H ooey amp still H a v e m * 100.000 S A N F O R D . F.W.PLEDCER LOAN AND PRESIDENT S A V IN G S G.E.M'CALL MANAGER PHONE 231 ^ C O M P A N Y ^ i 2 0 9 MAGNOLIA AVt When you go to the banH you don’t deposit your money to the credit of someone else. Then why pay rent to some­ one else? Pay rent to yuuraeif. Put your money into ybur own home, not into rent receipta that nro of no value. When you are ready to build call on us. We will be very glad to help you get started. SPECIAL PRICES PHONE 518 FIRST STREET NORTH LAUREL AVENUE PHONE 565, « SANFORD, FLORIDA j y 's C ro s s -W o r d P u z z le 3LOUS PARALLELOGRAM—Twister No. 66 ■y.- - ..B y J. C BOYD " SELLING AT COST If you are on the m arket for Celery Wire or Crate Nails, etc. lONTAL. 15— fowl 16— thick 18— to wit 19—disturb anco 22—n select body 25—the indigo dye 2fl—farm vat for storing fodder 27—impel , 29— rriiuestej 30— energy . 31—notion 32—force • oluUon to Puxzlc A l R i 1? s m E F FT5 yoi p A rr :_ P A_ R r s 0 "5 1 1 5 T si 1T T E E $ p1 S U M 7 u ■5 ■ __ R E l u E s i S *1-♦ •'H ra E S Fj VERTICAL. 15—mechanical sharp the bram­ contrivance bling finch 17—Mrs. Adam 20— rowed (ph) 21— small vnri. 4— captive ety of the 5— couches of lima bean wild bcaibi 23—former 7—bovine French coin quadruped 2 1— memento 9—thatching 11--writing in­ 28—abbrevia­ tion for struments 13— piano silver 14—chopping tbols 2— 3— A H int fo r B eginners The cross-word puizle dia­ gram is merely a means of con­ cealing words which arc synony­ mous to those listed and which will interlock perfectly and eo read equally well crosswise ot downwards. Always look for the number of the synonym on the diagram- If horizontal, you must find a word to fit between th a t number and the first shaded stop to the right; if vertical, you must fit your word between the number and the first shaded stop below. , HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Affords many opportunities to make a great­ er success in life. Building a comfortable and attractive home is an achievement. We are qualified to assist you in this. A contractor that operates a novelty mjll la well able to jlq the work. Ithe One R E A L Test You have our assurance that wc arc as well qualified to construct, remodel, or repair your home as any other firm. Before making your final selection, hear all the other phonographs and have the one you think best sent to your home on approval. Then let us place beside it a New Edison phonograph so that you may compare the two. This is the final test of merit—the only test that is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfaction. A small initial payment will place the instrum ent of your choice in your home The Builder North French Avenue Sanford, Fla. 1U �jjV n jy , ‘ above la restricted to tcgtlon. bud* YU* 8*n- b« re sp o n sib le nr root I n a a n Ion. f o r subsequent o ffle o ahoti Ovid be Molsr fa of p r e e a n ta tlv e t h o r r itb r a t e s , r u l e s i.sasanrsf,~.i rill a a a ta t y o u tn r a n t ad to m a k e r ivoncm, Soald t i r e t h a l r le a address ae bona n u m b e r .If [its. A b o u t o n e thousand b a a a M h o o th e r* c a n ’t Itth you ualaaf ad d re e a . i m * w e a r -a s a t The la a ffle e e r b y 1*4we i 'M a i t l l ralld . rlo e . Dmot, Bfflalent IIS DIRECTORY • place within eaay rople of Sanford so often needed, liat when any *jj*-‘ w required, (t .in Iphabctically V in n .. ic o In th is (RECTORY IONE 148 id Directory m nnaiso (KltVICKI________ AND MOTOR REINDING. LECTHIC SERVICE Irt Electrical repairs, ntral Ave, Orlando, IILES FOR RENT EL V >,CiaKi j priVfc it [Oak and’ Second St. >DY ItfepXlRING [STEIN — Automobile airing and Rebuilding. lome.^Qaif Avenuo. io F f o r h i r e JTO SERVICE Day Meets all trains. Bag(gfer. Phone 551. [UTO TRIPS CALDER. Djjy-qnd i service , Apyiime, 8 - . o r 2 ft, Make .Type 1021 # Chevrolet Touring 1023 ■Ford . Pannell 1022 *Dodge Touring And next week ia going to be too ' Ford Fordor Sedan WANTED—White girl to wait on 1021 late. Act Now. Ton truck •..table and help’with dishes.-Must 1024 . Dodgo 1023 Dodge Coupe be bright and neat. Sanford Coun­ SUBURBAN HOME 1024 Dodge Touring try Club. Price Right—Terms Right. W/ANTED — Counter girls.—LuI. W. PHILLIPS’ SQN. Beth Cafeteria. Located just out side tho city lim­ Sanford, Fla. its, on the road to the Country Club. Nice new bungalow with WANTED Rooms For Rent modem Conveniences—lights,’ own WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ water system, telephone, etc;, 22*6 perty with us now. .Your de-< out meals. Reasonable rates. acres of land, seven cleared, orange trees, and place In good shape. scrip t i o n will go in new catalogue’ Lincoln Hotel. Closo to Country Club. Can ba now being made up. See the new manager at the new locations C. FOR RENT—825.00 per month, bought on terms. Price $6,609.00. A. Strout. Farm Agency, 404 1st 10-room housa In countryKncur National Bank Bldg .__________ paved highway, good location, • BUNGALOW FOR SALE—Brunswlck-Rlake Bit- electric lights, good water. H. C. On Park Ave. Close In. Five Hard table with all equipment Du Bose. and Both. Completely fur­ First Class condition. Address R. i------------------------------------------ rooms nished. Side walks and street pav­ E, Hawkins, Orange City, Fla. FOR RENT-x-One furnished bed­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at room and garage, 815 Park $7,000.00. WANTED—By young couple l #or Avc. 2 room apartment, no children. CORNER LOT Apply Box 10, Herald, Houses For Rent Located on Oak Ave., close in. Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ ■ Wnnt’ to‘■hear from owner hav­ ing. firm for sale. Give particu­ FOR RENT—5-room bungalow,/ borhood. Street Paving and side walks paid. Can be bought on lar afid lowest price. John J. Black Second Street between Holly very easy terms. Price $1.60*00. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, nnd Cedar. Apply* H. T. Pace, box __________ _________ WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER 203. hnving fnrm for sale; give par­ FOR RENT — Four-room house SEE OUR LARGE LISTING DEFORE BUYING. ticulars and lowest price. John J. with garage. Celery Avenue. BUpek, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Mrs. E. A. Moffett. Phono 1G7-W. BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. WANTED—Boarders by couple FOR RENT—Furnished rooms REALTORS with no children. 817 W. First for light housekeeping, 018 Street. Sanford, Fla. 202 First Street Laurel Avenue. .deafer so you can read FloritUfi greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, $4*)fr three months QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. $2-00. 6Ifmonths you desire $1,000 insur­ Commercial S t. R. R. Av*. ance policy add 75 cents to your HAYNES & RATLIFF, Printers e f ile r.__________ ' • And office outfitter*. Phone. 340. •‘DO YOU WANT to buy or edS 11B Park Avenue, anything?'* If so advertise In _______ REAL ESTATE_______ tha "Gainesville Sun.** D. A. CALDER A J. C. ZURFLIBH WEST VIROINTA—Clarksburg. The Clarkuburr Exponent, morning Real Estate Broken—All kinds of Including Sunday, morning Issue. property listed and for sale. Of­ 1 cent per word, minimum 14s. fice 108 Second S t. Near Park DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—Pen­ Avenue. Phone 282. ______ . sacola I* beginning the greatest de­ J. E. SPURLING, sub-division velopment In fllorlda’s hletory; a million dollar highway to the specialist. Subdivision to Or­ half gulf beach Juet finished: a two lando. Florida, and F l o r a million dollar bridge acroee Escam­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ bia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construc­ way tion; two millions being epent on hlghwny; g.-iatext chance for live SIGN PAINTING to get tn on ground SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right developers floor. Write DnVelopment Depart­ ment The Pensacola News. ' PriM,R N . t e R . ”11 )‘" ”K AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Sanford Avenue at 1st Street gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest ■_____, PKono" 473-J, classified medium, rata cash .09c PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott charge. 10c pet line," minimum • mu i ■ t painter and paper hanger. .39c. Phono 3611 Orlando road. ST. AU&USTINE, FLA. — S t Johns County is reached through Advertising the St. AdgusUno Evening Record. Quick results.. Two centu per word. Sample copy ’on request ___ ,L LEARN ABOUT redk County and TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Lakeland, through the Star-TelaTimes, tha great home daily, gram. Beat advertising medium In rate e per word, minimum South Florida Published morning*. chargom 25c cash with order. Write Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. for complete rate card. OHIO—Xenia. Slake your salts PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho N O TICK OK IN ('O il t*OII,t TIO N OF*-------------------------------------------------------through the Xenia Garotte, scene of stupendous developmentSAAKOHI) M OTKl.-iiKAi.Tr co. FOR RENT—Four room npnrtXenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Road about it in the Palm Beach Notice Ih hereby given, tlmt we. ment. Attractive location. Phone display the undendgned Intend lu upply to 323-J. ind‘ district Want ad' am Poet. _ Sample copy sent on re­ tho Hon.,rutile John \V. Martin, rates on request quest.' tiovernor of the State of l-'lnrldu. o r e b llK a tlo n s , t o e x e r c i s e a l l t h e TnllnltnHxee, Florida, on the tilth COLUMBUft «Oa.) T-EDflER—Clnss- ADVERTISING gets results if It nt llex e* of «lny of January, A. D. 1325, for let- rulwa hn tesr,s h pl po wt ehresr e oa fn,d a npilr l vto 111ed art* have ttia largest circu­ ise patent, liituirpurtitlug SAN- V oting p o w e r s t h e n ...... t o t heex osrac m reaches potential buyers. Pa- tent lation In BotfthWMt«r« Oaorgla. e IIOTKL-KKALTY CO., under Hate to fS-word) Una. latkn Dully News Is circulated In FORD the following propum-d charter, tin* e x t e n t t h a t a n a t u r a l p e r s o n m l n h t industrial and agricultural sec­ original of which In now on file o r Tor u nr eIdc e ido. TO REACH Oie prosperous farm­ an the office of the Secretary of otoqk s u b svcer i bpeady mf oe rn t Ino fmtohnee yc ,a ppi rt ao l­ tions___________ _______ _______ In the State of Florida. ers and fern growers of Vomsia perty, lab o r or serv ices, u l a Just FORliKST LAK B county advortiso in the ' DeLand TO REACH BUYERS or sailors of v alu atio n th ereo f, to be d e to r m ln F. I*. FtmSTKIl Florida real estate advertise in Daily News, rate lc f>er word, cash llto H o a rd o f D l r e c t o r a a t u It. If. HKItit the St. Petersburg Times. One cent cu lled f o r s u c h p u r p o s e ; t o IIAimY T. BODWHLL with order. ______ cent a word daily, two cents a word o n lr n r ts of a n y h in d w h a tII F. WH1TNEU MAINE—Waierrllto, Morning Sen­ Sundays. f o r t h e f u r t h e r a n c e o f Its A 1C KEY tinel. Thousands b f Maine peo­ i IKOHUk ' A. DeCOTTKH busi/iwus n n d p u r p o s e s , a n d K e n e r UllF to e x e r c i s e s u c h p o w e r s a s m a y iw Aim n n un ns ple are Interested in Florida prop­ THE MORNING JOURNAL is the A r t l r l r n Oin th e p u rp o s e s nnd f I n e u r p o n l t h i n O f .San­ h w M n cld o n l to accepted want nd medium in erty. Reach them through the b u s i n e s s of s a i d c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d f o r d l l n t f l - l t r n l t y ('», Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word i n hav e, e x e r c i s e a n d enjoy all th e Rate card on appllcaIVe, the undersigned, have agre­ Sentinel. ed to nuMoclate ourHclVea. and do r i g h t* . p o w e r s u n d p r i v i l e g e * I n ­ an insertion. Minimum 25c. t i o n ,_______________ , hereby become ansoclnted for the c i d e n t t o c o r p o r a t i o n s o rg u n i r .c d ADVERTISE in tee JournaN of forming IntA a body a n d e x i s t i n g u n d e r t h e l a w s o f t h e FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando purpose politic and corporate, under and by s t a t e o f F l o r i d a . ald, South Georgia's greatest morang Sentinel; largest .classi­ of the laws of the statu of . ■Tito . f o r e g o i n g c l a u s e s s h a l l he ’newspaper. Morning, afternoon, fied business, rate lc a word, min­ virtue F lo rid a , a n d do h ereb y ad o p t th e c o n stru e d a s In d e p e n d e n t o b jects weekly and Sunday CJassifled rates imum 24<£ct$h with order. XidKrwJJig A r t lc Ie!»«o*» I n c o r p o r a t i o n : uiuL p o w e r s a n d t h e e n u m e r a t i o n of W A r t i c l e ’f . a n y sp ecific b u sin e ss or pow er 10c per line. Waycrtise Journalt h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l n o t b e h e ld t o l i m i t o r r e Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. A LITTLE V?ANT AD In Ths s h nTlhl e hen aHmAe N Fof U f t n H O T K L - K U a L- s i r l s t lt» a n y m a n n e r any o th e r Herald will bring you big re­ T Y CO/, a n d Its p r i n c i p a l p l a c e o f b u s i n e s s o r p o w e r of t h i s c o r p o r n b u s l n e s a s h a l l ha a t S a n fo rd . S e n d ’1 lion. Building Material sults. Advertise those old articles h o l e C o u n t y , S t a t e o f ' F l o r i d a , b u t i A rllrle III. you have stored away and have It n m y h a v e u n d e s t a b l i s h s u c h n th a m o u n t of t h e capital s t o c k no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad of tliI n c o r p o r a l ton s h a l l lie T h r e e i t p l a c e s o f liualncHx n s t h e H o a rd MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general Thousand (lSini.iimi.ini) D irecto rs m a y f r o m l i m e t o J l u ml re d cement work, sidewalks, build­ may bring you several dollars. i>f D o lla r s , to he d i v i d e d i n t o T h r e e U nto d e t e r m i n e . Phono 148 and a representative ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. T h o u s a n d s h a r e s of O n e H u n d r e d A rtic le II, T h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e o f t h e h u s l - iJloi/.Oii) D o l l a r s e ach . Terwilleger, Prop,______________ will call to see you. T h u . c a p i t a l s t o c k of t h i s c o r p o r a i h ' hh to be t r a n s a c t e d by s u l d e t,r Lumber and Building Material p o r u t l u n s h a l l lie nH f o l l o w s , tn-, t loii. m a y lie p u y a h l e In, I s s u e d o r Apartments w i t : t o lioliL b u y . own. c o n t r o l , .nss'd f o r t h e p u r c h a s e of p r o p e r Carter Lumber Company w o r k , d e v e l o p , su it, c o n v e y , le a s e ,' fy. ’* f i l l e r r e n t o r p e r s o n a l , o r f o r For Rent N. Laurel St. Phone 685 r'eht. m o r t g a g e , p le d g e , e x c h a n g e , t h e p a y m e n t of l a b o r n r s e r v i c e s , HILL LUMBER CO. House c FOR RENT—Threo room apart­ c u l t i v a t e . I m p r o v e u n d o t h e r w i s e n t a j u s t v a l u a t i o n t h e r e o f , t o lie ileal III u n d d i s p o s e o f r e a l e s t a t e , d e t e r m i n e d by tin* H o a rd o f D i r e c t ­ Service, Quality and Price. ment, 300 French Avenue. a n d a n y r i g h t , t i t l e . I n t e r e s t or o r s ul n m e e t i n g to lot c a l l e d f o r ■ ' WRECKER_____ lQi ;,Day,or night scrX04. Night 'f a < Lost and Found i LOST—Leather bill folder, name engraved in gold letters. Semi­ nole County Bank. Return to Herald Office ami received liberal Toward. M. C. Haddock. * LOST—One white and liver bobtail^ pointer dog. Return to Frank Woodrutf Jr., at Woodruff and Watson. Reward. ----------------------------------------------------- START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT _ ANP* PLIES ’. / ,_ “ASK MU. CONNELLY” .^VlCE.ttTATioN. i.l'0U,i, Tires, Accessoricu with a smilu.\F,lm i r , p f e . 4 4 7 L3. r^t and- Eftn, e and lOth-Bttfcet. ervicc,” ' 7*- FOR RENT—Two room furnish­ ed apartment, also bed room, suitnble for 2 young men or coup­ le—use of garage, 1009 Union Avenue. Santiago, Chile, is to have a subway, the concession having been given for 20 years to u local engineer who plans to spend $0,789,000 in construction of the first mile und a half. About the Following Bargains S K W r» -ro o ,n l i u n g n l o w , I d e a l l o r n f l o ii . l i n r r i l ■ I r r r l s n m l u l i l r w s l k n . K o r u g e . s m s >.Do c a s h . *M). imi p e r n n a tln I’ A I ttv A v e n u e lo t, rorner t Ills. K n s l e r u e s p o s u r e . 110x117. *500.00 t'n ili. I l u l a u r e r o s y . \ KltillT-rooni tpu story house, an rslru lot. duulile garage. alee S I X '- r o o m h n t t g n l o w . 8 h e d r o o m s . iiAftRlET. 6tarin*ilo lawn, rnnlrrti riparnm. Ilest re­ g a ra g e , e a ste rn sidential srrllou In (own. A real i r xl op to s5u0r xe 1. 1 7 . I ’ r l\eeet.v *5,750,0 it'll kinds. Rain water a 0. *7f.'MMt home. You utusl sre It to npprer» Old First National c a s h , *410 p e r m o u t h . lale real valor. *10,000. Tiiiiin. ftling. phone 245, L O T S — I.OTH — LOTS » DRUGS________ XVr h a v e l o t s l o r n t e d In e v e r y s e e l Inn of t h e c l l v , *50 il i i n u nm l 1311 DRUG STORE — Pre- p e r m o n t h ««III p u t y o u In pauseH «lon u( o n e u l t h e m . " Drugs, Sodas. W# %r you ns your phono. A. P. Conneliy & Sons ;■FLORIST J T H E FLORIST” i for all occasions, file. Phone 260-W -ERS ANI* BKl’AIRS of typewriters for ky terms, for rant, also; |fficc supplies. Room 9 [l a w y e r [Br y a n : 6f ifke in IBank .Building Annex. 3nc 417-L 3, [ITMETAL WORK COWAN—All kinds Id Sheet Metal Work. I Boat Tanks. A't Oak |d Third Street. Tele* [flTOVES JSTOVE WORKS—Oil i stoves, wood*stoves, victroias. Your credit Phono 42L-3. 321 hirst r D^voe’s ? an d ROLISH Best Quality '• s e e ____ hardware'Co! (Realtors) 105 Magnolia Ave. I’hone 48 103 N. Park Ave. Phone 122 e s t a t e t h e r e i n . III tile H tu te o f F l o r ­ id a, a m t In o t h e r H ta te a o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s a n d In f o r e i g n c o n n t r t e n ; t o p in t. I m p r o v e u n d d e v e l o p l a n d s ( o r t h e p u r p o s e of s a l e , a n d t o d o a n d p e r f o r m a ll t h i n g s a p ­ p r o p r i a t e o r n e e d f u l f o r th o d e v e l ­ opment und Im provem ent of t h e g a m e f o r a n y p u r p o s e ( o r w h i c h th e s a m e m a y be a d a p t e d ; to u n d e r t a k e nm l d i r e c t t h e m a n a g e m e n t an.I s a l e o f a ll o r p a r t o f t h e p r o p e r t y of th e C o rp o ratio n , am i to u n d e r t a k e a n d d i r e c t t h e m a n a g e m e n t u n d s a l e of p r o p e r t y , b u i l d i n g s a n d lu iu ls of o th ers, und to tr a n s a c t on com ­ m issio n th e g e n e r a l b u s in e s s of real e sta te a g e n ts nnd brokers. T o u r i i n t r e , o w n , le a s e , o c c u p y , u s e nm l d e v e l o p f a r m s , f a r m l a n d s , t o w n s i t e s a n d t e r r i t o r i e s ; t o lay ••nt, p l a t , a n d . s u h - d i v l d c th o s u m o ; 10 Crnpur'm-f,, . r e - c o u s t m e t , u ller. Im p r o v e , d e c o r a t e , fu rn ish and m a i n t a i n b u i l d i n g s f o r lin te l p u r ­ poses, d w ellin g nml u p n rtio e n t lio u se i, t h e a t r e s , a u d i t o r i u m s , s t o r e s , storeroom s nnd o th e r stru c tu re s f o r t h e u e c o im J d u tio n o f t h e p u b ­ lic. T o Is su e b e n d s u n d t o s e c u r e t h e s a m e by p l e d g e s o r d e e d s o f t r u s t o r m o r tg a g e s of o r upon th o w h o le o r a n y p a r t uf t h e p r o p e r t y h e l d by tlie c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d lu s e l l a n d p led g e such bonds for c o rp o ra te u s ­ es, u s a n d w h e n t h e H o a rd o f D i­ r e c to r s m a y d e te r m in e ; to lo a n und b orrow money o n n o tes, hnmlH, m o r t g a g e s oi o t h e r w i s e , u n d to b u y , o w n , h ir e , le a s e , m o rtg ag e, p l e d g e a n d o t h e r w i s e ileal In u n d d i s p o s e of a ll kin d s 4 of p ersonal p ro p erty . T o g u a r a n t e e , s u b s c r i b e fo r . Hold, p u r c h a s e o r o t h e r w i s e a c q u i r e , se ll, tr a n s fe r , a s s ig n , m o r tg a g e , p led g e o r o t h e r w i s e d i s p o s e of t h e s h a r e s u f c u p l t u l s t o c k u f, o r u n y b o n d s , 11 CUritlOS n m l e v i d e n c e s o f I n d e b t ­ e d n e s s is s u e d o r c r e a t e d b y a n y o th e r co rp o ratio n or c o rp o ratio n s of t h i s S t a t e o r a n y o t h e r S t a t r . C o u n try o r n a tio n , und w h ile th e o w n e r o f s u r : i s l o c k , m u n i s , o r Oth • ' th ill p u r p o s e . A r l l r l e IV . T h is c o rp o ra tio n sh a ll c o n tin u e n n d h a v e f u ll p o w e r to 4-xerrlse Its c o rp o rate rig h ts a n d fra n c h is e s for a p e rio d o f n i n e t y - n i n e y e a r s f r o m a n d li f t e r t h e c o m m e n c e m e n t o f Its c o r p o r a t e e x i s t e n c e . A r t i c l e V, T h e b u s i n e s s of t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l In- u n li d u c te d by t h e f o l l o w ­ in g o f f i c e r s ; u P r e s i d e n t , a F i r s t Vice P r e s i d e n t , a S e c o n d V ice P r e s ­ id en t. u lle m - ru ! M a n a g e r , a S e c r e ­ t a r y a n d T r e a s u r e r , w h o m a y he o u u an d t h e s a m e p e r s o n , n n d a Houril of D i r e c t o r s o f n o t l e s s t h a n (Iv* n o r m o r e t h a n n i n e D i r e c t o r s , w h o m u s t be s t o c k h o l d e r s . U n til t h e f i r s t m e e tin g of th e stock h o ld ers h e r e in a fte r provided fur, t h e o f f i c e r s u f ti ll s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be: F o r r e s t L a k e . Presld<*t(t. F . I*. F o r s t e r . 1st V ice P renlib-n t. It. It. D erg . 3ml V ice P r e s i d e n t . H a r r y T. H o d w c ll, U e n c r u l M a n a KM. It. F. Will flier, H c e r e tu r y . A It. K ey , T r e a s u r e r . T h e H o ard of D l r e e t o r a s h a l l he F o r r e s t L a k e , F. P. F o r s t e r , K. II. ln -rg. H a r r y T, D o ih « sll, It F. W h it ti e r , A. K. K ey , t i r o , A. D e p u t ­ ie s a m i E d w a r d H i g g i n s . The first o r o rg ao lx n ilo o m e e tin g of th e s t o c k h o l d e r s of t h i s c o r p o r a ­ t i o n s h a l l tie h e b l to t h e t ’U y o f S.iltfnrd, F l o r i d a , o n t h e lf.th d a y of J a n u a r y , PlSfl. f o r t h e p u r p o s e of a d o p t i n g b y - l a w s u n d c o m p l e t ­ in g t h e o r e i t ii x a tl o n of t h i s c o r ­ p o r a t io n , u n d a l s o f o r t h e p u r p o s e of e l e c t i n g s u c h o f t l c i r s of t h e co rpo ratio n ns a re h erein ab o v e p ro ­ vided fo r, a n d t h e r e a f t e r , t h e u n tuinl m e e t i n g s o f t h e s t o e k h o l d e r s of t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l lie h-dd on th e f i r s t T u e s d a y a f t e r t h e f i r s t .Monday In J u n u u o of e a c h y e a r . A r t i c l e VI. The h ig h e s t a m o u n t of in d e b te d tn-xs o r l i a b i l i t y t o w h ic h i b i s c o r ­ po ratio n sh a ll s u b je c t I t s e l f s h a l l [»t a s u m n u t t o e x c e e d t h e a m o u n t Apartment house on First St. This is n bargain. One five-room bungnlow, in good condition. $500.00 puts you in this house. t Five ncre farm on hard road, now in crops. Cheap anw on easy terms. Wo have houses to rent. Come in and sec us.—Seminole Realty Co., 110 E, Second Street.______ We have some beautiful lake front lots on Lake Wildmero one* half milo from the Dixie Highway in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, for sale. Wo will build your home, land­ scape your grove, and relieve you of trouble and worries incident to huildhnr up a place. 3 In’tho meantime, you can r o fishing. You can finh in any one of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don't know how to fish, we havo several experts who will be glad to show you. Mr. Scholficid who has been Hinurintr at tho Baptist Church will vouch for the aboye. LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Longwood. Flu­ or the capital stock of this corpor­ ation. A r ti c le V I I . T h e m im es and resid en ces of th e s u b s c r i b i n g I n c o r p o r a t o r s a n il th o a m o u n t of th e c a p ita l slock s u b ­ s c r i b e d by e a c h a r e a s f o l lo w s , to w it: Forrest Lake. Sanford, Florida. PI shares. < F. P. Forster. Hanford, Florida, PJ shares. it. II. llerg, Hanford. Florida. 35 shares. H a r r y T. H u d w d t . P r o v i d e n c e , It. I., lit share*. —•■ II. F. Whither, Hanford, Florida. 35 shares. A. It. Key, Hanford, Florida, P.i shares. Heo. A. DeDottes, Hanford, Flor­ ida. PI shares. Kdward Higgins, Hanford. Florida pi s h a r e s . IN W1TNKSH \V11Kit KOI', the subscribing Incorporators h a v e hereunto set their hundx on this this Hid day of JanUaty A, D., 1335. UtiUUUHT'I.A KF. F. P. Ft nt.STKK 11. II. 11Hitt) It AHUY T. nODWHLL It F. WHITNKIt A. It. KKY HKU. A. Het'OTTEH HDWAIt D IIP IfllNH Htnte uf Florida, i'ounty of Heliilnole. ss, I HF.UHIIY CKUTIFY That on this day before m e personally ap­ peared Forrest Lake, F. I*. Forster, It H. llerg, Harry T. Hodwcll, it F. Whltner, .\. It. Key. 4|eo, A, Det'ottcH and Kdward Higgins, to mu W e l l klloWili to be tlie persons limn­ ed. In ami who subscribed their names to the foregoing Articles of Ineorporutlon, arid they did sev­ erally acknowledge before mo that they executed the same for the purposes therein expressed.WITNKHS m> nam: and official Hcnl at Hanford. In the Uoitniy of Heinlnnle and Htato of Flurlda, on this the 3rd day of January. A. D . I« 3 i. USealJ I,KOLA W. POWKI.U Notary Public, Htato of Flor­ ida.—-My Cnmmfatdun expires Doc. 31, 1325. (I K O A. D e l 'i I T T EH, Attorney for Incorporator*. bungalow* lined throughout, just “ y. Price $800.00 Sanford Building and Loan As each for' quick sale. Must be sodation Preferred Stock can b» seen to bo appreciated. Can give cashed on 00 days notice, inter** terms. A. H. Hawk, Gindcrvilic. payable April 1st and October la you can't beat It. ______ Buy eight per cent Preferred Real Estate Stock in Ih# Sanford Building am Loan Association, established 1908 FOR SALE—Well bred Rhod Island roosters, laying pullet and setting eggs. Mrs. Ellsworth Phone 3303 Beardall Avc. FOR SALE—Fresh Call 10G-J. ***** WILMER STEWART Maitland. Fla. Stewart's Subdivision Atamonte Springs. 200 beautiful building lots, prices range $160 to $850. Seo these large lots before you buy ^elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot without a public allay in the rear. Come and seo me any time. I live here and want neighbors. WILMER* STEWART Altamonte Springs. ■ Jersey cows FOR SALE—Red BHm Triumpl or Spaulding Rose Four See< Potatoes. Selected Maine stock Phone 270. Mid Florida Product Co. Young North Carolian wouh like to como to Florida to settli down. Experienced salesman, col lector, clerical work, railway clerk truck former and poultry farmer Honest, reliable and sober. Makt an offor. Writo 709 care of Hot aid. ^ ■■ - ■ ■ ■. . FOR SALE—Several 1-acro tracts of unimproved land. See Ste­ wart, Altamonte Springs. Better Baby Chix From ' * PINEBREEZE FARMS Florida's Largest Poultry Farm FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW (Not a Hatchery) Closo in $3,000—$300 cash. Bal­ Every chick sired by our pedt a n c e like rent. greotl males direct from high rec UNDERPRICED ord trapnested hens. Chix tha Bnnfoni Avenue lots. For n few innko you profits, $20 per hundred days only. $180 per thousand. Delivered Jan Rail Ruad Frontline unry 20th, Order early, as alread; An opportunity to buy Right. half sold out. White Leghorn W. V. WHEELER, only. Pinehreoxe Farm, Callahan 110 E. Second St.. Phono 101-J Florida. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— Tnmpn—Water supply system tt Desirable residential lot. closo to he installed in Sunset Park addi town. Paved street. AH improve­ tion. ments. Owner will sell for $100 cash anti balance nt the rate of FOR SALE—A few Sfi£We*t“Xt iiitor garden tractors, all new $20 monthly. Price $1000. Phono •i'J3-W. Or writo Box 70 care Tho at half price. Giving up agencj account health and poor business Sanford Ilcrnld. in cotton belt. Walter II, Bishop IN T I I K C l l t C l i r r t o P U T O F T I I K Athcn, Gn. S K V i : \ T I I J l IIII IA I. l l l t f ' I IT OI* r i . O t t l l l A . IN AND F o i l FOR SALE—10 acres celery land H K M I M H .K I'UII.NTV, F I .U U I D A . lot 4, Euraka nnmmock. Rich' IN C H A N C K ItY . N. I t . d a r n e r it nil A. I*. D o n n e l l y , aril Stephenson, M. D. West Lcba non, Ind. D iim p laln an ts. vs. F l u r b t a L a n d & U u lo n ls ii tl u n C o m ­ p a n y , L lm ltc il. u c i i r p i i r a t l u n ; t h e i i n k n n w n h e ir s , tlt-vlseus, g r a n t e e s nml o th e r cla im a n ts ttm ler F r a n k H. W h i t e , d e c e a s e d ; W . K. W n l t linll a n d L u cy M. W a l t h a l l , h i s w ife ; V o ile A. W illiam s and K llx n h c tit W il li a m s , h i s w i f e ; All * u n k n o w n p arties claim in g In te r­ e s t In t h e lalidii In v o l v e d lu t h l a su it. D efendants. O R D E R O F r-m iL IC A T IO N . T o all p a r tie s c la im in g I n te r e s t u n d e r F r a n k H, W h i t e , d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b ­ ed p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e , l y i n g u n d lin­ i n g In t h e c i t y of H a n fo rd , H e m ln o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L fits 1 t o HI. b o t h I n e l u s lv e , a n d l o t s 10 t o 33, b o t h I n e l u s l v e , of P i n e H e i g h t s , o f H a n f o r d , H ein ln n le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ id a , u s p e r p la t t h e r e o f , d u l y r n c o r d e d In t h e pu b lic records of K etu ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In P l a t U nnk 3, p a g e 51; T o a n y p e r s o n n n d till p e r s o n s w h o s o n u n io Is, o r tire, u n k n o w n t o th e ro m p la in n u ts herein, h a v in g or claim in g to have uny rig h t, title or i n t e r e s t lu a n d t o t h e a b o v e d e ­ s c r i b e d IttndH, o r u n y p a r t o r p o r ­ ti o n t h e r e o f : It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e 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 e d t h a t y o u a n d o u ch o f y o u h a v e , o r c l a i m s o m e I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e p r o p e r t y i n ­ v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t , n n d t h a t y o u r n a m e s u r n u n k n o w n , it Is t h e r e u p ­ on o rd e re d th a t y o u and each of you d o lie. 4i in I y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r t o t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t In ti ll s e a u s c . o n M o n d a y , t h e 2nd d a y of F e b r u a r y , 1325 a t t h e C o u r t ­ h o u s e Jo H anford, H em ln o lo C o u u t y , F l o r i d a , s a i d s u i t b e i n g a s u i t to •in let t i t l e In N. II. H a m e r , am ! A. I'. C o n n e l l y In t b e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d la n d s ; nnd you u ro th e n am i th e re r e q u i r e d t o m a k e a n s w e r to s a i d bill o f c o m p l a i n t fi le d a g a i n s t y o u h e r e i n , o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o con* f s s s o w ill ho e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u , an d e ach of you. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s c ita tio n be p u b lish ed on. u week f o r e i g h t c o n s e c n t l v u wewks. In t h e H unfurd H erald , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ l i s h e d In N ctn ln u le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . W i t n e s s m y h a n d u s t'l i-r k of s a i d C o u r t , a m i t h e s e a l t h e r e o f , llila t h e Kilt d a y of D e c e m b e r , A. D. 1321. (H e a l) E. A. DOUOLAHH. C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Heniliiole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . l»y A. M. WKKKH. D. O. H e o r g e U. H e r r i n g , H o ile l to r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t s . FOR SALE—Small business, quiro 402 Sanford Avcnuu. | It Is alleged tho nverago man wearti out flvo collars a year, which gives laundries n high batting avernK<L—Greenville Piedmont. Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST ’orris. R ttnlo ns, I n g r n w |lnk* N a lls . H e a v y C a l l o u s c s o r tl rv il a c h i n g feet. j Illl. C. I h OISLEft O rla n d o . Y o w ull D r u w Phono. Ilhltf. F lsv ato r Try Smith’s Barbe Shop for good barbe work. Ladies welcomi Next to Valdez. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank 31djf. Sanford, - ■ ■ Florida Fresh Fruit* and Vegetable* PRICES REASONABLE ROYAI, FRUIT CO. N ext lu W e a lrn i FOR Every HouseWife ALUMINUM D s lu s J. H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans (Nimplele Stock K. S e c o n d S t r u c t Ball Hardware Co. BRINGING UP FATHER In New M eriw eth er Ilu lld ln g By GEORGE McMANUS VOO ‘o iT RlCH V t h er e _ , a n o u c x ^k UP THE. W O R O b US THE. OtCT\OM/\R.'Y 1 iqWE THEfA TQ � 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, January 03, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 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/d34f4655a0a3336cb52dcda472d76dd3.pdf 57b70be53d131c7c45f8bc4763115833 PDF Text Text BPATJUK : ' • * . M* r i S r t BM rt* ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Despite War Wake Vienna Has More Shows Than Ever [dish, Swiss and Dutch urrency Returned to Parw; General Tone of Money iarket Improved Greatb' few YORK; Dec. 31.—The Bed Improvement in foreign s i n g e s this year was generally B eo European currencies. K b crowns, Swiss francs nnd ■gtiV ders. returned to parity, prere occasionally quoted a t a D premium. The Canadian ir .also was quoted at a prepi for the first time since 1922. lerling exchange, which hnd quoted as low as $*1.25 1-2 iJanunry, rose nbove 5*1.70 this ►h to within a couple of cents ie peak nrice established in the ■r of 1022-23, which was the bst apnronch to parity since War. The final stage of this le e , coming a t a timo when ■ormal course of exchange is Brard, dtjo to usually henvy ■ and cotton shinments. ropre- into power in Englam fh fear of adverse legislan moneyed capital, nnd d u r ip numerous qriscs thnt do d over tho reparations pro irolor to the adoption of the report. Shifting of funds few York to’ London to take B against the franc, which B en launched l»y speculative B ts, taking advantage of V s vulnerable financial posiBP<> rapid was the ndvnnco ■ currency thnt the Bank of ■ found it necessary to sell ■ and go short of its own tur■in order to prevent the disBn o f French export business. Jrds tho close of tho year tho seemed stabilized between 5 ind 5 1-2 cents. b only important new coin to I its appearance in internnl trading wns tho Polish zloty, Id around 19 1-5 cents. GorI hns adopted a new coin K NEARING COMPLETION NESVILLE, Fla., Jan. l . - A an nppcai for wuge increase county employes, n London ilniun recently said that half u men had to buy murgurinc TONOPAII, Ncv., JJnn. 1.— Captain Allen I«e Baron, British archaeologist, who has been explor­ ing excavations of nnclcnt villages in Nevadn, passed through here recently on his way to the Colo­ rado river to continue his quest for the identity of the first inhab­ itants of the American continent. The captain is trying to discov­ er, as nearly us ho can from a r­ chaeological evidence, who these people were nnd where they came from. It is his plan to re-open som e,of the old turquoise mines nnd, by systematic cxcnvntion to trace the early races from Bould­ er Canyon to the eastern border of Nevada. Captain Le Ilnron says the evi­ dence indicating a connection be­ tween the early pcoplo of this re­ gion nnd the Mayas og Yucatan, Mexico, is accumulating. He con­ siders ono of his most important finds a symbol of sacrifice, a grotesque mask, which ho uncov­ ered in Aztec Canyon, 35 miles south of Las Vegas. Nev. It is like the masks known to have been worn by Maya priests when they conducted the sncrificinl services whore thousands of victims were immolated. WINTER HAVEN, Jnn. 2. — Preparations under way at the present time indicate that the Polk County Orange Festival, to be held in this city Jan. 28-31, inclusive, will fnr surpass that of last year and will exceed the expectations of those having the arrangements in charge. Tho entire county is giving whole-hearted co-operation and the various communities have appointed committees to co-opornte with the Winter Haven com­ mittee. The executive committee consists of Frank J. Senn, gener­ al chairman, and n representative from each of the cities of Polk County. Under these men are local committees of three und live mem­ bers each, who are working united­ ly with the Winter Haven leaders to insure the success of the big un­ dertaking. Particularly gratifying has been tho response given by the business men of Lakeland nnd neighboring cities. The authorities of the Lake, land Fair and the Lakeland Auto­ motive Dealers Association have unanimously endorsed the Orange Festival and are stressing its im­ portance as an advertisement not only for Winter Haven but for all of Polk County, which is the pre.ntier citrus county of the state. >V LAMP BURNS 94% AIR nnd congestion is gone. '—Yes. Almost instant rel chest colds, sore throat, backache, I u mbo go ^ follows a ubbing Jacobs I Beat* Electric or Gas l inventor, p. K. Johnson, 642 ■oad St., Philudclnhin ia Ancestral Home of George Washington In Northnmptonshirc eGts $100,000 As An Endowment Fund American Indians Arc Traced to The M ayas Of Yucatan Peninsula charity whist nnd danci [ was held in a cowshed Pnd recently, 365 attending. | e* oil lamp that gives an fk'ly brilliant, soft, white pvi-n better than gas or clecI "as been tested by the U. Imminent and 35 leading uniand found to be superior ■rilinary oil lumps. It burns r ?dor, smoke or noise_ PJl'ing up; is simple, clean. Vl,urn» 94 per cent air and feent common kerosene (coal Shepherd A fter “Traducers” VIF.N.N'A, Jon. 2.—At no time in it* hi3tory haa entertainment been provided for inhabitants or strangers on so liberal a scale in Vienna ns at present, according to Herr Breitner, the financial ex­ pert of tho Vienna Municipality, lid was addressing a deputation of representatives of ov cry class of S * S |M Y :V |lc entertainment nnd rooked-food nr.d refreshments pun-eyors, who were t pleading for a reduction. of the A entertainment nnd luxury tnxei /A levied by the city. Am To iustify his unrelenting ntticaafa tndo Herr Breitner said that, nlthough the population of Vienna \ hns decreased by 300,000 there hnd been ndded to the establishments v existing prior to 1919 seven play • houses with. 4 702 sent*; five con- w D Shonheril cert halls, adding 50 per cent to N. MqClinfoch, will lormer seating accomodations; he snvs i-n«t mmni, moving picture theatres with fur- jiosc". This plctu thcr seating capacity of 10.000 and! Alhuqucrmie. N M 45 fashionable bars. Moreover 1 Polk County Expects B ig Orange Festival places on the program for lion. National Commander will bo represented as will ! the American Legion pubi. A representative also is ited from Omaha, Neb., wheru 925 convention will be held. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925, ■ ^ J ^ . oil right on your j m a g ic r e l i e f obs Oil is a harm B y colds, soothes the Cr inflammation of 'W sore throat and , breaks up the congestion that causes pain. It never disappoints and does not burn the skin.. Get a 35 cent bottle of St. Ja- Ml JA Deen recommended fof 65 year: LONDON, Jan. 2.—Of the vast nrmy of British working people, numbering in 1021, 17,177,or>o per­ sons, no fewer than 5,005,332 were women. Several startlir^ revela­ tions of the stnte of British indus­ try arc made in this census, which has just been made public, hut most unusual among them is the extent to which women workers are creeping into every conceivable occupation. Women own factories, manage them and supervise them. They are plumbers, riveters, safe-mak­ ers, sand-blasters, gunsmiths, far­ mers, electricians, electrical ap­ paratus makers, undertakers, chini ney sweeps, lighthouse nnd light­ ship hands, bookmakers, racehorse trainers nnd jockeys, nvlntors, brewers, cellar “men,” railway NEW YORK, Jnn. 2. •The an­ cestral homo in England of George Washington, Sulgrnve Manor, in N ortham ptonshire, will hence­ forth be maintained and preserv­ ed by tho income of a fund bf $100,000 raised in this country by the National Society of the Colon­ ial Dames of America. In making this announcement, Mrs. Joseph R. Lamar, nntinnal president of the society, explained SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS pnl'J by the Acictics or by individ­ ual Dames. Mr*. Lake Aida. The Sulgrnv* Fund Campaign was conducted in Florid-; by Mrs. Sumter d«.» I^on Lowry os state chuirmnn. who was assisted by the following Colonial Dames as sub­ chairmen: Mrs. \V. B. Young, Mrs. Frank Jcnning*, Mrs. L o u i s Stnimm, of Jacksonville; Mrs. John T. Dismukcs. St. Augustine; Mrs. Wm. Knowles, Pcnsacoln; Mrs. Forrest Like, Snnford; Mrs. Mai shall Price, Cocoanut Grove, Mrs. Glcnville C. Frissell, Miami;i Mrs. K. V. Whitaker, Mrs. Perry Wall, Mrs. I). M. Part rick and Mrs. J. D. Kinser of Tampa, Florida’s quota was completed within tho time limit and wns sec­ ond southern state to sand -in re­ turns to tho Central Committee Chairman, Mrs. John F. Bransford of Augusta. Florida’s allotment wns $880, but the amount raised and sent wns considerably over $1,000, the com­ mittee thereby receiving much fav­ orable comment. Telephone Dollars In Florida 4 H E Telephone C o m p a n y spent last .y e a r, fo r n e w plant and lo r • o p eratin g expenses’ in F lorid a, m ore Vi m o n e y than it col­ t lected fo r all form s o f telephone service in the S tate .1 \0 Baby’s Colic and D istress Gone " I f m o th e rs would give T e e th ln a to th e ir bablea I a m s u r e i t will nave them m uch tro u b le aa well nn Buf­ fering." w rite s Mrs. J. K. McKinney. Route 3, Seymour, Texas. "I have tw o l it tle ones a n d th e y had colic, c r a m p s a n d bowel trouble. I gave them T e e th ln a w ith rtno r e s u lt s and th e y a r e both lively a n d h ea lth y a s you please." Mrs. McKinney Is b u t one am ong diousamls o f g r a te f u l m o th e r s all over the land w ho g la d ly te s t i f y to tho ste rlin g q u alities o f T e e th ln a In r e ­ lieving pain an d d i s t r e s s Incldsnt to babyhood. T eetlitn a Is especially v a l­ uable fo r use d u r in g te e th in g to reduce Inilamm.-ition o f th e g u m s a n d fe v e r­ ish conditions. T ee th ln a Is sold b y all d ru g g ists, or send 30c to Moffett la b o r a t o r i e s , Columbus, G o., f o r p a c k a g e a n d FREE BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES tory of the United States. Before tin* world war it sent $3,000 to England to restore-the manor. Committees were organized to collect this sum of money, in 40 elates and tho District of Colum­ bia, nnd all worked under the na­ tional committee, of which Mrs. William Adams Brown, of New iork, was chairman. The sum desired wns fully sub­ scribed, and will shortly he placed m the hnnds of permnnent trust­ ees. Already the income is going forward to England, there to he expended for the physical core and preservation of the house whence came the ancestors or Washington nnd the gardens and grounds sur­ rounding it. The greater part of the $100,000 was given by the Dante* them­ selves, but generous aid was also received from the public. Not a «!" lnr jms been deducted front the subscriptions on account of collec­ tion expenses, all of which were wirelcsr. station The.Aoragni, the world's largest A British explorar is m masts 820 ieet motor liner, has a capacity of 1,000 way to British Rondans persons. the pyramids there. TEETH INA Builds Better Babies SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH CO M PANY On* Policy. On* SyMtcm. Universal Service WILL OPEN on or BEFORE FEBRUAi Corner Magnolia Avenue and Second Street THE COMPLETE WOMEN’S SHOPPING CENTER, CONTAINING FEDERAL BAKERY SEL-RITE GROCERY FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKET DELICATESSEN • SODA COUNTER CANDIES BETTY A N N TEA ROOM MUSIC, RADIO, A N D ELECTRIC SHOP MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR MILLINER , WOMEN’S EXCHANGE GIFT SHOPPE . 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PETTESSON A T THE BASKET ire iYr2 ARMOUR FERTILIZER Jacksonville, Fla vw �• - -■■ ■ SAY DErAKIIrlEnl *»W to supply * name, it would ik? A V n T O A D T M F M T d o n e/ N clio wroU lh<it "u 1 wc‘fe if Plentiful 1 / i m m T I f lW T f lip tW * « n « l the dumping ground for bureau Is l agricultural depai the legislnture.” • Commissioner Mayo has not ex­ of funds h declared vented It from functi _.w ! tho Into Commissioner V J . T f S t a .* Ho is of the opinion, however, that fcmplatcd by the consUtuHoii. . Only tiyo of the divisions _ closer attention should oe given to ,-.••• „ ’ _ . _• Commissioner Mayo Declares the agricultural development of tiffing .the department hav»v than is now posribls with direct bearing on agriculture, | Department Consists.Of 8 Florida the wide ramifications of the di­ Separate Branches That Do visions that require so much of his pointed q u t^ These a re tho ngii tural and Immigration division,,] Note Relate to Agriculture attention. The commissioner of agriculture tho division th a t handles nine1 . TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2.— Thc not only is head of all the divis­ pertaining to, citrus fruit, for named, but ho la also u mem­ name “Department of Agriculture” ions ber of five different boards th a t zer and stocjt feed. ThU divist as applied to the state department handle the state’s business, includ­ also has supervision of the |nsf headed by Nathan Mayo, is a mis­ ing tho very active Board of Com­ tion of gasoline and oils. From- a commercial standno! nomer, according to the commis­ missioners of State Institutions. Everglades Drainage Board, and i* 1* B.u**reted, the bureau of m sioner, because of tho many diff­ Board of Trustees of thc Internal erent branches of the department Improvement Fund. Meetings of kets does b*v«*a relation to art under his supervision having no these hoqrds require a great deal of his time. And the prison divi­ Despitd the fact.Hi*t the so-ci relationship to agriculture. a« irtment! Tho department is composed of sion alone, he says, takes up a t ’ least fifty per cent of his time. made up r,t a. eight divisions—agriculture nnd vision*,'tho, It Another angle of the state’s bus­ immigration division, puro foods iness which he believes should be propriations F " A H s itm nnd drugs, stock feed, fertilizer, given cloter attention, as a step Department,” all I citrus fruit, and oil division, land toward more rapid development. Is divisions be operated from wh thnt of immigration. He consid­ "agricultural” fund, while u division, prison division, field noto ers tho immigration bureau one of m atter o f fact dfiiy a smell m division, shell fish commission di­ tho most important departments of centago goes toward tho work vision, chemistry division, und state the state's business, in as much as developing Florida agriculttirz!) marketing bureau division. AH of it is through the work done there­ it is stated.- ‘A liberal ** ____of tho __ ' these divisions come under thc su­ in that thc state hns the opportun- officials pervision of the so-called commis­ ity to attract the attention of-would place itn^'-’uloro thnn would bo settlors to thc state’s | fourth of tho .department's n. sioner of agriculture. In his annual reprre for the bien­ advantages and opporunitics. Tho printion in-tho fund th a t gov.i . nium 1907-08, the then cominis- statu constitution makes it poss- agricultural' work. I /> * Shown In The Annua! R e ^ a j g p AGRICULTURE in Buena Vlata ' sold a t auction morning a t prices ranging price ijjr from $280 ‘ *Urge r ATLANTA, Ga.. Jan. 1—The 8. Indie.tine a production o t 13,­ ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 1.-F a irly ».U» Price n W O to 680. A satisfactory employment conditiona J ^ J ^ id d in g characterized the sell-! Stalfc.i comprising the Sixth Fed- 153,000 bal«\* of cotton Ihiv.ycar, exist in the Sixth Federal Reserve jn^ of gho tots. ! cml Reserve district have produc- valued nt more than one, and twoBank district with some few exL,Mje MUi Catherine Carroil was j o i during 1024 a much larger pro- thirds billions of dollars. “This ceptlons, according to the Decem­ liven a ‘desirable lot as an added! portlcn of the cotton crop of the year’s crop,” it adds, “Is thc fifth "*}.«»„. ,unn in th* nn«t two largest In history in p^lnt of val­ ber business review issued by the nature of the auction. The little girl held the lucky number in a years, Ln,tcd while State*general than ,n business thc Federal Reserve Bank today. Tho drawing con­ ue, nnd the ninth largest in point contest held. K8HINGTON, Jan. 2.—Sciei- review says in this connection: ditions in the district. have evi­ of size.” . • Officials In.charge of tip auction ipers embracing theories on '’Reports received from cotton regard the prices as low with re­ denced greater Improvement dur­ Continued growth ftt.the demand o f the universe on down gard to the desirability of the lots ing the months of November and for funds is evidenced in a further cloth and yarn mills, overall and » propelling or •'gliding” powmaking up tho subdivision. George December, and crops, taken as a „ the lowly argument* Thurs- brick manufacturing plants, shorn B. Clark acted as' auctioneer. whole, have turned out well from increase in the loans and dis­ ’o ra the” annual convocation <rn)( increase in the number of the standpoint of money return to counts of 53 member banks select­ the fanner, according to the De­ . American Association f°r f worker* compared with the picccdAdvanca ox Science. | irg month. There is some unem­ cember business review, issued to­ ed in cities of thc district which report weekly to the Federal Rdday. paper by Prof. H. N. Russell, ployment in Georgia due principally ■ervo Bunk, says thc review in re­ Retail trade in November was 'nc«t6n, provided a lively dlsgreater than in October, but will gard to the financial situation. n over the size of the uni­ to transients coming into the state below the corresponding month of . Disciples of Einstein up- from tho north. Cotton-oil nlnnts Building permits, in tho Sixth last year. Wholesale trade show­ District the finite theory, while sev- at Augusta are temporarily clos­ showed a slight decrease ed the “usual seasonal deciino in as compared wlthv 1923, according h e rs‘contented thc universe ed, but other industrial planter., are To make room for the greatest operating and itttle unemployment November because of the fact that limitless. to tho review, Permits reported, R T cridencc. At Atlanta some Iassortm ent of spring goods in the t insects are the champion building mechanics aro being r e - ; history of the store, S w asher A retail merchants only buy during from 20 cities for November to­ the Inst two months of the year itors in the "glider” class was leased, and some plants nre on part & Woodruff, on F irst Street, will taled $8,124,-163 against $9,708,­ whnt they hope to dispone of be­ ntention of Dr. E. P. Felt, t rme | begin Saturday morning a t 0 fore tho inventory period,” says 665 for November 1923, a loss of entomologist of New York, 16.3 per cent. “The building program through- o’clock what Is declared the bigsaid that with little motive ru t -Florida Is ke.p.ng red d en :' cat sale event in the history of thc review. figures released by During tho porccding four years thePreliminary of their own many species workers occupied, but there u some j Jho organisation. The sale will Dopartmbnt of Commerce show i- Insects are able to take and Wurplus of unskilled transient 14- j Jast fo r two weeks during which thc volume of sales hns shown a loss in both imports and exports air for hours or days, bori Construction of highways and tho proprietors plan to completely n rather sharp increase in Octo­ during November, as compared their flights distances railroad lines will contmuo through dispose of fall and winter goods ber, receded in November, nnd with October».but an increase over then risen to n penk in December 1923,' in both instances. ------ several hundred miles. o:ii thc winter and afford employ- of ail classes now held in stock.. when tho bulk of holiday buying November, Proprietors of the store declare Information from var­ Z Z P***1®**™* J . ir.irtit to numbers of U'.slcilled work This year November ious sources byrccoivod T T o f. Russell told of the devel- er!,< Cigar factories aro working th at thc sale will provide an un- is done. tho bank indicat­ brought nn increase over October pnrailed opportunity for the peat of slant from huge mas- 0, Crtimc on ho'idny orders. ed fnirly satisfactory employment >of relatively low temperature “Somo improvement is reported pie of Sanford and surrounding business, although sales- in No­ conditions in tho district, with density to incandescent aph froni tho iBlriringham ngham .district, ,d ls ■ territory to provide thomselvc3 vember were shown to hnvo been few exceptions. ,of a temperature of some 20,- where practically nil plants aro on with useful nnd stylish articles of 4.3 per eent L-ciow November of Thc building program through­ degrees, and then of their a lull time basis and increases to clothing at prices hitherto unknown last year. out thc state of Florida is shown ’ Tho review shows Atlanta ns thc in Sanford. Prices have been slash­ iking to relatively small slse torccs havo been made in coal min­ to be keeping resident workers oc­ IM dull red heat. Tho sun was ing. textilo mills and lumber plants. ed on every variety of goodB in tho only city in tho district with nn cupied, but there 'is niso shown to store, it is said. increase over November, 1023. “ • 1 fo r another 16,000 billion Part-time opcratu.ua arc in evi­ Everything ill tho men and hoy’s Stocks of merchandise were five bo a surplus of unskilled tratirlent dence at Mobile mid Anniston, but he said. fabrics, weaves, cut und col­ per cent lower thnn at thc end of labor. Construction of highways _ heat of our own sun hns increased employment is reported lines, ors wide enough in variety to November last year, and 2.4 '>er- and railroad lines will continue back J o normal, it having at Montgomery. throughout the winter nnd afford “Drought conditions hnvo affect­ leaso itny taste, is to bo sacrificed. ccnt below thc total for October employment to numbers of unskill­ recovered from its chill of ’ot only will thc men nnd boys of this year, thc review says. years ago,” Dr. C. G. Abbot ed employment In Louisiana but Sanford havo tho opportunity to workers. Cigqr factories work­ Loans of weekly reporting mem­ ed Smithsonian Institution re- Increases were made to foreba in replenish their wardrobes with sty­ ed overtime on holiday orders. ber banks showed an increase dur­ sugar refineries at d on plantation*. “Wo are emerging,” lie lish articles hut the women of the H appy Cow Sweet frotn-fi low period of solar Oil refineries aro on full time nnd city will hnvo their chance ns well. ing recent weeks, the review fur­ a few of tho .larger lumber plants ther shows. Deposits, both de­ “Orlando M erchants ‘ *" from tho bcojn Feed—2 4 % protein Yiding boots to goloshes is mand and timo, were higher than 7 during which th c!nrc on doubio shifts, employing u thoFrom range in ladies footgenr to he Prepare For Sales _..... .labor. on nny reporting dato during the with any good home radiation scarcely'evor renchpercentage o' “ In ’Mississippi industrial em­ placed on sale. Style, fit nnd qual­ Inst two years, nnd thc banks havci >e normal of many — —" years.” improved considerably, ity in superabundance aro promised been in n position to accomodate With tho closo of tho Orlando1 grown roughage, will physiological effects of light ployment oxi.cpting in textile mills, some of the lady shoppers of Sanford who customers Christ mss shopping b u s i n e s s , ) without rediscounts give you the best of all tho subjects of several paaro idle, and others on part visit the storg during tho next two were nt a low point for thc year which merchants there say wus ' ranging from a description of which time. Lumber mills aro on lull'w eeks balanced rations for tho most successful in their his­ tfcuro of rickets by enting food time, nnd cotton oil mills arc on . While all emphasis is being laid on Dec. 17. tory, the chief business houses of Debits to individual nccounts at milk production at low sod to ultra-violet light to thc full time with increased forcer. by tho proprietors upon tho coming t of tha samo agency in roaksale, they do not neglect to point 24 cities in thc district for tho that city arc prepnring now for cost for feed. ens lay moro eggs. Sun por- FIGHT BIRDS WITH SIRENS townrd the second opportunity, week ending Dee. 10 were about their clearance snlcs. Probably tho outstanding sale of $ 17,000,000 greater thnn during which is being made possible by for hons were described by thc same week in 1023, and com­ thc season will be thnt of the DickHappy Cow Feeds are Jp. Goodalc, of Wililamstown, SYDNEY, N. S., Jnn. 2.—Tho tho first, thpt will, como to San­ high quality feeds, made iks., who said tho hens enjoying Irrigation Commission of Now ford. Through tho thorough clour-, mercial fnilures during November son-Ives Co., which starts this ' luxury repaid tho kindness by South Wales hns made nvnilalbo a nnee that the proprietors are count­ in point of liabilities wore less coming Monday, Jnn. 6th and con­ by Edgar-Morgan Co., till Saturday thc 12th only. ig many more eggs. num of money to undertako a ing upon Sanford to make possible than half us Inrge ns were thoso tinued A unique feature of this event Memphis. 3 3 Danger to Live Stock. unique experiment. It Is propos­ will como the most complete spring in the same month lust year, tho which Sidney Ives, promotion man­ kfDanger of live stock being pois­ ed to ninkc tests with marino sig­ nnd summer assortment in thc his­ review reported. Sold by Lumber mills throughout tho ager, sketched yesterday, was thc oned by eating alfalfn that had nalling apparatus |o nee if it will tory of tho store. South were reported moro activo fact that an entire edition of nn been sprayed with preparations of he effective in senring HtnrllngH The plural of tho succor thnt nnd the number of active spindles Orlando pnper would be put out pirgenic to kill weevils was descrHi­ and other birds rrom vineyards Seminole Feed ed by Gcorgo I. Reeves of tho de­ and orchards in tho irrigation men. tho Soviet seoka is suckers.—Wull in textilo plnnts in cotton-grow­ to dcscrihu this sale. The clearance will be store-wide ing states increased 218,000 over Company partm ent of agriculture ns grcutly Tho apparatus consists of n siren Street .lournnl. in effect and, according to Mr. October. over-estimated. Thc dangerous used by ships in distress, and would The review called attention to Ives, the prices will be sharply rc Congress can spend less money I’hone 91 doso was showtl to be greatly in be operated electrically from tho thc finnl estimate by the Depart- duccd in thc general cleornwny of —or tho people must.—Los An­ farm, the siren itself being placed excess of tho continued in n feed 2-C ment of Agrjcqlture, released Dec. .full and winter merchandise. geles Times. ninong thc trees or vines. of sprayed hay. . -___ -r..—___ - ;■ saii^-.u. .i~. ! Sartford Store I s Planning For Big Fortnight’s S a l e S [■■waa w a a iiB w w a a w a w a M a i EVENT i:\T ii.\n u i> i.v \itY BEACHAM THEATRE MATIN HH ORLANDO. FLA ANI) N K if l T • FRIDAY 16 1 .............. * •/" 1’.**•|*i/« , *** # Tran*contlnentdl Tour o f the D itt in d tib ig t i Co Stars { iiM A W A R E T I I g p W IL L IA M •n i a if Acomedv dramd of inrrique.by Zoe Akins .author «f • 3 ln tln rp 31A ll. (Ml U K its NOW Mal>t l.ocnlion KM. I 'r l c r 2»c »2.2u O r c h e s t r a ( B n t l r a ) H.flo .• Hie sl.nr, C ulcqny (1st r ..w s ) *2.00 luc 11.10 l-a r q u o t ( K n t l r c ) . . 11.50 « .19 Ilulcony < n - u r ) 11.00 INI. I’r l r r Tn» T o ln t I2.WI It.SO 11.00 .50 Tax 30c 20c lur ^0c THE TRIUMPH OF TUB FLORIDA SEASON ’s Rarest Gems at Your t i First Big Sale Starts TOMORROW! SALE! 1■ ■ Y • *' , : D oor O p en P rom p tly at 9 A. M. : iTTr $50.00 FREE CASH GIFT! THE REAL VALUE OF THIS AMAZING SALE— WOMEN Of Fashion will re­ joice in this sensat i o n a 1 announce ment. It brings the choicest, m ost ex ­ clusive apparel crea­ tions to you at prices ridiculously low. Let nothing keep you away! Doors open 9 a. m. Will he lost to you unless you arc interested in Ready-to-wear o f the very h igh est quality! Ex­ clusive Paris inspired models go on sale tomor­ row at prices you have been paying for ordinary garm ents. Come! Share in the great savings. NOTHING EXCEPTED! I’TS ALL ON SALE NOW! No reservations of any sort whatever! Tliis en­ tire superb quality stock goes on sale at prices that will create tremendous buying activity for thrifty women will he quick to see Inis unparall­ eled saving opportunity. ummsmm i— i BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP NEXT TO l ’OST OFFICE -SANFORI), FLORIDA ll..« II.S j *U0 Fn o r d e r i n g .Ity niall lie s u r e to c n c lo su se lf mid r a ta ls U s ta m p i d e n v e lo p e t o r th e r e t u r n of t i c k e t s . M a k e c h e o k a a n d lV O . money o n le r a P a y a b le to Heiiclw m T h o n tr e , cirU u d o , Flu. Htnie n u m b e r W s e a t s w a n te d , lo c a tio n d m l r t s l p r ic e e a c h und If fo r niiitlneo o r nlKlth Mall o r d e r s w ill bo filled In th o n > tinluto o r d e r of t h e i r receipt. [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ifzzzzzzx aaazazazzzz.............. Share in This Brilliant Saving Occasion! High Powered Rapid Speed T a in t LOOK FOR BIG DOUBLE PAGE CIRCULAR! m n w m z iK B z m z E * * : �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUAHY 2, 1925. STRAIGHT FROM THE the Greatest, the Most Men’s H igh Grade H eavy Shoes $4.00 VALUES $1.95 it 1 HI 1 YES SIR—We mean Just that. When It rtunes to shoe* thin sale will out class nny offrring in shoe prirr* ever heard «>r. These shoes ore nil made from ivlected stock, double stitched oak tanned sola and will give 1e bent of nnllNfnrtion in n heavy work nhoc. Hood Hires nwnil the early AMAZING! APPEALING! A Mammoth Price-Cutting-Picnic for 20th Century Men—Wo; cular Stroke of High-Powered Price Cutting that Means* the l m «• CfUift lot of Buster Brown’s Childrens Shoes at 51.95 will n rich saving. Wc have Included a largo number of nhoca In this line and while I he sizes arc not complete you •Will find wonderful values for this low K T A flf d»*l fll* tyiico. Each pair Is lagged with Ihe size luRHW \ | l l a Jmtii price. Mawc your pick early . I t V •» y l s t / t J A ll 56.00 and 57.00 Values, 51.15 j2vc v man en joys wearing n real imported Velour Hal an tjilo prlrc of $1.15 for these $11.1111 and $7.00 values will bring men on (he run. All Ilie new colors in light and .dark Spring Hats of the most relcbrnt- l l A l l f d» i ited makes. All Irade mark hrantls in- [ u l H y /!*> ttluded In full and complete sizes l i v l i tp SOFT COLLARS SHIRTS & BLOUSES 5X50 Children’s Shoes, 51.95 Values l b To SI.50 Values 35c and 50c Can yon *imagine selling men's good dress shirls and boys' blouses at Me? Well here is a whole hin full Ibat "ill go like wild flrclho A W ‘iQp opening morning » x TT Here U your rhancx* men to stork up on H«ft collars.* Linen, silk and silk stripes in Arrow, .Manhattan, Del Park and Par­ ker brands. In all A "Uf K p sixes and roimI styles .. I v IT THIS WHIRLWIND SALE OF NO DISAPPOINT­ MENTS COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL MEN’S SUITS! This Gigantic Low Price Appeal Will Draw Men to This Sale Like a Fire Let No Man Who Wishes to Save, M iss This A ctual $3.50 Values, $1.95 I’hin gruop of finv worsted and tropical worsteds for Men nnd Voting Men sold regularly ns high ns $25,00. The highest quality obtainable In material aiif. workmanship. The lilues, llrowTis, Dreys mini me;- and winter weight, belted and plain, Inttll the lale models—for skiider, medium or stout men are absolutely iinqucs* tinned values. Nothing but I he highest quality of material enters these garments anil the hand taoilored effects arc the height of style ami high class workmanship. j V. Pen it comes to real high quality slilrta this *g tty man a great saving uppiirtunily. These £&fih;lly firs! qtialily woven madras in Ihe i 'tdripen and colors. Made by Ike best ATAI] th irl makers. Perfectly cut and hoauli nJR | | v ,!fy made. Every man can afford one 1 t \ J I V alues That W ill Electrif; The Famous Red Cross Limited Last Wonder values in this celebrated Ited Cross Limited Last. Strictly a $10.00 price cut to $7.95. Every number and nil lately arrived models included. While Kid Straps,'V elvets. Patents, Suedes. Light, tan, calf and bluml Satin. Your unrestricted choice .................. Mens and doling .Men's high quality Cashmeres, blue serges, gr.'y ami heather mixtures, plain worsteds that sold at $.10.00. The urine of style in the Into models for fall and winlvr wear. A wide range nl patterns in these one and two pant suits give excellent selections. Tr.e quality is unqi.-; slimicd and the price is literally giving them away. When you consider what other merchants are asking for similar suits and then compare this sale price, yon will readily appreciate this handsome saving. Many suits in this group aiv Hart Schaffner and Mark Heat offerings. Act prumutly, GRASP THESE VALUES This is one of the greatest saving values of Ibis sho? stile. $11.50 value in these handsome French Kids, one strap anti pumps in patent leather, beautiful satin strap with hand turned soles and covered box heels. Your unrestricted choice..... A Savin# Now at 79c J lu’ e henry weight blue rhumbray work shirls will give " teal service. .Made from extra heavy fust color cham’v ; double rthouitlerH and double stitched f a s t seams. L*' aty cut and true lo size. This is not A lA V If H(\ a ingle light weight shirt but a first lul aV"/ /IJlP Thai Double Your Dollars Need no introduction to the people well and favorably known for alm^ iiunlity. Its advertising truthhil i comparison, considering the qti-'iq monster sale shatters price* na ll will be u revelation.to even the l( f.vttutlnns in big Practical mcaq UNPARALLELED PRICE CUTS Here is a group of actual $5.25 values that will startle you. Hollywood suede handles, patent pumps, strap anti cut toils, suede pumps and Lady Baltimore sun tiles. You can find just y o u r style am! size in this large group. Your unrestricted choice ................................................ DRESS PANTS BOY’S BLOUSES BOYS HATS When it comes to values these 5.5.110 and $6.00 lire** Pant* at S.'t.S.*, must certainly appeal to yon. Strictly all wind. Well allured from high grade wool, ns in liruwii and grey mixtures. Illnck and lilues; browns and stripes. I hi>. line nf hoys' fine (Houses will certainly please the moth­ ers. The materials arc madras and percale of extra quality that will not shrink or fade, and will slaad hard wear and inanv washings. , Seldom ff ever have you had the opportunity to select a real high quality Tobias llrnnd Hoy’s Hut for $1.15. Tt.Me tweeds leath­ er.-, velours and velvets in grey blue, brown and dark mixtures are a real buy. MEN’S SPORT COATS ACTUAL $15.00 VALUES—$ 1.95 Men here is an absolute knock out ;n these strictly all wool beautiful tailored sport.coats. Made from high quality m aterial; beautifuty tailored; patch pockets,, half belt, others plain English style. In blues, greys— grey materials dark greens and heather mixtures. Every men needs an extra slipon sport coat, $1.51) LADIES’ SILK HOSE Full fu.shionctl, all shades $2.50 NIGHTENGALE BRAND E xtra quality spring colors pile BOYS’ HOLE PROOF HOSI M.no MEN’S HOLE PROOF 1IOSI Pure thread sill, nl Icolors $1.00 TIES, SILK, WOOL KNIT A ttractive colors u td designs 5 Starch Collars Talk about here :s a i lar bargain brands. Kt style— 'fF T /ffm \ V A Two ¥/eeks High-Powered Selling * .V1 NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAI BANK I II D l _ ■ \T A i. iU f i ii % ’’» w \ *V •* y. I �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2; 1*25 ■■■■* rted Determination to Give Our Patrons jtfohs Ever Announced in this Fair City Rub Your Eys! B Ladies’, M isses and Chrildren’s Shoes at 95c' VALUES $2.50 TO $4.00 Just Imagine lhp*c wunderful pumps, oxfords, Mr? pJ,.tt.nd h |-l°P" in Patent, gunmetal and kid, and children’s shoes In ealr. patent and kid. Some h top, some low cuts. Dozens or pairs in this lot all tagged with the size and ready to go. This table will cause n scramble. So be here at the -stroke of nine. N ow a t 65c OUSANDS of MEN and WOMEN! Idren who Wish to Dress Richly and Save Wisely! A Spectamsands of Dollars to the Buying Public of this Community. SILK and WASH TIES An cxrruordinary offering wash tics th at will demand attention. Many of thtvo and fancy figured -Ilk XT sold as high as 81.00.... JaI A Real Bargain at $2.70 LEATHER BELTS Values to 50c. Irlct. This ntore has l»een strictly of the highest prices are -always low In (carried by khls store. This ping at this opportune time rtuslly double all your ex* MISSES BUSTER BROWN’S These shoes for Misses in Ihe famous Buster Brown line at $2.70 mean a practical saving. We have them in black cnlf and kid only, in this group. Buster Brown Shoes ing finalities and you can depend on getare noted fur comfort, style nnd wearting maximum service from these shoes* $1.00 and $1.50 Values ill silk and your earnest tics hi plain / \ \ \ T rv v l tV «’C Itluck and llrnwn Calf Kelts that --nld regularly at S1.I10 and 81.50. Soft plia­ ble leather of superior quality. Sl/e* 28 to II. Every man XT /A VLJ j r p nerds an extra belt l x V / Tv t *JL THOSE WHO ACT PROMPTLY WILL ACT WISELY ALL B O Y S ’.FINE S U I T S CUT TO ROCK BOTTOMS id W om an W ho Reads IP. Smith’s Celebrated Men’s Shoes Knows the J. I*. Smith Shoe, its 4c comfort and splendid quality of workmanship. These hitops nnd |ew up to the minute lasts. Brown ilf nnd soft kid. Sold regularly at unrestricted choice........ ................. [THER SHOE SENSATION |pnd Buster Brown’s $8.50 nnd $10 tops and oxfords in black and Jmd kid. The quality of these shoes sed and the new lasts and lateness <e these most desirable. Your tinmice...... .............................................. V A L U E S\ For Boys and Girls, $1.29 CCkETHB Mother* you :ill want to saixf on jour boy* suits, don you? This salt* offer* you the groiiteHt, the must satisfying price reduction you have ever witnessed. In this group of $12..'<) two-pant suits we are offering at you will find-.very suit strictly all-wool, handsomely tailored from the Iwst materials. The hlues, browns, grey*. grey mist urea, plaids, checks and stripes offer you wonderful selections. The repula, tat ion of this firm is behind every suit nnd we want you io be perfectly satisfied. OVERALL-JUMPERS $2.00 and $2.25 Values, $1.69 Here Is a splendid saving on overalls and jumpers. .Made front heavy 220 denim, full roomy cut, with reinforced seams, double stitched. Overalls Tmve full apron, broad pockets, wide girdle. Jum pers made roomy for action with large pockets. Itivlted and ring set buttons. Each Every hoy if he’s a regular hoy needs extra pants for school and every day wear to save his suits. Here is an opportunity to stock up on extra pants, just the thing for every day, «e have them regularly priced to $2..'tl in woul mixtures, in grey stripes, checks, khaki and sonic plain col­ ors. (irasp this opportunity to save while this slock*lasts. Men’s Sweaters DRESS SHI RTS MEN’S HATS When it comes .o rent shirt bar­ gains we have a full case of tk.in at 81-lift. Wonderful mad­ ras and percales put terns that will certainly please you in nixes from 11 to 17. Don’t miss this offering. A real sensation in these new Felt Hats. Splendid selections in grey, buck and seal brown nnd In almost nil sl/cs. You ran effect a generous saving h> buy­ ing one of these hats. $2.50 Valuesnl SI.2!) flood heavy chain knit sweaters —coal style and pull overs. Just the thing for the>v cool morn, inirs. Colors in grey, brown and blue. People will grub this bar* gain the first hour, so be here at !):<)0 o’clock;* 111 SUPREME REDUCTIONS h it reau MI n n ith Former Prices Battered to Bits! v ^ (;■)•>,I Solid Suit Case*, well* lined, reinforced corner*, 2 strap*, rhoqis and luck. -\ bplcudid 82..it) value— ^ Now $1.49 f f )N H o s t­ tv ciu ility ION Si im flu lit $2.50 Values, $1.40 F lo r id a Vet u i l Sa\ ings (It ItIRHi In HOS1 Suit Cases Sanford, ’/ Every boy nnd girl knows the Key nee Pujnmneltes, made from excellent quality flannel, beautifully tailored nnd nr* tislicnlly trimmed. As a sleeping garment for young peo­ ple they have no equal. The excellent quality of pre shrunk m aterial holds its shape and insures warm th and comfort MEN’S FINE OXFORDS (and $0.00 oxfords in tan, calf, both bals are u revelation at $3.15.’ You m quality and style being absolute* the price is certainly below your for this quality oxford. Your dhoice.......................’’....................... Decidedly low prices that will please the purse. Thest heavy rope stitch and chain knit sw eaters in greys. Ma toons, blue, browns, and fancy stripes are a treasure mint of saving. Extra coat style or pull over, made from pre shrunk woolen yarn. These Sweaters will give good service =3> ' • ! / I ¥CT R M D A V Q .A regular $2.50 leather standard football goes to LltjLLlW DU I U . the first twenty-five boys who buy a suit. — :— Now mother*. here an* practical fall anil winter high grade nulls at One-half the regular price. Ileaulirul I and 2-palit iiiith in tweed, cashmere and blue srrgv. Fine, snappy, trim model* in the hite*t fall nnd winter styles. Doth belled and plain. Excellent quality grade- grade material and workmanship. Made by cele­ brated manufacturers of hoys* clothing. The extra pants double the wear. Never have such suit bargains been offered in this lo­ cality. They wil Ik- snapped op quickly tit this saving price. Every suit carries oar guarantee. Genuine S avin g at $2.45 KEYNEE PAJAMAETTES / A Barrage of Prize W inning Prices That Actually Amaze the K eenest Bargain Seeker. STARTLING PRICE CUTS THAT MAKE YOU RUB YOUR EYES A C T U A L " BOYS WOOL SWEATERS llrow n OR Ml N mil Bint oi Kl ION ill i/i fot mi Kl I! \NDKF HI I lualil tr t/i �THE 9ANF0 BP HERALD, FBIPAY. JANUARY 2, 1925. . STRAIGHT FROM THE the Greatest, the Most Men’s H igh Grade H eavy Shoes $4.00 VALUES $1.95 YES SIR—We mean Just that. When It tnm « to rime* thin m Ic will nut clap* any of firing in shoe prices cvrr heard of. These shoes nrr nil ‘ made from rvdected stoch, double stitched oak tunned sola.and will *lvc | r best of satisfaction . in n heavy work shoe, flood sires awnlt the early \ buyers. i AMAZING! APPEALING! BENEFI A Mammoth Price-Cutting-Picnic for 20th Century Men—Woi cular Stroke of High-Powered Price Cutting that Means* the i SHIRTS & BLOUSES 93.50 Children’s Shoes, 91.05 Values t b To S1.50 lot of Buster Brown's Childrens Shoes at S1.0.1 will n n rich saving. We have included a large number of o in this line and while Ihe sizes are no! complete you find wonderful values for this low f t l A l l f (hi Af* !. Ettch pair is lagged with the size IVJB 8 W a 1 l | \ price. Mawc your pick early.......... l i v • * y l e t / t J v man enjoys wearing a real imported Velour Hal an prirr of $1.1!* for Ihcsc SIMM and $7.00 values will Z men on the run. All the new colors in light ami ; .Spring lin ts of the most relehrnt- I f A l I f (h i i f makes All Irnde mark brands in ed irt full and complete sizes Need no introduction to the profit well and favorably known fnraJw quality. Its advertising truthfvll ronipariscn, considering the qia'e monster sale shatters price*, na :l will be a revelation do even the l (.V: tat inns in big Practical mcaq Can yon • imagine selling men's gin»J dress shirts and boys* blouses at .t‘Jc? Well here is a whole bin full that will go like wild firethc O VV QQp opening morning ftv TT THIS WHIRLWIND SALE OF NO DISAPPOINT­ MENTS COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL MEN’S SUITS! This Gigantic Lmv Price Appeal Will Draw Men to This Sale Like a Fire Let No Man Who W ishes to Save, Miss This A ctual 93.50 Values, $1.05 Thin grunp of fin-.* worn ted and tropical .worsteds for Men and Young .Men sold regularly ns high as $2.'i.fll). The highest quality obtainable In material nitr. workmanship. The lilues, llrowns, Cireys aummer and winter weight, belled and plain, instil the late models—for si. oiler, medium or stout men are absolutely iimpiestinned values. Nothing hut the highest ipinlity of material enters these garments and the band taollored effects are the hJght of idjle and high class workmanship. n it enmes to real high ipiaiity sh irts ibis Bale gives / man a great saving opportunity. These Shil ls are tly flrMt t|tiali(y woven m adias in I he new spring ?h anti colors. Made by (lie best * | A ( p ip-j nr* makers. Perfectly cut and heattii 1^5 NqV \ \ made. Every man can afford one l i \ / ir t l l l i J f / V alues That W ill Electri The Famous Red Cross Limited Last Wonder values in this celebrated Bed Crass Limited Last. Strictly a $10.00 price cut to $7.95. Every number anti till lately arrived models included. White Kid St Rips,‘Velvets, Patents, Suedes. Light, tan, calf and blond Satin. Your unrestricted choice ........... GRASP THESE VALUES This is one of the greatest saving values of this sho?snlc. $0.50 value in these handsome French Kids, one strap anti pumps in patent leather, beautiful satin strap with hand turned soles and covered box heels.. Your unrestricted choice..... UNPARALLELED PRICE CUTS e heavy weight blue rham hruy work shirts will give c.il service. Made from extra heavy fast color chain; double shoulders and double stitched fast seams, ty cut and true lo size. This is not M A j|I7 rift gle light weight shirt but a first |\|S -y l /U r/T> ty garment that will stand wear. llY M ! I That Double Your Dollars Here is a group of actual $5.25 values that \yill startle you. Hollywood suede handles, patent pumps, strap and cut outs, suede pumps and Lady Baltimore handles. You can find just your style and size in this targe group. Your unrestricted c h o ic e............................................... DRESS PANTS BOY’S BLOUSES BOYS HATS When it inaiN to value', the**.* XTi.OO timl $6.00 lire** Paula ut SJ.fCi must certainly appeal to you. Strictly all wool. Well allured from high gruili* wool cits in brown ami grey mix til res. Work and lilues; browns mid Wripes. This line of hoys’ fine Minuses will certainly please the moth­ ers. The materials are madras and percale of extra quality that, will not shrink or fade, and will stand hard wear and many wash­ ings. , Seldom ff ever have you had the opportunity to select a real high quality Tobias Drand Hoy V Mat for SI.to. TI.JHC tweeds leath­ er*, velours and velvets in grey blue, brown and dark mixtures are a real buy. MEN’S SPORT COATS ACTUAL $15.00 VALUES—$1.95 Men here is an absolute knock out In these strictly all wool beautiful tailored sp o rt coals. Made from high quality m aterial; heuutifuly tailored; patch pockets,, half belt, others plain English style. In blues, greys— grey materials dark greens and heather mixtures. Every men needs an extra slipnn sport coat. $1.50 LADIES' SILK HOSE Full fashioned, all shades $2.50 NIGHTENGALE BRAND < E xtra quality spring colors Starch Collars pile BOYS’ HOLE PROOF HOSE Black and brown, now $1.00 MEN’S HOLE PROOF 11081: Pure thread sill, al letdurs Talk about here in a i lar bargain brands, Iv style— $1.00 TIES, SILK, WOOL KNIT A ttractive colors t.mi designs v w r dlars! .Men mooch ColAll standard «i*e, every m \ v Y A Two Weeks High-Powered Selling NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK �. __ _ 1 ....... • THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY g, 1*2$, e8 Determination to Give Our Patrons »hs Ever Announced in this Fair City * # \ Ladies’, M isses and Chrildre Shoes at 95c' VALUES $2.50 TO $4.0* •lust imagine these wonderful pump*, oxf strapn and hl-lops in patent, gunmetnl and and children’* shoe* in calf, patent and kid. t hitop, a lime low cuts. Dozen* of pair* in thi all tagged with the size and ready to go. table will cause a scramble. So be herc’ni stroke of nine. N ow a t 6^ idren who Wish to Dress Richly and Save Wisely! A Spectamsands of Dollars to the Buying Public of this Community SILK and WASH TIES ’let. Thin store ha* been strictly of the highest prices are always low in tarried by this store,* This ing at this opportune time ctualiy double nil your ex* An exrraordinary offering wash tie* that' will demand attention. Many of these and fancy figured eilk VT Hold oh high an $1.l)0.._iN ill silk and your earnest tie* in plain / \ I I T rv fy Jj C \ Heal Bargain at $2.70 LEATHER BELTS TIicwo-?>iims fiir >nssos'fn lRe- famous Buster ul $2.70 mean a practical saving. We have th« calf aatl kid only, in this group. Huster Hr ing (iiiaiities and you can depend nn get* I f A l are noted for comfort, style and w e n r - |y ||’ ting maximum service from these shoesl l Vr Hlnck and Brown Calf Pelts that sold regularly at SI.IH) and St.JO. Soft plia­ ble leather of superior quulitv. Size* 28 to 41. Every man V J A l t / needs p.n extra belt Lx w TV n o t THOSE WHO ACT PROMPTLY WILL ACT WISELY Genuine S aving at $2.45 Decidedly low prices that will please lhe put heavy rope stilch and chain knit sw eaters in t oons, blue, browns, and fancy stripes are a tre of saving. Extra coat style or pull over. I f A l made from pre shrunk woolen yarn, l u l l These Sweaters will give good service l l v r ALL B O Y S ’ .FINE S U I T S CUT TO ROCK BOTTOM! Woman Who Reads Smith’s Celebrated Men’s knows the J. P. Smith Shoe, its to ertmfort and splendid quality of I workmanship. These hitops and e\V up to the minute lasts. Brown ilf and soft kid. Sold regularly at 1 unrestricted choice....... .................. THER SHOE SENSATION and Huster Brown’s $8.50 and $10 i tops and oxfords in black and [nd kid. The quality of these shoes ed and the new lasts and lateness te these most desirable. Your unioice...... .............................................. A Barrage of Prize W inning Prices That Actually Am aze the K eenest Bargain Seeker. STARTLING PRICE CUTS THAT MAKE YOU RUB YOUR EYES I TGI I?!\I RfWQ«A reK,,lnr $2.30 leather standard football goes to L loL L lf I lo. the first twenlv-five hoys who buy a suit. — :— Nrywr mothers, here are practical full ami winter high grade suits at Sue-half (he regular price. Beautiful I and 2-pant suits in tweed, cashmere and blue sergv*. Fine, snappy, trim models in the latest fall and winter styles. Both helled and plain. Excellent quality grade grade material and workmanship. Made by cele­ brated manufacturers of boys’ clothing. The extra pants double the wear. Never have such suit bargains been offered in this lo­ cality. They nil Is- snapped up quickly at this saving price. Every suit carries our guarantee. Roys Every Day Pants Every hoy if he’s a regular boy needs extra pants for school and every day wear to save his suits. Here is an opportunity to stock up on extra pants, just the thing for every day, we have them regularly priced to 82.511 in wool mixtures, in grey stripes, cheeks, khaki and some plain col­ ors. (irnsp this opportunity In save while this stuck*lasts. Men’s Sweaters 7.50 KNICKERS AT $1.95 void, high quality late style knickers Itch in. demand and this $1,95 price will hrifty men. A complete run of sizes > tweeds, wool plaids and checks and fe s will give you a complete assortft fail to see this line. Every boy and girl knows the Kcynce Pajamnc from excellent quality flannel, beautifully tailoi tislically trimmed. As a sleeping garment for pie they have no equal. The excellent I J A f quality of pre shrunk material holds its | u | | | shape and insures warm th and comfort 1 " V i Mothers you nil want to snvs on your Imys suits, don you? This sale offers you tin* greatest, the most satisfying price reduction you have ever witnessed. In this group of SJ2..*0 two-pant suits we are offering at 5H.tr. you will find •.'very soil strictly all-wool, handsomely tailored front the U‘st materials. The blues, browns, greys, grey mixtures, plaids, checks and stripes offer you wonderful selections. The reputa. tntion of this firm is behind every suit and we want you to be perfectly satisfied. BEN’S FINE OXFORDS and $0.00 oxfords in tan. calf, both l bals a re a revelation at $.T,45.' You an quality and style being absoluteI the price is certainly below your i for this quality oxford. Your [ Choice.......................;;....................... For Boys and Girls, $1.29 Here Is tt splendid saving on overalls and juntpi from heavy 220 denim, full roomy cut, with seams, double stitched. Overalls Have full ap pockets, wide girdle. Jum pers made 1 V A I ,oomy for action with large pockets, f u l l i Kivited and r n g set buttons. Each liv F I DRESS SHIRTS ... $2.50 Values at $1.29 Hood heavy chain knit sweaters —coat style and pull overs. Just the thing for thesv cool morn­ ings. Colors in grey, brown and idue. People will grab this bar­ gain the first hour, so be here at !):<)() o’clock.- When it comes .» real shirt bar­ gains w« have a full case of them at $1.29. Wonderful mad­ ras and percale* patterns that will certainly please you in sizes from I l to 17. Don't miss this offering. A real sensation in these new Felt Mats. Splendid KHlections in grey, hack and sent brow n and in almost all size*, loti can effect a generous saving hy buy­ ing one of these hats. 25c MEN’S COTTON HOSE (load every day quality ith Former Prices Battered to Bits! . ^ $2.00 RIHDEI) UNION SUIT | Fine quality, heavy weight ( Suit Cases :15c LISLE HOSE FOR MEN H'ack, Brown and Blue UNION SUITS Sanford, Florida (loud Solid Suit welt lined, reinforced corners, 2 straps, clasps and lock. A bplcud id $2.50 value— HANDKERCHIEFS ly, extra size ,;L � 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, January 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1925. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 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/769a546713a2e899d8e401254472345a.pdf 434934e9844062420a46b1674eea44bd PDF Text Text -In ■ ■ 7! . I • ------- r •c* - ' -W ■ ‘ _____ : ■■*• *, . .>' iI Associated press dispatches sanford , Florida Friday , MUtoAn 2,1 %• X . „ j i i With Use of M ade hy Men fir-- ■ le ft fjJU* *' - WASHINGTON.1 J n rt> *2 ^ OffIcUIs l hero apparently •sec hopetul t-udSdcw*Jm Now Year dispatches from Britain regarding waf debts, although no communication declaring willingness o f the British Gov­ ernment ,to approvo specially indulgent terms for France, has bceni received: PARIS, Jan. 2.—The French Fordgn Office today confirm­ ed reports that negotiations have been opened, between* Cieraenel and Mellon regarding funding French war debt. - 1 -u iA A fte r Probe __ _ * fOTON, Jan. 2.— isible postal officials ly cities throughout try have been sus)m duty, an em­ ! the senate postofpittee has. been disid the clerk of the itoffice committee led as a result of ivastigation into tho sy to influence postal Ion. sis suspended all ere the executive commit* National Association of dsors and held some important positions in srvice. iurty, acting superin* mils, New York City, an In service twenty* Grelg, postal cashier, [the service seventeen title, acting postmaster, the service twenty-four Tittle, assistant postpngfleld, Ohio, in the nty-flve years, lids, superintendent of ille, in the service 83 inaom, assistant super­ delivery, Chicago, in ‘ years. irged senate employee McDermot, assistant sennte committee, vwiuiihuco. who wisif W IW> 'a r t h e central figure in (ment by which he recCiv-) for the interests o f the o f Postal Supervisors. C. Recdcsel, clerk o f |committee, was declared art to have been pro* a “ g ift" o f $1,000 by visors* Association, and ced today that because nhappy notoriety” coqth tho Investigation ho led. stigntion, whoso results Junccd In a statement by Gonornl New, was unt»y the postofficc dopurtMr. New had conferred Coolidge. The postmast* |*s statement revealed lor [time tho facts in conIth the postal pay legi.i|,rges previously investiie department of justice. Co department inquiry, resulted only in tho anJt by A.sorney General no Inw had been violat­ or the law employees of Id house committees oc|he status o f McDernuit scl are not technically ir.|thin the definition o f the United States", lose acceptance of money (»nl statues are directed. Ireport made to the post* eneral by Postal Inspec[I. Clarhan stationed nt and It. M. Bates of Mil* |who were brought to an to make the investignthat early in March, perntot requested tho (lo­ ir particular postoffice to congressional commit­ sparing a bill providing tses in salaries of postofbyecs. of the department to de­ men without formal rethe committee rendte-1 liairman Paige asking that J Tittle, Sansom and Fields led to help tho committee, i s then president of tho (Association of Postal Su­ nn organization o f superIciala o f the various post. Liner Mohawk tted Afire O ff of New Jersey Dei., Jan. 2.—Tho Clyde >nawk, W|th 200 passenr<l. was reported a fire otr 1,6 bight in Detawnri* Bay today. Passengers nre nn4 momentarily exru from Captain James P*ips masttr, to take to five tugs are standing IhLPHlA, Jiki. 2.— Radio to the Navy Ynrd here 1° Pa**vngers tfrom the rere taken off, steamer (I a tLewes to continue to tinations. \ . pment has been bind with (yivnnia Railroad to bring V* Muilmingdesiro on un- OF Seventeen Year Old Wife Of Slain Robbers Paces Floor o f Cell Grieving Over The Death o f Her Husband . JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 2— Nellie Wright, 17*ycnr-oId widow of William E. Wright, arrested here late Wednesday for New Or­ leans authorities Thursday paced the length of hor cell, tossed rest­ lessly on her bunk awaiting the arfival o f New Orleans officers to take her back to thnt city. Grief over the death of her hus­ band* “ Handsome Bill” Wright, who was shot to death in a pis­ tol bsttle with officers at Mobile while fleeing from New Orleans, where he held up the Frenchman Street branch inch o f the Marine bank and obtained iidkl $13,000, wrought a change in her appearance overnight. She was wnn and pale to­ day and barely touched an elab­ orate New Year’s dinner prepared for her. She occupies the! same cell that held Cecilia Coonty, New York’s bobbed haired bandit, who wns captured here several months ago and who is now serving time in New York state for a series of holdups in thnt city. Her husband, Edward Cooney, arrested hero with her also is in the penitentiary. ' Officers from New Orleans will arrive' tomorrow to take Mrs. Wright back to that city, accord­ ing to advices received by the po­ a swej llciWi U was WHJ IK MIUVIMJ that llliU lice here. It believed of* being ULxtnwrf afvet the fact, or of receiving stolen pro­ perty would bo placed against her In the Louisiana city. . When taken into custody, Mrs. Wright had in her possession more than $11,0000 of tho $13,000 loot obtained in the holdup at New Orleans. This is being held for Now Orleans officers. MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 2—The last chapter was written Thursday in the life of William E. Wright, de­ sperado, bank bandit, who died with his boots on in a gun battle with police hero early Tuesday morning, less than a week after he had help up and robbed a New Or­ leans hank of $1.3,000 and slain n policeman. His body was shipped to Dcs Moines, Io\ya, this after­ noon. His wifa apprehended in Jack­ sonville, with approximately $12,­ 000 of the bank loot in her pos­ session, is being held for New Or­ leans authorities. Two men serv­ ing life terms in the Iowa peni­ tentiary for a murder which Wright, in a written confession found on his body, declared he com­ mitted, are planning a legal but­ tle foe freedom. New York In Grip Of Heaviest Snow Of Winter Season NEW YORK, Jan. 2,— New York City today is in the grip of its first heavy snow storm o f the winter, Driven by a slas King gale, snow be­ gan falling cnrly in the day nnd as it continued unabatted, the street denning department ordered our G.000 men nnd 411 motor driven plows. Elevated nnd trolley companies reduced their schedules. and put crews to work keeping tho tracks clear. The weather bureau said snowfall would enntinuo through the day and part of tonight. Washington Walk* io Work WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— Wndiingtun walked to work today with trolley traffic badly crippled by nnowrnl!. Except for Pennsylva­ nia Avenue, stret railway traffic is mjst intermittent and for hun­ dreds of government employees it is n case of walk or stay at home, It is the second snow storm ir. al­ most ns many days for the capital. As usunl when there com*** any real snowfall here trnjc was imme j diateiy affected because of the in.............................. freqeuent' occasion given for de­ veloping fine art o f 'coping with such conditions. The weather bu­ reau this morning issued n storm warning from Boston to Deinware brenkwater. Transpurtation Hampered BALTIMORE. Jan. 2.— Almost n i complete paralysis o f local trans! portation facilities marked the |opening of Baltimore’s busines-. hours today due tos now which began falling Thursday nigh; and continuing heavily this morning. Education’s three K’s of today— j rnh. rah, rah!—Toledo Blndc. = COPIES FIVE CENTS. IN 1 , ~ : — ' ______ Distinction New Yenr Callers Floek 'to White House to Greet .The Chief Executive and W ife; A ffair Free o f Formality Couple Greet Callers For Over Four Hours Mare Than 100 Spectators Collapse From Cold Wl Philadelphia’s Biggest New Year Celebration Progresses Reconvenes Friday Following New Year’s Recess; Shoals Butler Subject O f Measure Occupies Attention M any Caricatures ‘ o f Senate At Its Opening Various Club Members Vie Isle o f Pines Treaty With Each Other in Lavish A lso Facing1 Senate Adornment o f Their Capes PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.— With Appropriation Bills Ready for Passage; Expect Litlc Work a light hearted laugh for the bit­ ing breezes, Philadelphia’s merry­ To Be Done By March 4 First; Aged Employee Dies I so S u s- r;> ••••• ' • O usts Jersey Mummer, Cefebrate New fO NfflESSH ASStoneFederal Attorney I ears Day With Parade ............ Despite Freezing Weather Membera and Other BANDIT’S WIDOW Cabinet Dignntarie8 Are Received Senate P . O. . ‘ - , — . Is See Hope In Gligli^h Debt N otes ■W y W WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Throw­ ing open the door* o f the White House to all who cared to call. President and Mrs. Coolidgc Thurs­ day received four thousand visitors at their New Year’s reception. Tho chief executive and his wife for four hours and a half stood in tho Blue room, shaking hands with their callcra and extending and re­ ceiving New Year's greetings. Be­ ginning at 11 o’clock, the recep­ tion was scheduled to end at 2:30, but when that hour arrived Mr. Coolidge directed that it be con­ tinued until ail who desired had had opportunity to call. The number Received was no greater than in previous years, but It isn’t often thnt courts of half a the proportion of the genera! pub­ state are dominated by jurists from lic to the portion classed as official one family. Yet west Texas has was larger. . Judges J. F. Sutton, 34, and C. it. Moreover, there was less formal­ Sutton, 37, brothers, who will on ity about the affair than in the Jun, 1 take jurisdiction over 28,8tU more recent years, some of the old­ miles, a territory as large ns seven er White House attaches declnring eastern states, with plenty to spare. it a reversal to the New Year re­ And in addition to having jurisdic­ ceptions of the pre-war period tion of the largest territory, the whon Washington, ns*n smuil city brothers are among the youngest looked moro on the president nnd jurists in the United States. his wife as neighbors and on at­ tendance at the reception much liko a call on any of their other friends. Dignatarie* Received First A* customary, the cabinet, the diplomatic corps, icongress, high ranking officers of army and the navy, and members of patriotic or­ ganizations were received first, bnt this portion of tho recptlon took only an hour. Then Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge retired for luncheon and within half an hour began receiv­ Chamber of Commerce Is Told ing the general public, several hun­ Northern Syndicate Plnn to dred of whom had been waiting in Enter Passengcd Field line for two hours despite n cold With Luxurious New Boat damp day. Tho ppyic part of the reception ■ >! wlfs on exact cross-section oW /-*hnt a northern syndicate is a American life. It Included men, considering the operation of women and children, men nnd wo­ steam yacht of 200 passenger ca­ men of four score or moro yoats pacity on the St. Johns River be­ and babes in arms, members of nil tween Sanford nnd Jacksonville be­ races, bankers and laborers nnd rep came known Friday afternoon at resentatives o f many other lines of the Chamber o f Commerce meeting, work, Those who had formed in at the Soniinolu Cafe. A letter line passed through the blue roam from Benjamin Morris Sharp, Phil­ and were received by Mr. and Mrs. adelphia renl estate dealer, stating Coolidge in less than an hour, and that he had been asked to become the remainder of tho afternoon was a memher of the syndicate and nskgiven over to the receiving of those ing advice as to the feasibility of who arrived at the White House the scheme, was read to the cham­ ber. singly or in twos and three. Both the president and Mrs. CoolThe letter stated that the syndi­ idgo often stopped to talk with cate is piunning daylight service. some of those they knew p e rso n a l­ The syndicate plnns catering to ly, come aged man or woman, or tho better class of passenger? and, some child. The president talked It is understood, will not enter the for several minutes with one freight transportation field. Grand Army of the Republic vet­ A report by tho good roads com­ eran, R. G. Scott, of Linn Creek, mittee of the chamber, embodying Mo., who as u member of the 21th moro than a year of study, contain­ Iowa infantry attended the New ing the ivins for the investmmt of Year’s reception in 18G0 given by $1/>()(),000 in hard surfaced roads iu President and Mrs. Lincoln. the county, wus made at the meet­ The earlier part of the ceremo­ ing. The report was adopted ver­ ny with the members of tho diplo­ batim by the chamber and will be matic corps nnd the officers of the presented with its endorsement to army, navy and marine corpj in, the county commission on next their dress unifnrmr, wns more col­ Tuesday, the rcgulitr meeting day orful, nnd more formal than when The report plans for the disposi­ the generul public was received. tion of the proposed issue of $1,­ Many of those in the Intter group 500,000 in bonds for good roads in remained half an hour or so after the county. passing through tve blue room to Members of the chamber wero listen to a continuous concert by invited to meet with the Sanford’s two sections of tho United States Women’s club nt 3:30 o’clock on the marine hnnd. afternoon of Jan. 7, when Harold Dentil Stalks In Hunor, noted nurseryman, will give Unknown to the president or an address upon “ A Practical many of the callers, death appeared Scheme for City nnd County Beauut the guteH of the White House tifiention.” grounds while the reception wns in An invitation from tho Orange progress and took Samuel D. Boss nnd Black hotel of Longwiod to an ngod employe of the postoflice hold the next meeting there next department. Boss, ns n member of Friday night was accepted. Mem­ the Association o f Oldest Inhabi­ bers of the chamber plan to rnkn tants of the District of Columbia, something of u gala occasion of the one of the civic organizations re­ affair, incorporating u "Ladies’ ceived by the president, was stand­ Night” feuturo into the event. ing in line just inside the ground.' Committee working upon the when he became suddenly ill nnd plan to erect n radio broadcasting died from apoplexy before his station in Sanford, is scheduled to friends could rummon aid. meet during next week, it is laid, Members of the diplomatic cops nnd n report is expected to be ren­ and many other officials were en­ dered nt the next meeting of tho tertained following their call at the chamber. • White House at a diplomatic break­ fast nt the Pnn-American Union given by the secretary of state and Mrs. Hughes. Most of tho mem­ bers of the cabinet and their wives held open house during the after­ noon. All tho government departments NF.W YORK. Jan. 2— President were closed for the day and both Nicholas Murry nutlcr, of Colum­ senate and house were in recess. bia University, said in his annual Mexican Ambassador report to tho trur.teen Thursday that if democracy is to maintain Is Coming to Florida und justify itself it must displnco its “ paste-board heroes and its pa­ MEXICO ciT Y , Jnn. 2.— The pier macho leaders o f opinion” f*»» American Ambassador .lam e It. leaders of. "tried und tested cour­ Sheffield left Friday for Florida to age, o f sound and well grounded recuperate from his recent illness. knowledge, and that o f far-seeing He hopes to return in three weeks. vision, by which alone n people muv bo kept from perishing. HELD FOR AUTHORITIES **lhe anthills o f civiliatinn,” he said, “ are always crowded; its bee DAYTON. Ohio, Jan. 2. —A man hives ntc too often empty. It is believed to be Morton S. Hawkins tiie function of u universty to under indictment in Indianapolis in help popuiuce the boo hives. connection with operations o| the Dr. Butler found thnt the “ pres­ Hawkins Mortgage Co., arrested ent day mocking appeal to nn in­ here us fugitive from juitlrs is fant that he., give expression to being held by Indiana authorities. himself represents the abdication The man said he is J. R. Hart, a of education.” Detroit attorney. “ To starve youhi," he continued, M AY RUN YACHT FROM SA N FO R D TO JACKSONVILLE makers marched Thursday in their annual mummers’ parade, flood­ ed Broad Street with a riot o f col­ or and mirth for several miles. Thousands, shivering on the side­ walks, onvied the mummera’ abil­ ity to keep warm by dancing to the music of multitudinous bands. More than 100 spectators collaps­ ed from the cold, a score requiring hospital treatment. Tho fancy clubs, which devote their efforts to elaborate displays o f flowing embroidered draperies, experienced difficulty in navigat­ ing against the mile gale thnt howled between the skyscrapors in the center of the city. Efforts of bystanders wero needed to re­ trieve one* vast cape which broke away from its attendants, while police were required to right a 300 pound mnreher, costumed in n huge barrel, who was bowled ovc;\ i Captains of the vnrious New Year’s clubs vied with one anoth­ er in the lavish adornment of their capes. One mnntle, 105 feet long, required the services o f 100 pages to keep it tnut. A costume with 14,000 “ pearls” woven In it wns worn by another mnreher. Brig. General Smedlcv D. But­ ler, tho city’s director o f public safety, from tho window o f the mayor’ s office in tho City Hall watched tho parade. With his per­ mission, the comic division had burlesrucd his one year’s administtition of the police nnd fire de­ partments nnd no phase escaped the mummers’ presentation. The director’s scheme for protection of jewelry stores against holdups by means of n red signal light out­ side wns Hhown in nction, tho ban­ dit chasing squad, mounted op kid­ die cars mnking short work of the holdup men. Another float depict­ ed tho director engaged in a ring battle with n magistrate with whom he has had several disagree­ ments. The bout wns refereed in pantomine by tho mayor nnd the presi­ dent of the City Council. Tho traffic control system devices by General Butler nnd n representa­ tion of the general in his role of Washington crossing the Delaware rowed by a squad of his police wero nlso shown. Tho round-the-world flight, the trans-utlantic flight of the ’A M, the cfiuino personage, and the my­ sterious relation between tho syn­ thetic liquor and coffin industri­ es formed topics for other burl­ esques. 1 . WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. — •Walter D. Van Riper, of New Jersey, assistant United States attoinerr who refused to resign upon the demand o f Attorney General Stone 1 was removed from office Friday. The sepa­ ration is effective Immediately nnd was ordered by Stone a few hours after reading a letter from the out going attorney re­ fusing to resign and attacking officials o f the department of justice. Idaho Senator Thinks 'rime Now Ripe fo r Parley and W ill In­ troduce Bill Soon (M TH REE SANFORD Germany, Russia m e n A p p o in t e d WouldTake Part P lan W ould Be ON SCOUT BOARD Dawes More Successful WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— With juat 63 working days before it passes into history, the sixty-eighth Activities of Yenr Reviewed congress will got back to work Fri­ Atid Commended at Meeting day after its holiday recent with Of Central Florida Council a great pressure of legislation fac­ In Orlando Last Tuesday ing it. ‘ After having laid it aside long Three Sanford men were named enough to pass within a single day to executive capacities at tne regu­ more than 100 bills nnd resolutions, lar annual meeting of the Central the nenate will get back to its con­ Florida Council, Boy Scouts of sideration of Musdo Shoals under America, in Orlando a short time an unanimous consent agreement, ago. The new officers of the coun­ After this long considered problem will hold office during the year is to ono side, another unanimous cil o f 1025. agreement— that calling for n final Sanford men named nr? Col. vote on the isle o r l ’ lnes treaty— George W, Knight, vice president; will become operative. II. R. Stevens, member o f tho ex­ While the senate is dealing with ecutive hoard, nnd M. £. Hnddock, there problems, tho ninss of nn- deputy commissioner. nual appropriation bills passed by The meeting was called to order the house will continue to pile up. Four of them, tho agriculture, in­ by President Donald A. Cheney, terior, naval nnd treasury-postof- who outlined the work of the coun­ fleo arc awaiting senate action, cil during the past yenr, and com­ either on the floor or in commit­ mended the co-opcrntion shown by tee, while houso lenders plnn to the public in general nnd the close put through another, the nrmy nttention given to tho movement by the individual workers who dt«l not measure, within a short time. spare their time nnd energy in mak­ Before taking up the wnr depart­ ing the scouting program more at­ ment bill Saturday, the house will tractive to the boy. give nttention Friday to bill's on A. R. Douglnss, tresaurer o f the the unanimous concent calendar. Taking n leaf out of the snnnlu's council, showed the financial condi­ book, it is expected to pass a large tion of tho council, which met with ninss of measures, many o f them commendation by the council mem­ bers. private claims and bridge bills. Then followed n detailed report Laying aside the Muscle Shoals question temporarily next Monday, by Scout Executive .1. C. Morris, the senate will take up for final which reviewed the progress made nction President Coolldge’s veto of the past yenr nnd incmentnlly told tho pontal salary increase bill un- of the Scout activities, whicn wns dor nn agreement calling for a vote greeted with npprovul. Tho council went onreecord ns re­ by Into Tuesday after shnrly lim­ ited debate—a rather nnusunl pro­ affirming the objectives endorsed at tho Executive Confererco held cedure in the senate. Meantime, tho senate pontolfiee nt Snvnniinh Inst year und also ac­ committee will rush work on the cepting the quota of Xntionul Hoad > administration measure for postal taunifer* fbr TO25. The following officers wore elect­ rate increases to meet the snlnry raises in the hope of hnving it ed for 1!)25: president, Knrl Leh­ ready before the sennte reaches the mann; treasurer, D. A. Cheney; vote on the executive's veto of the vice-presidents, Joe McCormick, Orlando; G. M. Wnkelin, Tavares, measure. Present plnns arc to bring in a W. H. Courtney, Daytona Bench, A temporary rate incrcaso measure T- French, Kissimmee, J. J. Par­ to fill thu gap until n permanent ish, Titusville, Col. Geo. W. Knight, one enn be worked out in commit­ Sanford, Bert Fish, DeLond. Tho members o f the executive tee. This plan Is expected to meet with pointed reference in debate board for 1025 will bo the offici. s on the veto, many senators having elected, with William Edward?, already charged thnt the whole ef­ Zcllxvood; John D. Nicholas, Eusfort is to defeat the salary in­ tis; Wm. Browmcr, St. Cloud; H. creases because it will be imposs­ R. Slovens, Sanford, V. W, Gould, ible to put through u rate ndvnncc DcLund; Col. It. M. Shearer, Or­ lando; John A Rogers, Dnytonn. bill before Mar. 4. House leaders expect to adhere The executive board immediately to their idan to rush tho appropria­ went into ression and elected J. tion bills through nnd they ex­ C. Morris Scout Executive for the pect that ufler tho Inst of these year 1925. The following appointments were has been sent to thu sennto there will bo time for the consideration confirmed by the board: scout com­ Expect 25,000 At of n fair amount of general legis­ missioner, Ray Green, Winter Park; lation. How much of it. will get deputy commissioners, L. T. Hew­ Police Field Meet through in tho flnnl crush, however, itt, Orlando; Cai ion Farmer, Kiesniinmeo; f.T f . Hathlook, Sunford; is regarded as problematical. JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 2.—Twen Jno. J. .Tires, Benson Springs; D. ty-five thousand persuns are expect A. •Icintash, Tituavillc; Orville Jt. cd to witness tho second annual fire Duv , Leesburg; C. R. Tidwell, nnd police field meet at the fair Daytona. grounds here Jan. 1, according to WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— The K. Tracy Hollingsworth, secretary to Mayor Alsop. Tho program will senute und house were at u stand­ begin nt 10 A. M. and continue still. Senator Borah of Idaho announc­ until G P. M., nnd will include 34 events. Entrants will represent ed ho would revivo his plan for an nearly u sene of Florida cities, in intornntionnl economic conference. The president nnd Mrs. Coolidge addition to Havana, Cuba, and sev­ — eral Goorgln cities, according to threw open tho doors of the White .statement^ by /qommittccmen in Houso for the customary New LeRoy Kirkley, o f Sanford,_suf-j Year’s clay reception. charge. fared painful cuts and bruises nI’ostmastcr General New an­ bout dawn Friday morning when nounced the suspension of six pos­ an automobile which he was driv­ Markets. tal officials in as many cities ami the discharge nnd resignation of ing on tho Snnfnrd-Orland road two employes of the congressional near Altamonte collided with a CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—Wheat: May, truck and wns demolished. Mr. 1.79V4 to 1.80ft: July, 1J)5 to 1.55ft postoflice committee ns n result of Kirkley was rushed to a hospital Corn: May, 1.30 to 1.30ft. Oats: un investigation into use of money in Orlando where it wus found that to influence legislation. May, 04 to 01VI. his injuries were not serious. He is expected to lie ulile to leave the EVANS DOING NICELY Senate Committee hospitu* within a few days. Kirkley ami the driver of DIVERSBURG, Tenn., Jnn. 2. — Approves P. O. Bill thuMr.truck which ki said to be own­ Dr. Herman . Evans, Imperial Wiz­ ed by Thrasher Brothers, of Orard of the Klu Klux Kl.in is doing WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. — The nicely after an operation here last senate post office committee ap­ lnndo, were travelling iu opposite night fur ncute uppcndicitis. according to reports proved Friday of the administration directions, hill providing for increases of pos­ reaching Sanford. The truck, it is tal salaries and rates. The in­ said, wus travelling without lights thinking the creases, were recommended by the and Mr. Kirkley, department, howover, were re-up- truck was going in the same di­ nortioned so second class wail will rection ho was instead of npbe charged considerably less thnn pronch him. turned to the left to originally proposed. Bill would be pass nnd the two machines col­ “ by depriving it o f intellectual nnd effective Feb. 15, 1020. lided head-on. moral nouiishmcnt, nnd to crippio It provides for the Joint congres­ 7'hn truck driver, it is said, es­ it by depriving it of tho disciplino sional committee to corduct hear­ caped injury. Mr. Kjrkiey suf­ o f experience, are among the new­ ings nnd report to next Congress. fered kruine,s about tho chest and est nnd most popular forms of It provides a 1V* cent pound rente sovore cut3 about the chin from cruelty that have been devised to. second class devoted to muling flying glass from the shattered make education impossibla. matter inetcad of two otfits as ‘*Thr results are apparent on originally proposed. Th*f present windshield. , every hand. Much o f the spoken ' rata U 1 1f t cents. / BERLIN TO HEAR AMERICA English of both teachers and taught would assuredly affright even the BERLIN, Jan. 2.—Tho Univer­ venerable Bede who was accustom­ Tornadoes In Past S sity of Berlin, during the coming ed to simple beginnings. The abil­ Years Killed 1,929 winter, will give n course o f lect­ ity to rirnd has well nigh disap­ ures on "The United States ami peared if thu reading bo Huri.-es, w a s h i n o t o n , Jan. 2.—Toma- Canada; their Position in World instructive or ennobling; the abil­ ity to write, so fur us it exists at docs in the United States in the Economy and World Politics.” nil, dcligts to manifest itself in ei'^ht years ending with 1923 m us­ Fifteen hundred houses for forms or exceptional crudeness ed a losjrof 1,923 lives and the donnd vulgarity; the ability to per­ struuiiqii o f more than $52,000,000 workmen and their families urc . Figures have been under construction form the simplest of mathematical neur Dublin. paper before the Am* Ireland. operations is, to ull intents and . iroieoginl Society Frlpurposes, confined to t*achers of mathematics or to specialists C. Hunter, of tho UnitA sufficient intelligence test is that subject." weather bureau. C existence.—-Birmingham Nows. Washington N ew s LeRoy Kirkley Is Badly Injured In Automobile Crash Leaders Of Tried And Tested Courage Are Needed, Nicholas M. Butler Says _______ — A fter Such Parley WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.— Senator Borah, chairman of' the senate committee on for­ eign relations, announced Thursday his intention o f in­ troducing within a short time a resolution for an interna­ tional economic and disarma­ ment conferences. The Idaho senator has been < iT , k considering the advisability o f launching such a conference but ‘ has hesitated to act because of his belief that tho jime wan not ripo nnd partly bocaune of the uncer­ tain attitude of the administration which has sufficient authorization under the disarmament resolution originating with Mr. Borah and re­ sulting in tho first disarmament conference, to inltinfe such a move * now. A further resolution, however would serve to record the attitudo of congress, and Mr. Borah is par­ ticularly eager to seize any oppor­ tunity to counteract the jingolittic tnlk in this country and In Ja­ pan. The introduction and passago of nnother resolution requesting tho president to propose n further conference would havo this salu­ tary effect Mr. Borah believes. Doubt as to tho intentions o f the powers which subscribed to the movement at Geneva to launch a conference abroad has weighed n^qiast nction here. Senator Bor­ ah ha» expressed ths feeling that it might bo interpreted uhro*< V * g u XT VF.sMlieCfca tKb sincerltp Wrtd good faith behind thu** Geneva Protocol, if we initiated a conference while that enterprise wus still pcndlrg. Thu* such doubt— without neces­ sarily questioning the good faith of tiie foreign powers—does exist among some senators, nnd certain­ ly in administration circles, can­ not be denied, though it has not been only expressed. The re­ peated Wliito ilouse references to the ndvicubllity o f a further con­ ference have been inspired as much by .Senator Borah as tho state department in the hope that the Geneva program might be jo g ­ ged nlong or its probabilities more plainly indicated. Mi. Borah would not suggest to­ day when lie would consider the time opportune for introduction of Ids proposed resolution beyond saying that he expected it would b» soon nnd presumably before tbe present session of congress ends on March 4. Howevqr, tho radio rtnitoi strongly favors the calling of an :rtru session and has hithmto rred to the dixarmnmi r.t progrr n us an uddedd reason for the ex.ra cull. In dinu.'u.'ing tho situation today he cxprrMst.l the view that the Dawes plnr is a first step in the economic rih ikliitatiun of Europe nnd that it m.iatt be supplemented fc ' .* conference on economics an v* II th further limitation of nr.vnl nnd military expenditures. lie would havo both Germany nnd Russia participate in the con­ ference he pr uoses. When he introduced a resolution in .the last sersion for art economic conference it led rapidly to tho formulation by Secretary. Hughes of his own plan which eventuated in the Dawes program, and the in­ itiation of another move now would be similarly calculated in Borah’s opinion, to advance sonto meeting dircuxxions and possible adjust­ ments. However, tha senator left the impression from the informal re­ view of tho situation that he may completely ulter his intentions and niuy withhold his resolution alto­ gether if it appears to him Utcr that the time is not propitious. Marines Are Landed After Chinese Raids SHANGHAI Jan. 2.— It was re­ ported today that a detachment of American MqHpes landed at Nan­ king to protect the foreign residen­ tial district fei towing looting by the bodyguard o f General Chi Shieh Yuan, former military gov­ ernor of Kiangsu, o f a number of the largest silk stores in the city, causing a loss of $590,000, Chi la a refugee here. TIENTSIN. Jan. 2^—C«mer*l Li.f Chang Lin, military goveriur o f Chipli and protege at Chang T»o Lin, has givep commanders in the area where soldier* raided a train last Tuesday until Monday to find culprits. If the guilty i is aren't found by that time tl rounders will be executed, ing to the order. ■4 . I �’ .v For Jsn. 2. ' 1 W8B—Atlanta (429) 8-9 bonoy DAYtONA, Jan. 1 motive ooiimmittcc of the Florida ........... »ol Athletic Association, which will meet here i*n connection with the state convention .of the Florida Education Association Dec. 27410, is expected to take'up the question of Florida'! high school football championship this year. Duval High and Summerlin Institute of Bartow both went through the season undefeaUd, and the Jaeksonville declined to play Summerlin/in a post-season fame on the grounds that the Bartow school is not observing eligibility rules of tho state association. These matters will be threshed out at tha/oming meeting it is said. . ite Su­ Blenriah Report o f itcation p ctfn ltn ta t of _ . lenient To Keep Present Standard program; 7:45 sport chat{ 8 or­ chestra, program from WAEF. WGR— Buffalo (319) 6-630 dinter music; 7-30-10 musical pro­ gram;' 10:30 dance music. * KYW-Chlcago (536) 6:85 Un­ cle Bob; 7 concert; 8 speeches; 9 2:30 revue, Nlghthawks, organlojnie. , ^VGN— Chicago (870) 6 organ! 6:30.condbrt; 8 classical: 10 dance; Sk WLS—C hicago (346)t,.6)80 or gan; 7 lullaby time: 7:15 quartet 7:3> orchast»«r*TM5 uaartet; * fnrm prpgrsnj])9 Saddler. feature CHICAGO, > n . I ^ A m t i g a . tion Into drcUmstancee aanoundInf the death of William Nelson McCllntock, 21 years old “million^ sire orphan,” who died nearly four weeks ago while hla fiance wait1 ed to marry him, marked time Tueaday while the authorities waited the complete report of Dr. Willihm McNally, .coroner's jchemf 1st, who i» making 'tests of .the youth vital organs*. * Robert H.-8 toll, ceunsfcl for Wiiliam.D. Shepherd, who-with Mri. ShephJrd, Vnised the orrifcaned bot R m£A TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jan. 1. -The per centage of Florida’s |school funds •OflOO.OW in the United 8tates » • ' Uta - Jraadat rate of increase sources Is'jgTmdrg ^dialler and y.- lOrttr NOW-and M8M op: according to Professor smaller wiy> aajh year. In }93At- Pv Whlfo of Ohio State Univer­ e unt volume wtn snr 94 about 2 3 'per cent o f school sity fcpeftking here today before f fkn and get you rei the American Statistical Associa­ funds came from the stated as i«at ierka. Send tool tion. But ft will not keop up. In compared With 5 1-2;tier cent to° t cashler|a dri tike professor’s opinion. Ho la•fair­ day. This lx disclosed in the bi­ “ipXXND If you desire < ly certain the women themselves, >u the postage. ennial report o f . the Mate’s edu­ tW potential mothers of the fu­ cational superintendent, which will wake club1 , 8:80 murical geogra­ ture, will take measures to prevent be placed before the next legisla­ phy; 9 talk:. 9:15 musical. K. W FAA—Dallas News (470) 8:30 ture for consideration In dealing "Ublcss increase is quickly and DARWAL1 with measures relating to Flori­ soprana, contralto. greatly retarded, reaching the sat­ WOC— Davenport (484) 7)20 da’s school system. uration point is a matter of only a few generations et most, not “The tendency now is to raise educational; 8 musical. thousands of years as popularly W H O -D es Moines (526) 7:30­ school funds by lockl taxation,” Sanltai Says "Drinking Is Perfectly tho report points out, adding that 0 quartet, Instrumental, vocal. “ this will work well in the coun­ WCX— Detroit (513) 6 musical; „Natural, Moral and Temper­ ties of wealth, but the poorer 9 orchestra. ate Action; Prohibition counties and districts will find it WWJ— Detroit News (513) 7:80 Makes Crime Intemperance Impossible to maintain schools in News orchestra,'poet, soloist. this way.” KNX—Hollywood (337) 8:30 BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 1.— Dur­ Graphs accompanying the report music; JO features; 12 amateurs; ing the lifetime of tho present ore submitted an showing the un­ 1 n. m. orchestra. equal distribution of wealth among WOS—Jefferson City (440.0) 8 Conservative government the ques­ This Paint b not effected thq counties o f the state,” while address; 8;16 recital. tion o f the heavy burdens of taxa­ it Is declared that “ corresponding WDAF—Kansas City Star (411) the B u y in g Nun. It is £1 “Even if it cculd bo demonstrated tion borne by the liquor trade of inequalities.among the districts of 0-7 School of the air; 8-9:15 pop­ that this country couM support will receive tho closest attention tic— It Contracts and Expai the coqnty ore far greater than ular music; 11:45-1 Nighthalwk 600,000,000 people by eliminating of the cabinet, according to Colon­ those among the counties.” frolic. with the Weather—-It is Ni waste and giving up meat, tho ial Secretary L. S. Amery. There arc 1012 special tax Bchool WHB— Kansas City (411) 7-8 standard of living would continue The secretary told a recent meet districts in Florida, it is pointed vnried musical. ' Porous. No Moisture can i to fall. and the problem of num­ Ing o f the wine and spirit mer­ out. In 1923-2-1 the receipts from KFI— Los Angeles (409) 8:45 bers continually get worse. The chants theirs was a licensing trade a levy o f one to ten mills for organ; 10 orchestra; 12 pianist. only happy people would be the because it dealth “ with a commod­ maintcnunco o f schools nnd spec- t KHJ— Los Angeles Times (305) aword-rattllng-generals. Many of ity which when taken in modera­ iul levies to tnke care of bond is­ us today are .victims of our un­ sues amounted to $3,688,000. tiling American worship of siso tion, anil to that extent beneficial, On June 30, 1924, the indebted­ arid growth, Without Inquiry into but when taken in excess was un­ doubtedly the cause o f n good deal ness of Special'Tax School dist­ tho human values invoirc I.” investigation into the i ricts amounted to $15,000,000 the Professor Wolfe scores tho opti­ of ill health, misery, suffering and exhumation of the body. reports says. Approximately $14,­ mists who believe that - progress many social evils.” 'T h e government could not," the 000,000 o f this was represented by can work miracles. - 'T h ey rely oft ie movies pretty soon. bonds and time wurrants, and $1,­ WDAR— Philadelphia (396) 6:30 mlgratidn and invention. They speaker continued, “ deal with There's going to he another Valentino in rho talk; 7 recital, play; 9:03 orches­ see yaat empty spaces. The state these great problems In tho crude "Rudie’s” 20-yenr-old sister, Mario Guglieimi, inspired by her brother’s 000,000 by promissory notes, etc., the report continues. "Sinking of Texas especially appeals to their and rudimentary fashion advocat­ success, is coming over from Italy to begin her screen career. tra; 10 concert. funds urc being created to nay in­ imagination. Most of them have ed by a certain type of mind by WOO—Philadelphia (609) 6:30 sweeping away the trade altogeth­ never been there. terest on bond and time warrants orchestra; 7:30 concert; 9:03 ic“Only inferior lands, limited in er. or if that could not be done by issuco and to retire tho bonds as boys; 7:30 trio, orchestra; 9 pia­ citai; 9130 orchestra. extent, remain for settlement. Pro­ harassing tho members of it and interest on no duct, orchestra. they mature, KDKA— Pittsburgh (326) C:C0 gress itself involves a paradox. It making their lives miserable. The these bonds and warrants amounts WHN— New York (3G0) 0 or­ story; 7:15 program, concert. is Inconceivable that tccnulcal ad- experience of tho United States to $775,000, annually. Bond is­ chestra; 8:37 orchestra; 9 fash­ WCAE— Pittsburg (-126) 6:30 vance can maintain the pace it set has shown that even if Great Brit­ sues will be taken care of by pay­ ion chats, songs; 9:25 talk; 9:30 Uncle Kaybee; 7:30 musical; H In what Wallace caiid “ tho. won­ ain could 'rise to tho pitch’ of a ment of the bonds ns they .mature orchestra. orchestra. derful century,’ and which Keynes national decree abolishing the pro­ _ new bond issues, The funds or by KGW— Portland Oregonian (492) WJZ— New York (455) 0 orchthinks may prove to hav-j been 'a duction of alcoholic liquor, it raised by the one to ten mill tift cstra; 7:30 topics; 8:30 violinist. 10 lecture; 12:30 Hoot Owls. magnificent episode.’ In the main, would not solve the problems.” levy, at the present rate of in­ WJY— New York (405) 7:15 KPO— San Francisco (423) 6:30 future improvements arc to be Such a decree might deprive crease in indebtedness, will soon be talk; 8 bock review; 9 orchestra. orchestra. looked for in the fourth decimal “ millions of sober minded people greatly kindred by tho large in­ WGY—Schenectady (380) 0 re­ WNYC—Now York (520) 0:35 place. Thero ie a limit to the de­ of refreshments which had done debtedness and the interest requir­ talk; 7:30 program; 9:35 orches­ ligious; 6:45 health; 7 drama; gree to which cheapened manu­ them no harm in tho past and of ed to carry the same. The con­ tra. 9:30 violin. factures can offsfet increasing costs which there was no reason to de­ stitutional amendment o f 1922 has KGO— Oakland (312) 0 orches­ KFOA—Seattle (455) 8 concert; in extracting raw maturlals from prive them,” the secretary said, net brought relief to the smaller tra; 7:30 girls. 112 W. Firsl St. Phone 3M 8:45 program; 10:30 concert. nature’s resources which are being adding that it “ would not prevent and poorer districts.” WTAY—Oak Park (283) 0:45­ KSD— St. Louis Post Dispatch’ exhausted With whirlwind rapid­ real intemperance ns the Ameri­ T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY It is poivnted out that in 1921 7:45 orchestra; 0-10 program. (510) 8 announced. ity." r can cxnericnco has shown.” enrollment ineiementary grades In Tnlibg up the opposition to birth Concluding Mr. Amery snid that the school totaled 243,218 nnd, in control, Professor Wolfe declared: to indulge in liquor in moderation high schools 23,100. Value of when it was allowed by the laws school property amounted to $24,­ of tho country “ was a perfectly 760,000 the avejaa# of length of natural, mqral and temperate ac­ term was 143 days, and 8,322 tion,” but to indulge in alcohol teacher:; were employed at an ave­ even in moderation against the rage salary of $99.34, representing laws of the country, nml thereby heavy increases during the pre­ inducing large numbers of people ceding 24 years. to earn their livelihood by law­ “ From the foregoing,” the re­ breaking was "intrinsically a worse Sp e c i a l p r i c e s port adds, “ it is evident that if form of intemperance than tlrinkour schools arc to be maintained ing in a count, where the law uleven at present standards a ma­ lows intoxicants to be drunk.” terial increase of revenue is im­ Mr. Amery declared he did not perative. Moreover, the increase that that kind of legisla­ FIRST-STREET should be made mainly from State PHONE 548 Top Icing Cases Come believe tion "whether curried nut nation­ sources." wide, ns in the United States, or Up In W ash in g to n On )>y patchwork involving various Growers and Shippers Ian . <6, Robinson Says schemes of locnl option, would make for tho good or the promo­ LeagueNamesOfficcrs ORLANDO, Jon. ' 1.—J. Curtis tion of real temperance.” For Approaching Year Robinson, secretary-manager of FOItCF.I) OUT OF OFF1C1* the Growers nml Shippers League ORLANDO, Jan. 1. — After has .received a telegram from DENVER, Jun. 1.— Gov. W. E. hearing a complete report of the ■ WAahingtbn announcing that the final hearing in' "top-icing” case Sweet, Wednesday, issued a proc­ achievements and activities of the ■ will begin in Washington on Jun. lamation calling out tho Nutinnnl For each two nativo whites who tegral part#’ of too campus and organization in behalf of the grow- * Guard to remove W. V. Roberts, 6. It was stated that u decision came to the metropolis, five no- buildings of Mercersburg Academy, ers and shippers of Florida fruit n from the commission in this dis­ civil service commissioners from 2 roc., were added ami 12 foreign- where ho was a well-loved student, nnd Ytii'etables during the past t[| office. pute might be rendered by the first ers, stccording to Prof, llorncll The memorials will take the form year, members of the Growers and ;■ ofiFebrnary. Halt of Bryn Mawr College, of a cross in the new academy shippers League o f Florida in un-!* Shippers of highly pnrlshabie speaking hero today before tho thupel; a sunshine corner devoted nual meeting here MondftT after- ‘ a American Statistical Association to birds, flowers and trees in some noon, unanimously endorsed the * vegetables from all the producing "The restriction of immigration central part o f the campus, nnd ii work of the Leugue, which was sections of the’ United States have will cut into the additions to city portrait o f young Coolidge to h* fohneil a year ago, and re-elect- ja taken kcon interest ,in these pro­ population,” , he said. "Whether executed by one of America’s best ed I.. K. Skinner, of Tampa, preai- I* ceedings which have been conductdent, ami J. furtis Robinson, of jS the foreign element* will be re- painters. ed in California......... .............. ...., nnd in Florida, and which will be concluded .at the placed by negroes remains to ho Mrs. Coolidge Ims requested thni Orlando, secretary-mnnugcr, for }■ Washington hearing which opuns seen.” she be permitted to make the crosn the twelve months to come. Re- ■ next Tuesday, It is contended During the period under consid- her gift to the institution in mem ports from the various sections of a that thc practice of placing ice on erutiou the city attracted 15,000 ory of her son. The sunshine cor- the state indicated thnt interest H the load inside thc cars is neces­ more young men and women be- ner, suggested by Mrs. Coolidge and support in favor of the league .■ sary to the safe und sound trans­ tween the ages of 15 ami 25 than , will be the Academy’s own mcmcr was growing among all interests 5 If you are on the market for Celery Wire portation of the shipments and a left. On the other hand many Iial and will commemorate the boy’, concerned in the work it is doing. ■ Few changes were made in the J yreat many growers declaro that u more persons over 80 left than 1delight in the beauties of nature or Crate Nails, etc. refusal of the railroads to permit fers to walk from the Pacific cable in, with a resulting netgain: it will consist of a series of hiri board o f directors nnd standing (a ; their continuing this policy would Coast to Lynn to arouse interest of native whites of any 25,000. At'baths to attract the featherei committees. The executive committee, for B work unsold hardships on the in­ for thc erection of a stadium in the same time 60,000 negroes and woodfoik; a sundial, and seat: 160,000 foreign immigrants were where the boys may gather wher the ensuing year, is composed of a dustry. the Shoe City. Doyle writes that if people of added. Tho population was also ? ^ *urroundet K. L. Skclly, of tho American [ Fruit Growers Inc.; C. K. Stewart ■ Lynn he Likes on tlu* journey he iperensqd about 250,000 by excess by shrubs, flowers and trees, Patentialities o f In Edition to these memorial: Jr., uml E. 1). Dow, of tho Flori- B will make the trip, and to hack lip of births over deaths ’•Tho men i h o sought their fo r -1Morccrsburg Academy ha: provid du Citrus Exchange; V. B. New- J proposition he has forwarded 'Haiti to Be Viewed his a chci'k for $100 us a starter for tunes ia Chicago,” the spekaer, , a memorial »£ue of the Auide ton, Standnrd Growers Exchunge; ■ J. C. Chase, of Chase & Co., und ■ By Consular Expert the Htadium fund. said, “ averased about 23 years, nW ,n ivh‘ch arc L. B. Skinner. Tho traffic com- J Figuring about 2112 paces to the while the women were only fT * £ <M!IUIk' mittee is composed of M. L. Cut- a FORT-AU-PIHNCE, Haiti. Jan. mile, und 3600 miles on the trip, Ncfcfimi cumltik' >nto Iho city 1f c 'f h S W j . t o S ’ lum. Ia B. Aulls. E. D. Dow, H. 1.— Desiring to bring before tho “ Walking Mike" writes that these raged decidedly older than the, Thc 8ch()0, , ifc of f;alvin Jr . wu C. Gcttier, J. II. Grcmhnw. G. E. j{| American public a true picture of 7,500,00 steps should net the fund other groups, whip native white' nueceu[on of brilliant achieve Watson, and F. A. Cobb, while the a economic conditions in Haiti, and u sum of ah.unit $75,000, and if were the youngest." _ _ , llient. Flir tlirpi, vpnr« lti finance committee comprises S. O.jS the go. sibilities in nn agricultural the people of Lynn are agreeable, Chase. C. E. Jr.. Lawrence Gen-|5 way o f its wonderful soil, General he will jump in his walking togs tile, F. L. Skclly, V. B. Newton. » Russell, thc American High Com­ in the spring for the trip. missioner, made certain specific tec Doyle hus gained considerable uramendatious to Washington. As prominence und publicity in his a result E. Verne Richardson, of hikes of the past. In 1918 he the American consular service, wus tramped from Lynn to Washing­ assigned the task of making un ton, 1). ('. in uid of tho Liberty economic survey of tho republic, I.oan, with citizens of Lynn sub­ and is already ut work. Cooperative Societies Takes Wise iMan To scribing to tho loan us Mike proWhile thc productivity of Huiti’s Prosper In Germany .. Know His Own Bride coil is vaguely known to thc peo­ ple o f the United States, few are Communists in East: KINGSTON, England, .Inn. 1.— sware thnt 70,000,000 pounds of the fim-at coffee are harvested annual­ RERUN, Jan. 1.—-Germany to-' The Rev. A. Wellesley Orr. vicar ly from plants growing in u wild of St. I’aul’t, Church, Kingston Hill, day claims no lower than • r>2,'>0() bn-i come out nguinst tho use of state and that amount represents co-operative societies, which is fnr less than two-thirds o f tho ber­ paint and powder h women. Writ­ in excess of the number in any ing to his parishioners, the vicar ries that could- he harventrd by othrr country. to your home on approval. Then let us place beside it u New Edison phonojjr Jntelligent picking. Ia>ng staple says; Tlit-ru urn both consumers’ nnd the two. cotton neprly the equal of iw>.i "Even while we are signing tho producers’ societies among theau marriage registers in the church island and superior to that groMi This is the final test of merit— the only test that is fair to you— and it will a organizations. Some ar« fur mar­ vostry the bride may get in a few keting good-1, others for the pur­ moments' work before tho mirror A small initial payment will place the instrument o f your pose of buying, while still uthers with a powder pulf, sciss «r< nml a extend credit to their members on better terms than the individ­ ual:! can obtain nt the banka. In New Orleans u giant snake Ship load of horse meat recently Imagine tho conxtcrn§tion of a was found in a cargo o f bananas, You never can tell when p so maybe he slipiusl in on a banana raile dfrom New York for Europe, St. Louis girl who Icurncd later she which is a horse on Europr. hud shot the wrong man. nia or alimony wih gel you. skin. CHICAGO, Jan, 1 .— Persons Bring will aae a population of Prominent Advertising Experts Of Atlanta Make Survey Of This State i Negroes And Aliens School Friends Will Flock T o Chicago Honor Memory Of In Past Ten Years Calvin Coolidge Jr. Three 2-Horse IRON AGE SPRAYERS Call 446 HILL IMPLEMENT �j i>n. As Brisbane o n e r s • All oM toary o f thank*. resolution* n iirto H u n ttit* w h tr* n i d i w ill b « ch a r*** r i d n S I t l n i rat**. South Florida people who the Literary Digest o f Dece , ____ ________ _ _____ ____ _ looking baby, digging coconut pulp from the shell, must have been moved to read the article In the adjoining column, quoting the interview of Dr. L anen, aa given by the Honolulu Advertiser. A t the meeting of the Pan-Pacific Science Council, Dr. Larsen of the Queen's Hospital, Honolulu, gave a talk on the value o f coconut pulp ami m.ik aa a food, capable o f taking the place o f Mother's milk. The physician reported that an analysis of coconut pulp showed that it haB exactly the m- Sky Rocket* for IMS. To* Good for Uncle Sam. IrMOrOOMO Year*. Clothe* 9900 ■ Month. Cindcralti’fl lot She slept right by a.Are. 1' * ' ‘ ** , '* ' . '.«!’’ **(«. 1 , .* Many-* Kom when at *e?k ^ ei the dishes .when at home. BY ARTHUR. BRISBANE ( G m i a t t i *m > Well, it's only oncraoreiihorpi year before Christme*, ; C* Wonder hoyr ,CQmrre;iit Bin I when It is not'ta'iasiidh)ht. We got a mirror on the wli shield of ncyr car so.yro cai [look at It and sec whero ;ira weri -------:< -* i AssontATfm r a m s ! Bad thing about steam beat I .. . you can’t throw everything Into the] ’radiator. Med Pr**a to *xrlu»t«* the u n f o r repub* all aewa dispatches or not ottiefw fM cred­ it'* r and also tha local td herein. All rlch ts rjn <if special dlapatchalan r t t i t t f d . ■ One check that can olwaj en*hed is a check on your ! expenses, ■ ~ r JAN UARY 2, ISIS, UGHT~FOR TO D A Y OVERCOME EVIL:— rdioned one to anothterly love; in honour il another; recompense oil for evil. Provide k in the sight of.all it overcome of 'evil, evil with good. Ro17, 21. _______ _ 9a St____]'• „ *. * ° . ........ ... —* w w w now numiii y-uuniuiy Every drinker thinks he can a car while drunk. He can, not counting nccldenta. iujv. which wc quote. __ - 1 But IF it can be demonstrated that coconut pulp and SENATOR UNDERWOOD, nmi atother a mi|k, hence, a practically perfect food for a baby, South. I*londa can do to know something about tho**a!uo wonders with its coconut groves. All the undernourished of power shares and whnt it would babies o f the world could be fed by■ the fruit o f Florida’s mc»n to fho 1Gunernl Electric Com• 1 ' ttn M/lt it* i tl I l *»■1 *tll aTi *1. yhitlllil New resolutions aro about VA* new laws. They have to h« mail* right along beemiso ihe otd'Va^ arc broken. Wo bought a now auto and Uri first week got a crick In our ned? looking to see if it was still out front. 3 WITH A SMILE. ian no use for the face frown, them and shun them iy ; rer the skies with the tiling down the dull clouds of down and hills where lets bloom Most o f us have our concepts o f Jerusalem and the Holy r in nature's own style Land from the Sunday School lessons of our childhood. If he face that’s » mirsomebody suddenly suggested the word. “ Palestine", and floom, ce with a wide-open asked you to describe the picture the word called to your vmilil frown when we ) buy. never g o there again: ler who nmilcs when me in pnsn by ;rind double the grain, blacker o f 1>oots who a bright face All the ill flrut, for the work he he#:— vith the wide-open ftat frown from your id, my friend, than the aoot-swcepline; s but soap, hut frowns end rows far deeper than of sunshine will never Id, ouble mny try every cat o f treasure^ more ia tbaii gold—J » V * with the wide-open Victor A. Hermann. io biggest year ever. reet someone with a Morning"? mind ,it would almost certainly be a scene reflecting some incident or some geographical setting of a Bible story. The caravans, laden with frankincense and myrrh, the rocky old roads, narrow and dark, the hooded pedestrains crowding close to an old wall to permit the donkey cart to pass. Get your picture of Jerusalem and the surrounding country in your mind ond then note the effect when you read that “ the harsh honking o f automobile horns and the mad speeding through the streets of Jerusalem" have brought such annoyance to the people o f the Holy City, it has been decreed that beginning January first all automobiles must replace their horns with bells I Do you get thnt picture? Wild automobile driving through the streets of the City of David? According to a report o f the Palestine Foundatipn Fund, the government of Jerusalem has issued orders for the dra­ stic punishment o f reckless and speeding drivers o f automiles. Taxicabs which have been reaping a harvest by get­ ting any fnre they could are now required to post the regu­ lation tariffs in their curs in the three officinl languages of the country, Hebrew, Arabic and English. And very likely they have installed traffic cops to tell ’em to “ Stop" and “ Go” as automobiles make their way along the roads to Bethlehem. f . . . . - ............ If Daniel had undortnken to describe the miracles that would come to the world in the twentieth century, we doubt if he ever could have come out of that Hons’ den. He would have decided that he hinwelf was crazy to conjure up such visions. Automobiles rushing through the streets of Jerusa­ lem ! Great flying passenger ships overhead! What a wild yarn thnt would have made even a hundred years ago. ndvcise to work, seek the federal penitenita. Sanford Among* Those Present Frequently we hear of some persons selecting Sanford ling nbout Sanford is ;er you live horo tho for their permanent home, who never would have thought ;a it. o f this place and who, perhaps, would never have come to Florida, had it not been for the Madison Squnre Garden ex­ rcssure Thursday r e - 1hibit o f lust February. The eyes of many were turned to ifl people eating lnte this city and to this state by tho big show of a year ago and inani. vorry shout; America nwre for comnetics for music. dio fails t > Invest in estate is letting oplock go unheeded. ng his AU-Amcricnn i. Walter Camp is ured to ip some col­ ter Scamp. thing about meeting is that you add one te number to your colsome sections of the Id be greatly benefitstreet lights. Why te way lights? a snappy song about sung in the opening h given over Sanford’* Jio broadcasting etabuilding permit* for k. mighty amaR comqse for 1925 when tho coming yeur is finally i many thing* which * at present is n new cctory. Tile one now • behind the progresii» city. i acting more like the an thu conquered in •By about the ovacuart of it* territory by gnas curd is pretty, *e however old; but ider of bearer is the ry ever told.— New -Tribur.e. some big assets in Ive citizens but also lhiUtic* iu those who be growth of the city y their selfish incllna- li >u*» victory over St un­ ity on New Year’* Day tc Rockne'a teuni this best in the country te best football aggre:h ha* ever been asle history o f th« sport. TAKE ONE little light nod pow­ er investment made by the farseeing II. F. His wife asked him to invest for her $100,DUO. flc paid $0,300 for $10,000 par value o f power bonds. They carried the right o f exchango for common stock at par. He exchanged the $10,000 bonds for 100 shares of common stock. The company is­ sued ten shares of stock for one. The $10,000 investment could have been sold yesterday fur $00,G00. You'll admit that properties going up like that are really too good for Undo Sum to keep. SCIENTISTS by modern meth­ ods prove that the earth's solid crust is ut least sixteen hundred million years old. That adds con­ siderably to the o'd idea of n world created six thousand years ago. Feeble human imagination cannot grasp such a period as 1,600,000,000 years. Only 12000 years ago wo were in the stone nge. Hut the earth’s great nge encuurngrs us to behove thnt this planet and human beings on it will uxist for several hundred millions of yearn more, at least, as science predicts. A great deal can be don in thnt time. Even one million years should show considerable im­ provement when you consider what men have accomplished in 12.00Q years. IT APPEARS thnt four gentle­ men have been representin'; the Philippine Government in the Unit­ ed States, with «n expense lie-: count. It also appears that by a gentleman's agreement evidently each of. them charges exactly nine . . . . . hundred dollars every month for clothing’, This teaches not only that Filipi . nos are hard on their clothes but also that they have not mixed with American politicians for nothing, innd arc now about '— ready to govern themselves. TRINITY UNIVERSITY in North Carolina has changed its name to Duke University, thereby acquiring many millions, gener­ ously given by James 11. Duke. The university eets six millions at once for buildings, and ultimately will have an endowment the income from twenty-five millions more. "WHAT'S IN A NAM E?" is nn- it Is impossible for anyone to accurately tell just how great swered by Mr. Duko effectively. That university _. by uny other the results were. name, would not have got $.11,000,Thousands upon thousands of interested spectators view­ 000. Who cun estimate the future ed the displays and the booths o f the various Florida com­ value of »uch gifts to education? munities that were progressive enough to be represented. What a blessing thnt men now give vast fortunes to help others, in­ Many o f these people are already in Florida, some in Nan- stead nf spending tho money, as ford and Seminole county .nnd others in different parts of .Iof". old,"i . in an cl?ort to buy special There is no doubt that good results were secured (‘brine favors for their own unim'mt nn person nor community can tell just what lH,rtant 80U,!,> i have boon for the money invested. j . p. v a n ZANDT. of Mie army icxt month it is the plan for F lo rid a to jo u r n e y to Service, having traveled 0,000 - to stage nnother exhibit. It is said that this will ™ an y*rJ0U; i *?ur,’ i?an alr. "?£■ it *i * . report* that fiyinir is past the renter one than that of a year ago. Already many experimental stage and under con­ ies arc getting ready for the big event. It is not sorvative conditions, us safe aa 0 be working out preliminary arrangements and lruvcl H" die land. icting plans for making the exhibit of 1025 all it SINCK tiuT w a r , commercial . planes have traveled mors thnn 1 should be represented again this year. This city lwcnfy' s,'x '"lIUou miles. On a no opportunity o f keeping in the limelight, to go E n l h a ^ ' wRhiri twentymo sl. 1 he progressive people ot this prosperous and years any long distance journey by wing section will surely see that sufficient money fr,dn will be confined to oid-fnshuing to cover the expenses. Sanford must he ‘;'>nJ«rvnt!ve people. In fiftirni'iiii i G O V E R N O R IX O R G O V IO R N O R E E N It’s real funny*how some pcopl* won’ t discuss religion until th-y get drunk, and then won’t dhcusi| anything else. All, we wish in that these radio! guys would find their Sally. Yus can’t turn a dial without someone] wondering what's become of her. AN EASY CIIAIR-OR A LADDER? DR. FRANK CRANE IN ASSOCIATION MEN The average young man wastes Every man’s job may be con­ sidered both ns n thing in itself enough tlmo every four years to ntnko a college education. .If he and ns a preparation for something would systematise his leisure and else. train his mind and body intelli­ Workers may be divided into gently, the end of every four years two classes, those who arc aiming would find him a four times bet­ tor mnn, nnd qualified for a four to get on. There is a third class; of course, times better job. A deal of our hented tnlk of so­ which is not worth considering— those who nrc satisfied if they just cialism, nnd communism, and get by*. In other words your job Ihinism, and thntism is usunlly a mny be an easy chair, in which smoko screen made by slackers to you just loll gently and nre con­ hide their failures. One common sin among young tent. or it may bo a ladder,—it pray be n rung upon which you put men is their failure duly to re­ your ffoot while you are reaching) spect money. Money is the pre­ served quintessence of human en­ for something higher. Every one of use ought to Ik: ergy. The spendthrift of money is contented, but not one oi’.ght to be the spendthrift of life. Jamas J. satisfied. That is, we should en­ Hill, the railroad magnate of the joy every day‘as wo go along, wo Northwest, used to say that Do should be free from envy nnd des­ young mnn who cannot save money pair and self-pity, nnd we will be can achieve success. Thrift means spiritual power, it if wo nro doing honest work In tho right spirit; but within every moans the ability to control one­ of us there should bo a stirring self, to ileny oneself it is a prac­ one < spirit of ambition, an unrost that tical, tangible, undeniable way of taking up one's cross. pushes us continually higher. You can set it down ns a rule to Without ambition we slump. And tho groat handicap of the which there aro no exceptions^ that world of industry is the drug of any human being can live on ninetenth of whut he doe", live on. tho stumpers. No life is so poor that it can­ There Is n good deal of talk nbout evil conditions, about hard not produce a surplus. Ami it is times, about the capitalistic sys­ the accumulation of the surplus tem, nnd about the injustice of which has accomplished civiUxnmankind, but tho principal curse of tho world Is pure Bhiftlessness. Whnt humanity needs is a good doso of moral tonic, an injection of pep, something to make us eag­ er for excellence, unsatisfied with being just ordinary. Too many lives are like gardens, over-run with weeks. For life always produces some­ thing and if It does not produce virtue nnd joy and good work, it will bring forth a weed crop of envy, Imd habits nnd perversions. accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. Park Avenue Easy Terms E. F. LANE THE NATURAL LAW TAMPA TIMES huve been / luntry. It ig ailment days or hen moves r 21 to 72 overs. AnHarmless— little nuibothering f°r long distances, trains will lie used ns little us atngu conches aro used now. For some it is hard to imagine thnt. Rut many find it hard to imagine any- BOSTON TRANSCRIP paper calls “ Ma" Ferguson and Mr*. Ross "govemorcsscs." It is not a happy selection. Tho word "governerness” suggests the nur­ sery, and the teaching of table maimers nnd the four it’s to liitle children, rather than the caplto! and the leadership of children of a larger growth constituting the citizenry of u great state. Assum­ ing thnt the sex of the incumbent In guhcrnational office is to deter­ mine the title "governors” clearly will not do. If u word Is to bu coined to fit the case, "governoru**" first sug­ gests itself, but it is awkward on thc tongue, bviously unsuited to linguistic travel on tin air in days of pollticu) eandiiiuting, Wc have the executor nnd the executrix, why not the governor and the governorix? Rut, notwithstanding the thought of death win! the probate court that will obtrude itself iu connection with words so fushioned, ‘ governorix tends to urouao the risibility. There is something about it which detracts from the dignity that should nttnch to the office nnd it* holder. Addrr-udm? te appreciate the big W possibilities o f small :t IS NOT this country rich- *nd intelligent enough to meet the sit­ “ Ma" Ferguson as "governorix" i uation and keep up with the times? one might lie tempted to giggle.! The flying machine wns invented There is "governorim?,” but that here and wo sit waiting for other also is food for mirth, inasmuch as countries to develop it, and perin colloquial English frequent and hup» use it against us. humorous reference is found to Why must We wait for Europe I "netorines." Spelt differently, to cstnhlish a flying service across I however it might answer—"Gov- the ocean? If our business men, I ernorecn,’’ a queen without a "qu." that talk so much of superior pri­ Rut, nt’ er all, it would bu con­ vate ownership, lack energy and trary to the spirit of the age to courage to be pioneers, tha United provide distinctive title for the Suites Government should do it. woman who sits in gubernatorial Insteud of merely sending out chair. Woman has taken her phu-e of dato battleships to cruise in the in so many ot tho world’s activi­ ties that to attempt to coin words Pueific, we ought to send half u to indicate her presence in ull of dozen dirgibles, bigger than any­ them would mean a considerable re­ thing England has, each carrying writing of the languiige. We are ; its cargo of fly irc machines and accustomed to women 'us doctors, fliers to make friendly demonstra­ lawyers, and preachers. Doubtless tions in flying from the mother we shall become accustomed, to wo­ ships, target practice with imita­ men ns governors, and it safe tion bombs against moving and to say that, ill the present eases, stationary tqr’ cts, etc. All thnt I would la* instructive, c r e a t e i thought in foreign countries and 1promote pence. A very rich, very fat, thorough­ ly unprotected grocer is a tempta­ tion to gunmen—and Uncle Sam U just such a grocer, at this monn nt. develop ns fust us the medical pro-: ft fessioti gets tin* old ones under ■ control. Ami it is the reason why I man will never find any elixir if' to enable him to live to nn e x - 11 tremely old age. By right living ■ we might survive 150 years, hut iu somewhere* is a natural deadline 1® to prevent the earth becoming ov- _ er-crowded. It is a natural law. You see it^ a Iccup epi- Jit work everywhere — constant R >t answer, building up is balanced or offset H lology and by constant disintegration, ert that it Orange nnd lemon trees, for in- M tiveness or stance, have been aided a lot by (I iry is that' science. Now they have n disease 8 iccups and | called chlorosis, which among nth- £ py them. |er things causes fruit to stop \i "ran to" growing. The scientists are fight- *<( the tendon-1 *nil bacx hy injecting medicine into First National Bank Building. PHONE 93 ROOMS 50I-? Saleslady— Miss Ruha Williams Father, Mother and All the Children Are Members of our Christmas Savings Club Just u few pennies, nicklcs, dimes or more deposited weekly insures one ii very merry and bountetous Yulctidc. We are organizing our Club now and will be pleased to have you and all the family become members. j Contemporary Comment France is making it Old Week for her foreign Reds York HeruUl Tribune. It’s easy to joib. The first deposit makes you a memlier Any further information you desire will be cheerfully given. lome New zv imng none twice is an em­ bryo habit." I.et's pray for thnt second tax cut.—Greenville News. Pedestrians will please take no­ tice: thu prices of Fords have tak­ en nnother drop—Asheville Times. Perhaps the women would use the ballot more extensively if they could exchange it. — Cleveland 4 ‘/o Interest I'aid on Savings �MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society SA N F O R D C H A P T E R OF G. I. A . H O LD S C. Bennett Will enterk Club at 8 o’clock. Galloway will enter IS TO CLUB.MEMBERS Brat business meeting o f Eggfe- Club will be held at C /an. 7. This will be an Ring and members of othSvsnikatlohs will be wel1m dub members are urgivite friends and visitors !ity. H. H arold'Hume o f \L Mary i Nurseries, will L:t*A (practical Program for I County Beautlflotion.” Grapeville LUpsala A n d ram llhi the hoi o f Arcadia, Is lys with her Id Mra. Austin Williams r daughter, *Mrs. Whittle Erd, v/ith Mrs. Hall and raona, were guests on is day M the boma o f Mrs. Voile Williams. id Mrs. E. F. Lundqulst Ihren, Lawrence, Marlon, and Irene, spent Christand th eday at the home rents, Mr. and Mrs. Auinson. Mrs. Lundqulst Magnuson also took sup;hem on Christmas eve. Id Mrs. Noah Fry, Mrs. , Louis Easterling, Miss mer and brother, Elmer, nere, came-on Christmas spent Christmas,at tho Ir. and Mr*. T. D. Tyner. The G. I. A. held a very enthus­ iastic meeting Wednesday* after­ noon In the Masonic Hall. After the business was disposed of impressive installation rervice was presented nnd directed by Mrs. Fannie McConnald. past president who ably assisted by Mrs. Frank Crosby who acted as instal­ lation marshall and Mrs. Ernest Krupp in chaplain. The following are to fill the offlees fo r the coming year, pres­ ident, Mrs. Alfred Lilia; vice-presi­ dent, Mrs. M. Minarik; secretary, Mrs. A. J. Metcalf; treasurer, Mrs. F. K. Smith; insurance secretary, Mrs. R. L. Torrense; guide, Mrs. A. P. Bundy; sentinel, Mrs. L. Grow; musician, Mrs. R. II. Walthour; marshalls, Mrs. R. L. Giffin and Mrs. Byron Walker; pillows, Mm . Frank Crosby, Mrs. J. B, <hristmas Day Mrs, llilnia list, Emil Magnuson, Mr, rs. Ballinger were guests iome of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. ist. Their son, Elmer nnd ung men of Holly j Hill ulso pper with yiom,‘ J. S. Clark will preuen here E. TI.MESON DEAD Thursday evening tho Sanford Woman’s Club was the scene of one of the most delightful recep­ tions of the holiday season, it be­ ing the Annual Christmas Rfcetltion of the Woman’s Club to its members and friends. The club was beautifully dec­ orated with tall baskets of poinsottias and the stage rail and mantle were banked with fern and poinsettias. The walls were lined with stately staffs o f feathery bumbo. Tall red tapers and shad­ ed lights gave a delightful pleasing glow to the wholo scene. Tho ten table was particularly lovely, being centered with a sil­ ver basket filled with red and white roses and fernq about which were placed -silver candlesticks holding tall white tapers at each end wyre placed silver coffe urns* Receiving ‘ were Mrs. Henry Wight, president, Mrs. William M. Beta Pi was represented at the convention by OUn is. Watts Jr., Of Bartow, and H. McKie Salley of tiuHIli varuiiiiiit Major iMiijur 1B. ), L/, South Carolina. C. Alik) Riley,p head o f the Extension Division of the university, represented tho Phi Delta Theta Alumni chapter, at Jacksonville and Joseph LoFils of the Tampa Alumni Club represent­ ed Beta Pi on the convention floor. Beta Pi has three members in j Sanford, Reuben Mason, Kenneth j Scott, vice president,' Mrs. W. Aylet Fitts Jr., Mrs. Ernest M. Gal1__ _ _.__ 1 i 1 W_1 ts__ 1 virus!____-tt lowny and t Mrs! Fred Williams. Tho varimjs department chnirmen assisted. They are Mrs. Sharon, Mrs.C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. A. M. Phillips and Mrs. D. P. Drummond. Pouring coffee the first hour were Mrs. John Meisch and Mrs. J. E. Pace while Mrs. 3. O. Shinholser and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs pour­ ed the second hour. During the evening the reading room was arranged for cards where many o f the gentlemen played. Reisenstcins orchestra furnished n delightful program during the evening. The delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. J. B. Coleman, Mrs. Sandy Anderson. Mrs. Frank Talbot, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Foster. Mrs. C. R. Kirtley and Mrs. Walter Wight. MISS EASTERBY ENTERTAINS WITH DELIGHTFUL DANCE COUNTRY CLUB P h m i G ’!,1 7 intermission a delightful led couse was served. TtlP R»^uest list included Dr. Mrs. nnd Mw c Bowcr^ Mr Bnil Edward Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Welchell, Mrs. D. T. Phllyaw, Miss Lillian Shinholser, Miss Margaret Zachary, Miss Mina Howard, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Marion Hand, Miss Fern Ward, Miss Olu Vera Glisson, Miss Ruth Gillen, Miss Allie Gillen, Miss Ann Lee, Miss lluba Williams, Miss Gladys Hensotngor, Miss Anna DuBoso, Miss Rosamond Radford, Fred Walsh, Earle Jones, Wallace Bell, Pierce Griffin, Ralph Woodruff, Joe Gonzalez, Robert Robinson, Ralph Stevens, Edward Moye, Hampden DuBose, Hodgson Ball. C. II. Rickenberg, A. W. McGruw, Hilliard Malpns, William Moye, Jijmes Sharon, Robert Thrasher nnd Floyd Boyle. CONCERT IIY NOTHING RESERVED COATS This will bo the season's most unique musical event. In addition to singing several groups of songs, Miss Spencer has consented to compare her voice with its Re-Creation by Mr. Edison’s new phonograph. She will lie assisted by Lucile Collette, pianist. (MARKED) $25.00 - $39.00 - $49.00 - $59.00 DRESSES ■ (M ARKED) The famous soprano will appear at . • $16.75 - $27.75 - $35.00 - $49.00 Hight School Auditorium Thursday, January 8th 50 Per Cent Off - 1-2 P Admittance by invitation only. A few reservations are still left. We shall be glad to issue these to music-lovers who apply, in order of application. Call, write, or telephone. I- - - - - - ilij H liM U i l l Miss Zachary Is Honor Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Guest at Bridge Party Ml*, and Mrs. Wnlter S. Cole­ man w erotho charming hosts of a New Yea^s dinner Thursday evening at their home on West Eleventh Street. The occasion was the celebration of Mr. Cole­ man’s birthday and Mr. Harry A. Reed’s silver wedding anniversary. The table wns beautifully ap­ pointed being centered by n blue bowl filled with red roses. Fol­ lowing the delicious dinner bridge wus enjoyed until a luto hour. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Walter 3. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bodwell, Mrs. Mary Hummell. Miss Wilkey, George E. Bridgett and Harry A. Reed. ANDO, Jan. 2.— Death hiu i E. E. Jimeson, c winter t, here for several years, n Luthersburg. Clearfield , Pa,. Jan, 1 4 ,1SU2. Mr. Jimirly in lift* wait school nro* Bert Sheppard left Thursday for and later became interested Atlanta where he attend* Georgia mercantile business and then School of Technology. ’d in the lumber business, o was regular and recorder Alien Jones goes Friuay to Or­ home county far eight years. lando where he will be tha guest of Mr. and Mrs. Don Holland for a few days. Woman’s Club Column Mrs. McConnald, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Minarik, Mrs. Walthour and Mrs. Banov were each presented with n little gift from the auxil­ iary for faithful and efficient ser­ vices rendered through the year. Last but not least Mrs. Lilia was tho recipient of handsome linger­ ie given by the ladies. The meeting here adjourned "for n social hour, at which time tempt­ ing refreshments were served by the hostesses of the evening Mrs. Lilja, Mrs. Walthour and Mrs. Bandy. -“A 1mm A N N U A L R ECEPTIO N OF W O M A N ’S CLUB G IV E N W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G rhil Muniqn and daughThe Sanford Country Club wns, hine of Savannah, arrivurday and are guests for the scene, Thursday evening of one■ of the most ,ioU.rhtf.il delightful nnrtips parties of the Yuletldo season when Miss Sara Warren Easterby wr.s the charmlng hostess to a number of her friends at a dar.ee. The guests met ut the home of Miss Easterby and motored in a Bergquist and daughters, body out to the club. uth and Mildred o f Fort The club was beautifully decmd son, Theodore, of Tam- orated with evergreens, garlnnds e by autoVrt'nbMb Christmas and an nbundance of cheery noin-•pend a few days At the settius. Toll floor baskets filled ' her daughter, Mra. E. W. with poinsettias were placed about and the mantle wns banked with tho same lovely flower. Punch lection of over $5.00 was wns served through the evening r Children’s Home at Jack- and tho splendid music wns furlast Sunday. nlshed by Mr. Brockham and Jame3 Robson. Musical and attractive ‘ Lundqulst, ' lUpsola, favors added much to tho pleasre Christmas, 'caVnuig over ure o f the evening. During the r. and, Mrs. Edwin Pcterlolly Hill to spend the day ts parents, Mr. arid' Mrs New Year’s Dinner By .undquist. g family gathering at the f Mr. and Mr*.' Henry Lee rt First Street Vhefe held Crawford, Mrs. R. L. Jinkina, and Mra. M. £ . Moye; flag-bearer, Mrs. Brubaker. Tho retiring officers wore pre■fnted with hand rftade handkerchiefs by their president, Mrs. Lllje, as a token .ef her apprecia­ tion for their splendid co-opera- stailatfon of Um new dkp&v to be known as Florida Alpha,;will-Yakq. plate within g fe w week-*. . The. local fraternity was;organ­ ised Nov! 6, 1921- and on May 3, PHONE: - Hc=. -RSJ 1924 received the'unimraou3 en­ dorsement of the Southern Province' Phi Delta Theta Gives of Phi Delta Theta, thfe first peti­ tioning to be recommended Charter*to Beta Pi A t by the province lit ,22.years. There now 90 aetivie chapters of Phi University .of Florida are Delta Theta in thia country and England with approximately an Students and former students of equal number of.alutnnl; clubs, the University of Florida now liv­ ing in Sanford will learn with in­ Attending the DeMotdy Con­ terest that Beta Phi, local frater­ clave at Gainesville aro the* fol­ nity o f the university, waagranted lowing from Sanford: John Wlltcin, a charter o f Phi Delta Tneta on Clyde Bdotb, Joe Corley, Joe Wednesday at Cleveland, 0 ., at the Meisch, Clarence Priest, Nolan Mcbiennial convention o f the body. Farland, and Lewis Shipp, Beta Pi’s triumph was obtained by a unanimous vote according to re. Miss Alice Dresen, who has been tho attractive guest of Mrs. Thom­ as Emmett Wilson, returned to her first business meeting of home in Orlando, Thursday. W year, of thd Woman’s 111 be held the club house ’clock, Jan. 7, and except for ticaf Program fo i City and Coun­ Mr. Hume transaction of routine mat- ty Beautification.” ill bo entirely devoted to needs no introduction to a San­ ford public, so well known is he for his writing, his splendid civic club and especially of the interest as shown in the two years e Department have been of public beautification effort in K out through much study the state, and more than either of »cu.«*ion an ordinance which these perhaps for the fine policy dll ask the City Commission whieli characterizes his large busi , creating a Park and Street ness in its dealing with tho pub ‘cation Commission, object of this commission be to provide for such supOn account of the difficulty in 1 and such a planting pro- getting the mailing list into shape, will eahnnee tho beauty The Florida Bulletin for Decem­ city, already so prosperous ber has been mailed to presidents ^greaaive. This proposed of clubs for one month. It is an nee will he presented for exceptionally interesting number at the business meeting and to those who did not have the priv­ s u matter cf such general ilege of attending the convention t, tqe public?, is cordially in­ in Orlando, ns it is full o f reports ti be present and take part from this wonderful nnnual meet­ discussion which yvill [)re- ing. Club members will find The he formal vote of the Wo- Bulletin at the club rooms, and the Club. ■ maid will see that they are in A charming courtesy of Thurs­ day afternoon was the bridge party given by Miss Lilliam Shin­ holser, honoring Miss Margaret Znchaiy who is attending Sullins ; College but who is spending the holidays at home with her parents. A profusion of poinsettias were artistically used in decorating and the tallies were lovely little vanity ladies. Miss Shinholser was lovely in a frock of choculute crepe trimmed with Venetion lace. Miss Zach­ ary wore an attractive gown of brown satin embroidered in gold made in u bewitching' bouffant fashion. Tho prize for high score, a beautiful embroidered buffet set, was won by Miss Fern Word and ns a consolation Miss Ann Lee was presented lingerie pins. The "uest of honor wus presented an attractive bridge score. Miss Shinholser was assisted in serving the delicious salad course by her mother, Mrs. It. L. Shin­ holser and Mrs. J. E. Courier. Those invited were. Miss Mar­ garet Zachary, Miss Anna DuBose, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Marion Hand, Miss Sara Warren Easter­ by, Mrs. Hugh Welchell, Miss Mi­ na Howard, Mrs. Roy Howard, Miss Ruth (iilien, Miss Ola Vera Gicsosn, Miss Perry Lee Bell, Miss Rosamond Radford, Miss Ann I,ee Wnrd, Mrs. D. P. Phllyaw and Miss Nonie Williams. vnspnm i i GOING - r - 'l i ^V * V. W. Surroncy and R L. Perdow of Lake Wales nre spending a few days in Sunford on business. Mrs. S. E. Porter and children of Waycross, Ga., nre tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shipp. P. F. Crary and son Evans re­ turned to their home in Tampa Wednesday after a pleasant visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. G. M. Shipp. Paul Whitehurst Instructor in Violin Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. ni. Saturdays only. Room 306 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. ■ la H ia ia a a iH iu iiiH u a r Annual Clearance Sale!! BEGINS TUESDAY, JAN. 6 Last 5 days. Clearance Price in every department. SEE BID ADD IN TOMORROW’S PAPER The Yowell �iA Y ,J A N U A iT M » M . tad activity, while Sid Terris, the •, flashy Now Yorker* developed into Columbia’s Popular Grid Star leknr s Four H oneo n Nitre Dame Gal* Field With 27-0 y ic a Thrilling Contest — ••* M ade From rcepted Passes : r .* v * * i > nford Full back NevIvidual Star While Leads In Scoring wyu .• NA, Rose Bowl, Cal., typhoon of apeed swirlSouth Bend, Ind., and > Thursday, swamping livoraity’s football team id lO'scofre. Notre u * ' i u r “ Four Horsemen" against Ernie Nevera and the gallant Cardtth ho covered himself 10 mater with glory, ffset their repeated the huge red-shirted itcharged the squat 1 linesmen o f Notro t was owing to their e Palo Alto Institution register ten points in the fierce galloping of of the Indians, ae added to its list of o f having scored tho ‘fo r the East in four 1 games played on the t this seasop. tlmated that upwards itched tho contest. moment the Notro ived up to'their repuced in foot and head, irt Coach Rockno sent f atring men byt Stan-agressive and - beefy, , steadily down field, s called on his stars bottle was on, Stnnwhlch might not have stly agninst other opre fatal when pulled if Notre Dame, When foot slipped the South Walter Koppisch, three-time captain of Columbia’ s football teams, is hero receiving more than mere praise for his great work on the grid­ iron. Royal Cooney, chairman of the student body, is presenting him with a watch, the gift of the undergraduates. Koppisch was selected os tone of the half-backs on Walter Camp’s All-America. Record Breaking Activity With Colorful Encounters Marked. The Boxing World During Past Year NEW YORK, Jan. 2.— Despite a to defend his crown no doubt had record-breaking amount of nctiv- its effect on the rest of the pnr.ks, ity, marked by no little color, the while suspensions by ring nuthor1924 boxing campaign passes into ities, eleventh hour mlslmps, ami history with few dominant devcl- a disinclination on the part of opments or sensational results. several champions to ri-k their Looking any high snot compar­ able with the memorable DempicyFirpo battle o f 1923, the season was noteworthy chiefly for n (Inal Benny Leonard, lightweight and unsuccessful invasion of Amer­ champion, defended his crown once ica by Georges . Carpenticr , the by defeating I’al Moran at Cleve­ downfall of Luis' Angel Firpo from land but in this bout injured his the ranks of heavyweight title con­ hands to such an extent that he tender and tho passing o f two was forced to cnll off n scheduled veteran champions. Another im­ bnttlo with Mickey Walker, the portant development wa3 approval welterweight champion. Walker, of u new law permitting 12-round handicapped by incurring the dis­ bouts in California in 1925 and pleasure of Now York ring solonn forecasting a big rink rcviv.il on for refusing to accept o challenge the const. from Dave Shade, nevertheless was Only one world’s title change one of tho most active champions took placo in the ring ami that and has an unusuul opportunity in occurred when Abe Attel Goldstein prospect early in the new year dethroned Joe Lynch nr bantam­ when he fights Mike MoTigue, the weight titlcholdcr in u colorless 15- world’s light henvyweight cham­ round hout at Madison Square Gar­ pion. den that set a colorless champion McTiguc, early this year, had a upon the 118-pound thron>. close call against his Georgia The other break in tho ranks of schoolboy rival, Young Stribling, thnmpions came Johnny Dundee, who nenrly scored a knockout over durable little Italinn warrior, for­ the champion in a no-decision beut feited without a struggle tho fi nth* nt Newark, N. J. > gain consistently erweight title he had won tho year Clpsq.Call line. A prolonged before from Eugene Crhpii, gal­ Harry Greb’s middleweight' ti­ when Layden bored lant French lighter. Dundee relin­ tle was in little Jeopardy during guard Mi a tnuch- quished the title, whicn he had not tho yenr while Pancho Vitlo, fly­ mice defended, because of bis ina­ weight titleholder, left for his na­ jtes later Layden pul- bility further to mako the llfii- tive Philippines after failing to go ass out of the qir and pound limit, and tho New York through with u match with his clos­ •nty yards for tho atuto Athletic Com mist ioa has est rival, Frankie Grnpro. Villa down. Crowley con- launched an elimination tournament claimed an injury prevented his the survivor of which will bo rec­ fighting, but tho boxing corn mis­ d period occurcd one ognized by that body ai tho new sion was dissatisfied with this ex­ i expensive errors, planation and susp-nded him. ibied a punt on his Greh’s victories included one over Johnny Wilron, former champion, line, stopped to ro­ ta might have played thus shattering pugilistic precedent while Villa disposed o f Frankie Huntzingcr swooped and upsetting the old theory that Ash, British flyweight. Wsth the memory o f his spec­ grabbed tho plg- a champion can lose his crown tacular fight against Dempsey still Upopposed to u touch- only in the ring. Sets Precedent fresh in the minds o f ring Vo'low­ ley again con vested, Dundee wns shorn completely of ers, Firpo returned from Argentina iperiod Notre Dame f 9fward pass within titles when he lost to Kid Sulli­ for another campaign but it prov­ errltory and Nevers van, the junior lightweight, or 130- ed a dismal fuilue. The big South oi. Then followed a pound championship, a division, Aniuricon, obviously not in the host bucks, until thu hefty however, which in not generally of condition and affected by legal entanglements in which he had bo1, heaved and ground recognized. : come involved, was outclassed by Starting out with prospects of ifotre Dame’s 8-yard an unusual amount of title activ­ ■llnrry Wills, giant negro, Iji n bout ity, tho yenr fell fnr short o f ex­ 1utj Boyle's Thirty Acres, and then nen from tho East pectations in this respect for a va­ suffered a crowning setback when another buck, but it riety of reasons, i'hc fnihue of he was defeated by Charley WeinWalker passed over Jack Dempsey, heavyweight king, ert, who had been an easy victim d Shlpkcy and Htanup a touchdown, eked goal for extra ended Stanford’s E V E R T TR U E BY CONDO rth period Stanford iQjiortunity. After an jrwnrd pass, Nevers f and in a succession irrled the sphere to s 8-inch lipo. The >t it wus n touchdown but when Referee ambled the heap of iiind tho goal murk crossed. iring play of the con* a Layden intercepted levers’ hands and led io way for 35 yards .unfonl chalk murk, did the rest. Horsemen cantered, ulloped with all the •ted pf them. Hurry play was hamiicap.wisted his left ankle opening period.’ I Crowley wore the * carriers for Notre on Miller performed the field today perbrilHantly than the ant fullback Nevers ujikles early in the Ited Nevera getting pe us his team mates v him play his first pori' than a year, h nt center and Howere among the [s on the visitors' n Lawson. Stanford one of the day's inalthough tin; entire performed with much rd team gained 184 rimmugc as cOmpare Iswne's 131. The stered 17 first duwn* l the Houthbcndcrs. pleted 12 out of 17 ward pasi.es and Nore out o f seven. The L-rial attack resulted IS yards while the ted 14(1. f o r the “ Wild Bull*.* in 1023. These defeats were looked upon Sri eliminating Firpo from the fro ft rank o f Dempsey’s challengers, but the Argentinian may attempt smith tr-comeback. . Wills stood out again at the end o f the season as the chl£f heavyweight contender but his victory over Firpo failed to increaso tho negro’s prestige and the prdspect that he will gain a long-sought match with Dempsey still is tho ring’s principal uncertainty. Renault Slump* Jack Renault, hard-hitting Cana­ dian, has been regarded ns a for­ midable Dempsey rival, but recent­ ly his stock slumped when ho un­ expectedly met defeat in Boston at the hands o f Quinth Romero, Chilean, who had failed to im­ press In any o f his previous bouts The year failed to uncover much promising new material In any di­ vision. The few exceptions were chiefly in the featherweight ranks, Where Dundee’s retirement stimuln- a formidable lightweight contend.. tit'. Paul Berlenbacb, Jimmy Slat­ tery and Stribling added color and Interest to light heavy ranks. Foreign talent Continued lu 111* vhde American ring* but met'with scant success. Discarding 'T irp o and Romero, South America’s chief threat was Luis Vlcentini, hard­ hitting Chilean lightweight* who performed impressively at times but in recent months met defeat against Jack Bcmstain and Terris. Panama sent a formidable feather contender in Jose Lombardo. Besides Carpcntler, Franco had another entry in Charley Ledoux, veteran bantamweight, but neith­ er was successful. Carpenticr lost spectacular fights to Gone Tnnney, American light heavyweight'Cham­ pion and Tom Gibbons. Lcdoux was beaten decisively by Gold­ stein. Erminio Spalls, the European heavyweight champion, came to the United States after Leing knocked out in the Argentine by Firpo bu* was defeated by Tummy. Gibbons crossed to England for an inter­ national bout in which he knocked out Jack Gloomfleid. Louis'Cantmot of Dijon, Franco PRO GOLPKU SIGNED at foortean Is a recofcrrtaad as* IMPA. JanT^-Jlw ttonoWer. *• , i plnylflR “pro r>lf,” at Teinpls Ter­ raco Cenntry club, signed Fred,31c- ' Wlnd'driven airplanes XuOod as’his partner, repDdng^WUlit MacFarlanc, it is annnafwed built Sr hero. MncFnrlanfl w** linsble to Germany’s “windmill boats’* will qraic to Tampa. Barnes and MeI.<sod pic execctcd, 10 arrive hero be built for commercial use. j _■ % ■ ———- — • Australia’s new aircraft factory is expected to turn out 150 air­ •. Pearl earrings ore planes the first year. London. mm “A P O PU LA R STORE” — 123,817 i| ; £ ' "! Customers Passed Through The Turn-Stiles o f this Store Daring 1924. There s a Reason. , ;•..1 5, . *,j\i . J'v'*. ' v'}. \ Are you a Piggiy Wiggly Customer? if not make a resolution worth while and we will be glad to see you tomorrow. x.... Kingao’s Reliable Select Your Groceries••••• C H E APE R T H A N W H IT E M E A T FROM A WELL STOCKED STORE Besides our complete line of staple and fancy goods we carry Fresh Oysters Daily Extra Line of Fresh Vegetables PU R E FOR PROM PT D ELIVE R Y C A L L 39 YOUR RANK AC COUNT WILL GROW GRANULATED G R EEN SN A P S If You Trade at A&P STORES Average Havings amount to about 11 per cent. Me sav­ ed on every dollar spent the round—watch our ads for prices ! I FR E SH T E N N E SSE E SU N SE T EACH GOLD SwansDowo Brand CAMPBELLS .‘I cans................ A&P Oven Baked. .T cans ASTOR WHOLE HEAD Elgin Creamery Fresh at all times. Lb. Full Cream Pound ...... A&l* BRAND S. S. P. P. U. 12-lb sack It. 2 1-lb sack.. L. 12-lb sack L. 21-lb sack IONA 12-lb s a c k .......... 24-lb sack *......... SUPERIOR BRANDS CO M tS Q U T ',! tvts C A N T A L K b u S I M l i S S IM THE. N A L L ------ IT H A S A L I T T U 5 BIT ot*- V C N T lL A T t O M {}» BOKAR—Coffee Supreme, lb................. 53c RED CIRCLE—Especially Selected, lb... ,48c 8 O’CLOCK—Smoothc and Mild, lb....... 43c ORANGE 2 -i>2 pkg. 1He­ fill, ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ? JUST A RO U N D TH E C O R N E R FROM EVER.YBOD The same prompt service awaits you. The same com­ plete line of fancy and staple groceries, Western and Floi ida meats will be kept in stock for our former pa­ trons and those we hope to serve in the future Phones— 210—211 �* ~iy-++'■ *)/* ttn$am ^ix^a»P 2E ia3«B B neei i 'E j.iV k -Sfli ' ; J jlM H l - ■;' '. «/> >• r~ ■■ ----- r r ‘ -|- _________ __ . ..■■— _ . _. ■■ . - ' V—-------------J -, - r •-•■ .' . ‘ i t t’: ^ tt_ • -' ■- :•* •* — 1 Im portance!:- F O R , Want Ads WiU Keep You Posted on Ail Sanford Business “ " ’ MEN'S CLOTHING ,S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price A d v a n ce Tailored Suits—*32.50 and up. •- . Milane Theatre Bldg. I will . ^ . p r i n t i n g ___ I MrATTHRW"PUES8^PRINTING_ ¥ « uk4 QUALITY - SERVICE - PRICE. • * H » * fl _ Commercial St.. R. R. Ave. M a llaa HAYNES RATLIFF, “ Printers k a IIm and office outfitters. Phone 340. fiPypa doubt* abov* 116 Park Avenuo.______________ REAL ESTATE stas a r f for D. A . CALDEtt A J. C. ZURFLIBH Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of ^ 1" 7 n O r t o * property listed and for solo. Of­ fice 108 Second S t, Near Park - raatrietod to Avenue. Phone 282.__________ .lio n . . made The Baa* J. E. SPURLING, sub-division rill be responsible rarroci ttne rrtoa. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ for subsequent lando. Florida, and F l o r a M office should pe Hoights, Florida on Dixie H igV Italy way, SIGN TAINTING________ r*P BANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right ar with'xstes,rulaa prices for signs of all kinds. ‘ WlflL g i f * yen rmatlonA .And If R; N. NIPPER. will assist you In Sanford Avenuo at 1st Street. want ad. to make PHone 473-J._________ lisa PAPER HANGER— I. L. Talbott, u v non painter and paper hanger. touid at I toffies ad Phgjie 3511. Orlando road. Vboit* nun isults. Ab< S w a thousam the oths i with you |ur address. mw . ! can'talas* S M T %m at The l a s . offlaa ps p t by to lle«t-- .. •rslca. ’ riitnpt. L 1"f l A dvertising as a .ot ,> T ' THIS S DIRIs cr o itY ' It place within easy people uf Sanford Lost and Found inil.EH FOR RENT lEEL Car. Drivo it Oak and Second St. JODY REPAIRING STEIN — Automobile pairing and Rebuilding. Homo. Oak Avenue. [OS FOR HIRE JTO SERVICE V pay M eetsjtll trains, ‘Bag* Insfer. Phone 551^ TAMPA MOKN1NO TRIBUNE— Send In your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to yotir local dealer so you can read Florida1! Kicute.it, newspaper. One year $8.00, fl months $4.00, three months 92.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ ance policy add 75 centa to your ito’ler. “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anythin!?” If so advertise in the “ Gainesville Sun,” [ " $ » $ p it w ortlyinll3«r2 m ri i l ? tt* DEVELOPKHS ATTENTION— r* n ancoln In beidnnltig the greatest de­ velopment In fllnrlda'a history; a half mllHon dollar highway tn the gu lf beach Just flniahed; « twar million dollar bridge Herons Eei'nmbla Day started; quarter million dollar opera houne under construc­ tion; two millions spent V on ••"Ml • "u M MIIIVMtt being OpCIlt I highway; greateet chance for live developers to get In on ground floor. W rite Development Depart- an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of Florida real estnto advertise In tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the accepted went ad medium in Daytonn (Fin.) One cent n word an insertion. Minimum 25c. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. A* LITTLE -TVANT A l l . In Tht‘ Herald will bring you UIg' re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you hove aimed awav and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you sctnrni dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see you. * '< typewriter* for iy terms, for rent, also fftcQ supplies. * Koum 9 law yer .[BRYANT .......... . Office in ; Dank ItuiMiiio Annex, ^ono 417-L 3. D M k t a L WORK ^OJVAN—All kinds and Sheet Metil Work. 11,1 Tank*.' At Oak “ MW Third ytreei. Tele STOVES X STOVE WORtS— Oil ga3 stoves, wood stoves, id yictriitas. You» credit Phono 49L-3. 321 First \ W A N T E P V # i " 0" ’ Y ° “ f Je* scription will go in new cntaloguo now being made up. Soo the new manager at tho new location. C. A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 l i t National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE— Brunswick-Blake Bil­ liard table with nil equipment First Class condition. Address R. E. Hawkins, Orange City, Fla. I S K Run N. 7 11 ft. B. HH&.H ft. H. C37 ft. Wly 1020 ft.— 21 acre*. Tho itnld land b ein g nsKCSMod at the tint)) o f the Ismuutrc o f mucIi rertirirntn In the tinmo nf A. Rttuer. F uIchh Mild rertlflento Nhall ho redunimed a cco rd in g to law tnx d ie d will issua thereon on tho 3rd day of February, A. |)„ loar,. \Vltnesn my nfflehit slgnaturo nrul seal thin thu 10th day uf De­ cem b er A. D„ 1221. K. A. DOUm.AHH, Clerk Circuit Court Hi’ inlunle 'County, Florida. (Hoitl) Ily A. M. AVEKKS. I>. C. o tjT - Year Make 1J21 Chevrolet Touring HERE'S TIUtEB GOOD ONES 1923 Ford Panneil 1922 Dodge Touring 1924 Ford Fonlor Sedan And hext week la going to be toe 1924 Dod^o Ton truck late. Act Now, 1923 Dodge Coupe 1924 .Dodge Touring SUBURBAN HOME Price Right—Terms Right. I. W. PHILLIPS* SON. Located just out side tho city lim­ Sanford, Fla. its, on the road to tho Country Club. Nice new bungalow with Rooms For Rent modern conveniences— lights, own wator system, telephone, etc., 22V4 FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ acres of land, seven cleared, orange out meals. Reasonable rates. trees, nnd place in good shape. Close to Country Club. Can be Lincoln Hotel. bought on terms, Prico $5,500.00. FOR RENT—$25,90 per month, 10-room house in country near BUNGALOW paved highway, good location, electric lights, good water. H. C. On Park Avc. Close in. Five DuBose. rooms and Buth. Completely fur­ >------- ----------------------------------------------- nished. Side walks and street pav­ FOR RENT— One furnished bed­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at room and garage, 815 Park $7,000.00. Ave. CORNER LOT D O I N C , ‘d o n e : C R O O T) -W O R O PU2-'Z-UELt> |— Fountain Pens and Pencils. Violins, Ukuleles and Guitars. Flashlights and Batteries. Super Heterodyne and Atwater-Kent Radios. F. P. R1NES 311 East Second Strccl. Phone G30-J “ OPEN AT NIGHT" FOR SAflB—Four five room hungnlowfrHned throughout. Just o ff paved highway. Price $800.00 rnch for quick , sale. Must be seen tn bo appreciated. Can give terms. A. H. Hawk, GindsrviIIe. IN ritUIVIT CfiUHT, SEVENTH JUnifTAI, CIHCUIT, SEMINOI.N COUNTY, FLORIDA. Va. Charlra E. Ilreetler, J. If. Itngiilali'. Trunin*, and ench at them. If l i v ­ ing nhtl If dead, all p a n i c * c la i m ­ in g Interests In (he lands and p r e ­ mises Involved In thin suit, ns he Ira,' devisees, grantees or other claimants, under Charles E. IIrender, J. II. Rngs-lalf, Trustee and e a td u u f them, deceased o r SJtnfonl IlmlTa newapaSr i Miami Population Now At 75,000 Mark u Mr. xjr Scliolfield SL'Iiolfield who who ha* you. has been been singing ut tho Baptist Church will vouch fur the above. i^ K E JEHSUP LAND CO„ Inc. Longwood. Fla- OH so y * MIAMI, Jan.'2.—This city now has a population of 75,000 accord­ ing to the chamber of commerce. The estimate placing tho number at this figure is based on dntc furnished by different sources. The last official census of May, 1923, gave the city a population o f 17,* 021 it in stated. Then In May, 1924, tho telephone company au­ thorized expenditures based on a survey showing the' population to be 59,410, nn in crease o f 12,389 for th.e year. The influx of resi­ dents since has been ever greater, it is declared, statistics furnished by a transfer company tending to show more than 100 families are coming here weekly. Averaging four persons to tho family this would muke the number during tho past year 20,800 ar a total of more than 75.000. A 74-year old innn was recently sentenced in England tn six months WILMKK STEWART in jail because the company of .Maitland, Fla. which he was director was alleged Stewart's Subdivision Atamonto' to hnvo fnil.sified its income tax Springs. 200 beautiful building reports. lots, prices range $150 to $850. See those large lot* before you buy elsewhere. Don't buy a lot Devoe’s without a public alley in the rear. Come and see me any time. I live PAINT and POLISH here and H. S. FOND want neighbors. Over W o o d r u ff A W a tso n WILMEIt STEWART The Best Quality _______ Altamonte Springs. See TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE—Several I-acro tracts HUY ------ S E L L --------RENT of unimproved land. See Ste­ C l.u n — Repair wart, Altamonte Springs. ■ 'h o n e 32S Ball Hardware Co. Complete Stock Ball Hardware Co. Seminole Marble Co.all Mnrlile and (Irnnlta from luarriu*. Best o f quality and rt 'iir km n na hip . W rits fo r latnst dunlgns. c . n. T u i t n K k . P. O. H n a f o r il, F l o r i d a t i n s Strj. I ' h n n * MI Sanford Building and Loan A socialion Preferred Stock can .1 cashed on 00 days notice, intere payable iApril 1st and October 1 you can’t beat it. Buy eight per cent Prefern Stock in thr Hanford Building ai Loan. Association, established 100 Automatic Home Pump \HOOLEHAP COLEMAN 3rd and Oak Phone 410 vm r ™SALE=WcT bred Rho« Island roosters, laying pulle and sotting eggs. Mrs. Ellswort Phone 3303 Beardal! Ave. FOR SALE—Fresh Call 108-J. Jersey cor FOR SALE— Red B liu Triami or Spaulding Rosa Four S«< Potatoes. Selected Maine stocl Rhone 270. Mid Florida Produc Co. Young North Carollan woul like to como to Florida to sett! down. Experienced salesman, co lector, clerical work, railway cler truck farmer and poultry farms Honest, reliable and sober. Mai an offer. Writo 709 caro of He aid. FOR SALE— Ono hundred sacl Spaulding Rosu seed potato* from Maine, $5.00 per sack. L. . Rrumley._______________________ Tampa— Water supply system lnstnlIe(I in Sun8ct Park ad< tion. FO R S ALE A few Mid-West A ilitor garden tractors, all ne D. 1921. at half price. Giving up agem E. A. DOWILAHH. Clerk of Circuit Court, Hcml- account health ami poor busine nole County, Florida. in cotton belt. Waiter H. Bishc Ily A. M. Weeks, D. O. Athen, Ga. IHeal) J. II. Hhnroli. FOR SALE— 10 acres celery lar S o lic ito r fo r C om plain an t. lot 4, Euraka Hammock. Ric Due, fi, 12. 19. 26. Jim. 3. 9, 16. 23. 31). _________ nrd Stephenson, M. D. West Lcfa non, Ind. 66-JAN-25 * FOR Every HouseWife ALUMINUM ALL WOOL SUITS Tailored to measure, guaranty to fit. $25.00. Sanitary bai cleaning and pressing, Scptf Woolen MilL. 305 East Secot Street. otherwise, Defendants ORDKIt FOR I’ UDLltTATlON Ways Are Sought To Aid Parents In Care Of Children concerning the hollies, minds and murals o f children. For Safe ~ IN CHANUBHY. J. F. f.nlntr. Complainant. Houses For Rent Apartments For Rent . ~ :-i-__ -• Houses For Sale To Charles E. Ilrccder. If living, nnd If tlend. all parties claim in g In­ terests under Charles E. Dreader, dnconsi'd. or othorwl.is; J. if . Ragntlnls, TrustiM*. If living, nnd If dend. nil pnrtlea claim in g Interest* under J. II. Rngsilnle. Trustee, tlreeaseil, nr otherwise, of. In, nmt to Ilia f o l ­ lo w in g described land, lying, b o ln g In the county o f Humlnole and State o f Florida, to -w it : l.nt F orty -tw o H J), o f Hanford H eights Addition to Hanford. , as pur plat th ereof duly record Located on Dak Ave., close in. oil In 1‘ lnt Uook 2. Rages A2 and Eastern exposure. In nlco neigh­ US o f tho Public Record* of Hcmlnnlo County, Florida. borhood. Street Paving and sido And to any and all parties whoso FOR RENT—5-room bungnlow. walks paid. Can be bought on names are unknown, claiming any Second Street between Holly very easy terms. Price $1,50*50. right, title or Interest In and to thu property hereinbefore described or anil Cedar. Apply H. T. Pace, box any port nr parcel thereof, 203. It appearing by the s w u m hill o f SEE OUR LARGE LISTING rnmptiunt In this cause filed, that BEFORE BUYING. FOR RENT — Four-room house you and each o f ynu. have nr claim to have some right, title nr lliterent with gurage. Celery Avenue. la und to thu land* nnd premise* Mrs. E. A. Moffett. Phono 1G7-W. hereinbefore described and that BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. your place* o f re*ldunco are un­ k n ow n ; REALTORS IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R ED . you. ami each nf you, l>«. and 202 First Street Sanford, Fla. I That ynu are hereby required to nppeur I to till* bill o f complaint In thl* enusn on the 2nd liny o f February Apartment house on First St. 1923, nt thu Court House In Hanford, Hemlnolo County. Florida, unlit tieThis is a bargain. lo g a suit tn quiet till" in thn rnmPlalnant. .1. F. lailng, tn thu hereinOne five-room bungnlow, in good lief nru deserlbud land, und then nnd VALPARISO, Ind., Dec. 1.— A condition. $500.00 puts you In this there make answer tn thin hill uf roinplalnt exhibited against you In nation-wide movement in training house. thin cause, otherwise Decree Pro for parenthood hna been launchcJ Confess!) will he entered against Five acre firm on hard rond.' yon anil curb nf ynu. by the National Congress nf Par­ IT IH F DK TH Eit O R D E R E D . That ents and Teachers Association nnd now in crops. Cheap untv on easy thin citation , , ho puhllnheil unite , a the Children’s mnterinls and plans terms. week In Thu for training in pnrenthood and a ......................... In Hanford. Florida. We have houses to rent. Como published study of the nature, well being and WITNESS. E. A. Don glass. Clerk in und see us.—Seminole Realty of mi bl court nnd thu sual thereof, enre of children will be used by this thu Gth day o f Docemhur A. the association as the basis for Co., lift K. Second Street. SEVENTH SE U IM H .K START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT ------ , Real E state We have Hum e beautiful laku its work. Mrs. M. W. Reeve o f Philadel­ front lots oh I.ako Wlltlmore onephia, president of the Parent- half mile from the Dixie Highway IN CHANCERY. Teachers association, nnd Lewis in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, Dorn Kindling, Complnlunnt. I). Myers of tho foundation, in an­ for sale. VH. We will bulb! your homo, landWilliam Rushing, Defendant. nouncing the movement, declared IIIM. FOR DIVORCE scupo your grove, and relievo you that through tho Parent-Teacher CITATION. It appearing from Ilia HWoru bill groups they would ‘‘set about nt of trouhle und worries incident to up a a p place. o f eoniplulnt flb'il In thU enuso ' once to organize classes which; building dulining up ace, .tim O ou-arJ tV'nMldt'ht'tir t Histi. ;~In tljo menntimu, you can go or I’ miniry other than thu Statu of t wouuf critortipan fishing. You can fish in any one Florida,. that ,your ------r'-sltlonc “ Such a movement ‘J IT — when nnd Iffnv you uun don'ti. „r,i „n comes__as « I of the dozen lakes, and >uu last hoard o f wan Hanf ti' I. Florida, • that you* ruHldiuuu I* unknown. I?.. » n ,ui)b "H 1 hi'riP 1 V < know how to fish, we hnvo several |trusted with the care of children,’ Mport8 who w)U bo c |n(i to ahow IN C lltC l.’ I T ro rilT , J l IIICIAI. C l l t e r i T , CO I N T V . F l . t m i l l A . E. A. DolIliLAS.H. ed npnrtmcnt, also bed room, LOST— Lcnthcr bill folder, name Clerk nf Circuit Court. Hcmlengraved in gold letters. Semi­ suitable for 2 young men or coup­ nolu County, 'Florida. nole County Rank. Return to le— use of garuge, 1000 Union (HeuI) Ily: A. M. WEEKH. D. C. Herald Office and received liberuli Avenue, J. U. Sharon, reward. M. C. Haddock. Sotlgitor for Complainant. l Santiago, Chile, is to have a Jim. 2. u. Jl}, 23, 30. LOST—One white and liver bob-| subway, the concession having tail pointer dog. Return tn |been given for J) years to a local. Of nearly 10,000,000 tons of coal Frank Woodruff Jr., nt Woodruff] engineer who plans lo spend $b,-| mjne,j jn .Scotland in I'J2i only jtiiil Watson, Reward. | 780.000 in construction of the first) ;J5U oou wt,rt, „ nthrttclte. mile and a half. _______ Passenger airplane faro from Basel, Switzerland to Brussels, Belgium, is only $6. I W ANMA O O V /t s T o BUT l‘M T O A 'b K M /\ q c ,t E . IF I K h s c ; o Autom obiles T h ere fo re yon, William KuMhlrig, nru ru'iulruil in ho nnd appear bu- I said the announcement. The profore our mi Id Circuit Court nt San­ fession of pnrenthood carries with ford. Klorlila on thu 2ml day o f F e b ­ ruary, A. D, 1H25: and then and it high privileges nnd deep joys, there make a n sw er to thu (till of b«t it also entails grave rcspon-l Complaint exhibited again u you, sihilities and unnumbered perplex­ otherwise a diierou pro tronfuaao ities. These latter we hope to ex-! will hu entered against you. It Is ordered that this Citation plain and tench away by conclus­ FOR RENT—Three room npart- be published oiii'e a week fo r four ions drawn from u survey of pres­ cunHucutlve week*. ment, 300 French Avenuo. o f childhood! W itness my hand nml Real of the ent-day knowledge Circuit Court on thin 27lh da. of and youth in which practical an­ FOR KENT—Two room furnish­ Duoumber A. D. l»2t, swers nro given to the questions BRINGING UP FATHER a n 117r e p a i r s a n t e d — Bookkeeper with sale* ability to manago office. Ad­ dress P. O. Box 200, Groveland; Fla. WANTED— White girl to wait on - table and help with dishes. Must bo bright and neat. Snnford Coun­ try Club. sent on re­ . Hee. 3fi T w p. 20 H. Ruugii 2U A. P. Connelly & Sons Te r s R WANTED— By young couple 1 or 2 room apartment, no children. AVGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Apply Box 10, Herald. class if icd medium, rate cash .09c NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOIl charge. 10c per line, minimum TAX IIKKII 1 Ml Kit SECTION 3 0c. ft?S o r TIIK OKNEItAI. 8TATTTBM OF THE STATE OP s t . A u g u s t i n e , f l a . — st. ri.o iu o A . Johns County is reached through Notlro Ih imreby a lv»n lliat HUdtthe St. Augustine Evening Record. aril J. Ilundy, purchnscr o f T ax No. 20j, dated tlm nth Quick results. Two centu per word. t'rrllflrnli> du.v o f Juno A. D., l'J23, linn filed Snmple copy on request.________ Kiiid cirtlflent)1 In my office, nnd TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Iiiih iniidi> application for lux deed lo Ism,) tn urcordanco with law. Times, the great home dnlly. Halil »*«■rt Ifit'll t «> em braces thu f o l ­ rate lV4c per word, mlnlmui,. low Iiib doMrrlbod property situat­ charge 25c cash with order. Write ed In Hcmlnole county, l-’ lorldit, tow it: for complete rate card. l!. ir. 101 ft. H. o f N W cnr. of HW*i Her. or. T w o. 20 H. Itun w PALM REACH COUNTY—The - ‘ f LUTC» TRIPS “ ASK MR. CONNELLY” H, CAf.DER, Day and About Ihc Following llurgninH ti service. Anytime, E82, or 25. till, uornur tlth . N E W S-nimo Ikiiikii Iiiiv, lilunt locu­ I ' A I I K A v u n n u JTO WRECKER tion, lu ll'll Hirer I* nml Mlilutmlh*, E i l x l r m ftiKitiirr. IIUtltT. S31HI.OO aurnau. *300.00 until. *30.00 |irr ( ' n t h . l ln ln t ir r r u n } . 10. bay or night setmonth. 'ay phono 394. Night »6 G STATION8 AND E t t i l l T - r o o m l u l l a l u r y l u u i i r . tiu TO SUPPLIES r x l r t i lo t , U o u lilr K ornau. n l r r S I r o o m liu ita iilo t t, .1 h n l r o o m * . U w n , r n a l e r n rx U t in u re . I l r . t r u 1%lu„ r . ^ r n Ktirnau. r n i l u r u , SfcuVIGESTATION. ftlflrntltil Mrrilnii In l i m n . A rrn I IPilHimirr, i ' r t u r *3,73IMH>, *73o,Otl s, Oil, Tires, AcccssoIio in r. V o n in not nru It l o n i q i r e u u:i*h. SOO prr month. lu lu runt m i n t * . *1 0 ,30 0 . T u r in * . crvice with u smile. Elm sL Phone 147 L8.' I.OTM — I.OTS — LOTS -Three stations. Mag- \Y> h a * u l o t * liH'nlrtl In r v r r y * ru ttoit o f tliu u lty . <30 t l i m n unit * 2 0 d Second. First and Elm, |icr m o u t h u l l l tm t > o u In | um * r* * lo u o f o n u u f Ilium. Avenue and lOlh Street, service. AIJTY PARLORS (Realtors) TlARiilF.T. Mnrinello 103 N. Park Ave. all kiniL. Haiti water a 105 Magnolia Ave. Phone 122 Phone 48 K Old First National lildlng, nhone 245.______ DRUGS DRUG STORE— Prei Drugs, Sixlns. We ic«r you us your phone. KLO It1ST THE FLORIST’’ * for all occasions. file., Phong,260-W H elp W anted WEST V in n iN lA —Clarksburg. The „ ____ .. Clarkpburn Exponent, morning WANT TO SELL— List your pro- COLUMCMA I.BUOKU— Cln**tflud ltd* have the largest circu­ ADVERTISING gets results if It lation In Hauthwu*t*rn •Otorgla. reaches potential buyers. PaRate Zti f*-word> •line. latka Duity News is circulated In TO REACH trio prosperous farm­ ho u f t e n needed, ers and fem %growers of Volnsls list, when any wpe» county advertise in the DoLnnd Is required. - It '"hi* Dally News, rate le per word, cash llphgbetically for. with order.' ________ eoct. MAINE— Water vllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands o f Malno peo­ ?ncc In this' ple are interested in Florida prop­ |IRECTORY erty. Reach them through thv Ph o n e s ' Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ Utf \ ■ tion. ' $ ADVERTISE) in tte J o u r n a l - H e r aid. South Georgia’s greatest Directory newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per lino. Waycross Journal iK H T IS Ild f U V ICK 8__ V feral iM, Waycroits. (feorgia. T .' AL^tElN nwri lea diBuilding Material 7 d rowipfpei or nivernplet na* comWnte camyears of experience, MIRACLE Concrete Co* general cement, work, sidewalks, build­ r Box 71; Snnford, ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. TerwHieger. Prop.________________ HAND if Lumber and Building Material >R RECarter Lumber Company INDINI N. Laurel Sc. Phone 565 ELECTRIC SERVICE HILL LUMBER CO. House trt Electrical repairs, Service. Quality and Price. stral Avc. Orlundo, RESl -— Advertising LEARN ABOUT rot* County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* arn. Beat advertising medium In utli Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. T OHIO—lcflltt. Make your ealos through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural £ t£ £ T S ? Z district. Want ad and display 1‘ost. Snmple copy rates an request quest. E i 7 ^ i •■ i Classified Directory ‘ FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW Close in $3,000—$300 cash. Bal­ ance like rent. UNDERPRICED Snnford Avenue lots. For a few days only. Itnil Rond Frontage An opportunity to buy Right. W. V. WHEELER. 110 E. Second St.. Phono 101-.I FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— t Desirable residential lot. close to town. Paved street. Al! improve-1 meats. Owner will sell for $100 cuxh and balance at thn rate of $29 monthly. Price $1090. Phono 493-W. Or writo Box 79 care The | Sanford Herald. FOR SALE— Small 'business. quire 402 Sanford Avenue. 1 Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST urns. Hanlon*. I rig row lug Null*. Iluiivy Ctttl' ousua or tired acktni feut. lilt. l\ L. 1,1*1.KK Yuwull Draw Wdfc. Ortunilu. Plion*. Klttvatni Try Smith’s Barbe Shop for good barbe work. Ladies welcome Next to Valdez. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bonk Bids. Sanford, ■ Florida _ i_ i__ j____ DAVID B. HYER FOR CHRISTMAS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ARCHITECT PRICES REASONABLE Member A. I. A. Ilona Uulldlng Orlando, r l.r liln » ROYAL FRUIT CO. Next la W r.irrn tlalna SO l T i l I. A M l P A IN T Tim I’uliit Tliat Haves Tou Money. Manufactured liy H lirrm tn -I.ln d a lrr Hold liy P ain t I 'm LOSNCYU P A I N T C O M P A N Y 113 Mn* n o l l e A v r . P h iin r '2711 J.H. JACKSON Real Estate Loana K. Second S t r e e t Nn» X rrln rth rr llaU d laC By GEORGE McMANUS � 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, January 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 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/0c736991d7f41eeed9abf9d2a2f1de66.pdf 888ea24e0a66891909be8edb9dd7f72d PDF Text Text r ti rr . •’.i*v . • ■W: • r a 'V - ^ y ■ ' - __ iTED PRESS DISPATCHES -----------^ . ^ T H U R S D i . . , . . ________. ___________. _______ i ~~ i -i ■ .!.*V v ~ —* ome £sutent .■-Jii'n. 1.—The arriving In Washington f V. ~i. •■•'. js»y1 night, received a hil* 1 • j ■•.•» (.. .•.. .•: .s ji. atious ireloome I- from the city's popufitpn,'but found the capital's Future Undei most dktiiiguished resident, Cal­ radons P l a n vin CkKpidge, aound asleep. A idkcture of rain and sleet Ab Briaht which rfirlV Wednesday night turn­ ed to mow blanketed Washington eminent with unite and drove indoors most of thole who had planned to cele­ brate the advent of a new year with *rect parades. Reservations a t lending hotels and restaurants were exhausted several weeks ago and mese places formed the cen­ / s New Era ter of the city's celebration, a cel­ that in many instances is and Borah Is ebration was/much like that of prewar The Prohibition Commis­ Same Opinion day/ s i o n Hughes had announced that hiii/agents Would be stationed in jIGTON, .Jan. 1— hoUl dining rooms to watch over (opinion as to Ger­ ;hc- merrymaking, but in order to ir.turbances'would not be upt under th£ ari/vent dirturbanc irihed. is reflected in a passing . .. of the old yenr and statements from thoThe arrival of the new went un­ Americans, includ- marked at the White House. The yident retired even a little be­ , Mellon and e his accustomed hour to get a __ jh of the Senate preparatory to the three ilations Committee, nd>darest half hour reception tomorere and cabled to ow at the White Houso to the government officials, members ol the diplomatic corps and tho gen­ Tagblatt for publicn- eral public. Year's Day. WAR /car 19 ( i * . 15 replies from pub* bankers and others •In |um, which is based on W,ri ■■■ - i V. * ._•£>•* J _______ - __, ___ • tY l, r*» * L>^ nrj - SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. •- - WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-T h e White House doors opened wide to­ day for the customary New Year’s reception. The order of reception laid down years ago started with cabinet members and wives, diplo­ matic corps, supreme court mem­ bers, other branches of judiciary, congress, army, navy and marine officers, service bodies nnd gener­ al public. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l.- E x crcises at Independence Square, where the old bell in the tower of Independence Hall pealed o welcomo throughout tho land to 1925 featured the New Year’s celebra­ tion here. Ringing of the bell was radio­ cast from tho local station. At midnight the bell ringers striking by hand, tolled off 148 years of American independence. WARM WEATHER AERIAL FREIGHT fl FLORIDA ON! IN UNITED STATES YEAR’S DAY IS PRACTICABLE M): Either Joint Committee' House and Senate , o r ^ Of Experts Will Make Final Decision In Leasing Plant E f ! ( ■ Governor Id Inspection Program Is Started At New Orleans. Pedro and Oakland, Cal. Wkere Diseased Rats Found If Undenvood Measure Passes Outbreak so Far Has jBcen In Bill Will Be Sent to Con­ Rats Alone; Believe Infec­ ference For Its Approval tion of Humans Is Averted ■— f*^ * • . I •*r j»l ’J - ■■" = ^-j ------- \ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 1, — The Muscle Shoals program will bo solved by cither o joint conference committee of the Senato and House or by a commission of experts, if the administration forces in the Senate succeed in carrying out their progrum. The aim of the Senate leaders now is centered on an effort to send at least two propositions to conference, where It is hoped a satisfactory bill will be reported. The majority leaders are making nn effort to have tho Underwood bill adopted as a substitute to the House hill instead of the Norris government operating measure. Fits Administration Plan. Under the Underwood bill, Mus­ cle Shoals could cither be leased for privato operation or operated by a government corporation and in the opinion of the Senate lead­ ers fits in with tho administration nlnn. Passage of the Underwood bill would send the measure to confer­ ence nnd tho conferees would have nn opportunity to iron out con­ tested features before reporting tim bill In finished form. Senate leaders also are giving consideration to the amendment of Scnntor Jones, Republican, Washington, which would refor the whole question to a commis­ sion of experts to submit recom­ mendations for tho approval of Congress. A move in this direc­ tion probably wuuld come after oithor the Underwood or Norris bills had been accepted as a sub­ stitute to the House bill, which provided for tho leasing of the property to Henry Ford, who has sinco withdrawn his offer. Vota Next Week Likely Muscle Shoals reassumes its position nt the head of the senato calendar Friday whon further con­ sideration will be givon to amend­ ments to the Underwood nnd Nor­ ris bills. A vote is probable be­ fore the end of next week. Senator Cnuzens, Republican, Michigan, conferred with Presi­ dent Cuolidgc nt the White Houso today on Muscle Shoals. Tho Michigan senator said he got tho impression during the interview thut the clef executive was not committed to any definito plan.Senator Couzens said ho told the President thnt if the leasing pro­ visions wrere stricken out of the Underwood bill he would fuvor the measure as it would provide for the operation of Muscle Shoals by n government corporation. Ho doclnro<l he wns opposed to the Norris govetament "operntion bill because he objected to its power provision. WASHINGTON, ”jan. 1.— The public health service has invoke*] a rigid health inspection program applicable to ships reaching any American port from New Orleans, San Pedro or Oakland, as a precau­ tion against the spread of bubonic c discovered among rats ch has been discovered in thoso three cities. The health service also issued definite instructions to port au­ thorities in the three cities numed to see thnt ships take all precau­ tions to see that rats are kept from boarding the ships. These steps are believed by henlth service au­ thorities to be sufficient to pre­ vent spread of the infection. They minimize the danger provided the instruHions nro observed. It is emphasized also thnt the outbreaks thus far hnve been among rodents nlono and have not developed any human cases of plague. Officials explained thnt tho in­ spection, which places vessels out of San Frnnciscofl because of tho Oaklund infection, San Pedro and New Orleans in a status similar to that of foreign ships arriving in America, is to determine whether the quarantine regulations applied nt tho ports on Dec. 22 have been carried :arried out satisfactorily, satisfactorily. If tlu a ha ias,’ ‘been done they added, vesseus will fill be past ed without further detention, unless sickness aboard is detected. Thu quarantine inspection of veascis from the three American ports probably will bo continued for sev. several months. This is part of a campaign uguinst recrudescence of world rut pitlague now. being observed. New Pastor Makes First Appearance Wednesday Night NeYv Year Is Greeted In Sanford By Variety Of Welcoming Celebrations Woman Confesses Money )Vas Purl of Loo! /Taken From New Orleans Bank Severn! Days Ago By Her'Husband Admits Knowleue of Several Holdups But Denies Thnt She Accompanied Husband -ev — !•<». ttjjf i* Herrick’s Note Serves ToReassureOfficiaLs Husband Was Killed That FranceW lltNot By Mobile Officers Disclaim Obligation Senate Leaders Want Believe Plague Came To Submit Two Plains m Northern Africa 'your opinion about Ifuture and about her the development of and business relations Id over and especially it" larks Naw Era While Rest tJf Country Willi Army Officer, After Survey [Mellon replied that in* Be Wrapped In Blanket of 1 In Europe Says AmericnnH of the Dawea plan Snow Florida Will Enjoy Should Outship European bw era in German ecIdeal Weather, Report Says political relations, Hampered by Restrictiona he first effects of the he said, “haB been WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—Snow WASHINGTON, Jnn. 1.—A be­ of a new mental ntti- or rain with generally lower tem­ lief that air transportation cun ho Jtlook on the part of perature is the weather bureau’s established under suitable condi­ if Germany and of all prediction for the Washington tions In the United States os an new spirit of unity and forecast district to usher in the important additional channel of re for peaceful and New Year. Florida, with n pre­ commerce was expressed today in a justments is apparent diction of “generally fair Thurs­ report to the War Department by are thinking in terms day” is the only exception and the Lieut. John P. Von Zandt of the [Mon rather than con* forecast for that state included army air service after a first-hand . German people them- im'i'I rains and cooler weather for investigation in Europe. ctual burden of repara- f,r»wy. Kentucky, Tennessee, nnd In the course of his visit, which so great or bo dis- tho East Gulf and South Atlantic wns undertaken in the interest of ‘few Orleans Uses Guards • states nro scheduled for a drop in „itlty unthe American government, Lieut. NEW, ORLEANS, Jnn.—The | they have _ r...........ored. Al­ d a T o T l O ^ 1" ^ on tto l,ccond| Van w n d t ttaveled faore thmi pumic health service has main­ ain sense of relief and ay of 1J_5. qooo miles by air over the Euro­ tained n rat guard on the docks of the old time industSnow was forcast for Virginia, pcan continent and gathered from here for the last .three weeks fol­ and thrift are prevnd- North Carolina. Tennessee. Ken­ many sources detailed information lowing the discovery of six bubon­ nuntry, nnd there exists tucky nnd the District of Colum­ on the subject of commercial avia­ ic plague infected rots. Trnps for tion. io air of confidence that bia. Rain jyos scheduled hnve been set and many rats are North Carolina costal points and itions can bo met and Tho report pictured tho old caught dnily for examination. y restored to its pro­ South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, world as cries-crossod with regu­ Very few positive eases Imvo been Mississippi and the extreme north­ rial greatness. larly established routes, over which found recently. All ships reach­ west portion of Florida. this year 50,000 passengers have Illation No Menace, ing this port are required to plnee Washinerton and surrounding been transported 4,800,000 miles on no fear that a rehabtin fonders on tho ropo that runs Germany will be a territory wns already covered with journeys covering points from Fin­ from the ships to the warfs and several inches of snow as 1924 land to Africa and from England the trade nnd industry gave way to 1925, in this way rnts hnve found it to tho Bosphorus. ountrics. If Germany difficult to .go from shin to land, nancial assistance is en- The weather bureau report Wed­ Comparing conditions for com­ or from wurf to boats. Incoming ncreaso her saiga sho nesday night stated that Btorm mercial aviation in Europe and ships are also inspected. .Tho vise increase her iiur- wurnings remain displayed from the United States, Lieut. Von pluguo infected rodents ure believ­ Cape Hatteras to Eastport, Me. Zandt pointed out that tho nntions Pur economic activities ed to huve reached here fro m Tho disturbance that was off ucross the Atlantic are faced with progress in Europe afparts of northern A fr ic a . matcrial way conditions the Louisanu const Thursday has fundamental political difficulties in untry. The old fallnc- moved east-northeastward to thd developing air linos. Commercial California (lunrantincs Waterfront there nearly alwuys in­ OAKLAND, Culif., Jun. l . that ono community south Atlantic states attended by aviation volves flights over several coun­ er only at the expense general rains in Tennessee nnd tries. The United States, on the The entire western waterfront here Is under quarantine ns a result of or can reach its hlgh- the Gulf and South Atlantic Htates hand, is probably better suit­ the discovery of a small number pment when, another is and rains nnd snows in portions other ed politically to the establishment of ruts infected with bubonic >longer finds lodgement of the middle Atlantic states. The of self-supporting nir lines than tls of the well informed.” fur western disturbance has mov­ any other country in the world, by Victorian Government plague. Ship inspection is rigid ed southeastward to Texus and it according to the hculth authorit­ Horuh declared the has caused snows in the plains I rea*‘m °f its geographical extent. should be regarded ns stutes, the middle Missouri Valley freedom from custom restrictions, To Abolish Taxes Soon ies!.. ep” in the settlement of and Rockey Mountain and South­ common national interests, and ho­ MELBOURNE, Austruliu, Jnn. 1. Spotless Horses Will ttions problem. ern Plateau regions. Still anoth­ mogeneous business methods. Id be fatal in my judge- er disturbance is approaching tho Records of European commercial —Sixty thousand persons will nssume that this is all North Pacific const and it is at­ air services indicate, the report cease to be taxpayers if the bud- DrawCarriagreOfPope ci got of the first Victorian Labor gov 1be done,” he continued, tended by rains in the North Pa­ continued, thut financial matter nicrchundice and freight of ulJ4.ernment is carried through. Tho BUDAPEST, Jnn. 1.—Tho stud sato amount which Ger- cific states. kinds mny often be transported by government practically proposes to of Count Esterhazy, one of tho pay ought to be fixed air with greater safety than by the take the burden of taxation from wealthiest noblemen in Hungury, Ison. No plan can ever usual channels of boat or rail. Tho the smnll wagft earner, nnd transfer has ben singled out to supply tho until the final ainsurance rates, for all risks in­ it to the big salary men. This has six snow-white, spotless horses that |adjusted. cluding theft on articles such as formed two camps of opinion. Tho nre to druw the coach in which are Time Needed. dresses, furs, jewelry, fragile goods workers believe thnt millennium is Pone Pius XI is to ride during tho Irmore, I do not think light machinery, between London appreciably nearer; others belicic Holy Year celebration at Rome in Is plan gives Germuny 1925. nnd Paris or Amsterdam are sev­ nothing of the sort. tima and I am positiveThe program calls for increas­ eral times less by nir than by boat An Italian commission visited ull that any system which Rev. Thomas J. Armstrong, new and rail. Much gold bar and silver ing income tux deductions to $1,000 the leading studs of Hungary re­ banking, transportation pastor of the Sanford Congrega­ are shipped across the English with un extra $500 for tho wife cently in order to select the horses system which pluces tho tional Church, arrived yesterday channel by nir, one plane alono of a taxpayer, nnd the allowance desired by the Pope. There were [transportation and slcul and conducted his for children to be increased front plenty of beautiful specimens to be service in having carried $2,000,000 worth. the German people un­ tho form of prayer first In Europe, Lieut. Van Zandt $150 to $250. Concessions for wives found, even horses that nt first meeting at the control can only last church Wednesday night. Rev. found that governments show great nnd children would be limited to sight seemed white. But in each kited id length of time, $40, case some dark speck wns discov­ is succeeding the Rev. interest in commercial neronnutics taxpayers with incomes below T ’ ered on them. Count E.derhazy’i there should be a gen- Armstrong DeWitt Brower whor temporarily and contribute] liberally to its sup­ 000. >mic conference in which has been in charge of the local port. The British government hns Present indications nre that La­ stud was the only ono that had tomic problems, upon tho church following the departure of created nn air monopoly nnd voted bor wll carry the proposal. absolutely snow-white horses. f which depends the re- Rev. Paul C. Burhans. a subsidy. of $5,000,000, . . . covering _ Europe, might be adjustRev. Armstrong hns been in the ‘ ,for th« next permanent basis.” service of the Congregational In Holland an advance without in­ commerce department since he graduated from terest amounting to $500,000 has ■Goldsmith, chief of the Church Yale University in 1913. Shortly been made, while France this year Division, said that fu­ after his graduation he accepted voted a subsidy of 41,422,000 francs nctional trade depended u pastorate in Virginia, remaining for its commercial services. In addition, considerable indi­ Ititution “of the psycho- there for three yeurs. He then Virtually every device capabio with horns, roaring motors, fire­ f“nce for that of war.” accepted n call to the First Con­ rect government support is offered of muking noiie was pressed into works, shouts und the popping of economic stabilisation in gregational Church of Key West, to promote the growth ol commer­ Year making hideous the first few corks. Dance music was on the uir Ire already noticeable in thinking it only for a year but re­ cial acronuutics by the establish­ nnd at more than one pluce peo­ flow of credits and com- maining in Key West for eight ment of large uirports at which a veritable bedlam greeted the New ple wriggled their welcome with r said, but world trndc years. IIo curae to Sanford from government erected hangars ar.d service in Sunford last night and the^ accompaniment of jazz music. other facilities ure runted to oper­ minutes of its life. Whistles yowl­ Qr’ 80 per cent of its 1913 Key W est Employees of the bunks, the post ating comnunies for nominal sums. firearms popped or roured, ac­ office,und some of tho stores re­ That he is certain to be satisfied The principul investors in na­ ed, cording to the calibre of the piece at his new post was the opinion tional air lines in Germany, Hol­ while human throats contributed garded the udvcr.t more grntefully than wus their wont for this day Thursday morning by land, England and France ate the idSendsExperts expressed portion to the flood of sound. only a part of u day of labor, at Rev. Armstrong. He declared that lending industrial, shipping and their The New Year, however, was not the most, confronted them on the |c Whales’ Lives his welcome hero had been most bunking uud forwarding organiza­ everywhere greeted with such pa­ morrow. cordiul and that everything pos­ tions. These Interests are con­ gan demonrtrutions. In some of __ _ u „k, u. There were some ,„U thoughtful , Jan. I.— Four sible has been done to insure his vinced, the American investigator the churches little groups of wor-1countenuncesus thT New* Ycarapcomfort. He complimented the »i a government expediwar told, that nir transportation is shippers welcomed th^ new yeur proached. Some, perhaps, were Pacific, to study people of Sanford upon the beauty destined to fill un important role with song and prayer. thinking of another yeur, of “wha» *.» °* .^hules and to pre- of the city and declared his be­ in the economic life of the con­ Had a visitor front Mars parked ; might have been.” Others, having lief that the new year held great ’Xtorminiitjon of the spectinent. his conveyance in front of the San- 1 the faith that is summed up in the ls now threatened uw- things in store for Sanford. lord Chamber of Commerce and phrase, “when iny ship comes in,” r ‘r ,n“ls°riminate slnughRov. Armstrong will deliver his Detroit wife snvs he heats her fared fourth ............. .. on ’" ~ tour of inves-, waxed more and more cheerful as i.ow on their way to the formal New Year message to the every day in the year. Well, she tigation he would have found a va- the midnight came in. The uni­ members of his congregation at It, e u V >f .Soulh Georgia $n bnctland, and will form the regular sermon Sunday morn­ can bo glnd 1J-5 has only 365 days., riety of activity wide enough for versnl appeal of a new leaf to n ! . . unX ^ostB- _ ! write upon touched everyone und nn.8 a th® marine ing. A sermon by Rev. Armstrong People without buttons on their | Groups of ceIebrc«ors wnndered mourners for the old year und un­ J Gther members will fol- will be preached in the Saturday clothes nmy be amuned to learn a j about the street or drove uutonio- I patient waiters for the new aiiko pi next year. issue of Thu Sunfprd Herald. laundry burned in Pittsburgh. biiec, expressing their exuberance 1united in a roqr of welcome. f ■ _____ Bjg Sum In it Several" president’^ ments detailing' acmevemehts dur­ ing 1924 or describing the pros­ pects for ;1925.li: , ; V ,) y1 Governmental activities will be suspended tomorrow. The various developments closed .tonight, the senate recessed yesterday and the house quit work after a.short ses­ sion Wednesday, all to Tesume business Friday. •>__ _ ■ v • — George II. Dorn will be inaugurat­ ed governor of Utah, Jnn. 2. He is the second Democrat and second non-Mormnn. chief executive this Republican and Mormon stronghold ever hns had. ONEKILLED,liVE INJURED ASTRAIN STRIKES BIG BUS Accident Occurs Near Miami When Hollywood I’assenKer Machine Is Hit nt Crossing; Mayors Sister-in-Law Killed MIAMI. Flu., Jnn. 1.—One wo­ man wus killed nnd five persons were injured Wednesday night whon a Hollywood Land nnd Wa­ ter Company puisenger 1ms was struck by a Florida Enst Coast pas­ senger trnin about 7 o’clock nt the Hollywood crossing, 19 miles north of Miami, according to word reach­ ing here. The five injured were reported in a serious condition. They arc in n Fort l.:.\:i|erda!o hospital. The bus wns badly wrecked. The dead: Mrs. E. E. Welland, 5.1, Ft. Igiudoriiuie. Injured: Luwrenco J. Wagner, 101 Northeust 19th street, Miunii. Mrs. Anna Zeltz of Indianapolis, Ind.; G. W. Starks, address un­ known, unconscious; Mrs. Moll, Winter visitor, Hollywood Hotel, Hollywood, Fin.; Mr. Coleman, St. Janies Dark, Flu. The driver of the bus stopped just west of the railroad trucks to discharge pnsscngerH, according to witnesses, and tile bus was nil liut over the tracks when tho trnin sideswiped the vehicle, carrying it about 40 feet down the right of way. Those injured were in the rear of the bus, which wns filled to capacity. Tho engineer on *.ho freight trnin put on his brakes as soon an the bus was struck, but the weight of tho trnin carried it somo distunce throwing the bus along the trncks. Pnssing motoriuts were stopped nnd they took the injured to Ft. Lauderdale. Mrs. Weilnnd died beforo reaching the hospital. G. W. Starks wns reported late Wednesday night to be still uncon­ scious and his condition critical. Mrs, Wciland was suid not to have been severely injured ami it wns believed she died from shock. The bus driver, uccnrding to one of the uninjured passenger:!, disap­ peared from the scene of the acci­ dent. Ho had not been located late Wednesday night. His identity has not been established. A coroner’s inquest will he called in Broward county, in which the accident occurred. Mrs. Weiland, was n Bister of Mrs. W. J. Reed, wife of the mayor of Ft. Lauderdule. Frisco May Extend Its BoundaryToSanMateo SAN FRANCISCO, Jun. 1.—Son Francisco's population will be in­ creased by about 50,000 if nlnns under wuy for consolidation oi San .Mateo county with the city go through. It is San Francisco’s first attempt at annexation. With its onk-studded rolling foot hills that merge into the Coast Rungc, (nn .Mateo is ono of the show places of California. Thous­ ands of San Francisco business men and workers live tn the suburban towns of Burlingame, Hillsboro, San Mateo and Menlo Park. The cities across tho hay, Oak­ land, Berkeley und Alameda, to­ gether with the San Mateo #ommunities, combine to give Sun Francisco and its environs a populuton climated ut 1,500,000. GROWERS MAY RUN BAKERY BERLIN. Jan. 1.—The farmers of Gcrmnny are agitating tho erec­ tion in Berlin of a gigantic bak­ ery, to be under their control and free from the manipulations of middlemen. Their purpose Is to market their wheat in the form of bread, direct to consumers iu the city. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Jan. 1.— Nellie Wright, 17-year-old wife of Willium E. Wright of Des Moines IoWa, alleged bandit, who was kil­ led I by police officers at Mobile TuAdny. morning, was tnken Into custody nt the local tcrniinnl sta­ tion this afternoon by police detectiycH who had been notified by New' Orleans to be on the look­ out ror her. Mrs. Wright, whon tnken to po­ lice headquarters along with her tuipk nnd other personal effects, wus found to have in her posses­ sion $12,545 in curerncy, which she told police wus part of tho loot taken from the Frenchman street branch of the Marine Bank of New Orl«nns in a daring holdup a few days ago. Among other things found in the trunk was a sawed off shotgun. Although reiuctunt at first to nnswer questions nt police head­ quarters, Mrs. Wright gradually became communirntive. Sho ad­ mitted having been on the trnin yesterday morning ut Mobilu when her husband was killed, but said she wns not in the snme cur nt the time the shooting occurcd. How­ ever, she denied hnving been with him nt the time of the bank hold­ up in New Orleans. Sho gave their New Orleuns address ns llfl South Hcrbigney street. Upon henning of her husband’s death while in the station at Mobile, ac­ cording to her statement, sho de­ cided it best to remain upon the snmo train nnd enme directly to Jacksonville, arriving here late Tuesday night. She frankly admitted knowledge of his various holdups and stated thnt sho knew prior to her wed­ ding, which was on Dec. 5, thut he had served time in the Iowa state prison nnd also had escaped from the Kansas prison. Between sobs, nt tho mention of his name, sho affirmed a ilyep love for her dead husband, (he said she did not wish to return to her home in Des Moines and wuuld not do so tinloss compelled by tho authorit­ ies. William E. Wright, 28 years old was killed yesterday morning at the Louisvillo and Nashville sta­ tion at Mobile by police officers. Having been suspected of being a bandit while on the train from New Orleans, Mobile police were requested to be on hand nt the station when tho trnin arrived. Arrival 2 English Bankers Mystery Tension at Capital Is Greatly RelievtoVBy Arrival of Message WASHINGTON, Jan. {*•— The question of war debts al­ ready enveloped in a rieiue fog of conjecture and n diplo­ matic roUeence, two English­ men, officials of the Bonk of England, have added a new first class mystery to the pic­ ture by appearing unheralded, in New York, accompanied 'by a flock of vuri-colored rumors. The visitors are Montague Nor­ man, governor of the bank aiul Sir Norman Gnrrctt Anderson, ono of tho directors. Important aa they arc in financial lifo in Lon­ don, they succeeded in cloning tho Atlantic without a hint of their de­ parture appearing in English news­ papers ami now have appeared on the horizon, |of Dfllcial Washington as a factor whoso importance cun only be surmised. The State department Wednesdtiy disclaimed nny previous knowl­ edge of the visit: tho Treasury fol­ lowed suit, nnd tne British embnrsy insisted that its first information enme from Wednesday’s newspa­ pers. Reports that the debt situa­ tion would be discussed during the presence of tho two distinguished British financial authorities in tho United States were met everywhere in Washington with declarations of complete ignorance. But there was no official who sought to dismiss entirely tho pos­ sibility that Mr. Norman und Sir Garrett might in the course of their travels find theincclves in confer­ ence with Secretary Hughes, Secre­ tary Mellon or even President CoolIjlgc. Finnpclrrn of their standing would have iritres at tho White Hoqso should they desire it, add they wuuld h<* listened to with great attention if they came on n mlnsion from the government at Loudon. WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 ^ - Tho Washington Government, was in possession Wednesday night of of­ ficial information transmitted by Ambassador Herrick in Paris after his conversations with Premier Herriot nml M. Clcmentel, French Finance Minister, which nbviousl< removed much of the uncertain! * that has characterized discussions of tho Frnnco-Americmi war d. ’’L Ambassador Herrick’s repor* eased tension In quarters where debt inleie. t predominated, Inn. from nona of the udministrutirn officials was any word forthcoming With « crowd estimated nt 5,000 concerning the contents of the Par­ in attondnnee, tho new Cheney- is cables nor would Stato Depart­ Dixie T.igliway was opened Wed- ment officers admit even the receipt r e ja y noon with appropriate of 'uch reports. Inquiries th'ire i remonies at the center of the [ wrie wot with fiat statement> that ................ .. the St. Johnsi a..... ^ b ie tt of Mr Herrick’s ranew bridge ............ .spanning Rlver and connecting Orange n n d |P'''t, ," rtt "no that couM l ® Brevard counties. nnu commented upon. . Following the ceremony those | in attendance motored nbout 9 tel to\\mhn ’sndor Hnrrlek In ihfrh for *11 Whnrbw ,l|iv*.r ^ | the French minister recognlxcd tho for a barbecue spread by th e ! obligation of his government to Chumbors of Commerce of Cocoa tho United States nnd declared nnd...Titusville. So...................... dense was the . ...... his intention to honor the uebt. traffic at tunes, it is said, that, wire received by administration some of the automobiles were be- lenders with no little ratir.factu i:. tug driven in Columns of two. j The statement that Ambassador The ceremonies were conducted j Herrick had transmitted M. Clemfrom a truck in the center of the cntel’s remarks to Secretary bridge. Dr. C. A. Vincent. Win- Hughes, however, produced only a ter Park, delivered the invocation;! reiteration of the Department tloMujor C. A. Drown, road engineer c*M Ion “n*»t to comment." Officials who took occasion ta told of tho problems of construc­ tion; M. B. Smith, Titusville, spoke talk at length on the Frer.<-h debt for tho Drevurd County Commis- fiue,Hon nt the time of thu.p'.iblision, ami others of note uppear- f*Von f r«nce of M. Clementel’u ed before the crowds. Little Miss l,n,ancc sheet, which omitted refLois Elizabeth Ellerbc broke a ! ''.rt‘ncL‘ to T ney 0?’ed th* UnPed bottle of grape juice on tho brige; £Latc ’ rc“laIned silent Wednesday ns a completing touch to tho cere- T£?ro ,wu,,1. no worU forthcoming monies. 1either to disprove receipt of such information from Mr. Herrick or An appreciable delegation from to admit the arrival hero of the Sanford, led by Mnyor Forrest Ambassador’s dispatches. Iaiko and tho county commission, of tho same attitude mark­ were present for the opening cere­ ed Much the action of officials hero re­ monies. Delegations from ns far specting reports of the arrival in away ns Sarasota, Leesburg and New York Inst night of Montagu Tampa ure suid to havo attended Collett Norman, governor of tho thus giving to the majority to the Dank of England, and Sir Allen counties of the southern and west­ Garrett Anderson, a director of ern parts of the stato the major- the came institution. At all im­ ority. portant offices ip the Treasury and State Departments, and even at xhs Dritish embassy, it wns said m< re­ Gold Prizes Offered ly thnt nothing was known regard­ ing the mission of tho distinguish­ For Gasparilla Floats ed flnucicrs to this country. *-------------------------r TAMPA, Jan. 1.—Five hundred PIONEER RESIDENT DIES. dollars in gold as prizes for the most beautiful floats in the Gas­ WEST PALM BEACH, J a r t . parilla parade here Feb. 9 are —Deuth has claimed C. E. Metstimulating interest that promises chant. another one of West Pnlri a parade surpassing any yet stag- Dench’s pioneer residents. IIo «d, officials in cna charge of arrange- cunte to lu rw nua su Florida 40 years am . ruwi^ dec,a.r**1J f l™t. p.rl*°, *»! mMassachusetts and located in ^ th'J i *7L f° Urth! the Lakc Worth section 14 yearn $50 and threo $25 each. Tho pa-(ago buying a plot on which ho plot on mdu will follow the annual invas- lived until his death Mr MerMy"n°,f c> nt * * " on lhi* *<cUoa develop Mystic Krowe of Gasperilla head- from tt .lease tropical jun*le to its ed id by Don Thompson as the pirate, advanced atate. He is survived by chief. - - - J two 30U4 and Iwo daughters, ye New Cheney-Dixie Highway Opened Wednesday N o o n m �Rappy N< rHOUGHT FOR TODAY YEAR GREETINGS:— 1 bless thee, and keep tie Lord maka thee,, and iua unto thee. The Lord, Is countenance upon thee, thee peace. Nujnbers 6: W YEAR’S COVENANT rilt walk, O Father, by my Writo.it 192 5 . And there is luck in odd'nundbero! NInateen-twenty-fivc, in short is to be your luckiest year. You might just as well get ready to smile a lot. The auguries say that never in Sanford’s rosiest dreams could there have been a forecast of the prosperity that 1925 is to write in her people’s record books[ Yesterday, in paying merited respects to the goodness of 1924, The Herald spoke of the fine, new team-work, that,is becoming'more and more noticeable in Sanford. - This.Vpull ing together” is to be eveh'mbr$ hoticeabIe iti ,thO year'1that is dawning today. And it is to brirtg sorrie; fin?, ftfcnlfeYCments. It is to make Sanford grow in a marvelous degree. And every helping hand without knowing it will be carry good fortune to h is own personal interests. * ' ! ‘" i i ■i » But The Herald did not intend to prophecy much con­ cerning the good things that wilt come with the advancing days of 1925. They are coming—and coming strong. And the “Happy New Year” wish, which is the main thought in this message today, seems an especially appropriate phrase to use to the good people of Sanford and Seminole county. So, here is Happy New Year to you, a year beginning with happy hopes and growing more happy every day ns these hopes, and better hopes “come true' Nearly Two Million “Honors During the year that cloned December 15, the Camp Fire i cUtnbing pathway of the Girls of America won 575,(500 home-craft honors. They cooked and served at least two Sunday dinners while their »r nd mist, through forest mothers rested; they eared for a baby at least an average of om, on radiant height, an hour a day for a month, and they made four kinds of bis­ tot fear I cuits; > $ , .i It is altogether certain that the Camp Fire Girls won can harm me but myself y ghosts the honors <11,1 hundreds of other homo-tasks that are not h in faith's dawn What mentioned. A Camp Fire Girl is usually a mighty nice per­ mat’do tnd Death? He Is but son to have in a home, any way, and blessed indeed is tije household who hns such a lassie, doing her level best to live rkiepeT to Life, wt fear! up to the creed of the Camp Fire organization. In addition to the honors granted for the Sunday dinner­ cooking, the caring for the baby, and the making of the bis­ e true myself that thought of cuits, there were 488,346 health honors bestowed upon the no in flesh, ide perfect; trua to man, country’s Camp Fire Girls. The girls slept in the open, or with wide-open windows, they practiced many other goodThee. cep me lost I prove false health rules. And the knowledge they gained and the habits one to alii they acquired must have brought benefits to the other mem­ to true! bers of their homes. There were 98,000 honors bestowed for campcraft. There >e brave— were 209,999 honors bestowed for community service—cit­ on a battlefield where izenship honors they were called, because the girls did work nustc makes man’s courthat “speaks well” for good and dependable citizens. There est tple living of my daily were 155,000 Camp Fire girls who either saved ten per cent [• ' of their allowance, or earned money for ten successive weeks o bravet in the year. Altogether the Camp Fire Girls of America were awarded 1,986,300 honors during the year. And every “honor” stood for the achievement of some service. c wise, Vs pupil, Earth’* my Some day America’s Camp Fire Girls are to contribute oolroom, Babe Bhall be my teachera, some wonderful things to America’s home-making. The uah’s aong wholesome, happy-hearted, efficient girl who wins honors , of atar my mood. Yon frbm her Camp Fire guardians has a fine chance to grow r, rose, brook, my brooka, into the wholesome, happy-hearted, efficient woman-hood ic wise! that gives to tho world the best home-makers—the’ best wives and mothers. As Brijliane THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER SM Planes ■ Month. The U. a A. Joke. Flying Ships for Troops. Appeal to Coeaty Editors. BY ARTHUR BBUBtANI Canada Is msldnji'ni. fn earonl ns Italy. Y o f M ai oni. it’s spaghetti's big hi —r — . The first me;*! disco totan wee copper, which wmeu is ajM llrat discovered bv a boy vhal candy. , *'* tO e p y ila h t 1PM> THE JAPANESE have internal troubles and may need for home use some of the flying machines that Japan is manufacturing, a t the rate of five hundred climes every month. The Japanese Prince Agent, on There were no mulUpIicatig bics in anciept Egypt, so w«< know how,they double the pri turkeys. . Be careful whin removing tight shoes in a movie. You forgot to put them on before • f i * > P o sao i“ A Hawaiian proverb nayjj world was made out of a *gd yet sometimes it could hav* 1 made of a lemon. The zebra Is the AfrSfnrnrj bar of the hone family. Tbs] rlcsn member of the dominoc I iiy has dots instead, of J stripes. 4 THE SPOKESMAN for the MikJih announces that Japan’s re­ lations with all treaty powers, In­ cluding this county, were never more friendly. We are nil glad of that. We have for Japan only tha most sincere feelings of kindness and admiration. ' An Amsterdam -botonist found pearls in cocoanwU^nk, whnt you can do If,youlR r enough. Department of Agrfcuitui imported a blue poppy from so it no longer has any res be blue. AT THE nnmo time it is Inter­ esting, and not amusing to con­ sider these facts: Japan builds 500 airplanes each month, keeping seventeen factories busy night nnd day. According to our Brigadier General Willltpi Mitchell, n sound authority on air service, this Gov­ ernment owns, in nil, oqly 700 nir: Parent Eskimos never p j 'their children, perhaps just bed being an Eskimo ia puniihd fenough. 1 Diamonds give a disarm odor when reduced to poifet, nkver reduce your diamond to pi fuTh7in» mnrhhMU.T/ ,Tore, “"re Japan f,Eh,in,r rt bui,J- ns mnnyTh' rerv iceable planes as we havu alto gether. AND WE have in America only 450 pilots that could be used far air battles, in time of war. Japhn, England, France have thousands. And the postal bill, just passed, would permit tho post office to turn over tho air mail to private carriers, to be exploited on a basis of profit making, rather than of nntional preparation for defense. However, even if the hill doen authorize that, it is not likely that the President woifld pejrnit it, and it’d certain that even our extreme­ ly dull public opinion, would forbid it. Cocon wan first 'introduced England only 400 years ago, well bet the two were glad meet. DO HIGH WAGES PAY? The answer to the query, “ Do :12 nn increase of almost 100 per High Wages Pay?’’ Bhould have cent. It has not been so mnny years been furnished long ugo by the prosperity of the Ford Motor Com­ since Justice Louis Brnndeis drew pany. Not an inconsiderable ele­ the fire of rnilroad executives by so ment of the American population, branding their management wasteful as to cause the nation a however, refused to rrgnrd tho evi­ MEANWHILE, THIS nation ia dence of this company’s experience loss of a million dollars u day. If tho Joke of the world, ns regards ns conclusive. They preferred to this criticism was well-founded then, it has apparently been over­ preparation for modern war, And come. Only yesterday thu Amer­ look upon Mr. Ford ns quixotic nnd if wnr should come, with hun­ dreds of foreign planes battering attributed his company’s success ican Railway Association announc­ that the month of October set down our cities ami poisoning the to some rtrange stur of genius to ed record for the amount of ruilrond inhabitants, there would be trou­ which the average business man ntraffic handled in the history of tho ble fur those responsible. could not utldrd to hitch his wag­ company. "The expeditious man­ on. ner in which it was hnndled saved THE RICH that fight taxes ami Later, ns Mr. Ford's business got the shippers of tho country millions yell for economy fear one thing, thu attention of feuture writers of dollars through prompt delivery even moro than loss of their dol­ und ns his policies do re explained of commodities to market” said the lars, und that is talk of revolution ia detail by I)r. S. S. Marquis, no­ statement ;"nnd the now fecord Just one thing could bring ted divine, former welfare worker was made possible by prompt load­ bloody revolution nnd uprising i^ in the plant, the economic basis of ing nnd unloading of freight cars, i«» otrong. this country. And that would be Mr. Ford's position became more by speeding up cur movements and ire muaclc makers; teats understood. He paid by increasing tho load carried per shameful in war, with hor­ generally rio powers, higiy wages because they paid him. train.” HE WHO IMITATES what is evil always goes beyond the rible loss defeat of life and property, due tineas well won brings example that is set; on the contrary, he who imitates what Are the rnilrouds undergoing a Looking behind the bare scientific to lack of preparation. m, to this viewpoint? Their nnalysis of this unparullcd record, it, coward weakness naps is good always falls short.—Guicciardini, The very rich men and corpora­ conversion position in the security market in­ tions that control this nation, die* dicates strength and kills, that efforts to lower rail­ it is evident that it could not have c atrongl road wages to history. Coin­ been established without u high de-i IIE IS UNGRATEFUL who denies that ho hns received shouli f bear *tilat °in rnind^and'not cident with belong the most nffluent con­ greo of efficiency on the part of | a kindness which has been bestowed upon him; be is ungrate- push economy too far. ? dition the railroads have known for the ruilrnud workers. And it is , ful Who conceals it; he is ungrateful who makes no return Shameful defeat and mnny kili- yenrs hns been published n tnhlo not safe to assume that this expert>c culm, i worry never stirred a for it; most ungrateful of all is he who forgets it.—Seneca. ed hurled the Czar und put Lenin of rclntixe tho ncsitt .....in wages. In 1919 inu ness mi on mu the jou job nan has been improved in bin place, I-«t high financo re- average pay of a railroud worker by contentment the worker derives f, • iqjne deop then In a sea momher that. was $80.1 G. This year it is $1,019.1 from adequate pay? trust, THE SEVEREST PUNISHMENT a man cun receive who It is, however, the business of my care-freed soul shall has injured another is to have committed the injury; and American* generally to see that in quietness. country is t adequately pre­ no man is more severely punished than he who is subject to this ie calm! pared for attack. AN EDITOR TOLD THE TRUTH the whip of his own repentance. DAYTONA JOURNAL It is the common people’s busincss to stop Eureopean interfer­ THE FUTURE IS a world limited by ourselves; in it we ence in our affairs, cheating our Editors do upon ruru occasions here Tuesday, The doctor gnvo it e Just. little of myself, of men, discover only what concerns us and, sometimes, by chance, idiotic public officials into destroy­ tell the truth. When they do they nut ns heart failure. Whiskey ing out battluflhipi’t then scheming Edmil I interpret harshly? what interests those whom we love the most.—Musterlinck. to killed him. become unpopular. Only u short get us into tho World Court, d where this country would be auto­ time ago tho editor of a paper in “Married—Miss Silvia Rhodes as in the seat of God? matically out-voted, ten to one. i Indiana grew tired of being called and Janies Collins last Saturday] w, O soul! (’EASE TO INQUIRE what the future Ims in store, ami Write to your e just! .,!.>"Kr™ “n; l u and announced that he would at the Baptist parsonage, by the j to take as a gift whatever the day brings forth.—Horace. and your two Senators, urging bride in is *a» very ,i IS j Rev. V Gordon. The • "V mniv tell the truth In the future ami his them to support President Cool---------------- o---------------- next issue contained the following: i" nl,,mry K' \ { \v,m ,*?t8n’t. knownl* idgo earnestly in his determina­ K i any more about cooking than ie kind. tion to give this country an ade­ ohn Guile, our grocery-mer­ jnekrubbit und never helped her uul beast, to friend and quate air force. chant in town, made a trip to Bee- mother three days in her life. She A PLEASANT MEMORY air 1IU viile on Monday'. of joy! O churl, to tiiuku Is not u beauty by' uny means und WAYCKOSS JOURNAL HERALD THE BRITISH, creators of the "John Coile, our grocery-mer­ has a gait like a duck. The groom ■uught sad! superdread nan gilt, rulers of the chant is doing poor business. Ills is an up to date loafer. Hu has born then leave a cruwlAs w« look over tho 1924 one velopment of the city in which the sen for generations, are not neg­ store is dirty and musty. How been living otf the old folks ut truil of woe! lecting their air fleet. They have can he expect to do much? home all of his life und, not worth o kind! , of the most pleasant of memories paper was located. organized flying service separate "Dave Conkey died at Ids homo shucks. It will be u hard life.” Wo have rioted further now they ami apart a from is that the newspaper profession Army ami Navy h >* been a true friend to civic have supported those movements control unhampered by precedent ie glud! iihins for the public good with and old fashioned ideas. ,he whole of life. Bitter i" gross. As day in tipd day out and Brigadier General Isird Thom­ during the year wo have scanned editorial comment. EATING AND EYES Yet further wo have seen how son, formerly nir minister for runt thyme arc good, Ser- i hi pages pf our exchanges we THE MIAMI HERALD huve found them steadily battling many of these movements have Great Britain, is here now, and it and dove been initiated by- tho papers. The could give Washington useful in­ lest. Let me drink life's for civic improvements. A London physlciun says thut does taste ns well, they will re­ papers have been u lender in formation. [i, not sip its foam We have noted bow they have overeating in youth is the cause form their lustc so that the best <o glad! given liberally of their news space thought and abtion. HE ANNOUNCES that Britain of a great deal of the defective feed will be palatable. It should to public movements, to reports of It is nn appreciated gift from meetings of public organizations 192-1 this memory of tho worth of is building airships big enough to eye-sight that prevails ut present. be natural to like food that fits to nit plans proposed for thu de­ tho profession to wihch wo belong. carry bodies of troops, replacing Diet, he says, is nn important fac­ the bodily needs, and it is among >« Love; tho old, slow floating troop ships. merely, but love's very These ships, each with five million tor in determining the efficiency aboriginal people. cubic feet gas capacity, will make of the eyes, and the purer the food Civilization has brought about a ;s it life to do while othprate ,,ur. I’J’cnnndoah or Los Angeles.consumed, the more normnl will the deterioration in the enpnety to en-! HUMOR AND ADVERTISING look like a tughout compared with' and grows Christlike THE PROVIDENCE NEWS a battleship. j various tissues become. Over-cat joy food. Modern cookery has j uth the Cross of Man! ing and umiereuting disturb the trended so strongly to the use o f ' be Love! 1viSon. while adulteration of food rich flavors, am; spicy condiments1 Modern advertising is one of the sionally exchange the solemn zeal hv°tNha yi , " thewill «l,her by hvis„n U productive cause of defective that the simpler foods Reem taste- j wonders of the age. It has attain­ of tlic evangelist fur thu light and private owners. Ihey carry1 • ed proportions undreamed of gen­ uiry touch of thu humorbt, more troons and heavier than air flying! less. This wos not the case orig- i S ' . ,, ic great; erations ugo. It is one of the most goods would he sold became more ny lltlleneas, nor in the potent fuctors in twentieth cen­ interest would be created in them. machines us well. Very conveni-' . Ilu‘ theory Mem* reasonable, in inally. i*nt for soniiiru: fightinj’ airplanes 1VICTj ^ , lL* f«^t_that diet has a The manner in which food h S uth tury commerce. Yet it is sadly Studying the advertisement* in the r<l" r 'lth. p rm M V “!* cooked Is responsible for a good 3 jut in my work and spirit. lacking in one respect. There is daily newspapers and magazines, With their pilots and bombs o n | continent. * *unc on*' , " kether ,t Must no humor in it. It is too solemn, one is struck with their lugubrious long trips to another _____ ItfTectii the eyes more than it does deal of overeating. It unduly slim- 1S fume doffs not its cap? ulutt-s tho appetite, and the person too matter-of-fact, too conscien­ toiie. THE u,iVTight Bccm influence, who is eating never knows when 3 c Me, O Godl tiously descriptive, too heavily de­ ...... SHIPS will bo put to Workt?‘h ^ nut,c^it 0^must have some Tile most impossible character!! be great. he has enough. If children were 13 clarative. , / ’sfrom i ryEngland p''“N " T to India pa!* it maytotranspire that are on exhibition. One never sees seugers ami-1 and aUcntlon tht. wi„ a,,<>proper «w»y permitted only the kind of simple,11 Permit a little prediction: In the these people except in advertising other distant parts of tho Empire.jwith tMUch uf tht. neccisity f„r the plainly cooked food which is best near future some clever man or illustrations, und the things they I—dust? ll. wai,1 ,n wearing of glasses. Certain it s for them they would not overeat. woman is coming forward with u suy one never hears among ordtmi- peace und iW be ready for war when thut it would bring better health In No baby which is given the light id if! And yet there is no smile or iuugii in advertising and i> IMOpt#. food can be forced to eat more than general. Tin re is no use, of course, to it comes. it will "get across." THE EDITORS of country it should. It is only when wo grow . Ail's mine if 1 wiU take Sometimes it would ueem that a look among editoriul writers for weekly There has been a great deal more newspapers art* the most attention given of lute years to this a little older that we begin to i If. smile is the very Inst thing n the this humor; tho humor of tho I can do ail, bo ail, attain world thut an udvertiser wants to “colyumlsts" is utrocious, so they influentialL*« men, in the mutter»*of.u«.u. food Experiments have stuff* , .j United . u«>»« » Christ! States. Each ono can Influence at I , hown thut Botm, fornmto popunru ruled out; the parogruphers The capacity of tho stonuch is provoke. -with God! A past generation used to enjoy likewise ore hopeless. In the ad­ u “s‘ t tWol,*r food* uru without much value, | rather limited, if that capacity is I the jokes of Muri.ha!l Wildur, thu vertising writers themselves wc Senator, more ‘ban half a dozen ian<l that some which ore held in not exceeded, but the capacty £ ! celebrated hunchback comedian. hu\c the potcMitial smiles und the so-called bb; editors could in- iganto contempt are rich in essential quite adequate for all physicnl fluence them. 1food elements. Housewives huve needs. This important organ will, Ik, O Father, daily by my Wilder once said hu hud a hard human touch, Two thousand of thcHO editors , been trying to work out muthodr hold comfortably all the food th u t' struggle with some person-: in Ills Give us u laugh, get away from ie e climbing pathway of the uudience. "They' assume an atti- the stolidly informative stuff, Mr. publish this article, sending it in- 0f making the leas attractive foods the holy needs or cun advanta- j »r; tude. something like this,” declared j Advertiser. We Ca not pretend to to millions of farm houses und more attractive, and have to some gcoosty use. If people would con-1 I shall clasp hands with Wilder: “ ‘Now go ahead r,nd mak - tell you how to do it, hut we only village homes. They should take extent succeeded. It is reasonable 1fine their eating to the real capac­ ve and Bower uie laugh; I dare you to make me j wish you wuutd do it. There is a this question uf air defense in to suppose thut if people in gener­ ity of the stomach they would have in'l not fear! laugh.’ ” i a big field Jn America for the od- hand, and put it through, as they al will just persist in eating food not only fewer ailment.-* of the eves, pul through the parcels post. Ir an advertisement rciM o-.**a- verthi-nudit wtlh u smile.' thrt is good for them, but which but of nil tho organa of the laid/. Henry Hutlam Tweedy. K * Your Bank Account I.OUISVII.I.E POST W e invite new accounts from .corporations and business firms, also personal checking accounts • of men and women. Y o u w ill find here th e 3pirit o f accom m odation, w ith m o d e m m ethods o f progressive banking. ... ) Call and see us at any regard to opening an account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ONLY ONE LOT LEFT Park Avenue $1400 Easy Terms E. F. LANE REALTOR "TV First National Hank Iluilding. ’IIONE 95. BOOMS 501-71 Saleslady—Miss Ruba Williams Father, Mother and All the Children Are Members of our Christmas Savings Clu j Just a few pennies, nickles, dimes or more deposited weekly insures one ;t very merry nnd bountelous Yulctide. Wp arL‘ organizing our Club now und 4 will be pleased to have you uud all the | family become members. It s easy to join. The first deposit makes you a member. Any further information you desire will lie cheerfully given. SEMINOL County Bank 1^£> Interest Raid on Savings �m MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. 148 PERSONALS. Icn d r farret iterby Will i ' at the \M r. and Mrs. John C ; Martin of Mrs. J. C. Pope and MU* Roam Tan)pa are guest* of the Valdez Lee are visiting friends In Jack* qonvillc. Hot rfl# Mias Kjtty Du Btfso was operated Elder are ea tom from upon for, appendicitis a t the Her- a visit in Palmetto Friday. natd-Lawton' Hospital Wednesday evening. Mf- nnd Mrs. Warren R. Smith and little daughterjpntffcl 'Wednes­ Tom Stout of DeLand was via- day from New *HMcrr 'th ’- ttitke lends in Sanford Wednea- Sanford their winte^hofte. .* ijtfTfrh Clu1 iUal New fare RecepSanford 1man’s Club o'dc |Cottea will idee Club. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Turner and Frida] Miss .Virginia Green who has Mr. and Mrs. G, I. Loucks formed a will enterbeen the lovely guest of Miss Lilly congenial party motoring over"to o’clock. Chib will enter- Ruth Spencer returns Friday to Jittend tho opening of* (ba Bithio her^oma in Jacksonville, VChtb. bridge. J1 entertain Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCas Club. Mrs. N. C. Beckett and small Un and little daughter, Virginia, daughter Mildred, of Windcrtnojre who have been visiting Mr. and are visiting Mrs. Beckett’s parents, 110 o’clock. Mrs. J. H. McCaslin and Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Sr. Mrs. H. H. McCaslin for the past noth Mrs. W. D. Cobb, Mrs. E. H, Fin­ nual wee; of the San- few days returned to their home in its mom- Jacksonville Wednesday. "Dr. a CIS ney. Rev. H. T. Twigis and William i held Thura- Caslin is the pastor of tho Riverside Cobb of Brooksvllle were the guests jht 8 o’clock Presbyterian Church of Jackson -Iof Mrs. Cobb’s sister, Mrs. E. V. vlHe. house. I Booth. Gent Miss Margaret Legge NewYear’sEveDinner Bride W. C. Erickson Enjoyed At Seminole Mrs. Thrasher Hostefis {tapped by restriction*, were ntzde To Fortnightly Cljft by Sit. R- Burton Chidwick. pzr- tfimenUry secretary to the Board Mrs. D. L. Thrasher delightfully of Trad*, in a recent address. Aft-, inpnaslzlng that ba was speakBed t|ie entirely on hit own m p n n ii. It her home on and not in any wpflr- repreeaday afternoon, i roouio wore Beautiful an abundance o; °f ** ' T ; tahla cover ^ '" I feel that the time has ccnae „ Mr*,' George when we must know more about for holding* high the whole adroinictration of our ful. refreshments trade union*. We mu*t know why courses were served follow! it is that » good workman, if he chooses, caqnot work as bard, as he & dikes, produce aS much as he can; thereby earning for himself * high­ k swe f ulat, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mr*. Hj er wage, and by his greater out­ B. Lewis, Mrs. D. P. Druhimond, put cheapen the cost of the arti­ Mra. Frank Miller and Mrs. R. A. cles he Is producing and so ena Newman. ble the trader to compete in the world’s markets. “Wo must know what share of New Year's Eve Ball responsibility liea with the adminIs Brilliant Success istration of this -huge’ combine bit of labor when, in the Drat six months The Ladles Auxiliary of the of this year, we lose 7,500,000 days rican Legion .was hostess Wed- in strikes. S&y1evenlng at a New Year’s “Wo must know whether it is in ;yo dance do Evo at the Arny>ry. The the interest of the community thnt hall was beautifully decorated with trade unionism has become a great an abundanco of Christmas greens, political organisation, and whether ferns and palms ir is for * their “ ................. good* that membera During the intermission delic­ are compelled to contributo to tho ious refreshments were served, political funds, whether they agree To tho splendid music furnished or not with the political doctrino by the Dole Troy Orchestra the of their union.” old y™r was danced out .and tho New Year danced in. •> Thoro were about 200 attending. Sale of War Goods > I* ^ L ? . SES 'A, Jaw l.—Tho cornmeeting at dub heh An interesting wedding of Now A jolly dinner party of Wcd-t sy afternoon, auso Years Evo was that of Miss Mar- nesday evening wh^h preceded the regylnr rct Leggo and William Carl the dance nt the Arfndry was giv­ a watch iclcson which took place in the en at tho Sominolc Cafe. .Covers er which will Altamonte Spripgg Bhptlst Church in tho presence of llub house on members of tho families and a few wero laid for Miss Maude Lake, at Miss Nancy Miller of Washington, Couple Marries Here ■v m close friends. Vn^ Miss Olivo Newman. Miss IT, Mcl from Tampa, The bride was lovely in a suit of Rosalind Williamsan of Gaines­ Miss Gcrminu Boatwright fit ImemberJ* a visitor of ta n ' with accessories to match. ville, John Meisch, Robert Dod­ Winter Park nnd Warren L. Bur­ After tho wedding Mr.’ and Mrs. son, Walter * Connelly and Sam kett of Altamonte Springs were Morris and Erickson left in their car. They Flcishcr. Quirk, married Wednesday afternoon In tngstreo m. New Yorki will return in about two weeks and the presence of a few friends nt of tho dub; make their futuro home in San­ William Anderson of Orlando the Methodist parsonage in San­ mem go who U 80- ford. toy spent Wednesday in Sanford. ford, tho Rev. T. J. Nixon officiat­ In Gem was also a ing. ‘ and came ns n the etta iber. "toer the Florida fhe sccrry had two letLongwood wero imittcd by MU* ___ L_ arris id Miss Julia LONGWOOD, Jnn. L—Longvho recoil tho first and wood spent a quiet but very plenairizea ofpid by tho club, nnt Christmas. The holidays were Inning r reads as folGAINESVILLE, Jan. 1.—Nothlorlda i had several ing will give grentor returns for TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 1.— ushered in by an entertainment lags but 0 present one the investment thnn tho pecan, G. W, Wilkinson of Jacksonville given by tho Lyman School. Pro­ m 18011 1 that year the nor requiro as little attention has finally succeeded, after many fessor Dougina assisted by the legislate vdopted a joint when planted around ’ the house; ycarr, in satisfying a desire to get faculty gave a pleasant hour of )n provi r that tl>c de- yard or barn, according to the op­ automobile license tag No. 1. That entertainment. . of thflag should be inion of specialists in tree culture. Professor Dougins spoke of tho number has awarded him for 1025 cood that can and no doubt will urth as to ns long and Why not therefore, they ask, plant and will he uttnehed, according to result from tho Pnrent-Tenchera tho cent the field be a few trees when* they will re- records; in the license tag depart­ Association just organized. he seal i tho state; it’s celvo plenty of plant food from ment here, to a rather nnciont typo li» b io third .tho the waste of tho barn lots and of car sometimes The school will resume its work facetiously re­ thp d itn ground chicken houses? on Jan. <lth, 1025. ferred to ns "lizzie.” hitb wiled bars which Tho teachers are spending the trees cannot bo planted Tho request of Mr. Wilkinson is holidays idth onghth the length in Pecan ut their homes in tho nenr orchard arrangement, forgothut one of the numbers that como flag ai tending from tci) for eight or ten yearn, and Sanford nnd will attend tho Teach­ Itrner to1 LM” 4crtNf> to then'rctnHtM ttr ' for bountiful; to., the' comptrol^r each year usk- ers Institute at De.vtona. 'ihi» that certain numbers be sot ter rim e »eal, , ,. crops of utits each year thereaf­ arldo for a particular person. Ho W. S. Entzminger spout’ the tie sen! tirn a view of ter , it is advised. A pecan orch­ will lie able to keep No. 1 for only week on n hunting expedition, the in’s rays, ht and in a ard requires as careful cultivation* a year, though, ns Dr. C. S. Smith tally shows a dozen turkeys, four a cocoa| tri a steam fertilization, spraying, etc., ns any cF Pen ucola already has paid for deer nnd no count was rendered of }n the wa ;jnn^ Indian fruit or nut crop. it for tiie year 1D2C. fish nnd small game. Mrs. Entscatter! owers in the zndngcr and family spent the holi­ One of the most persistent con­ Select a well-drained snndymind. Th rd s-“ht God loum soil, underlaid with a good tests of recent yenrs was made days with rclntivcs ut Plant City list,” npp in the inner porous clay subsoil, for the pecan, for this tag for 1025. H. B. Lon- nnd other points. tho cent if possible, is tho advice of G. II. festy of Tampa wanted it so badly Rev. Lewis Entzminger conduct­ Ida’s seal adopted by Blackmon, pecan culturist of the that be made an effort to havo it ed aurvlces nt the First Bnotint intitutinnalmvcntion of Florida Experiment Station. The as: imicd to the Florida Children's Church, on Sunday.' Rev. J. S. hich nctio|is ratified by pecan, however, will thrive on a organization Inter auction it off to Abercrombie filled in for Rev. T. ntion. , variety of soils, and is sometimes the highest bidder. The comptrol­ J. Noland, at Ebcncxer. Capt. No­ would not agree to this method lan apent the week with his moth­ ----- — -jigstreet and seen in a thrifty, productive condi­ ler of disposing or the number, how- er in Georgin. tion on soils not generally adapted New Yorio dow** hero winter are making to it, it is added. Soil that has ever. four guests registered nt The much despised number thoEighty me nt thqmbrae place. been standing in water, rock or a Orange nnd Black for Christ­ thirteen also is one that is much ind Mrs. 1 of Dnytona hard pan q.ear tho surfaco should sought after, despite the supposed mas dinner, this w«3 the record Mrs. Pear irber of An- not be set to pecans . crowd to dnte. This nut, us with other fruit ‘‘hoodoo’ that it carries. There are Ic. Mr. anils. E. H. KilMta and Mrs. II. A. Irish, of those, however, wno evidently do k dinner w^Ir. and Mrs. and nuts, does not come true to not share in the belief that this tag Buckfiuld, Me., are registered nt seed; it must be budded or graf­ WHbee. carries ill-luck, for Earl Reed of the Orango and Black for the ind Mrs. Wicks, Mr. ted to get the kind desired, There­ boko Worth, to whom it was as­ winter. fore, secure trees from the near­ H. Culver|hri(ige took signed for 1!)25, already has in his Mr. and Mrs. J. P.' Smith of as dinner h Mr. and est reliable nursery, nnd do not application for it nguin in 1026. Georgin were guests of J. S. Ab­ try to get tho lnrgest nut they (ulpepper. Seven-eleven, another combina­ ercrombie, Christmas Day at the Culver ijth snent Sat- have. Look around and Investi­ tion that holds allurements for Orange and Black. gate the varieties that are suc­ n Sanford hcr sister, those fumiliur with tho behavior of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall have anil Mrs. y Durkson ceeding in the given locality un­ certain little cubes thnt uro used taken a cottage in Longwnod and der consideration, and make your Mr. ami arry Dash, for purposes of nmusement in some arc at homo to their many friends. ndo; Mr, Ira. Garris selections accordingly, it is sug­ social circles, apparently— Everyone is boosting tho Com­ ily* Mr. u Thomas gested. munity Fair to be held Jan. 14 and Set tho trees carefully with mily enjoy, Christmas 15, 1925. tho roots in their natural posi­ More Than A Million at the ho Mr. and tion, using only the top sdil, Attention is called to everyone omns Cigars Made Per Day interested, that Miss E* A. Dun­ Helen Mori attending making firm with the feet, and the soil abar is in charge of the Ladies De­ chers meet! Daytona thoroughly saturating ..........wnter. ....... ........... TAMPA, Jan. 1.—The average partment of the Fair. round tho roots with Plant Sec her ek. the trees a M e a it G O feet apart.) “«tP»t of cigars hero during about anything pertaining to this George Gugi spending Cultivate during March, April I,1,024 amounted to more than a mll- department. ek in Orl, with her and part- of May; then plant1'*0" ^“nd u ‘tuwrtcr, accord n gto stuer Mrs. Mill Those who were nt home Christ­ vclvot beans and turn under , the -lsGcs made public. Although the und Mra. I bd daugh- last of September. Put soil in year’s output will not rcuch the ians Eve wero entertained by tho Chiacgo, ndihg the condition nnd plant oats to be number manufactured last your, Carol Singers. The singers were at the hold -120,744,408 had been made during members of the younger social set Cunningham Mr. nnd plowed under about March 1. Re­ the first eleven months. During a of this towq, Altamonte and Mait­ rrank Sutton t a few pent this system every year. In similar period lust year the number land, nnd gave much pleasure to vith Mr. njd Ed Sut- spring and full plow just deep was 402,020,040. Uncle Sam col­ those communities by thcir«acenough to hide the material be­ lected $.'!,.TJ0.G18.27 ns revenue dur­ coniplished and refined rendering d daughter, of the Christmas songs. and Mrs. E r\trjcr nf ing turned under. Give tho pecan ing the last eleven months. ° l i a r with plenty of barnyard manure. pd Mrs. I. D. TARPON SPRINGS GREEKS English Women Adopt Stafford and d Mrs. ImprovementsCosting LeFila of Paln ich and TARPON SPRINGS', Jan. I. — New Gambling Craze ed Le Fils ofl echo bee $3,000,000 to Be Made The Greek colony here will hold its annual Cross Day ceiebrution on [Christmas witr«.r nnr. LONDON, Jnn. 1.—Betting and r. nnd Mrs. R.Vils. TAMPA, Jan. 1.—Hillsborough Jan. G. This is the only celebra­ gambling are increasing enormous­ Johnny Toole ^ av county will receive $G2J>2I.52 tion of its kind in America, und will ly among the women of England erry to Loko.4top-*n,| from the county tax nssessor. tax take place on a beautifully decorat­ nnd the "spirits of gnmbling seems Jiiday and viskrjcnd3 collector, and clerk of the circuit ed burge in the eentcr of Spring to be in the very blood of our peo­ court as a result of tho state su­ Rnyou, n bowl-shaped body of wa­ ple,” J. C. Meggitt of Harry, de­ fn.l Mrs. W. I,. erman preme court’s decision declaring ter surrounded by a natural nufphi- clared ut a recent conference here |l 'home, Friday a trip constitutional state luwr. fixing sal­ t heat re that nccommodutv.s thous­ on “Sweepstakes, Betting nnd aries of county fee officers. The ands of persons. ,,Ou Jan. 7 th; Gambling,” promoted by, the Young f'ierco yisiting ves. sponge fisher,non wjil put on an , nj* Mrs. Churljhjij’pa, law fixes maximum salaries of exhibition of dccn-wn sponge div­ People’s Department ot tho Con­ $G,000 for these officers except in Mrs. p. T. W aif ]L\ ing in tho vicinity of light gregational Union of England and uiijeo were on counties having mpre than 100,000 house in the Gulf. Free b6at trios Wales. population where the maximum is Tuesday, Mr. Meggitt said tho newspa­ have been urrunged for those wisnplaced ut $7,500. The county set­ I,1."' jaculi.i ofjuota, tled with llilb borough officers on ing to witness the exhibitions, it is pers are largely responsible for * orr business the growth of gambling because Ma Wages r,pojtmiay n 50 per cent basis covering the stated. they foster it ns a commercial pro­ last two years. Under an agree­ bessie and J Jeigposition to increaso their sales. POULTRY EXPERT ENGAGED ment excess collections on this ba­ Supporting this contention, anoth­ sis in the tax collectors totalled [carmun of Sa $22,780..'10; tax assessor’s office GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 1. —Nor­ er speaker said he had found in mg business hel $2I,0IJ.PJ. and clerk of circuit man ft. Mchrhof, holding a degree ten weekly papers he had exam­ of bachelor of science from the Ag> ined at random 21 gambling com­ court $14,700.10. nd Mm. H, ||. riculturul College of New Jersey petitions, offering nearly $1UO,UOO 1 from a, trip to graduate work in in prizes. ORLANDO VOTES ON BONDS and who did — , nd Mra i? , o LJ ORLANDO, Jan. 1.—Freeholders North Carolina, has been engaged ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1 — V1f«* S chJac. o( Orlando will vote Wednesday U» poultry specialist of the Florida cu-inem hom.. 1 on n pyopo8Ilj t0 llomj th(. city Agricultural Extension Division. Construction work in all parts of school district for $300,000 to p ro - He came here from South Carolina this city Is being delayed because; NDO, t Jan. | _ vide more adequate school facili- 1where ho lmd much practical ex­ of a shortage of unskilled labor dreiLpf th , count ile*. Present school buildings al-|P®**enJ® uo " poultrymam Ho suc- combined with congested freight P*. «rcuii roc® > conditions, according to statements rcaily havo rouched the limit ofjceeds H. B. Lansden, resigned, winter, train ing by contractors. R. VV. Smith ore their capacity, it is stated, and unj _ ~ " ; ~~ the Oiundo Pair less immediato 'steps are taken to Seattle burglar stole only $i3 of the contractors, states that from * they are kept remedy the situation, conditions1nnd Sot caught, showing 13 was 400 to 500 negro workers could be die track. wiU be worse next scheol year. an unlucky number for him. absorbed by builders. B P lant Pecans For Gets Number One Investment Urges Auto License T a g State Tree Experts A fter Long Effort r eently mat for weeks and work is expected to befcin immediately at both ends of the causeway and rushed tco ear* ly, completion. !' MIAMI, J*n. L^Municipal dial already (.outlined -for for ns approved by th* city commisilonen involve; twt> new sanitat ry MWfr|d^$ricta representing a coat of: $400,000. In addition to there are doc* extensions and oth­ elopments for f which a bond er developments isaue of $1,500,0< will be* subvoters within th* next rolttcd to the .voter tWa months, and aewer, sidewalk and paving improvements in a like amtount not required to be voted on by the people. ¥ r ,i by France for the purpromoting educational, pose scientific and cultural relations betwen the two countries. The pact, signed in Prague and Pari*, be­ came efffetivaby a recent1exchange of Freach'and Ciechf univefs|t7 professor*, according to advlcsp mapping remote i ing with to* letter Ben EieUon, who a now i Field, Virginia. H e l______ diction on order* already tat by government aviators. ,t4 -**»**£• - will ex changed,' conferred; hod _ .inted^for studies paraded credits grp In Universities or other education­ al institutions of either country;* e Malays of Sumatra live unf* *matriarch*! ' — system,'with d the women controlling property and Hho of descent. Under this sys­ tem tho husbands have no proper ty rights whatsoever. r . i ij t •-* SUHMSt; iiiiiu n k iiiiiiiN U iiiiiin iiiiiiira ii. ::: iS Starts Scotch Mills GLASGOW, Jnn. 1.—The recent disposal through large shl shipments abroad of tho last of the huge sur­ plus war stocks of textiles is ex pcctcd to cause a great spurt of activity* among home hiills which for a'long time have been on re­ duced output because of tho pres­ ence in the market of the war stocks. * * Among the last nt the stocks 5 sold were 15,000,000 yards of flnn- :: ncl, 5,000,000 yards of suit linings, 4,000,000 yards of serges and tweeds, IJiOO.OOO yards of light cnnvns cloths am) tens of thous­ : : ■■ ands of men’s suitings. ■■ ■■ TO TRY RAVING Every day sees many winter tourists arriving in Sanfot( . r, But when they get here many of them experience gre£& difficulty in finding placfcs to live. Apartments and rooms are in great demand. If Sanford is to keep all the visiters who wish to spend the winter month tjere, the people must open their homes and assist in the housing problem. j: LAKELAND. Jan. L—With com­ pletion of paving called for m a contract just let by the city commbudon for five nnd n half miles, Lakeland will have morn thn.i six­ ty miles of paved streets. Olio hundred sixteen blacks of pnvlqg is called for ill the new contract, the lowest bid for which with $2fi8,75U. If you have a vacant room or an apartment that you would like to rent, reach desirable prospects by in­ serting a want ad in The Sanford Heralcl* Want ads are willing workers. :s :■ ■ ■5 ■■ « 1■■ PHONE 148 *a *5 ■ ■ News from dear old London. ■ S Oop is singing in Grand Opern. If we were a cop we would do iin iiiiiiiH iu iiiiiM H H U H iiiiiiiiiiiiiim iliiln iim riH H H M B H dangerous things like that. am m ilifaiilR iaiaiifilJ iiiiliilli^ ^ A RARE EVENT IN L I N G E R I E S E L L I N G These dainty silken garments, lacy and beribboned, are unusually inter­ esting values, at remarkably low prices, There are numerous styles in ted­ dies, downs, step-in sets, petticoats and costume slips. Crepe tie Chine atid Glove Silk Gowns, Tediliey, Bluomcrn ami Step-in Seta $1.95, $3.50 To $10.00 Kuyaer,. Luxrite, und Van-Rualte, make The Yowell Company V % �u btAKU t® 8# dm • BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 1. —~ Declaring that "so-called cham­ pionships” .held under tho nuspicf* of the New York 8tate Athletiej commission have no official stand­ ing outside of that state ami that the winners arc looked on'elsewhere as merely “paper .champions,” LeHorsemen and Other trob© Cogswell, president of the iMembers Get Use to National Boxing association and Iher In Preparation For chairman of he Maryland State commission, Wednesday e In Which They Enter Athletic launched. an attack on the New rremendous Favorites; York commission, charging that body with dominating tho boxing DENA, Cal., Jan. 1.—No­ gamo and attempting to dictate ti­ te; outweighed, but with tle matches. Eddie (Cannon Ball) Martin of i with them as they have Brooklyn, who recently defeated . nearly every game this Abe Gotdctein, in a match for the a n ready for Stanford world’s bantamweight title, will not ity, whom they meet Thun* ho recognised as the 118 pound moon In a post-season !n- champion outside of New York >nnl football game, in the state, declared Cogswell, nor will the winner of the match this Frl m l here. It will be the day between Louis (Kid) Knpiin, le that the Notrto Da mo have exerted themselves in of Meriden, Conn., and Denny Kra­ a of Philadelphia, he ..recognized m climato such as has Pom - mer, os the featherweigTit champion. • , -i ' - ■ of those matches has hod r-four team members of the theNeither approval of the National Box­ lend institution, headed bv ing association, declared, nute Itockne, arrived Wed- adding that theCogswell results of them Late Wednesday they oIro would he ignored by the In­ rded into Rose Bowl where ternational Boxing Union of which nous galloping backficld the N. B. A. is the American mem­ hoes on the turf, the "four ber, n” were In flno .mettle and' !d down by warning words NEW YORK, Jan. 1.—George E. ■ckne.. 'ola Alto Athe athletes Brower, chairman or the New York ig 81 topped off their prac- State Athletic commission, Wed­ dnesday afternoon with nesday night characterized the a t­ tack against tho commission by Lnht scrimmages, toys aren't afraid of Notro trobe Cogswell, president of the eras the last mlnate word National Boxing association, ns a h Glen S. "Pop" Warner, "case of professional Jealousy." "When Dempsey fights n cham­ ord. pionship match," said Commission­ II make no predictions as er Brower, doesn't seek per­ lutcome of the .gamo," mission from"ho any governing body mute Rock no declared, “the to risk his title. not in shape; £he hot “Wo are not endeavoring to in­ a t Tucson has Rlowed the terfere with any other body gov­ wn. AH the talk about erning boxing. We are only di­ mount to nothing but talk boxing in this stato ns it Vo are mighty glad to bo recting should he directed nnd operating id we will play a hard independently of any other organ­ iten and untied through ization." Tho New York commission, de­ of the hardest schedules repeated invitations, hns re­ ed by a team, tho Gold and spite to ally itself with tho Na­ rgregation will meet a fused tional Boxing association, which oe, for it was the Cardinals represents the hexing authorities of ht the powerful Univcr- about a score of other states. ilifomla Bears to u 20-20 w weeks ago. itockne men nmnised dur1024 season a total of 258 icorcd against their oppo4. A • i :• ang Association Sports Becoming New York Body M o r e Prominent Yearly At Florida Wanta _ iilL GAINESVILLE, Jtui. V e n te r college sports at the tlniversity of Florida are. becoming, more prom­ inent each year becuase the phys­ ical directors are fast seeing the needs of more pastime of this na­ ture. Practically all kind of sports arc participated in at the various sea­ sons of the year, between the'class­ es, different colleges, fraternities, clubs and the like.- The winner of each series is given a page in the Seminole, the university annual, with n picture of the team. The different contests either im­ mediately precede or follow the varsity schedule of the sport that is predominating at that time. The schedule for intcrcollege contests is arranged by the Minor Sports Committee. Aside from these meano of phys­ ical training, the director of minor sports supervises classes in boxing, wrestling nnd other gym work, con­ tests being held at the end of the period of classes to determine the most efficient in the various classes. Medals are awarded the winners of different contests. By this method of physical cul turo the students of tho University of Florida are assured n steadily increasing physical standard rath­ er thnn a stationary or decreasing ntnndnrd, it is declared by the physical instructors. A challenge to all feminine pugi­ lists of the 105-pound class has been Issued by Miss Helen Brundige, 10 of Kansas City. She has nppenred in matches before several clubs. Anglin-Faversham Team Will Appear At DeLand Soon Acclaim That the Boh Morton Circus, whirl)', u.nder the auspices of the frlnm— OBrUTTIlifrll -Sanford Shrine' Club, will play So# to-morrow** paper for the wwwtr te ihl» oantoined tn the pun here during the week of Feb. 18. when the.annual Shrine circus, will be held, is souring heavily, is the z 3 indication of. advance notices re­ ceived in SanfoVal • The'eltewMe •* JO nt present playing to,record crowds t Pensacola and, l£ is said,* fa be fg ncclalmed as ope of the best 7/Aj I S attractions to have played there within recent mon . The show is essentially of thp truly ‘-circus" order1, abounditi with aerial and trapese daredevil 'it is said. This, however, does noi niako up the entire show by an means, for concessions to the uni versnl desire to laugh are made in tho form of excellent downing OUT’ and slapstick comedy. Following is an excerps from a Pensacola newspaper: The performance opened with revolving ladder and wire acts, and thfen went on and on for'two Just the mono you i lid hours, every act making a tho-Sutphur to, i itch skin, ggor hit with the audience than ing or broken the one before, until there seem­ing stops and h ing begins, ] ed to be n ; end. The Mangean a noted skin ep nlist. .This I Troupe with their sonsntional acro­ phur prepara tic made jnti batic tumbling nnd somersaiting pleasant cold ci n, gives sk| | novelty, Flying Franklin with his quick relief, evi o firey cc* sepsntiri2j firing act, the beauti­ that nothing hi ver been ft ful Luckey Sister, the "Butterfly to-take its jiiac< Girls” with thicr iron-jaw stunts, Because of it rerm-dcstre] the Five Terrible Terrys with properties, it q jly auWow their funny slapstick comedy, the itching, cools tlirritation Baldwin Trio, showing feats of heals the cezemlght up; le* strength nnd beauty in a combina­ a clear, smoothlin in plsrc VERTICAL. HORIZONTAL. tion iron-jaw and wirc-ropo act, ugly eruptions, |<h, pimples 27— shaped with 26—i m p e r 11- 2—sexists ■ 1—coinmi. clowna with their funny antics, roughness. a o instru­ 3— definite ar­ nent 6—small, sw iv ­ equilibrists tight nnd slack wire You do notto wait ment ticle (Fr.) eled wheel 28— c o n j unc­ Improvement. walkers, gymnastic of nil kinds guickly *hoi 28— to row 4— molten tion 10—ocean and tricks, horizons! bar. trapese You can gut a 1 jar of Kni 30— negative rock 11— melody 29— upon ring performers, and all of Mcntho-Sulphur ny drug sti haphazard31— c h a i n of and 12— heavy piece 31—method of 5— the other features gave surprises —Adv. rocks below 0 —a n c i e a t travel of wood water sur­ fortress 13— front of ao33— e a g I e of 7— vehicle o n face the sea army 32— ravine runners 15—holy wom­ 34— I n gredient 8— preposition35— e x e 1 am.v of soap an (abbr.) 9— for example tion of In­ 35— before 17—devoted quiry (abbr.) 37— woody 18— perform 36— N e w Eng­ 14—sum up plant 19— n o t e o f land si ate 38— P a r t o 16—beverage f scale (abbr.) 21— nimble body 20—created 39— name of a 41— alight puffs 22— giver 23— leave letter 26— impresses 42— sum of 24— inside 40— S o u them with typo money to—behold state (abbr.) ■*-. '#-*-*?* , □ H ,'f 3 « APPLYIULP1 H Willinm Faversham nnd Mar­ garet Anglin, co-starring in the Zoo Atkins comedy, “Foot-Loose," will nppear at the Athens Aheatre in DeLand, on Jan. 14. Almost continuously, through the tour thnt began in New York, tho pair, has been reccivipfp the plaudits of the critics for their Below Is the solution to puzzle work together. Each has a repu No B3 How to Solve It tation that is nationwide. Mr. Every number indicates the Fnvcrshnm numbering nmong his beginning of a word—if hori­ outstanding successes. "Tho Squnw zontal, crosswise, until tbs first Man." "The Faun" "The Hawk,” shaded stop to the rignt; If ver­ NEW YORK, Jan. 1.—One new and "Little Lord Fnuntleroy." tical, downwards until tho first □□□ nnnaaana uu titleholdcr emerged Wednesday while Miss Anglin scored heavily shaded stop below. Compare the v n n a n c ib L i a n a , synonyms In the appended lists from the contest for youthful ten­ in "The Womnn of Bronze,” "The □ a a a a u - a iju h h Grent Divide," "Green Stockings," to the spaces in the diagrams nis laurels while nnothcr champion and other veiiicles. □ □ □ Ta n a n n a . □ □ and fill in the words you know. u c c i B n x B n i a H Q inn wns dethroned in the indoor tourThe vehicle in which the pair is These will give you clues to the uaa.aau isaarr(LEY. Cal., Jan. 1*^—Footmore difficult words. When nument at the Seventh Regiment starred is a comedy drama of in­ s of the Son Francisco Bay completed the words should in­ . . . . ,,,< trigue which nfforijs each ample n o RgBr n ig H i ire looking forwurd eagerly ' MIAMI, 'Jan. 1'.—One of the Armory, terlock perfectly. for thulr individual Edward Jacobs, II years old, opportunity East-West game between unhiuu industries which will he O xm iH . IIS. P w VMUm ftmIMU I n talents. The tour is under the di­ vania and California, port of the Crafts Section of C’or- Baltimore lad nnd protege of Wil­ of Gorge C, Tyler nnd veather was gloomy Wed- ni Gables, a leading suburb of Mi­ liam T. Tiiden, the national chant- rection Hugh Ford. with a constant threat of ami. Is the production of raw silk, pion, captured the national hoys’! The players will he nt the De* •espite previous statement* *?u» directly from the cocoons in­ singles title by defeating Frank i game might be postponed to skeins. This industry has been Shields of Silver Reach, N. Y.,; I-and theatre for one day only, it is announced. This, it is said, will iturday if tho weather u brought to Coral Gables by Dr. 0-2. ii-4 in the finnl round of this lie the best opportunity for San­ mfavorablc, the contest will Thomas H. Do Pnmphllis, who has division of competition. Thursday whatever the ulo- devoted his entire life to tho study ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 1.—"Judge, hail issued orders for the law to The vanquished titleholdcr was ford Theatre goers to witness the cclde to do, it was nni'ounc- of ailk culture in Europe, in the Kenneth Appel of East Orange, team ns they will play no closer you can’t fine me.” become effective last Monday, the the city while on their tour of evening. An alleged violator of Atlanta’s earliest possible date after its pass N. J., and Merccrsburg Acndcmv, to Orient and in Americn. Florida. Bears rested Wednesday, now traffic laws, requirng nutnnioOne hundred nnd twenty acres who wns defendin'; the junior sin­ Indy Smith having decided two * -, bles to come to u full stop before ago by council. Exnminnton of the gles crowd he won last year. Ap- . and a half miles west of Coral ther work was not dosirable Vcl was put nut in the semi-finals Austrian S t l l n P l l t crossing n traffic boulevard, made original disclosed un amendment ung put his Quakers Gables, is being cultivated for mul­ l>y H. 1,. Johnson of Newton Aca­ n i l s 11 m i l O L U U U I I l l th[s assertion ns ho stood before providing for the law to become ef­ fective Jnn. 1 had been left off i u final secret practice. berry trees, which form the diet demy 8-P>, (1-1. the police recorder. the acting chjef’s copy. II were somewhat stiff from of the silk worms. ___ ____ . Forty other persons, most of Thursday Johnson will fight it _ in the silk-spinning plant in the there is no law on nns-cuAtincntul journey, D n n l r o i whom expected to be fined $26 each the"Gentlemen, for the junior title with Ilor- TJ«r U / n i r subject yet," the judge address* than 40,000 scuts already Crafts Center tho worms will be out M Jj V Y l i y V / i A J c lI ln o I f n r violating tho law, ami the reed the small crowd before him. ■on sold, according to the nurtured and will spin their co­ nco Orser, New York schoolboy. 1corilcr leaned forward. coons on bush twigs. Here the "Your cases arc dismissed." ment. "I don’t sec why I can’t" the VIENNA, Jan. 1.—The hosts of er team hns hecn defeated mulberry leaves are chemically court replied, smiling ns he recov­ cripples who for years nftor the son and California has not treated by a scientific process dis­ war molested the frequenters of ered from the surprising declara­ covered by Dr. De Pumphills, which tho bitter potion in five Vienna cafes nnd restaurants for tion. "We’ve fined about 250 oth­ is especially healthy for the worms ___________________ aims have of late diminished in ers since the law became effective ami productive of larger cocoons number. The majority of them Inst Monday." than those produced in China or "Well, if your honor will read contracted consumption from ex­ Italy, the lending silk countries. ious the original copy of the ordinance posure and have died. The spining of the silken threads LONDON, Jan. 1.—When men The places, however, of these ha will find the law hns not gone from the cocoons will lie accom­ die of iltni'HH it Is "not God’s will mendicants hnve been taken by into effect.’’ plished by special machines, which to take them," according to the hundreds from nmong the thous­ The recorder read the copy of can spin five or six skeins or four! Reverend Michael Bolton Furse, the law which had been given tho ands of hank-clerks who lost their *pounds _ i . of*• silk in per day. i- . 1Anglican %.... i • • (• ' •; ’.:•••• • ■ bishop of‘ St. Allmns jobs as a result of the failures ncling chief of police by tho city Addressing the St. Albans l)io of many little lianks and the re. clerk. No provision ns to when tho At least 10,000 pounds of raw LAHASSKE, Jan. 1.—Dr. silk will be produced in the Coral cesan Conference tho Bishop ask­ duction of the staffs of the remain­ law was to go into effect had boeif nmmerer of Vienna proha* Gabes plant during 1025, Dr. De ed: ‘‘If physical disease is God’s der. made. The acting chief raid ho II uppoar hero on Feb. 6, I’amphilis expects. Two hundred will and desire, why did Christ, The number of bunks in Vienna tho Education Society of additional mulberry trees who came to do His will, light began to increase with *he issue •>■>$❖ •>•>*•>❖ +****❖ ❖ *<• •>**•>•{«•}■* **+*❖ ****■(■•!•-fr********* irida State College for We­ thiiusand will he planted the farm dur­ against it and heal the sick? I of each successive loan during the *3**5**5*4**3*"t* •9*4* *$**■?* •$**t*•?•■*§**?* «$•yjt«|»•*».<**sj* *t» «i»a a #vaj*a ft u part of that orgnniza- ing the com ini; on cannot believe," he snld, "thnt it is year. World War and broke all records ♦ *+**•;• *■:**•> **-> ******44*4******+ 44*4+ 4***4* purpose of disseminating right to sny, when n human belr.g fono bank to every 10(10 inhabi­ iionnl ideals. I raid thnt. I should feel thnt T tants) for a country w'th only society was founded by stu- Red Cross To Build ‘it was God’s will to tuke him,* If 6.500,000 population when tile per­ M A Y THI S D A Y blasphemed." it tho State College in 11*11, iod of inflation wan at its height. Japanese Hospitals hadBishop Furse added that no med­ At this time many hundreds of dudes in its membership nil ical practitioner would claim to ;« who take courses in cduat colleges nnd universi­ THE FIRST OF WASHINGTON. Jim. 1.—The have healed or cured anyone of students __ were tnlkcdover ........... This number amounts now ties into abnndonmemorial hospitul to he construct­ it 600. It plans each year ed in Tnkio from the unused por­ disease. All that could be claimed 1jng thefr studies iind ncccpting 19 2 5 ig two speakers of renown tion of earthquake relief fund of was that medicine had helped na­ handsomely paid situations in tho ©% college who will address the American Red Cross will bn of ture to do her own work of heal­ dozens of banks cropping up every ing. week. n professional subjects. HE THE BEGINNING OF THE MOST PKOSreinforced concrete and will not As a Christian the bishop said Kantmerer, who has been exceed The financial slump of tho past threo stories. These featPEUOUS YEAR THAT YOU HAVE SPENT—IS , , , . . . ... . he helieved thnt “what the physiol- summer deprived these youths of d to come hero in February urea are ileslgiied to make the luilld .^ist call nature’s laws a Gor THE WISH OF OUR'FUIENDS :lured before Cambridge ing ns nearly earthquake proof i ogist calls nature's laws arc God's their positions with the result that they are now to be met in every dty nnd is now making a as possible. | laws; that disease and disorder in possible und impossible nook and i tour of America. Reports to Red *toss hendqunr- i the phyrleal sphere are n much corner seeking relief. Some ure Education Society each year ters in Washington ffsveul thut , ticcrstiiHt God's will ns lisense or learning to become chauffeurs or Lins to add professional the Japanerc will build a branch >disorder in the moral nnd spiritual ure conductors on street cars, while to tho departmental library hospital in l okoliamii. \\ urk on 1sphere.” n great many spend the day hawkis already added muny valu- the buildings will begin next spring | '______________, i • » ' nir note-books, pencils, calendars aluinca to the library of the Tlie Japanese | will spend $1,mont of education of the F. 500,000 of the unusued relief fund E s c a m b i a P a y s $ 3 1 ,1 4 5 1 nnd even iqatchos in cafes and restx • ix , taurants. All of them ure men of W. for the two buildings, reserving the i x f '1 year the society paid the remaining 81,500,000 us un endow­ A M i l e P a v i n g R o a d higher education but this avails — j. — | them naught. Four thousand of Tu representative to tho N'a- ment. PENSACOLA, Jnn. L—It has t.hl‘ni WPr« during the last Education Association concost Escambia county ^pnroxi- four months, and many more are ri and nave u modest scholar* Paris Wine Dealers mutely $31,145 per milu, including to lie discharged with the begini a worthy young woman in uli incidental expenses, to*.con­ ning of 1926. :hool of Education. In the Help Thirsty Visitors st ruet highways provided for un­ The government bus been peti it plans to send other d<dcto contribute funds towards nml to give other scholar- . PARIS, Jan. 1.—The people of der the two-niillhm dollar bund is- tinned the erection of sheds wherein these as opportunity offers. Paris, during the year ended Oct. : r s s s r . , - S t F 1, drank 10,1*00,OOD fewer liters of wine than they consumed in the mber Wants Proof provjour, months, but even so the - .■ r ,r r \ »'*»« !?, m s a . r s ' d f t ' j i n ' j t i'«rV / VL t U |,“' tnitint hns been that there is not the ghost of q Ownership of Car 11*21 figures provided u gallon n 18 fed vide, excep where con-, chHm-c for any of them to get new Moat cherished among the nsseta bestowed by the week for every man, woman ami m e curb and gutter has been; hlrths in banks. Business is at passing year is the uniy one money cannot buv— m Tag Applicants chilli In the city. And theio fig­ ' • ‘l w,th It. In which case* a tt standstill. Then the Austrian Your Good Will. width of 20 feet between curbs hns'iJlWs any man to work i.t ures do not include beer. t citizens of Sanford . , desir-1, Wine merchants, however, are hecn tiled. Most of the work pro- uny trade to which he has not be-n So it is that we moat sincerely extend our Beat ' Dike advantage of the offer not down-hearted. They h.ok to a V'ded for in the issue has been j apprenticed. This makes It in*posWishes for a moat Prosperous New Year. ■ ( hamber of ( ommcrcc tojcold winter tO Stipiulpto the de mnleted or is now under con- aiblo for these unfortunates to do 1 automobile license tugs 1 mund, nnd they ur© ready to sell tract, it is stated. anything but hawk goods or sweep | cither their identifkation champngne to the foreign visitor., the streets. But both of these oc­ ’or last year or u bill of sale I who are coming to I'uris in inAccording to an old Christmas cupations likewise are crammed 1 appeuring to have their up- creasing numbers. superstition, if a girl puts three full. ion blankn made out, was re-] ----- — ------ li'Hvca of holly under h>;r pillow, CLEANERS AND DYERS ui Tueslay morning iiy ofA Memphis (Tenn.) firetnun an giving to each the name of u pos­ A boxer who wns knocked over Such a lourse. will save swered o cull in pajamas. Luckily I sible that has 1th heud by a robber in Chicago 'Ibis; husband, the one IM OX III I’hor.v 560 . ;»0*» E. First St. le and emharn lament, to pros- it wa* a good file and not a fahuo turned in the morning will rove real wa given no chance to defend his r tag applicants, it in said, alarm. !crown iitr ciarn.vge destiry. S Baltimore Y o u t h 14 Wins Laurels In Tennis Tournament Coral Gables T o Have Silk F a r m Producing S o o n “Judge, You Can’t Fine Me” A tlanta Man Tells Court; Law Not In Effect Travel To Beggary; Viennese ;urer Appears State College Death From Illness Is Not The Will Of God, Briton Avers Sub-division Pro] ACREAGE Sanford Avei PROPERTY NOW SI Both sides this tract in lots sold within ten days will sell by a( than Vi price. Lots will brin^property divided. ~. i » t » Jji WILL BEAR STRICTE' INVESTIGATION’. W. V. Whe 110 E. SECOND ST. Pi MERIWETIlKIi I1UILDII Battery? Trouble Phone 17 Lloyd Shoe Store ..New Years Greetings.. SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY .v SANFORD BUICPOMPANY VOI.IE WILLIAM )c;i!cr. "Where Courtesy and Serrare Param ount* phone K 210-212 Magnolia Avenue- - —------------W hen better automobiles are buBuick w ill build �*J nail. Lae ■AD hTES sified Directory , llR N 'S CLOTHING "gffig RADFORD. Ed., y. Trice and , up. e d J y ite -4 3 i Theatre Sidg. PRINTING 1BW PRESS-PRINTING Y — SERVICE — PRICE, imercial St.. R. R._Ave. 28 ft RATLIFF, Printers ITice outfitter*. Phono 340. Avenue. REAL ESTATE ALDER ft J. C. ZURFLIBH itate Brokers—All kinds of rty listed and for sale. Of108 Second S t, Near Park i». Phone 282. SPURL1NG. sub-division ilist. Subdivision to Or, Florida, and F 1o r a its, Florida on'Dixie High- Advertising^ Help Wanted Automobiles __ _____________ L _ • ' Don’t take chances in cheap TAMPA MORt, , TRIBU N E^ cotton :mixture—Buy { the wellSend in youri t icription to the known guaranteed Alii Wool Scotch Tribune or hand' iC to" yoiir local Woolen :MiHq suits tailored to your dealer so you cani an -read Florida’* individual measure. 305 East 2nd test newspaper. One,-year Street. Only $25. I. 0 months $4.00, three mbnthi WANTE $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ookkeeper with sales ance policy add 76 cents to your ability to manage Ad manage office. Adorder,______________ _______ _ dress P. 0. Box 200, Grovel and, “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Fla. anything?” If so advertise In WANTED—White girl to wait on the ‘‘Gninesvlil* Sun.” ___ table and help with dishes. Must WKST v m a tN tA —C lark sb u rg . Th* be bright nnd neat. Sanford Coun­ C larh ab u r* (Exponent. m orning try Club. Including Sunday, m orning Im u *. Real fistate Houses For Sale FOR SA LE-Four five room mu Year Make -Type bungalows lined throughout, just 1921 Chevrolet Touring HERE’S. THREE GOOll ONES off paved highway. Price $800.00 CMk lldone* ALL WOOL SUITS 1923 . Ford Pannell each for quick , sate. Must bo to measure, guaranteed 1922 Dodge Touring seen tn be appreciated. Can give to Tailored fit $25.00, Sanitary luad . 1924' Ford Fbrdor Sedan And next week U going to be too terms. A. H, Hawk, Glndcrville. cleaning and pressing. Scotch 1024 Dodge Ton truck lat*. Act Now. Wooten, Mill*. 306 East Second. 1D23 Dodge Coupe Street. Silk and Cotton Hold fc1924 Dodge Touring ■...........................SUBURBAN HOME Price Right—Terms Right. Sanford Building and Loan As­ Attention Of English L W. PHILLIPS’ BON. sociation Preferred Stocb can be Located just out side the city lim­ Sanford. Fla. cashed on 00 days notice, interest BLACKBURN. Eng. Jan. L— r its, on the road to the Country April 1st and October 1st Club. Nice new bungalow with The suggestion that artificial silk payable ' • _, Rooms For Rent modern conveniences—lights, own ■ill ever displace cottooi or even you can’t beat i t Buy eight per cent Preferred water system, telephone, etc., 2219 ,1 1 1 cant p ar word, m in im a * H a. of land, seven clenrod, orange lieconic a serious competitor is ob- Stock in thi Sanford Building and FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ acre? and place in good shape. <unl, according to T. Wilkinson* Loan Association, established 1908. WANTED DKVEIAJPRltS ATTKNTION—P an out meals. Reasonable rates. trees, Close to Country Club. Can be head of the Textile College, who ■arola is beginning th e great*-it da* Lincoln Hotel. Automatic T h e (tanvalopm ent In n in rld a 'a h lito ry : a bought on-terms. Price $5,50$.00. declared recently that “cotton U Scotch Woolen Mills adds Jew­ 4Nponalbl* w ill h alf m illion dollar highw ay to th* elry department—Guaranteed Jew­ FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, Home n^t played out yet." Ho added __*ll Insertion, girlf beach Juat flnlihad; a tw o that a combination of cotton and il**r, Pump ubcequent elry.—If not satisfied come back 10-room houso In country near m illion d o llar bridge aernaa RecamBUNGALOW Tli* ahoafd b« artificial silk, however, was a val­ bla Bay a ta rte d ; q u a rte r m illion and we give you a new one FREE. paved highway, good location, Ml* Of Ihoolghak d o lla r opera houae u n der co n stru c­ Solid gold and silver, all latest electric lights, good water, II. C. On Park Ave. 'Close In. Five uable idea and capable of enor­ tio n ; tw o m in im a b ein g spent on designs. 305 E. 2nd St. mous development. r COLEMAN rooms and Bath. Completely fur­ DuBose. hig h w ay ; g re a te s t chancs fo r live SIGN PAINTING „ A r ip r developer* to get In on ground WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ *----- .------------------------------------- nished. Side walks and Btrcct pav­ i>* thorSpeaking of tho British trade, 3rd and Oak SJRD SIGN SHOP—Right floor. W rit* D evelopm ent Depart* [fa m ilia r .1 u w i r a i n perty with us now. Your de­ FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at Mr, Wilkinson said the progress ____ Phene 448 il d t u i o r ;es for signs of all kinds. m ant T he P en saco la Nawa.________ ■iv* you scription will go in new entaiogue made in the manufacture of arti­ F O T "SALE=We]T bred Rhoil* lr for room and garage, 816 Park $7,000.00. , And If R. N. NIPPER, AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Way now being made up. See the new Ave._____^ ficial silk fubrics on the ordinary ilat you la ■ ___ ird Avenue a t 1st Street Island roosters, laying pullets gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest manager CORNER LOT 10 m ak* w» at the now location. C. Lancashire loom was encouraging and _____ PHone 478-J.________ classified medium, rate cash .09c PoR RENT—One large bedroom sotting eggs. Mrs. Ellsworth. •A n m A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st nnd that mills were in tho course opposite bath, hot wntcr, also ; Located on unk Aye., close in. nt wi Phone 3303 Beardall Ave. P i HANGER—I. L. Talbott, charge. 10c per line, minimum Nhtionnl Bank Bldg.' io n h » i? i ____ inure. 1020 1020 Myrtle Mvrtln Ave, Ave Eastern exposure. In nice neigh- of construction with a view of pre­ .30c. • garage. or nnd paper hanger. ■*v* thalr tssre *M paring the new artificial silk-yarn. FOR SALE—Red Bliss Triumph borhood. Street Paving nnd TO' RENT—Furnished f poatol *do«*«i •* P (611 Orlando road. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. WANTED or Spaulding Rose Four Seed Influential manufacturing firms walks paid. Can be bought on B to 7 room house. Call 490-J, lh a ir d nuiuoar if FOR RENT—One furnished apart­ John* County Is reached through Cull after 8;00 A. M, to 5:00 P.M. ■lr* rail About ana very easy terms. Price $I^0i£0. are experimenting on a large seal*. Potatoes. Selected Maine stock. ment and two furnished bed­ Advertising the St. Augustine Evening Record. nut, or Phone 270. Mid Florida Produce Mad ha* a and n»*r* can't Quick results. Two cento per word. FOR SALE—Brunswick-BInko Bil­ rooms. 1000 Ouk Ave. f it. lent* you ual*** Ll I ABOUT Yolk County and Sample copy on reausst. Grooms, Not Brides liard table with nil equipment. FOR RENT — Furnished down- SEE OUR LARGE LISTING FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cows. 'you! land, through the Star-Tele* TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily First Class condition. Andress it. BEFbRE BUYING/ iMVrp ka Shaky Says Pastor Call 100-J. atnirs bedroom, 410 Onk Ave. jp Rest advertising medium in I Tbo l i * . , Times, the great home daily, E. Hawkins, Orange City, Fla. I r raid lorida Published mornings. by im < rate I ’Ac per word, mlnlmuu, LONDON, Jan. 1.—There may FOR SALE—Home of the best Moatfao BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. Sti iegnim. Lakeland. Fla, black hammock celery and veg­ charge 26c cash with order. Write Real Estate be blushing brides, but they have etable land in Florida. Will sell '■ ■<■}> , 01 ^Xenla. Make your calcs for complete rate card. REALTORS Boy Babies Weaker no trembling hands when in the In 10-acrc tracts. Write Owner, iffio ia n t t igh the Xenia Gazette, PALM BEACH COUNTY—The FOR SALE—Twelve acres on Sanford*, Fla. church or vestry, says tho Rev. Box P., care Herald. Declare Biologist 202 First Street I-ukeland Stream; between two scene of stupendous developmentXe Ohio. Rich agricultural — Joseph Wnllett, unstor of a promi­ sqyun acres citrus, balance dis . Want ad and displby Read about it in the Palm Beach inkes; FOR SALE—Registered Airedale nent church in Southport. muck nnd semi-muck; not over­ CHICAGO, Jnn, 1.—Boy babies rat n request ___ ______ Post. Sample copy sent on re­ flowed.... easily irrigated; over Apnrtmont houso on First St. pups. Come and see them. J. have not the same chance of living "You know what somo authors quest V W. Corley. Cameron Ave. IngleCOl IJUS 1 Da.) I.KIIORH—Classthree acres orange groves and oth­ os girl babies, they are the weaker This is a bargain. write about the trembling bride,” ll ml* have the Inrgem clrcuin e s s TORY latl In Houthwealarn Georgia. ADVERTISING gets results if It er fruits; three room houso; screen sex, according to Prof. S. .1. Holme\ Ono five-room bungnlow, in good he says. "It is all Ir^ncomlw; ■ido Farm. reaches potential buyers. Pa- cd porch; partly furnished; two zoologist of the University of Cal­ condition. $500.00 puts you in this don’t yini believe it. Tho girls Hal c fS-word) lln*.______• SAUSAGE—All pork oak-smoked. latka Daily News is circulated in miles center town; half mile from ifornia, spunking here today be­ houso. 1within, eaay write Tn u bold, firm free hand. 40 cents per pound cash. Minimum TO ACH th* prosperous farman industrial and agricultural sec­ nsphuit road; $3000. Miss Annio fore the American Statistical As­ I of Sanford It is the man who lias the wind shipment 3 lbs. Satisfaction guar­ e ind fern grower* of Volusia tion. sociation. ___ Stnnsbrough', Avon Park, Fla. jRen needed. Five acre farm on hnrd road, up. The bride gets hold of the pen anteed.—Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tif"In the first year of life many now in crops. Cheap anw on easy iii one hand, gathers up her drap­ Sen any np*. cou advertise in the DeLand TO REACH BUYERS or seller* of more boa die thun girls, the pro- terms. tired. It is Dai 4ews, rate lc per word, cash Florida real estate advertise in Houses For Rent eries in the other, and nftcr sign­ t»n, Ga. wit rd f. __________ iurtion 'of buy deaths being greater tically . .the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ing tho register thmwH down the PLANTS FOR SALE—Mr*. M. I MAf2—Water vine, Morning Bea- cant a word daily, two cent* a word FOR -RENT—5-room bungalow. n the first month and giadualiy de­ Wu have houses to rent. Come pen ns much us to say "thnt’s V. Evans, residence, "Floral creasing through the rest of the in nnd see us.—Seminolu Realty that!" Tho poor man always makes Thousands of Maine peo- Sundays._________ ____________ Home." Luke Mary, Fla. Second Street between Holly Interestcd in Florida prop* THE MORNING JOURNAL is the and Cedar. Apply II. T. Pace, box year. Studies made in places, per­ Co., 11(5 E. Second Street.______ a mess of it. this Young North Caroltan would iods and social strata where the in­ Reach them through the rouY Wu huve some beautiful lake "Some of the girls are so vig­ liko to como to Florida to settlo 203. accepted want nil medium in fant death rate is low, show the Rate card on applicaDaytona (Fin.) One cent, n word Autos Drive Monks To ratio of boy deaths to girl deaths front lots on laiko Wlldmore one* orous that they cross the nibs of down. Experienced salesman, col­ mile from the Dixlo Highway my fuuntnin pens." lector, clerical work, railway clerk, an insertion. Minimum 26c. is high. As wc go bnck in em­ half AUfetTlSB in tte Journol-Herin a nest of beautiful clear lakes, SecludedMountainTop truck farmer and poultry farmer. bryonic life this ratio steadily in­ a South Georgia’s greatest FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 1.— Honest, reliable and sober. Make for sale. creases. The male, apparently, is new iper. Morning, afternoon, We will build your homo, land­ mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ than eleven thousand winter an offer. Write 709 care of Her­ MUNICH, Jan. 1.—Thu whirl the weaker animal, ut least at the scape your grove, and relievo you More »fiec|irectory weef and Sunday Cr.ssiflcd ratei fied business, rate le a word, min­ visitors have registered with tho of modern life, exemplified by! stait of life.” 10c pr line. Waycreis Journal* imum 24c cash with order. of trouble and worries incident to chamber of commerce so far dur­ ald. AO VI automobile horns,,xadio, telephones Ueri, Wnycrom. Georgia. —---------------- 1 ■- ■■ — r- *■ building up a place. ing the nresent season. Now York ! WILL TRADE well located resisen; Tn tho meantime, you can go lends nil other states wltfi 1,(03. A LITTLE WANT [AD in "Tli* nnd electric lights, is getting "too | ORLANDO VOTES ON BpNDS dental lot for automobile. If In—;----fishing. You can fish in any one Ohio comes second with 1,219 nr«l terested address Box 78 care Tho Herald will bring you big re­ much for tho Troppist monks of; ^ /uilding Material Banz. Despairing of seclusion in ORLANDO, Jan. t.—Freehold ■ LM„ ®’ writes diof the dozen lakes, and if you don’t Pennsylvania la represented by Herald and describe your car. sult*. Advertise those old articles |mail and Unaper nJvcr----------you have stoied »wsv and have their present monastery nenr Unm- §*'s iu Special Tag School District know how to fish, wc huve several 1,191. Michigan registers 1.00*1 --------------------------iCLE Concrete Co., general No. I will go to the polls on Dc- exports who will bo glad to show nnd Massachusetts 989. In the to­ FbR SALE—One hundred sacks rlanfjnplcto cam- H no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad berg, they will soon withdraw to !remhor tent work, sidewalks, build31 to vote upon a bond Spaulding Rose seed potatoes, !*8*rtTrn ex p erien ce, bring you several dollars. remote part of the Bavarian moun issue o? $200,000 to be used for you. Mr. Scholfield who has been tal there are 333 Canadians and u docks, irrigation boxes. J, & may |e 015 orU 7 i, Sanford, from Maine, $5.00 per sack. L. A. tains. singing at the Baptist Church will Phone 148 an-J a representative small numbor from China, Hon­ rilleger. Prop.______________ will tax, vouch for the above. Brumiey. Several v 'i?t ill aivi’ sitesS uarc r c under iii mi; r lconsidu u a i i i * i improvements . . . * «» of , the. Orlando 1( \ call to see you.__________ _ duras and Mexico. limber and Building Material erntion* one of them a mountain public ftchoota. Although LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Tampa—Water supply system to TURE A^IOTOR r e . tho city a week or so ago declined Carter Lumber Company Apartments Longwood. Flatop where once stood n baronial bo installed in Sunset Park addi­ San Joso (Calif), policeman bit w in ! _LnQrcl St. Phone 605 castle. Here it is felt that the to pnss nn issue of $4(10,000 fur off part of a man’s cur and then tion. _____________ _______ | For Rent penitential and silent days of t h e ! ^ improvements, it is stated that iL LUMBER CO. House c some more cops caught the rest LRT ELE FOR SALE—A few Mid-West AtV_____I «... ____________ school builds never have failed to SERVICE Trnppist brothers could he passed of tho mun. FOR RENT—Three room apart­ tp___ , Expert licai repairs, Service, Quality and Price.__ ilitor garden tractors, all new, curry here. without disturbance. ment, 300 French Avenue. 1W. Centr yo. Orlando, nt half price. Giving up agency Lost and Found account health and poor business City fogs are said to cause Eng­ AMERICAN SEED FOR H. 8. POND )ST—Just west of Sanford one in cotton belt. Walter H. Bishop, [OMOBILAr RENT Devoe’s THE ARMENIANS O ver W o o d r u f f A W nt»on |brown travelling bag. Return land more loss in n year than does Alhen, Gn. unemployment. 66-JAN-25 ft Hotel Valdez, Sanford nnd re­ * ■— - - ■*—- PAINT and POLISH ->A-REEL TYPEWRITERS ERVIAN. Russian Armenia, Jan. Drivo it STEWART’S SUBDIVISION Nelf. Oak | Second St. live reward. O. D. Iainnn^d. L—-Severn i large shipments of The Best Quality BUY----- SE L L -------RENT FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, FOR RENT—Two room furnish­ tie 3. * Altamonte Springn seed grain for experimental pur­ Clean— R epair lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ See ed npnrtmcnt, also bed room, Some people mourn the difikul200 henutiful building nnd busi­ poses In Armenia hnve been receiv­ 1‘bune 33M ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ ro b o d y | u r in g suitable for 2 young men or coup­ ies under which they live but think ness lots, prices range from $150 ed by the Nenr East Relief from non, Ind. le—uses of gnrnge, 1009 Union ..-/o f the plight of the cross-eyed one to $850. See these large lots be­ tho U. S. Department of Agricul­ :s STEj . Avenue. fore you buy elsewhere without a ture. An intensive ciTort will be ly repairing Kebuihiing'who is n cross-word puzzle fun. Chiropodist made to improve the quality of public alley in the rear. Come fcgles Home. Kvenue. FOOT SPECIALIST crops through the use of improved Try Smith's Barber out and sec mo anytime. I live Elton J. Moughton Fortin. Huitlonn, I n g r o w ­ American seed. hero and wnnt neighbors.—^Wilmer fAUTOS Shop for good barber i n g Null*. H e a v y OullStewart, Altnmuntu Springs.____ mr miMP* or tir e d a c h in g Hay ARCHITECT !feet. FOR SALE—Several 1-acre tracts work. Ladies welcome. light. Meets [ains. Bag“ASK MR. CONNELLY” 1111 . c. I . nisi.Kh of unimproved land. See Ste­ transfer. First National Bank .Bide* Fountain Pens and N ext to Valdez. 551. Yowoll D ra w Illdg. wart, Altamonte Springs. AUTO About the Following UargnlnH Orlando. Phoua. K U vator Sanford, ■ Florida Pencils. U- B. CA1 Day and Xn\V .1-ruuiii liuiiKaluiT. I'lrnl («rn- P A It 1C A i r u u p I11I. r o m r r M t h . FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW taxi *erv Anytime, Close in $3,000—$300 cash. Bal­ llnu. pnvril «tlrrrl» anil Mlil«*«*nlh>i. r . n n l r r n r t p o n u r p . tIOi 117. *30*1.00 Violins, Ukuleles L*. 2?2. nr Kurur..-. *.*.oo.iH> raak, SSii.wi per ance like rent. I'll,It. I l n l u n r r n t FOR miiMlh, UN HER PR ICED AIJTO WR liT_____ and Guitars. FOR CHRISTMAS DAVID B. HYER Every HouseWife Sanford Avenue lots. For u few ME HO. bnj light scrFrenli Fruits Flashlights and ARCHITECT days only. Day pi and ALUMINUM Nighl K H i l l T - r i i n m I n n a l u r r h o i u r , n n Kail Road Frontage ie 690__ Vegetablm Batteries. M em ber A. I. A. S l X r o o t u b u n u n l u t r , 3 lir tl r n o i u n . Complete Stock n t r n lo t, iluufilr KnruKi*. «(''*• An opportunity to buy Right. PRICES REASONABLE XING STA a n d " liivvn, n i H l r r n r t | > o * u r p . Ili>nl r v till I IT. » t v K n r n a r , r n a l r r n Itoa* U ttlldlng W. V. WHEELER. ■ l i l r u l l n l n r p t l u n I n l u u n . A r r n l Super Heterodyne AUTO 8U ROYAL FRUIT CO. i r t p o a u r r . 1‘r l r r S5.730.IK I. * 7 3 0 .0 0 (Irlundii, K la rlilu h u m p . Y o u i n u a l » r r II lit a p p r r r 110 E. Second St., Phono 101-J N e a t lu W r a te r a U alu a r n a h . *00 p r r m o n lh . pJWS’ s Kk i u l e r r n l t u l u r . *10„VH>. T r r i i u . and Atw&ter-Kent AT10N. Gas, Oil, AccessoL O T S — L O T S — I.UTS Service witi>, ile. Elm Radios. FOR s a i j : o n e a s y t e r m s — AVr I t n t r l o l a lu r n t r il In r v r r jr a r r l l i i n o f ( h r c(l>'. * 3 0 t l o t t ii null S- 0 X o rT llt.A M I P A IN T Eirst. Phonel; p r r liiu iilh t i l l l p u l ) u u iu p u a a ra alo u o f o u r o f I h r m , Desinibm residential lot, close to T ho I'alnt T hat Save* Ton ITS—Three town. Paved street. All improve­ Marlila *n<l G ran ite from all Money. lunrrlea. Host of q u ality and and Second. F jn(| EUn] M a n u fa e to re d hy ments. Corner wilt sell for $100 K l i r r w i u - I . l i i d i l r f P a i n t t '» . ford' Avenue and, Street. workmanship. Real Estate Loans cash and balance at the rate of 311 East Second Street. W r'te (o r la te s t daalgna. Hold by (Realtors} service. $20 monthly. Price $1000. l'honu M I I K I V I i P A I N T ( ’l ) I I P m C. n. TUIINIUL. H. Hftcoml S tr e e t Phono G30-J 103 N. Park Ave. ICI U i i a e u l la A ve. 105 Magnolia Ave. 493-W. Or write- Box 79 care The Be a u t y N u n f n r i l . K l o r lU u S e w M e riw e th e r U alld ln g P h o n e STS “OPEN AT NIGHT’ I*. O. II o x K*3, I ' h o a o M * I’hun* 122 Sanford Herald. pnrrrAitR. arinello Phono 48 k of all kinds rialty. Old Fi water a Ik nuiitlinp^ ny.nf 'ational , * . DRUGS PY'S DRUG ST ___ iitions, Drugs, . 'Y* near you as . .'’phone. 103. e>T : rut_ ALL T O O ‘HOW . M A H T 5 0 ! T t - U 'b f b T K E l FLORIST LtAWE. /N P L E A -b A ^ T ,6 0 T us t h e : D O Y O U I~™ P L A v C E .W H E lR e UtT THE FLOi E V E M irs1 a , t H o rse : *v t o r e : »Wcr* for all «;] W A IS T * ? N A C tC lE B O N b •Myrtle.^ i>hon THEM If V W O R D f^ O X Z -L E . WiTEfoT AND Q O O K 'i ’ ^lukvs type tfnns, fo I j DHice Supplies K W f Ball H ardware Co. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Ball H ardware Co. F. P. RINES A. P. Connelly & Sons Seminole Marble Co. J.H . JACKSON By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER C R O SSvt w ord/ LAWvKIt ,0’llRYAN. nob- Hank butidir __ 1 hone 417.1, 3 puzzle N-ANDw rt \ t. J ® H. ,i4)\VAii_ m and er and Ro«t rnt-lS. me and | reek ejc e HI. -------J j To v e s ]. I;— ORD STOVE i f e i t & i -a,’gUk uUlVCl, mhJ »eat »'* and victfolns. uUr,dit . Phone 49L-3| r T T» EH—— - JM~ ' ^ to cx y . HbyPluli l TuUin Semite. .Inc c.ia.t lhitv.-1 o . 1921. / / /rc.-ivvd I"I 1 — r~ ■SO I II � 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, January 01, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 01, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 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/079835d603ca1fbc64c5d062dae4096b.pdf c346f19cdb9fcbdbbe5ee58583dcc1a7 PDF Text Text w _______________ * , • . *. • ,(] . * r Vv ~c- f * •r *• * ' - ■• fjr.VT4,'r '> /SPAPEK THE W EATHER Florida: Fair tonight and Sun­ day, slightly colder tonight with light to henry frost* in north nnd probably central portions, moder­ ate northwest winds. •n "Florida’s Heart, ^Greatest V egetable {Richest Garden Land IVI- A ssociated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 102",. Forehead iday Fatalities In END OF STRIKE Milady’s Again Fashionable lieStatesTotal 16; IN COAL REGION Seriously Injured BELIEVEDNEAR ilotor Mishaps,; Shootings, Two je, And Train Claim Lives re Reported In Florida Minister Is In Mo# ? A cAt Lakeland News Summ ary | LOCAL City Commission plans to in­ stall a $15,000 modern fire alarm system Two Sanford ministers arc presented automobiles for C hrist­ mas gifts. Routh’* filling station is rob­ bed by nutnmohile bandits. M. W. Lovell is appointed Ju s­ tice of I’cncc to succeed the late L. G. Stringfellow. Eire destroys W hittle home on French Avenue early Saturday morning. Sanford observes grentest Christm as celebration in hii'tory of the city. Hotel Forrest Lake is fe a ­ tured in new A. C. L. pamphlet. STATF. The first violator of the new Florida rca! estate law is tried in Orlando. DOMESTIC Sixteen people nre killed an*l five others seriously injured in Christm as Day occurrences. Early term ination of the a n ­ thracite strike is predicted with the renewal of negotiations be­ tween miners anil operators next week. . Rum treaty with Cuba, sim ilar to the one with Canailn, may he negotiated by the United States. John McCormack will sing over radio for the second tim e on New Year’s Eve, while his voice is broadcast to the fru r corners of the earth. Two nre killed in explosion which destroys home bought by Topeka, Kansas m a n ' for his bride. ATncrican Marines nre sent to China from Manila, according to advices reaching State D epart­ ment a t W ashington. FOREIGN Turkish women nre to receive equal rights in securing divorces. Vronch cabinet begins consid­ eration of finincial proposals of Paul Doumer, m inister of fin­ ance. LONDON, Dec. 20.—( ^ —Fore­ heads have again become,fash­ ionable but women’s ears must •‘till be covered up and are use­ ful only ns appendages from which great ear rings i»may dandle. London hairdressers have come to the rescue of women whose heads anil faces lack the highly classical lines necessary to make the slicked down hair becoming. The hair is now swept straight hack from the forehead and the first ami sec­ ond dainty waves cause grace­ ful loops to fall over the car*, merely indicating the shape «*f head without accentuating any unnttrnetivo lines. Joint Sub.Commit tec Will Meet In New York Tues­ day To Renew Efforts To Effect Quick Settlement Miners To Be Asked To Return To Work Three Definite Rians Have Been Submitted But None Is Considered Acceptable NUMBER 125 Sixteen Pages FIRST B R E A K E R IU S. Marines Are Sent O F H R E A L T Y -r ™ - r * a* V LAW IS CAUGHT I o China From Manila; Orlando Broker Convicted Of Misrepresentation And Col­ lecting CommMon From Seller and Buyer Falsely WHISKEY TREATY MAY RE SOUGHT BY US. WITH CUBA Kuo And W ife Slain Of Marines T wo Killed When Explosion Movement May Be Routine But Situation In China Destroys Home Purchased By Is Closely Observed Original Contract In Case Is Alleged To Have Been Charles Flora For His Bride Fighters May Be Lost By The Accused Man Decision Reserved Until Next Monday Going To Peking SCRANTON, p a„ Dec. 2«.—GP) ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 2(1.—(/I*)— TOPEKA, Kan*., Dec. 2d.—(/Pi. house. There was little left of the The first real estate broker in Flo­ — Duly a heap * f splinters nnd a structure. —With the anthracite joint sub­ A few tinthcru hail rida to be tried for violation of the crumbling pile of bricks mark tho fallen back upon the foundations committee to renew negotiations in new real estate tnw, was tried in spot where Charles Flora had and under the shattered mass of New York next Tuesday, all in­ Orange County Court here licre today 1 planned to bring his bride some wreckage Mr. Shaffer, 67, and his terested parties, including the an­ before Judge Victor llutc iTATua., Dee. 26.— thracite consuming public today if i >u* ! time a fter the New Year. A 66-yenr-old wife were found dying. cisintt was reserved until Witnesses said the bungalow was J* -° !,i Christm as day blast Friday manifest**! an air of expectancy. itoeii persona were L. K. Hamilton, of the real es- snuffed out the lives of Mr. and literally cntnpuluted 50 feet into There will be no plan before Dry Chief Andrews Visits 1tate others suffering firm of Hamilton Brothers, 12 Mrs. William H. Shaffer, the aged the air where it seemed to burst the conference acceptable to both serious injuries Island With A ssistants To West Church Street, of Orlando, couple with whom young Flora had like a bomb. The house next door WASHINGTON, Pec. 26.-* operator and miners, but idl charged with m isrepresenta­ lived for several years ami Flora was crushed in. Windows for (AR ).— A company of Antori result of 15 occurLay Foundation For Pro­ was miners anil others hoi>c that an tion nnd collecting n commission if* in a hospital badly in­ blocks around were irttnshc*l and ienn Marines is enroute to (ie South on Christagreement .•.ill be reached that posed Treaty N egotiations Iront noth the seller and ihe pur­ himself chimneys shaken down. The shock jured but expected to recover. will restore peace in the Industry. rtports received by chaser without the consent of all was felt sharply more than a mile China front Manila, but whe­ W hat caused the terrific explot Announcement of the call for the WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—(/P)— parties concerned. W alter W. Rose trio had gone from their Christmas away. L ted Press revealed. Five neighbors were in­ ther the movement han New York meeting by Alvnn Mar- Another li*|uor treaty joining Cuba as chairman, of the Florida Real jured, four suffering severe bruises special significance in view of Automobile accidents, sion will never be known. The kle, chairman of the joint sub­ nnd the United Staten, in an effort Estate Commission, with offices in dinner to see tlu* little bungalow ami a fifth, a boy, sustaining a icings, two suicides the Chinese civil warfare, has committee, brought a joyous to guard this country’* prohibition this city, made the complaint. Flora bail bought n month ago. broken arm. fe'n wreck figured in the The defendant was charged with They Christmas to the coal fields. not l>o»*n made known by of­ dyke* against leakage from the At the hospital, F'lora told a t­ noticed an “odor of gasoline*' happening. . Six sta te s selling a lot in a local subdivision as lliey entered tile cottage. They tendants hi* isdieved one of the ficials here. One of the first moves at the ixlnml, i:» in prospect. Ii i * } jn the death}* ns folconference o expected to he a re­ A southern port inspection trip to Vernon Bolton of this city, for {* bail separated to meander through party bail stepped on n match, ig­ Licking official explana­ request from the oporntors that begun by Secretary Andrews of $1,250 while he hail it listed from the rooms. niting it and setting off the gas* fl; Florida, 4; Louisitory advices, it was believed tho the miners return to work pending the treasury, prohibition enforce­ II. S. Searle, also of litis city, for There had been a tremendous charged hou •*. Ho said he had sailing of several destroyers with Ahama, 2; Kentucky, 2; $1,2’*0 ami not informing both p ar­ negotiations. noticed matches on tin* floor in ment chief, and assistant Vnllancc, J|. Ii! A tlanta, little the marines was of routine nature, Sif the amount ut Which it a us concussion and a moment later previous trijis of inspection. Manj Men Want To Return of the state departm ent will take ties although development* in China Lchnnan, nine years old, listed and sold. neighbors found Flora lying almost The Shaffers came here from during Tho request will be based on them to Havana where it is exthe Inst two days have bzen ly an 11-year-old play'­ Attorneys for the defendant pro­ 100 feet from what had been the Florida eight years ago. lettcrs forwarded to John L. Lewis, pocted they will be able to lay duced a copy of the contract en­ closely watched by Washington ll j,-ui» which the tatte r president of the United Mine | tho ground work for the treaty. authorities. tered into by Hamilton nnd Searle V,v. was loaded. The Workers, and Maj. \V. W. Inglis, It would be siniular to theso re- which specified that Hamilton isveral hours Inter in a These included the reported cap­ chuirman of the anthracite opera- contly completed by this country could have all over $1,200 less five Jobt-rt I-uthcr Croft m et ture on Thursday of Tientsin by tors’ negotiating committee, ini with Mexico nnd Canada. per cent commission th at he might I an automobile accident tlu* national people’s army and th« which it was stntcd that such a With the northern nnd south- get for the lot. The original „ .. copy i nu a companions were killing Friday of Gen. Kuo Sungcourse would have the approval of western border* m aterially rein- i of the contract was lost from the Lin nml wi:* wife by soldiers of Tree, Killing One a t least $5 per cent of the idle forced my means of the treaties, uifne oi tm linker, according Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian war enforcement officials regard the his testimony but Searle identified automobile crashed lord. Qcn. fch n • pole near Dalton, I.i Ching-I.ing Defeated After action is taken on this re­ Pacific and southern coasts ns next the contract as ticing the dupli- 1 give special attention. cate of the original. Howard was instantly In the capture of Tientsin, tho quest, consideration probably will to Mr. Vnlhince, and Secretary AnThe purchaser and ids brother [Hilly Pearce anil Henry people’s army was said to hnv« be given to pence plans proposed ilrews, who played prominent part * both denied that they had been in­ l<re *‘riously injured. by organizations or individuals. in negitinting the Mexican and formed of the ji.it price or that Golden Tenor Voice Of Amer­ No Serious Accidents Occur defeated troops of Gen. Li Ching", (irover, a business To Mar Higgcsl Celebration I.ing, former governor of Chiht Three definite plans have been sub­ Canadian treaties, will likely dis­ they knew anything about a bonus. ican Singer Will Be Hoard navii'c, Ga., took his mitted, none of which has been ac­ Ever Held In This City; province. Almost Around World As j Christmas Day. cuss the prospective Cuban agree­ They each testified that they were Gen. Kuo and his wife, captured ceptable to both sides. Two pro- ment with American Ambassador informed that the lot was $l,2tiil Rolicc and Firemen Best in a cellar when* they hid after E. E. Montford, He Sings Over The Radio po'iil* were accepted by the opera­ Bt and killed by his Crowder nt Havana as well as but that Hamilton would let Bol­ Kuo’s army was defeated Thursday tors and one by the miners ns a Cuban authorities. ton have it for $1,250. rn Monford, when the W hat is reported to Ik* the great­ by thnt of Mursluil Chang, met a NEW YORK, Dec. 26— f/T) Tho bads of settlement. lirtir father endeavored Smuggling of merchandise nnd golden tenor video of John Me* est Christina* in tlu* history of rebel’s death. Gen. Kua onco com­ The original demands proposed investigated by tho two officials. [irrin fom whipping his Cormack will he heard almost Sanford was observed here yester­ manded troops under Chang, but err said. t> the operator* by the miners in n|{cn* ns well as liquors is to bei jV* 1 * 1 * j uroonil the iiiuuini a world on Now Years day in characteristic ...... .. ......... * manner. revolted nnd niado wur against tho was instantly killed Atlantic ( ity on July 9, included ^j,. Andrews who has charge of I K o I)1 h ‘( 1 l> y l i i l l K l l l S night if an elaborate international Business houses throughout the Manchurian., A fter capturing Kuo anility was wounded a two year contrnct, a ten per cent the coast guard* and‘ custom units broadcasting program is rucrosn- city were doted . sp***‘p i program and ills wit" Chang1* soldiers ryt he *.i«J ami t.'lu 'a ffra y near Columful. The singljig will bo OIIO f* ■- , wwrir ,'e s c : ! d tho .*: *H-rs of th increase in the contract wage of tho treasury, along with prohi­ unidentified ansailturn o f an iTitematlonnl conrertI VBr|ou» c..urches, the City Halil woman i arm s, then shot both. scale, u $1.00 « day increase for bition enforcement, hopes to be -ought. w'eto locked r.nd buiinessl Later their head* were severed Routh's service station, nt tho whicli will be opened at 6 o clock nil men paid by th<* day and adop­ able to report co-operation between lirinsun wus killed in a , standstill vvhilu nt tho- command of Gen. Chang corner of West First Street and 1oiutern standard* time,. by the .; n ,,„« young ......... and ............... tion of the check off under which the officials upon his return. Me accident near JackJasmine Avenue wan robbed of $150! broadcasting id %wrhinu*s of l»g „ n(1 olt, rlcl| ni„, |1(Mirt enjoyed a were place * <1 on the grave of one Union dues would be deducted Fin., and his brother Christinas Eve by two nu*n travel-j b''n in London. ,|ny which was un marred with of (h a n g *s favorite general* who from wages. | ibrey Brinson was ining in a Hudson touring rnr, n e -' McCormack has sung over tho i ncrious accidents or any cnlnndt* had been kills*1 hy Kuo. Operators Refuse Demands Peking, it is thought, may ho cording to a re{iort nuule to tho i radio only mice, last New Year *. olJS happening happenings, Tlu* operators refused the de­ nton, Kin., Raynor J. the destination of the marine* sail­ police department. I Lucressia Hori, who sang with him Crowds throngeil the streets of mand.* and proposed that mining i dead ns the result of ing from Manila, since they would CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 20.— A. Routh wns tending tho fi l l i ng’ 'R' "°Xl the city in holiday nttire nnd the not likely be needed a t Tientsin, William Austin and Jim Harris, while accident. Frank (TP)— A clause in the new Turkish lie continued nt the same rate of lake trout wns lined with auto­ where the army ha* charge of I hi* sons, Ben nnd H art, civil code puts an end to one of ,,aV and that the points u?on which both colored, were arrested Thurs- station in his sun’s absence when * md.i> • pr g u in connection with the the b itterest phases of woman’s th. negotiators were unuWY* to i ,|uy night by Sheriff C. M. Hand the two men drove up nhout K:!I0 I The program will b<* transniit- mobiles fil’ic*! with sight seers nml American military activities. ubniittcil to arbitration, anil charged with reckless driving o'clork and parked at tho tanks *'d from the experimental station with fi diermnn who selected Planned To Send Relief subject—the right of a mnn to di­ a glee I aim 155,000 miners quit | after they had crashed together presumably to get n supply of gn*. "f the Radio ( orporatom of Amer- Christmas Day as a lucky one. Near Pensacola After , vorce bis wife a t will and with no Mr. Routh stated that ns ho walked "’u a t lloiiiulhrook. N. J. A « bain .* * * .• / ,i i. ii i,... * AilmiralClarenceW illinms.coiu* Monroe wan killed in trial. work *m S> l't. I. peace plans were ’with their automobiles on Celery toward tho ear *.ru* of its so c c u -!'/ rmllo station* will robr.m,least t elehrntlon of the holiday began, nla|),|lir ,lf tho A iiat|c fleet, reAvenue just east of the ba eball the I’inchot, bile accident near Ponto this country. Ihe Hritieli liroail- Thursday' evening when many of u .nl, inf„rmo,, thtf NaVy D ,ia irL Henceforth divorce will be g ran ­ prepared by b " vpark. Their trials will lie held Janpants thruol a gun in his stomach the ins of the city presented nu>nt th;il |1() ,,|nntu.tj to „cn,j ,je. operator* themselves, and n U nw a lk e d i n t o cast Compan y will r.braailcast tho churehes *.f tho a n d*“i t — "»• 1 "m p*ujj „im...*„is f..r th « lM*in*fit ‘.” tVh eu o. tJh e1r V'b---1 !“ *~ •*‘i iiii’ ilnm brus, wife of ted only by decree of the courts rue county delegates in the uary 5, in county court, it was ,wlhile ..mill in.I tl„> Pfiali to t il*> COIltllU’Ilt llllll toTlllUll dt.l- « IIU Tt .llllllll Ills lfor o r III* oieiUs. the 11*0*11* |H,,K' ’^t| •* 'J 'I ;*royers t*> Shanghai ns relief units and only for such causes as insan­ stated. jii liam brus, died in an the station nml emptied tlu cash . ,| wjj| nj,| j„ , l.nmdeasl the Sunday S. Iiool children. More | ami possibly the marines will re­ state house of representatives. .................... ity, desertion and unfaithfulness. Three other negroes were brought • accident, near Lake‘ , S A C nit'mlKT* unit*........ I ............. » !.. h.1.1 lieve other* a t Peking. The I'imhot plan was accepted in by tho Sheriff during tin* night Women will now stunt! the same sin. S 1 H .... ffl nnw m m ... : th.. old ood ....... .. .I lk . ... lotor Another development of more by the miners and rejected by the and charged with the same of­ young, ho sail), nnd wore dressed I u"' l |! Owen;, of Louisville, chances as men for winning a di­ till hours. During the Christmas Day, specific nature, was reported to employ1 M. It provided for a vorce suit, whereas in the past In grey suits. I Th** U. 8. Marini' Blind, fense. J a’ .1 kille*! hy George , 3 ,*,„ i Shannon (Juartet, Kastman Sym special programs of Christmas th • state department last night by only about one woman in a 1000 board **f investigation to increase Immediately after the robber* h Orchestra. .......... itun Tri*. iiiu.de filled the air in the vicinity Minister MaeMurray a t Peking. if the prii • * cool woumi was able to gain a decree. wages i*'hl, Ky., Ernest Crank had driven away at a raj ml rat,* of , , |lir/ ||ti|u , Strih>r Wujl „ ,|„ nf the houses of worship. Tin* message related that fighting Men, according to the old Mos­ not I* affected. Tlu* plan a so I »mI killed by Karl S ayS,*;,.,l. Mr. Routh teloph.me tho yj (*OIU.t,rt lirV h,,tra. Tin . around Tientsin had Inppsed to ait Carol singers from tin* Kpworth tII||,..l f,.r the chock off if individu­ pobco and various other tilling will hold Ihe ail* until II oYImk. 'bin, a m erchant lem law, which originated Home l.eaguo of the First Methodist extent permitting resumption of stations, warning th**ni of the I4mtp'M. I .*., grieved over 1,400 years ago in the Arabian des­ al \votk* rs agreed. Tin* station* in this country Chinch were In aril upon the streets Intel national trade service between The operators’ plan was disap- .... Rev. F. D. King, pastor of the dits’ preicnco in the city. |r-,it. hot and killed erts, could divorce a woman by which will relay this program are: Thursday evening. They marched U .»t city and Peking and that cumthe simple expedient of making the proven hy tho nnutTH vhirfly no­ First Uuptpist Church was the re­ Polico wore today working on W.I/, New York: Wlttl Washing ,,v,-r a long route, previously map ""icm l service also bad been re­ 1' 'mi of t||(> only train statem ent before two witnesses, or catis** it connecte<l out and out cipient of a ro w Buick Sedan as meager clues tlint may lead to the ton; WHY; Schenectady; KY'AL pod out. and entertained the resi-1 sumcil. I rI,l 11 > ihi> ilay was o f w riting "I divorce so ami so," ai lot ration in future which the a Christmas gift from hi* congre­ identification anil urrest of tho Chicago; K D K A, I’itt burgh; dents along their line of march | tltur, engine* r, who was which needed only the signature <>f ....... ii l.iider* strongly opposed. gation .according to an announce­ thieves, although their apprehen­ KFKX. Haslings; YVIIZ Spring with many old familiar carols. ;Jap Leader MHhdr.tws Manifesto | On ii|a. Ark,, when his the witnesses to receive the O. K. pl“" wus reject- ment made this morning. sion in not expected, it 1* said. field; KUA. Deliver, and Kt.u Tile legislators* mi TDK ID. Dee. 26.—(A*).—'Thu war The Municipal Hand gave a con­ of tiir judge. This easy procedure the ground into til*1 renr end of Hak land. Cal. These will br Presentation of tho gift was (>d by the miner office today received a dispatch to rt in Central Park Christmas naturally led to an enormous num­ that it did not greatly HUMi; REPORTED ROIUIED from made* by the Pii** Organ Club, a eonnectrd with New York by I.i1d Eve which was said to have lieen from Mukden that the commander ISpmgler, secretary to ber of divorces ns m ay lie judged that of the em ploy1"1wires on slmrt wave length radio. enjoyed by hundreds of late shop­ of the Japanese forces lias with­ class of tin* Sunday School, and. am Gunter, and his by the fuct that in Constantinople Dr. King accepted the gift with uj The home of Toni Morris, on pers, who were hurrying home drawn the manifesto while fight­ M,- Roao A borerom- atone during the east three months few remarks expressing his thanks Palmetto Avenue, an employee **f with bundles for decorating their ing within a six ntilo radius of •hi n their nutomo- 293 divorces h a. been registered. l)on-Juun Chevrolet Company, to the members of the congrcgn-1 tlu* the Don-Juan Co Christmas trees with last minute Mukden, from which is assumed ,,T*r in a small t* ream wus reported to have been cut* red that Marshal Chang T* >-I.in will tion and telling of the valuable gifts. <'®<ry. Ala. (Continued on Pago II) aid the automobile would I** to him Christum* Eve and u small sum of Police and the members of the money taken from a dresser draw ­ in his church work^_______ i minty law* force, while busy, were er in one of the bedrooms. not called upon to quell any sen Mr. Morris eould not be located Hyron W. Kuhn, silk lint m anu­ uus disturbances of tho peace, today for verification of the report facturer for most of the P resid­ Conductor Joseph Rcizcnstcln to­ i which prevailed throughout the Th,. ents since the time of Grunt, ri anil the police department has reday unnounccd the lollowipg pro­ MACON, Gn.. Dec. 2d.—(/?)— t.Ry, A quiet day was enjoyed > d no complaint. '^ n ti y died ut his Milwaukee hom e.1ceicod ci gram for tile band concert to bo 113 French Avenue \V. I* (Youngl Stribling, 21, who t,y members of the fire depart!‘ri u " _________ - . ------held in Central Bark tomorrow a f­ completely destroy*•* begun Ids boxing us a school boy,| also, mornii .bout 1 d o c • j ternoon a t 3 o’clock. and Miss Clara Virginia Kinney, Efforts of firem n to « v« J[J® 1. March—ScRs-Floto Triumphal ^ of the church candaughter of Mr. nml Mrs. W. O. I ) j \ j e * 8 C o l d W e a t h e r City Manager W. B. William* —King. Kinney, were married at noon here 1 1 . . . , stated this morning that one of considertarted hist Sun2. Overture—Spic and Spun— today itti tho home of tho bride by ' | 'o C o n t l l l U e P ' 1 to result from u Jewell. the earliest improvements to bo • Rev. Dcnhurt Reynolds and uncle 1*i!l be h?*»un tomormade by the city will be the oj3. Concert W altz—Y’ionntf' Beau­ puratus urriveu. |,llU‘ nf Miss Kinney. "V on** i . an att.octwj a (T vurkers from nil the ties—Zlehrer. WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—GV) — tnl'lishment of a modern fire alarm a spectacular Pasco Duncan is In trouble Duncan haJ made In Police The time ami plans for tho wed­ Conilnued cold weather throughout 1 hes of the city, I. A Group of Popular Songs— large crowd from various holiday a train, nu He was arrested on W est'> Court wu« ••••»*••»«•»•«••• *• — - —- - and sentenced . him to serve ding lind been keqit a close secret tin. South, with snow in several system. district hive been asked to Berlin & Feist. parties in the downtown The .city hus hud plans under First Street yesterday by Deputy about 1HU duy* on the streets. since tho engagement <»f tho cnuple „talcs and frost exter.diilg ns .ar way for sum-* time, it wa.* an­ first Baptist church Intermission. and in the Immediate neigh > Sheriff Bob Kennedy and lodged I)unean put up a plea for mercy wns announced several days ago. as northern Florlil.i " I prolii 1 nounced, for installing n modern tr 12:10, noon, hy John 6. Sacred Selection—l^ive ami in the county jail, after he is said account of his living the sole They were revealed for the first to i. nlrul Florida w.t* for.-•is- f ,Wfl 1is chairman of the Loyalty-- Bernard. h>It was states! th; morn'njr th--B to have caused a traffic tic-up by on support of a wife unit five child- time ^ this morning when a news tonight nml Kunduy t»y the Weath­ system which will cover the entire _ ’aking the work. 0. Serenade— D'Amour — Von practically no furniture () »rt ^ city and considerably lower the having an argum ent with other ren. Tho plea was answered in a _‘ aper reporter overheard Stribling er Bureau. ■ 'I* assisted in tak- Blon. of any value were - »v.m1 by n»tn f.*r sn »w fire insurance rate in Sanford, drivers over tho right of way. De- few days hy his being released making arrangements for railway The indicuiionn me 7. Patrol Humoresque— Pin on last Sunday, it wns hers of the ifnmily- 1he J®1. , Inst night th a t j rom cuatody and out «n proba- accommodations for himself nml flurries in leiine»*ce and the Ap i Mr. Williams said that “not at least th at number! my way to Dublin Bay.—Lanipe. believed to ic partly covered b> nuty Kennedy said ** *----with " it’* the sume old trouble tion on his premise to leave the f rom Ytluntu to New York, pnlnchion regions, mostly fa*r | only will the alarm system be of ’ l,i bo present fer duty d- March—Ohio Division—King, insurance. South | Duncan. A combination of autoelsewhere in til city. department •t i.i said that the task U. National Anthem—The S tar Tho couple will leave Atlnntu I weather io next -16 hours. ° .... l' great service to the fire depart­ Member* of the ti* ntobilu and moonshine*. during I ment, bu( it will servo to give tho Chief Roy G. Williams stated 1111 census was much Spangled banner.—Keys. said that about « “T " The tem perature wtil be Montc- City of Sanford a five per cent dis­ When told th at ho was under this morning that Duncan hus sus lute this afternoon for nn extend­ honeymoon trip, which will take *r- was expected by the “ “ T" • middle minutes were lost due t‘» «^ [ r £ arrest, Duncan offered resistance, nended wntcnce* of 0 months hang- ed t jJC|n to several eastern and mill­ what lower tonight in th Atlantic count In tho insurance rates.” The ing called to 1013 Vreach Avenue Atlantic uml the North fire fI as is said td be his custom under ing over him for violation of vari­ highest rating could not be given • ,ir,> asking aid from instead circumstances, uoo and he •and the ous law*. It is expected that he die western cities before their ro- stutes, North Carolina, ’Tennessee to Sanford without installation of inoieau of to -W 113, ..... where. the housc I nut h n circumniuiieen, turn. l|f their respective. and cold and Southern Kentucky nt then was rapidly consuming deputy settled the urgumer will be turned over to the city and P “» b| completing the --------weather ill prevuil again general- an efficient alarm syKem, it is After repeated call*.■ th*» m ‘, there. A small club in tin* u!"r*?w. I |t vvus reported this morning were advised « ,rr*’' Ui<’ VhaDman !hand nf Kennedy finally dechfded the made to work out his-sentences on |y eo*t f the Roeky mountain • said. Estimate# which have been pre­ tho street*. at I Mng and Rev. E. D. that M. \V. Lovell had been npduring the next litre A small gra*s ^iri ho iI row in favor f..r the ruvor of or the tna law inw am nnd Dunpared show that the cost of the Following is Duncan’s police I 7 the Baptist nnd P r e s - ' pointed Justice of tlu* Peace by Avenue* wns respond ut about 91 can was carried to the county jail least. system would be about $15,000 record: March 25. 1926, arrested in ■ * , . . . II., r« 'Ii* ii.'it ti l i t respectively are I Governor Martin to fill the vaeanMr. Williams commented on the AGAIN ON THRONE I:y caused by the death of Judge the statem ent t h a t ' manner in which the firemen were 'j1' r» to tlie city h a re j L G. Stringfellow. Mr. Lovell w'«s citv clerk of S*»-POORS'—Wilhelm Hohensollern j misdirected, by tho use of teltfre* - ith some -hurch ! rord for several years, and la well preached a sermon, wore thr uni- call, to the scene of the fire which • ts" ,r*<‘ They Relieve I known here. the W hittle home on. I'nrni uf a Prussian general und destroyed ------- — m *ask i* completed .sat on a throne, all on Chrlstmai. j French Avenue this morning amt Owing t*> the congested mail ser­ u hundred new members . in the northern part of the upon to say nothing of sending poor aid the city wa* far from being ‘umbor th , * the ehureh roll*. j vices nart nu*nt fouiiti j ,3 r t T k r i ; ^ 7 h . j ^ u ~ f . t . a ..ith a , m ,.,1 . <4 ita tc Mr. l-ovoll has not yet receivfamllir new ice plant. Qule ■ influence of intoxicating liquor!*. 0|H*l alarm. J S ? d L lik ’ d m n k lf -I”-" .!-« * Art will tr., 1 d hi* official jiapers from the the Riming with the hose prevented great himself. *l’‘, ’nder°th? g J J T u ! (iov^nor'am i'i't («_l.ot known ju st damage being done and only a At that time Judge YMiito rem ark­ and disorderly and resisting arrest. tact or.';* routine business ed on tho previous appearances in the S a rik u l, »»«" hi* appointment is »o take small loss was reported. fadln. effect. Manifesto Withdrawn By Japanese While Fighting- AtMudken «» M’CORMACK WII.U SANFORD ENJOYS 5 SING OVER RADIO A SAFE AND SANE NEW YEAR’S EVE CHRISTMAS I) A Y Local Filling Station Robbed By Bandits On C h r i s t m a s Eve Turkish Women To Have Equal Chance In Getting Divorce n n Sheriff Hand Kept Busy Christmas Eve liev. F. I). Kiiijr Is Given Buick Car Whittle Residence Almost Completely Sunday’s Concert ftrs Hope To Program Announced Destroyed By l'ire Veto Church M u Sunday “Young” Stribling Married To Macon Girl At Noon Today City To Have New Fire Alarm System Within Few Months frV : m | U r ­ > / ; IV'TiXSi&il :i( iff Inveterate Drunken Driver Arrested Again By Deputy Sheriff Kennedy p >'rious churchc* nmi Lovell Is Named Justice Of Peace Stock Exchange To Be Closed Today mwmw :»• ™-* bSkwui c . ___ t . .... -eft:-, m x z \ �TFTF SANFORD IIRRALD. TfT(TRST)AY, Dec. M, W25, •:••:••:••>•:••:••: •:••:•■>* •:•<••>•:••:• Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 f ir s t st r e e t AND PALMETTO AVE •»^+++;>+»++++t»f++<>l1v v �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 26, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 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 3-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/1314e050fd316a77eacbad536e286112.pdf 39b14e23b4c6fb71c010a6e50a238566 PDF Text Text fv E W S P A P E R p• _ L Florida’s Heart. TH E WEATHER Florida: Fair and *om?whai warmer tonight nnd Friday; mnd1 rate northeast and cast winds. Greatest Vegetable Riihest Carden Land Associated Press Leased Wire killed, 1 Miss­ ed Several Are U y Hurt As L Hit Head On cted Siding je Of Crash Summary J SAN FOB P. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, PEI Twenty-four F urcs N U M B E R 121 ATLANTA ARMS PublicationOf Diary Would _____________________________ ____________________ ___________________________________________________ LOCAL Materia! fur city pier rep o rt­ ed rn route by river line. Young negro arrested for passing counterfeit money. Christm as spirit prevails through-out Sanford. \V. It. Tunnicliffo c o n v u l s ­ ing from injuries received in not 1 accident. Sanford churches to'hold spe­ cial C hristm as services. DOMESTIC * t • Throe am killed, two are miss­ ing and Form er Secretory of War Wevha is injured in head on ccdlir.ion of two trains .'.ear Charleston, S. C. A fter being knocked out in the first round of fight a t Kansu: City. Kan., “ Big" Wnyno Munn definitely decided t > give up ring career. A tlanta p 'lice call in r.el of reserve force in effq rt to com­ bat activities of negro band of auln thieve::. Publication of hi- diary of t-vo y e .i in I’hilndciphia will “ r.ilsv n rurtion," declare-; (Icti. flirtedley Huticr. President Coolidge '.von a while w ife prepares for quiet Chfirtuiar. Day a t White House. Federal Attorney Buckner tie­ pins third “ Padlock erusatlo” against Gotham restaurants. FOREIGN Many rubber brokers of Lon­ don begin to retire following a n ­ nouncement of Am erica’s inves­ tigation of alleged conspiracy to control industry. Thousand* of Chinese report­ ed lulled in fighting attendant to the cap tu re of Tientsin. Raise Ruction’, Says Sutler Who Will Continue Attack John V. Weidemeier Is Chaos Reigns In City, ( ’ailed “Professional Where Soldiers At** Husband” ISyOneWife lathed To Defeated Army BeginLooting CHICAGO, Dec. 2L—(fP>— ed ti* show that it r : u because he would not "go easy" on the biff, hotels that !, • wn “ tired.” But lor -aid tb; t he want* .i »h.’ Rilr. Cnrl^ains Were Golon padlocked f. r liquor law vio- ' SI. Nick Expt'ch'd To Bring John \ . Weidemeier, who came And Grown-Ups into public notice recently tost To Make latloiu ami the dance licnuer. of , Kbillies arrest in St. lauds, the Bellevue-Strut ford and the ] Tilt* Biggest Christ inns throtit'lfchi.i with the wife of a Chicago furor Lost Time Walio’i Hotel revoked for the Every Celebrated H e r e rii r has born termed a "profes­ nmc reneon, but tho mayor it sional husliand” who has been approved. U.ST0 N. S. C. Dec. married at least IS times. In David P. Proyan, r.tnnagcr of Mcrchants Report General ,71.:- ’ person • ore testimony in an annulment suit Manchurian • I The general naid tiint a brond- the Rita Carlton, is under Sl.OOo bid .’.'1 two m ining H eavy Business brought by one of the wives. Said To Have Dealt 1CO side, in which lie alleged the may- !:ail for n hearing 1 n charges <>f She had married Weidcmicr injured, among jcv* wan a protector of nig violators" violating tin* prohibition laws as a Hard Blow To Kuo It*—1. one *f prohibition law, wa« only a prr- result i f n raid on two rooms of Personal j Yv. Weeks, former A nim osities And in Mrs. Esther Wexlor Brooks, the hotel where a private party ’ , iiminury Ida: '. “ I'm going to keep of war. as a result Prejudices ForKiittcn In concert violinist, who said she v. as being held. " 'VM ' 1 ..lit 00 with the attack until l v PEKING, Pec. 21— (AP) — on collision of two The i-nirit Of The Season tniirtieil Woldenteiei, 102-1 when The correspondence included a bit’s r.ad.v I < top. ' be added. “ And I lie was using the name of A rth­ jantic Coftst Lino won’t stop until l prove my cu *." letter front ilutlcr to the mnyor ur Itrnoks. told .lodge Lewis lly A rthur Bullock _(,!»). I Gca. Butler let it be known that last November which said in re­ arly today at Gaillthe ho would endeavor to recall hi* !•■1- g ard to one hotel: “ Drunken men Santy’a on tho way! Sanford \ .terdny that sho was the for­ t, just south of with | tee of resignation Irum the Ma­ .nni young girls were found upon hound, londcd down with an Im­ ty-eighth or forty-ninth wife, rncr. A relief train li, i|, rine (,’nrpr, which In* submitted the hall m ini floor:." : nun no shipment of pood.* that she wasn’t .lira which, and the r md nurses nccomn inIn one memorandum, Butler would dism ay and probably ruin judge indicated the annulment 1 1 1.Monday in order tu remain here, ,,-kir: train, ha t b<-e« ho! 11 He plnnn to \ I .. • . em Ij quoted the mayor as saying: tit- gala spirit of rail official* it would l*o granted. to the reen" o f tho ac" 1 i u’t pdn ( i"" rung n | a tight embargo on reindeer trana;roo!i! next w eek'fo r a conference with ’t hree months a fte r their m arinno- Maj. <ion. John A. Ljjcune, com­ these $7,000,000 in\< rtment*." and ' imi tation linen Humid require the tiage in Dos Moines, la., sho tn er of number 7<*. mandant of ;he corpt , who has in- “you have to lay off these big pin­ railroads to handle tb** stuff. raid her husband defrauded her f'l rhert T. IV.rriah of d a*. Mieat'.d th a t lie is anxious to have e d because thorn ie n difference f,.(ter parents of $13,000 under But go rail emhargae.i or any­ L killed and the engilolicc' the general remain in the serv- between a $7,000,000 inv* iimcnt thing clue mortal can delay the pretenses that he would estab­ Lhcr :*5, southbound, J. and n cheap place which blackmail lu.u ! ice. I <>M man, wlm in now probably just lish <li> m .'H in the movies. She hp-. of Savannah, in ■ ' ' beut - 1 Wouldn't “(!<» Easy % said id ,000 of it went to Brooks. U hi.- body in believed '.rich mad • 1 imnu.nt cm getting ready to hitch up his inIn making public leUurr. v;Ii .1 tK'fitngalde deer preparatory to k wreckage. S. M. AydI tho correspondence hut issued an icrieu pas* 1 d between himself and Mr, Crlc.-ton, baggage ma»a peal « the j pla 0 tu rl Icavviug Ilia mythical icy lair for liand Kendrick and Joseph J\ Gaff :• Florida’s warm and balmy climf n broken leg. city solicitor, the general attem p t­ * him in clifoiving mo law. : ate. t tive, a Pulinmn and I nbpr 70 v . Iji: t telegraphic ci uiinmnicntions fSc.::.;ge car and locorunning on nported Saint Nick " lunlnr 87 were ilcr.ti!sciiedtilu time with sufficient car! tiers to enable him to arrive in ■fit*:! that due 1“ tbs Sanford promptly at midnight for L tin- northbouiiil track ' tho reception of fireworks nml ■t train iWrAllcd last Tso-Lln Declared Victor ' noiii* makers that has been pre- Many E nlcrtainm sB s Are I» h ) train's were running ................................ pared for him. It's a good tiling TDKK), Dee. 2L—(/!»)—Knkusvi ( Ri* ITgtenlid By Viulnus Kuoiund track at the th at ho ’ dinmn’t hnvo to pnrk hia (Japanese News Agency) advices OrjBputixJtllnns ( ’h iistn u iH Accident. iIuct team in Sanford streets fnf from Mukden M incurinn capital K i t where the wreck Eve And Friday Morning Impurlnncc Of Christmas snare ‘‘Just ain't." S ’ 1 said unoffieialiy sny that adherents of Gen. Tso-Lio, an llllnol lloettnrti Christmas activities in Sanford W vt d r ” 1 0 y v - : «nd Pay Is Stressed And The are reported greater than any in Fuirgcly a a result of the recent Mnneliurlnn w ar lord, claim ttu t Bave.tO go on a siding Draper Observance Is Urgetl the memory of Frank I*. Forstef liurrh census tak» 11 by wnrkara the war lord, despite a revere blow sage. Tho elding WUS shortly after tho fimlii in S p e c ia l S easo n M essag es or other pioneer citizens, Local-from varioa- protestaiil churches j to Gen. Kuo Stin-I.in where he yes­ 1 trusted and the train 1 LONDON, Dec. ’ J l.-J-OP)—Runa itumnhlh’ and nro heir merchants report nn u n p rm ndent of the city, grant crowds are ex- terday captured Paiklpu, cut Ku’s j mnhi track, and rnno make up for lust time lu r brokers are beginning to re su:.|:'*-ion pending a fartl ed volume of business even at till ■* peeled to lu* In attendance tlds eve- lines of communication, nnd cap­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 L—(/!’). In order to cmpl tiro w ith wcl filled noekttH and gntioh. her head on. late h>'io-. when hundreds of last uing nnd tomorrow lor the many - -Tho spirit of * hrii» nins engulfc I p .rtance and the the public ia wondering whether The r ihhcn waild es minute” crowd th'1 m arts, fran ti­ Yuletide pr*T ai.in and festivities tured a quantity of munition. It U W arltinglea today, subinorging Chri tma 1 Day in t they foresee n collupso of the ped Irian and w* <>n m* cally pawing over the lock for which have hceti arranged by neur- said that Chang has offered a hig even iiiquutaiit uftairs of state, as ia our out of tlit* clt boom nnd are "planting from un- lent* fr,,: 1 the car, hob reward fur the capture of Kuo. presents or ranis to post dnt j0 jy all the churches of Sanford. Santa made Inst minute prcpnnt- lets uf Sanford hav Mote elaborate plans li.iv s b e n Idor". "friik ’ him in short nnl Th<* niuation ia extremely cun­ those who seem to always remem­ I >11 . to tho day. With Congn : Heralfl it. - fo , Bniss nml Rogers, who have an- Highest show «'f resi: ber i , I.* who have forgott n 11a • 1 iilou rving Chrislinnn this j fusing to Tokio. The foreign offi­ aliendy in adjournment until m iec n . ngis for membi year than ever before nnd the pro- , cials claims that the defeat of nounccil tlu y hnvo decided to cloa** ], video ed. h would bo I New Year’s, the wliecla of gove 1 - .pective congrcgatlt them. t.v-on pint lias been such th at Chang 'IVo-l.in is only a m atter uf ___ down th eir business, have boon in cr ’ ith a club or with 1 Many Decorations inetit I egun slowing down today , every minister and .liiireh in town lime while the war office says that sniii rubber brokerage for less taifo „ | j<tid. Or.o nmn wu for nn almost complete holiday stop .METHODIST F l’ISt Ol’AI. Offices, stoier amt busines has been k |<i busy arranging ile - 1Chang has n chance for victory. E. four y ears nnd are said to have injured and left b'codi of three days. I houses all reflect n gala atmos ' {nils of thel special rervices ml | CIIUHCH The made $1,000,()00 in protits. Sev- vjdiwall;. He w: • takei Although the shutdown ih e. not pin re with Christmas wreaths, pa Dr. T. J. Nixon , enleituiunients. a |. ira l ntlier firms say they will r. pji .1. licrome el fee tive until the ch*.*- <*f per bells. Santa Clauses, f»k. Tin* Christmas message is urn* illcd Bio with the end of this year. , rhief Jett louk per \ ihe day's work, several cabinet snow ami nil the other vnrlou* I Must "f the cburclie* observe I The firm had to reserve a large n,,,nil of the sitmition. : „f the t ’hrlt mas E\e and Ghristniaa l»ny. num bers Hipped nut of town to „f gi.nd eiieer to nil mankind. ami sundry ,villi varied prngram.i. consisting , nmnlior of rooms in a hotel mi- ,,.|f witha shotgun r.11 t |itnd t'hriatm aa witb llu ir ft m - Well may we rejnico in the bless-1Yidetidi- decorating their window 1 prayer, uuisieal entertuinnient, • 1 l joining it.i ofices in the city nml j„ ,l>ureii of the nil II it- . mid hundreds of employee.: ings 1 rough* to a weary world by 1 Every business house in SMifnti tie Italic of ISilltlt hem. The won I Sunday Sc lux 11 parties and tli” UY *tl employees slept in relays, 1 ,might will !*• also left their posts. will In* closed tomorrow, nml pat Fonictlmcs they were aid* to get ' I resident Coulidgc, busy at Ids ih rful love that shines out in his riidans ami prisoiims alike wit •iaging of t hristmas enrols, ituation desk, left White House pvep.tm- life of service to nmiikiiid is llu- gather round the fe *11v board for I () only n few imurs of deep b can e The Holy Gross Kpijcopul church Lonnie McKeeeer, colored, was of the press of business. Work tiomi for tomorrow to Mrs. Cool- l< qie of the world today. Like the the iitimiul ilium r where even tin* wj|| eelehr.ili holy coiiiinuniim at wise men of old let us follow th.* nrres.nl yesterday by 11 deputy idge und their son John, wh » is J e n was kept up Sundays as well as midnight tonight, which will be heaviest eating is condoned. European from the office of Sheriff C. M. 'home from college. Nothing elab­ n r and bring to the King our V ® week days. 1 luinidercd the early service for Florida chimneys lire cleans orate Is planned, as they expect gifts of love and service, Dint will and hearth guards remove ! in an • t ’hi itm ai niortilug. Tlie miirnliig Hand and lodged in tho county jail I Many rubber broker.: in the city Blown | to spend the day in tin* sevulsinn make our own lives a blessing to ttcipition of the only ocen don f"r i ra;. r, t ermon, and bo'y rnrnmun- 1on n charge nf passing forged incetl have seldom been able 'to clme of tlie executive mnnsion ami to others. I rot their offices before midnight dur­ i.'1 d. ,, will be celebrated at It u clock money on a storekeeper near Canwhich Florldn ehiimteys The spirit of good will to in ’ll anil Santa may rest asi ami City ! have no house guests. PARIS, D-c. ” rary jug recent months and the pressure liu l on rhrbJiuuu morning. Mi’K»i ver, who is only 13 years There will be a While I Loire is the secret "f joy and gladness he won't find nny dirty ililnm y Ave. continues with new issues of rub \» hil h I* »• beell r Rev. William Humphries an­ old, I Christmas tree, however—one at Christmas time. Let the light hire. walked into the store sever­ w at lur plantation stock offered con- crdinted fury do nul*, ed that Mn :i and Holy Coni.hipped frmn Wisconsin and dec­ shine nut in kindly word.i ami days nt hut ha Even tli • new papers, those or in 11a ion v uld ho celebrated in All al days ago nnd made purchases orated to.biy—and tonight tin* dei- s ’i r t t ’n hnni'.* and in the ■uni­ I on 'able tilings that iicvi r seen Soul* lV.tholic cliurcn a t midiiiglit amounting to $1.50. He tendered ; 1 full tale • president and Mr v Coolnige . :v. *•. inanity, and tho thrill of good to Is* bold an b.v fire. flo"do ■' over. stB* !•' lac n n l that the feast of the a bill, which Iwd been raised from to take part in a Christina'- I’.v • 1 In or will lift us to n higher plain’ eiirthqJnk*s. are finding the e fc ' '..••Jrlit eyatem throiii’l. 1 .uT.ity t'iirist, nnd a t ’hristm ai one dollar to five by altering the corunouy at n community tr.e of living. o ' Santa’ 1 visit, and ninny puhli l arty for the children would be face cl it and received 50 cent* ' odl ■ ' planted south of the treasury. storatlon s ill ■ catluns that hnve been hummeriti> laid mi Christmas Day. in changj. The storekeeper Is re­ The president at •» o’clock will C1IKISI IAN CIU'IM it (Cimliniicd mi page II.) ported to be very nearsighted nnd time. L off from u press a button ligting the tree, und The Sunday School of th.* Kirst Hu* fake was not diftcovyred until l'.’.ri * remi'.li* (). II. CriPiiwcll, pastor. BIG DIVIDEND DEC LAB Kl) neipul previa1 Baptist church will have an e n te r­ preMs a button lighting tho tree, and yesterday morning when he went majority of thChristmas! it is the one unique \t Ian til Fire Docs 1 with foreign main for tho singing of several , ::dnrn«nt in tin* church this even- to pay a wholesale grocery hill. NEW YORK, Dec. 2 4 .- V P ) - cial cities as wi birthday of recorded linn*. Unique 11 few cn-ics, Christinas carols. Later in tlie mg for the benefit of old an I Hand was notified and in Oil Company of countries, excep I) am a ire Of $75. ■tl which could not be nad The Standard dhlo to cstnb- evening, the choir of the First ( on- ir* re-tpee*** *h« bn ho who was born young. It was announced this Sheriff whera it has I "• n few hours Lonnie was brought on that fir >t Christmas Day in the New York today gave its stock­ 37 d'-greo a*" certainty r, carious scrmorning that old Santa Claus hint in and identified by his victim. gregational Church, which they a t­ holders a Christmas present by de­ lish a roundabo [the railroads, it is said, various local tend, will call a t the White House It ng Itgn. ATLANTA, Gn.. Hoc. 21.—(AT would Im* present with a great “ Now when Jesus was born in — Fire of undetermined origin -.If The 1*111, which was displayed in kfg.’ linen recently cst a*- claring a stock dividend of 25 per­ vice by linking l,,.w| of Kifts for the youngsters. to sing carols, among them “ Bell:* lines. Bethlehem Judea," there was tho office of the sheriff this morn­ w (•.ladling of .rcig'.it on cent. which broke out oil the top floor 1 There are no services scheduled for of Christmas." composed by Dr. brought into the world of humaning, was a very crude imitation M p river arc expert d of n building occupied by the JnJason Noble Pierce, the pastor, and l tomorrow. itv a 1 hit.I uf fle:v'i and blood, Imrn Fluids of tons of freight "t a $5 bill. Tho lad had evident­ dedicated to Mrs. Coolidge. Members nf the Epworth League ly cut th.- number "5" from a cata­ of woman -crying, smiling, hun­ eotn Sales Company early today M*/. :-,th for local use and Tho day before Christmas the gry, hum in wiul yet unlike and gutted the three story building and Fin t Methmlist church, are plan r 1:" by f u e l: to the interprogram of Mrs. Coolidge called qiiterent from nny babe in tho did damage «■ timated liy police nt ‘ ning to uing Christines carols or logue and merely pasted it over o k - .ughout tins southern the numerals oh tho ono dollar also for her attendance at a party niamK-r of His coming, who has .x7.'»,ntlt), before it was brought, into (Continued on page 3.T talc. . bill. for poor children in one of the the­ l’t.r the firct time opened his won­ control. 4-, -H dock at the foot 1 MeKivvcr will probably bo tried aters under the auspices of the dering eyes on this utrungc earth l.Avtmnt is not yet ready before Judge J. G. Sharon in JuM r.. Paul H. Monahan ><»'«» | ™k'ry Central Union Mission. of ours. :iT' d for tho handling of vonile court, and owing to his past (Continued on pugo 3.) club exT'«* uts, and the oUtcrgcn- prese record he l.s exweted to bo sent « planned to ta!.'J care of Davy to tho reform school a t Marianna. 1 needs, it was staledMr. Dqvey stat'd that the wis­ W. II. Tunnicliffo Th* sheriff arrested him about uing coupons thrown irom nn i ono • month ago on a charge of dar.o yesterday morning by dom ami foresight of the city Reported Improved burglary and tho evidence of his 1. 1 tb wn for a count of nine, ut. Scott und G. N. Hughes, who planning commUsion was ovidetu. d RAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Dee. (n Sanford’s broad, paved strce.a, i, Milan weighing 230 tout'd*, bid guilt was very strong it is said. •vcred Sanford from the air 21.—bP)—William Elmer Wolfe, Thi* condition of w . II. Tunnt- 2** pound > advantage over ii’a c;*- Judge Sharon, upon the plea of h advertising literature of In­ 1and amplo room for expansion icon alias David Watson, a vio'in maker, eliffe, who was injured In t >:«te puucnt. Hie hoy's aged mother, allowed him from the air. n Mound Village, a new dcvel.arrested . . . ___ hy ..government^ Fernm eat offiwho is now In was offt nrday aftcnuyin when his machiir.. Lieut. Scott to go free that time. 1 Munn’a third attem iit to ttitu Ida ;! OF GOVERNMENT nent promoted by the company, iff Oakland tiday en n charg” driven hy Mi:' Ttinnlellffe. was iatlon achool n t :cers ’* liaw * intu an omit in 1<xing was [ho c upon represents a $300 charge of the niaila to incite n«- f *rceJ into a trc.* nnd wrecked ii n.r f,r'l has a city commb|ng seriously of of usbtJf v n-> more dlraatron i tha:i h!» tin*, lit on an Indian Mound VII- Orlando b h b headquarter a to •nn of government which Mination of federal olficmb. Maitland, ia repcrtid to Ik* slightly Will Not 0 i ho Was !<:i«• v -1 • *t by Ja-k J if(# ar,d the two other win- | transferinii Wolfe hail been sought for sov'."Hi! of three conimisimproved. , a statem ent Sanford, accordin/ tu d (Titford in lt)-’3 a fte r having tho :s In various {.arts of tno nUmbcrs, 1.000 and 1.300 aro • :i'- of whom i ' the Mr. Tunnicliffo received seriius I oral yraf! lish Tomorrow V t'ni.*c.dty of Nobraska, iviicie t* sending prinfod ms*.- CQta obe(.f the f o tlh n d ami nose f'.i, m dit.* of $t’-00 and $300, re- made I’V Mr. Dav-l’.i” Mr. Dm : y ‘ country for "f the city. Forrcat i night with Andre A n d e * • o n. dayrit football. It wrs th at that ! "If ho conies h«-s' Wilson a rd »3 we)l : rovora! sevcix1 bridie*. ‘•i*elv. it wa* announce*! ' mayor, J. Marshall division ow :ur t : r to Pro*blents 1 In ec nformahee with its usual and to u number of Ctm- Ir was nt first h"lirved that l>“ heavyw iglt* boxer o* Chicago, e took uo piofcstiunal wrestling. p G Davcy, who inado a flight rail. ‘Vverv r.ub 'L. • Cha’e ere th? other !:’ of the o p p j> uilicv of closing on Christmas hltnscU l, belittling their p'jtjK' had suffcretl a frocture of his gloves thudded on Mann's chin nod * ford and the surrounuiog should avail lay, ') h : lieruld will not pubn property tunlty -of ............. exhilstiii’T suggesURg me thud# of right leg but a thorough crainhis- i>vo minutes after the opening of tho f ir 't round he ws^ counted out. Ish mi edition tomorrow, and count,) in company with F. F. and selling Sanford from the n!r, tlon rcvceled no broken bones. today th at every) whero the city’s many advantages it wn • hi t second and final appeartp employee* will be free to Dutton. rtr.tcd Tho Tunnieliffro Wffo returninj,* should see the | l.'.i’tve tu t day to the fullest Sanford re ■Flit |o Sanford after nn sl>!**n*e of n ur.ee in the rule of a boxer. i - fields from the air can l>e grasped eompretumstvefy. “ I guess I wasn't cut out for city nnd nea ippreclato the h**auty.! The plane that ftew over the fii^ duyn und were on the nortrBelieving that Christmas i ui order to o n iu ly arrangement iit> yeHeVday wa.-i equipped with CHICAGO, :Dec. 21.—(A*)—(Chi­ «>rn outskirts of hlaitland when boxing." Munn said a fter tho bout. a holiday on which no Lmu o lypietry a*1, , nml oars and build- n nuHern invention for commnnl- cago's campaign for pure milk, the accident occurred. Mr*. Tunni- “ I’ll stick to wrestling hereafter." iotluMav should operate^ Th showed no uptiludo with ot nil otree eating with “groundlings” near its g<'4l when the city coun­ rliffe was driving and while a t­ theMunn Herald has iu the past, and wti gloves, scoring only one solid means of iforso codo «)ols a |U* tem pting to move iiiound a large conception cil voted IB bar all milk except ill the future oh*ervo this uni ity Attorney a n t of Hanford dashes nml vrliilo tho wind pre­ that from heaithy cows, today ft>- truck which had stalled in t h : mid­ blow. Ilo had no defense for th** vcrsnl occasion by suspettdiaj tax collector. R'*>’ vented many from hearing iU r.K’*- cxlvcd a setback when the federal dle of the road, her cur wd* lirovm short straig h t jabs delivered by ,t from an »jge nil activitle. • for the day. ^ is Chief of I’olire. of good cheer, the shi|» nlAnderaun. Tho knock-cut came t altitude to tracteJ much attention and cauim! government- for financial reasons, land is Fire Chief a lte r th ; w:c«tH;* had been sent suspended It* tuberculojin tests. xc the gity necks to be bent skywards. fan Nous Brown is Davcy saw* rooj.y ui. 351 PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2-1.- i.V) 1 ^ , — Gen. Snicdlty D. Butler, ijis*missed by Mayor Kendrick u.< bead , , r of th • Philadelphia police, add loday thai publication of 1,i d i a r y *plt‘ would “i-.U'O a ruction.’’ lie kept bod :t during the two years lie v n m'..r>. r e -tor 01' public safety and record* ' '. J, among other tiling.' conversa­ tion:! with the mayor and otin r fC (city officials. Sun Yun Named Is Civil Governor SPEl’IA! R ubber B rokers Of '««£t E ngland B egin To R etire From Work Young Negro Held In Jail On Charge Of Forging Money Airplane Drops L iterature And Prize W inning Tags On Sanford Citizens l l l ' l OPd) FACTS II w il l aa«*» * MAT.-, �EMERALD. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1925. » ♦ * * *»w i :••:••:•❖ •:••:••>•>* * •>*> + + + + + •:•* •>* •:• T H E D O M IN A N T F A C T O R IN T H E ENH AN CEM EN T OF REA LTY VALUES T H E C O U N T R Y CLUB E N ­ T R A N C E SEC TIO N WILL BE P L A C E D ON T H E M A R K E T W ITHIN T H E N E X T FEW D AYS. W A TCH F O R T H E S a l e s .A g e ** N ext to IBtfctt&Gfioe TELEPHONE 588 sa ssy «a»gB r A i i* • V VjJV *»4W »♦♦♦♦»»»« »»»-m yv*v?v* y} *v fvw *»&* t&y *&X+H* j*v+» '*y A^ * i‘*%*++« • a >n d ;r a !I{m e t t .o m e . �•_____ ■»------ Sppi ■■ '1 r» . t .'WA'I PAGE TWO S3 THE q 'M M » n m a i i a TIHIMDAT, I t e j U g l ; “ -— TsA A good cookie mixture is baked spoon white pepper, 1-2 cup grated in six sheets. Two nr© ten horseradish, *i cup sugar, 1 cup whipping cream , few grains salt. seven inches, for the sides of the house. Two are six bv ten for the Any ta r t apple can he used. ends of the house and two are ten Pare, q u a rte r and core. Add boil­ by three for the roof. Of course ing water, as littit as posaiuie **..u you can choose your uw r proporsimmer until apples are tender. NEW YORK. Dec. 2-1— (,p )_ 1Beat with a slotted spoon or ruli tie rs and make the house any size . Kederal Attorney Bpckner has be­ through a coilander. Add pepper, you choose. The ends are cut to fit into the gun his third and largest ‘‘padlock sugar, horseradish and salt, be: stand until cold or ready to serve. point of the roof. The pic-es are crusade” by a holiday onslaught white way night haunts, Then fold in cream whiped until put together with a heavy sirup on 'oiled to the crack stage. . some of them favorite society and i stitr. Windows and doors can be cut >n theatrical resorts. Plum Pudding the hou*? after the sheets are At midnight last night deputy Two tablespoons grnnulatetd gelatine, 1 m p milk. 1 cuf boiling baked. If the mixture bakes un­ U. S. marshalls, prohibition a g ­ water, 4 cup cold water, 1 cup evenly trim the pieces to uniform ents and police began a wholesale service of summonses and com­ . . ... seeded and chopped raisins, *4 cup size. The following recipe is particu­ plaints upon proprietors who are sliced and shredded citron, U cup stoned ami chopped dates, 4 cup larly good for the cookie mixture, given 20 days in which to accept lockie Mixture “consent decrees’’ or fig h t their blanched and shredded almonds, 4 Three-fourths cup butter, 1 cup cases. cup candied cherries, *4 cup minced The padlocking proceedings are candied orange and lemon peel. 2 brown sugar. 4 cup molasses, l squares b itte r chocolate, 1 cup egg, 4 cup sour cream, 1 4 teas- the result of evidence previously sugnr, 1 teaspoon vanilla, few poons soda, -r» cups tlour,^ 1 tea)- gathered by the authorities. Sever­ ipoon salt, 2 teaspoons ginger, 1 grains salt. al of the places proceeded -against Soften gelatine in cold water teaspoon cinnamon. were involved in previous drives Crenm butter. Beat in sugar for ten m inutes. G rate chocolate and add boiling wat»>r. stir until Add molasses and beat until by Mr. Buckner's officers. The 20 melted. Add sugar and hot milk. smooth. Add egg well beater. day leeway, it is admitted, will not Bring m ixture to the oeiling point Dissolve soda in sour cream and prevent any holiday plans from be­ and remove a t once from the fire. add to mixture. Mix and sift ing carried out, but it is hoped thnt Stir in softened gelatine. Let flour, salt, ginger and cinnamon stand until cool and ntir in salt, and add to first mixture. Chili for the proceedings will have a ‘m oral’ vanilla and prepared fruit and nuts. severnl hours. Roll very thin and effect. Turn into a mold and let stand cut in the described sheets. Bake Mr. Buckner asserts some of the several hours or over night in a 12 minutes in a moderate oven. cabarets, restaurants and night cold place. Unmoid and serve Let cool before using to build the clubs have sent out holiday invita­ garnished with whipped cream and house. Tnis same cookie m ixture is used tion cards which hint broadly th at candied cherries. to make the figure of Santa. the thirsty may have th eir th irsts (•ir.’ierhread Boiled frosting c n he used for So much fo r the dinner itself. snow and fur trimmings on Santa’s slaked by visits to the resorts. The gingerbread house ir our next coat. Many, he says, have sp en t thou­ This centerpiece wdll take time sands of dollars in renovating and consideration. This should lie baked one or two days before to make but it won’t take much decorating their catablism ehnts for Christmas and hidden in a sufe money, which is worih thinking prospective Christmas and New place until wanted. about at this time of the year. I Year patronage. BY SISTER MARY ,n n t g() highly flavored as to dull rccond course. Then the service Goose seems to be as tradition* the nutate to foods tcome. p'ate is removed with one hand, the al 'f6 r Christn.os as turkey foeThe tomato bouillon carries out dinner plate served with goose and Thanksgiving. While every fnm ! th* Christm as rob is cstheticallv stuffing tuffing isia placed placed with the other ily has certain dishes they like to and stimuli,.ea the digestive juice? hand. The host may carve and serve Christmas a ftr r (n ris tm a j dietically. serve the plates if he prefers or each hostess likes to.iv’th-ng a litChef tout StuTing they may be served from the kit­ tlo different when it comes her turn Beast goose with chestnut stuff- chen. It the dinner is n.aidless it to entertain the kftumcn ing provides the piece de resist mi tins much to the c >ok and hns;A different stuffing for the goose. »tnre. The sauce is a b*t unusual css if the man of the house will carve. an unusual sauce, an out-of-the-or- an * most delirious, dinary salad or a novel dessert will The vegetables are planned with And now for the gicse. A soadd interest to the family dinner children in mind. And so is the called "green goose" is the choicest, that may be orthodox in other re salad. but one up to right months old is speeds. ! i he p'um pudding b n ‘t really good. Q im tm as is always ei icntially plum pudding at all but a gelatin * Scrub (JiKise Will th^nchlldren's dny so the dinner podding full of fruit nut not as ririi Scrub the bird w:!l with hot soap rhouhl not be overburdened w ith r.nd heavy as the steamed pudding. suds when it comes from the butch­ forbidt cn foods. The vegetable' Stuffed celery in place of plain er._____ I m* ____________ removes sumo_____ of th._ oil. should be carefully planned with drer.rod celery is planned ns a fes- Rinse well after scrubbing and rub th p : juniors in mind and while a tivc touch and because cheese is not the inside with a cut onion. Sea"tastii” nf the festive dishes ran-* used elsewhere in the menu. •son with salt and peper and sprink­ he; perm itted, the simple, wholeOyster Cock'ni! le inside and nut with lemon jui?.. rnrho foods must be used to sntlaTomato Bouillon Hub the inside with salt, pepfy appetite and noun.in. Stuffed Celery Olives per and powdered thyme. Ine turn ri>«apr Goose, Chestnut Dressing i-- now ready t » stuR. A Cenfe.-picce Apple and Horseradish Cream - A* for the decorative centerpiece Stuff and place on rnc.t m mastGil)let Gravy f o r :th c Christmas table this year. 1 prinklc with sail and pepper. why not try r .>in g -Thread house Mashed Potatoes Creamed Onions [*ul jnt() hot oven and roast one Buttered1 Spinach with a gingerbread Santa C la u s ? ' t’“! *' hour. Pour off fat. Dredge with Prune and Nut Sulnd Can you imagine the thrMI of nib- ■ flour and put a thin slice of suit Plum Pudding ht{pg the chimney <4 Santa’s house j -irk on inch side of the breast. Coffee. or ‘factually swallowing a spicy, Reduce heat and roast tor two or crnmldy hand of tin beloved old j How to Sr rvc thrse hours, depending on the age raint ? One will gladly forego the t Of »r urse the table is resplendent1’'f 'bo goose. The joints should plum pudding nr m,nce pie when wjt), (),„ "best" linen, "l.c.nt" HI- *parnli* cn’sly when th*’ goose is onji Is less than eight of one may ver and “ bc:tt”di*hes. The center done. If a bird is more than eight consume n piece of » house. _ j,;< ,-c* is in place and the co.-k.ai's . month', old ii should be steamed Tne following nionii is not bris- ;lrt, .prved when the ruests ■it fm two hours before m asting. tltMr with new dishci, but doei ,t,.wn to the table. Tl„ celery an 1 Chestr it StulTing havj one or tw.. point:, that make muy ,lt. on lhl. tn!lte (>r 5r u Tw i cups cooked chestnuts, 1 cup I- .different and worth considern- rnaid is in attendance tiny ar • tale bread m i mbs. I tublesnonorv tl' , . . .passed and then placed m the ialtL- n Itrd buttei, 2 tcaspoponx salt, I It bet‘.ns with an oyster cock Mwy unt., th(. ri.lll0, a| „f l h . t iit.lt .ipoon minced parsley, 1-1 u-utat! for se veral reasons. First the ' majn moist (about 1-2 cup). oveters are nourishing and easily 'Th.- cocktails an- rv io v .d . l a . Amencun or European iiut". can dfjfrniteu, aecomj they require no in;: the nervier pla t* n front nf a e I. Boil dll minut shell an 1 cookmg and e .tra fuse ng at the , „ j, g u e tt nml the Io nhi.ii cap ia 'hi ugh n coarse riccr. <‘outlufit minute and third they are a*. it[; |lhi:i , , „ lh .. . .. .j Id: insr-'dlint . adding w a tir to tqcir best nt this tim e of year, plate i.. ui «• moist. A |lp with the con: la .1 sauce they T be bouillon cups are remov. rcinuv.-.l ‘ i|»!c ard H i. serailinli Crcun ftffBl a piquant appetizer that Is from the rc.-vicc iilnt.’ . after tl: Six (liccning apples, 1-2 tv:,- . Saw ---------- Buckner Begins 3rd “Padlock Crusade” On Gotham Resorts stm a % . /-r.K v , T O O U R MANY FRIENDS pa tro ns We Wish You A M ERRY CHRISTMAS and A Happy Prosperous New Yc For your past generous palronag thank you. PALMER’S FIX-51 SHOP ADVERTISEM ENTS T E U , YOU WH.U M ANCE OF BU SINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. r Good Toward Men r ? ,tti „ M E R R Y C H R IST M A S if Mlh. T FiE C H R IS T M A S S P IR IT O F S E R V IC E T O O T H E R S A N D O G O O D -W ILL T O A L L IS T H E O n Crystal Lake M S P IR IT W H IC H W E T R Y T O G IV E A D A Y -B Y -D A Y R E A L ­ “Sanford’s Playground” ITY IN T H IS BANK. T H E O W N E R S AND D E V E L O P E R S OF C R Y S T A L H EIG H TS M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S W ISH ES YOU A H A P P Y NEW Y E A R M E R R Y CHRISTM AS ■ J B U T D O N ’T F O R G E T THE Big Auction First National Bank Sale Sanford, Florida Wednesday, Dec. 31), 10:30.4. ffi. r FREE i-R E E -> F R E E $)00 in Gold Will Be Given Away $300 Absolutely l' ice Easy 1 erm: -NSS NjdUiii Band Concert A LLEN & B R E N T C. W. FE R G U SO N AUCTIONEERS HOME OFFICE: I Ki EAST SECOND ST.. SANKOIll), FI.A. fc- —- .0 * M ERRY C H R IST M A S — /- f ’*t A— V * •* a$ �7 *5* bstJ h 5 SANFORD^ HERALD, THURSDAY, Dec S 5 r —1 ■N orthern Pnrific ...... i Southern Pacific __ Southern Railway . — ------------ 1 Sttitlc'bakai .... 24.—bP)— Standuid Oil nr N. .1 ,;Vj,v of the oil Tobacco Prouu;t3 ... | j i , on the publica- Union Pacific ---------(mile statis- U. S. Rubber ............. P rumor, involving U. S. Steel K r t stock m arket. K u l shares moved, r rL leadership of Lttis' whir*1 held at lV eight years-initial Gen* L jjiowcd an i *J f e - n t -d Christina f5'«he e sriu n g c 'b y •,W variety of mrcflrvad hares. Ami * lower “ t t UO 13 a new * Iso before the end high *LTf imur. Atchison ! r . n r w 1925 I .. rM| moved up two top nt •’>*»"4. 'L.rdcd its early train Jst-.w art W arner to Latloaal Harvester, .' Waber nn:l Hcilil [li.iruit and Woolinorc the many b , point or so higher, trsw, Chrysler and , falling back about tianges opened Irregj Jterlinjr held steady 1-Ui and French frouple of points. 1 12 205% MSVj ,3J0 Yj SANTA CLAUS IS TO COME H ERE h e a v il y l a d e n PAGE m ira-ics delights ua. They ft is a day when, in the words .'trig- • or d i.trc s our ot tho Apostle Paul, ‘‘the grave ' in,dy r e ; -n;.- in their n God our Savior bith appeared | to nll'mcn, instructing Us th at, detm i- horn .i CTiitd," hi- nylng ungodlinr.*; and worldly dei.i Is called Wonderful. aire w*» should live soberly urd jr, the the m l^hly Gad, the justly ami godly In this world, d P e r; looking for the bkssed hope and -------t anting o: the glorv of tho vreat Y CROSS EPISCOPAL <• .1 our Saviour Jesus Christ." CHURCH To look elsewhere therefore to : v. Mortimer Glover government, to service, to eduen* rlg'nal Christina; message non for u panacea fet* uli oilr ills, i try ta Cod in the hign- ;• ti> inis- th? me * ago of Christ, i or, earth prnce towards to fr.il to know Hint, to fail to vriv.nt He is well pleated. ’ -c.inm ze authority, ti nineteen rcnturlco bav. tu b mestuige is. peace to men me? that mes *.gc round- r*nd gnod will. i the nk* . th-» v.o Id >•: Wnen wv nil learn to have good _ (Continued from Page 1.) j ~ V. h.-ve ren«ed firing* r«*j! Nick g<: ut i.f innge. Nev;.i i» SPECIAL CHURCH r.t a premium for people seem to t gcntr.lly forgotten to kill nr PROGRAMS TO BE 5'-v n ain ca-h ether in Hie hapf incss of the season, nnd even Ihe real cs HICT.D CHRISTM AS!'nt» salesmen are neglecting their (Ccritinued from pr-Tr 1.) business in the mad whirl of thi --------OvCIISiUl’ . the atrecto of Sanford tonight, bo« tar.. \rd G -o l Will Evident :wccn th . hour.; i f 0 and 11. T h e y 1 re t -onal prejudices and anlmoslLv ■ • lic® p : ' ' suLmergbd In tho irlt have announced th at carols will Lv of Christmas, nnd those, who besuhg before every home on Pari . •. P'to hrriilv uudrird, were today Oa!:, Pal met tot. and >! ■ n o lis h o u tin g “Merry Chri •turns" or, the reported, hut n*1 Avenues between F irst and T h ir­ street;. It vouched ii r ihr.t son-in-law was teenth Streets, which has n wei- seen down twhvna shaking hands coming cnndlc in the windows. 'dsmother-in-law, 'th e spirit A great amount of interest is of C hth.nus has accompli., hei rnhl to have been railed by the«-v wonderful things. carol singer**, who w ere heard la... ■, nnd many residents along their ■,c a r' ro u t; are planning to ’n ave candles in the windows of their homes. , Dr. E. P. Brownlee, pastor of the i (Continued from *age 1.) Presbyterian church, stated this ALL S fll'I S' CATHOLIC Having a i n ‘quo ml;«ion. n n r morning that no services would Im sion of redemption, related to the Rev. William Humphries aces before Hia birth, and t.i all What is i'.u* Christmas spirit ? nobspqucrt met!* of mankind, a Wl.nt does Christmas mean? We mi.<iion whi:*h wns helil within IV t it hrst from the original w it­ tternnl s of God from the nesses—St. Luke and St. John. beginning, nnivdatin*; the (tang *<t* !n reading them the simple hut the morning star t. ..till.,.*;* >io.y i f Bethlehem, we The them.* i f prophet nnd poet Mi* !y>\v to eclel rate this fir. t of who interim tod the world’s n 1 Christian festival.. Became ther? of ju r; such a child coming v.i n u'c rec that Christ *.va.i (i.id, that just r u t! marks of uniquem.- nt He wns our redeemer, that lie had ju st suvh a tim.* in the hh'.orv of ' em.- t*t save the world from l in. tliv w arid, ’nil a child, t say, t *:b! Cluirtmn* then is no mere h<*linot have come otherwise, nm! at I tlv inti ed a d ly o f Joy* bui the snrr time huvp met the re- not a day of comniOH merriment, quiremem* of faith or imugin.'.tiun. not a Guy to be profaned by any kind of excess. pathetic, tender and kind Hia lov­ ing service wns. .My Christmas wish for you l.< th a t you may be filled with His spirit thin Christmas lir.;e and c a n y it with you all your days. Is fur all who will f t t t l f t It. A . avior tVr us if >ve will give ourutlvta unto him. There was no hesitancy on the part of the shep­ herds win* heard, but an immedi­ ate rr.'.ionse. They went at once nnd worshipped und,so should we CONG R EG AT IONA L CHURCH be eager, tam est and sincere in Rev. Thomas J. Ararat r u r pastor joyous worship of Him who has With the coming of Christmas given so much for us. we always turn with one accord to the story of the Christ child, whose beauty and simplicity, make a profound iippenl to us. ft carries a message of gladness an l joy that is irresistible and it Notice to K nights Templar hi accordance w ith our an­ nual custom, members of Tay­ lor Commamlcry nml all so­ journing Sir Knights are re­ quested to meet at the A syl­ um on Christmas morning at 10 o'clock for Christmas ob­ servance. All Sir Knights will assem ­ ble at 10 A. M. in lull uniform. L. H. GIBBS, Commander. JOHN I). JENKINS, Recorder pleasure c ip." service, we offer our Sincere Greetings for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. FIRST IMlESI’YTEKIAN F E. D. Itrounlrr, pastor. "Only God caul i have though', of Christmas." When men want to change things they rend armies of ioldiers or workmen with multi­ tudinous implem lit.**. God sent n hate to transform a ....rid. Man h:: ■only one answer to every problem—money. God answers it with love. Man’s idea of greatness is wealth, position—Christ’s idea is through character and service. We know how thoughtful, syni- Tb-n ton wa am tol “ Mary kept all these thin pondered them in her hen would do welt today to.*' give Christ a chance at oui Open, anew our lives to 1 His Wondei fill way with nf< to the pondering of “these until "the day dawn and sta r arisp In your hearts." Tltt* following plumbing .shops will bo closed Christmas and Saturday: Mahoney Walker Co., Inc. Sanford Machine and Foun­ dry Co. J. A. Sands. Lee Brothers. A. D. Rosier. Members Sanford Master num bers Credit Association. Tiie Opening Sale Of SIN C ER E A R E OUR W ISHES T H A T T IT S CH RISTM A S WILL BE Y O U R M ERRIEST lie Crystal Lake Section A t Its B BALL Phone �tw — r ‘ gT *.' T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T H U R S D A Y , P e < v 2 4 , _192o. PAGE FOUR The Sanford Herald Merry Christmas As Brisbane Sees It^1 • li Frank Munsey The night before C hristm as! W hat a thrill there is in Florida's K. R. Trouble that for all of us old enough to know th e capers of old Saint W hat? I'rntuico. Kntrrrd »i Srci'tid firms Matter. Nicholas and yet young enough to hobble down to the Christ­ October 27. 1919. at the P-’Stoftlca 'I Sleep,” Maybe at Sanfonl. Florida under Act of mas tree and gather in the presents he has left for us there. HY ARTHUR BRISBANE March 3. 1997. In hundreds of thousands of hom es tonight throughout this l'«p>rinht 102.-1, h) Ntnr ('#. S r ? ",‘™' H It. II. IlKItfl.— Ktlllor and Mnnaxrr nation and the other Christian countries o f the world, little R . I . U K AM........... A » M l a t r l O J I l n r Frank A. Munsey, i»blc business K A R L R K . J O X K S . M « n n r. l n * K d M n r children will sleep with one eye open anxiously w aiting for nmn, is ilend. Owner at different the dawn and the opening of the presents and fond parents a tn srm iT to M h a t h * times of 18 newspapers, Mr. Munt oJumbia Record. One Year—«7.0(> SI* Months .13 50 will busy them selves with the rending of “wish letters” to spy died owner of only two. Some ■Delivered In City by I'irrter. per h:- sold, others he suppressed or wt-rk. 15c. Weekly Kdllluii fj.oo Santa Claus. Homc-jitea are rot pot yenr. . merged," to clear up newspaper nda far more npiji, So The Herald takes th is opportunity o f w ishing all its “situations. He was a benefactor K l' I lf lt L XOTlCKi All obituary —' ir^tnia-Pilot.1 notice*. card* of thank*, rcitolu- readers a Merry Christmas. We hope the letters o f every of the newspaper field, and as such tlona and notice* of en terinlnm en ia little boy and girl will bring his heart’s desire. We hope that will be remembered. Wc sometime* ~; where charge* nre made w ill be Frank Munsey .could carry a rharned for at rm u lar ntHvrtlHllii; every father and moth t will rejoice in their children's hap­ rate*. piness and may bo made happier by fond remembrances re­ heavy load without worrying. He Seattl ~ir said to this w riter, “carrying 200,MKnitF.II ASSOCIATKU PIIF.1* ceived them selves. We would like to see everyone made hap­ 000 shares of stock on margin The Associated 1'rea* I* exclus­ There arc now but ively entitled to the u*e for re- pier th is C hris'inns than ever before. never bothered me. Now that I anthracite—undergo publlratlon of all new* dispatch** I pr.ccd.—Brooklyn E* We hope that Santa Claus will bring Frank Forster a have lost interest in stock* I never credited to It or not otherw ise credited In till* paper and nl»o tin' bigger bundle of brand new bank deposits than Forrest Lake think of them .” local new* published herein. All H A musical cignr-bcj rtKhtn of republican on of special and w e hope he will bring Forrest Lake more bank deposits °‘J- The cigar with a d!*pntche* herein are nl*o reserved Munsey possessed the power of m count-, cour?e, already •T than Frank Forster. undivided consecration, lie made Punch. THURSDAY, DEC. 21. l'J2.'>. We hope that Santa will remember Hal W ight’s failing and spent many millions and un­ doubtedly lias left many millions. and bring hi in som e of the beat that can be imported." t h e ilE R A l d *s PLATFORM The French lanr He enjoyed his 71 years of life an I 1.— Deeper water route to Jack ­ be the hardest to-.* If there is any way for Santa Claus to get close to Grant.. , r, „ ... a very tem perate nmn, he should sonville. d-btn in.- Winst iii*i 2.—Construction of St. Jnhn*-ln- land Rice, wi; hope he will bring Hodgson n a ir a library full have lived longer. Many regret o f football dope so that be will have.better lu c k next season, the death of a sincere friend. Those New Ycrk dinn River canal. were lobbed need) 3. —Extension of white wny. We hope he will bring Hob Dodson a letter of introduc­ Pandits must eau In Florida even mail earn I.—Swimming pool, tennis court*, tion to all the good-looking girls who may be visitin g in San­ ».ml the p xstal system etc. ford th is winter. Price of potato^Y, jammed and held up because 5. — Augmenting of building pro­ the point where i n of embargoes and “impos'd gram —houses, hotel*, a p n r t For Ed. Higgins we hope Santa will tiring a flood of b l)” extensive shipments. ment houses. tourists all wanting home-sites in Loch Arbor (This is not S, Davies Warfield, fo re s.c6.— Extension of street paving altogether altruistic.) ing tV renting trouble, built program. Farmers are iwgj one new road across Florida 7.—-Construction of houlcvard We hope h<- brings “Dubbie” Spencer a string of birdies who make their M and several branches, and smile around lathe Monroe. th at will win back all the money he inis ever lost and lower soil. Consider the! time ago he put Clenier* S. 8. —Completion of city beautifica­ th e course record o f the Sanford Golf Club. bia Hi cord. Tucker, one oT his assistants, tion program. an ab!e railroad man, in charge We hope lie brings Ned Chittenden a client. 9.—Expansion of school system If Piggy gJtT bTJ of freight congcstum to make with provision for increased fa ­ We hope he brings Sheriff Hand plenty of moonshine name with each diveJ a general Hurtcy oT the propo­ cilities. World 9 greatest r*3d stills to raid so that his job won’t get monotonous. sition. It v, ill take, with the an: u Gazette. best intentions and the hardest n illL E THOUGHT FOR TODAY And if we weren’t sure he was going to get it anyway, work mouths to straighten out w e’d hope Santa would bring Howard Hulick an overflowing A:-, w- understand iJ the Florida snarl. Such con­ ABUNDANTLY SA TISFIED :— sohni rnccte* he gets J house full o f guests this winter. How excellent is thy loving kingestion has never been known in American railroading. ncss, O God! thereforo tho children We hope he brings Johnnie Mcisch, well—anything he r ” ii^Lv l : clsm,'ffr:,P,l of men put their tru st under the w ants. Tlie I’enbody museum a t Yale—shadow of Thy wings. They shall Mu'.Jir.i', yocs We hope he brings Chief Williams a book on marksman­ please shudder—contain* an exhi­ bo abundantly satisfied with the H-aly Headline, Thovl bition purporting to prove the ivofatness of Thy house; and Thou ship and how to shoot. find* out whof shalt make them drink of the river Apropon nf nothing a* all. we hope he brings Bub Pear- ludon theory, showing m a n s "bio•'•n hville l!r.nncr. of Thy nlensures. Psalm 30: 7, 8. ‘ *i ■ • ,i ii- • i logical ascent from protozoa to man.” PRAYER:—O Lord, mnke us man som ething now m the* line of jokes. ‘ *-r,:-aient in (.1 glad according to tho days w here­ If it pleases Santa, wo hope he will send to Arthur To bi told that you arc dei*n'1 »»iMt tfcg Local in Thou hast afflicted un, and the Yowell a book of instructions ou “What Supplies To Take Or. !tecnded (mm m o n b y s is bad ’n - J years wherein we have seen evil. fi I In nt inir Tt-Ir. " , CROUgh, but 10,000 tl*PC«t Worst' IS vnllis (Ore.) Gaiette-l a m im in g in n . (h(, idf,ft thnt your unccstor!, in. -------- o-------->5«¥ a, lH' May T. L. Dumas got at loa- t one now excuse for local elude the protozoa. Anti-cvoluTH E SHEPHERDS. WISE MEN, Virk Stock Exl tlonist* would be ashamed to iveug AND I ‘-dir.g for H50.M rail congestion. m u nize such relatives, nf whom any 'u1 ••Girding to While faithful in their lowly, We hope Santa will semi sum** more J. D. Hoods for Percy number could live happily in .1 Witchitr. Eagle. nightly toil Mero to sell nice, now Mnrmons to. thimbleful of suit water. Tho Shepherds heard tho thrilling do talk of killing Wo especially hope that Santa will let "Money” Hutton nngel choir; nii!t-1 i::ay be just ahq Frank M. Zulnuf grieved nine get through a few mnro cars of "Perishables" in order that W ith haste they Ie*t the now H ea­ "•d ■C111 attacks on month* for his wife, then killed Sanford streets may be improved, and daddy-in-law pleased. himself. ven-guarded flocks 1. Now when Jesus was born in Bethle­ chief priests and scribes of th e people to- viki -rtoUingham h His last words, w ritten And found the Lord in human babe We hope he will send ail of us here in Sanford radios so on the wall of the room in which hem, of Judea in the days o f Herod the king. gethcr. he demanded of them w here Christ Vlil: • ' attire. Howard O tcrlin won t ho cliargcd with murder when 1 iirist- he inhaled illuminating ga*. were, behold, there cunte wise men front the e ist should be born. Li Armenia, we a: mas topers w ant to g et in touch with the doctor. ,"1 sleop." to Jerusalem. 'Twns theirs, no dream, tho form 5. Ami th ey said unto him , in Bethle­ i l>a i for mane; May Santa bring to "Esso" Chase an adding m nchhe , hundred million human divine to see;. 2. Saying, where is he that is born King hem o f Judea; for thus it is w ritten by the iking to fcnuw is ho1 They praised their God, their instead o f a subtracting machine for use in figuring grow- S in d him wot“!r“dkeftt»n know of the Jew V For we have seen his star in the ‘■li:i%v ' r on ey* in] prophet. hearts with joy uflome, Dftrvjt News. ers returns. ^ _ whether he really *leeps »r i* wide- East, and are come to worship him. And thou Bethlehem in the land of Spread forth tho news, and then And while he is on his rounds, we hope Saint Nick will awake somewhere, and what h is J. W h e n H e ro d th e king had heard these returned to toil, Judea, art not the least am ong _ the princes . Many public schoold tear som e o f George DeCottes* dignity so he run onjov a New men to lx-, their toil—but re td , oft , things lie was troubled, and all Jerusalem of Jud ea;.for out of thee shall come a Cover{, r ^rrtow, but a ld - f a s h in n r d C h ri^ tm n a “perchance to dream ,' real, oold-fashioned Chrisimna. glorified—the same. trouble* many. with him. nor, th at shall rule my people Israel.— MatTo Commodore J. It. Emory v.v hop * .Santa G! *u will •I- And when he had gathered all the thew 1:1-0. 1(Ah.) limU. The* Wise Mon saw the sta r and bring a "middy" suit to wear in his yaeh* r a. thnt hath shall !>.• sped to find We hope he brings to Dr. E. D. Pi-.iwnf ■ nuny >• I White, a Vanderbilt, Tho new-born king and strong in “tips" on how to clean up at the rt.ee track \ :.h a !;r run fnith ndore. Mv™nirvwcVu” Hov' About A Little Peace On Earth And W H A T S H O U L D BE BUT AINl They found and gave hearts, wis­ of course. N i* May Postm aster Hall pull from his ti"U!mr- th** : . dom, and rich gifts, JOE BARMAN IN PALM REACH INPEPENDEl 0c01' Will Toward Corporations A nd Others •i illnVc Now wise ns never wise rnen were ' hairmnnship o f the Republiean “lulorli-ss" n.iam ii • before. By It. -I. HOLLY* We hope E F. Houshold :r will reci ivi .t \ To run a new spaper, one should b.ootl«Kgcra i lalius Vanderbilt inPractice "conswUncyj he able to —w rite poetry. t -I ;i liier Vnnderbilt house, “stiunwk" consoler upon his ascension to the f ’ity Com.vi ­ Shepherds and Wise Men chosen ing bottle 'f “heck Db;us* the League of Nation* ■’ Mm . White’s. She sold sion— may h<- also recover the five hundred inioL:i* by the Lord— light” in lower ilraxtnl and money questions. Nov.- that Christina i i- looming large on the print’s pock­ • v n and one-half millions W hat were their lives from those tractcd from his inner sanctum. d> 'k nml "guttle” oftet| I ’nipirt n baseball game. •hi r, who will build a et* of thf fathers of large and small families would it not momentous days? Lot us till hope that old Saint Nick will bring to .1. ! tiful. . , IU h office a widow’s refuge, 1 on the site. Mrs. I*’ a good thing to take stock of ourselves and try out a little Invent advertlieiaent Tho lowjy and the learned they M arintotte a recipe for reducing bis theater fee from forty seeking advice mid protection. '■ uiderbilt ti’so move* pence on ra rth stuff. Sneer at snobbery. passed to make Report a wedding whereby the Fifth avenue. to tw enty cents. Subscribe to charity.| Their lives a temple, holy filled bride will preserve the paper for Me are vexed to death with the idea of buying Christm as And Oh, Santy please semi J. G. Ball a patented pilh.v. Attack free silver. with praise. j posterity to read. m’t tel! what is itoing to present for the family and u doz.-n other families and. n a tu r­ Wear diamond*. other than the one provided by nature, for use in equestrian h Saw wood, which means—"let v-hen you buy a piece of Overlook -cacti*!. To Bethlehem we journey year bi- em ergencies. ally f< el like Old Scrooge when h.made use of the "Out on tho gang rule.” boa I i America. Neither Willinrn Appraise babies. year; ! ’■ Tribe a fire whereby the rendMerry t !iri*tmas several hundred y*:ir -» before Volstead took May Bob Newman receive a flock of domestic ducks, to li. \undvriiill nor Cornelius Van­ Boost secret societies 1 The Christm as faith and joy we be shot at will, in or out of season. . cr v ill shod their wrap*. derbilt. now together in heaven, the “ pep" out of peppermint. It is the time of the year to circulation. thrill to feel; Make one dollar do the work that the land they bought Murder the society And we hope St. Nick will bring Charlie Britt the s ite imagined registei a kirk i.n every kind husinesit that fail to give We glorify the Babe of Mary of ten iron men. for a trifle would more than pay fluence advertising. for a new subdivision that can be appropriately named for the palaces they ru t upon it. born— service on the dot. -Shine at a dance. Delight,■potato W hat of our gifts to Him a* thus "Fluid Park." Measure calico. . ,rtiscp (At land in America, take canw . all wait until December 2! to get our packages off Abuse the liquor habit and conGo without f° • we kneel? of it, anil rightly chosen, it will HY hope Sherman Lloyd will get all the prettiest “toot­ for thr- - Hh anil when the incoming trains and the mails tiemn bootleggers. right to a *>ni’n- . take care nf you. sies" in Sanford to squeeze into shoes too small. are late we kick o” r heath i ff never stopping to think th at r te and sample whiskey. Get fuss'd st c | Our heurts and what wo hnvo his this sci UY hope t hat George W. Knight will find in his sock the Borrow money from the king of like a mua. own to be; oil IS a big one in Fb tida and never before were the AT 1 IIF Mitchell trial. General railway .* and oxpres ami l S. mail up ngnimtl it quite as Our lives as toilers, sagos—Christ few medals in the world that he doesn’t already possess. f oi, chief of the national const badly and sadly. adored— UY hope Santa will give H. ( ’. Du Bose some old time artillery, says ten thousand a n ti­ M Y F A V O R I T E STORIES As temples pure, for worship, s e r­ C hristm as cheer without tin* other pillars o f the church aircraft guns cciuld not protect It is * < easy for the mber t'> kick mi the dry goods vice true, I By IRVIN S. COBB Washington from enemy airplane* sAniv if the package nr ' ' •it up pomptly but the next To show in all the glory of the knowing anything about it. What a change would come, if niiiiuL the Vl bavi. the some kii k on the If Santa would be so kind, we hope he will send back Ray­ a few bombs hurting no one. «•’ Lord. V ’-tcrdny I told a story relat- whose ta -* " plumber fo house when the pipe spring — Rev. Charles lie W. Bower mond Key to "Bob" Deane who said today that he was "smo­ course, should lie dropped on ponv big t<- Booker W ashington. Today desirable mini a - “^1 a leak at d the water ii running uv»r the new rmlo< on thi •--------o-------empty lot. bait way between th” thered in draughts." 1 crave consent of the readers to the profit; '! dh r. Hour boluw capita] and the White House. How tell another. It was a favorite ail- the Uotton Merry Christmas. Now that A. P, ( onnelly has his canal, we hope Santy • I■■11- uf the greiil negro educator, sat an elileriy j our statesm en w o u 1 d -------- o---------U'e ran kii k on the t. hqdn i>" lire* for not having suffiwill drop down his chimney som e of those palms for Fort quickly change their attitude of calm in H' aiii that the citizens of a re- ed colored ll,uir" J ,r a million new eo nt t deplmrti- and i; ibb- In to take cure of Help spread happiness tom or­ Mellon. difference to flying machine dan­ mot. Southern comm unity got inAfter the '"■"'"f , tJ iiople anti t».- electric light fdjnt l v au.se thuir men , annot row. We hope Santa will make Sam Baumel a bronchial bari­ ger. put t.i , in cu r mi the mump. „„ | yet even with municipal ten.--,ted in n project to import chairman of ** ] -------- <>-------own ii1111* Kuropeana to the neighbor- ru. K They Would end the Mitchell tone instead of a ton.- ilitie tenor. P c\. cannot g .t rer* j.,. on gu* and water nay quicker Swat the grouch. Christmas is no than tl ie pnvute corpotatimi in a hurry, forget all about 1' I and colonize them upon the "Hello. Uncle , We also hope none of Dr. Puleston’s patients get sick trial time to wear u frown. it, and a*k Mitchell to take charge fertile but gono to seed farmlands Was glad t'1 ^aV*.vy ; -------- u-------tomorrow for the "doc" is bound to play Nimrod at the Yule- of the situation, It i:< necessity to wait at He postoffice, nt tiu> bank, and truck patches which dotted the tight. I ta*-' i- ■ ' The Herald will n< v be pub­ tide. in the store and even in ti real estate offices th <• dnys But it hard to talk to an n> d id riet. MO project we ve Tfor the i mpie i onsoii that ■ •' t y man in business ami every lished on Christmas Day. trtch with it* h ad t t the sand. H e hope Bob Holly gets a nice warm toboggan cap. corpmatimi and e : nub! , ■ rvire js taxed bu>'ond the limit -------- o------ — A meeting w as held a t the coun"Wvlk - ,j H e would like to see E. A. Douglass get nice, new sharp to liven up. • . i fur i’2 to siy |**1” p Cold Weather makes us realize razor so that lie can shave those notes a little closer. His old urthousi! to 1 1 usuuss ways ami lcj| y o u ^0 DAN DOBBS SAYS: thnt thia really is Christmas time, Florida hnn I ee m means and to raise fund* for put^ ey»s already mo’ one isn’t dull hut almost worn out, we understand. “ , l -!| tale la a ftw month* with -------- Li--------mnli ,• . of new people tiinrtai* for service nlong uli line*. Hi g the undertaking through and dj* country than I'ho joys of A. Buffioltl would in- rom plele if lit- rccoivod '!iomnllim‘ Ny"u SL't‘ a «irl j'-»’t Sanford needs a larger jio-t of­ Every town in Flori. a i » ! < ' ^ “ nt naturally walking nr.und looking <■ ■' ii.iag a city overnight. Every tar sending to New Y’ork an agent *upp°te. ____ . fice. Agitation for a new- and h u ­ a synagogue and a new ram’s horn. b;' inl t i be mining a to as if she was standing under some ; -villi all the attendant .11■ arul ger building should be begun now. kick* and argument . 'A i: And so we wish all our friends a Merry Christmas. E s­ mistlntoe. G- fn ight ;hi-i and exp re • ffirc and potiloffi.e in Fb.rida i* -erlouded . —— —o-------pecially do we wish th e ladies a Merry Christm as. Wo wish nnd hail been f*n many A FALLACY OF THE WETS months. With thb load t., , ■load and the holiday* . .,ming One week front tomorrow will be e v e ry o n e of them all the youth and beauty o f budding debu­ Sunta f laus is coming. B etter ASHVILLE CITIZEN ______ on at the same tins* it the firnJ day of lU2tk Have you t a n te s . H e wish them tho faithful love of adoring husbands; be good and have your credit i,P physically impossible to g*.t t}, service from an begun the tnak of resolving? uwiti- oi public Luniness or from the you wnnt to get anything. of pre-Volstead time*. go vert mem, nr ft •• of tho pet argum ents of w '\ Y U,,‘m ,h e u'«lyinp affection of the most allurimr -------- o-------any f tin anywhere in the state. being sn ol i.i th n t prohibition is » far from Love’* blind. Thai*; why thev Automobile owner* should see sineks in town. For the married ladies wo w ish all the wisdom K.ekin'- in i against pn,h'td,i"n' 0n * •till”.* kicking on the tolephuti. kit kfailure heenuse there are n®'v days drunkennefs.^n th a t they have enough money left .ind skilled manat'* ment o f the most export housew ife. For park by the *i.le of th* road. Thev ing on t h ■ go: i W;l, r- kicking on the light*, kick ng <n •" in- arrests by the police f,>r - -,,n,mnn cun't see how to drive the car. a fte r Christmas to get thnt new the unmarried o n e s we wish unrivaled popularity. tho p toft Ice, I drunkenne o th an there were .nbej w*{i “a Ar",,' g o.i the nurc'mntH, kicking on th ,-mr-1 ' n’on rule amonfl bare •. kicl. ng « license. We wish you all very Merry Christmas. ih * Volstead law went into often ' inebriated j «nd bud ro*da and tit.- detour*. Time change* p: iple. Y’ou se<o -o Did you forget to send a C hrist­ FLORIDA'S CLIMATE IN mmas remembrance to tho Children’s the Union, possibly in the wort Homo Society at Jncknonville? Ps t imed, is more fertile than the Mississippi delta. not too late. Florida’s MA— ynmig people, near me witness— is the most romantic When you think it in cold here m the firmament. Horidn a benches are unique. Florida’s try to imagine what it i* up north with the winds blowing and the v f ivH H <!e!,clU!f* C«n 11 be rtlii‘l l,mt IM ple are forced to u-sil the m?st liveable spot on earth for six months in tho snow flyirg. ear? Are the hundreds of thousands— millions soon—who In the wild ruth of trying to mnim.lv visa, pior’dt, forced to upond their vacation in •» iu«Mnl«i everyone don't overlook ru vro overcoats and atimv-.shovels are unknown? the telephone operaturu v/hu h-iv.- n. i Florida 'iceause they ar* curious about it; they served you faithfully throughout wonder t it can be as delightful as is maintained; they find the year, I that it .s e v e n lovelier than rumor hag indicated, and thev Tho elerka in Banford ittntej are w ; me Merida honstcr i. So the I n m. in its esacupr. is not deiervqig «f oiiith toojideralien fu* ’t>miVcd, it ban been delayed Ihoupauds of vear: For for the plearant way in whicli they it hn lwav3 been there, groan, r.himnrKn*!, fragrant, ripatiently asziited Christman shop­ per* in szleclln; th* right kind BMP I w afting for irnn to eom c and discover il.— Arthur of id 'ts. -*re :u 1 -■ m .,t idiL ti; lots of overseas \ rt* who n r ' afraid to get the;r f ■ wet now Some of q ate naturally fool­ ish ami other* act that way be caurn they haven’t any het i l; sense. Things could be worst.Don't get mnd when a collector rings yonr 'Inortcll. Could have been an in xuranca usent. Our not mn f a man who in hard to please i* ore who find* The L it­ erary Digest to j partiza and The j Saturday Evening Boat too rad’eal. I his tnlk of there being po five ronl rig a r on the m arket not founded on fact. There arc several >f them nnd some of tham procur- I k’ol.i :»t a. rr-sronablu n firico ar ’TV for * t’' - c t i . •, • - • kt.'kirg on the t< ' n living is Hu f; Hung year. How atvout a * ' "o ace on earth and good wi ram ” ju st at thi liirtivuhir moment? How sbou <f ort on our yai - Hg. ten tin* load* c f the men I no of enrioav ir give dec i'.nditl* r.* j r .n : •ml txi. tod jiincu tho "j "*ii” in California? uot put up w ith delay faiences with th; >f helping the other l;» h:r.iae!f and help •lie a t the same time f Let “ Red” C ru ," the kicking for the i ,i :;g o a rnin? for doing it ai get th.g | whore w ith our Itlckdi othnll. \Ve .ro living in the tat. h in tho w ith Everyone i making good or km who ha* m le good that *can t>- n o u c h td ” f u ha* l>ten t - (no *„ nixur.e on* re u o n in -mr hi A wonder.‘id •. i. tu t for u* in H>2tl th at pro r ; activity in r . a | a rd real husir.e.va and ruga finance’ and fchh b le d p;i ura end locomotor atgx>a :md high faxce u n j !md 'whiti;ey. A e wl|! have p chance Cfod- oven th-» rriror.-r Laiford and our Uvp.'jrr'ac!*'') a. Wuihlnrrtc:; *r. i b. i tcncruritccntait. * -a * .. . . ■**> . Even certain Senator* of to « n d w l n « n? 1 nited S tates <|Uoto with onadmonition. ‘ ihv -UtLntlci. uph..ldint .h C | H ^ '> 11„ * '? S They seem to regard th5 f cn it led to ()J> t0 n ma"5, a— nmpto _grounu for assail-1 t !he law and overthrowin g Pro* S - '• « ' I hihition. o ' drunk! who i f rtics. however, are trtacher- nnd reached t ® ti)l uiato in l. Anybody can make ed, would defy . ^ r ■ cat of them far either sld® Pf Isrro corps o Now, however- .* : ay c o n tro v ert/ In which they •• ■ f > ' r. T hat figures esn ‘!l1 •'...at a ^ id lie. in rm ci.nt truth, Dial i'tti arrest- *"■ 11 ur4' misleading when used by] t > he drunk is » cthi il ■ w .-m , j* probably true. Refat-■ H_ R i* og»m, V ^ is rre sts fik'ili mo uu -,l • . llaaor. Ao i ’IfiRin JjL v-irg ■**•*" *cn *" aiii*votFt blit Us| , hi yon 11 dispute, i\wo.*Wl n, , ke the I ' Well li kno-.v how .many ^ vigilant in,/ - w t 2 In th a;c* ia (he pcc-Volstaa«l v. | violators. " L L u rn tly i '• ic run .... the record as “di»n}- aJl-tink» were I , Crlics ” ami how eager in m o st ' ^ i r d. new *j’ on r* are to prove the in«;x.icac> y t jtltta s , ,_t*on» 1 tl« dry law. , ut, even If the nrrest3 **'* - v �> - • * f.%' . ‘ •' < ??, . ?1% *’ tf5T>if. *.*:** *'»i' ' . 'iW 1 f? - ' '7;IB iffls .'.in r THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 22. H>25. TELEPH O N E: AND P E R S O N A L AC TIVITIES 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR CHILDREN ENJOY PARTY GIVEN BY THE LITERATURE DEPARTMENT icial PAGE FIVE RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Mrs. Scott E ntertains1In Honor Of Guest, DELIGHTFUL DANCE IS GIVEN TUES­ Miss L. Gar-man DAY EVENING FOR MISS KNIGHT T- -*» 2I7-W Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins dr.*?' family will motor to Ft. Myerawhere they will spend Christina* as the guests of Mr. and Mrs,, --------------------------------11Frank Mlltecr. >t Mr. and Mrs. W. .T. Richardson -------of Jacksonville are spending thi Mrs. Bessie G. Busier of Saraweek in Sanford. toga Springs. S'. Y., is the how* —----- • guest for the winter of M rs; (J, Paul It. Forbes left Thursday l). Brumley at her horn- on Mug^ for Mandarin, on the St. John* nolta Avenue, where he will spend the holidays. -------—■— Mrs. Linwood J. Wilson, of 3t)*» Mr. and Mrs. Amos S. Jones of "Y -t Ninth Street has returned Solomon, Kan., an- visiting their t r i m da per, Ala., where she has son, John It. Jones on Beardall been visiting friends ar.d relatives Avenue. for the past 30 days. P e r s o n a ls Members of the L iterature De­ Greetmp the young .guests upon Entertaining in her u s u a l Among the many lovely parties Hnrton Mabry, Frederick Bel!. partm ent of the Woman’s Club n rr‘va' Mrs. G. jS. Wood- char " manner. Mrs. William Riven for the members of the Herbert Messer, Frank Chase. arm‘ iing entertained most delightfully W ed­ ruff; Mrs. William McKinnon and «Moore Scott was hostess Wcdnes- younger set during the holidays, Deano Turner, William DuBosc, nesday nfternoon with a C hrist­ Georg; Wilson, George Cowan, will ffivc. a m as party for all children George Knight and Sam Byrd, [rtfthe City Hall 12, whose mothers are of the Severn! departm ents ,r^nool boys will club. •Much Damage Done I dance at the City Presenting a most By Storm In Japan and festive appearance, ary Hour a t Li- large lounge, with its decorations m nmur, with which she handled Wlth K“ldon calendulas and nareis- ,‘ul "V 1 ,lu> .cl,'Y ' mis, and also in the .flornl tallies. for this affair, were beautifully |Vdock, Mrs. Clark of Yuletiile greenery, red cut flow­ the children. TOKYO. Dec. 24.—(/PI— A re ­ After nil . , . An absorbing game of -bridge -cnrru'il out in every detail both port from the navy departm ent to­ ers, lights softly shaded in red, h o u r . , n h v n l J ! had born Wfl„. plftyrd ,|urinY the nfternoon in the decorations of red roses ‘jth 'rill entertain and other suggestions of the Yuleday stated that tho tidal wave and Mrs. J. G. Zeigler left Monday Mr. nnd Mrs. K. B. Hough of StV 'A Bridge Club at tide* season. A’ large fire wan play d and.the las. story told, ice nil(1 when 8Core„ *crc count-c*d the nr»* white narcissus and Inter in storm which struck the island of evening for Columbia, i*. (' , where Petersburg, stopped over in Fantho refreshments. home on Mngnol- burning on the hearth, around S S S i indiVi,,US ,iica ” rizo for ’’core. Silk hose, was Yap on Dec. 15, broke two wireless sho will spend tin* holidays with, ;°rd on Wedncsilay for a brief topped with m l cherries . Won by Misi Le .Claire Jones. .The Mrs.*Knight«received the guests rinjr her guest, which the -children sat, when lis t­ cakes poles ami damaged virt- ber parents. tay before going to other points wore served, helping to complete T .i , Vu K,1 antenna poh consolation .price, a leather bridge wearing a sm art toilette of red nM y . building along the ening to .’the many stories so dear an already per e S afternoon _____ , of interest in the state. to the childish heart. day asuaities were reportairs. Woodruff.ehairman of the m °'" , fc,1 ,1 , 'to„thc ,ot of M,ss h?nvilyJ T N L const. N o e Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Huffum of u u it ^jno Holly. ‘Miss Garman was pre- descent beads and trimmed with . of librnry will Completing the « « n e was thc ilittinrtniMit ................ K UVl. „'■nairman ..... ................................ ..... ... Mr. hml Mrs. S. O. Taylor t»c department, gave a mo3l most 1Illcru5l. interesti «nv iin„„.i„ . ..sirich C(l;................ Galesburg. 111., were .... nmon.r the ostrich. |to f* o clock. Both cable and wireless com­ w iiT u rv fai tors a rrlvl'n g in San ford 'jounce the birth of an eight potiM huge Christmas tree, hung with | , c talk, concluding her remarks sented silk lingerie. Outlay -Afterthe card game, the .tables Rose georgette with handsome — munication was suspended for -n on Wednesday tinsel and myriads of tin y e k e -j w lth „ "Merry Chi Limns- mid n , ,, , , ................. • i-.---i. I »• - H. at the Vernahf-, Given by the Soc- trie lights in the fornm of birds, Hnppy New W ar” to .nil were opvored with dainty lunch- yellow and lavcnd.tr breach flow- tdj-Tt time while repairs were be____ . Laughton Hospital. M* Taylor of the Woman’s _____ .. ........ fruits and ........................... flowers. Here later eon-cloths and a salad and sweet ers nppli-|ucd on the skirt, fash- ing made. During the storm a , .. will !>u remembered as Mi** Clarice A very representative group of course were served by the hostess, joned the stunning frock worn by wind of 150 mile velocity was re- , I)r. nml Mrs. W. }D. t-houv. with Mrs. Kjfts of novelty red ar.d green "lol’’r* nn<', ' Gardiner .Ia i', ftr Hand. as their guest for the hollI jj hostess. 1]y pops" were given each tiny club children was in attendance, ■Mrs. .Sj^ott being assisted by her Miss Knight. Her corsage of ported” ‘accompn nied ' by ’ w aves '”0 days. Dr. tinnliner s mother, .Mrsdny . sweet peas completed the costume. feet liieh as well as a number of mothers. •nci.ce, .Miss Louise Sarles. guest. Mr. am! Mrs. S. R. Dighton will A W. T. Gardiner. on Annual Bnll Inv.itcd to meet this charming Dancing was enjoyed until a have as their guests for the holi­ at 9 o’clock. •guest of honor were Miss Maud late hour, the music being cspecdays, Mrs. IHghton’s sisters, Mr*. Members Of Club Are Mrs. Sneed Entertain Lakp, 'M.iss Gladys Wilson, Miss tally good and was furnished by Ravenna Park Is Mr. ami Mrs. C, II. Milter, for- Alma Hell and Mis* Mct'iung uf _.sda> u t the Valdez Ho'Scoggans, Miss Mae IIol- the "Fnrford Syncopators." At m er residents of W o r d , but ' . U;J Placed On Market Of Urged To Send N am es With Bridge Luncheon ■Naomi b*. *Mlss Olive Newman, Miss Geor- 11 o'clock a refreshm ent course Miami, are spending the hull- ^ at 0rl;in(1„. Mobley, Miss Sarah Evelyn consisting of ices frozen in the days here with friends. To Mrs. G. I. Loucks For Mrs. Slaughter eiaAnnouncement was made today Williams, Miss Helen Vernay, Miss forms of Santa Claus, red nnd ,, . ,, — . ., ,, . „ Mr. nnd Mrs. John Blount of . Emmh -Spencer, Miss Ellison white mints nn.l angel food cake, of the opening of Ravenna Park, Wayne.boro, Ga.. arrivedhMi.hh*rr All those expecting to , attend latest sub-division in the . „ O'1 Wednesday Mrs. John W, White, Miss Kitty Du llose, Miss were served by Mrs. Knight, as­ Sanford’s rtl a suu-utvisiot. m tne Thursday for Clearwater and Safe the an mini ball given by tho hoc-'Sneed entertained at the second Anna "Du Hose, Miss Mary Eliza- sisted by Mr, end Mis. J. Ii. Hint* countryv chili section. The tract i v ilnrbor when- they will co-id , m IZUMA ", ’ " ,'D isos of iw hcavllv 1-1 . m V relatives. , J here with their daughters. of n 3;:rit.s of lively bridge lunch- bet-h -Pulerton, Miss Le Claire ermisler. Delicious punch was ser­ comprise itham. Jacksonville ; ial Department of t h e i ” ISIS IS l. aacres e n s ol nui) tim tim . i.hristm ast with it.,,,,., i „ „ i \i t , v Mr*. ", Henry Pardon nnd Mrs. Jack He­ '. W. Buffum, Galea- Club, who have not sent In their eons, at her cozy home on Bark Jbite,s and Miss Sarah Wheeiis. bored rolling country situated on ved throughout the evening. witt a t their home on Pnlm cth^ nk Robinson, Jnck- names are requested to dr so a . Avc.iue, honoring her house guest, Thoso enjoying this delightful tho road that leads from Sanford Air. ami Mrs. J. M. Wallace left Avenue. oncc . These, mnmes accompanied Mrs. R. Slaughter, UopewJli.Yu. courtesy were: Miss-s M argaret Pay-roll Bandits Get by the he me nib era' enrds are to be Red Radiance roses, poinsettins, Peters, Ruth Henry. Florence Ror- f° Phiesf^edars* nnd oaks will be l u '^LV'The!" i l t l ’ soenl 'r h r u l m ^ rALDEZ Mrs. Alice Capron Babson AJtdj, and other cut flowers in m i, eom- Nearly $48,000 From chert of Milwaukee, Wls.; Frances preserved for beautification pur. *, 1 .. '* ... I" '. 1 „ Mrs. __ G. I. .I.oucks, . H. L Sanford, Now sent to son John Capron Babsoti, forme!1 Attention is called -to the nrtic- bined with ferns, and other greenslst,' rTeague, Camilla Puleston, Kliza- poses it was announce,!, and all w,th M r,‘ winter residents *>f Sanford but j vin»r New York- u! *cs ‘n t *'e >'ear book -as follows: c ry( werc usgd with artiftic effect Go.al Company’s Clerk both Turnbull. Elizabeth Wbitner, public utilities except sewers will Rebecca Stevens, Doris Hand, Mil- in- installed at an early date. | Mr. and Mr . t \ L. Story -f Mi who are spending this winter at* Orl'indiiChn'rlos • Each member is entitled to .a coni- jn the rooms. Luncheon was servThe Wiilker-Laiug Renlty Com- ami unived in Sanford on Wed- llartow, arrived here Thursday t*x PITTSBURGH, Dec. _’ l.—I/P>— died Hand. Louise Thrnsher. Al­ puny, with offices at 112’■■ Park nesday for u stay of a few days spend the holidays here ns the gernon Speer. A rthur Znchary, Jr., The- ’Christmas payroll of the the We •’ guests of Mrs. John It. MncthiuPittsburgh Terminal Coal <'om-- Tom Zachary. Andrew Cnrrowny, Avenue, is developing the p ro -jenroute to point* on Coast. !l^E ill pany* of S>17,900 was taken from Warner Scoggun, John ScbirarJ, porty. the .pay clerk by armed men nt iFrank. Jacksonville; The invitations mny he secured gestions symbolic of this season, | Milwaukee; George by sending in w riting the names \ tempting five-course l-.ii'.c'icon ! • s ' s « « ' 5 ? s ‘a ' 8 !s ^ s ^ P S ' s ' ^ s | s ' « « s ' s « !f f S M : ' « !S ' s p s ’s rs « « a ,s « !« « ,« ^ s ^ s !s ’!s !« ' s « ’s sa s - m p i *>*f the guests, the reriiittance nnd w as served at 1:1)0 o’clock, cn'pcd in an automobile. INOLr, ^ | the members cards, to be inclosed j Several progressions of bridge 'T*he bandits shot I. L, Gump, a st«wart City, W. H.with the invitations, to the chair-, wefe plavi-,1 after the lunchedn, •Bunrtl in the abdomen. Hi- comli i ft* Mr. nnd Mr*. E. 11.nian (,f the .Invitations' commit- s COres wen-kept on tallies of San- Don is critical. L-Roy Button, pny- ^ Petersburg; R. B. tee. Any name deemed ineligible tn Clan- .!• - ign These were pine*»f the company, and Gump ittiburgh. Pa.; W. by the committee shall be referred' sed by th- y,nmg son of the host- an,I another gunr.l rad just alight- ^ fv7 tUtka; J. W. Ilay- to the board. |i; John W. Douglas, All invitations must be sent in nglj o r -- u l as I ro> . p L- to njlne number throe nearby when $0 i Castelman, Lake* the name of tho Social D epart­ m The prize for top score, a pair of m m drnvc up> A Mrs. W. J. Rich- ment. Note—Family to be in te r­ Italian IU*nai—anct* scgncees uml 4Rhe •Imnditsi nponrd fin* immed* r.L trille; O. G. Shcaly, preted ns meaning all members of candles, was won by Mrs. I'arry iat,,|y Tlu. first vo||cy ,jr0Uvrht upon one \V ilson, while the consolation prize, t|0\v,n Gump. Hutton drew a pisriver, W est1Palm J. family dependent ftffnrd, W est Palm source.' •Vi n nn attractive green flower basket. t„i |mt- vvas forced to drop it. One rA sling. W est Palm went to Mrs. John C. Been. A uf -the cobbers jumped from Die W est Palm Mr, nnd Mrs. Edward S.tott of handsome »mlmddcred guest towel mno.hine .took the hag containing tjjf ter, Athens, Ga.; JewYork will arrive in Hanford was presented Mrs, .Slaughter. j the pay-noil and then returned t>* r ,, pre . . seechobee; L. E. on Thursday to spend the holi­ This delightful social courtesy -the car. . r ■. < . >* . days here ns the guests of Mr. was mi •>-! by D> int-lmnte'frlcnds 1 As*the»r6bbers drove away, to* •( nnd Mrs. Edward Market! and of Mr- Sneed! whose graciousness wards Library,.another mining setMrs. Christopher Williams a t their lias Won her the mime *f a most -tlembijt, they fired a parting vol- Uf ISSUE SOLD 'Mrs. Sneed ley .of tdioto at Hutton nnd the ^W lovely country home, "Edgew ater charming hivitoss, irB E A C H , Fla., Dec. Farm ." was assisted in loskMvg o-feer the -guard. yj Ln fnerease in his pleasure of h«.r g««vto by, Jmr sisCi.t-y-police eouuty detectives and V ' - f • deputy -shrr.if-fs -were sent out to 'up 1 the only othiq'ieon- 7 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK ter. Mi- "Hi-* .Whnndu. guard-all-roads, in. the. region in an ^ I Dutch, local1 bond SANTIAGO, Chile. Dec. 21.— Jfr kt bought the $200,- f/P)—Seven persons are known to Lake City A«t. Ii"-t- to *e.v4-T-y effort to find the bandits! I'v per cent short have been killed and III injured club boy and girl in ' -dpinbki at bonds from the when a train on the longitudioual county is* IV'ombcr ID. "‘Ju’iv *» •ForlHs nutdver-plantutiun project ■inn.* i-n Florida has ben pronounced a of A. C. Allyn of railway tourned over last night a t troe^^yva'-UtPmh-"’d' by business, nuccess -by thus., whodmve inspect Lv ers of a recent Vallenar. Details of the accident 1 L t i i I-:,.. • *'< Ins fanming <>p ration*, 1nro lncking. mena of Lake t.ity. |frii»y 11 Iarrivals s 115 i 3* m Santa, phoning from the Christmas Store calls out in cheery notes- ■t. S 5? ■y 5 IS \ H v erry C h r istm a s It’s been a iollv time for u - :r .ickwin-Ives, giving pi*eholiday service. For never bcfoi ' ;u e we attended su many persons never before a more co i rate a n d kindly number o f customers either. So today, a nt; cad ; • ^ne telling his merry, merry Christmas wi dies, ve *uiull> ^emnd tins kindly spirit’s .irreatinj^s. ■if. W W hile the tuneful spirit of ^ uletide is ringing d ow n the land, let ws add t our w ell-w ish in g to the chorus that yours m ay he the merriest of holi­ days, bringing peace, plenty and full­ d'ho best of fun and happiness to you during tlu* holidays May it he a prosperous time. May it h >a season ot love. And may you have many more Christmas days before you each bringing its ijuota ot pure joy. Tliis is the wish of your friends at Diekson-Ives for vour Christinas^—and our best wish is that every good thing we hope for you shall come true. est fruition of all your fondest wishes. ( ’timii)k' shortly—the animal Clearance Sale at D-I ,m ov en t **f re a l i m p o r ta m e . T h is p a p e r will soon te ll <let a IP- * Y o w e ll Company STOKE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL C H R ISTM A S fl �THE SANFORD HEBAI.P, THjlglLAIj — Ch r is t m a s m erry Heartiest Greetings / $ e have done our best to m eet every demand this year, and hope the future will only prepare a way for better ser­ vice on our part and satisfaction on May The Joy Of CH RISTM A S Abide With You Each And Every Day Sincere Are Our Wishes ! » I* t T hat This Christmas : *. I i %. r; We th yoi r For A Merry Christmas! your patronage Will Be Your Merriest! LU-BETII 0 T o All Mankind SANFORD LOAN & SAVIN FETERIA WIGHT BROS. SERVICE COMPANY (Inc.). First St. eet at Magnolia STATION WOODRUFF & WATSON 209 Magnolia Avenue No. 1 Station—Second atid Magnolia No. 2 Station—Kim and First 208 Fast First Street No. 3 Station—Tenth and Sanford to ail loose. to whom we have T h e Season’s Greetings A nd Best Wished: T 1 For A Merry Christmas A nd Prosperous New Year rendered service during the past year we wish a Merry Christmas and a most Prosperous New Year Your Health ft ' And Your Happiness Our Christmas Wish! May Your COLEMAN S GIFT AND Tree Of Life STATIONERY SHOP Be Laden With 207 Magnolia Avenue Many G ood Thing May 1925 Be Your Merriest R. STEWART f \ * Greetings FLORIST GONZALEZ GROCERY CO Of T he Season A nd Cheer her Sl l Myrtle Avenue 112 Last First Street Christina T h e Coming Yei STONE GROCERY CO M c L A U LI N 327 Sanford Avenue The Jeweler 212 E ast F irst Street Conveying Remembrance F Heartiest Season s i ne Reason s Kindest i houHits Greetings And A Merry Christmas! Best Wishes! A nd Goo j '.i: lies For A Best Wishes For A Merry Christmas LA N EY ’S M. D. GATCIIEL DRUG STO R E F ifst £Rrget CYmmercial Avenue Celery and Sanford lilMlllllllllMillllllllllllllliiiiinimir f �r ▼ THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. Dtc. oman Is MOM’N POP tor'me lasttike U(ST BCMSCR - PNC BOOKS Of G ulf PO<* ADDRESSING EW NBLOPeS JOtfT ENOUGH T& PAY THE p SECOND A1STALL M ENTON k lamation . LORETTA‘6 ? i 4 6 - Y3UNG MAW L OEMAWD THAT r^Vth V U, 1925 PAGE BY TAYLOR H A -H A -1 KNOVO XRAT YOU'RE fiCXNG lb SAY - &>T HERE'S YOu R Pt\»E BERRIES ~ r_ [Vr. Chamber of filfU- from a wrijj, if the most ‘for development fl that even the it i.« a "pipe Ihave P. P- Pav, jjjif of Mexico «n from Brownq West and ap;,de land among j.tf *tate« would to boundary L. were followed, yrj would be lost would get [fi8rd-in Uulf west ^ijjht south from - ra would reoowip httween the and a line ^Tjth from Baton b: many miles | an.*. Mississippi few counties in re the territory Louisiana bounith through Moi would have the the Mississippi louth from Api would receive (Vp OH CHICK. UlMAT 1 WlTH The Third ins Tailme^ DOC OW LORETTA’S RlNG.AND CHRISTMAS only a Pew D* ys 6FF. C hick R aids a AR6 Y0 0 6 0 iti& lb AST ME R>* CrtR»«TMA5? r tot tot mow1 l vOO- Am-S hcOLD mot as sc IMPATiE.NrJOST wait , AMD -A«- AW. BE * NICE SOY AND Tell me MOVU TU, BET IT'S * w RiSTw ATCh or NOR** mass Curing SET o e MAv BE A - r- an OH NO -MO 1 MEAN L REFUSE I To SAY* mew Financial PROBLEM CCM^ROn TIo G Him Lf the plan wrote prided u “ Florida iPecatur the night i by the Haven Viltl Winter Haven, i* “very much cn\ fhamber "how other Countess Salm formerly heroes of the University of Ala­ Cjt wt)|M cost to do stantinc Maris Salm von Hogcn- m straten, lfl months old, will enjoy Millicent Roger*. bama when they stepped from the his first Christm as tree tomorrow train today to the soil on which at "W aikiki" the winter home in UK.YA they will give battle New Year’s Palm Beach of his grandfather, 24.—(/Pi Day to the University <£f. WanhHenry H. Rogers, millionaire oik :her and clear skies ington team for the east-west :cr Alfred Con-man, under tho watchful eye of his undefeated gridiron football honors nt Ross Bowl. * On tho High Shores of St. John’s Hivur To All PatronsNew and Prospective Prideful Ownership Modern Conveniences Beautiful Environmen EDWARD HIGGINS, INC Historic Setting p o r d — P o r d s o n —L in c o ln m lik U Refined Exclusiveness Sound Investment !* » < • MAKE YOUR RESERVATION IN TIME SALES AGENTS Masonic Building Telephone 707 �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. Dec. 21, 1925 tunmtocs. Citrua fru its supplier m odunt:, demand m oderate. Prices unchanged, fr qai Wcdpwdny. NEW YORK Dec. 24.— OP)—Cot­ ton futures opened steady; Jnn. 18.65; Mnr. 18.93; .May 18.68; July 18.35; Oct. 17.95. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.—0T») —Cotton futures opened steady; Jrtn. 18.81; Mnr. 18.-13; .May 18.18; July 16.00, asked; Oct. 17.43. W INTER PARK. Flu., He:. 21. NEW YORK, Dec. 25.—bP>Miko SfcTiguc, wha iort the world's —W1)—Holllna C dlsgo and W inter light heavyweight boxir.g title to Park will be the boats to the Flor­ Paul Bcrltubach last lummer, has ida Audubon Society on March 5 earned another chance nt the iand 6 , whi n the next annuul m u t ­ crown by Ids defeat of the sen­ ing will be h lit, according to an sational negro. Tiger Flowers of announcement made hero yester­ A tlanta in the Christfhas fund day by A. .1. Hanna, secretary of bouts in Madison Square Garden, Florida Audubon Society. Leaders in the bird protection last night. movement in Florida, said the rw McTiguo, always ndmlred for his retary feel th a t holding the meet­ defense, came out of his shell ing in W inter Park this season Is against Flowers and turned bark particularly appropriate as the so­ nr good ns received. He* was n ciety was founded here and for different AfcTigue from the man many year; was headed by mem­ who kept away from Berlcnbach bers of the Rollins faculty. during a slow contest in which the Sessions will begin Friday Mar. title passed Inst summer. 5 a t 2 p. in. with reports from of­ But many a t the ringside believ­ ficers nnd special committee:-. In ed that the negro had gained the the evening an address by some ycdict by hi3 constant lashing out eminent scientist will he given and which tipie and again drove the Saturday morning will be devoted form er champion to cover. Some to diccusaior.s o f special interest to w riters gave Flowers seven of the the tc*n< hers of Florida in prepar­ 1 0 rounds, which under the most ation for n more thorough knowl­ recent ruling of the New York edge of Florida birds. Dr. Hiram Byrd, of Bradenton, A thletic Association gave him the is president of the sm-fety Mrs. battle. Under this ruling the greater W. For-tcr, of St. Petersburg, is num ber of rounds won decides the' treasurer; Mrs. E. K. Co**"" , *• Leesburg is auditor nnd .Judge 1. w inner. Fidel Ioibarba, conqueror of tl.». I’. Warluw, of Orlando, is eou.i.-eiAmerican flyweight champion, or. The vice-presidents are O. i , obtained a six round decision over Dnmmorich, Thou, Edison, Edward W. Br.k, Cnri Fisher, Mirs Eliza­ Low P erfitt of New York, with beth Skinner and W. M. Ball. n slashing offensive in the Inst four rounds a fte r tumbling to his knees in the first. George Godfrey, negro heavy­ weight, outpointed Martin Burke CHICAGO, Dec. 24.—( ^ — Pota­ of New Orleans in 10 rounds, while Ernie J avers, English fly­ toes: trading much improved; m aiweight nnd Izzy Schwarts of New ket much stronger; receipts 38 cars; total U. S. shiprn nts 386: Yotk imttled to n draw. Wisconsin sacked round whitej 3.H6@4.15; Col. sacked brown beauO thrr Fight loist Night WARREN, Pa.—Jim m y S latt­ ties -1.00; Idaho sacked ni sets ery of Buffnlo, knocked out Joe 3.75@ 1.0(1. Burke of New York <t."> rounds)., PH ILA DELPHIA— Dave Adel- * CHICAGO, Dee. 2 1 .—0 ? )—poul­ m an of Baltimore, heat Marty try: nli.vcs, ntendy; re--eljita 5 cars; Gold of Philadelphia (10 rounds). no change in prices. SAN FRANCISCO - Frankie JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dm. 2 1 . Mur.kie of St. Paul, heat Harry Dedderman, Vallejo, light heavy­ —olh—Conditions prevailing on the Jacksonville m arket today nweight (19 rounds.) repoited by the Florida .State LOS ANGELES—Low Palimo of Salt Lake City, won from Tommy. Marketing Bureau: Supplies «,f mhcellancoua Flor­ O'Brien, New York. (10 rounds). Earl M cArthur of Sioux City, In., ida commoditicn very light, de­ and Leonard Gracia, Los Angeles, mand good. M arket stioni', pu"fought a draw. ticularly for bean*, cuke; , pepper,- Additional M arkets CHICAGO, [tee. 21.—fAV-H ogs rcctlpts 10,009; active, mostly 2.1 to 50c higher; lig h ter wiight* nhnvs nnxlr.ium udcacc; u:i:-nt sliljiping demcnrl; big puckers <!oin*r bulk gtmd and eh ».c j 200 to 300 pound butchers 11.10(3' 11.50; m ajority of b e tte r Ifi'i to 180 pound weight 11.75@i2.f*0; practical top 12.00; 1 10. to 150 pourd selections larg ely 12 .00 @ 12.25; bulk packing sows 9.25@ DJJ®; better grades of killing pigs mostly 12.25@ 12.50; heavy weight hogs 11.80(g) 11.30; medium 11.15 @11.65; light 1L00@> 12.00; light lights ll.25@12.25; packing sows 9.00@P.50; slaughter pigs 12.U0@ 12.25. Cntle 60,000 catch a? cattch can trade of fat steers nnd fat stock; steady to 25c lower; better grade* of fat steers showing maximum decline; top heavies 12.25; y e a rl­ ings 12.00; bulk 8.75@ 10.09; ship ping demand very narrow on good to choice offerings; bulls 10 to 15* higher; velers strong nt 1 1 .0 Q@ 11.50; mostly south'dtiern hand picking upward t > 13.09 and better. Sheep 2 ,00 0 ; fa! lambs fully 25c higher; rpnt« up more, finality con­ sidered: bnik 16.00@lfi.25; few u wold to 16.50; some held high r: f a t sheep strong; odd bits fat cwe 3 8.25; lambs fully steady; few lends 15.5rt@lG.00; no choice handy weight on rale. Lynchburg College Will Meet S trong Basketball Teams LYNCHBURG. Va., Dec. 24.— ( P )—All four of the Southern Con­ ference members in Virginia will n- ei;g.t',-;«i on the court this sea­ son by the basketball team of • -vnchDiirtr College, Coach Day has announced. The echedjla call* for 17 games. The Hornets will •m h. .-"ii.ua ..urn Hampdonf-idney a t Lynchburg on January 13 a fte r which they will meet Vir­ ginia W. and L and V. M. I. in order. Duke and Ci;i':f -rd arc the Nertn Carolina games while .Milligan and i "•• '••u-.sewmnn r.re the* other for­ eign” opponents. Iflt' svuMlUlC inllowu: Jun. 13— Hampcicu-Sidr.cy a’ home. Jan. 16—Virginia nt Charlottesville. Jan. 18—Washington and Ia*c at Lexington. Jan. It#—V. M. I. at home. Jun. 22—Richmond a t home. Fob. 1—V. P. 1. ut home. Feb. 3—Emory and Henry a t Emory. Foie 1—Milligen at Milligon. Feb. 5—Carson-Newnian at Je f­ ferson City. Fob. 11 Duke* at home. Feb. 13- Randolph—Macon, a t home. Feb. 20-- Randolph-Macon at ii<mm. rob. 22.—V. M. I. at homo, oli. 25.—llampdcn-Sidncy a t Jirmpch r. Sidm y, I 'oli. 2;j Richmond at Richmond. Fob . 26 - Ru ndolph-Macon nt Ashland. Feb. 27—Medical College a t Ma­ con. T T H IS H IG H SEASON of the Cbr year it is natural for us to pause u hurry o f modern life and indulge little m ental stock-taking. Inasmm m ost o f us are engaged in the paBll m oney through some form of endt this sober thinkin g usually questioi H igh School Football Players Lose -Amateur Susanne Pleased At Visit Of Helen Wills Standing In Chicago PARIS, Dec. 21.—f/Pl—"I am olways glad to meet good players,” declared Susnnne Lenglen, when a sk ’d by I/A uto for her view# on Iho coming of IU> n Wills, the California girl, to the Riviera. "I shall have just ns much, if not more, pleasure in try in g con­ clusion with Mir,3 Wills ni- with Mi ' MrKnnn. But I must toll you that Miss Wilis* coming i the has*, of my cares. My father, who hns bc.n seriously ill, hns just under­ gone a severe operation and moth­ er and ! have been terribly noxi­ ous about him lately.” The acquisition o f m oney for money's sake aloi CHICAGO, P e. 24.—f/Pi.—Four Englewood High School boys, luickficl I ef their football team , have been hr.rrcd iiermancutly from <coip-liiiori :n amateurs in high rehool because they played with a make- in' i prufe'siottal team ropi nr filling Milwaukee th r o weeks a.'o. As n further outcome of the ■ ndiG, liir Chicngo Cardinals, a m em hfr of the national pm icsi‘*nnl Icaime is under of He 1ft1 '.rutiny and am ateur athletics all over the country may l> • affectcil. The annua! meeting of I ho am ­ ateur federation in New Yorl. will i.'iscuHft r visions of the rules governing the am ateur status of imys tagged professional for life he* ciiuse of a single pettv violaiion. generally regarded w ith disfavor. Most of us try ti quire m oney through the performance of some iJ form o f public service, and to spend it in a way 1 benefits others as w ell as ourselves. In fact, that cl pretty close to expressing the American Ideal, ^ And the man ol*w om an w h o helps to create a pj place where people can live and work under perfect] ditions— specifically, w h o becomes a partner in thj ation o f such a city as w ill be Daytona Shores — I nearly than in any other w a y attains the American 1 For that man or w om an renders the greatest of ^ services b y m aking it possible for hom e-hungry Ki cans to live and work in “the most beautiful sp< Florida," idyllic in setting, i d e a l i n clim ate, a placet the best that life can hold w ill be realized. 1 ___ <gT T o such an investor great w ill be the rewards■ # . #• < all of our t**ood iriends an 1 pn cons alone in a material way, but likewise in the sptntua mion toward oui* success during the isfaction of know ing one has helped his fellow mcr L- to a close and w e sincerely hope that \ PROSPEROUS AND D l aytona rfv J a c k s o n v il l e VT L'AKEtANCf V M iami T am pa orlanw I aS#S DELANtt <' *rlS £ > „ ■* , T, lak & ^ orW Executive Offices: Daytona Beach, Florida �''a ia r m '- * THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE NINE T T H E C H R IST M A S SEA SO N MEN A R E A INSPIRED W ITH T H E H IG H ER F E E L ­ INGS O F F R A T E R N A L KINDNESS. h is T o r g a n ia t io n G R EETIN G S T O THE extends it s CITIZEN S O F SANFORD, W HO H A V E BEEN T H E F A IT H ­ FUL. T O R C H -B E A R E R S O F PR O G R ESS, F E L ­ LOW SHIP A ND G O O D WILL T H R O U G H O U T T H E Y EA R . M A Y T H E SA M E S P IR IT O F UNSELFISH SE R V IC E P E R M E A T E T H IS O R G A N I­ ZA T IO N , AND T H E W HOLE, IS O U R COM MUNITY A S A C H R ISTM A S AND NEW Y E A R S’ WISH F O R ALL. �THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, Dec. 24, 1?2| Source of Mankind’s Real Happiness No single factor contributes to the growth, prosperity or stability of the individual, or community more than that that of the whole hearted, unselfish support of progress in the home or civic life. F O R R E S T L A K E, May S. O. C H A S E C. J. M A R S H A L L �; ■ -■ * '* ? J ; * r* . ~ * 4 ««| • • !«•* it may be a French nr Ruo ian P / G c r m V iw -i m an or n’cmnn of title wth the * W '-O H t I f C same ambition. Are Fatal O rdinarily, an aid would handle THURSDAY. -*THE __- I . SALFORD IIERAT.D. ■■ -v^- _ _- " -Dec. 24, - ■1925. ■ " "*' *«*b y.7j 1 To Coy m or is . due nt the projection room, wr."V*l' l h o was tiie son of Mrs,! iv-'. iii. V' Ro* t, P!Vv end is said to have liva new photoplay aw aits his critica l Gir‘ I u l K|tv#nth S tric t. I »*m. , Luncheon, and sometim es dinner, r It wn: ctcd thnt the hoy had is dovoted to n tu n ness confer­ been play ini; with fireworks which ence w ith officials of the company, hud beer purchased for his Christfor El .x' te n s iv e- ,,i..ywTitrl>ts, authors nnd act y -fi.r K-n^.mas celebration and ii nis untjs:th at he died -,nA n.d The ExpertExpcn* There nre nun to he sent to Knrope fifteen hour a fte r swallowing .nllowiiuj’ thi> the I.»sa .... e ..M0 1 . . ---' KforntOUS S u m s to obtain tn itc rla i tnw i, t i torpedo, Physicians were called in L l'hot,, H a y s I duction. . R eport, on* p r o l f e t E tot. late to : nve the youngster’s l hnto . — j n| roa4|y b0jn(r exhibited must b~ life, it was said. — ,, - 1 road nnd occasionally changes nte CIn W O r K to l.e made. Explosion Dam ages . t o c lrv A mnn " h o has spent months in \\'C< b L d o n j the A frican jungles has completed Railroad Bridge n,p ictu re which the company may A nother photographer Of P r o d u c e r desire. CLARKSliURG, W. Va„ D ec.21. ftfii-i P ro m in e n t w ants to go to the A rtlr* to make —(A*)—An .-.plosion damaged the ;7r Everywhere a film. Thomas Mcighan may want W ciicrn Maryland Railway bridge a vacation. A nother sta r inuy ask nt Binghampti n .iunctiou early today. The blast, ret off near the . 24, (A1)__ a rniso in m inty. j.s 1 These— and a thousand other middle of th ^pnn which erodes I1 1 -Ark, but by questions—th? producer must de­ W est Fork Uiver, caused damage ed ike most in- cide, not a small one being the vari- estimated at c*veral thousiinds *»f ous legal affairs. dollars. l.nrnc pieces of steel ^ to ’ii.'. ~I]i‘or..* <'f cmlsrs in •— --------------------------were hurl.d great distances, while window in r.eirby dwelling houses ,.r ■ I production POLICE STOP PI. \Y im! :« ea all NEW YORK—The police b om b were shattered. Railroad officials t ,:ftj many of the squad has stopped a play dcplet- expressed th:* beliif th a t nitro­ nothing of it'R th e .attem pted assassination of glycerin' had been used. ipzny “on location" Mumotini as a fake. They explain Florida, they ay, is being gorg­ its, Potto Rico, or th a t the law forbids Sunday pi*r.! rs. authors, play. lorm nnccs ns contemplated. anti ed w ith Rcirildican voters. But the arthts, models, deny they acted a t the behest of Postal Guide shows there won’t be /••men. royalty and the sta te ns charged by Carlo post-office- enough to go around. —Dallas N ws. ito bo found among Trescn, the promoter. I T he ninonnt raised by ‘JOd com J inanity chest and welfare fcdcr.i tfons (thn la tte r has o.dy a slight j ly ditferent meaning from tne ; form er) in ih? same period was ; reported a t 555.501),000. Deducting the amount rai<ed by : th* 2f» new chests, there was an inirr^ n -e of j l . 138,004 in the amount l raised in lir25, over the an." nt ' ifcach in 1024, said the associnits entire population. lion. Eightyono cities asked tot Minneapolis was shown to have more in 1021, 33 for less and 1? donated from public revenues arid fu r the same amount, private sources ft fur greater sum The community chests, for the Iruin every person—$1*!.H4— me: t p u it, are for approved chariwhite St. Paul wus only slightly ties without reference to race or b:hind with $14.30. and Kansas religion. Kneh philanthropic or­ ...., Mo., third um u with $13.05. B uf• ' tty. ganization is apportioned a shore fulo was listed as fourth with o f the proceeds from subscrip$12.91, and Dcs Moines fifth wiin lions. $12.52. Rbt heater, N. Y. followid CinIIAkVARl) WITHDRAWS i I’.nati in donations to the comv.rvr.#»,t.|*'l''»T| ,»l*l *--*.' -*)VUtUfU COLUMBUS, Mass. Recntif e ”of* unity charity budget, giving at the ‘‘.-er.timrntal music'’ or. the pro­ rate $4 per person; Cleveland was grain the Harvard (lice Club has thinl, giving S3.H9, and San Fran- withdrawn from a forthcoming ineiseo fonrth with $3.St. tercollegiate glee club contest in The popularity of the com muni- Now York. t<’ chest plun, which concentrates f ----------------------------charities campaigns into one grand fMr H arry E. Braccwell, l.ond**n crash and gets it over, was a ttes-i chii(j ,.,r c jnj i;ltt ,,n y ! t|iat it is s Are Giving** More To Organized Charity; Minneapolis Leads Country r ,W b s s » u v. Dee- * KANSAS CITY. Dec. 21—<aT>o f Atnericun cit:cs which arc piv* jn,- jncrea ine am ounts to con. id;;i.,p it charity budgets, the mill. <•? human kindness s e tn u to prevail _ • abundantly * ’ in Minoeaptdi ~ * *"- ■ nrd Cincinnatti, although there a chance fur divergence of opinion. as various standards may be np pliul. Minneapolis subscribed m ost per Capita In H('dr» to pliilanthropic'ir.i.tiiutioiis from nil sources, includ­ ing public and VIItVIHIlIIVU Cincinnatti r -«..v revenue, «v IIIIU ltd in voluntary gifts per capita to its community chest. Clev, land, however, had the large chest pledge — $ 1,285,tH)8 — nnd Philadelphia, with pledges of L 1*20,1:»4, the next liinTest. These fiirurra were made aval, able here through the American Association fur ( onimunity Orgnr;7aticns and the Kansas City of Social Agencies. Cincinnatti subscribed $*1.31 pe; capita, in the 1925 drive, based on trsysrtr s twelve months ending May 31, ID25, the association ty.t. 2d . itie \ adopted the jdan and held their first campaign. __________________ 3 _ _ A Christmas Gift That Increases frem yenr to year i* an account with tho Seminole County Hank anti it is tho most stihstnntlnl ami Insting kind of a Christmas present you can Rive any member of the family. New accounts are cordially invited. •S'. Interest l*nid on fSnvinffs Account. !'' Interest Pain on Savings Accounts. S e m in o le (ffo u n fy J§ a n k S a n fo rd ,F la . STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS is asleep, nr it ought to bo allow­ ed to get used to noises. Thnt is the position taken by the baity ADVERTISEMENTS TEId. YOU WHAT TH E RO­ toward the family in the night, alRo.- -.Minm ::polls Journal. MANCE OK BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. /< ■'l IL I.nsky. When he J in the wornI I ; a loiijf summary |j ; : - m . from X. P i been purchased esi .-tar. .v director has . The producing dcobtained actors of ,g [.art-. Locations It ' i. In fact, .-.uilly is ready for 0 begin. I- .. : leirram to th? the : .r does not like r r ■' •..« :;he care fur ki : in t. nr.i ovi r the |f n r to (io it. r cessitlcn of good pin< in doing it." kky. “ If the star is one and advances 1fur not doing tlie [thole thing has to and another actor .'cnnrio selected. |ir.i!. what is to be I !* a cable from Ength* company's option fipiiv on a very in.iry work. Another i a r impany on Ioca>news th a t rain has |»rk ns to send exipn duction fa r above* Should the scenario Lifting the scenes in b dd the company kdays longer in the Rid w eather? rings nnd a play«m th at the big s o n which he lmil and had virtually al. bn • :ittr:s* ted a 'from another producWill Mr. Lasky i secretary with word of a cabinet member ttl q letter of in tro­ ll is beautiful and t into the movies. Or % Christmas Dinner M E N a U Punch Shrim p or Oyster ( ’«», ktail Chicken Sntip Olives ( ’olery Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Roast Duck, Apple Jelly Roast Chicken O yster Dressing Green Peas Cream Whipped Potatoes Palm Garth n Salmi llol Biscuits New Buttered Beets Fruit Cake Ice Cream Plum Pudding Pumpkin Pie Mince Meat Pie CheesQjaud SaRPthAlniumh) Tea . Coffee •. r ; Continuous Service From T A. M */# w •* !’• ^** . ^i VI Palm Garden Tea Room and Restaurant In the Basket Building -"d :"1<! Maunolla A a A «r/ *i ' X f s A via ■wd pa ; v ' _ Christmas— iti H Happy New Year at-wM A Very Merry Christinas To All May the one be large with that Peace the day celebrates, the other out­ ;/>3r standing in worth while accomplishmenls. ’ �THE HANFORD HERALD* THURSPAj. By Williams JACKSONVILLE,—Daughters o. the East, came upon the two p o -' liccmcn ami swore out an alfidavit ngninst them. They were re- i leased on 5250 bond. j ^ » AVON PARK—Rex Beach, a u ­ thor of a number of novels, m ade | his third land purchase here when he took over 25 acres cr muck WEST p a l m b e a c h —f . b . lands. Coo pel, marshal of K iskra, was MIAMI—Contract for the con­ to be arraigned in court here this wic’i tor tiring at the car of 1. struction of a 23-story church buil­ ]• pcarson, of Kelsey City. The ding. to cost approxim ately marshall, who s tated rr.at ne wua 000. has been let by the F irst B ap­ trjing ot make Pearson, who, tu tist Church here. Vi ith one excep­ claimed, was speeding, was placed tion. the structure will be the la r­ timJti ¥I,00U bond a fte r his ar- gest church building in the world. the American Revolution of r l°ridr wil hold their s l a t e meeting here. dan. l ‘J-21. Mrs. B. E. Brown. corn spending secretary, announc­ ed The Katherine Livingston chaptc; will be host. A number of socinl functions have been planned. Competing With Turks And Belgians To Attain Highest Efficiency In Inducing A Good Grade Of Short Cotton 52.000,- JACKSONVILLE—II. ll. Laniden, of Duval county, has been selected by the National Association of Agriculture of Cuba, to judge a poultry exhibition a t H a - ' vana, Feb. 0, and to lecture on Al.M BEACH—Four men lash- Innovation In M utual ii the >loop Sister, were rescu- Betting Now Planned uff the Bahama Islands, uciing to word receiver! here by By Club In Louisiana o. The rescue was made by tain Dus Jordahn and the crew NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.~(;P) his yacht Christina, of Palm An innovation In mutual betting is planned by the Loul.uina Jockey Cluli f"r the 1026 race m eeting be­ •[.AND—Two partrolm cn, for­ ginning at the fuir grounds here um of homes because of al- un Jan. 1. Announcement was ed high rentals', final*;.’ set* made today th at the proceeds of I in a bouse that had been vac- the sale of mutual tickets would fur b.*3 ie time. Thev cut the b? supervised and verified daily ss and weeds from aho.il the by n firm of internationally known e, and cleaned it Up thorough- public accountants. A corps of Then the owner, .r woman from accountants will be assigned by the vqom *r*e B y w c u PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 24.—(A') —Out of the glories of mountain range and plain into the soap vat or fertilizer bin is the ignominious M ary’s E lder Son Is “ Most B o rro w ed ” Baby In All B ritain HARROGATE, Dec. 24.—</P)— George Henry H ubert, elder son of Princess M ary, has become the most "borrowed” baby in England. King George and Queen Mary, tho grand parents, nre particularly fond of the boy, and when he isn’t rom ping nbout Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle, George is loan­ ed to laird and Lady llnrcwood, parents of Viscount I^iscelles, nt Harewood House near here where a playground hns been fixed up for his special benefit. Now and then George Henry goes to Curzon House in Linden, the residence of the Duke and Duchess of York. Ever so often ho is taken to St. James Palace to pay his respect to his uncle, the Prince of Wales, and Prince Hen­ ry. Goldsborough Hull. between York and Harrogate, is really the home of George Henry, hut he has been so busy making kin visiting tours this full that his parents have seen hut very little of him. Two nurses accompany Master George on his tours in a powerful limousine which the young man, who will be three years old Feb. 7, already claims as his alone. c o t O u r J.fT'Wr w a v the western m ustang,'sm all, most­ ly useless, and numerous. For those in the Pacific North­ west, this lowly end approached appreciably close when a Portland company began the construction of a plant in which this rendering will be done. The sturdy, roving hands of un­ der-sized horseflesh ent off the range th at is needed by stockmen and upon which depends, to a large extent, the game in the western stales. In .Montana alone it was estim ated th a t there are 250.000 of tor •iul cnity in- Si 4 s» x.-, j * PARIS, Dec. 21.—(A*l—Horsem eat, form erly "the poor man’s beefsteak — ..... ak," hns become a French luxury. Scurcity of buteherablc nnimuU is given us the cause of Its enormous ire reuse in price. One pound of choice horse-meat at the local m arkets recently was quoted 0.50 francs—about forty cent • Pork chons could be bad for K.50, roast beef for 0.00 and mutton for 7.50. Besides the gradual disappear­ ance of horses “on the hoof' avail­ able for the m arkets, a tax of one France tw enty-five centimes per pound placed on the meat u.i< raid to have influenced higher prices. Horsi meat is recommended hy physicians for persons suffering from tuberculosis and all diseases of anaemia of the blood. The sana- xii Vi • FRIENDS AND PATRONS I Extend the I wish to express my appreciation for the support given me dur­ ing the past year and trust 1 may continue to serve you with the same efficiency in the future. Welaka Huildin is our wish at this Joyous Tim e of the year lo our many putrons and friends. V. is mi seasons so lull ot Hope ns the one we term Christ­ m as; no period in the twelve months so laden with the Promise lu c r e o f Accomplishment as the New Year, so in the spirit that domi­ nates both, we extend impartially to employees and putrons a cordial this Christmas bo the happiest of all that many years of prosperity shall your lot is our earnest wish to O U R FR IEN D S A N D P A T R O N S HILL LUMBER CO S O U T H E R N U TILITIES C O �. J Np7s3iM ■MfP*?! , ■. * ■. ; HJT-* J .! . gfe: "V' «* ■ ^_THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, Dec. 24. 1925. ’ depression1 m 1r e a d ' n ' m ? n £ ■ ’brokers, ----------------*■■ the nearly always there is a drop in sales. The excellent condition of the a rt m arket has resulted in many fine and large collections being offered for sale which had been withheld because of u reluctance to sacrifice them. As fo r sending foreign collec­ tions to New York for disposition, the opinion prevails here th a t this is only natural, because of the large num ber of Americans who / v i n e M*m°n « for m any years have ferquented the _ in N ew Y o rk galleries of London and Paris dur­ ing nuctions. It is a case o f plac­ Ror ti° cds F r o m ing the objects nearer the best [Col l e c t i o n s purchasers. These collections, however, are not being given up without protest. W o rk s W itness the Achiilito C'hle:*r gath­ Ready Sales ering of Flemish and Dutch paint­ ings and Italian prim itives, part Jlberings S aid T o of which recently was sold by the American A rt Galleries for $123,line in l’° P u l a r * 100, and the Levcrhulme assort­ (rs go To S h o w s ment of furniture, pictures, chinaware nnd other objects to l*e auc­ >. * c . 24. UP)— tioned by the Anderson Galleries »rt collector nnd early next year. —rn- went to foreign When financial em barrassm ent fT hi* shopping tbit* made it necessary for Chieea to 1 |t,f[ between ten sell the objects, the Italian gov­ Jlion dollars as tri- ernm ent sought a way to preserve Dork's enhanced re- the collection. i art center. A fter the sale was decided upon, _ of foreign collccr„ the United States the government exercised its legal Lther with an in- right and inventoried certain [Vf domestic gather- painting and objects a;i national Jnt0byC\m ” rmans hr treasures. But it was not in funds pronounced in i gallery officials are 1,-0 (,f the chief fuc^|j js the unsettled jiticn in Europe nnd Ijtoiperity here. " jtive of the Ameriries said the income j|*o was an in- F lo rid a vj yj M o tO flS tS y» Kun up Huge Gas ~ K i l l Hn r U I1 1 1 U l N n V P lY in O P l^ U V e ilU H jr TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. I)cc. 24. ~ ( £ y ~ F lorida automobllists paid $6,747,930.7.1 for gasoline during November, according to J. Hinton Pledger, supervising inspector of the Department of Agriculture. Twenty two million, rune hun­ dred and ninety one thouraml, sev­ en hundred and twenty three gal­ lons of gasoline was consumed dur­ ing last month, or an increase cf 102*41.l i t gallons over the same period in 11*21. which was 12,050,B80 gallons, Mr. Pledger's figures show. Kero-ino consumed in N'ov -mbor 1925, amounted to .4,870,332 galto make the purchases and neither were Italian collectors, Mitchell Kennedy, of the An­ derson Galleries, made a special trip to London to obtain the Leverhulmc collection nnd his success hrought disappointment to the English dialers and the following remark front uno of them: "The real reason the Lcverhulme treasures are going to America is because just now she has > the money to i iend nnd air Insatiable appetite fur acquiring the Ol«l World's famed art treasures." Each PavcOo Dai Sral I'oTers I'honr 150-J SnnforU, Fin. Cuaklnna ('nrprla t IS Mr rile l/ a r fit v. j. f jL y r.f i • i if - .1 • rn \ . ■'urn i.:» v 11” • • • !•> | ; i || . jrtiH .-✓ .w %..*• Wui. u t ^ rX s:s IS T H E SEA SO N A L WISH W E A R E E X T E N D IN G T O O U R FRIEN D S AND CUS­ TO M ER S A*ou can p r o v i d e against wan in later years by depositing a little with us from time to time. Why not begin today nnd ob­ serve the result. T. Fuller Motor Co. 1 B -. c h r v s i .b r d e a l e r ^= p A nd a bigger and better Sanford V for the New Year. « $V r i S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR Mi lane Theater Building . f W H A T W E LEARX l.D D ealers all over the country keep talking about the "Used <ar I'roblcm." They seem to regard it us a sort of nightm are. We Je lined Imig ago that the biggest part of the problem consists of k tt mg put-pie to realize th a t all Used t'nrs nnd nl U sed Car dealers aren’t alike. And it isn ’t a problem at all I O HERN IT IE S ! ftWrao J.stmnnll*. m 'i f f 1j |?bone 8 In-', ttn iU)i fiats Mual n Th«\t enf raj Itooi«r* , , K I R K ’S A U T O TO D S H O P iW f Cartnlni j* tW m ■i * -tt T •-» 'mW %J . ■1*■'. k m y MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. # Cor. Oak Ave. and 2nd SI t Kuihllr* Carried. IIIlLutroted Boolilat. y* |L ri Truip«tUti«a Cvapu; Tc'.i;Loc.« f-a6)S p x x '.'ILLE, FLA. DODGE BROTHERS DFAl.KKs SELL GOOD USED CARS 1 ■« M AY E V E R Y O N E O F YOU FIND * « Y O U R C U P O V ER FLO W IN G WITH H A P P IN E S S T H IS JO Y O U S SEASON AND A NEW Y E A R M O R E PRO SPER O U S THAN EVER. ■• i (i U American fruit Grov/( Sanford Grove BART NASON, Sales Director First N at’l Bank Bldg- l v 'ijm m Rhone 249 -*JT'H lu u: item; i jJ ' I i »; $tnli r^jsArr* *Y" i **■?; 1= EVOE’S Varnishes IdStains irdware Co. It, i. in f-Kri:ii l” ^*ovc,n,,3r* 192o, amounted to 5.551 gallons. ngninst 3.0G8 in November. 1924. lllw„ , or an increase of 2,480 gallons for U’l p a ,t mo.n th‘ The gasoline expenditure cstimate. Mr. Pledger stated was baged Up.>n the cost of 25 cents per gallon, the average retail price at which it was sold during Novemher. On tthe total number of gallons i*f gasoline, kerosine and signal oil sold in the statu during the lust month, Mr. Pledger stated, the Department of Agriculuro re­ ceived an inspection tax of 1-8 of one cent per gnllon, which arnounted to more than $30,000. ^1 'VlHty-Uv- university, MltCQ San Toni Building & Loan Association M ERRY CHRISTM AS |i Complete Line of OKLPIIIA. ,.14.48 1TON, MJ.54 KJ till eoniwctior, to otS»t .jJir.iNtwyak! S«vu« w im Angus M. l .iird. t‘ : w v •: □riderP iiW in a fin n H f .Anu . editor ia-.i. a ■ nnd U'W-I " ..iliwti I<•• • r U D i l C a i l O n U I p ity , the tditor;in-vh:ct. » U-v i ■ ill. W ood.ilk man m^aagi. i . !. , ' *■ t u hn i *u woouvuie tt t « •: „ ____ u• • . , d j u . jJ tor, are both members o. dig .i .. t Tj r ,» fx I x Delta fraternity. The rest of the .r.g, to conduct tc iuics B y S ig m a D e l t a staff was made up of fraternity nalism and to give dignity *i*d ° _____ men standing to Journalistic wu.k n r , UNIVERSITY OK FLORIDA. Si^nm Delta expects to be tak- study. The fraternity has 27 act­ Dec. 24.—bP)—Florida Alligator, en jntu t jje national fraternity in ive chapters in the leading school* )** weekly publication of the Un- ^ ‘near future. Pi Delta Epsilon's of the country. iversity of H onda, issued a spec- _______ __ ____ __ inl edition recently which was cd* r by the Sigma Delta fraternity. a local journalistic organiza­ tion petitioning Pi Delta Epsilon. W pw Phone 43 numerous p erso n s. i nin place their names Ifie lists, explaining £iie tax had been takthich they once hud iw filer pointed out how j tU!?C of Wall Street ' Row. When pros- \ Ling its sway on the {mM, indudmt th« NCt . v tt, locl'oU' .AUcflunr. - .lunr. tfuix ^h, to ( 1MORE. *J0,W lons' or nn incrMM of l -oa,1“ 4' --------*■-*“ -* of* *Novcn ' ber, 1924. over the total r v o * T i[!irn :rN ■* ,■- ■*!■*" r ■ * _r * a �: van . • « v '• v ‘4 '.kbjB 3i PAGE F OURTEEN M L HANGERS NO .v i : ' TU CS6 Neva !■ ’ m j ___ C - -« a s T H e . J O N S S car . A OF OLD a m EVEKT TRPE CONDO — w e'v e sm p c f T A K M -Y IM T H « S ' so t -ro O W & , -T O O . mat Modern Inventions Have J.nrp 1Supplanted Bell Hanging In .Every City Of The Country .W as Once A rtistir Trade NEW YORK. Doc. 21.—hF>.— Modem Fciikitific invention?, which have spelled the ash heap for oldfashioned usages, hare sounded the death knell for another once re ­ spected prosperous vocation—bcli V.T, WOMAM ; hartjrfhg. TH e. o n s iaj<e 'Like the m akers of clipper ships, ISN' T THG LATEST r<3DCC_, hw p skirts and the sundry other developments of the past which f o r it ' s f e R F S ^ - r t - V have come and Rone, struck down J G O C 7D I M R * march of progress and fash­ A W O tH C S t h ! Kl q / it A. ion, the bell hanger of today—and MOUCPN' t IN his class is a handful—is a man CVGR TWO HUlVDTiSD IF virtually without a job. tViS S O L D I T 1 T his city, which less than thirty years ago required the constant S t 2 * a tie tion of hundreds of bell-hung -1 A n now find- use for less than hsTi-a-score. Electric doorbells ar-Mauled for the panning of bellh Ailping artisans. Werner, owner of a tiny We t T h 'e » M it S n » shop, outside of which hangs , t h e , same sign he placed there C o f£.TA f NJ k. Y >'*«rs ago when he first opened M O ST B E for business, is one of the few G O O D (I siUviving members of Liu* rear guard of bell-hangers. A few ancif«it homes, clinging to relics of t h ? ; past, still claim his services. 1Jut electricity, he said, has ruined hi? Trnsiness. [hen Werner, then a young man, t started hanging door-bells, <> the trade was then in its heyday. -- , Father Knickerbocker, tired of tHiinderous knockers then iin vogue demanded a new method of an.-a- 6< >.t* •i .t.- * i naWicement and hells—operated by . - I j*(v the pulling of n lever outside, ■RTOfh act bells in the home a-jinglfng—came into being. Fpr a brief few decades, the jangling bells were pre-eminent. Bw -hangers were proud of their art. For years their ingenious a r ­ rangements, elaborate or simple, ndqrding to the householder’s taste, announced the visitor. Some WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—OP)— engines arc concerned by the de­ even played music. Then came electricity. The pub­ While naval aviation has tie velopment of air-cooled engines, lic .-took up the new wrinkle of veloped to the point that it “is wltieh has progressed satisfactor­ science, and electric door-bells, np- now an integral part of the fUet," ily. The development of metal rated by the mere pushing of a but- the imrlage of personnel ha been construction of aircraft is pro­ tfljrt,' rudely ousted their clum sier 11 hnmlqiqi and adequute expansion gressing satisfactorily, but has can not he made without increased not yet reached a point where it predecessor. appropriations, Rear Admiral W. is entirely practicable for produc­ 3 i A. Moffett, chief of the Navy Bu­ tion orders. reau of Aeronautics, said in his a n ­ “The design and operation of nual repi rt. catapults during the j.nst year ha Until there is n iPifkient per- i eon highly satisfactory. r«t |” * t i ** i nonnet tin- naval aeronautic «>r- “ It is believed th a t our Navy is 'he only one which uses catapult.' Qi proper plr.ee as n baliinced arm i>: to any practical extent. Our de­ has progressed to a BATON UOtTiTil-. - thp fl* increaso h0 >nid-innni1 m lc *9 "■ ' •.‘ velopment .. . ...in, .21 . i-“ an appropriation point where planes are now rataTW - I - 1 1 " , ■ ■i 11,111 ■ ’• "th ere can be noi m aterial incr a ed uj n ignal from the flagshort way from New Orleans, t* n \t, mm,i„ M t,( aircraft." iship. •um IjJc lu ^ 'iu e industry. The report dealt with th: fi ..l 1’he number of flying hoofs is innmtef imnl in comjmriron with v<*nr cruUntr last in an,l inCi easing yearly, an i the bureau ntany other crops ot t.te .“'.ito, hu’ <ljr| not discuss the air *ontrover.-, ■ desirous of encouraging as far t 2 « i« 1 '•"!« anion, which has sines arisen. as practicable a g rea ter increase liv nt , i,j I 1 ‘ )' Sum marizing his recommends-1becuuse it is believed th at the more ® L ■! I tions. Admiral Moffett aid: .rs have in the air n s A m H u J whlTJI. "S hy aviation hu- cotUtnu- 1 the more proficient tney will U*. an Arcad an whose name the tobu -e f f .r ti t- give the fleet .••.uti"The tihortage of both commis­ co now Ix-urs, its (-ultivation has d e n t pln.ie.i i f the types to meet sioned and enlisted p tr onnel has been kept tip continuously *'vcri naval requirements, and this ha been a handicap during the past since by direct lineal descendants 1. n ucresful to tin* point v.h i *or. While it is realized that this of the original M. IVriqu naval aviation is now an intvgr I has been brought about by the ^Cultivation is coniliied to a very i a rt of til,- fe e t, accompanying it 'ier.il . hortnge throughout th • small area on the banks at th* Mi w iii-rcci it "nes. or vice, it is desired to point out sisiippi, where a favorable iam bi“The u '* of aircraft aboard i the ntval aeronautic organination of sail nnd elimat tr par­ hip* imposes upon the designer: M ".dieri can rot assume its proper ticularly adapted t ■» it- growth. • n ival aircraft problems not I'hice a a balanced arm nf the This tobacco, which, 'ind . it; chief met in th* design of other a irera n , tb el until it •has sufficient per­ use for x-mas,, n ,sensoner , , m ixtures, e -i tiniilatians of weight mid stir sonnel. cXfeedmg y strong, with a d«stini t a, :!u. : „Ut-tam in g problems ‘The annual u-port of the Bu* flavor and aroma. Not many mm to I ji;-nit with. 1 iieoe, 1iin Itit- rum of Aeronautics would not be than f>0 () acres are given over to it- *j t Vr. I** n met is i i f us the complvtu without an ex p re ssio n of growth. Btrique is raised in much the same manner us any other sun tobacco, the land ueing properly 'j£i plowed over arid the rows -et about live feet apart. The seed is sown early in January and replanted in March or April. ‘The harvesting is-done in July. The tobacco then is hung In the sheds to dry, strippe 1 nnd placed in presses until tin* fallowing March or April when »t if, ready for the m arket. Frequent !?*.• however, it is nut sold until t '" | e o r four years nid, n- IVriqu •, i like wine, improves v .tb age. < m 4 A t m ■r i -k m Illy y ■* y - "'-"A 'V* - THE SANFORD IIERAI.D. TilURSPAV, P w j j x lj g x Moffett but it is emphasized that appreciation of the assistance ren­ u enfater yearly increase is nece*dered tn this u bureau uureau by oj the. u*c. United v*....v . a "•**' , tho demand of the S . ..O A m , Air - a i r B o L « of * * * * * * * tiunal Advisory Committee f w ^ S V c o » t ; n « the OPAeronautics* tho Bureau of Stand* r.rds, and the Forest Products La­ oration of 12-plane squadrons inboratory. The heartiest co-opera* stead of expanding to 1 8 -plnne tion has existed between this bu- squadrons, as leau and the agencies mined, an.l The ca sunities numbered 32 killlhere assistance has been nf great value and a source of economy to t ,|( nine seriously injured and *W who sustaimd minor Injuries. This the government. “In past annual reports this compared with 1 * killed, 14 sen* bureau has recommended that the departm ent do everything possible ously injured ami 26 who sustained to place upon the statutes of the minor injuries m 1024. The namgovernment adequate legislation ber of naval aviators were on covering civil aviation. I wish to last July 1 compared with S2 S a emphasize again the necessity for suen legislation if commercial avi­ year before. The casualU.s were sustained ation is to ntauc real progress in this country. dufing a total of 63,782 flight, “ While the progress during the hoars in which there were 166 year has been reasonably satisfac­ This compared with tory. 'considering the funds appro­ crashes. 58,838 hours and 180 crashes in priated, it m ust be realized that unless appropriations are Increas­ 1924. During the past year 2.,631 ed there can be no m aterial in­ flights were made front the a ir ­ crease in numbers of aircaft, as the appropriations for the last five craft squadrons of the Battle Fleet, years have been just about suffi- 9,139 from the aircraft squadrons citnt to purchase planes to meet of th.' scouting fleet, nnd 1,950 the normal a ttritio n .’ from the aircraft carrier Langley. Despite what he described asOthers from the Asiatic fleet and , .................... “unusually heavy casualties, a net ftjr broUght the total of s ..in of 64 naval aviators during ■ tQ 85 44:> ihc year was noted by /idniirnl s^TiT p> K p n ttl*& ,w »» -m u MONTE j TJT. her bust,and, Cnm pU inunts, V Jam es S. Hackney. It. H. Itamney, Pnrollne A. Ml* II. J p, MUiilI, her husliand. I.nreazo \V. t u i d w l n and Ituse H. Halit win, lit, wlf,J. Axel Krlcsen. C aonre K. \V |U U11, Ada tt*j Baldwin, w idow. ,j. \v. J>w tnn. Sarah A . Holton. A nna C. Holton, Allco O. Holton. Harry Holton. Clara A. How er. H C. Iiowell. M. O. CrumpUr. B. J. Harrell. HebcCca J. Hower, \V!Jila.K E. Catchcgri, If living and jf U*ail their hf-lra. d evisees, gran tees find le g a t e e s and all o t h ­ er parties c la im in g Interests u n ­ der them. Henry H. Sanford, d e ­ ceased. Ids heirs, d evisees, g r a n ­ tees and le g a te e s and all o lh e r parties rla lm ln g In terests under the said Henry H. Sanford, nnd all the unknown parties claim ing an y In t-re .t In the property d e sc r ib ­ ed herein D efend a tits. Orilrr for f o n s l rn ctlve S e n d e e Tile com plainants h a v in g a t t a c h ­ ed to ih 'lr *>MI of com p lain t In t h is cau se affidavit s t a l i n g there are unknow n heirs, d e v ise e s, g r a n te e s olid legatees o f Ja m es ft. lla c k n e v . It. H. Ramsey, H e n r y 8. Sanford, Caroline A. MlU.dl, J. p. M ltell. licr husband, LorahSo \V. B ald w in mill Hose O. Uuldwln. M s w ife. J. Axel Krlrson, Heorg* K. AVllson, Ada NV. Baldwin, w idow , O, \V. I.ew io n Harsh A. Holton. Anna C. Holton. A l i c e O. Holton. Harry Holton. Clara Hower. K. C. Ale Do well, M. O. ( ‘rumpler, Harrell. J. 'rumpler. B. K. J. H arrell, Yl2Y.eJc'a Itetierca J, Hower. William E. Catehcart: th a t e. *' cj'ortj, t| I S S K o5 K'"“ j --V » " S 1 | » s*r fs? , ns..T i r - .........Bss' .i s uthw%§] I uili0(ttt quarter Jr ■ikartir tllo dQfeiidonts. th" unk.i . .Tlmt d e v ise e s, grantee* n„,i i 11 b-lr*. Italic- y ' jT0* asbiji Jam es Il. IUckn"v i' <r TiieJesronB, tmi,*.;,,..,, Heurge K. W ilson. AiU \v iTVf*"71* l,f seuthw \ w id o w , a \V. u J l ' n v Baldwin. un- . t, ^ •HUttirv) H olton. Anna c . H o l t o n 1 A- n * ‘ ncTCs In a l IlSwe?* i f‘ r c ' Crumpier. '(.■iVra” liV.-rVi!'’ William p V- ; norl,«-»st edmef ^»uUi „f j. J. , Hower, > ,.„T,riut ■-'■ rth i i?, ami MI unknow n p. r io n , and, a n lnt..r...l I,. the f 1Uow1n n\ claiming n*.rthn n an Interest In ‘"'n:ln« | ‘*.r \ \ J' f’ sT ,,.Tth^ ' 5@a'?yA,i? T ract 1. W est quarter of •• west quarter o f Southeast ,n.£«h * of S ection #. T o w n * h m % i ‘ c rlrr or lla n g .' 29 Boat. u* *l h“«H» T r a ct 2. The north half , t .. N o r t h e a s t quarter „t JjlV Q uarter of Houthw.-st QuJPteJ nf S ection la, T..wnstiln 4r'! i South of R a n g e 29 R a|^ N o r th w e st quarter „f SomhweM quarter o f Section 10. Townst \ ”V, Mouth *.f R a n g e 29 Kait ^ -1 l i i ? »*«h. east quarter or the S n u th W quo"ter of Southeast quart. r of Sectk.n J. T o w n sh ip .1 South nf Itynge 2'.i Bast. ' ,,a.r.* ,,f South th r.............. ee -q u a..r te rs t*f *’ the Hi.* southeast q uarter of houtheast. iun**.ijtT (*unrt<r lvinir \V»st o f the Weklva River m I tion I*. T ow n ship "IP South of Ila mte I 29 Host. nn-t t h e y arp h P e a r **n t u to the lull 1 I> ;1 a In,i them | n 1» further OltliRHRD Th-* ?r" 'f be h U ld f f l )* i ffour * ronaecutln* j lerahl id In I.1-: 'tnoth, > on the T ' , K:>nferd. Seml,tui.^C?J *n wltn< v* wi., ., Tr’J i., " 'll »bl* 25 d.*>- -Ir' N ' . . L1J V. K | , , rr . 1 ’’Cl i ^ I (SKA I.) ,,Un*!'‘ ■ J ^ 6 Daughter o f Veteran Too Young For Order jm)j —Although the t n t dauglitru .a Confederate Mil la r. Jiniinie hllen llnrr, 12 years old. is m.t etigible to belong to the itnited lb*lighters of the Confed ra* v untu. 0 he attains hf.T majority. J im ­ mie is the daughter ot A. J. Bari, WJ^who did not m arry until he was past 60 years id age. Ken­ tucky ( 'onfederate state* iciati.s beljeve Jimmie is the youngest daughter of a Confederate in the United Stutes. I S C i m t IT I III I f f | ; m ,, , , III I I I ! , < II! I'! 1 I III* i f . I) I<11; v i s AMI 1*011 siltlll M tl.l. v > ,\V . T» . IN 111 i n i 1:11 N. OBOJiUl. it. t .i i v i u M j I •i V At »t: ^4 I P & ¥ # & M y i %n i t JKL 'Tlearty Christmas Greetings and Sincere Good Wishes jor R ie lle w T te a r th Mt r m g - Ca r l is l e , k ... Du . 22. np* K / A dm iral M offett Calls A irplane An Integral P a rt Of The Whole Fleet In Annual R eport M ade To Public Louisiana P a rish Is Only Place Perique lobacco Is Kaised irani"rt,i,:n C A T lli :i :!x i : n .\'f i ! \ * ...... Orilrr of P ul.ll.n ll.o, tl ITK HTATIJ i»l* J’l.i q;t | -, *j , - l thurlio- Nath.in C i i . t l n TOL' AliK lltvftl'.IIN i;K<ji i) j l»**PIn-ar l*i t*.re- tli i o ut i ’ for tt*u HvVviilh J iillcln I i * , t I'larldu, Count) nt Hemli l . , , i, 4tJS-|da> n( January A. i **;*; t the Court House of raiil »' • ubawrr a Uitl of (•t.r.ijiian.i i'q i *yoJ[i»i you In r-.iiii Court it) i t- I.t-VIgn* an t H im nut) *i.. ., r»ii"ui* um] ubltji, by suit SEASONAL GREETINGS WE . WISH- TO Announcing the opening of the sec­ E X TE N D TO OUU FRIEND S ond section of Fort Mellon at bargain WHO HAVE H ELPED FS PROSPER IN prices. Reservations now being ac­ THE PAST Y E A R cepted. OUR SIN CERE WISHES FOR The Merriest Christinas and the Happiest New Year MI-LADY’S SHOPPE J: ' M agnolia A venue m m i anil Utscrev as said r .* iM Hhall tints* mnalilrreil In tins bni ell -Viol lata you an- not lo omit u|ion iniln or jmlKin.nl by default bi-in. , ti M*l uy.* lirit you tefw ? S rf It I lo u t. . ■r.|. i . ,1 ttmt | hinoivc*- lo* |iut*ll,li.'i] Jo the Matifun 11,-ralil a m-wiiii.qo'r i-nliii it. *1 timilnol.- County, Klorttia, *m .* . )■ m i. for four , onm-ri.t l\ ti> *-h WTXKS.S. T ilt: I I I l l t . M U . l ; J J. pJCKlK.HU.N, Jiolgt- . / ialil I'oiirl and ill" lual of i Ii Ih Court, at tlo Cm* of Kunforil. Flnrlilj, rtila i lay of Ilt-C. A. I>. I!»i; v. K. b O L 'O U a - 1, cl,.-i I. t«RAM . Hr A. M WKEKa, U. c F.r>»»— f -------- --------- Fort Mellon Development Co. A. I». CONNKI.I.V AND SONS. AUKNTS 1 f Ur*, t - l i - i s - n l» n B S H H B iV i ] 1!>' A. M. \V2jJ M 2 8 J K .‘ J. �L PAGE FIFTEEN Copy Of Zwingli Bible years, has h;en discovered in the Found In L i b r a r y IS"fiX '£iS£nn,d Thto'o,!iLANCASTER, Pa., Dec. 24.— (>P)—A copy of one of the rare st Bibles in the world—the Ulrich Zwinglo Bible—the printing of which is said to have taken fe w threatened with • investigators believed it an act of [ri wastes from warning rather than a move to ,trs reclaimed « t' cripple the w ater system , Late in November the same year century »K°ennial point of an open dem onstration of protest West, form erly; was made when scores of the ranchers seized the Alabama waste gntes, 60 miles south of Bishop, jja a ,,------and opened them, allowing the j y settlers to »r- | stream , to flow into the parched jnd orchards. Now | t,e(j 0f the Owens River. (rted into the Lo3 The valley is approxim ately too jet to supply the miJes long and varies in vtidth . gb mile* tuuth- j rom fjvc to fifteen miles. I t has a population of P,000. including the V valley declare four principal town:' Lon? Pine, arbitrary methods independence, Big Pine snd Bishop. I .w say, later prov­ id e d by the city of I Instead of the re ­ lic t, the city anI'to build an aqueduct I water southward. E ar years of drought L the first land ac­ idly negotiated with [fights along canals [ ind soon obtained L of one of the larger k Its waters were pme aqueduct, leaving cchcs arid. it, generated through end a climax the night R'24. when 40 or 50 imited the huge coniin, near the first &ir at Haiwee, No made, however, nnd ■deftly placed, failed t aqueduct m aterially. The Ilihle, according to its title Sv5^h*,as printetl by Christopher rroschauer in 1529. Four years before that time the first section or the volume, which i.t in six sections, was printed. The text C0!VpiIt‘l by Zwingli and severn! other preachers of Zurich who were associated with him, nnd n greater part of the German text fWas translated from the l u tin ' by Martin Luther. The Bible, according to historians, a t the time oi its publication corresponded to the popu.ur priced editions of tonay. iwo «f thv features of the book are tin- illustrations of the nrrnngtmi at „f !)„. text. For exnmple th, Hook <{ Act ■is placed a fter th. I ; i-tle of St. Paul, instead of before as is the case in printing the present-day Bibles. The ma.i >riv. of the illustrations NOW OPEN THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL Landm ark To Be Saved For Future ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA., ' J Between Sanford and Orlando. Our Twentieth Season Magnificent location. 27 acres in grounds, boriteririjf two lakes. Golf, te n n is , orange grove. etcM ail free to guests. Fine orchestra, cuisine and service excellent. Select family hotel. Rates very mncWate. GEO. E. HATES & SON— Owners and Proprietors. 1 th< rr m, tu ch dr th mi in ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT MANGE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. K] rw If |f W E W IS H E V E R YONF A V E R Y M E R R Y CHRISTMAS A HAPPY &1com m issio n basis. sion ia undergostantial devclopertising. This is our heartiest wish to our mam patrons and friends in Sanford. this be one of the happiest d a p have known and may the com­ pear bring heaps of such happy SALES AGENTS BETTER PIJRNiTUF ORLAmrUKUJA �im HERAi; E SIXTEEN Seaweed Considered New Invention Delicacy In Japan Saves Millions Florida Needs Sanatarium For Treatment Of White j Plague, Says State Doctor ■rf — JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 24,—(ff) come stage* between production ar.d —Among the most pressing nevus consumption. I t is a question th at of Floriua are r. sanatorium for the affect . , everyone of u , and .vc by the Florida S tate Board of Health. Tuberculosis is a major problem Prevention for Children of health ia the state of Florida , “Wc need sanatorium:*. to care and in the South generally due to for both white and negro patients, the large proportion of negro pop­ where the patients ta n lie taught ulation, Dr. A nns declares. ! how to live to protect themselves Education, arsorts the health of­ nnd others, where the advanced ficer, ranks "first in the system of cases may be given cl! concert preventing the spread of any dis­ and pleasure possible. ease nnd cspcc.aily tuberculosis. “ We need preventoria for there He calls attention to the education­ are many children in families that al campaign that is now being wa­ are potential cates who if proper­ ged by the Florida Public Health ly cared for may he protected. Association, successor to the Anti“ It must be borne in mind that tuberculosis Association, and urg­ childhood is the period of life in es that all persons buy the C hrist­ which the great m ajority of tuber­ mas seals from the association and cular cases occur nnd preventoria aid to some extent to furthering are a splendid form of insurance the educational program of health and we should also add a sound in this state. economic investment ns well as a “ We frequently receive letters hum anitarian policy. from within and without the state “ As soon as possible the state asking where our state sanatorium board of health will utilize the ser­ for tuberculosis is located,” snid vices of one of the medical officers Dr. Arms, “nnd we must reply who has had special training in the that we have none. diagnosis and treatm ent of tuber­ “Tuberculosis is a major prob­ culosis, to assist in the diagnosis lem not only in this state but in of early nnd obscure cases and the iraetically all the southern states, education of the public and mem­ t is a thoroughly demonstrated bers of families where cases exist. fact that the negro population fu r­ Thin step will aid in the preven­ nishes a greater number of deaths tion of the spread of the disease. per 1,000 than does the white pop­ “The Florida Public Health As­ ulation in the same locnlity. This sociation, successor to the Antibeing the case those states hav­ Tubcm dosis Association, a volun­ ing the largest percentage of neg­ tary agency, is now engaged in ro population have a relatively an educational campaign looking higher death rate from this dis­ toward the establishment of a san­ ease than those states with a rel­ atorium for tubercular patients in atively small negro population. this state. The object of the state Nor must it he forgotten that any wide sale of Christman seats is to communicable disease among one section of the population affects gather funds to further this cause the entire population of that hicnlily. 1921 Deaths 1.0.*, I “ In Florida in 192-1 there were 1,051 deaths from tuberculosis of which 157 were white and 597 neg- j rocr. While it is impossible to give the exact percentage of population in, 1921, tiie exact figures for 1920, when the federal census was taken, show that CO per cent of the pop­ ulation was white and 24 per cent negroes. The tremendous increase f TOKYO, lice. 21.—(/P)—Seaweed in Jupan is a dinner delicacy— Kurils 01 Per Cent for the Japanese. In fact, the harvesting c f seaweed is ono of Japan’s large industries. Of the many species of the weed, gathering from the bottom of the sea, the Japanese Tangle (Lnminari Jnponica) is m ost pop­ ular because of its flavor and re­ freshing taste. This weed grown abundantly in th e cold seas off Hokkaido and is harvested during the summer months. The yearly harvest off Hokkaido alone is es­ tim ated a t 200,000,000 pounds. While this seaweed is relatively cheap, food chem ists claim it is very nutritious and contains much “ Vitamin© A," the food clement lacking in polished rice. CHICAGO, Dec. 2I.-(,B>—lb • fort ign colony has given rise to n thriving industry new to China— the milk business, Jersey cow . have been im portnl i nnd the v.aier-buffnlo, heretofore a more beat c f burden, hna besn ■ettt& osful crossed with European 1___ l r»said ft* »S... N. V Au-Young, i*— direc­ breeds, tor-general of the Chinese hurt* ru •jf economic information, who has Icon sojourning here. Chinese children fo r centuries have been weaned on softened rice and even today milks in drunk only by children of the wealthy classes and butter consumed only by the foreigners. “A large percentage of the milk used in the European concossior.r comes from the cross-bred cows," Au-Young declared. “ It is of line quality; high in b u tter-fat content. But milk is still a luxury among Loans MONEY AVAILABLE For First Mort Consult age Loans on Liberal \ HuiUon in firat when in the mttVrl for Maxnoll*. Ki Second A. l \ CONNELLY & W * ’>*♦ * ♦ ♦ •• AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, Vi Palm Beach, Daytona Beach. CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE KISSES AWAY TEA US B ag Pipe Returns A s Jazz Instrument W A SHI NGTO N—“I’m sea red. won’t you take me in your lap," a tiny cripple, asked Mrs. Coolidge when a flashlight flared as she GLASGOW, Dec. 21.—UP)—'The bag pipe, which was threatened was making n Chrin.nias tour of hospital. She kissed away the for a while last spring when an atears and the tot smiled. American jazz, operetta introduced the saxophone to Scotland, has come back into its own. The hag pipe was recently intro­ duced in a jazz band here and in this new role has been going strong ever since. Unly larg e men are engnged as jazz bag pipe players liecnuii! of the necessity of hav­ ing individuals with an enormous lung expansion who are capable of keeping pace with the saxophone nnd double quick time. 317-318 F irst National Bank Bldg “Bow-legs are a sign of cour­ age," says a scientist. They cer­ tainly are if their owner wears an up-to-date skirt.—New York Am­ erican. SEVILLE, Spain—It is not ns pleasant on the ram parts of Se­ ville ju st now as the song in “Car­ men" would indicate. Floods due to httivy rains have driven some people from their homes and many olive groves are under w ater. Sanford, Florida. S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER and in at least two counties, Dade and Hillsboro ,to establish a pre­ ventoria. The returns from tnese seals will not build cither a sanatorium or a preventorium but these funds will asist in the education of the public to the necessity for the work along this line." SEASON’S joys ami t h e Ji M new year much v iff prosperity is $ our wish to our many f riends and patrons. j T H IS M EA N S, W E T A K E , T O WISH E V E R Y O N E A V E R Y H O LID A Y TOM ORROW G R E E T IN G S DEPA RT FROM T H E D A IL Y R O U T IN E OF COM M ERCE T H A T EA CH riends and Customers C O -W O R K E R MAY E N JO Y C H R ISTM A S T O T H E FU LL ­ EST E X TEN T. We sincerely appreciate the confidence you have shown toward us during1 the past year, and arc grateful for the greatly increased patronage which we have enjoyed. :rS v a , tc s i iS'b& t I �TV ___ ._ W W V W /i THE SANFORD DAY, Dec. 24, 1625. VALUE Daytona Beach To Tbo contractor announced that YJ!tyD? f Cincinnati. Ham ilton Coun- Section J9, Tow n ship 19 South. bo has had revival offers from }: * s ,a i e of Ohio, If »al«| corpiira- It,UK" 3« East In the Sanford Grant, lylnu North of ,St. Gertrude n'V ,"nK(?r would-be puren-u’ers of the home !n,V anil to. earh , v ,ar- 7“ I^Kal .entity, .. Avenue, let* beainnlnir at the !n... . nnd ---------o f. M M u u TlnK aml( o r,,- t-r.se,tlo while won-men were Dying the mer stockholder* n of the West tin a of th e foundation, but says that he wit*, ,a.n y ,,r “ H " f s a i d f o r t t i n Sanford Grant with the South lin e - t o c k h n l d e n , h e d e a d , t o all par­ of the S W ' i nf said S-etion J9. not sell until it is read / for occu­ l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r such run thence North ! j d ecrees E ast pancy. The iirust is tn he situated d e c e a s e d f o r m e r s t o c k h o l d e r s , a s alontt the Grnnt line 11 chains, ,'loTl*.rr *■ k ranters or as'oth- thence South t t degrees Ja minutes. DAYTONA BEACH, Dec. 24.— one-half block :tom the Dixie highFast, 7 chains, thence South IS d eAn extensive home construction hrees J9 Inches West t j chain*, program was launched yesterday poseu D aytona S n ores gulf c o u r s e .1Ht'd to any and all other persona thence West 1 chain to the point of beRlnnlng; Mr. UlamptaT, h i l j i , , o p .,,. 'IT, a t Daytona Shores by J. Blampied, and to any and all other persons Dedham, Mass., contractor and whose name* are unknown, ciatnibuilder, it was announced by E m ­ ltiK any rinhl. title or Interest In .<:"untv ..f st-mlnole, State „t and to the ‘ Ho ‘ herein above d e s ­ lands erson W. Chaillo, general m ana­ p rogram to be announced soon uncribed or any part or parcel there­ Of D » * o n . | ! S S V " l l i K I g e r and development director of * > tlK of. . . T r a c t No. l. All that p a r t of See. Shores, it was said: U Is hereby ordered that yon th e townsite. Township 19 South. IUntrr and each of you bo and appear b e­ Mr. Blampied started his large -n E a s t In the Sanfnnl G ram . ly. fore our said Circuit Court at tho crew of workmen cn the erection P,ou,h ot *he ntKht-of-W ay of Court House, at Sanford. Florida, on the tth day o f January A. U. of a $2C,oOO stucco home on Ave­ I\ ? V J v L ,.!u ', , T ***»»'h t o r T im the Uranue nett railw ay. Trart No. 2. IleuInnlnK at the H H , nnd then nnd there m ilt s a n ­ i i r f l V , , . J l , , , r ' »»• r i i t r i i t nue La Vista, in one of the m ost N ortheast corner of Section I ‘ swer to the bill of complaint ex, ow n sh lp 19 South, itnnce 20 l:a,t. l.lhlted aealnst you m this cause. beautiful parts of the Cause way L r r itv , *'or.NTv. i s < i! v>- ron th. nee South CIO feel, thence 11 Is further ordered that this o r ­ U nit. As soon as plans can be ” p* t 5-1n feel. thence South ' 13 C der ho publish c l In The Sanford completed and m aterials delivered, M. M. Smith. I- et more or less to St. Gertrude Herald, a newspaper published In A venue thence W est atonic the Sanford. Semlmdo County, Florida, the contractor will construct a sc­ Complainant. / "r*b Bne of St. Uertrude At-nue once »nck week for four con secu ­ ries of a t least 11 more residences, to t h e West line of East half „f tive weeks. n , 1 !*’rl<,a "ltd Hi-Vi lop- •f® Northeast q u a r te r of satit »ec. it was said. WITNESS m y hand ami the seal The residence, designed by Fol- m in t Company, u Corporation, *t tion W. th.nce North to the North li-ie o f sal,| Section 2>, thence lias: g cr Johnson. Daytona Shores a r ­ Defendants. to th e beplnnlng. chitect, is of Italian Renaissance vtT,ri‘c' N *- 3- The NWU „ f , tll. si IT TO tU IKT TIT 1 .K architecture. It nestles between a NK % S*i |lon 25. Townuhlp 10 CITATION It.irjKi' 20 Halt. group of m agnificent palms nnd •rt , ., ’ f"rnj‘'r stockholders of . Tr" ft.N " . I All of the 8 W ' i of h ’r*da I-a nit anil Drvt-Iop- .the m agnolias. The plans w eri shortN K 'i of Section 29. Towti.hlp ____1 one_ #_ _ L *to~ save _a Li, mn rv , 1* ...... ' ompany, a corporation orened foot huge oak ganlxioi under the law s of the 19 South. Uamte Jo Hast, b ins tree cn the lot, so profuse is the stnt, S la te ..f Ohio having Its principal , North of St. Certrmlc Avenue. A r.lL KSTATII —INYKATMKNTa natural landscaping in th a t sect­ Ce ana I’lac« ot business lit the T r a ct No. 1. All of tho N W ‘, of Lobby Puleiton-DrumU ion. Sanford Yesterday Mr. Blampied purch­ ased a number of lots in the DixieOrmond section—th e second unit i . -f'” 1 , *,r Oisaer." of Daytona Shores—on which he s i d e C u r t a i n s F u r A ll M a k e s of plans to build other homes. AND C urs Have Homes Built [ESTAR By Northern Men BY DEATH . Are At A Loss To E’Whv The Public V y To See A ior On The Screen jp , Cal.. Dec. 24.— public will pny tj a dr ail man’s books, l nun’s ploys or h e a r a ! music, nr.d yet in v a r ifrt-jrn the ncting of a \h.< has disci, is a quospcrplexes motion pic- poriiinj: it is w h e n j,'red that the a v e r a g e Ittr sees the liv i n g b ody actor, but on ly the L f that K ‘i.v upon the Lt when n screen ce lc b b J , his other s e l f u p on S 't ™ . ,rora,1"! p r Z r ,^ ^ buricti, too, ju st as ef! # tL_ |t items, as if the actor Juloid counterpart had !fa the same coffin, hr. Bunny, the popular l early movie days, died (height of his fam e it ■j as a foregone concluf o il* of Vitagrapb, the fjjjfh had featured him in ductions, th a t his moimmortality was ns_ death they thought When Sidney Drew diet! an a t ­ artunity to demonstrate m> miracle—the power tem pt was made to continue show­ films to make a man ing the delightful comedies of m a r­ unit the grave, as real, ried life In which he and Mrs. Drew I d his audiences as if he had risen to popularity. The a t­ public dropped John tem pt failed. i emphatic suddenness, Sim ilar were the experiences ny found Bunny's plc- with Harold Lockwood, Olive a drug on the m arket. Thomns, Jack Bickford’s wife, and »d; the papers had said w ith Wallace Reid—invariably the m fans declined to pay re the shadow of a man public rejecting films which, had y of them had ever seen the featured stare been nllve, would sh. His pictures died have run on and on until the cellu­ loid wore out. ,‘h° V“li W°n:'".'pd b”S"S Earie T. Field e f the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of I Florida. In and for Seminole Coun­ ty, on this the tnd day of Decem. V. K. DOUGLASS, her. A. D. 192S. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and for Seminole County. Uy; A. M. w f . c k s . Deputy Clerk. (SEAL) DeCOTTES * SPENCER. Solicitors and of Counsel for tho Complainant. Dec. 3.10.17.21.31 IS A TIME OLD SAYING THAT WE WISH EACH OF OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS " e Trim the Car GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and ROW BOATS Honls nnd Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices On application Mt. Dorn, Florida Highest Quality IDEAL BRANDS have led the State for thirty years. Order early and avoid delays caused by congested freight conditions. SERVICE ORGANIZATION AVAILABLE TO VEGETABLE GROWERS We offer to the vegetable growers of Florida, through our subsidiary, Florida Agricultural Supply Company, the services of Dr. M. D. Leonard, an Entemologist and Plant Pathologist of higli repute. If troubles nrisc in the field, tell us about them and we will give you the most up-to-date mrthod of .control Our price list No. 29 will be sent upon request. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Company MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS Jacksonville, Florida Model Trim Co. Do.Ur fisrnar I. >>., Tl, l t -Builder of- Ideal Fertilizers A M ERRY CH RISTM A S A H A P P Y NEW Y E A R WISE BOAT WORKS PAUL R. FORBES, Mgr., Sanford Branch. KRONEN’5 | OFFICE MACHINES 1(01AL r n iio v v T V rE W IIIT E H S S U N S T I I A M ) A D O IN G M A C H I N E S l .I n r - n - T in i c C n p , h u l il r r . M allln ic M a c h in e s I t c h u l l l nm l S r c n n i l l l a n i l T , p c u r l l r r s s v s T rs is IN C O M E T A X IN V E S T IG A T IO N S E i c r > l h li i K obertson, W illiam s and Monahan TUELL & SMITH PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS a Sun I h M a i n St. S u l l r 13-1.1 M a s o n i c T e m p l e I l u l t i l l n K In O f llr r .M nrhlncs OFFICE MACH INKS I ' h n u r 1.137, O rtnndn Crntrnl Arradr ItldK. —and in far-distant Countries— wherever word of marvelous Florida lias reached— the unrivalled Ormond-Dnytona Beach is known and famed. A Subdivision—a Townsile We have clone our best to give every custom­ er Service and Quality Merchandise, and hope the future will only prepare a way for fronts, for nearly two and one-half miles a por­ tion of this same famous Beach. The OrmondDaytona Beach, with the exception of the break at Mosquito Inlet, continues un-intorrupted and of a similar expansiveness and gradual slope, for nearly twenty miles south of New Smyrna Beach, and gives to tills ideal TOWNS1TE development and attractiveness as a homesitO and place of re­ sort that is second to none. belter service on our part and satisfaction on yours— me of the great attractions o f'tic world WE T H A N K Y O U FOR YOUR D O N ’T MISS IT! PA TRO NA GE for reservation for f ree trip by Bus McKinnon-Markwood - 'nwvnRPoo uTi n AGENTS ’Furnishers To Men Who Know’ Sanford, Fla. Augustine, Ormond Beach, D aytona Beach (3) New Smyrna, New Smyrna Beach, mi, Miami Beach, DeLand, Sunford, Orlando, Brooksvllte, Tampa and St. Petersburg, WE COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE" To Everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Newyear �- , ‘\ “ 9 ■k 192 IH T E E N t*r and In arvordanco w it h th e vwovlaton* i>f law, the annual m eetin g of the Ptnckhnldora of the S em i­ nole Beviirllb'* Coinpuny w ill lie hehl at the office o f the Company. In the City of Sjnforil. Florida, on UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA. the U th day of January. 192G. nt of nlnt' oVtnck A M.. for Dec. 24.—(/P)—Edgar Jones, enp- the ..... hour . f conehlerlna aurh the purpo»e < ta in of tho 1925 University of Flo- mntNr* n« may lie hrptll lit lii-fi r.- Edgar Jones Leaves For Big Coast Game f rida "FFiirhtine ators" and ami all-l* . n,i» . the nth day of Peremighting G G ators" n il-■ 1-. aoutbern qunrterblTck. left here to t .r. 1923. join "Navy Bill* Ingram ’s all-LastSMITH. President. c m eleven, which is scheduled t o ‘ Atl,.„,. m eet an all-western machine in an <• i». r o i v i l . Secretary, annual East-W est clash in Cali*. — -----------------fornia, Dec. 2d. i |> t i i r « i n n r r c m h t ii f t i i i : Jofies’ acceptance came a fter he, SKVKNTll n i i i m i , t in t i i r had been nsured that the game vV'MiV<iVr 'V n t v i \ 't V V i i 'n '1 was for charity .and that the line ilm i' c o t\r \. •' ups would be composed of amn- M M. Smith, teurs, instead of professionals. He r n ot/inant has already refused several flat- T1.. , |,.r i.|:i l i n i ' n l ifv rlap m rn t terlng offers to play professional • "otnimoy, t Porporntlon D-fondotile football this year. M IT T.l «tt II.T i t i .i : The game i- to be spom.i od by CITAT Id . Shrtaer-. and will be plrved for To the IT r!d i l . f t i l nml P c V f h thp benefit of the Childs* Hospital optUetil t\»mpiny a ration of 3an Francisco. It b ein g made t o appear to thlu 1 \ X otlrr of Ann mil >1rr fln c «f SI or!iluiliipr* nf 9KMIMU.In HIM uk c i IUTIKH I M M , « i N F tm it . t i m t i DA. NOTICK IS III HIHHV HI VFN Tnnt In pumunno* Willi (III- Char- L I.-} f M Court t h a t Sum m ons In Chancer) ford. Florida, nn the tth day of has been heretofore Issued direct 29. thohcc North to the North line January A. P. I92C. and then and «*d to you. and that the .Sheriff of •>f uald Section 29, thence Hast to there m a k e answer to the hill of 8* mlnole County, Florida, Inis made iko beginning. Tract No. 3. The .VWU of the complaint exhibited again st you In return that sam e cannot he served cause. 29. Township 19 this o w I iik to >oor f a i l u r e to «dect o f ­ NKH o f Section i t Is further ridered that this ficers tir appoint agents. «ir to linve South, Itange so Hast. Order In The Sanford Tract No. t. All of the StV'i of Herald,hea published v ithln thi S tair of Florida, nn t«Cnewspaper published In Peer or agent upon whom tiriK‘i-«s the NK'4 Section 29. Township 19 Sanford. Seminole County. D o t ids. could he served, nm! that y o u r of- South, lionise so Hunt. lying North once each w . . k for four consecu­ f St. i;.ot in,|.. Aienue. llc-rs and nKeiits are unknown. w eeks. Tract N„. a All of the NWU . tive Therefore, you. The FI .rlda WITNFSS the Honorable J. J if s - e t u .n 29. Township 19 South. ! Dickinson. I. nnd nnd Ifevelupment C o ' .pant Judge of the Circuit 0 c r p o r a t lo n . named us ilrfmil.iRt Thing* 30 Hast In the Sanford 1Court of the Seventh Judicial ClrIrani, lying N inth of St. Gertrude tult o f the State of Florida, In and In t i e ahoVe und foregoing cause itven ue. K-m beginning nt them1 ■riding In thi n h iv r slv'eti d e;rl i . i - etlon of th.' '.Vest line of the for Seminole County, on t i l s the A. D. 1923. li iti'. a proc -din g to estald lsn and B Ilford G r tn t with the South line 2nd day of December J. DICKINSON. of the N W U o f raid Section 29. Judge of the J.Circuit «|Ui*l th e title to the folio v ln g «! Court of the rrthid lards In Semi unlit Cotit.'v. run thence North 23 degrees Fast alon g the Grant line 15 chains, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, Florida, to tvit. Trart No. 1.— All that part of thence South t t degrees SO minutes In nml for Seminole County. Section :o, Township 19 South, Fast 7 chains, thence South t* d e. II. itu tr 2n Past In the Sanford green 20 m inutes. West 13 chains, (SHAM iSront. lying B uth of the liiitht- thence West 1 chain to the point of DeCOTTKS A 8PRXCER. o f-U ’ay of ill.i Orange Ilelt r .tt- lu'itlnnlng: are required to he nnd Solicitor* and of Council for the way. said Circuit Complainant. Tract No 2. lvclnnlr.it nt the appear before our Dee. 3 10-17-21-21 Vnrthe i .| re: , f Section *9. Court nt the Court House at San­ Totvnsh'p I'> South. Itanac so i:«-t run ilu-n. ‘Tilth rr.o feet, tlioncV. *-,j ... feej. i i.-u.-i South VIJ.I feet tnori •ir lc»- to St. Gertrude \v r n iii thei . a lo n g thr mJfC North line of St Gertrud* A venue to th e West line o f Hast h alf o f the N '”then»t Quarter o f said acclltm U: 1 '> i E extend to you our hearty good wishes for a Merry Christm as, and Health, Happ inc.ss and Prosperity through the New Y ear. W CHRISTMAS D 7H C Z5 A ltorncy-'it-l »» Will practice in all the c.-urt* Examination of Abstracts I Lane Titles given especittl gttontlnt Offices in Court House #K» t llf’i* - GOLF CLUBS FOR J.G.SIIAKON ill mm 9 P-S-V’ - Complete line of Golf Clubs, Bags and Balls can be secured to fit each individu­ al from your Local Professional at O.vr EO-P AT IM K—0 X E HI:N DKED HER CENT DRESS SHOE TRY Seminole Feed Compm COUNTRY CLUB — A t— la a prescription for Colds, Grippe. Mu. Dengue. Bilious Fever and Malaria H O PK IN S SHOE SHOP 1| kills thi u r r n v Snnfcrd Avenue & VALDEZ HOTEL l*tiro|» riiti A nnfufi)^ i M l MT l.fin lllitf lli i f r l IV. U A I I M : I I . Mn n n jsrr 3 h & S : a s a S i 3 i 2 f2 i B i 5 r 3 ) S S S j S i 2 f a S » 3 )5 i 2 r 2 iS i S , ’ ? *:? 1ST1 wiJ ^ ^ t*7'***[!!& \ MERRY CHRISTMAS ARA • _n< WE WISH TO oXVRK.-S OUR SIN­ CERE APPRECIATION FOR THE PATRONAGE WE HAVE ENJOY­ ED l RING THE PAS F YEAR. . MAY ALL OUR FRIENDS EN­ JOY 'i HIS ( HRIS >M \S TO THE FULLEST I 1 NT \ ' 1) FIND A NEW YEAR FU W Uril PROS! FIFTY. i i w Fellows9 Service Station2 - I s l i t C HE YULETIDE Season com es im partially to all Christiandom bringing new b lessin g s to palace and hovel, to the one, m aybe, rare and splendid g ifts, to the other o ffe r in g s clad in shoddy fin ­ ery. But whether it be palace or. hovel th at home is rich- " est where abides the Spirit o f the Time. So in that Spir­ it Happiness and Good W ill, th at should, everywhere hold forth, we extend to all th e hope o f a T r l n it l l c f i i S f i < S < ^ 2 i S ’?'cS'nS 't £ 5 '. t j b & i S i I D v i T i 1-5•;F , -j i m Merry Christmas and a v H ap p y N ew Y ear Ol The* Season A nd Bus1 \v h' c ' of W-'~ t /* l Y? . K •f 4: v • fllT t e r ? Christmas I i ., May we continue k> serve 1cm in 0 M future as in the past. k 5 fa a | ‘ * k w W jL m s® iiardware Hill Implement Co. Churchw -SELL IT FOR LESS B E » r- _______ ; �u -/ T fin S/VNFOPD HERALD. THURSDAY. n f Nravo ntnl husband. Cvurifc . l l w ^ It Is furtln ordered that t 0F EMBARGO n rj N ca v o ; J i i r p n Wo^funt I'll'.-1.' r, order • 1 llsrdld. a • i*e- | i : J , l i .<* ,t |. nml y l f * . Kmtly Auun- :.i Tixkt-r; Sanford, Hm:h ♦V jnty, Flofida JUMpii W oirtyd Tiu'kur. TriiMtw. on; > # ft? 11mi* tuji/it’Cii* ikuuucl T. tlVrt w eed ... 1 ih» principal tlu.-i Ailainlh, Tru*- NINETEEN ;.I|| icrida were a s•vith m em bers f i l l e r m ethod s iffic con gestion ~ number o f and finally an . jhip m enti. r nr m u im e t i r n il r u n i \ e ii a n - , and w ife, aid Chau* t Isabella hvi d'aiul, .1 i »‘.i v.ifc. Wmflj , Wofford h Adams, itet'rnvoy ; fet E | l - ,;r,i n. Alien Allen: mift.i Council f j tau CumpUants, DON’T FORGET THAT WE liave complete new and Fresh Stocl TITI.H ,j H f C r i U r V l l l t i-l ! > - :• a Wife. Kllxjt J. . h auu , ■i:i ; Ku ■..■.ml l>. Atlt-n ami win* «;!• i:. A ll.: Mrs. I.' j ]I o Thra*h*r, uim ... . ti.< 1 -----■---- 'nir;iK>.-r. whom) CUrm- Uoui.tj, „„ t„... ttuti n nnif In n. ;;no«n: Cnrrl« J. Slngrutulcr: 3. M. Feb wart*. claim* comber, A. 1>. , j Inn. Iiii> n u t s tinder :.ny and nil M raid dcci-nrtd ilrf>*n'!anix In nnil I** the tundn In ri inuftcr ilencrtbrit; anil in nil p o n o iu i and parti**! claim I?ur |uter«*t* utul r J. 11. Mu-! gru m lcr ’ilcci-mn-tl, m heir*. ilc-, v Irocs trrniu* • .1, i>r n« otliur claim -) anl*. or uthrrwl*.' In .and to th»* lands h ere in a fter di icrlhr-d; and to nny and all other pc.-Kon* w hun' r.atnea nro unk now n, rlaliuhiu a n y ’ right, tltl • or Intercut Iti and t‘». those certain lots, tract*, or par* l'Ic* o f land situ ate, ly in g and bo* Imc In th*> City o f Sanford, County I of S em in o le and State ol Florida, more particu larly descriLed a* fol­ lows. t o -w lt : T ract N«>. 1.—Tli.. South Onc-litdf; of Lot Tv. , o . of IHocU S is ( 6 ), of Chapman and T ucker's. Addition to Sr.nforil, are 'rilin ' to plat th e r e o f recorded in r i a l Hook ’ I. p a c e 21. of the public rceorda n t ) Semlnotc County. I'lnridu. Tract No. Tin* North O ne-halft ( N ' i ) of |..,t T w o 42), of lllock SIX 10). o f Chuiiraan and T u ck er’* Adilltlnli to S an fo.d . a : par pint th e re­ of recorded In H a t Hook l, page i 2t. ol the puldlc record* nf nil* note County, Florida, and t" any ; and a ll i tlier person* w h o se nem os a ’ , u n k n o w n , claim ing any right, litte or Inti r it In r.nd to the hinds i IterHnnliove descrllicd or a n y .part . or pnre.d tin re ,{. . il l:t h e r e b y nrdeved that you and each of y u !>■ and appear* before out circ u it Court at th e Court llo.Me at Hanford. Florida. «n the 4th d ay o f January, A. 1>. 1U2C. | niul then and there m ake an sw e r 108 Siinfnrd to the M1I of com p lain t exh ib ited ' again st you In thl* cause. Irrufl i f l* . M \ v »:ki iv p c ir Mr*. V |,,, . Christina * Cirri'- J- Mn- fhunrt*. nutl llir Ul»nV* UHTX1* ■a. and If idth-,| ilofeniUMita : iuirs. devise a. claimant* under .f the fo llow in g • \ to-wlt: NVII- I wife. Ullsn J. Chapman. Trus* alu-lhi chapm an Groceries. Our Prices are right ice! specials for Friday and Sat We will deliver on Saturday. C R E N S H A W ’S Ave Next to SeMUte To each and every one, whether you have honored us with your patron­ age or not, we extend our cordial re53 i * membrance and our best wishes for a Merry Christinas. ns and F riers, Buck and Roe Shad. All kirn r Fish. O rder your C hristm as Turkey now, uid Salt Wa ORLANDO SANFORD Phone 478-W Sanford Avenue T h e banks of the city hereby agree to rema li! 9 o’clock Thursday evening Dec. 24th main closed Christmas Day, Dec. 25th, Sai 26lh and until Monday morning, Dec. 28lh, hour of opening. Request for currency, pay roll reejuiremen ts, transfer of funds ancl all other banking requirements ?•hould he attended to prior to closing 1 hursday evenin M AY H A PPIN ESS AND PR O S P E R IT Y BE Y O U R S CHRISTM A S AND TUP IN THE NEW Y E A R First National Bank Bv F. P. Forster, President Seminole County Bank !s the Wish We Extend Tc Our Friends and Patrons By Forrest Lake, President. Sanford Bank & Trust Conq By J. M. Marshall The Outlet �the SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. Per. 21. 1925 RONDS LOANS \nnouncem nts for 1926 s A N FOR D \S R ESIDE NT IA L MA STM R PI EC E Opening of Second Section o f Fort Mellon— prices decidedly low— reservations now being ne SECTION TWO A Splendid Investm ent Opportunity At a 10'. Pre-Development Discount! ccpted. Beautiful new homes— Spanish Bungalows and Emdish Colonials—Commodious and indivi­ duality supreme. Make Your R eservations Now K night & MacNeill Among our offerings of Business Property and acreage unusual values are found. KEALTOltS 107-101) South Park Avenue I'lionc 720 R. O. BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. MRS. SAM II. CAMPBKLI MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Salesladies. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Phone 18 Magnolia At Second INVESTM ENTS LOANS SO Acres, quarter mile from city lim its, fin e sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an­ nually with interest at 8%. 70 Acres on Marquette St., one mile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest at 8' r . 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. 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. E xcellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. •10 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. Some Rare Bargains In Lots 7 1j Acre grove, excellent condition, three m iles from Sanford. Price §6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. Fruit paid 25% net on this purchase price this season. Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,500.00 $500 down. Corner lot. eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue $2,025, with easy terms. REALTORS Four lots on West Third Street. $1,500.00 each. THE HOWARD CORPORATION Paving paid in Phone 72 Masonic Bid REALTORS Three lots on Palmetto Ave. $0,000.00, with good terms. Sales A gents For M cCALL& FOX he Firm Substantial Phone 715 A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills 1ST Acres, 15 *n drove. 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines, This would make fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate limits, i rice and terms reasonable. 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipm ent. Price $ s,500.00 including crop. 15.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. 099 ft. facing Sanford A venue. Price $0,000.00 including crop. Easy terms. 5 Acres, nice <» room collage. 3 Vi in celery, 1 other crops. including equipm ent, $8,000.00. Good term s. Price 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, w ith all equipm ent. For price, terms, etc., see us. Christmas Bargains 1,000 Acres, BALDWIN & BROWN * acre. Phono 88 35 acres on road from Sanford to Orlando, fronting 577 feet on Sanford Avenue. 2.0 to feet on Onoro St., the most suitable tract of land for Sub-division, »lose in around Sanford. A Genuine Bargain. .to acres «>l l.ake trout property ■ miles out, near Paolu road at $000 per Host lake front property in Seminole 10,500 Acres. $20,00 per acre 915 Acres, $25.00 per acre. Rest Buy See Mr. Richardson and It l him show you tin tracts, it will cost you nothing to look. i l l Meisch Hiiildin 2PJ Mcisch Buildini THRASHER & E A R N E R If you are looking around for n house that you want to call home, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is, let us show you the most a t­ tractive home we have for sale. 711 Palmetto Avemu Terms Right. t 1.000 CilNtl. iii-r month. I ft. f.n-ltij: K:eit mi Hate ' " • • t i I'Mli ami I lilt Htreul*. I I'fum r.-axiMialtlf. , Acreage, l.ll.sme.-s. Residential Properlit Seminole County. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY fm-inti Hill Hltvrfi, L iA iu 'i iu * a iit» r Telephone 7 1 1 Room S, Garner-Woodruff Rid Salesm an— E. T. Muure JtcTl • t i l e d — III 11ci.OUU. 13011(1 t-ualt. t■h ' I i ii : r.iix t *.i\, Ha 1 l.o oo c i i n Ii , I. n u n DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 Lot on Sanford Avenue. u; | , ite Ro c Court, for tjniek sale . . $2,250 •> A cres Lot in Ft. Mellon, East front, a real pick up, for ....... $1,825 Acreage on Country Club Road, with plenty of Lake frontage. 3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and d»y, only, per lot ...... ................. $1,200 1 have some good listings in homes, let me show you today. Don't forget to r c s e r \e that lot in Lulonin. AMID M AJEST H HART NASON, SALES DI RECTO 1 1.000 feet l.ake Front Oil LAKE JESSUP Sandy Reach Reasonable Price 3 WO HOMES Between Pine Iluist ani| W in g 's Subtm lsion. \ ery Easy Term ■. Small Down Paymeiit. A Real lav* tment. Price A ttractiv e R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor Real E state and Investm ent! I'bone 713 Room* 203-205 Mci ich Building B eautiful Home Site Fine Lake F o r Boating and Fishing The Substantial Realtor 12 -M Garner-Woodruff Bldg TELEPHONE 770 S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR Milano T heater Illdg. �•r 7 A WG&KSI&M?1■■: ‘ ^*f%»-ijr * • , i-‘->_' i*■ ; * ■ THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. Dec. 24, 1925. 'T r ^ : *-i j .-. m & aw W f , V l P A a< U DI l l t i l i i if V iy lt»ng'— in f acj J -tli demands eon- **tant. whole. T h e rig h t road h i L l_ those who can U iH Mil , One Fifty Foot Business Frontage Block !) at per front foot. (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) This • t is not interest­ ed inju t.*property exceed­ ing* $7*’p.'io in city limits of Sanford or SooO.OO outside of same. ■~v;duv> will contis] i i WO i If i\ 1 001 Cash i ,-ment cannot ex­ ceed 2o with interest pay­ able ann.tally. *see thi! l.'I'ijfht j;J . L■■,'lition?—those "'ll" keep on |)Ilvjj t r faith in the fu111re, j deljri \j|w J: ;.lnv ' a surety l,;i' .Sanford will y (y than it is today ■ 1 We 1 a real live client who \ ; several small acrea;.: icts suitable Tor develu): i; lakefront and harclro: i frontage especial­ ly desired. *'vo roads art* {^.1 i to elimination anti iH often the eagjj | €ff, 1 1. The other One Apartment Site— Union Avenue Corner, iOO :Vct front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 por front foot. i may y.tpM.f, /utur** indepeml- Fifty Feel Chapman Avenue at $125.00 ocr ■idt a U.'iBihe future grow th - r- . I t, -y it is to own '*aiifun! ivul eslalt toiM Fifty Foot Corner (R ight next to Forrest Lake I lot eh 125 ft. deep, Apartm ent Location) at $285.C0 per Ct.fi. Favorable Termr can be arranged on all of ’V ahuve T hese a r e som e o f th e fin e s t locations in F h s l S tre e t ' ,,v>| i/r m , s e l l o r . j -S an fo rM fio ard - \jn n E x ten sio n . SCRUGGS-SCC 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 Masonic Temple Phone 735 ACT NOW . The Bodwell Realty Co. 2M East Firs. St reel i'ii Sanford, Florida R. C. TISDALE, Jr. (X *V> Inciuiie Re-Sales Ptpmti •< REAL KSTATE AND INVESTMENT Sanford Office 336-38 Meiscli Bldg. Bithlo Office fiilh Avj. I t lilt 1 \ N II II I *l| l l \ U II \ It / I V. 11U I J I it. v h i m ; I 'l i i t T c i t it. i ' i t -ih O. II. STH K STIU III .1. I*. T i l t It.11 ON l> iSHBr.MAS HIM M2 l ir-l Nat l-1lit \ itit n i: ( 111« < III* Phone '190-W One Lot M agnolia li h,Mn A bargain. Thirteen acres of Water (rout properly Price. Five room house- Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Prop* r Atlractix e HT i l ' B LOTS A T A SAC- R. C. TISDALE i'. It-iTeCo r, REALTOR |’hi» | S (;iii ‘ ' iM m en I n Mei - h building ii |'ir-t Strm't L a , nr 125 <Y m :niilc I hill If n fronlin WE HAVE IN Q U IR E S FOR l IN F i t MELLON, BEL-AIR, 1 IIURST, BUENA VISTA. LA NT A A N D CITY PR O P E R ! I Turn Property Quick Let me trv vours I ,.,rd and Lake Mour.ii At a W on the corner of Third Sii cet an i . .* ti ittracll'e price. One corner Lot, %xl(»r. on Union and ,md Cypress Avenues at price way he- I iw the market. Li OSCAR R. BROOKS tirThe Lot King” Realtor 30(1 First National Hank HltltT. iffl REALTOR Bruinley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 Nothing b etter in Sanford for an investm ent. I1TTCKBEKREALTYC» W to purAfrom or t iik m >i 53 Acres Celery L a n d, ifi 11 MU.I*. (tv HI in** .. .i.ii <|*IMlJM1 «1111* ft. ll , | . l about it. Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building <11 %«mil ..... M1*Ba ^ REALTORS 210 East First S treet -I mmi UI ii I T. U. (iA I.t4 .N T i:. \t r vi. t t i 0 t a IMi r r r « t . >lr. I n % r t l « r | . t | lira** |»an» %?»llMUI« l»% M l I,IP • u ImII* U l o « K f f i p r r t i . * !*>»«• ii. W. P. CARTER REALTOR 250 Melftch llldg. Phone 718 Phone 142 '■** tmrrha.rr, .u tu * ,a « .tuull I -I u . . h . . » ................ p a r t cleared. Ask us HI vv i v sow t w o t , we iha™ 108 feet front 77 Teot deep al h" A5 Per I ii lis t « e TWFNTY-OHE U* Phone 70S-700 J �THE SANFORD H E R A L D . THURSDAY, Dec. 24, 192a •TWO “ (e> That in case of the sale of New Ideas On Brain real or personal property on inslallm ents or deferred payments, Functioning Given whether or not the title pas.tfs, the tax shall bo collected only on that LONDON, Dec. 21.—OP).—New nortion of any installment or de­ ideas about the functioning of the ferred payment representing gain Iruhi were set forth here by Sir or profit in the year in which the Oliver Lodge, the noted scientist, LONDON. Dec._ -t.— GP)— Eighcontract, notes or other evidences of indebtedness are paid or by the *ecn-year-old Marian \\ ilson made who contended that popular theory that the brain feels is entirely in­ Federal Law Chance Asked So ale discount or otherwise ensh or eS.j.000 on her production of “The correct. equivalent is realised thereon.") Beggar's Opera” r.nd lost it all, That Tax Is Paid Only itsSecretary “The brain does not see or hear has received’ and in ore too, on “The British BalOn Cash Thai Is Received letters from Meredith or feel, nor does it plan or hope members of the nn- lett.” From Real Estate Deals tin mil committee on federal legis-j The income tux got the girl prn- or love,” said Sir Oliver in a lec­ iation and taxation, indicating the ducer. While money was rolling in ture. ORLANDO. Fla.. Dec. 2 4 .- 'P ) . intern*, of realtors in all parts of from “ The Beggar's Opera,” she “These tilings belong to a differ­ Ar. n result of the action begun at the country and promising th at forgot n!l about the income tax ent region, some link between mind the Lakeland convention of the the m atter will he brought up for arid did not lay any of her money and m atter, which perhaps we have Florida Association of Real Estnti (iim i sion at the mid-winter meet- a/rfe. Instead she nut it into a not yet begun to form ulate.” Boards, a nationwide interc* has ing of t he National Association of new production which was not a been developed in the proposal of Itciil E state Boards which m eet- success and when the tax collector Former Editor Is the realtors that income tux on in New Orleans January 11* tame around she faced disaster, irofits made in realty deals he Cfll- through 2.'L So the ambitious producer went Adjudged Murderer ectcd ONLY ns the cash i re­ Mr. Meredith also stated that back to work as an actress. She ceived. The proposal i.i gaining the Brooklyn Heal E state Board danced for a time in a cahnrct nl all* ..... tinn in.., and i m interest from !•<nronand■< "uivi: others have n m .......... ■ in m u - wiredi this u iif . Nice, . i n v , then m e n joined up w u n oBen en * GALESBURG, III* Dec. 21.—<jP) with ert; -vners and devtP; well] offering to send representatives t o : Greet‘a Shakespearian players and —John Looney, once declared as as from the National Realtor* A s - .......... . . . . . ■ - “ King of th e Underworld" at Rock Island, was found guilty of the sorintlon- This statem ent was is­ sued by Paul O. Meredith. ■murder of William Gable, saloon utive secret a rv of the Florid; A s­ keeper, by a jury hero today. lie sociation of Real E state Guards, w ar sentenced to 10 years in pris­ who hns received cncm nigiug re­ on. Looney formerly was editor ports from all over the country. of the Hock Island News. Senator Park Trammell, intro­ duced an amendment to the in­ come tax law in the innate this week at the request of the Florida W ONDERFUL HOME SITE Ttnltors. A copy of the amend­ ment has just been received at tin headquarters here of the associa­ tion. The amendment prop. m About five acres on a lake, just outside c ity strike out sections <c> and iv> of limits. This is one r>f the best locations in section 2(12 of the income tax lav. Florida for a beautiful home. On this pro­ and insert in lieu thereof: ” (c) 7 he amount realised in perty there is now a small house, with a u ­ money from the sale i r other di ■ tom atic water system , bath room, electric position of real or personal prop­ lights and telephone. erty plus the fair market value * .' any property other than moiuy ii> ceived in exchange no a p art | nyAnyone wanting nn ideal setting fbr a homo m ent; provided that notes or other should see this piece o f property. Price evidence of indebtedness given to cover a part of the pun-ha pri> e $8,500. Terms may be arranged. of said property shall not be la id to represent a gain from t In* rale thereof until cash or Us equivalent is realized thereon. Income Tax Wiped Out Stage Success Of Girl Producer { INVESTM ENTS a n a a w .c a ia a -iim jn siR S i.ia B q a v x M ^ 'a x tA 'titR rum en i r a a s c a t. ARL J. SCHULTZ 1st National Ilank Uldg. roves, Homes r-.mi W y , Lots, See " IIY RENT? jviih 3 50x150 ft ini h a ,fc ^ Ii. b a l a n c e ^ 1}' b u y A FARM ‘‘ and harrowed twice 1 f„ht u'/re« in front oi from depot, $2,500.00. I '1; Lot 2, Block 7, itleilonville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, Block (5, Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o su r e ................$4,200 Lot 10, Block (i Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure . ....... $1,200 . c e l e r y fa r .7 ho8.n':‘. mule and MAY WE ASSIST YOU IN MAKING ; £a s h< b a la n c e 1-2 it Sanford $575.00 to" A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO 108 E. Second St Phone 74G 113!* Magnolia HOMES—LOTS-FARMS ACREAGE T O D A Y ’S BEST Christmas and New Year’s O ffering We are going to offer a few lots on our developm ent which is nearly completed at pre-development prices, for a limited period, on very attractive term s as follows: BUYS A partm ent house site on the ( and Palm etto Sts. eonsideral m arket. Lot in San Lant sale. Price ........ mford Avc. for quick *?3,0O0.Ul| 85 acres finest trucking land in count.’.] per acre ................................. ..... $200.0J COLCLOUGII REALTY CO. Heal E state General Insuranci 311 First National Bank Bide. Sanford, Fla. Telephone 733 I Phone 711. W. F. IlOLBORN, Sales M anager a v e TERMS: FIRST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for 30 m onths thereafter, which takes care of all interest charges. THIS OFFER CLOSES JA N U A R Y 1st, 192G FREE—TRANSPORTATI ON TO PROPERTY. FREE— ItEFRESILMENTS A T COMMUNITY ING ROOM. TERMS OW NER LEAVING COI NTR OFFERS BARGAIN 120 ACRES AT m ) m i ACR1 MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO Only 2 miles north of Enterprise 108 Magnolia Avenue This is fine land and a bargain i W<‘ own fme and clear -10 Heron of drained muck Inn I two mil c -otiih of Moore ILtv-n, right ci. j the* Baker llighw.-iy icmnecling that t»w*n w ith Tnmlami ’l roil oiu! in: id-' tli y: tc in of dyke." wlio-h a r c nearly i.>iii|ili‘tn!. It in claimed tide jund will lie* worth s<l.'c«(l per acre when the improvements ore finished lhi;« winter. Also 17c acres of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovideo, easily cleared, joining one c»f the good ■ liiy uinl fruit farm s, near the Oviedo-Gcneva hard road and the railroad. BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number G Ball Building, Opposite Pos Office, Sanford, Florida, Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E a sy term s. A Bungalow o f three rooms N early finished. Electric lights, bath, and fireplace Lot 5 0 x i 1G. $1,500.00. E asy Terms. YOU ARE INVITED The gift of jble assurani dependence for the Dif or daughter pear to b® Christmas ible. Ih cse places are well equipped with dish closets and closets for other uses. These arc real bargains. Let us show them to you. Let art tee Lake M ary Development Company 108 Magnolia A vc. iMinno 117 R. A. W INSTON, General Ap Masonic Bldg. Dinner al 8 O’clock The Seminole Syncopa­ te rs, ail eight-piece or­ chestra, will serenade. Reservations $2.50 per cover. Make table res­ ervations now l* r coup­ les, foursomes, or parlies by telephone, letter of c a ll- THU CHRISTMAS GIFT l ive-room C ottage, bath, electric lights, fireplace and garage. Lot GGxllG. Only $3,500. E a sy terms. — rn tnjn our M* w . ear E ve revel -- to u her in 1926 amidst fun, frolic, festivity uml the light fantastic'. Here you’ll find food of the b e s t; music and en­ tertainers offering the utmost in enjoyment, good commain'erie unre­ strained yet never unre­ fined— favors frivolity, fashion, good fellowship. D ancing from 9:40 20 Y ears Experience \V BROWN REALTY COMPANY ^ ’one Sanford, Fla. TE A N D INVESTMENTS N ew House Palm etto A ve., all new furnished. Good terms ................. Lid (ilx l! 7 Cypress Ave., o ff Celery Avenue .............................................. Lot in M ayfair 30x117, near the lake. Good term s ...................................... Two Lots Oak and Central Ave. For the two ...................................... Lot 100x117 Sanford A ve. A good T hree Lots, 71 h Willow St.. $7,500 ft Lot 3 5 x 1 17 Sanford Avc. around 5th, Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp Lot in San Lant a, 50x110 ............... Lot 00x127 Oak and C en tra l.............. L ake M onroe Development r Puleston-Brumley Building Sun ford, Fla. 1G L. Second Street divbtion"1 ; a"d lurd road »nd railroad no (Huston, !pricy per" " aero f c j L 0,r i l1’ ten itl f'n*’ itrovo borders [ford ' , . ready , ,toh subdivide, T J .ru,iJro“d a,ld Proposed high* price ?,CSl„ firSlu s r m t wi,h Hve hundred a K <> fame, the very best buy in the city, I HO lots corner Thirteenth and Palmetto,, l l l x l t Three lots in Itrentwood. fifty by one hundred S l Orlando tWI n T fhighway, r ' l ,rKC each Iron* priceuran*e eac|1j u‘reen .r m s on .............. 8 1-4 Acres with house* on New Smyrna High mile from Osteen. 3 a c r e s c le a r e d . P r ic e S a t t r a c t iv e te r m s. One five room bungalow near Elder S p r in g , I in fine condition beautiful treea. term s, price. One b*)use and lot Ginderville, five r.loms, e water m yard, price *3,000.00, *630.00 cash. ISO acres of land located Lake County, quarter t half flowing well bind,, price per acre 53 acres of land on hard road, ten n.Ilea from w le, price one hundred fifty per acre, this pn ble subdivision and will pay y„ u to investigate Office Phone 120 Itesidcncr �THE SANFORD HER A L P , TH l! Rg DAY, P ic. 21. 1925, rofit, Use 1— Announcements 10— FYc Rent. Rooms Herat J _ »\:>1 B a ta ta ______32-—T y iiuNMilers. S u p p p lies ). RATES AnlBachache Gone RubLumbagoAway AUCTIONEER bOR RENT: Lovely front room, vt 1 ’.nr Lake Mary San REMINGTON Portaldo four-bank WE SE L L lots and subdivisions _ Typewriters, “the king of pnrt”n0t to gentlemnn only. f ' d, Ha., for sale or exchang. ■ ’U'.t.cni ( alif rain. Writ. abb-. Sdo. Barret Portable Adding n t public ruction. Lafe Burger, Call 49-J. low nail & ht .ne, Banning, Cali Machines. Can't bo bent. Seminole Rub pain from hack with small Room G, Rock Bidt. ’ Orlnndo, Kin. b OR RENT; It'd room to gcntlo- Iornil>- ______ trial bottle of old , will 1* rc" Prlntery, I’hune 93, Welak* Bldg. man. 516 W. i^t St. “St. Jacobs Oil.** natron* a^1* .1— A u to s, Rent PALMETTO AVENUE LT 3:i—Wanletl bOR Pl N i or I unfurnished At Floral Heights 60x1 GO. Ah! Pain is gone! AUTOS FOR HIRE intir.i'<!(‘rie1y morning. Never the rooms, pjoi oak Ave. Good secoml hand Ford Sedan. SGOll CASH Ouickly ? V'S. Almost imitnnt SA G IE AUTO SERVICE Bay Pay cash. (501 Palmetto. lclicf front soreness, stiffness, 1i>c a line or nighN Meets nil trains. hae lameness and pain follows a gen­ HOUSE ON HIGHLAND AVE. Pc a line rnee tTnn«f«*r. I’hone f>r.l and 63-W old year ends, hut 'l l— For Salu, Acreage Threo rooms in Houso 7c a line WANTED TO BUY: Second hand tle rubbing with "St. Jacobs Oil." Rub this soothing, penetrnting REEL & SONS 1hr,'e rooms in garage. * Sc a line twin l« b y carriage. Write W. P. — You Drive It. . ?3,(ti)0 ca*h, balance arranged. enro Herald, giving price and lo­ oil right on your painful back, nnd I ^ c doable above one thinks of some like magic relief comes. *81. Jac­ (V. M yrtle and 2nd St. ot R. IL PRICE ?<J,000. cation. Stucco obs Oil" 1 . n harmlcsu backache, 2rites are for cona— Autos, Sale WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf lumbago and sriutien remedy which TWO I.OTS ON MAGNOLIA one—• Sheet Rock round timber from 100,000 (t. j never disappoints and doesn’t burn AVENUE , line. [^averace lencth up, must be high Innd timber for tlu* skin. 0{ SO for Corner of Spoiling, $000 cash cUrpc aw mill purposes. T. W. PatterStraighten up! Quit complaining! Shingles balance terms. son, Maitland. 1 Stop thmD torturous “stitches." OLD DAYS, DEPENDABLE USED CARS PRICE $ 1.000. i, restricted -------------------------- j In n moment you will forget that Roofing mification. ATTENTION! WANT work or change of rosi- you ever had a weak back, be LOT ON CORNER OF PAL­ jj runiK' th - Sanlion7 White only. Northern S tar cause it won’t hurt or be rliff or 1021 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ OLD TIMES METTO & 12TII ST. Sewer Pipe be r •: nsiblt Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church lame. Don’t suffer! Get a small DAYTONA dition. SI600 cash, hnlnnee term s. --errut insertion, St., Orlando, Fla, I trinl^bottle of old, honest “St. Jn1921 Dodge touring car. PRICE $3009. f for sulKtqoont DPI AND FARMS . ■; ~ — — | cobs" from your drtiggbc now and WE WILL HE GLAD TO 1923 Dodge coupe, A-l condition. OLD FRIENDS ( office »!vi«l'l be •L*— W a n te d H elp, Male , get this lasting relief. 11125 bord coupe, many extras. I \c reage SIX ROOM HOUSE SERVE YOU futd.v in *'ase ° r 1923 Light Ford truck. Mith all improvements, in V'ljuining 1022 Ford roadster, spccinl. ... , S A L E S M A N j Robert Quillen Sells first class condition, can l»e IJKTISERS Day lona Me have a good opportunity to] bought for SDiOO cash. Bal­ offer real estate salesman. One, ■Kfr-’tative thorNewspaper For $1 Aeroplane Silo ance terms. who is fam iliar with the greater ;'-,r with rates, Has screened (inrcll and good Sold I. W . m iL L I P S , SONS Sanford district preferred. lification will give I'hnne 5.16 GAINESVILLE. Dee. 21 -bib garage. Incorporated i-f'irmation. Anil In I nil* of SANFOUI) GROVE. Inc. The Fountain Inn Tribune, owned PRICE $0,600. Phono 3 Oak and 2nd St. bey will assist you 1. •> and( In Aero Tract* and operated by Robert Quillen, 607 1st. Nnt’l, Bank HUg. iur want nd. to Realtor nationally known humorist, was Phono 210 or PINE HURST LOT effective. sold Ibis morning to W. W. KelEntire Soclions $060 cash—Balance terms, (NT NOTICE COLLEGE MEN: We pay you n lett. of Fountain Inn, for $1, — KAI.KH IVUU'K — PRICE $2000. 7— l i u s incss S e rv ic e ?no l weekly salary, tuition to college G. TAYLOR DYER Sale of the plant followed the should give th e ir I. T III’ VAN Per Arre and I kiiuis while ntlendlng. Eleven office address ns iV In lin g — U rcn raf Ink* FOUR LOTS IN PINE HURST weeks work, \pplv daily Ylr. Allen announcement by Quillen that be Hardwood floor scraping and ami would sell bis plant to the first phone number if 11. It. OttAV resernping a specialty. W. L. Rein- 1 SItlOO cash—•Balance term s. PHONE 301 Lincoln Hotel. Hours 12 to 2 a. responsible i>erson who offered him te*ult.‘. About one UP PRICE $0,700. hardt, C ity Tourist Camp, Sanford, A. \v. IIAItZ m. and rt to 7:30 p. in, a |f; a-’itul Ims n 51 for it when he opened for blisFla. H A R R Y I P R E r T A " M A N K. WARD jkan ■ ■ -------------------------------------loess this morning. Quillen said in j ilie e-iiers c a n 't PALMETTO AVENUE LOT with \ »u unless 1 Inrorporalod) HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. ‘IT— Wan let! Help. Salesman J * telegraph dinpateh that lm had Between Katie £: Franklin. .WltS IlRl.t.M ritECIC been besieged with offers, many .ur address. E stim ates given. Superior work­ $1,000 cash—Balance can be a r­ I I S u i h P a r k \ \ c n u e W. V. WIlKELEIt -nuance MUST be 1 ’ of these coming from distant manship. W, L. Renhardt & Co., ranged. a points. P h o n e G . 1 2 W . on nt The SanfU-n Delivorv. O r l a n d o . _______ I!. A. KINO PRICE $2250. office or by let At prices that a re righ I'OUTEIt E. PITTS SAND fo r building and construc­ G l\ E BIBLE T \ l KS discontinuanYOU PARK AVENUE LOTS tion purposes. Delivery from did. FORT MYERS 1 :rio -pmkers. Am lin,| standard tins ana O It S T E N S T U O M Near aviation field, four lots quarry. 1100 M yrtle Avenue. «nid to be member! »f the “ Bibb mpt.- Efficient. COME TO MAKE MONEY in location for rapid increase Oila JIVTIIUltHOND Crusader*” occupied pulp.t.i of rvi.e. in valuation. Fort Myers church > Sunday to III-TEST building tile and brick. LET ME PRICE $G$0 Each. Sanford Cement Products Co. 110-111-112 deliver talks against the nlhtrcd teaching of evolution In the taxElectric Iron* 6th St. and M arie. SHOW YOU HOW LOT CORNER OF FRANK­ First National Hnnk Bldg. [fications Radio Supplies supported schools. LIN & PALMETTO LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ COME AND LOOK $7i)u cash—Balance very easy Phanc 190-W. 17—Fur Sale. Houses scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We tmenls tx t i i k i t m t rt m i i : t n r r m : NINE’S FILLING terms. uru »3 n ear you an your obone OCR MONEY MAKER OVER - i : \ i :m i , ............. '» * c iiti PRICE $2,500 icssorica FDR SAI.U Re lit now possess­ oi' i t . m in i in im i nut Call 103. STATION (If Sold This Month) slt'l i \ m i : i m vt v. IN 1 II \ nion. V ». modern. 5 room* ent YOU’LL LIKE IT < r:u> . and bat!:. E-a itif.il, Spanish bung­ Phone 161-J SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Ktmi-r T II. i i i u h :,rut w i f e pairing ROSE COURT LOT alow it 1<el part of San­ Ma run ra t it tlutnes. Successors to Giilon & P la tt YOU’LL THINK IT’S THE $660 cash—Balance term s.. > tlliK) cash, bal­ C’iiiii|ilaln.iiili*. lli.t Sanford Ave. S.mfoid. Fl»lie /16 Magnolia. Everything elec ford i PRICE $2,260. i \v Bayard Really trieal Phone 422. Eloctragitb ance i i • tira A M lt.-. d . i at (Opportunities SEE Co., IT. . - IK. S. Putk Ave. 11,-fi u-l.iatn. Radio. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 1Service BEST 515 First N.tl'l Hank Bldg. Apartments l i l t I T O Ml H I T T I I I I J Itc.ilil*» i nt l-'turi i * »itic« ( in WIGHTS— Three stations. Mug lt.nllatnr. Iioity. rendar*. HunPhone 713 YES t i l l IION !!•— air Live Slock H ouses lli*ftil*Hif«: nlnif Hoard. Kcpalrlinj nolia nnd Second. Fir-'t nnd Elm T o 111*- AII; i | ' m i i .. .Mliriliu* *'• -in r Inn Nat I. Hal ll.ia* Sanford Avenue and 10th Street FOR > \I ! 11oi gi.i-d mules kt FOR SALE: At South Sanford [Rooms |*i. IIV• ii * 'iii'p.it ,11 ,*oi W* Speelnlli* In U'rci-U* , Il II. .mi in.nl. |» a|i|n If to llilJ. il. HUTCHINSON Expert service. (Gimlervilte) new 3 room bung­ COME IN THIS MORNING a bi A 1Iress .-V. M. Box I ’ii ■i r t I li.tl i U'1 *11tn o n . it, * I. i O n i III*:A I* l Al’U II Sanford Radiator and alow, 2 porches, also small cot­ Inn* In-fit In *■ I n l o r - ' I i- in >1 n llil* ii.i, ! ____ _ Board 123 Went Klr*^ H irn t • ,-..*. . | l r . »t *-«| lo , i ii amt III i* tage and one building lot, size »f MAKE A HUNDRED WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing | ftlU(U» Iti ^Office, Stores 2 0 — i o r S : . 11- M i ' f t ’ l l a n i T ’ t i H bits 70x133, cash or term s. M. (*. tin- S i n t If t .. f m lln .l' • ’•>11111 > Hody Works E ngraving, Embossing. See ur I'li.(Ir|.<, Ii . ih III.In. 11111111 l l l l l Hi j y i||!inb o r »■f ft a X I*4'It f t l I* I’ I* fl creuge w I DO).BARS t a li register, J . Aspinwatl,, owner. first. We do it. I'iioiie 41 MV FOR ' 1 1 *,iiini caniim In- "**ri*'i| ft. iim *'• fli.ru! i S la tr ItmlMtorn. Limn* and Fender* . m a r f a , i n n - I . , I . . i n f f t . i i * ,u i'l tchango • It. H. Ave.-Commercial St. i n b e .s e e n a t t h e | A ■HtDCllltlOM All AulnniuMIe Metal Parts *i|i|i"int at,* in >i i • ii.if alUi ii FOR SALE: Land to sell on the A DAY—EVERY DAY I'. K. F i r s t S t . 1iroves •' <rk. Pop . riding litaalng an d Sntdsrlns ltd* Stale .• a iflli-i'i in ■ oi ni" • main roud, in Grapcville, one »l | , n, . i. , , ol||,| I . I *1'I I AMES H. COWAN—Ail kind* [ Houses U nrL I M i n r a u I r r i l t » I’l r n . e ym r Christma |lu|f ;„-re. Apply (le o t'e T. Bali a I I 11 it \ *o ,i p m . ir* . , it (ft lli;i (It ASK FOR MB LAWTON of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work C O M E I'li K •so. Rent "i anil W rit X r e n m l * l r r r t at * unit in*-• . C.i11. at <1 Second, linger. trr* W ater a n t Boat tanks. At Ons T l i n r c f . i n - . VOU. Tin* A ll Itm -n l. e Stock Sunfnril. I lnrlila ■a. Or Phone 2(>6 ME ISC II BLDG. Avenue rn d 'th ird Street Tele­ Fl'nia .-■ nt in* i '- ii iim in a i ni iini-nt * 21.— Lust, I'OUntl ?. Miscellaneous Ue tl "t and deliver. n.iiinii a* • dct.iiiiluiti in Hie nt...... ordei phone 111. iiAiiiii:n w ioi' f tit..- |n*titling lo K" al' o i| I al E state i ' ioiii living a io * 'in* i <* !ADF. Three LOST- Cresent pin of rubies nnd I El Magnolia Ave. 11IRACLK Confrete *enrral FOR Al i: OR l a M l i l i n m l •***:• * i t i f l l i l i t o I f nature tp or trade pearls at A. t . L. station. Re» Flr*t Claw Barber* cement work, eidewnlkn, build111ilb \\ t o l l . Ill I ,1. I . II II. I III.. .o u t -Wanted. SiltnUun Mnlo d Wanted Special Attention i.flUir III III" • 1*1111 > " f H ill,o lf in* blocks. Irrigation bo«». J. U. for I i 't .. ,.i I'.o l-on Tractor. Wind. Mrs. I.. N. ilan.ele. !„ n ,| l a i n ->f 1 ' l o r l i l a l i i m i n . i i i n i i ' Given Tn I adie* and Children , . hone PI lit.2 aid IVrwilleger. Prop. Cull I . il lath tl I 111. *1 UK f u l l . .It - In-W !!_ [ \\. LOST Turin! • hell lii'u i:la ■ ' Tl no 1 Jail : t o f \ 1*1*1.' t: i. Jewelers WANTED: While , j i v i ■(;i a iR : i filling between W e-iern Union ond >ix POSITIONS U1L1. LUMBER CO Hnu»« i i n i f , . , , :--,u.ii\i.i.m ..f no — oiiii AIR help nil vacations iwjptdicd mi Decorating, lllll < •*', I » | III. S . . f i l m •oil Com hundred block on Mugnoliu. RcService, Quality nnr Price MHAT MARK FH stat shurt notice. Pie; *e write, wire nr iljIn. ........1 iNW 1 •f ' . i n t .tor, fir..t tu r n to Lu-lk-th C a fe te ria . IU*pleti phono 2(132. Northern Star Lta ­ 't'. wii' iilp :• itoiitli l:m. - .1" 1 n*t , t ’ltll I 11 ward. agitur 6 — B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s e)a-i h .• in IUnl II ■ Ii ■' Itne*' | il Ibirenu, 31) E. Churrli a n *HVifnrii \vs* r loiMt I r . | . if • n ., ii „ > St.cn. Trees Elton J. Mmnrhtou LOST: Abstract covering lot* 9 St., Orhndm FI u ............('hiriilii. ,, I PERM ANENT WAVING: Have it (.il: s \i.lv i tk«* urders •| , ( N„ '.* I,,,l 2 1 '*f Xtiiil" i • < w nnd Supplies ami 10 Fima Height*. Pica .• n» j,,— W u n tcd R eal E s ta te a r u h it k im done tho "Nestle Way.” SatisDrltrin’o *iiii«tlvision ■•! H«a*h I .S anford. I turn to I. T. Stringer, Box 82, city and Eggs Qii.nl.-r i \ v- » of H< lion * faction guaranteed. Special prices I F ir s t N nttunoi Bai.V. BLL’. ■ it,, ii itr i s ' i <*r no N>- '•»« . until December 25. Apply a t once Sulicc t I aide ni:."i LOST: Blat k r*uit case on Celery T**'< ii-l»l|i -I S* olli It'iiiir >'• Ka*l | . nfm i FIi i ''i !ci fill , ’ \ 'Hull' I Porter E. i ’Stta itn and Supplies for appointm ent. Mis* Virginia Ave. Cniilaln.H bonk on l en|.lc* HAVE ii larg<* wailing liv! . • ■ i.fdetl i..Plat II.m.V •' i 1 Hu **f II... ioi I.II i re.-iinl. -*t iir.il*.Long- Over Mobley's Drug :’' r •. , , at il-It. .-I ■ Bank, Red 1 ■ Ala. Return to .......... all hou*e*. What liave y<*u I*..ilnl> , I tin lilii. HI-tAt. ESTATE o ffice, Herald office and lucelvo reward. r > 0ff,.r. D-uti It-; - r -,i ■.ir:iK*-ft Help. F e m a le Five room house and double gu-| T* ,.-t n *.i .<*i -*: a* •Ifiiwa; IIS-II l - MX 1-1 XnI’l. Hnnk IIU*. Mntiniinl Bank Bldg ur call FOR SALE: Gu* iduve, inti Liiu- -,15 11 aiM iv Hmifiinl ni* i,I, |li • 1>I.in *.f t.in.t * • I Til.* Attn A, box 7i». $E T A O iN N U N U N N |pf n I .'ftlt SALE. I'i (Help, Male .MKTA I* WORK A N D AU\v \' w'h««i*r, , . i.ali-l II-'* I Navi ll l«n rel Ave. II. l>r> rage, Gindervillc. $25 per month. , ' II tel. ........ Pit tn P'.'i Mon" F.Help, Mule or Itrit INinfs Itrokor WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif­ RADIATOR Address Route A, box 79. f i n - too I*- »• >••I'd'* Tu.MnlHLK 27— I’itino T u n in g teen nere* ml an ent to it. Must , , . , 11 "•nil rb 1 dour*, if '' ( i Kurd FOR « (o ill . 1 -i| la; <ui good rou I and priced ri. 'tt. ml t* k k i ' a i u in t ;. I. I•> •*•|H* 10— r or i>gnt, Rooms ".ii E . I BUY, pay ua.-di f r se-jund baud Salesman ton. s *‘ult * *»tl r got,'! . Call Southland Utility Corporation. I • dl »•* tn •riff r »t*l lTl *it S.l III *!•( 1 !' 1 *m.iM IL It |J . Secoml. ______ pianos. Atidre*s UuX 252. 1 mi Main Street, Daytnriu Ilea. b. it ir * j. .1 E 1 NT: Nice upstair* hadriMiui ^ 1*11 1h«• 1tn <li V *t1 4.i iiUn a.Foiuali! i* • tl: **(5, litu*1 l».r ii ■*■**#! Phone 850-1*1. \ i» Ifil/n Y u 1'v.ont. ( i):j 1-j I'ulm etto Ave. — F u r n itu r e , eli*. u . c . VIELK. Jeweler. Watch, tin* i*jii III »Ii* II11•-IV* f rU 1 II late t ) . H ttl 1III • iliiiltix lill.lt • 1 jewelery and l'Ioc'k repairing anti |*l 'Bit i i 11 — Wanted (n Rent FOR R E N T: Front bed room, con­ Ho Kent i.uoravint: Oniek \V • rry n f 1 engraving Quirk tvice. I Bi Mag* REFINED 6 O! NG l id;, wlria * llil'i* venient to bath. Hot and cold .1 l« (ill tl ** •»r»|er••I tin uf** n-th or nolln Avui'in'- I'l * ' ”■! [Mediums. ni i |xl.•*.| L* Tii. S. |» iB » ,,,,r ’)>! . Hb ' In water. Telephone ”X5. 20fi Liure! Our pni rontn with private family. \ , r y illness Ml IL r ,i 1*1 U •***Wft *|*« I fillDi ia*llr.t lurin'*. *'• ' :,nt f A v e , ___________________ f*f lllll ffiml < > f t Id I < t ren. B. II. 1. core 1* ■,re Co. illiiftt Si*Ml If111 g l*lt»ml 28— riant. Seeds. Trees 207 Kii'iU’h Ave. fOTlCK Sunford.':'*yo * 1 aiir can•* * ■ «Il IV•* k f..| H erald.________________________ . E. First FOR REN T: One furnUhcd bed­ Wn I FACTORS It tTEWART THE FLORIST’’ 1*1** .1 J ! T»t* Ilm ROOM WANTED by nan und room. G18 Oak Ave. Phone 2 Lola, Oak Hill. $700.00 Rter -Dinimry the G22-W. »*» -111*1*1* uf III* • 1?• »Hl j Flowers for nil occmiions. Mo r g a n i o w n . * i‘ w ife w ith refill'-*! penpie, Con 1 **1F Jill** Li i r fit h till* 814 Myrtle. Phone 2fI0-SV o n c ii. $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 c a a h , H tilV “ Painters scale aroint.:- ed in H 1> . "Ht veniunt bath with running hut wa­ , •„, .if II ii- St it** of PI or 1*hi *1It ti l i I \ 1 • N *» voi||L« i« r | ;tr. FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ .f them ■' l-'1' 11 uiilo monthly. w * 1 ter and storage far aut> renuind 1 I in flay ;i(l— I'ottllry nnd E rrs 1 J. 1 Dlt out m eals. Reasonable rates. in the MinL-mtow n i __________ a* well a.> <*t I.* f -I'V «ni -IlCfS. Nl th* T-'D mfortl Lour! i,f I *.*tuo f'f th*» 1‘trrnlt junta n v* ' i for reccultvi Mlfltlj. 1 Lincoln Hotel. . •lit). .lUil.CDll I*ircu Itt.f"*(:*«FHi.tiolc \L'KSi )N, o i ' .S \ l E: :* ■ fat dm 1. . Phone - ’m *ction to dlsiarn 1 ' 2 L ots on Magnolia nt » ifi5uen. ___________ __ , ml f*if (It*• <iiulit y i- a i * r notul MieUnit if on good r-.ul. u • OHIO—Xenia. Make your Bales I tty. . n:.\t.» I'ninklin. Under tho mar­ II™ -------- i rent in first letter. *6'' l t | i.a'i iTTItit A HI'l’NVKIt through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- COLUMBIA (««-.» 2 1 __Special N o tices 112 care of riit Herald. k e t. « Ii"t » .1 ml «,f • I'.iam-il l"C Clnssiful i'D bnir in, Ohio. Rich n g ric ltn ru l die . iitplttliianl-' !!1 ' ' WANTED TO RENT: Fur about i r i c t W unt ^<1 and diBidey rate* circulation in South** Fii s Barber on imf two week* one portable pumping renu e n t ____________ _______ t,ia. Rate .<• ttBwonl Hcaitliful Corner Lot on e c ia litt. bubdivlsion to Or uanolme uitgine. CnpucWo doubt if nil the radio its tK Toud barber H IE MORNING JOURNAL ia th* FOR SAI-E 3p*w on ’»* ),a}{' ip .M agnolia a t H u g h e y . lamia. Florida, nod h J « J J 1 jt i:,0() t<> ijyoo gallon* per hour. ,|UL. to the w eather. S. me ot P. for cIj :* tfied ailvi C. - "ivnts accepted want mi medium it Heights. Rondr- or. Dixie High- K J j JJJJ s w “cure Herald. 4s welcome. Daytona ii. iM---------------------------lit! in On1 oft In : tra. 1 (F la.) One cent a word Why not ren* those vac-m ar sell th it second-hand g*>«us i |i aIdez. an in&;rtion. Minimum 25c. AJrnrtre f PLASTER CHASE & CO. .(»- ■ W. V. WHEELER Tires ml Tubes “Vccdol OiIsM in ■ a 3 lilt,TON’S W. LUNG *4 s Ilodffins *?v: Cowan Sheet Metal Co. By GEORGE MeMANUS UP FATHER I’M, 5 0 H A iP PY A bO O T L 'w O n O E R R I L ! ’ - O R titu W J ^ TO n HEic^ . C /N U U T" _________ J S J T _ '■-•‘J r M V, | ' | W KW 1 ST/NN H O M E ? Y O U K)M T E L U ME. (NUl- * f b O U T I) IT W H t - ^ Y O U r / <h »T HOlMEl' /' 1 ‘bAvlD T O O A R E . < ^ Q 'N (^ A ISD T H A T ^ E T T L E - b ‘T - w e l l -t h e n 1 W ANT YOU TO - | | M E E T H E R . V iu .^ O Y J L )b T C O tS ^ lD cR , 1 KNOW TH EVLL r>\Y d v E r s u s ^ HAKe x o u wereu AT H O N F! Us v A m fHrdlii-V". T;\ - / jjfl 1 'l ts I H E N - W H A T ’5 T H E . U t> E OF* d iO M 'd ^ A BARGAIN . � 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. 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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 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 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/7f482505220f0f706aef5462d181d794.pdf f811bfc412f1e39f14a182ba5e393759 PDF Text Text lA „ , hie m m Partly ckJjU tU dW riay not quiti n «H -| north portion toai«M; (roUlh Jiyavy frost tgtitmti mil p,|, t- D N E SD A Y , D fc n iW , !■ -Mccn Pantj Today MMBPK121 O N Forty One Mot Fined in Polic Marking V m e A n n o u n re s sv L in o ty p e is P u t in O peration •*• or win IV r S e c o n d M O rd in a n ce rail the rr purauml || !,i* a Vs t tn E&tfll FXtfk! 'ticn -liv (If Vnrlonrt C O:i::n!«ilioni V ill A ' ;nniv Welfare H oard * rovitle 1 i n fprlun • ,»:tc hltic cm •m <'|i!tp:i;cn‘ . lU addition to Tim |{ ■unifii tiirtiru’.ivtt ♦ nm'ii.iary by unprcr demand* for tulvo . nut f.i only the in n ifcvelopntvnt w.Ii iniiihlo The |let l*nj»rovcd m rvlce t For Chrlslm D M rih u f i ' 11 p 'lnjr fa re Ovicbrock anil I’m •'Inyo* Kendrick ■* iew ifltr k . x u Marine Corps i xain ihcrc, lien. r » fused to qjit. • *n a iliicntnt : i he wuld obey r ond turn the nlatant director 1 1 . He nude it that hj would =x.tion.‘ Dfclarin* ERIE. Pa, Dee. 23.-OD— i K ’i I from the Ir.o y'yfyl Christmas holiitxx; i order to hep h> hen lu.llrnly turned into ; w h o had V.xj p*1*!«•( itrimtragedy in t h r o 3 Oil. Duller Mid f'• «i' 11"' here lod:v. oll taky. M Mother*, lax — i. rs n blow to le then, 1ethers and sifter* a r o ”» x y fl'icidal sac- f atr.ir,; (he untimely termi it — i ** came ntivanc* Mio if three little lives, t H c** » r of I'hilahl. ufithi if a trio of vouthfu 1 - i *;• me from of. li tide rclekranti who w e r e * (n h«! tn death in a panic x i t ~~hin,;tun is that a I'Tinuaity tree observances rc h!r yesterday. Seven o t li — *v. I ejnne, cun. ?•Iurine Corps, tn wereinjured. vt t icr to remain live th'.'i'tnJ ehlldren n f Three Children A r c Crushed To D c a t l llcncli Collapse: Kcaeri early tiday, n a the nayora u r . 'll over to a t. r."u W. K ill |!:ir, hpWCVt t*. 'fi t foe vim li* iv.i he hnd r r •!.'i "•< Corp." . ■ kwith p olio* M/' with lilnr. it «n a h tim r infcirrnl that ** iliice v.ai tho o ‘ I ly the ism * |la (nr diimlMH • .!' ohool are had gathered la tac liri; tuna, when rutt — ' onl) the ni'i'ofti of n bench, ctlupwd ar.d with it canio tv <r--ii ih. ,;nam of sever— ih\i\un v.h) btl been p r o — tiriutcd tnthe (In,r. Alter IS minute*, when flic* a was finally cleared, the* I o i if the (hr.* youngster.-* jiifi' found, the last spark o f* i't traiqvled fr->mthem. T h u inrar^l v»iro ru^htnl to n ltof%— - r Tells Alioul p.tal and tiwlay it was thought O f Ice Cream tin', all would probably recover. M e t h o d s ( ul I ! i Froducliim ARE 3 MD I!! II \iv.ird W a lk M.imtfadtire Atul Various la Whole M owner of the ■y Company, • mlitra uf the In the Scntlin lib a,Is the co- -ary in the _ i.iilk, Lulttr* Tncture of ieo s* aba dwelt orirml ti«n of Number of Major Issues 'V *~* >during a pure Face llolh Houses A f t e r ” Chitslmas, Indudinu T a x e s * f v hut many And World Court ()u e .s tio n i one uf the •du atiurjl rsl in many WASHINGTON, iVr. 21.—(/P>-----*lions were Citipr.is Kfpn a 11'day rccesa t o — to iletalis uf 1^1), (l-.airg a h-jy |wu week* irv -, and n.vas* '•I 't it lai l imnh of the groatort'V dealers, thf to )|uci- * 'I f«r a l.'t;; and spirited ses»— O FM il DAYS* -MJIV, Mil'll * of nidi■ in und Mia I if liberations on J a n . t Id .; I. ' -ih h'U'ts will have a n unsIdul i". her 'I ia»ji<r i ues with which t o ■' i'le.li,'.lm,rtais .the Wi<rl»t Milv-..' 1 . inanml, the rubl>'*r. a-d I’dfnr price situation, d e b t I the \..r:"iis a p ­ . pr-priation Mil. : lurking et top epetil, t h o ire ,i li hn 11' id in tn the R en r l*'' To1 m'li.OOOin reduction , |, i ill ini |irepsn«l for a vole on tls<* ppl I 'II Mil i ( ii y, lk a t— i d I,. ,J *! '*ud a resolution railing f o r ai.'ili.n if allege.] manipui , iJr. , !■'!'. n .,f rrule ruWwr prices b y !••!«■' *1' In a I'loninl Ruernniciit. r.. ' i f munopulHs unother cunimo■ie ail S. ('. ' Mm it was, the losrir i-hnnsl"r t >\ tr-... to diaeus.s pruhilii to 1 1 .res’. I n. tli end from both 11, th' drai pndvminnting in I Tpnjl • r i1rat'. nuf a pro[ioied Amvnra-i adlurtnic to the World > . . . i i.rt will I,- r : mud in (he Rt-nr r. i \ after the holidays, while its would iiiluring tin ’ definite 1 hi rein HKI.LAIRE, Oh.KDoc, ft ( A IO ffic u l cheek»lio«ei| t hat nine men imd.td ltd niulit in a fire in the m m ine of the George M.Jones ( -oal Co., Toledo, it Shidy Sido. six mih southof here. 1 The fire is Mill npu in H u1 main entry of the mint, w hile Male offkiili md eal • ] ployeei of the owl oeifu; in studvin; wipujneiutiMH hat It. Only seventyrinetf theeermil fiiriMl O it ll.. - In-JnJ ll . f°rcc ofl tr nw tb m wore nt »irk it ( 0-rUk hit j night when the fir, m i . cred. All nuJ« drir jvw n. ro p t 11 who vm tritfed li Wi cji the lower htmk workers stacreeid is mthist them at midni(ht irl Vruoikt t w o auniton to tkj ejtfx,, . y«l«aii«r rirtm KM*. WAYNESBtkC, h, M.% [ — (n*).—Four tslut-ir finrtl -vvstc killed indfinstknhjtfii t w o seriously.durirj■(lielhitk eswept the ttnlatMdatrkt rf Wnyneslur^ eirly t*!ay. Semd L>uildiii{t woe destroyed ml i 7i limber uf ethmdjEitti, theto. t a il loss being otiuteJ it ll,. 000,000, The firernm«er» tnaho t l under» filliry nl Firemen who met death wen H a r r y Call, WilliamFwh,k-jh Itifi-nlicnr ar.d Thmis Lent. "V ictor II, Silrnn suffered lr«. t u ro* of th^ ilill d ji» bn wiritl Luther Renner snlaltedin i n jury to his Utk, Tkrei ilher xwis-a rcceiwcj aUsal tra-o. All t . h o injured, tks ten ikat,n the Uayncilurjfinronpm, ' sate ro taken to akipul, whereit nnnounred the (ondition «! a S i 1vous anj Renner iu serixu. llowney Hotel (Intn)ei Huildlntti distnyed wen tht Z >owncy Hotel, athmrtaej krid t ructure, the Crjrmu Dinidiay, LX four-story trkk. irj ike tint L * r c ,*byterian thunk. Ike Iontf F iu hotel which eielsirej M —. osjiiis, wvs placedU(dSS.OOO,an) T in t of (iro.iBuBMk«rsmtn » f the LuiMmg andi department ''l - to r e * off tf.!!5,M kaueuibw : m ).. Tk itun iktM x* tho hotel huiliiy idlind « >mso » ranging from||j(0|ts(k. M M ) . The churchbum 1 ho four siilias wire turtiijr «j* n te -r into the Ltd ««.- h e n a will rt>dsp*ed, tripping *-x«*in in the debris. ti-Kstsiatha v o t o I escaped Inthtir nlrltdtih. n g und lint ill theirLlorriiin. L.NKKLANI) NAN|i||j Indent Asked T o ) uiJg" (illlen »* take over 1.10.1 for the • . tviiwi iniirn inai lie re ». The war. i; *'» hr. withdrawal from tlu r.1ratio ef American Student* to :ly f- rnc| it Princeton Uni''f’ljy. bai Urn niched by RonI hirer, lauuidinaState student vho unit the conference when MuV. Ii i way, r.grcra of Hounril i "; r,il» *ti elected a memlicr present I.AK K LAM U c.tU M . ishnffrr, dtiartera1 , naurd. o f the H’ruUGrot Any if '* ItcpublK, died tkii nvreitf L o r a fvvr days’ ttraa.Nr.tWr . who was hrnis'kflhkiry. A •- • " “ 5 *!>* id tie erpriun si •• U>clandfwtcfiUG.,U w hich hr hu leta fcaj. &ntlcr Tor iocnl pia Hent I'dtheaerstivecommittee. ard er °eal Jails A civic m u T Dinner C >>', h0V.-r out amt pbfltlfid, and that v Inurtc of (ontrcstii |t'j fiilill'i the pri •ft etpertedto reni-la I >*! r.Ullcn hx ||vt iewdayq #nd n r * s — ” a[Uaylcn» n condition — I* hour, on cstiniatsj . na In tho numher the o f their (Jhrl«t. ths’ bchc.it of the y authufiUca. It U »”u,Mir- |j some of 11 3 nivut dialers, * T;tk»;i ur bring i n |oand, tlicki, (ll i c 11L «wu jfcl rUckeu fro - ^ :*lnii|g per rocml Thc-^«s ” *[M*l, tt he Pmcwrhnt A lj- * hat» 'tutap: gate*. «1 this fad ( hri trrai dinner would seem i.akk-s and »d, an selling today for 30 emta f> b« too a quit. Oysters, fur u* In flava ir.e con-1orirg that turkey drrulog, aro 110 •" *hlp- (cent* aquart ir. leal markcU. \ ‘ Uli year Wh ,•a.tjaJ figures are not l"Kh Irrri.UuiUlir -n hit years p,lc„ 0f tried ta Lit, it |( teheses] by nuny auV iw *l . ,!'5nl:f' lhlt »hfrt h an Increase "•li n 1 ! )nr *1 l*ul IDrent* per v/iU allow, ,w LIt wis Diked that on Dec. ntu..t pro-;i.'.'l Iutter *a» aiKrrtlaed nt i Wc<n!uroundindiUktly fresh! o u itntl n;eggi. it Mttnli a duani. jgeese, Ai If all foods hays Increased in1 i -t > t» M trtportlc to whit |heu iiutm pric«* itrAate during the pa»t tear the wn-1 -i-slior tun elution that fowl ij higher would Sanford has» (arym : * v'a.nls Club mil i Ujm(Ut' t»u Rotuy Clabtu irnstil -i Muy lUt, withII. R.fi^., n s as It's first yrnduLU Fxi nhoUer Umi |resk)e«tivi r*unk MaeS'elll lt mntm. F ie Rotary has i Keahetikis :J*J. T h o Kiwinli riohwusrpo. «r«J in IknaiLr lift nk A. _ Connelly n first gnih', V. D IMIoxcUi. !..2 r~. E. . Uimktbutintii r x - n t and I. (\ Bdout * - y . Mr. E.F.IaMi.Jffl rst-.-Icct ar.l wifi u,;w jf Jatu I, TV «.» club is now tl, nMfj T ' h i1 Lion* Chi ig.B 1 L. in Ottoh^.jWtirH Park l» the fut >m. L,RA<iUj»hK r-s»hip of IS. �M r«p .vT . PMC. 22,19 2 > y . • \y *. >•:•t •;••*••:••>•:••:••;••:>•!•<• a setting exquisite Picturesque v.tip" ljuib. Each home I, i> and hills, ii.s iv 'i > • ,1 the Country Ciul • ir.du»j a distinctive char-: am? • Loch Arhor. Restrictions assure, \ THECOUNTRY WILL RE I'l. V DATE. TIUHI SECURE IIOMl ED LIAM ION THE Ol'ENINC . unmatched residential su­ 'd f : 'iew of its many lakes thespaciousgrounds of i'*' pe : - nd terraces, there is . ■hit t ;»l joy to dailylife in 'ittM.nl cxces IRANCE SECTION ! ’ AT AN EARLY PROMI TLY WILL ' HOST FAVOR­ ; R U B D ate op f «*• i T ■entfi TELEPH O N E 5SS H K ST STREET fijjjT i ! 1 i ■ A N D PALM ETTO A V E �xfU > .* * ft YHE SA N FO R D PACK TWO And S o H e Kids the Cops A I W Q L X J JV C / N Gening Sale m . >■ l ’.*..• ■ __ i- ' . « | This is "M orning •’ivim uii Ciolry v«v««/i ]>r: --b i r d owned by J. C. Harper o f B e r k o I... r.i:* r__.. M n„ lev. Calif. Everv mornin jr r * t h o stmts to crow and the n e i g h b o r s I call the police. Rut when t h e ? c * o p s nrrive he's mying "gotible-jjoht’l e ” In a quiet, friendly tone, a n d t h u s escapes arrest lie is the p r o d u c t i of the mating of a respectu fc> I R h o d e Island lltil hen and a t u r k e y gobbler. BUFORD •!; ! RENDERSOPINION m REALESTATE Si MARKETS Tho early upturn — ...... ------------------------largely to stocks in which short interest had been Chrysler extended itsi gain t o f c j> u r points and additional advance? t’ o ►t' .1------- 1 iSone to two points embraced *« Itoebuck, rcuerui Federal .'Mining, JVi jiocoucB, iiiiiok. k Trucks, Stewart Warner, A n i e r j Smelting and U. S. Rubber. Ameiican Ice responded t o t h declaration ui of a uinuvnu dividend uuu an d O “w h — uvtlatamvii ... ..i-i.i........ i.. cr specialties were steady b y t c* holding of the high priced i s s u . * ^ and favorable trade reports. |i road shares were sluggish w i t h the exception of Union t'acif i e . A . v. i*. aim mrsivi. K t ui C. L and »>um Northi Wester. ore i w . acitiiii^vo opened vjrviit.il steady rsvaiiy w *ith V . exchanges c i e — . . -U...__I ..at• niand sterling unchanged •*5 2 G-8. : > . ^ ------M, . r».- > ■ *’ • Chancery .Suits To Quiet T itle X I’ reviLus To Special Session U1 irvvttii I. U 'l1 u Of Legislalure Declared «• •v* .. lie InvalidliySupremeCourt _____ II.. I... li.lD a iC in iw n r»t f t l 2 , ... _ TAlJ«AIIA»SSh.a, Ha., Dec. — OP).—All chancery suits tor ‘ I'-armg of title and lem oyin j; o f i iouda mm red estate wtucti n m l ‘ m i n i c i u i r only our weeks pubb.ati-ini , su»>qiient to June, 1225 a mu p r i o r to the tipecial session were r e n - ^ tiered invalid by the opinion h a n d jy ed down recently by Justice K iv e r s Union!, of the State S u p r e m e Court. ♦ CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— t,7*. The decision of the higher c o u r t V * 7Vheat prices shot skyward t o w as given in the cast* o f .J. W . •*«. U3 a U result HSUIl of 01 the IOC suggestion !U«|iC3lll as i i a iieynolds, petitioner, ursus \V. T . * ’X y’ the government crop report L h ^ i t nrrison, lircuit judge o f th e the U, S. already has r h ir » r figliteudh judicial circuit o f I 'ii.r J nbroad wheat that is needetj itla. The question involved ju r is V.___ n-----...................._.i home. Opening piicea ranged f. r « diction of certain parties to tn e 2 1-2 to J l-i cents higher t F ix * . r-a Merit, end nn interpi ‘tatiun nt J yesterday's close. Dec. t o u c l x i r . C.’ hapter Iblttt of the lots <,f |pg > §1.70 1-2. relative to unknawn defendants. ♦** Several'hundred suits, wen.. i,t'. X NEW YORK, Dec. 23.— (,T fe e lc d by the opinion. The t .iitw Active lidding for high priced w e r e based upon a law passed a t dustrial shares at the openinyr tre last legulai iteieun' the leg- X today's stock market carried ■ Islnturc, which tvjs ha rd to m* u,>. wuru me wnun iiiuiii un y « * word the rany rally w hich featured f octive in some ins'.iiM1 At the* fterday's pnI/1v'ft late lata trading. Irmlinir A11 1i- i e x i i Ames r ped al st'Jiion ineiitly nn Can rose more than two point.s amendment by Kenatur < me rorna new high record at 203 and i r-a • •.tied th- defects. In the m ean ­ itial gams of one to two and i > n « t i m e , however, a number o f such criiariccry proceeding1, pi nil to ih»half points were registered t o the Supreme tViri oi cm o p m Chrysler and (ieneral Motcn. l i i - i . i t im'tidnirnt, were made iirati t. oral Electric and U. S. Cn t I n > i Pipe. The suit which found its way i o n originated in Jlaiiiileu cou n ty . f» v e .*pertly ami rcr.ed pruete.s upe m NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—f / P ) -----M r . Reynolds filled the suit m Cotton fu.uns opened steady; J a t i <_•b a n eel y to quiet title to certa in 18.51; >inr. lb,6b; May 18.to; M u y erty ml served |iroie s* ujmn 18.40; July IH.Ui; Del. 17.C.7. 'aimunts i f the pro. ei ;>• by j> ej I 'liming a notice in t, e itrudoiiCHICAGO, Dev. JX-id'i— l i u t t o n Evening Herald for four cu n ,,u ............ ter higher icccipls 7,200 t u b . ~ nccu r c utiv t ive wee! e weeks. When a ffid a v its creamery extras W'iSdGb; a t a r i — k ix n l been filed thae there bail boon dards 45; extra firsts HV4(g)4sj A-j n o claimants, .Mr. Reynold • a n firsts 42tj®43'j; seconds 4 0 (ri> -_ 1.1 llurii'iin I, tfur e n tr y j a l■i*. d.1 A t>> Judge 41 Vi. « * f a elc-mi* ol pro tnnfesM* nguinst ^ Eggs lower: receipts 1,51o c a s h ­ th e unknown difendant*, w nicii e s ; firsts II® 12; ordbiary fir - t -va. u s refused by tin- court. T h en , U Hrt.'lH; refrigerator extra; ■ ’! 11a (TS .lte- ijueslion uf jurisdiction o f th e ♦ 4 5 ; firsts 33b®'.il. u iik n o w n defendants came up, a n d ' Potatoes trading very slow, m a r ­ t*n interpretation of tne uita o f kets steady; receipts 12 cars; t o ­ 2 1 1 2 5 , a* to whether or not su ch ♦ % ta l U. 8. .Shipments 315; eight < a c t . applied to UI unknown d e - 1 X nndian; Wisconsin sacked r o u n d i c i i i l a n i i, or i oly t tin I class u f i whites 3.50®3.75; according Co —i 11 known defendant <such as those quality, Minnesota sacked r o u n d l>s>c*rit, concealed ur non-resident. $ ■whites 3.35®J.Ct); 'Juho sa ck e ii .Judge lluforil divided that the russets 3.25®3.75 acciriling •«> » «-■ t r forred lu those absent, c o n quality. ’ « n l o d oi non-resident. -> *‘ Then* cnn'iiuctive service o f !3.— (/ l 1 JACKSONVII.il D •c’ i i> attempted, the ctulute -\\ holusuit t|Uiilnlior..i ami con > u st he strictly pnr»ia*d,'’ ihcditie done prevniiint, e.i the Jucky j i r i i o n states "Any failure in th is j aonvllle market t ,d,;, at report *2JT,*l'*l will render me ilecrea.1 c j i c l . Shrader vs, Shrader, 30 F*a. —♦* e d b the Florida State Market in g Hum 0 2 , 18 South. Hep. <172. J '* :t o i xtramiiu aiy >.'sion o f . much relief ha- U'i-ii e ffe c t ­ ”. «* Florida l.gi laturv ii'iHi'ticil on e d in the contested conditions «»t* 1 #th ...... , A. I*. ^ th_o carriers' t urinal . Diliverii t * i an m* w#j 4 which ur** lute ar.d wr.eeitarn in spite o f i t e r liccamo a law, which has not 4,“*^ the* best « v i.» 1(Hurt 110(1 VIi t i l l t Arpi (H s i’ , s? c Leen putlishcd, amending £ companies. Supplies of all com o I of Chapter 10,102, so as ditiea continue light, The demand --- i with -:a nurkii > itrong “I'rii ' > m i l l . " the orov'iiium thereof aniZs- goml ■v- i< *•’! unknown defendants. T his J a r e ruling high, rmiticuluil ula lutiiiy act, lioweicT, cannot fancy 1 1 1ir.f.r jurisdiction «*♦ He qn*en, In it did not. under the then X 4.00@ 5.00, »few 5.00; ■ ' ’* W .V , Uuke g law. exist. bushel ci nil’s and hampe , luimh e r one*, IhUuo.OU; e adualr, stundari’ (Tate fa n ,00®3.5(l; tjnril crates, green fancy l.5<i(«vi 5 .0 0 ; rquarh, hampers, small y el­ the advanvr, profit takiisjl o w s , ii.iJO; tnu.c-Vi. - uduril era t)'1;inu' i f large proportions ♦J*. *?m, whi’ e, mostly I c tn'iintuc ••actimij from lop figures sui♦To aixc.H, Flax count and stock fancy* ti.:t the downturns were as a t.OOc tj tuitiuioo iai i i<*n«i.i .1 *; transient, although prices w v>*um Mini -I'd. ■i,a» iunt urd e-h*a*Mvv( o ii tied about maximum. Tin* 3 . 5 0 ; okra, Immptri, small to Pv higher, new practically no xippliir; orange 7ti to ecember ......... - .$I.7t»*^ %,♦ I______ jo . fancy count and »tock4.oU 11.37'j tn §1.75 was fill ( fij5.00, few 15.5U; oranges, boxes, * numerous wild chungi' c h o i c e nun*, and dock ;iiU@4.0U; oping hack temporarily t ~tt»w 4-50; grapefruit, boxes, fane, c o u n t and stock 3.|0®tw*, grape choice count and CHICAGO. Dec. 2 1 - l/l’i — pa in prices irMom called e> t e n t . in time of war tmk place in wheat market today, b’-ac: a bushel: on tome trade*. Rig buyint; t h a t accompanied the rue in valu e s wax the immediate itiult o f t h e goverinnert rtop report inrtie r c tin ^ th.it the li. S. has ulr.-.idy o r u t into the carry our from Inst y e a r by uUul 15,0'AIJIOO bawhcla a n d that large imaott: from Can a d ? Into tMi ejardt/ ir» n pr ^ j . j. j. »•i i j m ii Noon Stock Liit • hem. k Dye an Sugar an T & T COUR OR AM “T H E CRKStAIAAU Monday of ® SECTION at its brst” wnbef 1 'O O A is the first p u b 1 l c of^ring" The Crystal Lake Section at its his home com m Trinity- ^1L‘ best". Orange Court is in the number o f li/nitc»d. Demandtfjr M Jour r ^ s e r v a - Tjcsolt^*uc h o m e s ite s n ow tzhc.<e^cx' pected to be far ffr<?afc supply. Re a homesitc ^ * than the* is i. heart of the city’s most exclusive home community, surrounded by the highest type developments of M on- the Sanford Country Club Dis­ owiut in trict. Keason enough why this is your best investment opportunity. Orange Court. An able nt to c^ & re fo r « B g s: H O L L V REALTi T Y ^u> COM PAN 1 V \ ' aldez Motel Bldg, on .. 54 5 113^4. Y . 50 ♦% .. 42Vi J L 1484k I f ui Si ^ 4 133V4,V T V -Ave. D G E N lT S Sanford j �Tin: SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DEC'. 22. 1925 PAGE TI7R She’s The Golden Rule Girl W ISE BOAT WORKS ASA ----------Builder nf--------GASOLINE, ELECTRIC ami STEAM SAIL and ROW BOATS LAUNCHES Boats and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application ML Dora, Florida ! • Cotton Crop Nearly A l l Picked, Says Government Report I | AFFILIATED WITH no C:ti:i>rr. a s s o c ia t io n WASHINGTON. Dee. 23.—</F>— ! irking " f cotton virtually has i con completed in thu cotton hilt I’vccnt in t aural, eastern and northeaster:! Arkansas, where it has been to> cool for this work, the department o f agriculture to* day reporto I in its weekly num­ mary of en n and weather conditi as in the outhern states. Hardy truck cr< pa, such ns cnb■ge. onions, turnips and spinach nude fair to very good progreso in noth Atlantic ami east gulf dis­ ,h—I over niamcO another fcdercj agents tricts though the soil was too wet fir mutdi fi dd work. The settinir of cabbage is about completi 1 in the Mobil district. There was some frost damnga to tender ci )is iti parts of the west Gulf arc a. lire damp weather was favorable • marketing tobacco in Virginia, rind this crop is curing nicely in "aryland imt t r o t . . was said trains fi r stripping in Kentucky. Tire warm, damp weather was unfav■ ■ fm citrus fruit iir Flui *W■ Conditions by states included: ndi. nr. lid, of i. . i A nr lea, liar been chosen in a nation-wine Florida—lowlands too wet and Mu trucking delayed in most sections ■ nti t i the Golden Utile giri of \:uericn. A s s;:ch -he will preside . Los Vi :■ • activities ia the Near East Relic 1 Society's Golden ixt-epi uplands and portion: of south where seeding and planting Rule week i •ntipued. Cabbage ami other hardy trmk fair to ’rood, but "arm, damp weather unfavorable, turns fi .its dropping; very heavy ibunaga from storm at first of month. TAMPA, lk'c. 23.— (/V)—The eld ullage, “ currying coals to New­ castle'* was i't|unllcd here today when an airplane was reported to c t : cvirlcr.tc on. hu\o bat Savannah, (ia., with a -shipment of cigars (or fi npu, the iCf.-i. Dm. 23. — (,?* largest cigar ii’uiiiifucturing city in »t continue 11 ho*. prn.'ccutr* her finnee, sho would tin* IJ:rniingh:tm, has b n completed *hi* U. S. «■. !■ a-, .ng dijuth at I tie iind out who th * real heads of tho Cub; i > Ur, George I, Ad ..... . iw Tampa's i Igar n j trail. Nine narcotic smuggling rirg were and “h .at -tale geoiogi-t of Alabanm. output is fil.llUU.OOO monthly o <ir wii.d in t!u* :!• n get eti Idi nc that v Id cna I' i . Adams, who al.-o Is head o f had a billion for 11*25. r.hove Houca when a government to rend them to prison, r:.* lie* department o f geology at the The reported shipment is another !>»'.'• (I. All the *. t Tho officials sign cd. h ' nicer-,ty el Al.ilium.i. announced development o f the freight uml eXAnd no .Mabel Langford left h. r f t •data ho wmdd iiraki* an ofllcinl pri s embargo. It is aid to n. came dawn t > Kt w Orlcan |t:i i- , they t'Hicn 1 urvey of tho ."illogical phenoni- mount to 25,0(11) to ill),000 cigars Hi ■ "f Ihose -h ip i w aterfront bywayn nrd mingled trmi the lortheomin™ holi- front tiro Leroy Manufacturers at A- far ns Paris is concerned I contraband with the dope peddler.!. She ful­ ii. i* than .. lire o f porsonr. Iiavi >. i . . Ho will be .r i ted nv tlr Savannah to i-.ii Witt, of Tampa. filled her promise, la a rhort time, • l tr more i>r b ■ ;.pj i-m dv i urt ■ ... cs in ininiiig at the uaiversi- Th cigars were made in Key ■ 'm In - U sho turned in evidence that sen t, v, i ef i iymg copings, hr • ly. West, Fla., and the Savannah comLa : '..lling t r c i , telegraph poles, i\*n formu o f the cavo i ; o f pany is tho ."I" dutrlbu ■ they seen i thi traders to the penitentiary, rf ■ d. " and ig:u. Tho railroad t < **•• linnsioou r.alun;, ca u u d by nilH events The piano was scheduled to And then lur ran away and plia v ; put out nf commit ... a -The cavern nverag- d mnnlt at 7 o'clock thia ■ ' ■ up ihc- story wife mill l were u tr ii a half dozen telegraph p.di. <-d miuj twenty 1 t iu v-idtli ayd niorning. Local officials were al married another g id ! B.i'd, . i ata Jn'!'P<n .■ '<•11 a.-r.'**h the trad;. Maliei I.augford . \2tr^‘ A'JJP „ _ iintF fcr'wi’rt uut-Tir-iit'd distant 'a landing field hole at noon wait* B wCard i tna^ffi I n mill t of the intiNne Iml. the cavern there ur ■ jug for the machine. I rf wealth and broken. To target— that was hm I i rUalntit’ S and talagmiles of spiny ____________ _________ _ I rwU In the dark rote aim. So sho caatc to Nor ■ipj’ed ia.* you Gfinsimas To Cost magnitude ami o f great beauty.1 .. M ao in the water* Orleans again, thin tint ' beromin' •!.. If you are re mits ., want ail today will it becou he lovi I •r membrr o f tin* federal prohibitor Chicagoans Biff Sum T in ,. are a number o f smaller ' nfr rcement agency. Down to tin enviti in the mum cavern which 1 ring >ihi do the worla ion, at 1 Inst, ■*. YOU si'C, man wa.n't wortn ! dark waterfront she wtat one. are In .’v*v» to tend to man.' WASHINGTON, Her. 23;— Mb .epliftev. ; more. ^ ^ ^ ^ • hrirtu i greeting.* wore i :;ten<l- springs ami pits. The air i < fresh, gloves from With the Hun Ring It Started n in the deeper t it", which, tin* */**! i ire it. tec“ 1 won myself a plate of con ford is tho daughter gi-ob'gi't believes t e n d s to ubarrested." ana family living fide nee in the heart o f the under- t rtunliute the theory that it I nppralt 1 n part of the state world's rum ring," .«he say». “ I lead» out to another portion of the j r •tor for help, strata at. aonre great di tame. * graduate and min­ even in the old phmttntion man- t<> * help her deer exc.urive society •Ion, fa r uptown, locking out over .v ! The leg car rn win re-discov* i t ' * hibliioii »s to have ,l»eon j the .Misms .ippi River, where car- r, eii'J :i ii ‘orin.ition of H. Ik Mills .>1 of the Alabama .Mining Institute ft;7 f'.ung man who lived goes o f alcohol were token oir a " f who i do tho lirst exploration 20 i ***»■■ —~ ■—----«w jlt rum boats, ami overnight ‘ year ago. A group of boys with • / day •( t tor tir* ■with labels and seals and corkr, r* r i ingford went l >'w ere transform .1 in the rooms o f. Or' JL. Mills found the cave and en* 5r in;;:, n "I Ui ir l i il it with l amlifS and rota1. fyd ih B B family. While tin di i. ar. Recent cave-in . in theItirming- "G jS S R P ,a mge man cam • “ Fi r ; *' yva r Ilj* >\.,s a federal ham inet riel hiought to light these 3/* If visI out intr old facts, and thus a survey was >/? M n<,fJ. told her ho .'till confiilen •• mad** pnedble. “ •* iff' 88 if hi r from disgrace lions i ' l l lynl Tlu-ru i i no danger of the vtrnt.i i< S fi h in.it her fiance maim in "o' l.y eliding. lit. Adams said. II" ex- NS f vJJ awr" that th- fedo f its I'cr-mani pri-s d the belief that pie ihly ^ — *, ;! a ' i at eviilenc • appn vir. . j their* .a i '.tworl; o f caves in thin » H 'Wa.V*' ilam*. I i xtiuul dmtriil running for inlUis. t? navy i' p lym have Iu t n l i i irrs their <1* d incnib* r. ii ithcart i«ropcan Stonns Do Mueh Damage Survey 01’ Large lit plane Carries Cigars To Tampa Cave Furnished By Alabama Geologist •’Hie one ion I to uiupie.itioned I'n (it nrd n n u.id financial conion is lira i Me t and p' nrtunl ful­ fillment o f t*vi ry pecuniary nbligallon. Rutherford II, llay.-.r. Good intentions, valuable as they arc, cannol build p;ood credit. Only by reli­ giously living ui> io every agreement, dischmging every obligation when due, is credit established. And only in Hint way can it bo maintained. Ketd) yom* credit record clear! Proled your credit and it will protect you! i^le/iS'y^Jccui/a AFFILIATED W IT H S a n t o r o C k ed iv A s s o c ia t io n Members Commi / r c Lcavifinr CI ( II \NG TOKIO. I: ' 'lli'A .'c h ile . Dec. 23.—nV>.— nacular n**-\- ip< r ami war wffw«• I Six m m hen i o f the staff o f the mlvices fr .ini Mukden today slat* Amerirun conimi *iinn wlllrS II". cd that. Ah* i 'n.l ( hang I • l.ui, i i n i*ui» ::p d in tho work o f “ war lord of .Manchuria," ha de­ dt ,ivii iiu* Tacna-Arcln liound.-r\ feittrd Gen. Ili.r- H’tng Lin .i-ei •> '• i for tin' U. S. today. From l upitsl t'aikip; : u..-I oiher p' illlon . , their ie mrrtnre the inference is The advice, ,! • im p what o n - drawn tint the activities o f the that Alar.I::,1 hound.irv commirsion will be *u".flirting Imt imlic.ati* i Chang i.bt.r::**"•! a ilccieive victory. |iicmlcd for tionu* timo. TIMKI1MIT IS II Ml I> COAL IS HCAHCH IIOSTON*. Dee. 23.— (/P)—Hard cerrl lias becorao so scarce Ii re th.it one large firm, which has npii'cil 12 itationa in various parti i f tin* city, i< offering anthracite in cash and carry cu. tomera at one cei'* a round. IJuvers must bring their ow. htwli* or baskets. WASHINGTON', D <*. Th * Sc abw *d \ r Line • ! i i b. I construction • i h-r i.i trrr.u; o f an onler t*i«la; the I. ( ’. c . *c|.. cumin *. iouxiy had aj.proved hoanl.s proposal fer e: central and r r ra !■ tho original time lunit 1 c£> h-s,MOl0 OL»N H .•„t- FROST WARNINGS ISSUED TAMPA. Fla.. Doc. 2.1. • r Warhin;* i werr i’ uueil h r, to'a y '•I cltru nail trawlt-rry growerai pt bin ly heavy ft .‘ i iu th>- r it tuaight, the weather bureau an­ nounced. i'anifu nud the W <.i , oai.t of Foirida t day wen* crirecting tho eoldcit *! iy r•( the .« a* - .ui. tlui minimum t unperaturu be­ ing -11 degre e. The mercury v ill mercury will ,{r p to degree j tonight, the weather bureau sai l. *v in a n r.GSTi n o w i'N Wi M PALM BKACII, Dec. 23. I*!-- Kid Indian, Miuntinnd i.iv.eiyiit fr.'iu Ki*y West, t<" ’ . the *' :>ap r ii cd: ion la h< rr ' ■ m Andy Ilmven. .flu ky boxer front Washington. The Ind­ ian took five rounds, two • oven nr d Iho other three went to Dow«••*. The Seminole is only lit w ar old and i.i a Florida barn, full bred HOLLEY SUCCEEDS GREENE TALLAHASSEE. Dec: 23.—H*) —('. O. Holley, director of Indn. lial education for the Sapulpa, Okla., city Kchools, has been nanrd Ajperviner o f trade and indus­ trial education for Florida, to suc­ ceed L S. Greene, resigned, ac­ cording to an announcement made t„.iny by W. S. Cawthon, superin­ tendent o f public inctruction. _ H s t s i v 'i s V A I.D E/ HOTEL w.inroriT» l.fmllns Ilotrl i\vn.rrir; ; t io .v s ix c m i Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS M ililr LIVE.WARM' MQMEMT. lU - ll lt liiv n lr T r m p lr tlu llJ lM K Fhe Sanford Herald �y I The Sanford Herald Influenza PlkllikH m i r sttmtson r«c*'|t i , IiriiT it SaalaH, I'li -win 1 11 M htfnallt Arrnnj_ i «r*ti n » _ til Mhirtallt ati Br Dr. Edwin >3. J o rd a n o f the University o f C h ic a g o p re ­ dicts that th en 1 is d a n g e r o f another e p id e m ic o f in flu e n z a tut m l at SpcpwI Ctasn Matter fajMt - Jetobtr Ji, lilt, at the P i n . (fir. of gigantic p rop ortion !*. W hile lie does n o t e x p e c t i t in th e lOcio •t iSanftnl. VtorbU under Act ot immediate fntu *e, he b e lie v e s that the d is e a s e h a s b e e n re ­ at ‘klartii ,V ,ri <■)»:. _________ curring at in terv a ls f o r a long jyertod o f t im e a n d t h a t a s 'n. it. BrJHI .JWIt.r and Hfinaiiri the world is n e v e r e n t ir e ly free of it th ere is a p r o b a b ilit y i. DF.AX_____ Aaanrlate ll.llim ,n. 1.1 [lURLS R. JOXIM, tUM*lsK ttdttar that it may b re .ik ou t in virulent form a g a in . MRanni'Tiox l u r r * II is estim ated b y D r . Jordan that t w e n t y m illio n s o f %‘#nt Ynr-II.OA tilt Motittia. I -J) people lost their liv e s th ro u g h this disease in th e e p id e m ic Dfllrtrxl In L’itjr li> Currier, |«r ♦•k, lit. Wttkl) Kd t'un »J.l of 1918 when t h e w o rld w a s at war and w h e n rnen d ie d in r )»»r. II army camps by t h e h u n d r e d s . It will require a lo n g t im e fo r M‘K(IH AUTICKi All uljituar nolle*). tarda of tliankr, rtm lu- us to forget th e h a v o c o f the influenza o f w a r d a y s b u t iloi.a acd Bcilcen ot anurtalnm tnu whm cUtictn are Rinde will b» perhaps the r e m e m b r a n c e o f its seriousness w ill m a k e all efi«r**l fer it rrjuUf advertlsUm of us lie a little m o r e c a r e f u l in guarding a g a in s t it t h a n w e i* U i______________ ______ would he otherw ise. vr.wnni AfMCUTKD P ltnsn ■Tti* Awoclilrd Pr»m la I'lcl'jaWhile there 1 n s b ee n m uch research a n d in v e s t ig a t in g Ively entitled to thr use for te since the 1018 e p id e m ic a n d medical authorities h a v e m a d e pub m l ton of all n*w* diapatciir * -jHll.d to It or not otherw lai some progress in w a y s a n d means of c o u n t e r a c t in g th e rredltrd In thin prprr and ulna (ho local nen nibllihi-it herein All disease, still, w e a r e b u t little better prepared to c o p e w ith rlicbln of rt|ir'.llratlnri of apertnl «lf*p»tth*» herein arr alno reserved. it than we have t e e n . In flu en za works q u ietly an d q u ic k ly . upon its victim w ith ou t warning, s u d d e n ly d e v e lo p ­ . winXBDAY,' IlKC’! 23, lik2r»7* Itingsteals into a dan gerou s m a la d y . When not p r o v in g f a t a l it JTHE HBHALD’8 PLATFORM often leaves p e rm a n e n t e v il effects. It is a d is e a s e w e c a n ­ 1e—I)«po wile* mule t» Jack- not afford to t r ifl j w ith . aonrillf, In rainy w e a th e r w h e n w e are very apt t o g e t w e t a n d 2c—Consirutfion of St. Jolus-ln3Ua Hirer and. contract colds, vv. sh ou ld exercise every p r e c a u tio n t o ta k e .1c—Eitrniion of shite way. care of our health. P ro m p t and vigorous a tte n tio n , i f g iv e n 4±—SmimralnK pool, Icnnm courts, early colds, may a v o id a serio u s attack o f in flu e n z a . It is etc of such a nature i h a t e a r ly consultation o f a d o c t o r is Aumtntlor of building pmgran-km o. hold*, a p a r t * advisable, •meat hotnw. 6.— Kdcniitn of street paving program. » 7e—Conitrwtion of boulevard sreurd take Monroe. R<7—Oomplttiou of city lp*autification protT.’ tn. 0^—F.tputsion it school ityntem •wltit ptotitlon for incrers-*d fadlttles. I 1IIHLK THOUGHT FOH TODAY folic V! fjjfi? i 'ASA'S PRAYEI!:—Urd, it is nothing with Thee to help, wheth­ er* ith many, or with them that liavo iin power: help us, 0 Izird our God; for we nut on Thee, nrul in Thy name •» jo nijimit this mul­ titude. 2 Chroni- lea 14:11. PRAYER:“ I’ could not do without Thee 0 Savior of the lost; 1 have no Mrergth or (foodn.'SH, No wisdom of my own ” ------------------------------------ o-------------- Housing The People Uapid strides h ; v e b een mndo in recent y e n r s in p r o v id ­ ing housing faciliti* h fo r A m e rica ’s twenty-five m illion f a m ­ ilies. Figured s u b m itte d t o th e New York T im e s s h o w t h e r e arc now twenty m illio n d w ellin g s in this c o u n tr y , h u t a ls o twenty per cent m o r e fa m ilie s than there a re d w e llin g s . It is indicated that w r h i n te n o r twenty years, i f c o n s t r u c t io n activity continues a ? it h a s in th e last few y e a rs, th e re w ill b e sufficient dwellings to h a v e o n e for every fa m ily . In New York S t a t e th e re a re twice as m a n y fa m ilie s a s there are dwellings. A c c o r d in g to The T im es th e re is n o other State equally a s c r o w d e d . Illinois has f o r t y p e r c e n t mure families than d w e llin g s . The figures s h o w th e re a r e few cities where t h e r e a re f i f t y percent more fa m ilie s t h a n homes. 1'hiladelphia. fo r in sta n ce, sustains its r e p u ta tio n a s t he city of homes h a v in g o n ly ten percent more fa m ilie s t h a n houses. Figures on F ie r i'h i w e re n o t given but it w ou ld b e in ­ tensely interesting iti s tu d y th e increase in h o u s in g a c c o m ­ odations here during the p a st year or two. F lo rid a has h a d such a tremendous g r o w t h a n d such an influx o f new r e s i­ dents, that it is h a rcl-y p o s s ib le that its number o f d w e llin g s is anywhere near t h e n u m b e r ot families. The p e o p le o f th is state hope to provide a h ou se f o r every family a n d a re c a r r y ­ ing on a stupendous b u ild in g program but at t h e ra te n e w people are coming t o th e s ta te it may require a g o o d m a n y years to do so, Sanford’s home Lsi iIJ in g program has been g r e a t e r d u r ­ ing the last twelve m o n th s th a n ever before in its h is to r y but yet the housing p r o b le m h e re is more serious th a n it h a s ever been, Thcromi; .? ;,v;>r sh ou ld see our e ffo r ts re d o u b le d i f we would see S a n fo rd a c it y o f homes, capable o f h o u s in g th e gnat multitude h e a d ed th is way. As Brisbane Sees It At Crime, You Can’t Win. Trouble in Foreign band* A Socialist Tory-_ Sliding and Slipping. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Cap* rljtht IBU.1. h* *ln r <*«i- W AR WHICH is wholesale crime theft nnd highway robbery, retail crime, do not pay. European coun­ tries have had their war, now comes their headache. Edward F. Keller, famous in crime ten years uro, recently let out of prison, went to work in a bank, stole $13,000, took it in a taxicab and was found dead. The doctor said fear killed him. Crime doesn’t pay, or as the striking anthcrime poster says, "you can’t win." . IT IS n Rood tiling this country kept out o f those eastern mandates. We should have had nothing but trouble. The British nt least got with their assorted responsibilities some of the most valuable oil lands in Asia. But the king of Hedjaz, named All British mandate terrimade, nnd put in chnrRe o f British mandate territory. A rebel who objects to Britain is at the top. British prestiR® is damaged. It’s a good tlinfc to mind your own business if you can, even if you have to give up the pleasure o f stealing somebody elso’s oil wells. •Inpan also has troubles in other lands, where like our good British friends, she likes to make a few honest yen. Quietly and unobtrusively, with Japanese courtesy, the Mikado’s troops have occupied Mukden. Chinn rebels, and may boycott Japan’s goods. BRITISH conservatives who have a British prime minister in Mr. Baldwin, nnd have what they call a “ rank socialist" in that same Mr. Baldwin. British statesmen are states­ men, not politicians, and they think ahead. Under Baldwin's plan British eon servatlves will have to pay in taxes fifteen million dollars a year to 230,000 British widows. In addition the unfortunate Brit­ ish conservatives must supply pen­ sions for 150,000 children that have no fathers, and fifteen thousand orphans that have neither fathers nor mothers. I he Crain IIan ) h(jr } -u:t . , ' '"-M in , ’ ■'".wrn.s ,■$ iVomw K. i my.vi­ THE AVERAGE MAN MONK (■ U AJI.AHLE E1.LERY SEDGWICK, IN COLLIERS For First Mortgage Loan „„ l 1' rtron ttl Consult us first w|un The average man, so we are keep her to make my green old the Martel r,ir f j told, is honest. Diogenes, for all age very comfortable. Magnolia * Second "THE NEEDY ONES'* There was a time when I thought the light of his penny lantern could A . I*. CONNK1.I.Y &SQNS Tho Yuletide jtason, swinging not find him, and the editors, who I otherwise. In the days when \vc round, have lieen looking for him ever were all slender, and our hair grew Brings cheer, and h.ndly deeds since, haven’t found him either. He very black, it was my Job to reabound. N’O WONDER Baldwin is called may be honest, that average man; vamp the old Atlantic Monthly, ’•Ve henr a tweet, illunivt sound, he may he strong for family life; For a time it did not occur to me a socialist. The hells of good St. Nicholas. You can imagine what our best lie may never look the other way that our subscribers were average financial minds would say if any­ when the plate goes by at church, people. How could they be, readTHE Upon his broad, capulous back unillustrated body wanted to pension widowed nor pass Sally in her blue straw ing those austere Ho bears a huge nod brimming a i .t a m o n t ; s i t i n g s , f l u , American mothers at the national on the corner without a dime to pages? Well, I began printing piepack expense, merely because those match her smile. He may belong j ces which happened to interest me B e t w e e n S a n f o r d and (irl.in/li uUr Twtnlj That not a child * rift shall lack. mothers bring up children that will to the Kiwanis. and always land ! nnd the normal, natural people who M a g n if ic e n t huraliun. : ,-r - in grour.dd This generous St. Nicholas. do the work o f the nation in the on the greed in five— they ay he were my friends. V/hat huppened t w o l a k e ;. (J o lf, tennis ; uv ;'r«vc. clr. does, 1 don't know. I never saw was surprising. The circulation future. Full well he knows (with subtle q u ests. him. grew every month a little more, art No; 1 never saw him, and the until it was about ten times what THIS NATION’ is slowly sliding F in e o r c h e s t r a , cu isin e ;,«■! vn icc cxrrilenl Bo often has he played his part.) man win. •aw him 1 never saw it had been. They were all oriliand ‘ lipping, pushed by Interna­ f a m ily h o e l. I t a t c s very n > r-«a*. Bat,h1puul is lut t chib! ill heart, tional finance into the world court either. The truth is either an ad- nary people reading it. But had This very wise St. Nicholas. GEO. }*j. BATES ,v'( iiHncr-. and I’rcj Mul on its way to the league of vorti: ing agent invented hit:., or not they something which led each else the department tores did. jn his individual way to wnnl u ’ cHion ". if we really need to diHo stands withoir ocr ci’ y cate, , ruin h i or prosperity upd get r id 1Have you tried on the average magazine that nn le no conscious Ytftic ceniaUwiw1 . ho most nwa*t of mir accumulation of gold, that'1Bra" ^ eo!,t at Hth*m A‘ Chargeft’s, appeal to the ordinary 'aVcriagt* If sail and help'es* celebrate -.ill h- J-. ns I have? The name on the tag man ? This day of uoc St, Nicholas. The trial of S h e r if f C h im e i.iu li i u p trh I >.! rU■ I 'v oli-fnshioned is the gives it away. It is sure to be u Did you ever notice in reading County, indicted for socctu l tlegrev iutii<'- . i ■:<>• ■ •• ict from a statement ‘ medium stout" nr a "short" or the story o f a fire or o f a sinkinj Ho looks to you who know not t.M , y Aitams w h e n h e :« '''f'd‘ fni ta I, or anything which shi / llf nn t. lumbl(1(l oVt.r Y J 11 D l! 1 1 |L ( d e n termination Inst w ee!. T h e shciiil a.ui I . v.i re over t fear ■• state early in th * * •>"!■ Jus pirn,, average. ;ln embankment, how the "average" -> H ;l| r e n tL llV iW VlCl O f loss of all that life holds dear, acquitted without e v en ta k in g th e stand in ll-tr t.u n . 1. in : ■ I’.ut it ought to inll • were the king in n fairy man nmil uenaves behaves?: Was there ever such auch £ A 1 ,U I > 1 ^ U U U “ w as mere To make thin tn> the banner year It wm brought o u t in th e tria l mat the Im rifi f H'i HI i' i! in? that don’t make tory, and did not want to lose my a story which did not have a h ero" With merciful St. Nicholas. n position in the C oin . Ilu i. «• lou k u g through a w in ■.,v <•,■■ ' sy.ng European ImiikI. l !o T h,!lir’ in hm 1 ° av¥lrli8r' 1 fnr •; And vvhaj is u hero but the average • i a XK? AUDITS "Y. It w as through th i- < • 1 1« .• h si . and selling them t o , bu band m the regular way 1 ))lan WJ „ lhe ca,, come3 to him. For love, at tKt time, represents r e d ly o|i|K»ite a jail c o o t . \tor ; that will whis* should simply give notice that tlv The greated uf the world's event-. th e prisoners made th « ir a lton u rl to escape. T h e S n -v in . and he forgets he can’t do thing1, '■ ' money later on. Ad- first average man who turned up IT.. December tu ui all presents JacI sonvillc, Tar n. Hcven deputies occupied sim ila r points ol vantage. and does them ? her—and then I’d 1J to this glorious nnshould marry Our ageless friend St. Nicholas. The prisoners ca m e th ro u g h th e door in single tile, lb ■1 " 1 ; l e said: I’alnt Be: : —Florlce Chase Haight. tween fifty and one h u n d re d shot.1, the testimony s h o w e d , ••ll kiii.Wn Unit by once w ere fired at thorn. O ily tw o were killed. '"• I t other banners than Only ono more day in which C E N T R A ! i ' ,. i OFFICE HE I \Nll NEWS I In connection w ith thus in san e gun play, a p o lice m a n |r>r "wn, were they even the ban-1 you may do your Christmas shop­ ' reign independence, she .1 ‘ la.it. Bid*. stopped a pasting car, tl in k in g , he said, it might tie s o m e o n e ping late. .1 1 7 -3 1 8 F ir t > ibi mvolvt Xmas! j typifying the Christ. -------o tryin g to help the p r is o n e r s . Hi* stood about ten [R ices lr o m wars m interest and intrigue, o f Xmas has very little to do with Merry Xmas! S ;r .r _ Sanford city government is con­ th e driver, fired six s h o ts f r o m his revolver a n d hit th e yywer -.f extrication in all the ini ctigion or its practices. It stand That is ihe way a great number sidered modtl form by many com­ m an, who happened t o h e t ie r f c d l y innocent, on ly on ce. dividual avarice, envy and ambi­ for a conventional holiday. Many of people write it and even :ay it S . G . G R A Y , ID munities in Florida, In fact, San­ pc.>pie have for some time been which n; sunie the colurs and Well, we will accept th e j u r y ’s verdict of nnt g u ilty . P e r ­ tion, m this day o f civilization, iimro ford in a model city in every re­ usurp tlie standard of freedom.” convinced that the Xm as season than two thousand years after th« h a p s the biiiinnvas j u s t i f i e d in preventing the e s ca p e . A t spect. was. in many aspec* i, distinctly birth of the Christ Child in the lea st the jury said it u u> a n d w e don’t want to he ca lle d f o r ------- o-------PROFESSOR EDWARD S lowly manger at Bethlehem. \nd disappointing. Xmas is the time when it is the practice for those Headline says, "Coronado Coal contempt #f court. I>ut still w e can't believe th e S h e r if f Morse, a noted authority on geolo the (b ploruble thing about the e ■ Cnse »s Unsettled After Eleven u n d his deputies are a n d’t'icien* oiirunization.. gv. is dead, but still useful. Yea pression is the fae*. that *cwmihg!> who are bound by the conven­ tions to give presents to those Years." Do you suppose, by nny What, after firing o v e r fift y shots at seven m en com in g u-n,tt>' *"■* was ,m by intelligent people use Xinas. Tliei chance, this will bav« any effect they love, presents to those to ... . ___ ... 1 ... r i II4 _ . .. lltl'KS fit th .. IW V t. ir I . . Institute . Joess to the istur oi was a time, and that time ha on the anthracite case in Pennsyl­ through a narrow d o o r w a y a n d killing only two, a f t e r fir in g whom they may he indifferent, bu: yet entirety vanished, when Men vania? s ix shots at a man fr o m ten p a ce s and hitting him o n ly o n c e ! phi a.1 M e 'h a ^ m 'e fftH t! two* m -Xmas vva< considered ratlu) ; to whom they are indebted; and rurally, in many instances, to thus.1 P retty bum shooting t o j uy th e least. We'd h a te t o h a v e mind*. Scientist* su> ,tn vulgarism, but now even some , who are positively detestable. The sap who leavw the liyght o u r life depend on S h e ri If C h a s e 's trusty gat. ation of the brain may explain it. our best people use it burning in the office when he Literally, Xmas to many people Dne thing is certain. If your litWhat has brought this about -ORoes home just beaus? he doesn't is merely collecting day! t e boy \ ivlt-handed. don’t try to Why -hould *u great a religiuu A M IG H T Y ( lit illl S o f ca ro ls will rise from C h ica g o on m have to pay the bill, is the fellow O . ke III" use ins r,ght hood-That festival as < hristmas bermn. th. Christinas! who usually wonders why his sal­ th e day before Christmas. W h en the ticker is stop p ed on stupidity, centuries old injures a victim of the wave ot j | ; m XT to Merry Christmas! ary is so small. gmwe peculiar to the times? th e floor of the Board o f T ra d e at tire do* of bu sin ess, s ix ­ ‘ hdds mind, in useless. A «1 Christmas in itself is the su­ teen hundred members will jo in in singing “ Holy N ig h t," '— YVho or what is responsible fin i jjij. io tins* i«~7, preme gift. We Could see that robbing the name of 'T h n t.n:. ' S( IEM E Ml (t ill look in th • ‘ h<\ Sanford’s and at the same time t h e sem e strains will Ire taken up w e much more clearly than we do if t ■11■1. *! \\ ni;.n > bruin for ihir.^is m<m* " f nl! that glorifies—by tin r Wfl our minds were less intent upon G 3m Thc\|[pT5 ,Un !x7>rei, in every club in t h e :ity , in ill tire srhmls, in elm fa cstitution u f “ X "? interesting than the secret o f ambithe material ends, la t. world such niuat find Sanfotd atlr to accoin- tO lics, and down ill tlit* Sr )cK\at ds. Busses will t;ik e ca ro l- dextrous ecientricity. Iret us compare Xmus w Ui as ours even the story ot the Christ r-o»* 1 odifte all thr ihouunds wbu wish singers lime hen too bu sy to organize groups fo r carolWhat i, it tliat wjrks in there Fhristmas. What is th- dillerem that was born in Bethlehem is a to iip?n'1 th* told mufitbs ot the Christmas eve. Speclutors in Bom motion picture* th eaters while th** brain is aIiv.* nnd sudj^piifii’ j __ I hue is something very vi vital priceless possession. For those year lure. w ill sing the carols, in fu e l all o f Chicago will sing ca rols in tlenly vanish when the brain dies? found in one and lacking itl lie* who find the well springs o f their & l.oa" A« ______ other. i faith in that gospel siory, the d if­ Ybe extension of tl^ white way th e most tremendous o u tp o u r in g o f holiday snug t he world « hall .wed ference between Xmas and Christ­ eystem of FanfnrJ will make San­ h a s ever seen. All of w h ich m ak es us wonder if S a n ford „ IN ENGLAND the body of King r J J J J '.,f ' tradition, a In- mas i_. the difference between the i ^ ford a -well lighted city. ptu. singers have been too bi:>y to organize groups f o r carul- Edward has been removed so thaY ! J with it> va­ gift of a dollar and the g ift of eter­ Hs corpse, now deal fer a ^ . n iT O W l long gresaivo atepj of thia Kind that singing on Christmas e v e ! nal love and life. time, may lie beside that of his riety, personal memora . and ;i. nre being taken by tb city father elutions that are a part Queen, Alexandria, recently dead. Very few perhaps uT those who are* largely responsible f„r the pn '.de^ heritage. ■ii* mni-it thm .. .....i ... . ^ ** 11 sweet British sentiment, grout growth being n:mi< here. gather their children around them TIIKMOVEJIFNT I N : > " i d ; .u mote than a lea l e s - 1but it is like on Christmas will realize that the ta te Iloom. The actual d e \ . 'u p n icn t is simply mutzing. T h e the eggs from which two chickens love they lavish upon their little In order to allow tiled employees s tr e a m .of. money* that g into that State fro n t sill all have escaped nnd JM putting f L. . . t■ * . is p ’ o u rin T I I Will -V IkklllJ^ 111 ones is, in its effect, the tribute c« lebrat ion* of Chiblmnt il!» T'* t" P“ ‘1 M ? 0 he » l! n ) ,v almost ll ll Ia; 1lev able. **''"* Phmsly side by side With h ^ r ’- I . ^ a X ' X T ' e "* “ Kl’::u “ ’ ey pay to the future race.' Why promised. I counts. U ith the iiumau body it do not love mankind Ion-don upon which the houjcii will i ''u sin ess nre.i and c o r p o r a li»n. w h o do not often lo s e their is the soul, Huw close now are lougliifnl I f0J- yum- hoy or girl unless you , celebrate the fortunn e r.utcntnc „• Saturday. Ilrmcmber this tumor-1 heads. It uuill that t h e r e IS now under way inbuiltlings 1-e- ----------su m , nAlexandria's ,c , anJr.a a oui, . Edward's and uub ■. „ plan a better world for them to low 'w h en you Iff tramaciir.g dam atjon work and inciuatr.al development, projects to the That’s the nueation. significant jour live in? >ry (he journey tiuslim, 1 % , . .bo,pm,, value Of m „ Ita. i « o Wl..,n . ^ - ^ 1 l l , ,, .'; — 3 , 'b'y f t This is the lesson of Christmas: j three w.,^. who p ,. , , . N ew York. W A S H IN G T O N SWIVEL ■“ ‘Htht the great levelutiun, irav- Tho babe in the manger ut Betide [ (man;;. minister since October, ------ --------------------- h®roe» have learned. tht t > H n it through th. capitul cities of hem was destined t" suffer be­ fimihee while they can sumsukI Mitchell Preat empires, t pitj?». t cause o f the Iniquities j f the gen- I ul |!lst serins destined to go by tfc« wuy and otherwise seek to humiliate N»re a manger in 1bthlch cm, tra.i- * ration in which he wn b"rn. So. I Af Cailtaux, i’ainleve and Louchhim, they can't fri^htiMa him. Tw* ^'^ ^ a lly guided by l he lone too, will every babe born into this i by IRVIN S. t’OBU eur, Now that hr ir out of a job tifying at the Shenandoah inveati-i'n ‘ he ea»t. world ruffer because o f the in­ and willing to fight anything, how to tL 11il LIU* th.Back o f Chris iquities of the generation in which 1 THE I MWilVAIll.K KIN ’-------” ' * f ,ho ,v vcontinues w iiM tiu c a tu s i n i J i t f|1 ft | t i | to elu p your Hard and _ i t - I ”Ration, would it be to rail in Urig. dm. , | ’3work h n ,>1'. wen . ..... . ", j; it is born. The child of today is I ---- vori.L' A year or 1*1 teforc his death, my support b<r thu great n| thu" kind, of , t.irth that ?“«*"« that has Kmcdley Butler fur the place. the burden bearer o f tomorrow, art i % . AM furthermore. dt» f n?t P‘«a w--------, army .......... and mry men *hrough the eenturi. Booker T. Washington made nn unchanged. i Only those who prefer to do so • with large, round stoma.-h*1 , a..d 1 *n < uacaanglng w.mt to tell ynu thii*—I want to H ir the a-fstjr In the new Dcctmbri time tabli addrein in a small town in Gear with more opinions than experience anct‘ that there 'h.-dl |,e •*,H.UCU need celebrate Xmas, Anyone who i of the Atlantic Cent Line San­ gin, lit.- looker! like a branzo lint .'■U you Hint that ivus the licst in regard to flying on earth to m« n cares to can keep the Christ in ford Is shown ai being one of the and he spoke, it Ir always did speech l rvrr l.canl in niy life Christmas. If tint could be Surely there 'shorn,J I Vk'1»1o.mgh " three points within lhe state of af one inspired. Whenhe had fin- •‘ini il,nt yuu tr» tl.r. greatest man m im« country!1' of Christmas ;,t |,.;i brought about— if N’ azarcn. A to pro­ could rt-allv rule the CAREFUL correspcndent in serve the name. where this iallroad has ished. an .14 Confederate soldier. oni day— hi* ! P r e p a r e y o u r s e l for the treat of >°ur I m afrnii! y.j-j i|.j no. ion much .. t* rartce secs the French republic u l V .r k lln"\ T,mrn ant*l whin* haired arJahlti mustache.!, h sway would remain unbroken( Jm-ksonville are the utluv itwo* I jiushe.l furuirl tnthr platfurin, "iior," sail Waditngtun. W ould- j enjoying a big boom anil prosper- , Wlat is back of Xma t a s t y foods. , ii 11' ym regard Col. Ru.o vet. naUtV wave. K v w r y W y l■’ at' work, ^ cro.v, and throughout the years. point’s, 1 ruvelrn shr ifuJy rail •i,,his <>ld face aglow with enthus* the grenii.t man r,c hnve? M E N U W IL L A P P E A K U » * for ^h^irtn^ Christmas! rood time iahitj dwely will b*.i ~i*n abb re­ -•! Ia®m ami approval for what the This Merry Christ mas! ly poss.nle unaMe to help reitizing that San-1 orator huJ ukl. i * J V P P f*1*** r.nd thr ’Trofe.wr Wiil.ir.itsn," lie dc“ChK" ln Palm Garden Tea R °°m arj a« w important d a r e d , " l want n 4i new w h a t 1 1 eat Slag from steel mills is being eat a meat v . th bin ul the White I |y than the FronVb" m ' 1 ly than tho French natbn. ccaier i * agaia •ayl4iit*d. never lhoufht l‘dbo ddaf—I w unt1House. used in making cement now. O **y*'graphical cTo'rt to . i b t e v U , ^ We the careful investigator. In t h e B a s k e t B t HdinK •x representing the cro . the don’ t know ho’v bakery pivs are and1made. NOW OPEN ALTAMONTE HOT! Poor ShoU XMAS OR CHRISTMAS? # \NAGElj A <**¥ >h‘- tf... P m S tS -S H S i lY”1!-1.11”-!**1!.1*C°min!!. Ii'rw!v '!.. m i.v£..“r *? ^ Y M ^ 'tX Z MV F A V O l I T E STORIES CHRISTMAS DIN ^tooirde.!1T. At l1 0 I I J �.-’* :•••i '"*3* 1’.' •TS' --'T “ - “ v- f'*i T w ^ T . \ ■ * •;■*••.•' /» ^ * 3 ^ ’' v^ ■ '• ; , V‘f f. l M V- S l S 1 '4 ^ k THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DEC. 22, 1925._______ TELEPH O N E : MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR MISS M A R Y ELIZABET] PULESTON E N T E R TA IN S A T BRIDG1 TUESDAY The spirit o f Yuletide prevail* freshm en^ consisting of chicken ed on Tuesday afternoon when salad, s a f ines, olives, red cherry Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston en­ ice to p p J with green cherries, tertained the members o f the Col­ wtre semed by the hostess assist­ » i’l entertain lege set at bridge, at the lovely ed by Ifrr mother. Mrs. Samuel „ »t her home home o f her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Puleitow Mrs. Harry Wilson, M n . 130 o’clock Samuel Puleston, in Rose Court. R. A. Jfewman Mrs. .1. D. W ood­ Red Radiance roses and ferns ru ff aril Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mrs. B. 0 . W hil1 rctreshments wt/<„> iboeffectively arranged in silver vases and baskets were used with pleas­ ing served, quaint favors of green ing effect in the rooms where the hearts tied with red tulle, shot card tables were placed. Glitter­ with red arrows were given the ing small Christmas trees were guests. On the arrows were the j» r announcements of the engagement wiU be hostess placed around the rooms and at either side o f the large fire place. of Miss Gladys Wilson nnd Frank­ Seen st V 30. ° * These helped to remind the guests lin Hardaway of Orlando, the wed­ oa Park Aveding to take place in February. R G . Slaught- o f the approach of Christmas. A Miss Wilson was a picture of large fire on the hearth added a cheery note tu the already charm­ girlish lovliness in a frock of inile rtinas Party given green crepe satin with trimmings Department of ing picture. o f gold leather. Her hat. was On the card tables were red — _a . n.Ofl t . Q-afi o’clock i un lne caru eaoies Mwr? Scott will heart* holdinK rcd and c? n* chir model of green and gold. Slipp, ock dies, which were enjoyed during peia of gold completed this attjee at 3 o , Vmn’ 'th e games. games. Further emphasizing trr.c’ ivc costume. iljsk Avenue, hon the holiday colors of red and green y iss Mary Elizabeth Puleston i guest Miss Leona were the tally cards decorated with wns becomingly attired in red flat Christmos symbols. These were crepe with touches c f gold and T?chool boys will distributed by the younger daugh­ black. \the City Hall. Red crepe romaine, combined ter, Miss Camilla Puleston. A most interesting game of with silver lace, cushioned the day fprorth League of bridge was enjoyed duting af- lovely frock worn by Mrs. Pules­ \ *|| • U ilU K C W U3 V tIJV 'J v u W U l l i . p , the --------------(torch will inve^ a ternoon> nnj a ftor the usual num- ton. h parlors^nt 7dJ0, bcr pf ’ progressions, scores were Miss Camilla Puleston wore a will counted and prizes awarded. Miss girlish costume of red crepe satin ,dxk promptly, Maud Lake, holder of high score, with Frenchy touches o f black. rtb League will sing was given a vanity set o f batn Those ploying bridge were Miss­ Eve. salts and powder. In cutting for es Gladys Wilson, Maud Lake, N a­ the consolation prize, bath powd­ omi Scoggan, Mae Holly, Mildred May fcjild will give a er, Miss Louire Sarles was the Holly, Olive Newman, Georgia fortunate one. Miss Wilson was Mobley, Sarah Kveljn Williams, i it the City Hall. presented silk lingerie a? a spec­ Louise Sark-., Leona Gurmnn, Hel­ Istorday en Vernny, Emma Spencer, Lena School boys will ial prize. Following the card game, the Belle Hogan. Kllison White, Kitty |dsnee at the City tables were cleared and laid with Du Bose and Mary Elizabeth Pul■Story Hour at Li- dainty hand made covers and re-*eston. fo'clxk. Mrs. Clark lie hour. Sunday MISS G LA D Y S WILSON TO BECOME Us of library will fj to 6 o'clock. BRIDE OF FRAN K LIN HARDAW AY ___ Mr. and M is. Harry Juckson W il­ son announce the engagement nnd approaching marriage o f their daughter GLADYS to FRANKLIN dcBARCO IIARDA' W AY The wedding to take place in E.-vard lias returned February Tiding teveral days ifort Pierce Tho announcement o f the en­ gagement o f Miss Wilson nnd Mr. Brady will leave ala where she will Hardaway, will be received with much interest, as the bride-elect L with friends. is one o f the most popular memUcar r f New York ber (,f tho y ° u,,K society sot o f ifinter visitors ar- ; k on Tuesday. 1i Mathews is spendU with reiatizes at Neeley has re' Ocala where sho Mid with relatives. I Sanford. She is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wilson, and was graduated from the Sanford High Scimol By her winsome manners she has made a host of friends here and throughout the state. Mr. Hardaway is the son o f Mrs. .V I». llnriiawny o f Orlando, nnd is a graduate of the Univers­ ity of Florida, also being a val­ ued member <>f the Pi Kappa A l­ pha Fraternity. At present he is actively engaged in the realty busine- in <)i lando. Although th date lias not l>oen [set, the marriage will take place sometime in February. l a t e s t f a s h i o n h in t s f o r m i l a d y DY M ARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure .Syndicate f lerring leaves WodSkirts That Measure Full Eight ig fur Lakeland Yards Around Hang Side by spend the holidays Side With Ih o-e Whose Great­ est .Vidth Is n Yard and a Half. Usually tho notable changes in IlYck o f Lakeland is fashion rome about rather gradual­ ^.tr sister, Mrs. R ob­ ly. Seldom does fashion actually ot her home o:i jump from one extreme to anoth­ cue. er. The costumes o f 17fi(J are so i, n Mir.Rnll i„f, !>ke those o f 1751 that one would u -oars inn m i , have to iw a very astute student o f f lhe will Mhtoriful costumery to tell one from t’other. So the fushions of I relatives. 1924 are singularly like those of 1925 and those 1925 urc like to trown and two chi 1- those that shall be worn in 192IT, nlyn, M Y., arrivur\l no doubt in 1927 we shall wear tn Tuesday to spend fere going to points from guessing tho teal outcome bv f.'i"i“ imr your attention, on detail.- that ar never to devclopu into real importance. So it was that i tii-im ago there were to In- .1 revival of hustles nnd the fashion- of the I No w we know that th.- to-tie wns o f merely l>a ing significant . while the thi"-1 that i * in,i 'I 'v-t- the skirt that flai • tl So it n-ni- now a- if a sudden change really had come about— for hanging m your ib thes closet and in mine there rim be a frock Still wearable, that measure a scant yard and a half around the hen. while beside it lungs n new frock that i> not an n th less than eight yards. Many women ver\ w» dressed women too—cling ■1i,t* tenacious. ly to the very s.ant - night skirt. A skirt of that tyi •till seems to be in the picture •., rain of the leading dressmak '• ■olizini’ the their bestfondness of mat ■ •he straight, dressed customerflat line- of the | . > <«•* sensons. will continue t- n A' lri" ,,nd wraps of this de nrt.-n Moan, time the flared -k.rt he that nieniuires eight v.irds around 'the bottom—is lHs-..nurc re nnd more firmly establish-! Allen of Hartford, in Sanford on Tuesdefinite stay and is it Montezuma. . J. L. F.ovc o f AugPuJ 'At r in Sanford, t a brief stay enon the \Si ,i v oast. •Urant Wilson have the wedding trip lit buine to theii IBull Apartments at High Street. K J*trich, of Phill u visiting her moM ;. Gladys DictChristmas lioll- E. J. Lang, nssocu <• director of the Ncnr East l i e - * ^' r 1 ’ State of Florida, was in Sunfuryesterday completing arrange­ ments for the showing of a picture, at the Mllanc Theater. depicting the work being done in the Holy Lands by the N -*r Hast Belief workers. Mr. Lang stated that 1 •*. M *rentette had donated lne use •' theater for the exhib.tion of h picture, which will to­ hown Sun day afternoon, Jan. 3 The picture is described a* be­ iig a remarkable portray** «« constructive work n»w ,ntC through the efforts o( the ®rga • ization. of which Mr. l - ‘ ntf state director. , , The Near East Rcli f i‘ r*10,000 ;^ ‘ td to be caring for about about children, of which number arrived hero Washington- Lee 'fvn<l the holidays ***nt;> Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Tittle for Jacksonville •pond Christmas *» mother, Mrs. *r Mi is Sarah Mur*nd Fannie Reba Myers are spendhere with their tunnie Ftembridge home on Myrtle V ^’aul Redf<*arn o* 2“'K he Chrlatmas (lth Mrs. Kedfcrn’s * J'r«. G. W. SpcapiI!i*m«. Miss Bubs •’ Williams left 'iiitm an, Gu., . *r«-n<l the holidays .* '’ uiughtcr, U h . Library Notes •he library will be opened Christmas and New Years F.vc until 9 o'clock, but will be closed all day Christmas and New Years day. As the children requested that the story hour be held this week, Mrs. Clark will conduct th“ usual story hour next Saturday morning nt 10 o’clock. Several Christmns stories were told last week nnd some war stories by the boys present. The reading rooms will be open next Sundry afternoon as usual from 3 to 6 o’clock. Take a Tip From Santa Brazilian State Plans W Tn 10 W n lr l RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Mr».|one put the black onyx clock and sized, and the plainer it is the 1\ I )* c ^ n o o r l F n t w f o i n i i ^ y Mrs. E. D. Mobley, J in ,i 1 U ‘ o u c c u i ^ n i c i u a m n i Slaughter was presented n bottle from which one hung n tidy or two. better. Faithfully, M ARTH A. o f Houbigant’s perfume as me Now the mantel is seldom empha­ At Bridge Honoring mento o f the occasion. There were four tables of play Mrs. B. G. Slaughter ers nnd the afternoon proved most Mrs. B. G. Slaugnter of Hope- enjoyable, the cordial hospitality o f the hostess being reflected in well, Va., who is the charming every detail. Mrs. Sneed was as­ house guest of her rister, Mrs. sisted in entertaining her guests John W. Sneed, was the euost of by her sistter, Miss Ollie S. John­ HE KNOWS WHERE TO honor nt a bridge luncheon Tues­ son. day given by Mrs. Sneed at her GET THE “ REST FOR cozy home on Park Avenue. TH O U G H TS-W ISE LESS.” EVERY YEAR Christmas greenery together THOUSANDS OF PEO­ AN D OTHERWISE with quantities of red Radiance roses nnd poinsettias, were used PLE TAKE HIS ADVICE with pleasing effect In the rooms i f you have n fireplace—and*, AND GO TO THE NEAR­ where the card tables were ar everyone who possibly can do soj other .uggetion. of the P r * in « " ” 1 season. w cu. fcaUmd in |tave „ yu]e iojr. There arc some i i l C C the place cards and tallies, and chnrnijnj- customs nnd traditions with the- yule log in Using British Funds course luncheon. ,mt to ,h’ The luncheon nv* associated Kngland „ nd it is a pity that we was served at small tables cen- ^ nol maJe moru o f them w0 WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— (/P)— tered wPh vases holding red r o s e f Chri. . i rcc 0f GerWith Congress nnd Secretary buds, and nt each plate were nut. mnn Jr[Jin am, thc CU8tom of cups nnd other accessories in red hanging stockings by the fireHoover actively seeking to rescue and green. plnco, neither o f whieh customs are American consumers from high 1 Following the luncheon, a spirit­ so old as the yule log. rubber prices, which have Great ed game o f bridge was indulged Your yule log should be ns big Britain's support, now comes news in. When scores were counted, it ns your tlreplace will take conven­ of the plan of the stnte o f Sao wns found thnt Mrs. Harry' Bod- iently. If you cannot go through score nnd was the ceremony of bringing in the Paulo, Brazil, to hold up the price well hold high awarded n colonial boudoir lump as . , yourselves, then select of coffee, also with British finan­ f . „ * a .. % r n .k u k U e a .i M l ' i l • ” * . « first prize. A most nattractive from your wood pile n? comely n cial backing. Hesitating to attempt loans in frosted green glass flower basket, log ns you can and have it ready to this country, largely because o f the was the cut prize, {his being won bum on Christmas eve. If you would have the yule bring you the recent plea of Secretary Hoov­ good luck then it must he lighted er that American bankers deny credit to fnreigns for such purch­ HOTEL ARRIVALS on Christmas eve, ami while you ases, Paulo expects to borrow ap­ eat surper the lire must not be proximately $50,000,000 from Lon­ stirred. Furthermore there ought Monte/iinin don bankers. The Brazilian legislature has been asked to authorize the loan, which would be used to bolster the coffee market against any mater­ ial price declines. However, the prospect that Americans may lie expense asked to pay high prices for co f­ house so long as the yule log was fee as well as rubber finds Con­ Valdez still burning. The cM-time yule gress nnd Mr. Hoover ready to de­ J. A. Birl. Tampa; W. W. Oitt- log, however, was big enough to velop retaliatory measures when mnn, Jncksonvi'lee; A. Fletcher, burn for several evenings. Few the congressional investigation in­ West New York; Jack Brooks, present day fire places are large to the rubber situation gets un­ Palm Bench; Frank I.. Swin. Jack­ enough to harbor a log of anything der way. sonville; T. T. Hogan. Jackson­ like such proportions. After the it simultan- ville; Mrs. It. II. M. Ilauriiian, Haiirilian. a Ak, ... ,holidays, ......... kIt is interesting, l think, howeously Will delve into the suoject ro„ . w . 1). Gerhriet. Jacksonville; fond people are getting of open ;;LV:r L well as r.f into other J !!* E L ,,.n F. D. spencer. Richmond. \’n.; fireplaces. The possession of such Brazil, as simil­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Walsh. St. Pet­ n commodity seems to be the great ar foreign monopolies. ersburg; J. Louie Carter. West drawing card o f the city apartment Palm Beach; A. S. Henderson. and a country surburbnn Missing Houseboat Is Daytona; Darrell Smith, Stuart; nowadays house built without an open fire­ 11. W. Aspinwall, Stuart; W. L. place would hardly appeal tn tho | FoundTodayAnchored Ilicks, Jacksonville. lietter-class tenant, but just a little while ago, the most imporIn Lake Worth Inlet Semionle tort hiug about a fireplace in the WEST PAIM BFACH Dec °,1 ' ' ,rs- Fulton. Titu ville; M. <'ot- minds o f many wan the ornamental| —OP)—The North State, houseboat1V?V’ India,’ a: M.i'! !* * . Indiana; mantelpiece built over it. on which belonging to F. S. Seeley, m an- 1 T v,n McCormick, Del-and; A. r. ---------------------------------------Mger o f the Grave Park Hotel at Johnson, Chicago; A. R. Cutnmick, Asheville, N. C., reported missing Daytona; G. II Cothnn, Youngs­ town, N. Y; J W. Moses, Cleve­ at Miami is anchored in Lake land; E. J. Dowels, Cleveland; Worth here, having arrived two John Bines, St. Petersburg. J. weekn ago. Milloff, New York; P. E. Fritz, The following plumbing .shops Minneapolis; W. J. Richardson, will be closed Christmas and MIAMI, Dec. 23.—(/T'l—«Appre- Jacksonville: J. J. Raleigh, Jack­ hension is felt here for persons sonville; J. L. Weels. Jacksonville; Saturday: Mahoney Walker Co., Inc. aboard the houseboat North State James N. Miller, West Lrbnnun, which today wns reported miss­ Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shaw, Snnford Machine and Kotining after departing from Jackson­ Bishop.Hville, S. Mr. and Mrs. i d r y Co. ville two weeks ago. George Zater. Bending, Mich.; C. J. A. Sands. F. H. Seeley, manager o f the L. Coursoii, Winter Haven. Lee Brothers. Grovo Park hotel. Asheville, N. ('., and owner of the boat was on the A. I). Hosier. In Brazil there are fish which craft, as well ns a captain and Members Sanford Master bark like dogs which might like to crew. Plumbers Credit Association. he chasing catfish. Inquiries along the Florida coast have failed to elicit any informa­ tion concerning the whereabouts of tho craft. The houseboat was rnroute to Miami front North Caro­ lina. EST A&P STORE TO BUY THE FIXINGS FOR THEIR C V iffn a Hold tottee Swedish Service At Pierson Church Christmas t Dinners Fine Assorted Chocolates and Christmas Mixed Candy Layer F irs Cluster Raisins Walnuts Brazils Pecans and mixed nuts SALAD Del Monte FRUIT 1 Picnic Size Can Del Monte ASPARAGUS SEEDLESS RAISINS “ Sunmaid” 1 Pkg. Finest N. Y. State FULL CREAM la lb. Then-Ncctar, INDIA r p n a ORANGE 1'ekoe CEYLON I D / i 8 O’clock COFFEE 2-oz. pkg. 1 lb. pkg. I !/2_lb.pkg. Per Pound, 42c 2 Days Until | % Rev. O. O. Eckhardt will preach a Christmas sermon in Swedish at the Lutheran church at Pierson nn Sunday at 10:30 o'clock in the morning, and will conduct a chil­ dren's program in the same church at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, ac­ cording to nn announcement made this morning. Mrs. Eckhardt and her sister, Mrs. J. V. Sodermnn. will play nnd aing at tho services, to which everyone is invited. Visitors from I.nke Mary will also assist in the program. isonas ♦ ♦ Table Linens Dolls Luncheon sets, all pure linen white hordera, ami nnpkins to match— Big .selection of dolls, unbrcaknblc with lmir nnd moveable eyes— $2.95 to $8.00 $1.25 to $12.50 S ■ Doll Trunks CnrrinKus, s cedar cho.it.s. A ll prices. ■ :: S Christmas Greetings Extended Navy And Marines By Secretary Ladies’ Silk Underwear Near East Relief Exhibit Interesting 'CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—W1)— Chi­ 3.000,000 inhabitants will Films AtThe.Milane cago’s spend moro than $00,000,000 for i«|w*eted bom** to­ ps Tech, at AtlanHhe holidays with sail Mrs. W. L. Avenue. PAGE V’ PERSONAL ACTIVITIES 148 __ i _ sonals rH Lipht shades, silk Georgette! flat crepes. Gowns, Teds, Bloomers and Step-ins— F an cy T o w els .-pU.IiO to $10.00 Christinas. Last year it wns estimated re­ tail stores on State Street, where most o f the Christmas trade is conducted, took in $50,000,000. C’onservaive estimates today were for an increase o f 12 per cent making the total for State Street $50,000,000. Colored border, pink, due and guld heavy grade— 75c to $1.25 Ladies’ Silk Hose Disposition O f Huge Munsev Estate Raises Great Deal O f Interest V ■ Big table of mechanical toys for— :■ Pheonix. \'an Bnaltc and Kayaers Chiffon and thread silk. All shades f + ■■■ NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-O F i — The probable disposition of the Inrgc estate left bv Frank A. >lun«ey, editor and publisher, who died yesterday o f peritonitis, has arous­ ed wide interest. His furtuu is variously estimat­ ...^ full skirt that fees not belli 'd at from 120,000,000 to $40,000,- m Kin to flare till well below tho hips, 300. Including his two newspapers ■ Tlbis flock is o f black velvet with in New York, the Sun and the tosc georgette collar and ruffles Telegram He has no direct heirs. Mra. Munsey, bachelor, had no s p - ^ « > - ■ •= other immediate relatives other tuns age. ruse-colored georgette. I Sir. Marentette hss made pub than an eldeV sister, Mrs. John M. tha- might be mistaken by lie the fact that no odnlaaion will Hyde, of St. Petersburg, Fla., who clothes th . L ,hc»e of 1923.1he charged to aee the picture, which was not called to his bedside dur­ •• • ----- the men. ing his illness on account o f her sUtl!rv ^ v ou 'm a V b ^ T ire that be-11fa said"to have the endorse endorsement ^ ne.ry the f«W o n a o f 1924 and o f the ministerial association of Funeral acrviccs for Mr. Mun-Ta tcy, who died yterterday at tho those o f l927 thertf “ ‘ Ur* lh° C ____________________ age of 71 o f nppendicitU compli­ prising difference. Br, rv. i o lu iy LEGION ANNUAL BALL B it the change is nrarveiouaiy Xho Cam pbdl-Losing Peat. catio n * . will b« held tomorrow at upon | lil give 1t* the Uathcilral of St. John tho DegraJual. It inainuates it*clf the writer I Amrrican Legion, vine. Mr. Munsey chief business in­ terest was the Frank. A. Munsey {j Publishing C f. He was president R i of the cconpai! Toys i ; Fruit howls, cake plates, nut set and fancy truys, fine china and Jap wood, also boudoir lamps— f + Story Books ! i :: Fancy Novelties $1.65 to $3.50 f ■ ■ 35c Big table, 10c to $1.00 Each. $1.25 to $6.00 Each : The Yowell Company |S STOKE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS in iiiiiim a iiu iiiiu M iiim iiiiu iM iim iiw iu iiM iu iH iiiK iiia iiu u iu iu u m u u jiiiu u rl Hi - �PNESDAY, PEC. 23, 1021. l l e ’!! Join Ford’ s Orchestra Success On Concert Stage Called More Difficult In New Age By Young Artists NF.W YORK, Dec. 23— (/D — having ,'made,, an artist. "You enn not make an artist,*’ The road to success on the concert stage in the olden days wns dilTi- he said. " but you can use the cult, but now it is even harder. gifts o f an artist if they are rial More hopes of ambitious nrtists to produce them before the public thnn ever nrc being crushed into in such a manner that the artist disappointment becomes famous. This, in tho opinion o f several "Take the ease o f Dusolina Giaaprominent New York managers, nini, whose succcfs is one o f the has come about because o f in­ few corning overnight. It was in creased competition ami the ntlcn* March, 1923, that Anna Cnso be­ (lance o f more intelligent audiences. came suddenly indisposed and was “ Why when I brought out Pad­ not able to appear nt the Schnht erewski in London," said Daniel Cnntoruni , conducted by Kurt Mayer, who was the fiist manager Schindler, nt Carnegie Hull. of the great artist, "there were "Schindler had only a few hours’ only ten or twelve famous pianists notice and was desperate. Some in the world. Today, thrrr nrc one told him of Madame Scmhricii twenty or twentyfive and hundreds having an nmi-tmlly good student o f others trying to reach the pin­ In Ginuit'u). The *oprnno hap­ nacle." pened to he familiar with the Not only is the route harder, selection and after playing them but it nlso is more expensive. over, agccil to help Schindler. When anyone is ready for concert "I happened to be in the audi­ work, it costs at least $ 10,001). ence that night and heard her w on­ nnd oftentimes more, to get start­ derful success. I was able to put ed, exclusive of funds expended through the long years o f training. In making this estimate, execu­ tives o f the Philharmonic Society o f New York pointed out that there is the cost o f expert teachers to correct mistakes previously overlooked. An accompanist is necessary, except when the nrtiwt Is a pianist. Promotion nnd ad­ vertising also are expensive. Old Typo Passes Then the nrtist must rent halls The old-fashioned temperamen­ for his debut performances, which usually are given in New York, tal artist is passing from UnBoston and Chicago. On many American concert stage nnd in­ o f these evenings in New York, stead conies the artist with an eye the hall is packed with persons, for business. Audiences of today but the chances are the tickets demand fine performances and w ire presented free gratis by tho nrtirt. or u wealthy sp< nsor was there also is n natural desire on o f assistance. the part o f the artists t<> give their Concert managers here nrc in hc3t. A few eccentricities or an touch with managers and music organizations in hundreds of cities occasional outburst o f temperament and towns throughout the country. no longer can help across a pro­ W h'h tours nre arranged, the vir­ gram which may have been marred tually unknown artist is guaran­ by the slurring o f notes or the teed a small fixed fee for each slapping o f several wrong keys. ■• performance. When success comes, ne worry Unless the artist proves an un­ usual success— and overnight sue- o f poor audiences and small f ■ pass. The managers then guaran­ tee big fees in advance nnd have little fear o f so doing, for nearly always the pttcndnnco is large. All these tilings, and many others, the young artists know So they go through lean year* with the hope that sonic day in the future fame’s spotlight, with accompanying fortune, wil find them. John McGraw Plans To Keep Heine Gron NOW YORK, I>cc. 23;— Ur}-~ "youth will be served" appearu to be the ra tio « ' John McGraw, in preparing bis Giants for another hip campaign. But there will be an cpreptien, he indicates, in the person of the little veteran thinl ba cnian, Heine Groh. The Giants probably will take tho field with much tho same line­ up ns that of a year npo except that K< !ly will play f i r t reguhr* ly, and AI Tyson from LouinviHc, will start in center field. The Giant:-.' manager admitted that he had been offerm i Rqush o f Cincinnati', for Kelly xnd A dolfo Lu-;i;e, Cuban p:Lc::cr f o r the Ued3, for I’ red Pitas imriitai.t^i youth, fid piant boxman, but JfeJd that the age o f t lie player si offered him had caused tho deals to fade. Fred Lindstrum will ruirt at third bare, according t o 't h o manaper, but Gmh has r e p o p e d him5elf i" excellent condition thin wini«r and may return to hid old no­ y, N . EW ., YORK-------- I'llil JlcG Detroit, won a dccUton nv« Viccntim o f Chile ( f j Tl. SE ATTLE—"W ild n iir • zic of* Vancouver Ialnnu. [, out A rt Shearer c f o, • (12 rounds). FRESN O —Charley htt", middleweight of Omaha, w iiank itobertn of San do rounds.) «thin? «» •rC.& £ ,!i5«:T Sfi5 “ “ w a s # c« „ ' ,.c lly f(»und him |vt w*^ his head’ ; the fireplace. nct this r.ft’ Jesse Martin, 71, < f Frowshurg, N. YT, is the Intent addition to the old-fashioned dunce orchestra by which Henry Ford is trying to populaiizo the steps o f a generation ago. He plays a dulcimer, shown above, an early form i f pianoforte. A Fail* oi K ings -■ r WE HAVE ON D IS P L A Y O N E OF THE LARGEST L IN E S OF T O Y S, DOLLS, A N D > GOOD SELEC TIO N O F C H R ISTM A S GIFTS, YOUR S H O P P IN G L IST CAN BE COM PLETEI) FR O M O U R STOCK. ■', » ' * T- I.‘5-1215 Sanford Avenue The banks of the city hereby v hi 9 o’clock Thursday evenin' main closed Christmas Day, ij 26th and until Monday mornin: on CRTS hour of opening. “ SANFORD’S FLAY GROUND Request for currency, pay ro funds and all other bankmu i tended to osine lursclay evening ( rystnl !l< rhts mljninH Luke M.vy u fa. t dcvrhnwun homo owninK contnuniifx• , Crystal i one o f th • j re ideniial tuluUvision that has evor been often State ol Florida at public auction. If you an- nuking a lot to build a home or if you arc iookinjf for a lot as on >I1V' ' no mistake ean be made in buying mu: or more o f these Lots in Crystal HeightsWide street , 1 i ts, if you want a ltd • front lot wo have it, if you want a 1 t with tm >, wo have it, uml ronn i-uor t! at all ihu lots will be sold with kike privekn; Crystal IL L h b . Section Number Otto, front on u boulevard that runs tho entire k'l: the properly, about one and u half mile . The other units that will bo offered Hue eminc M ’ ( T IO N K K R 3 HOME OFFICE: M stern a SsnU-lsi f bust Son ml Street, Sanford, Fla no , nt die amt. Mt„ �. T H E SA N FO R D raring- frte Deer to Bay 1 . >. F i a •c B a n n e d B *v •lift.-tihm* i* ~wr■ i m............. r . «.kflf/tiif *mrtrtirr*■staf& m i f fp * T rro« r*V B f. FOE ci ln/ ° V1 Made . _______________ 5 > A*>- ,,w ■„...* * k \Ly **-; ■’ V . • c-m oJo, T » - 23. _FU,\V. 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Jouven•i lay (50,000,0001cl. has promised full protection to . m't, bo there i < ill rebels who surrender their arms Chii ’ r.' worrying about i French headquarters in Damas­ iltg C.l cus w ithin L"> days. nu.dcil r # ^ * J a S I'MMT 1« Tk mr MmTT fM HTTf 9 M M W m rM *« iW 1 *»t TVkMmiltl TlmlMi m • mt»m fmwim r ti wiS. 1’TI WI» iV>*M k -.Vi.ll kt mihM T k mt **r-> k»• r r «{iVm1 MTT. m « »k iVr >hi..Ikr n f XMh. mu. ■ Coniplo'e lir.e 't Golf Baers and can l>c socuml to fit each individuur 1 ... Professional at J m V v. s. m u u r. 1'.>\r. H r r m n , n H v im i. m w i m \HMV K m . 'Vkmv.kj- -. iiu itK im iittm iis iiiiu iu tim im m l A D V K K T T S K M K N 'T S TV.1.1. Y O U W H A T M A N O ' o r B U S I N E S S IS 1 V 1 N 0 VYIR Y O U . THK R iV . Y a flitr i : : w la r z 1 .'n d fo r > -gla.-ia* ba: d .v j a - : to V t r r *Ho ha. i ' at :k t TB t.vrj or.d ra . . d. nA rxrv ar,3 Mt W IN T E R PARK. F la ., P ee. 23. much f. Fakkcr • • - f 1 f lUitoma [• —CP'— A ctiT tica in th e lite ra ry Pome . • '■ 't : iv H» b :-. r _ •. tbe fb; .r.ts from colony o f thin city w ill be revived > Dec. 31 v i t h the f ir s t m eetin g of thing ,T C.f th e j• ' J t. . • as seen the ro»;tr>' Society o f th e Allied ’gl.n. • r iay >': A rts, w h ich the se c re ta ry , Pena “An • Cliitp*tracks tro w C ary S h effie ld , has called t e r t l u t lignt. • j In . . whic'i data n t iho home of D r. and Mr?. cd till L: f I.’ :■- J. D. T h o m as in C onrtlnnd I ’nrh. “Y. J:, ■ Tampa. “ Ilo b e rt Ftast*’ w ill be th» anb- the I' I]I : ■ . exclus-. j j ^ l]; ,j .j. (ilsnisrion to he led by “Rut :nt e x c e p tjjirs . C lin to n S collard ( J e n i o It. lien l t : r : 'i-. i:;- • . . •) who w ill Rive t tulJi The !■ I■har e-i- ab*->nt h is life and w o rk precedent ••Mi" ,ine su^h the g e n e ra l ubcu33i<'n:,. that i | . ’ try S >ci ity Is a dej rt- a 1’ . fuel suc- mtn> <T th e Allied A rts a >i >•■ at- thin ■ : ■ not *ui>* fill..ted w ith the Pee try thei-: ,• of Will be . | part* > K.r. :*•. ’Atlantic uem l-er* ■; t l > W . t i r 1 p ra v ‘ group a r e Irvkur Bach- Uer, Rena where i (Jury S h e ffie ld . Kose Mills i ’owcrs. He ie it. Kiitcnhour.e. Kdvdit kill Title M arkham and C linton S collard. ISi«i >V:u no Munn Is (m in T n l K 'P f l I The A llied A rts sponsor? brnn1 u i a v u ches o f fin e a rts including drnniu, To Un - t o r Uimr p a g e a n try , poetry, a r t c r a fts , decL i' •• 23.—(/P) fra tlo n , , quil d riv ers an d graptiio KAN. ' A* . IV . £?. t:. ! ..xing pra- arts. - V. c M ann, form er I ’iatiiv; A m o n g th e officers a r e Irv in g OP) heavyw |cy :• tit!" fight B aohelK r, Mrn. C harles H. .Mer. , . ■ nt P p boswill , n :m chnlleng- .Mr?. S te v e so n H urke, D r. Jam es - . -re. n. rhiCA.~i Ik*, anything fur* It. T h o m a s, Iteaa Cary* Sheffield, tag ■r» h r, heavy M ary L ennnrd, R<'?p 31 ills Pow ers, | r. urd f.gh.L He i ll a ■ r Chrintninr-. Mrs. 1^(1w ard W. P ack ard , Mr... i h 1 : . r ’i u 'ii: was I.' |' held in Sep* Clinton S collard, M rs. R o b ert D. by J. ' .n il .Pier iei' M acD onald, Dr. If. J . S p ra g u e , Dr. I to,” hi* - aid y * { Nebraska vm\J ■ i arrange* H am ilto n H olt, G race E dw ards, sever ■ n d at d it can't and A. ,T. H anna. t C . t>. il'’»ktn», ^ ;.rnp.~. . wired . COUNTRY CLUB trsik :->• Lake L L r. V- cr. Tr,5\ TV'! I f a w ^ w * K fk ”hp run *.p first. *?"' ’ v 'r,t' -r tb« tir« la v * ,V**n »£vrc*ti»nr«v,t to xtsm ot tor i, - . . * ■" " * •*# : •' • *1 ;:,c A n . ; u i.r ;<»criRt. Thii- ip ., to 5 ^/r<lrr txifw d H t h f |pf£l hn;mc *■'■■■ thf ■ I «%* * A>« , * k< J s tn > *Cfci: :.ht~ DrfciHk Ouc mum * H-AairriMnj nwidrM» ■ *! Tbr- tb> Aiww&.n iflUfc. . „ . }>i" *-“f :iUPf C t- iz c * Are v is s e m H y \ i r , »__*» ««■ »<Oi th e ci:* nrr , , f P<«r it - u —cohere your dollars 7 will c ureiu mu Itply al * o ■ ... Mr.ii- . t -, ,^e they r: l ' ••• . ' N 9. :\ a■■ ' F.vcrv claim set forth in the advertising approach of Bril*-Chittenden !\calty Company is hasetl upon truth and backed b} sol Ha ts. When w e assert that every dollar invested in Pruid Park will double and possibly treble in value in the \ery near future we have in mind the uivwnllelled’prosncritv and the constantly expandin t growth of the city of Sanlord, where realty values are increasing4.1 in the most amazing manner Druid Park is not only on one oughfares to the heart of the city, but is to be one of most beauteous home-spots, you have the word of BrillChittendcn Realty Company for that. We know that your personal v isit of inspection will show most convincingly the par-plus investment oppor­ tunity offered at I ark. I he Second Unit will be officially place on the market within the next few days. Make vour reservation before the opening announce- J. �— -• -v T * -r ..................* 1 • A *, ■'i'l'1-. 5-v Y'v+ r • ' ’ "Y THE SANFORD HERALD. W E D N ^n A Y . DEC. 23. 1925. ‘ th: Old Sale Paper For Transfer Of Slave Discovered By Man Coast Lines Finishes Coolidge W orks On Double Track Between j Reply To League Florida And Virginia WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— (A5)— ____ 7 77 _ i President Coolidgo is working on NEW ^ ORB, -GP)—- a reply to the Longue of Nations GOODWATEK .Ala.. Dec. 22.— The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad I invitation to a disarmament disjn nn nn effort to find a (A^— Discussion o f various ttories todny announced completion o f n ||us.,ion in in the r"w spapcm about the fre­ double track system between Rich- Way to accept. It has not been completed, nor quent diucoveries o f old records of mond, Vn., and Jacksonville, the nre-Civii War transactions has mnln proji*ct in a $101,000,000 im­ has the additional information re­ brought to light the fact that an provement program which hns heen garding the scope of the Geneva original bill o f safe for a slave is carried out since the close o f the committee been received as yet. owned by John A. Darden, a local wm rithout any new financing. There was no indication when the attorney. Scheduled originally fo r com ­ Washington government would bo Yellow with ago and worded in pletion in 1027, the work on the able to transmit its reply. the phraseology o f the day, the It wns said today »t the White paper is dated IS52. It record.*; the project hnd been advanced tw o lloiiso that the study being made sab? of one "N athan" f. r the mini yccrs to keep race with the ex tby the presidi nt was “ of a con$1,200 cash. 1pending traffic demands re--tilting struclive and affirmative" nature. The hill o f sale ns it appears in , .. r-. its verbatim form a» follow s: tfr,,n the Florida boom. “ The Suite of Georgia 1 H. L. Borden, vice president o f Minnesota To Bar ‘‘ Buts County. the road, also announced that 2 ) The “ Rabbit” Punch ’T ’his indontcr nr’ d • n.H .rl,t r ' ' additional miles o f e«*rond track ed into the second day n! .\.,ve.n MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Dec. 23. her .one thousand f-ght hundred south o f Jacksonville and three -1A') Barring of the rabbit punch and fifty two, between 'IJiwrm; B. miles near Albany. G a „ would lie ;n Minur-sota rings has been de­ Bunford, o f the state and county j rtady for use in a few weeks; that cid'd on by the state boxing com­ mission. •’ s u . f ’ T . & £ £ T r i ' - i - ' O v I I ' m* iif Lard hand bandages was I, Thomas H. Don ford, do sell a Unoi in \ irrrimu and I’ lorida ter- banned. The fighters will be per­ certain negro man by the name o f ritory was under construction and mitted to use only soft gauze ban­ Nathan, about the nge of tw en ty' thut w-.ik on an additional 40 dages held try one wrapping o f sur­ six yenrs old. I d<- warrant him , ... . , gical : dbe .ive tape. In the past an to be sound both in body and mind Muk,"‘ ,,»Hn,n« l,P !l I,,orMl» unliuitteii amount o f black tape and all other wits and from all Jway to ihe northwest would begin find been u i r| to inal, • their hands claims, for the sum o f twelve bun- 'on .Ian. 1. liard. dred dollars by hand paid by John Dunn of the county and state afor; said this day nr.J year above v/ritt';0. ‘‘Sind, scaled in the presence o f “ Test: I ranee* K, Bunford, “ James II. Hnwkinr, “ Tht mi:s II. Bun ford (Seal) Ti’o bill is written in long hand and “he words are yet perfectly legibl B. V A Y O R FINES HIMSELF t.. ---------| FORT MADlJiON, In.. lire. 21. i -—4A1)--M ayor t nicer, wli.i also pi-, sides in traffic court liar fined himself one dollar for disobeying regulations while hurrying to his 'ill »In* l l l l l i r f , " .1 n m "1 Iti|ift* l« ii i| If Irrtl | M » ( u rll.ln * P ..r \I1 MnCra .** ffiii Turkish Styles Are weak little ’flu germs which mignt about in the awLeading In Favor beThehovering Turkish tunic is another AsTurksModernize novelty seen in London, with all LONDON. Dec. 23 .— (A*)— Now that Turkish women have come out for modern J in u there is.a ten dency here and In Pirl* to slip back n hundred years or so ar.d bring to the front some o f the ideas which Constantinople has discarded during the last few weeks. Veils, abolished a short while ago by Turkish women, are coming hack. Modistes aver they ore not the touches o f the East. It is ar­ ranged like nn ordinary circular flounc", caught in round the hem Cyrr|l> like Turkish trousers as worn by the Turks under the otd regime. This gives qu’ tc an or­ iental effect, the hem often being heavily embroidered, and in some instances even more pronounced than the Turks themselves over dreamed about. ------YOUTH HELD FOR MURDER GAINESVILLE, Fla,, Dee 2 2 __ UP)-—Oti* Green, 18, today was in the Alachua county fail charged by a coroner'* jury with the death o f Johnny Smith, 18, o f Grove Park near Here. Saturday afternoon * Smith died from wounds received Saturday night and the coronor’s jury heard the case, returning a verdict late yesterday. OFFICE MAI ItOTAI, ■^PEwntTEns w w n u a i i aoduio w . K-lar-a.TlHc Co*»hoU. ll*Cn**es . ............. ............... SINGS WHILE TAKING BATH .NEW YORK, Dec. 23 — (Ab—• Jimmy Walker, the m ayor-elect sings loudly every morning when taking a hot bath. Mrs. W alker has just let the Becret out. >* fl l o a t h Mala st. ______ Vk° Ur 1 U “- O r l . . da Ii I 3 Opportunity is Knocking Loudly N ow T h e trend of real estate activity and rapidly enhancing i 1 I | 0-1! ii values is eastward. The entire Eastern Lake Section Model Trim Co. lliiilvr ( I n m - p 1* > « v » T o “ H r T r i m Uir C’n r has been the scene of past opportunity and huge profit fa I End the -worry of Christmas Corns Lift O ff-N o Pain! making, and correspondingly increased prices. Shopping Nothing you could discover in a month of Christ run* shopping would be iiuitc us accept* ahtg to the whole Entily as a Metier Ikiick. !( you wait until spring to imy it. you will lose tlu: satisfaction of having it during tiie holidays. 'Ihii is the time when it will briny the most pleasure to those you love—and to you. I’icU out their ear today. Make it possible to have their Hatter lunch at the curb on Christ* jr ns ciiirnir . wail my to wish them a Merrier Chrisjnu.s, u.tJ the happiest of New Years. U U 1CK M' VlOU i.’ DM I’ANY, FLINT. MICH. ; , , uf U D i^ ti.l Kitduii l uijhituiiuii SANFORD IUIICK CO. Is engulfed by these great activities. MACNul.lA AVENUE Public improve­ ments of great magnitude, construction and building in record-breaking amounts are planned for this section immediately. A ll these projects will greatly enhance the values of properties in this setion. T h e time to buy in Marvania is now. M A R V A N 1A IS T H E T R A C T WITHIN THE LA ST C IT Y LIMITS T O BE D E V E L O P E D T H E R E WILL N E V E R BE A N ­ O T H E R O P P O R T U N IT Y T O SEC U R E L O C A T IO N S SO C L O SE T O T H E H E A R T O F THE C ITY . ACT TODAY, SALES AGENTS Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. Scruggs-Scoggan Co. i >•> - I .j �FORD HERALD, WEDNE8DA " * 1 enng i a., on uuar own, bt* rcterrbur*c IN Before li * _______ ; ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 03.— (iF)— C raig Frantz was happy today, in spite o f the fnct that death i<f hoverlap over his Led at Mount Park hospital here, w ailing until it suits him to swoop down and whisk the soul into the great heyond. j j e was happy because his mothor and father are on their w ay here to see him before he enters G hen »mr [H “ [n®* irtn L-rtoent or fSrt.Pec- 28 E* SifoMs a *v,tial bom- & of •!» fcjjcn,': them ‘ > today made up a purse- to hi re and to caro for them icomfortably while hero and to see them back home. The tick­ ets h n v e been wired and the par­ ents o f the youth were expected to take the first train from n.-ir ‘L ast Journey’ i K p_ 0them Georgia Roads Are | Damaged By Rains i Florida through Georgia to use the trains instead o f automobiles for a time. w ftrf ST, W Formerly the Carter Lumber Company gr K x, “dualistic m two bodies, *rr*e half the i f ' ,.jn coming Mr tti:y n<'-t suf* ffij t nBtual do-i i f * a but such •Wf [t'f-*cfnce into m f,- also pro- -J * ;,i temper- j ^ai action, to pri'cnt heat.” SU i when these Jgf itf. "a few M grants were Oh fragments S ' collected into ytf the planets, ■lodits of the JET h matter was tine, says Mr. E \ f the reE rotating moCtarally all, nr l^rae sense, or kt:re system.” Lw’.th the prottiiimal theory’ Gradually built L together and tier bodies, ft he adds, that Muipped with ws am! atmosLith lift when L in rise to the tents of aster[ oi/out the sun L id Mars and feo it. Eudon of heat h by such lioilr readjustments, Kit volcanoes THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE BECAUSE OF AN UNAVOIDABLE EB­ RO R APPEARIN G IN THE ADVERTISEMENT A N N O U N C IN G THE CHANGE OF NAME. rincess Here's a dish that's truly "F it fo r :i K in g ." Wo have endless delici­ ous varieties for you to chon i- front. Rich caramels, pure fruit flavors, mellow chocolates. You can get this favorite A m u u a n d e ss e rt iu hulk, h r ick or special individual molds. Your nearest dealer carries them—or phone 031 for prompt service. Courtesy anti Quality It's a creamy treat— the best thing to cat! Seminole Creamery Co sect Paul Ber;for the world’s losing chum»-■day will be *innrr o f the huaro Garden 1 McTipue and 110 West Second Street Open Christmas D a y S to II a .m ., Ji:30 to (5:1.1 p. nt O U R G IFT D EPA K T U R E S , M IRRORS [M ENT BRIMMING FU LL O F N O V E L T IE S — E X Q U ISIT E LINE O F PICSMOKING S T A N D S , A N D FANC-Y C H IN A . Our Specials ,. c n F rC U S H IO N 11 ■ ' * M A S S IV E IRON BED, S P R IN G S A N D G O O D M A T T R E SS , . : •• $ 2 7 .4 8 . , Furniture Com pany, Inc # SAN FO RD AND G E N E V A AVENUES $> ♦> ♦> ♦ > * ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦>4> ♦> ♦t V * > ♦> ♦> <♦ ♦ > ♦♦♦* * * * * * �:r t true BY CONDO — : t e R K —C lo a s iN (a T O R e^R TtCt-^. SH O V E S HA r e ^ C FW Amap ^ T MLots, ’ »°">e Property, S< k. WHY RENTi r o o m c o t t a g e w ith t rn ‘ r d . Sn.nno n o ? ! 5 3 .C o*150 A Christmas Gift That Increases 'RCSO'MG.'S C^ptSST TH3R A R T lC K S .. HAIR T3ACK from year to year is an account with the Seminole County Bank and it is the most substantial and lasting kind o f a Christmas present you can give nny member of the family. New accounts are cordially invited. 4% Interest Paid on Savings Account. m a y w e a s s is t y o u in m a k i n g 1926 4% Interest Pain on Savings Accounts, A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR G O /VME> S E T *4 A T A M D p U T IT O N l l - y^ N T T H tN C i T O K ^ e - P “THAT P O O P L t O O T o p Y D U fc e y c ^ S l(J. C I T H E R . X > o T H A T O R S ® S T H A T X rM t V A l t C E O O N D -Y Of* TOUR OTHOR C L ^ f^ K S — pR eF eE A G L ' C ? n <5 T H A T 'S h t o p f s c e s s c y B 4 L T > i i ‘, 1 _____ Seminole (lounly^ank S a n fo r d ,F la . FLETCHER-BULGER R E A L T Y CO 108 E. Second St STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS Phone 746 113!i Magnolia W ONDERFUL 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 pro­ perty there is now a small house, with au­ tomatic water system, bath room, electric lights and telephone. HOMES—LOTS—FAR!® ACREAGE Christmas and New Year’ s O ffe rin g Anyone wanting an ideal setting for a home should see this piece of property. Price $8,500. Terms may be arranged. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS KARIf. J. SCHULTZ 1st National Bank Bldg. A R E A L BARGAIN: 10 ceres fines G ncres cleared and tiled. Good tvvc all farm equipment, Including mules “ steal” nt $8,000.00. 10 acre celery farm, 1} acres clea Can get immediate possession. $5 terms. 85 ncre3 finest Black below Lake Jessup. market. Franklin Terrace lots low lots adjoining. Ask We are going to offer a few lots on our development which is nearly completed at pre-development prices, for a limited period, on very attractive terms as follows: Hammock ce priced consi well located us abou* thi COLCLOUGH REALTY C( R e a l E sta te General Insur 311 First National Rank flldg. Phone 744. Fln- W. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager L ot 2, B lock 7, Mellonville Ave., $4,000 Lot 9, B lock 6, Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o s u r e ............... $4,200 Lot 10, B lock 6 Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o s u r e ............... $4,200 TERMS Telephone TERMS: FIRST PAYMENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for ,10 months thereafter, which takes care of nil interest charges. THIS OFFER CLOSES JANUARY 1st, 1926 FREE— TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE * FREE— REFRESHMENTS AT COMMUNITY DIN ING ROOM. See Our Salesmen AT 4,000,000 ACRES From $4.50 to Si),000 per ai Timber lands, $12.50 to $65.00 per acre. Farms with buildings, $25.00 per acre up. M O O R E H A V E N . O V IE D O Ite-Snlcs Dept. 214 E. FIRST ST. Phone 453. 108 Magnolia Avenue Phone 117 River Front land, $ 9 .0 0 per acre up. Ocean Front, $100.00 per foot. Wo own fro*? anil ilm r ' land tw> mil •- sooth of %!. Baker Highway ■ i • •t; .•Trail and in Ido th • •*■ > completed, it i* etn m--1 $1,500 per acre whin ththi:' winter. Also 15 acres of fim*. ! at Ovideo, easily cleared celery and fruit farms, n mail and the railroad. • of drained muck n, right o»i the ■ v. ith Tamiami wir h are nearly . will he worth » l » ire finished BRYANT & HATHAWAY Number 6 Ball Building, Opposite Pi : w< II, vegetable land i ’in n -n o of the good th- r)\ iodo-Gincva hard We can make attractive price and terms on these or will exchange one or both for improved property at Sanford or vicinity. 209 Magnolia Ave. Phone 231 PACKARD REALTY CO Office, S a n ford , Florida. Another Bungalow just completed, four rooms, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. Easy terms. A Bungalow of three rooms. Nearly finished. Electric lights, bath, and fireplace. Lot 50x116. $4,500.00. Easy Terms. 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Last TH E CHRISTMAS GIFT T h e gift of an ible assurance ai dependence aac rive-room Cottage* bath, electric lights* fireplace and garage. Lot 66x116. Only $3,500. Easy terms. Here you’ll find food of the best; music and en­ tertainers offering the utmost in enjoyment, good commanderio unre­ strained yet never unre­ fined— favors, frivolity, fashion, good fellowship. Dinner at 8 O’clock Dancing from 9:30 fni* thi? belovet These places are well equipped with dish closets and closets tor other uses. These are real bargains. Let us show them to you. Eve revel — to usher in 1926 amidst fun, frolic, festivity and the light fantastic. Lake Mary Development Company 85 ft. Fronting Seminole Blvil. and Commercial St Luke Monroe. 138 ft. o ff Sanford Ave. Information 108 Magnolia Ave. T H E PILO T Let the antce this phone 117 Approximately Masonic Bldg BROWN REALTY COMPANY Union Avenue The Seminole Syncopa ters, an eight-piece or chestra, will serenade. Reservations $2.50 per cover. Make table res­ ervations now for coup­ les, foursomes, or parties by telephone, letter or call— VALDEZ HOTEL Wurt W. Warner, Mgr TE AND INVESTMENTS New House Palmetto Ave., all new furnished. Good terms ............... $10,500 Lot 64x117 Cypress Ave., off Celery Avenue ....................................... $1,900 Lot in Mayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good terms ................................... $t,500 Two Lots Oak and Central Ave. For the two ....................... .......... $5,000 Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain. Three Lots, 7th Willow St., $7,500 for three. Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12,000 Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp., $1,150 I.ut in San I.anta, 56x110 ............... $3,500 16 E. Second Street on hard road and railroad near large sub r ,lcre - ...................................... - .......... $300.01 a' rc* in fine grove borders nice, twenty nve acres right on railroad .... j anj propOSCJj highway near San ford ready In subdivide !>«••« .......................................... S25.0UI frontage on'ham^M , 8treel .w,th five hundred and sixty feet T j k, ,he vcr> buy in the city, price $100,000. l * o lot* corner ihirteenlh and Palmetto, I l t x ll 7 , $7,500.00 foil r t « n *U» *eighth n ’ u***’ fifl> ,)y nne hundred twenty seven, from hiilht? ,r«*™ » " each lo*. one block trom Orlando* Urlando highway, priceoran? each,e te rm s....................... $1,000.00 8 1-4 Acres with house, on New Smyrna Hi^h mile from Osteen. 3 a cre s cleared. Price $4> a ttra ctiv e terms. Lot 60x127 Oak and Central............... $3,500 Lake Monroe Development '" • » s jSt pHtc'ii.ooo.oo: K u r a . «II u„tV l^ ' " “ ric l,T l ;v T rt' r.m,lc ‘ l . s f t O ffice Phone rulcston-Brumley Building Sanford, FTa. “« • * -m SI? ,SLr.S1Sv45SW” p" ' ’ - » 120 Iteflidenre �( THE SANFORD HERALD,JVEDNESDAY, DEC, 23, 1925, 1— Announcements 10—For Rent, Rooms 33— Wanted L—Sale, Real Estate AU CTIO N EER FOR RENT: One or two bedrooms WE SELL lota and subdivisions wuh or without use of kitchen. Magnolia. at public ruction. Lafa Burger, ‘J l ACRES facing Ia»ko Mary San­ Room 0, Rock B id e . Orlando. Fla. ford. Fla., for sale or exchange FOR RENT: liv e ly front room, for Southern California. Write 3— Autos, Rent r 1 to K°ntleman only. 1 ownall & Stone, Banning, CaliAUTOS FO R HIRE FOR RENT: Bedroom CAGJE A U TO SERVICE Di man. 516 W. 1st St. or night. Meets all tra ils. Ba f i g s transfer. Phone 651 and 63FOR R ENTTIT nr~1~ rooms. 12til o ak Av REEL A SONS _ You Drive It. . W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. R. 11— For Sale, A c r e a g e ^ j. Advance £"*ilt be re* , utrons and \ immediately *■ lOr 8c ------ Tc r ': : s c ^ d o u b le a line a line a line » above jntu arc for con* of 30 for Is restricted wifiralion. J made The San£ I,, responsible Ljrrect insertion, j for subsequent Lntfice should be IIEAN-BEIM; FOR SALE: Chevrolet Touring enr Reasonable price. 200_Holly Ave, FOR SALE: W ithout a dollar Without | . down. Ford truck, equipped with rexal axel and dump body. A d ­ dress Box 55, Sanford Herald. ATTENTION! $725 cash. Balance terms PRICE $1050 DAYTONA Dodge coupe, excellent con DEI.AND FARMS OAK AVENUE LOT Dodge touring car. Dodge coupe, A -l condition Ford coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, special. Arrange Adjoining Facing Young's Development. $100 cash. Balance terms. PRICE $2000 Daytona Phone 3 Efficient. T WO LOTS IN MA Y F A IR Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of ’> and 10 Acre Tracts nr Entire Sections $150 Per Acre and I. W. PH ILLIPS, SONS , with you unless wr address, iiunce MUST lie vm »l The San* •ffice or by letat dbrontinuan- Onk and 2nd St $1200 cash. Balance terms. PRICE $4200 EOT IN MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS PRICE $1850 Terms can be arranged. (i— Business Opportunities PERM ANENT W A V IN G : Have it done tho “ Nestle W ay.” Satis­ faction guaranteed. Special prices until December 25. Apply at once for appointment. Miss Virginia Ixing. Over M obley's Drug Store. isories O pportunities Service , Apartments tHouses LRooms HARRY K. PRETTY MAN (Incorporated) 112 South Park Avenue Phone 632-W. SANFORD AVENUE LOT 50x124 PRICE $1500 Terms can be arranged H in t lowia. Troea 0 and Supplies 1 md F g g s [Notice liters and Supplies [Help, F e m a le Help, M ale Help, M ale or Help, S a le s m a n I Situation, M a le [situation,Female 5 ROOM HOUSF located Sanford Ave. within city limits. $2500 cash. Bal­ ance terms. PRICE $5000 17—For Sule, Houses r UK SAl.r.: Right now possess­ III-TEST building tile and brick ion. New, all modern, 5 rooms Sanford Cement Products Co, and hath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ 5th St. and Maple. alow in mo.it select part of San­ ford only SniUO. $2200 cash, bal­ LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ ance easy terms. Bayard Really scriptions, Drugs. Sodas. W t Co., Phone 20$. lid S. Park Ave. are as near you as your phone. Call 103. ■ d Board SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. m. Office, Stores Successors to GiUon & Platt 116 Magnolia. Everything d e c W Acreage trlcal. Phona 422. Electragitb ■Exchange Radio. I, Groves o, Houses WIGHTS—Tbrea stations. Mag­ ta.se, Rent nolia and Second. First and Elm. [ve Stock Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. le, Miscellaneous Expert service. leal Estate WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing pniture Engraving, Embossing. See u» Ire Wanted first. We do It. Phono 417-W lound R. R. Ave.-Commerctiil St. p , Jewelers E. Decorating, JAMES H. CO W AN — All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue end Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. UP FATH ER ® E V E ^T C E N T » Shingles Roofing Sewer I*ipo 33— Wanted Help, Male SALESMAN We have a good opportunity to offer real estate salesman. One who is familiar with the greater Sanford district preferred. SERVE YOU YOUNG MEN to travel. Steady pleasant work. Good pay for hustlers. Apply daily, Mr. Allen, room 21, Lincoln Hotel. Hours 12 to 2 a. m. and 0 to 7:20 p. in. L U bl-htih MEN: We pay you a weekly salary, tuition to college and bonus while attending. Eleven weeks work. Apply daily Mr. Allen Lincoln Hotel. Hours 12 to 2 n. in. and 0 to 7:2(1 p. ni. G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 Sn legm an COME TO MAKE MONEY SHOW YOU HOW When Suzette Bermudez, Argen­ tine dancer, appeared before Judge Gates in Los Angeles to ask for alimony from her husband, Jose Bermudez, Judge Gates asked her how much money she was making. Learning that she was making more than Bermudez, the judge denied her plea, declaring i(te could take care of herself. Tires and Tubes OUR MONEY WHEELER At p rim that are right Incorporated Pan Am and Standard Gas ana Oils Realtor “ Veedol Oils” 410-411.412 FJcctric Irons Radio Supplies COME AND LOOK I'irsl National Bank Bldg. Phone 4D0-W. RINK’S FILLING STATION MAKER OVER Phone -Ifil-J YOU 'Ll, THINK IT'S T ill 11 i.t Sanford Arc. flunfoid. Fla. MORN I MAKE A HUNDRED 27— I’ iano Tuning .ME13CH HLDC 3H— Wanted, Situation Male POSITIONS W ANTED: White help nil vocations supplied on short notice. IMense write, wire or phone 2632. Northern Star Km-oyment Bureau, 30 K. Church St., Orlando, Fla. 10— Wonted Itenl Estate WE HAVE a large waiting lint for small houses. What have you to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 First National Bank Bldg. I BUY, pay cash for second hand WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif­ pianos. Addresa Box 352. teen acres adjacent to it. Must bo on good road and priced right. H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch Call Southland Iteutty Corporation. jewelery and clock repairing anil 100 Main Street, Daytona Beach. engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag- Phone 850-L3. nnlia .4 nainllil iBmftn tliltnolin Avenue. Phone 44: 28— P lan t, S eed s. T r e e s ITEW ART THE FLORIST" Flowers for all occasion. 814 Jtyrtlo. Phona 260-W II— Wanted to Kent REFINED YOUNG lady wtshen room with private family. Veryfond o f children. U. B. T. care Herald. ____________ Itunldeot of l-'lurlita tinea Ilefet anr<-a: Klrat National Hank. Poultry and Errs REMINGTON Portable four-bank Typewriters, "the king of port­ able*. $60. Barret Portable Adding Machines. Can't bo beat. Seminole Printery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS' •ACREAGEb u s i n e s s -h o m e s • WANTED TO RENT: For about two week* one portable pumping We doubt if nil the radio static outfit with gasoline engine. Capac­ ity 1500 to 2000 gallons per hour. is due to the weather. Some o f it must be in the orchcstru. Address G. S. W. care Herald. M fo w /2 7 V tik lezR ecilty Q ). V aldez H o ld B u ild in g By GEORGE McMANUS D W W H M * I 'L L . O O THE b O T L E R . Y O U O O H T H A .V E TO PLAT VERV PO i<E.iR. o f t e n V 71H H I 'b Itaitlntor, nmly, Fenders, HunItlng lluard, ltepalrlnc 4Ve Hpeclallia tn Wreck* Sanford Radiator and Body Works Itadlatnr*. Lamps and Fenders All Aiiloimiblla Metal 1’urta Welding, llrnzlng and Sotderln* W ork l l u i r n n t i r i i lo I’ lraa* SOS W e a l Second Street Sanford, Florida W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET <10 Sanford Ava. Sanford. Fla. Porter E. Pitts Hi:At. KSTATB IIM IM I3 1*1 Nb ''I. Hank IUJ*. Fliotu' Ini VV H.illfiiril, Fla. ll.-(iri'*i'in lint W, v. whtslsr, Itial F*tuta llrokur Sheet Metal Co. WANTED TO RENT: Private, modern room, bachelor. Give lo­ FOR SALE: Nice fat duck.*. Phone cation, price. Apply Box 23 cart* 178-J. _______ _ Herald. ROOM WANTED by man and 31— Special Notices .wife with refined people. Con­ J. E. 8PU KU N G, sub-division venient bath with running hot wa­ ter anil storage for auto required specialist. Subdivision to Or­ ns well us other conveniences. No lando. Florida, and ^ * ® r 1 objection to distance from busi­ Heights. Florida on Dixie High­ ness section if nil good road. Give way^________________ __ _______ _ lowest rent in first letter. Address 32*—Typewriters, SupppHes 112 care of The Herald. 30— tilt To llio Alluni'into Spring* Com­ pany, u Corporation: It In-log m.lilt' III appear tn tillJ. H. HUTCHINSON Court that a Summon* In t'liuneei> HKAI. I.VTAln Inin In'oti linrstiifnre Initloil III till* t i l Went Klrat Htreat rsti.ii*. illt, t int tn ymi, and tlnit I’houn Hi tile Sliorllf of Memlnoto 1‘iilllltv Florida, lot* riunlii >•'111111 mat tho "Member of HANFORD, FLA same rannot In- *erv,*il "Wing tn Florlil.i Ntute >11111 falluro to tili'i-l officer* and Ftorlal* Arniorlallnn. appoint ugi'iit*. or to liiivo >vlilUn tit la Stale un officer or agent upon ulnim proeeSS rnilld lie nerved, and that your officer* and agent* are linknmvn; 'l1lie re fore, you, The Altnnmnte Spring* Company a corporation, named a* a defendant in the above IIAH IIFIt S l l l i r eaune pending In tin- iilmve Court, being a liroceeillng lo ,•*113 Maifmdia Ave. talillHli and uiili't the till.* to tinI First Class Barber* following I,iiidn niluate, lying and Special Attention I,ring in llie County of Seminole and Stale of Florida, more particu­ Given To Iaidlcs and Children. larly llen'rllo'll a* follow*, t n-w |t ■ Trail No 1 l.nt 2-1 of Vlilile 12. clrlffln'i SuluHvIston of the South line - IIulf i S1j I iif the Northwest • anft el iS lV 'il of Section 1. 'loivnnliip '.‘ I Suiitlt, llange 30 Kant, an recordril In Flat ItnoU C, page la of the politic record* of Orange Elton J. [Houghton County. Florida. Tract No J lad 21 of Annie It ARCHITECT miffin'* Huhdlvlilon of the South Quarter ( NW1, > of Section * Flrnt National Hank Didst, tllie-llalf IS ',) of the North went Tnwn*lil|i -I Hotilh, It.nice .10 Kail Sanford. ------------ Florid* k. recorded In Flat llook C, page 30 of tho public record* of Orange County. Florida. Traci No 1 l.nt t n* shown on llie plan of land* of The Alta­ METAL WORK AND AU­ monte {.amt. Hotel N:n Igullult Fonipany, a* recorded In Flat llook TOMOBILE RADIATOR C, page tl. of the pilhllc record* of i unngo County. Florida, REPAIRING. are hereby rniutreil t o b e and ap­ pear before mil' nald Circuit Court nl tl>** Court House at Sanford, Florida on Hie «tli day of January Ilodgins & Cowan A I' FJJfi. and then and there rn.'ikv un»wer to tin* Idll of com­ plaint exhibited ngulu*t you III Mil ■ w it h T O U R LOCK' c ) C O '^ r) T O O' T O OWN TO W N - This is a real 507 1st. N atl, Bank Bldg. Phone 210 HAO •l NObTv \ <f*<T b O M E Terms WILL BE GLAD SANFORD GROVE. Inc. COME IN THIS cash register, 1 FOR SALE: Land to sell on the cheese cutter, can be seen at tho main road, in Grnpeville, one Popular Market. 315 E. First St. half fieri-. Apply George T. BalCOME PICK out your Christmas tree, at corner Park and Second. From Monday noon on. Or phone older 265. We mount and deliver. LOST: Abstract covering lots 9 M. M. Lord. and 10 Flora Heights. Please reFOR SALE: Nit- fat live turkeys ttirn to 1. T. Stringer, Box HJ, city. fur Christman. G, W. Spencer. LOST: Black suit case on Celery Phone mil. Ave. Contains book on Peoples COME PH K out yuur Christmas Bank. Red lojvel, Ala. Return to Ire**, at corner Park and Second. Herald office anil receive reward. From .Monday noon on. Or Phone FOR SALE: Gas stove. 909 Lau­ order 265. We mount and deliver. rel Ave. COAL FOR SALK Lincoln Hotel. Stucco Shoot Hook WANT work or change of posi­ tion? White only. Northern Star Employment Bureau, 20 E. Church St., Orlando, Fla. 20—For Sale Miscellaneous FOR SALE: Bicycle, i tlon. Can be seen nt FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ nolia Ave.______ ____ room. 618 Oak Ave. Phone y n]e— Furniture 622-W. ______________________ __ FOR- RENT: Large upstairs bed­ We carry a full v room. 306 Palmetto Ave. Our price* are right, FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with term*. We want ynur Sanford Stove A; hur" ‘j out meal*. Reasonable rates. 321 E. First at. Lincoln Hotel. a v COLLVMAxC<^»E TOOK Ixmg leaf 1(10,000 ft. timber for W. Patter­ BEST F I)R 7 .\ L H 7 ~ ! Ave. G WANTED TO BUY: round timber from up, must be high land saw mill purposes. T. son, Maitland. FOR SALE: At South Sanford (Ginderville) new 3 room bungFOR SALE: Pair good mules at alow, 2 porches, also small cot­ a bargain. Address A. M. Box tage and ono building lot, size of 65, Sanford.__ ___________________ lots 70x123, cosh or terms. M. C. A spin wall, owner. 10— For Ilcnt, Rooms rhs Garber Pod barber fes welcome. Jldez. TWO GENEVA AVE a Drenmwold. $15i PRICE $2000 PRICE JUUO 19—Sale, Live Slock MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general cement work, sidewalks, build­ FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three ing blocks. Irrigation boxaa. J. B. mule*. Will sell cheap or trade Terwilleger. Prop. for Ford truck or Fordson Tractor. Call L. H. Echols. Telephone b!0L2 HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa oService. Quality and Prica. AIR COMPRESSOR for filling station and other purposes. Com­ S— For Kent, Apartments plete with electric motor, first FOR RENT: 2 room apartment class condition. * all 1 _________ 1009 Union Ave. Nenr new ho­ WOOD FOR SALK: Lea tel. Box 91-A, Sanfurd. Ha. FOR RENT: 2 room sleeping porch and bath, good location, light and telephone, paid, furnished. $20 per month. Phone 727. [NTHACTORS FOR RENT: Nice upstairs bed room. 206 t-2 Palmetto Ave. January the * Painters scale FOR RENT: Front bed room, con­ hour. venient to bath. Hot amt cold water. Telephone 385. 206 Laurel *1* Sanford CARPENTER Foremnn. Compe­ tent to handle construction of ten houses at a time. Box 22, care Herald. * with well built garage on lot 1)0x124. Located just outside of city limits. PRICK $1260 CASH HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Estimates given. Superior w ork­ manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co., Gen. Delivery. Orlando.___________ SAND for building and construc­ tion purposes. Delivery from quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. GROWERS SUPPLIES TENT HOUSE 7— Business Service :ication3 of Franklin and Palmetto Avo. $700 cash. Balance terms. PRICE $2500 DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1924 ditlon. 1924 1923 1925 1923 1922 CORPORATION lot c o r n e r BUILDERS MATERIAL I'urned Down WANTED TO BUY: Second hand twin baby carriage. Write W. P. care Herald, giving price and lo­ cation. 5— Autos, Sale ffrerage length PAGE SEVENTEEN \ HATE THAT OUT* 2 Lots, Oak Hill, $700.00 each. $200.00 cash, bal­ ance monthly. 3 I.tils on Mugnoliu at Franklin. Under the mar­ ket. B e a u tifu l C o r n e r L o t oh Magnolia at Hughey, Lot on Oak, near Franklin at $1,500.00. $500.00 cash, balance $15.00 monthly. U t No. 24, Fort Mellon near Mayfnh*. v .agi*4ri P . C a rte r REALTOR <n< iilb s 230 MeLsch Bldg. Phone 718 il Lli Winter Days Are Here M lit Jffej* See Our New Assortment o f i i . Andirons and Fire Seta Ball Hardware Co, PHONE a 01423 er Int-c M atuhc S ckvice. Ixc C i«»ia'^ ^sju ^******^ �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, .PAGE EIGHTEEN l On the high shores o f the St. Johns River A home in this Ideal and Historic setting will be a Pos session of Distinction and a continuous source Improvements will preserve and commemorate in re­ fined beauty its Historic Lore, and at the same time af­ ford every modern comfort and convenience rightly be lonoine to the Highest Class Residential Community. Reservations arc now being accepted. D on’t be too SA L E S A G EN TS Masonic Building ■ ■ B a K n M I H B n m Telephone 707 �Y fsSfS-Vl V THE SANFORD HERAl.fl. “Newsies” - Stress Importance During Christmas Season 1I T A L L A H A SS E E , Fin., D ec. 23. ( A P ) .— With the approach o f the Yuletide season, newsboys o f Flor­ ida, ns well ns other states o f the country, arc beginnig to make themselves known. Virtually ev­ ery carrier o f publications o f the state has fortified himself with the fam iliar Christmas cards, ana residents o f the cities, towns and hamlets where they arc sold, are ready again to testify that to t ueccssfully "d od ge” the youngsters entitled the "d od ger" to a medal o f honor. George F. Cochrnn, Sunday ed­ itor o f the Lakeland Ledger, re­ sponding to the request o f Earl Mullen, editor o f that newspaper, aptly expressed the position o f the newsboy on the newspaper around Christmas time in tne following verse: “ It takes a million, More or less, And a lot o f men and women- M ore’n you’d guess— And every sort o f aid to get a newspaper made And ready fo r .he folks to rend the news. # 1 r J Ng . ' * '<>Ti l/ii©** vS| u.Km i • Hut it ’ud all be in vain, Just about, If one little link in the chain Dropped out— • The Carrier B oy— The Carrier B oy— That’s Me— Don’t you see? Ami its Christmas time— Don’t you see? Don’t you s e e ? ” -13 ST E W A R T S WASHINGTON LETTER By CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.__(Yp)_ Democratic floor leader in the new Keep perfectly quiet. Don’t even breathe. Out nt the government’s Bureau m Standards, on the edge of Wash­ ington, they’re measuring the di­ inmeter of a goat’s hind leg. write your name on a sheet of paper. Keep nuiet again, and .ne> II weigh that signature at the Bureau o f Standards nnd tell you hew much heavier the sheet is than it was while it was still blank. Be quiet about it, so's not to shake up the works, and they can determine, at the Bureau of Stand­ ards, how much the heat of a man ■<body affects the tomperatun of a good-sized room, depending on whether he’s in or outside. . . . They can do all these things, and more, too, equally marvellous, at the Bureau o f Standards, pro­ vided everybody’ll keep quiet enough. The trouble is there’s very little of the time when everybody will. The least little thing joggles the daylights out o f the Infinitely delicate machinery with which the bureau s scientists do their experi­ menting. That's the bureau’s group or buildirgs is on edge of Wash­ ington. It wns open country when it was built—as quiet as anybody could nik. Alas! It’s quiet no longer. Washington has spread out in that direction until it’s a regular boiler factory. L o h b y Puleaton-D rum ley n idg. S a n fo rd F lorida A complete line of [TS RUSSIAN FURS p, Dec. 23.— UP)— Amerure buying more than i’s furs. Experts this I3'>,000,000 over four blue of zhipments in war year. hTHREE DAYS’ m IERSIGH TO IR T H E R N IIT IE S ! Ii fton Ur»f, i i- f u a r x , w c lu A n i t U N E W , I I S. Allffiury. Fire*, lo(Ju4* BiN.-th, to I lL T I M O R B . | .10.96 yi u>ri cin nus [tOSTON, JIJ.5J | i" ! f.3 r .miction, to ethe, - lirif. V* Yak! Scitui rrrrf Ita dift fttxn KlUai Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomultion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in­ hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec­ ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for lersistent coughs and colds and other orrns of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains. In addition ta geosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satiafictory in tho treatment of persistent coughs nnd colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not reb'eved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Crco* mulsiou Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adr.) E V irtu . fomobllrt Carried. I r Ulutitaied Duoklet. I Keen Truspwtilka Cimpuj T c lrjh o n * f-o6)S •VXJCfJVlLLE, FLA. u J • Prescription for ■rippe, ITu, D e n g u e , fcver a n d M a la ria 'tills Ih© germs. Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing >lding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings Falh Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Utu.rd Nails Screen Wire Builders Hardware Dorrs Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of Sanford’s fast growing, highly restricted residential centers. Features— Embodying only the most ideal features from an artistic point of view. Tile and Oak floors throughout. Textonc walls. Beamed celotex ceilings, together with many built-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete dream home. Completely and elegantly furnished. FOR SALE BY Your Christinas D ollar will go twice as far with these prevailing low prices. A visit here will assure you that gifts for all can be hud for half their value. A Few of Our Special Hargalns: 75 Ladies’ Coats, newest styles, worth A $20 nnd $25, your ch o ice ....................... G itt A A 710 W. First St. Phone 172-w NEW LUMBER Y A R D OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. Magnolia at Second W. S. PRICE, Mgr. JLF. a l e s t a t b — i n v b s t m b .h t * THE DREAM HOME A . P. Connelly & Sons CASHLUMBER CO. Earle T. Field Sho always brings with her a handbag, which la the subject of a lot o f curosity. Of jdl.. monster handbags that handbag is the great-great-grandmother. It’s al­ most as big as an old-fashioned carpetbag. What in the world does the speaker’s wife have to lug around with her that requires such nn enormous contraption? It Wouldn't bo polite to ask, probably, but plenty o f people are wonder­ ing. * • • Ncnrly all the senators hnve automobiles. Any number of the representatives ride in siiect cars. Why is this? Senators nnd repre­ sentatives are pnid alike. General­ ly . speaking the senators nre no richer than the reprt-sentativs. No xplanation seems to be available. It’s just a fnct, with no particular why or wherefore. House of Representatives, ns he was in the last one, has a distinct southern drawl, which Is natural, for Garrett is a Tennesseean. But how comes it that Congress­ man John Q. Tilson, Republican floor leader, who represents the third Connecticut district, also drawls like n Southerner? liie nnswer is that Tilson is a Yankee only by adoption. He, too, was horn in Tennessee, nnd grew up there. While n student nt Yale he took a fancy to New Haven nnd stayed there. Tennessee then, claims ns nat­ ive sons both big party floor lend­ ers in the lower house of Con­ gress. That is, indeed, the Hog FREIDA STOPS SMOKING nnd Hominy" state’s proud dis­ NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—$ — tinction. . . . Freida Ilninpel, back from abroad has started training for the sea­ Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth by emptying her attends the sessions of the House son’s singing o f Representatives, as a spectator, purse o f cigarettes. Smoking is almost as regularly as her hus­ had for women, she concluded. It "is sometimes charming to see a band nttends them, ns n member woman handling a cigarette,” she and as speaker. says "but think whnt these charm­ Mrs. Longworth has a lorgnette ing people nre doing for the next and makes frequent use o f it. generation." .. •' Ja>'n’an Probably wouldn’t call it n boiler factory to be sure, the chances nre he’d consider it n very quiet spot. It isn’t actually in H A S ORIGINAL PAINTING the city—only, as previously re­ marked. on the edge. DRESDEN, Dec. 23.— @ — The But the way these scientists look original o f Ruben’s painting "H er­ at it there s a very bedlam of con­ cules Intoxicated" is in the pos­ cussions and shocks. session o f Fricderich August, fo r­ mer king o f Saxony, his art di­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 3 .-W * )rector says. Congrcssman Fin3 J. Garrett, Dctte Paine a dual caph { 1920 football eleven, SH IP LANDS ON HOUSE TOP lEdwarib, quarterback, (Hfamiitm, halfback. The The Price Is Right ESPINIIO, Portugal, Dec. 23.— Soultcd in a deadlock, so Itrs of the team decided (/P)— There’s a ship wreck at this SANFORD iooM rotate the honor, seaside resort on the top o f u house 200 yards from shore. A [redheads and each is a rcdon is the one nt the m ighty gale carried a four ton vessel from the sea way up In the [accompanying layout. air. m s IS SORE CITY. Dec. 23.— $ — btcin is sore because he H coal in Leavenworth, i Biddle: "he was made litre, porbably for the la his life.” , DEC. 23, 1925. Sjf W W | 150 Ladies’ all wool atui Alpaco Skirts, newest pat- A terns, all wool, worth $.’100 to $7.00 each. A A <(§ Your choice, each ....................................... ___________________________________________________ A Sr 70 Ladies’ long sleeve silk nnd worsted dresses worth & $10.00 and $15-00. Your choice for 10 A A JWf days only, each .......................................... ^ t l * v v 5 ? ------------------------------------------------------------Our goods arc newly bought from auction and direct from manufacturers. We have over 5,000 pairs of Ladies, Misses, Children, Boys nnd Mens shoes, all bought at auction that we offer at very low prices. Our stock is complete and includes over $17,000 of recently purchased merchandise that we offer at a saving of 25 to 50'J on your Christmas shopping. JS ' F o r T h a t F u tu r e M e c h a n ic a l E n g in e e r ! Foster that inventive spirit in your boy by present­ ing him with a set o f man-sized tools. He can follow his natural inclinations and at the same time be handy about tho house. You will also find these tools a PRACTICAL GIFT For father. We have a large selection o f tested tools, especially put up for gift-giving, at a range o f prices. TOOLS FOR ALL PURPOSES H IL L H A R D W A R E CO. “ The boy’ s headquarters for Christmas Gifts” Phone 5.T A | Florida Cash Salvage Co. p rfi ‘ II I V n u l — V iru l m S ta n ford nfl — - — r ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ On W e s t F l r . t S treet, S a n fo r d , Fin., one b l o c k w e s t o f H c l,a n d road, y o u w ill f in d a nulcnt . l o c k o f flu e nlnslm r cun nrlcn. p a r rote, p a r o k e e tn and Kold flub. F o r y o u r Clirlat ■mum prem-ntH Zl Ini* CUK«'« and NUlipllt-n. c'oino irut y o u r c l i o i c o whllu p i c k i n g In good. J. II. CRAMER West First Street 1 block west of DeLand Road Sanford, Fla. “ Buy today, with vision o f tomorrow, ■ ■ on the History o f yesterday” They’re the happy solution of what to give— most every taste and whim can be fully satisfied from our wide uml varied selections. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M ■ ■ EARNING MONEY OUT OF SCHOOL tion that is oil l',ft-v untl no ' pay et you anywhere, boys. some money of >'our ° wn i^ n 's’ slM . (I make a start toward a man s-sizc . ccount. T n a ti o n a l BANK Whnt a wonderful opportunity Sanford Electric appliances present for appreciated and practical gifts. Sanford Grove, Inc. HART NASON, Sales Director First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Phone 219 Wc are offering Special Values, too. Pcrculator— Breakfast Set— Grills— Irons— Tonstcrs— Curlers— AN IDEAL GIFT Jhuson Electric Floor Polisher, ns advertised In Jnnunry edition of Good Housekeeping on page 111. As necessary as a vacuum cleaner. No hand polishing. Turn the button uml presto— a high polish. Sanford Electric Co. 11G M AG NO LIA A V E N U E | ,l.vrO H I> . F I .A . k ill GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS. �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, BONDS INSURANCE SO Acres, quarter mile from city limits, fin e sub-division property, §500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an­ nually with interest at 8% . SANFORD’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE A Splendid Investment Opportunity At a 10% I’ re-Development Discount! Mnke Your Reservations Now It is to your advantage to familiarize yourself with our exclusive listings before purchasing, os they afford most unusual opportunities. Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business proporty. Knight & MacNeill REALTORS Magnolia At Second R. O. BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELI MRS. J. M. LcMOINE Salesladies. 1 .0 A N S Phone 48 INVESTMENTS 70 Acres on Marquette St., one mile from city limits. Price §300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest at 8%. 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage, property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a m ile fro m Country Club Golf Course. Price §1,000 per acre; third cash; third annually. 10 Acres celery land in Eureka H am m ock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. P rice §250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price §175 per acre cash. 71/ , Acre grove, excellent condition, three miles from Some Rare Bargains In Lots Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,50000, $500 down. . Sanford. Price §6,500; term s §2,500 cash; balance one and two years. Fruit paid 25% net on this purchase price this season. Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,625, with easy terms. REALTO RS McCALL& FOX “ The Firm Substantial” A ( Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills S a n ford real eata 1 04 Phone 72 Masonic Bldg Sales Agents For in m a t you m ay ge o n ce, consult a R o f S a n ford ’s realt CONSULT THE HOWARD CORPORATION : »m . i s i i n i ) & I i st T h e rig h t road [ see th e bright $ w h o k eep on bay L ire , ju d g in g th a t S a n fo rd — values will cor. 113,/2 Magnolia Avc. Phone 745 187 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 and terms reasonable. 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500.00 including crop. 13.7 Acres, 5 tiled nnd in celery. 699 ft. facing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. Easy terms. 5 Acres, nice C room cottage, 3 Yz in celery, 1 other crops. including equipment, $8,000.00. Good terms. Price 10 Acres, tiled nnd in celery, with all equipment. For price, terms, etc., see us. Lot No. 4, block 8, in San Lnntn on Pulmosa Drive'....!:................................. $3,000.00 Lot No. 8, on Summerlin Avenue in Fort Mellon, full view of Lake Monroe $2,010.00 Not No. 3, faces Elm Avenue iu Franklin Terrace at ....................................................... $i,:ino.oo Terms reasonable— Sec Mr. White. FO R A SHORT Tl IU F IC E : acre Phone 88 219 Meisch Building One in San U One in Rose 0 One in Ft. Mo ACREAGE Seminole Coojtj 27 3-4 acres, faces 1,500 ft. on Sanford Avc., 4 miles out. especially adapted for growing celery. $8,000.00 The most suited tract o f land for a Sub-division around Sanford, 35 acres, faces on Sanford Avenue 577 feet, and on Onoro Street 2,640 feet. If you are looking around for a house that you want to call home, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is, let us show you the most at­ tractive home we have for sale. For terms and prices on acreage—See Mr. Rich­ ardson. & GARNER 112 Park Avenue THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY 711 Palmetto Avenue Terms Right. Prices and Acreage, Business, Warehouse ami Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. 1.—2 5 -room flats, w ith bath, tin Mvrtli*. between lOtb and r.0 x t l 7. double tcaraco. 110,000 . Now least'll to Dec. 1020 at $00 faclnpc Hast l l t h streets. $ 1,000 cash. per month. to 150 ft. fnclmr Hast on Sanbetw een 10th and I lth Streets, 1. Terras reasonable. 3 — la arrn celery fa r m —7 acres tiled—'In ll u r c k a Hammock. Price $ 10,000. $3000 cash. 1 and 2 years on balance. DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 5 Acres Acreage on Country Club Road, with plenty of Lake frontage. 3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and dry, only, per lot ........ ............§1,260 AMID MAJESTIC PINES I have some good listings in homos, h.t me show you today. 1SAHT NASON, SALES DLRECTOK Don’ t forget to reserve that hd in Luloniu. 1,000 feet Lake Front On LAKE JESSUP Sandy Beach Reasonable Price TWO HOMES Between Pine Hurst and Young’s ibdivision. Very Easy Terms. Small Down Payment. A Real Investment. It. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real Estate and Investments 74 large lots close in Country Club Road A Bargain S. W. BRADFORD The Substantial Realtor M l Garner-Woodruff Bldg TELEPHONE 770 (1 Roam ynjtra ,00 c a s h . PAUL L A K E -R e a lto r Telephone 714 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg, Salesman— E. T. Moore S R o o m IIo u M Milane Theater Hide, IJjUK* �i ' ‘TV • ~r -. _— _ _ T II E SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY DEC. 23. AT LD IS OF AIR Specifications Jt Airplanes l future Found • Service Hook L , ;0 engage in % a certain close­ st,!.] be rushed McCook Field, pjvimnient ollir , ;j airplanes; ex. materials; what * anJ idvns were , obsolete; should be fJwhJt should he ihi-'b <3 the en- division o f the army air service, the book, which in reality is n ol a volume in the strict sense o f the word, ia known simply au the "W a r Bonk.” Its resting place is known to only a few and access to it is impossible. “ Should w ar be declared to­ morrow,” said n post otficinl, “ we con Rive this book to the wur de­ partment and say ‘gentlemen here it is. Go out and build them’. There will be no need to engage in a mad rush for verification o f ideas, such as was the caue when the United States entered the world war.' The book consists o f four sets of drawings and specifications. The first section contains all projects and problems under experiment. The second, lists every item that goes into construction o f nn air­ plane, from the smallest screw to the largest wooden strut. Draw­ ings show how everything is made, where materials may be obtained and nil details o f procurement to the finisned job. Terrific Hurricanes Take Heavy Toll In Liives And Property Over France V PARIS, Doc. 22.— DP). — Two deaths, scives of injuries anti ma­ terial damages amounting to sev­ eral million francs were the rcrults of a storm o f hurricane in­ tensity which swept France last night as the culmination o f the worst spi ll of weather experienced for many years. . jjt,,rnjs began with the nrrival of December and have been increasing ever since. The center o f last night’s hurricane was the coast 1,1 .Normandy, where the deaths occurred. In the third section under the hend “ obsolete,” are listed items ot airplane construction which may be u*cd hut which are longer m n u f a X m L ^ V V n ] chap.,! i, 1 ki i i I f T in ; c ih c it t r o r t iT o r t u b *»• P«*>Voner. take Charge of. niAUuko anti control her own out uu 9 i : \ i :.n t i i j i m c i A i . r m c i ’ i T ami property nnd to become a (rc«r Notice Is g iv e n o r r i . o i i n i A , i \ ,\\n f o h s k h - dealer In rvfry re*f>ect. cd bhla will be ren.lv> County Hoard of Public i n o i . k. n * r \ T Y . in c i i a s c k k y . 1I ° Ni’ “ b;” * consideration UK: Application of ANNA U WALT.ACR In Paris the Fifel tower station for tlto removal of the at midnight registered n south­ dlkablilUes of a mcrrietl westerly wind of 40 metres a sec­ woman. ond, or nearly 100 miles nn hour. Or.trr The strcctu this morning were Tills cause coming nn this day strewn with the wreckage of signs f- r final hearing upon the petition torn from stortf fronts, chimneys to-reln and IIk* report of the Hprci il Master, and It appearing to the and roofing slates. that the petitioner lias given Near St. Nnxarao nn English dueirtand l< gill notice of her nppLoitsteamer broke her hawsers and il"i» for the removal of the illmilil*married woman by pu'.illwas driven ashore, while reports li < of once «acH >veek for four eon* along the Atlantic seaboard from cation ilvt ' v.s iii n newspaper Bayonne to Dunkirk tell o f heavy , ..l>11t-lia-,1 in H.'utlnole t'oiintv. Florida: nnd from the report of *a:d damage. Master f Il«-«t In this rouse. \ illages and town:* throughout Special It appearing licit or lias d 'e the country report a damage to Iminlry a* the cnpuclty. rompetenproperty. Along the Vendee const " :-nd dual fleet . n of the petitionand at th month of tb.. d rill, , In l* r t ° take elM ye of and Pt.itl’iae V, . " . . . Of the Ulronde.! t „ u n ,„• „.. „ nii ............. a t....... mere were heavy rains nnd winds......... no a free .1 ,i. r amt it lo-ing Snow in the Alps hus further in'minion of said Speeial Master prayer of the pct'tlon communication. At Vigo, !& ? ,* ■ he granteil nnd tli.i th ilVtcrlplion j j. of integral parts of the airplan. as a whole which now are obsolete. v , in i f f , f t . - 'Hr ..... . •'»»' Walaee resulting from euveturo urt " ,',,«*d •'<’ removed amt tile Colli fleet nau l,-111 to to return rid urn entire fiehtimr i tenting licet lnB r,llly „utuf|.ii a. to the rat. to port• ,or rctligc. loll city, competency and iimillMcatbi thereof, it Is hereby ordered, udJodged and decreed that the report Of the »<pec!ill atnsti r ta this causo lie confirmed and approved It Is further o rd .r .J. adjudged nnd decreed that a Item... t,* and the same is hereby granted to the petitioner. Anna I.. Wallace, |n ac­ cordance with the prayer nf iter said petition to taku dtarge „ f a ,.,| ninnaue her estatu and property tinil tc become a free dealer In every res|i»»ct. And It Is further nrdorel. ad­ judged nnd decreed that after d u e puMoation of tills irdtr. as te. <1ulred by law. the petitioner. Anna I.. Wallace, shall In- klithnrlied to take charge of and control her e s ­ tate. to contract and to. contracted with, to sue and to be sued, to bind herself In all respects ns fully as If site were unmarried. Done nnd Ordered In Khnmbers at Hanford In this County of S e m i ­ nole an I State r.f Florida, on this the util day of Deoernher ft. I9 J-,. . . j j . DICKINSON. Judge of the I'lreult Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor­ ida. NOTH i: OK S ftAl.K OK 8I.T<l,IMtll. s r iio n i. ntsY HM T N t*tllicit I. lOTIIIUtU mt: K M I U N »H s \ N 1*1111 It H|>i:ri\|, TA X <1111001. Ills I It1 1 T» tiljjim h tai. tax IA. ba| e«sl- of bid Is given by th* be of the dbno ti action o f Seminole County. Klor y. Klorlda. .ut the payable at the pfflee of the .Superintendent itendrut -4 • Pub­ O i l ami State lic Instruction of. the ^ snhl Kach Md mi ____ __ roumv at the Court House In Sanford. Flo- with a certlfl rbla. on or before the <xplr.iil m of of |.'.00n. made thirty (30) days (M et the ft? trig pub Hoard of I'utdic. Hc.ition of this notice am. ........ Seminole llcatlon County. nnd until ten o'clock clock In the forundon of Jpn- rhcck nf the sure--------- . . . 12th. 1?:«. for, the purchase be retained ns Iniutdatrd of I ISO.DoS Special T.I* School |»!e. trlci Number l (otherwise known as Sanford Speclnl Tux School Pis trlrt) of Seminole County. Florida, bonds: said bunds to be d a t e d Jan­ to reject any nnd all bWs. uary l, l»is, ht-nrlnif interest ut All proposals should be address­ the rate of 8 1-2 per c»nt per an­ ed to tile County Hoard of Public num, Interest payable semi-annual-, Instruction for Semliml* C'Aunty. ly oh the first day of Jnnn try i n I Florida. Cure T. W , Lawton, gecreJuly each year until maturity: said tsrv. Sanford. FbtrldJ. and mjnked bonds to be pay aide In ,nmml .n- “ Bid for Honda.” * stnllments of lll.tioo. mi January ufi-WITNKSS the hinds of the Irt. in each ot the years lyju to man amt Seoretnry and thn s I cl |U3M inclusive and annual im-tsll- said Hoard nt Sanford. Sc nol* nUDts of fIS.Ouo. on January 1st. County. Florida, this the 9tit, Mb. day in •■licit of the years l a ; i |)|j of Dec 'tuber UJS. inclusive and annual losialliut nts of 920, 000. ou January 1st. m each cnf.NTY Ufa up of rynt.iC inof the > ears IOC* to I9M Inclusive i T I i C r T l o N for Seminole County. 1 lortdrt. 1 end 910.000. on January !st. r * .... J aid bonds have been validated by t s I: a i , OK HOARD) J)y KURD T. WILLIAMS. act of Legislature of the Stale o'f Chairman. Florida approved November 2’ird . 1*<25 and written opinion of Mr Attest: T. W. LAV.TON. John C. Thomson, attorney of New Hupt. and Kx officio #ecty York City, New York, approving WIUION, IIOt'BIfOr.DKIt & IIOYLK the validity of said bonds will be Attorneys for IbinriL furnished. Sabi bonds to be solo for Dee. 9-18-23-90 Jan 0. Best Buys in Orlando R eal Estate •I Make Money » #• I *I in I “ MINE” MY OWN BUSINESS . M A I T L A N D i; ‘WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET’ r Manasco “Let the Bees Work for You” H VNt! The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. REALTORS We Solicit Your Business f t Office Next to I’ ostoffice— I'hone 1210 J Longwood. IANASC0 --•a Wo have been in business “ boosting Maitland” ever since 1021, our officers taking an active and leading part in building values hero for our custom­ ers and clients. Lot us show you properties in this ideal section of Semi­ nole nnd Orange Counties. Maitland, Florida v ■■ 1,120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND Realty Company j Four Miles Lake Front On N ew ly Projected Road . Many Listings o f Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, $100 PER ACRE Main nnd Fine Streets Orlando, Florida 53 ACRES ON DIXIE HIGHWAY djoinintf Good Town. ' -J5ST ) Rhone 26G8 ( very / fl Lane-IIardison Corporation No. 12 Watkins Illdg. Phone 218G t| K ' f . Ji’ Suite 7— No. 2t South O range Avenue Rone 1741-W. Orlando, Fla. \ •> A‘ . X\«. A x .- . ,w \\\\v. FOR SALE An Ideal Spot Is this 1, and a little more, acres situated on Pine Lock Lake, having a water frontage of 500 feet. This has been platted and will cut into 7 beautiful lots, or it would make a wonderful site for a home. A N O T H E R B A R G A IN SN AP W /2 A cres in South Orlando Ln the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. I "r turn over will take $00,000 on the very best of terms. Eor inloritu* write, phone, or wire. •v HKAI. ESTATE LTl> to date listings of Business Property, Acreage Homes MARLOWE REALTY CO. O r la n d o , F lo r id a . P 2 North O range Avenue " v v p -'V ' . V 2 i * W L S 'l L t REAL ESTATfe I u l> ‘ This requires $10,000 cash, nnd the bal­ ance can be arranged. ! X** FLETCIIER-BU LGER 11 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Florida. . . i !V v* - ^ Phones 17G8—25G7 EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. REALTORS MR. I NVES TOR WE HAVE SOME GOOD DUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. Also Small A creage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando : See Us For Orlando Property Tt*. Sanford Office— 113V* Magnolia Ave. ROBINSON & SAMUEL “Never a Dissatisfied Customer” v \ ■ •> Miller Bldg. P. 0. Cox 1013 Phone 1G5 y Orlando, Fla. Iacres of land located on the Winter Garden State Highway, two miles from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. One "1 Itbcst subdivision tracts in Orange county. If sold Jit once will Ink*’ p j per acre. $.r,,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, LECt' 1, 2 and 3 years. iro H otel. iia -0 X Farms. Prices reasonable jfiyou arc looking for any thing in the above. Eastwood-Williams Co. 31 E. I'ine St., Orlando, Fin. . Small iik L ' i ' i \ m Business Properties and Call 2LS(), ask for a Representative to show you. Fine Sub-division Proposition. $250 PER ACRE l Acreage Our Specialty REAL ESTATE ft'- M 'I T *1 Phone 7iG. £ V * “ REAL ESTATE �s■ PAGET®. THE SANFORD HERALD, COMMITTEE RETORTS ______ WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— (&> — The special House committee ap­ pointed to investigate charges against Representative John W. Langley, Republican o f Kentucky, who was convicted o f conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act, reported today that it understood he would resign from the House in the event his appeal to the court failed. w r n N E S I U Y . DEC. HAS CLEAN RECORD ATTLEBORO, Mass., Dec. 23.— (A1)— Glistening like the jewelry made here is the city’s record as n law abiding community. P ar* ing the last year there has been no serious holdup, robbery or as­ sault and not one fatal auto ac­ cident. 23, 1925, LONDON TO HAVfc C A « u w NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—(A V There is to be a Madison Square Garden In London. It veil! dupli­ cate Tex Rickard's affair, not only in structure but in the fact that it will not be in Madison Square. The site will be Leicestershire. TY P E -A J. H. JACKSON STRIB TO GET M ARRIED Long Time Loans on Resiliences and Business Property. SAVANNAH, Ga., D ec. 23,—UP) — There will be no fighting, for a while at least, by Young Stribling after his marriage to Miss Clara Kinney. He says so him­ self, presumably referring to the square circle. Easy Repayment Plan S Office in new Merrlweather Building: 2nd Street. phone 6,1 and by the It appears to equal advantage at smart social affairs, or employed in the practical business of event day. 1 I Merry Christmas Franklin Gadsden OUdfs . Its refinement naturally attracts fastidious buyers. Its d ep en dability is valued by those w h o value their time and w hose time has value. A s k us a b o u t D od g e Brothers N e w C r e d i t - P u r c h a s e P i an WHAT TO GIVE? JtftprfUn Lafayette MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, INC CORN ER SECOND ST. & OAK AVE. Read The Ads Okaloosa .. Okefchobee Orange ..... The Herald A Palm Beach Pinellaa .... Putnam .... St. Lucie ... Santa Rosa Sarasota .... Seminole .. Sumter .... S u w gn ee.... Taylor ...... U n lit ..... .. Voltmia ..... You Will Find W \*JW Yvml ijrf W akulla .... Walton ___ W » nfcton 18,583 Gift AcceptibJe A,REAL GIFT---- The Herald Sent To t Your Friend For Next Year RESERVATION NOW OPEN IN The Most Scenic Section in the H alifax County a property unsurpassed in natural beauty and tropical splen you l ove ideal surroundings— you will want to own a FORREST PARK SECTION e open now— Select yours before the 305 First National Bank Bldg H. W. Mims, Asst. Distr. Mgr home �m __---------- THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1925. PAGE ELEVEN SANFORD REALTORS u<5 ;t « ■t'.A vt f EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION We have a real live client who wants several small acreage tracts suitable for development; lakefront and hardroad frontage especial­ ly desired. aelimination and [fort. The other jh demands con- t< r r| lilo J ' •l«i| per front foot. . (Next to Forrest Lake Hotel) ,j front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. •r *• idHL Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, ■* ,«>t£ 125 f t deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per f o o t MtO Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. • tO rr 1A tt jV. :,r: 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 M asonic Temple Phone 735 .1 \ Extension. ACT NOW. SCRUGGS-SCOGG AN REALTY CO. Inc. vb J idhi Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front f o o t These are some of the finest locations in First Street SELL OR v ■ \ he future growth easy it is to own ,M• .M -.1?. >o .1! I One Apartm ent Site— Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet future independ- r Lritt r, l | One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 This client is not interest­ ed in any property exceed­ ing $750.00 in city limits of Sanford or $350.00 outside o f same. than it is today ruE) Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. :ondition3— those faith in the fualmost a Burety ■I ■ »ui *jlH i Cash payment cannot ex­ ceed 20' c with interest pay­ able annually. •thoae who can I *I BUSINESS PROPERTY W* * •• V>»iA The Bodwell Realty Co. B oard 1.1•J r// 214 East First Street R. C. TISDALE, Jr. Sanford, Florida P h cre 453 Inquire Re-Sales Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT ! Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo Office fifth Aye. jfc H. A KINO n POBTEK K. PITTB ■ I o. 11. BTKNBTnOM J. P. r i m t M U M , III p i r p o M p lire m Phone 490-W One L ot M agnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres o f Water front property— Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. m R. C. TISDALE vV » LOTS AT A SAC- Phone 23 Real Estate Investment REALTOR 236-238 Meisch Building Business Properly CO. Phone 285 Sf 50, 75 or 125 feet—First Street Ex­ 11300 cash, batanea like cash. Balance la suit. 1*5 Last lOlU St. — ICUO. tension, fronting on Seminole Boule­ WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE- attractive price. HURST, BUENA VISTA,’ At a very SAN LA NTA AND CITY PROPERTY. One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ I Turn Property Quick Let me try yours looses OSCAR R. BROOKS “ The Lot King” Realtor 306 Firit Nation it Rink Did*. low the market. 108 feet front 77 feet deep at n yu rm LUTE HOWELL REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 , nug or THE BEST BCVB IF YOU ACT su" “ NOW 53 Acres Celery L a n d , about it. Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 l i o n . • * O f i r l f . i»a w i l l l « P « 7 . trrm a ■•*'* p u r r k w a a r . • » « « ■■ ■ m a l l a a J 700.00 « l o w » . I ,| ||. alow 701 aome ItEAL GOOI1 IIAIlfil'vs In hnalna.a proparlr that la f«M»« iMd llllINt Mr. 1 ■**•»« r*»« ab»*Ul»M I i iltr.r pa.o volthunt Ino.illgatloa. Sr* i»» lor aulfdlt laloo proprrtf, rloar In. f T. a. gallant r.. U. GUEES W. P. CARTER REALTOR 230 Meisch Bldg. Phone 718 ; I Xm *ui Nothing better in Sanford for an investment BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., IC . p a r t cleared. Ask us > Phone 713 b; $175 Per Front Foot re to (from we on the corner of Third Street and Myrtle Avenue .V REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708-709 y � 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 23, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 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/ed1e4e705dac925d93d8bbe8a7839b10.pdf f8b2853cf798e6f083ab177c9939f703 PDF Text Text {N E W S PA PE R TIIK W EATHER :„ "riO ijila’rt I lc j ir t, r d r c H t S r v c x e ta tn e Richest G a rd e n L am ! -— ■ Florida: fair nnd much colder tonight; cold wave if. extreme north portion; heavy to killing froati in extrem e north portion j A fso n rite d P r e s s Leaded W ire A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R E ig h te e n P a g e s T o d a y NUMBER 122. Nick Holds Up Sanford Dank h im i Declares He f:c j)t M a r i n e -position As n*:d Officer” (rector Is For Confab geeWho H as ir.okcd Out,” pr Comment Brys Win 1st House Prohibition Fight WASHINC.TON, Dec. 22.—(/U) — In the first show down on prohibition this session. House drys today swept aside by n vote of i:;9 to IV a proposal to restrict the use of funds for the purchase of liouor an evidence. The proposal was-In the form of no appropriation bill amend­ ment. fa m o u s New Y ork P u b lis h e r ‘m bs E a r ly T h i s M om !.?■' A fte r H a v in g R allied * fem O p e ra tio n L a s t W eek End Comes Peacefully ^ ho nt Suffering nines I r a n S in k in g Spell A ^ i 'l M id -N ig h t A n d T hen • wife s A n o th e r R elapse , The -bank ..... * of the city will c!o:v Thursday evening nt 9 0 clock and remain closed until Monday, Dec. lid according 10 a t. icv.i 'nt innde this morning 1 ” officials of the three insti-* tutiun^. In commenting on this dechton, liapk executives stated that uch in t ion was taken to allow the employees to take week end trips during the Vuictido holi­ days i! they so deal red. Requests for currency, pay rod requirement:!, tran sfer of RITES FOR N'orMy before 7 o’clock this i»nu:i.; i?t the Lenox Hospital. •'-r* -I'-jn -y had been suffering ! ‘toaitis which developed llownt-r in operati n for appenirnttT A nting S a n f o rd M att, ’ 11 Up i ■ \\ln> Wiw K illed A t H a in e s 1 •; i o . , r; '•■■ry. but early today h. t t(y S u n d a y B y N cffro, la y*'r ' « sinking spell and the L u rlc d H e re T h is Mo rn tn g '] 1 v iiiu n short time. ' \ VViiltn i i Funeral i ites fun Owen R. Hig"'*ri Mr. Mun.v*.*’* t-<-ni-t-*-1 gin-. wlio. was slmt «nd killed by a negro m Haines City Sunday at•ermion, were held tliis morning at -" m i oclock from All Souls Cath­ olic Church. Rev. M. C. Clu.sby nsi ted by Key. \\. 11ism ntn-i.*.- i „*i,l [p tflA . D ec. 22. [/. Gen. S ra e d le y a n n o u n ced h e from th e M a rin o [r to r e m a in in :s d i r e c to r , o f Lul an Iro u r In tKcadi’fck m a d e l would n o t a c [r.il in th u poni[r .1 <•ffleer of the L’v truck leaves loaded with pres­ for disabled veterans ia sent n in e as ,i ents la k e City hospital. - I known the. Sanford city adm inistration iv r;td In puck- su:d to lie model for many com­ preparatory munities. I * t vs commandPolice report for November Corps base «*. shows Sanford law abiding city. STATE Philadelphia One of mo:-t serious traffic • Mlmy nt jnmn ever suffered in tho Unit­ r Kendrick’s ed Slates is report>Al a t Jack ­ January last sonville. a one y ear’s DOMESTIC the Marino Death claims Frank A. Mun. ppolntmunt i t I! term oT s ty New York publisher, who r ago 1'rosi- pnst-til away early *hin morning : Mowing operation several days i the leave ago. , 1 uf 1925. rulili-her rallied from :• Coronado coal case which has roll iu midnight hut again beep in litigation for 11 years, I i ri!.ipio nh iut -t o’clock I I unseltl I a fte r ju ry Is di i"ing. The end <nine jc-ucetliar. ed Monday w ithout fixing ! apparently without much am ount of damages. Mr. Muii-i ritaiiu l John Rockefeller Prentice pro­ ■ i until the final re* le ts against publicity given him had rcquir.d that lii.i recently in connection with tho "• John M. liydgo of St. 'revelation th a t ho in now w ork­ burg, Fin., not bi neat f r ing his way through Yale. ■ of tier great age ntid Sir.edley Butler resigns from •lrd ornditicn. •M trine Corps, but Mayor KrndrVi. v/Hi not keep him in pres­ ent position. rmuc oi a run* a drunken neg­ FOREIGN ro while riding in his nutnmnhilo Hugo profits in English rub­ tiii'ougii tlic ntrcet.s of finin'.h t ity ber bt • iners revealed with ch arg ­ Sunday morning. It Is sanl that es mndo in American Congress the negro, after a few words, pul! i cc< iillj. ed the trigger, tin* bullet passed Finance plans of Paul Doum, through Mr. Biggin's head, onusr r are strongly opposed by cab­ ing instant death. The slayer was A total of 11)3 arrests wore 1traced inet ns well ns leaders of the to ii house nearby and kill­ i *.:i*I• hv Ih*- Hanford Police De­ ed during Chamber of Deputies.. the course of a gun bat­ partment during the month of tle with police and citizens. November. ; * '"tiling to the month­ The body of murdered man Schooner Towed Into ly report -f Chief of Police Hoy was brought to the Sanford yesterday (I. Willian , |ii. and costs ac'.imln and win taken to the P o rt With Its Captain lv coll itc.l amounted to ?2.710.7r-. , nfternm home of Ralph W ight, a brotherThi* i lid to show a very active j in-law, whore it reposed until time Suffering1From Burns month in comparison with the for the funeral this morning. h. uni fall reason. Surviving Mr. B ig g in a re hiNOR KOI K,. v r., Dec. 22.—(A1)— Trafflt vhilatin led the Ilrt The chooner Frederick J . Lovatt, with ,;H a m t . <1. rd 'iiy conduct mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins; bro­ which was afire ut sea, today was j showed 15. drunki r.nc: * .18, gahili- thers iMward and Jumv.i; his sin­ rafo in port a t Charleston, S. CL, | ling 12 nnd ci 'lit nrrests were ters. .Mr. Ralph Wight and Mrs. Xvherc her m aster, Capt. John Imt- niude on warrai.t diarging salt* ; I.iiVerne Hurt of Sanford; Mrs. tie, was taken to a hospital suf­ or illegal posse • inn of liquors. I Julian Stryker. I-ansdale, I’n.; Mrs. Harry Dickson, Orlando and fering from burns. In commenting on the report, Mrs. Lucian McLeod of Tampa. Tho fire resulted from a gaso­ •ucheur line explosion in the engine room, Chief William- tated thnt tho Mr. Higgins was tho son of the r. nnd the forcu of which threw the nmn- work of the force was very satis­ : hito J. ('. Higgins, for many years A when ter init of the room. Despite his factory and that every member ] tiie superintendent of the fir.it' di­ ■ studyi injuries Capt. I-attio directed the Imd shown the otuo.-t zeal in the ; vision of tiie Atlantic Const Line «s that•v » lk of fighting the fire and sav­ onposi-1 ed his ship, except for n burned financo away forecastle. Blindness devel­ f Depfrom his hurts, but subre­ A tlanta Will Not ir, but! oped fluently his sight hud been restor­ divided ed. . Tho coa t guard cutter Yaniacraw left Savannah; her home port, early Sunday to took for tiio Lo*"itt which had sent <listrc--s calls. The Yaimicraw towed her into port. Huiutiling'i ot a aturiu on I'icl Gulf of Mexileo are noted in tho ; Cuii of Mexico are noted in the 1 numbers of small craft uud other! meat vessels yesterday. One of tlicse the S. S. Hastings, commanded by ( ’apt. Ityatenda reported th at they the Charleston was that "tlic in­ ran into a gale whieii the wind tricate btrp and motion" Involved blew nt an estimated velocity of would endanger the buildings in 100 miles nn hour. whicli dancing occurred. November Aet»ve iVonth For Chief William’s F o r c e Position Heavy Frost Tonight Forecast By Dureau QUITS ItFSEKVE CORPS ORLANDO, Die 2.—(/P)—1> MILWAUKCK—Also becuino of ar.d Mrs. G. T. H ing, parent tho Mitcliell affair, H arry C. Ho­ Warren ( gan, of Bridgeton. Maine, hnr* re­ of the late Prcsid in Qrlanti signed as n first lieutenant in the Harding, have arri JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. 22. Marion. ( reserve. —(/P)—Warning of n heavy to from th rlr home winter her killing frost in the extreme north They will spend t I ortion of tho state and light to . with their niece M \ • j heavy frosts in the central portion born. ! tonight, wu* issued by the U. S. ' While Dr. nnd M I rived in Orlando I* w .ather bureau Imre today. presence was not n The advisory morning stated: "F air and much colder tonight til today, Ihty lu with cold wave in extreme north days immediately portion; heavy to killing frosts in rivul in touring tl of this extreme north portion; light to territory construe­ counties. heavy frosts in central portion tod" on tho Chnttoa*!, I night; Wednesday fair weather, TO HAVE SUNDAY HABER in south portion. Moderate y-Sovcnth ]i colder inns filc.l to fresh northw iat winds.” MADRID—Spain i ’ }o have - Maurico Sunday papers for tho first ‘jnu ih Its histocy. The unitors o’.sllm the iden .but Premier I’nmo dc Rivera has asked firmly that Ptj »• li.shers in ench town get out a joint Sunday edition to inform tn* people of the world’s news. Two Cars Collide On Eleventh Street NEW TOUCH TO .MOVIES Kumcnt*, WASHINGTON—Tim CooIMjw hay.* introducuil n new touch to th'’ nuivic;* in the ca.it room of the W hite House.~ A 22-piece orches­ tr a was imported from New York for the showing of a wur pleturv last night. O ffic ia ls R e p o rt G re a t w t R u s h O f C h r is tm a s M ail E v e r W itn e s se d L o c a lly ; E n la rg e d F o rc e N e c e s s a r y Express Embargo Causes E xtra Work XlAV YORK, Dee. 22.—(VP)— A- Munsey, newspaper man, i k r, \ £ 2 P o s t M a s te r H all R e p o rts ISO P e r C e n t O f A ll P a c k a g e s A re C o v e re d B y I n s u r a n c e Postm aster J. B. Hall this morn- )anrora city government Considered Model Form !i Masiy Florida Conamunit In n discussion relative to the new street sweeper will'll the city iccently purchm -d City Manager W, D. Williams stated today that ho has received several inquiries from other Florida cities regardin;; the ;•wee per ami also other equipment in use by t!ic various departm ents. It was reported that the com­ pany which had installed the new }Weeper in Sanford lnd made many other union r n the strength of the one nmdo to this rity. Photo­ graphs were taken at 'he time th • sweeper was delivered mvi are be­ ing used by tho company in their various sales campaigns, it is sail. Receiving no many inquiries nbout the new sw e per led Mr. Wil­ liams in tell of tins many delega­ tions from various Florida cities •who often come to Sanford for a study of local city government a f­ fairs and of tho many new tin provements which have been made during tlic past two years. "Citizens of Sanford ran lie proud," r-nid Mr. Williams, “of tiie fact Umt our’.s is considered a Shippers Degin Using Mails As Em bargo Is P ut In E ffect Dy Express Companies A. C. L. May Ban Coast Shipments The Herald on n tour through tho local post office in order that the public may be told of the enormous task th at tho postal authorities are facing in attem pting timely distribution of all incoming mails nnd the sending out of the thou­ sands of packages rnd cards which Sanford people are mailing to rel­ atives and friends in other cities. A t a into hour thii morning tho local office was "hitting on all Hx." most of tho incoming mail had been assorted, distributed and was in process of being delivered !•» all sections of tho dty. The tacks were practluilly e m p ­ ty and only the condition of the floors told of the rush which had occupied postal clerks a few hours before. Orderliness Prevails The tremendous night shipments had bt*cn disposed of and, in the interim before another train, tho dorks were either a t their honica for rest and for food, or were en­ gaged in an.king outgoing mini. How flpon row of greeting raids mailed hv lajnl lie dncsH limetes we:>- licuily .stacked awaiting dis­ tribution to. ih* various carriers, ' n in* d il -ercd by th *:vnu the day before t'urtrtiM'.n. Thousands .of nutgiing letteir and curds were being tied into hiiiiiM bundlat nnd trtfv r tossed into mail sacks destined for every corner of the United Slates,' carrying the well wishes of K an-, ford t« the rest of the country. ta r g e s M ndc In A m e rie u n F e d e ra l J u r y is D isc h a rg e d The common idea held by many! in F o r t S m ith , A rlt., A f te r C o n trro 's B rim * O ut S om e that tho postiffice is a scene of cliao- during t’.u Christmas rush f n le r t .lin g F ig u r e s ; I ’a r' u n cit i t - In a b ility is r».' wrong, if anyone has a m en-1 lii’. ’. rtc n t A lay I ’ro h e M a ile r •I' "cstined for .. T o F ix Am ttit*. O f D a m a g e s t il nictu -c of thousands of torn - . . / ll*7* state ate* ? '. •*hi* '■ -*••■ :»• IIy nm*t be *.1,..i . ( and broke.* packages, of ChrigHiuil b ( h it s r n good* being scattered in pro- j , P l . I * , , , i1 ’1 * through Jiicksonvilte. (iV)—Complain fu ion over the floors ami tallica I tntieii ot big profits in rubber 0, a • , n ; V" rt* • "IM wrlnuda of mail ^ within tlio pnsloflice, they will h .. m. I," . ' ,n:UU,t r" r «"U»hern Florida h hn\ t betm mod cvllti i • .••non got tlrri* louses dm-te-t off, front Y/aahington that manipula­ • ii > '" Ihamlled through Jncksotivillo cv. ^ 1#,ry tiny, hinpatuhen from Tampa % by taking a trip through the ofMonday quoted C. 8. Ilo.kins, lice. First, order prevails: ctccond, tions in rubber prim s by British I " s tr ic t court traffic niniingcr of the Tamp.i Mm -i end smoothness characterize interests would bo tho subject of * ln!o Monday Hoard of Trade, ns saying thnt a the work heliind the imrtitlonij, mi investigation. It n aid that ’ 1 •*i 11>1111y t i recent iiivcstigutina of conditlona wl-.cro very few people ever get ‘ unless consumption f. severe­ ly curtailed during llu year it ty i.t the coal there rrvcnlod them ns steadily to go. i ii- dunm/re.i j becoming worse. will ho in cxcosii of >ii It produc­ Embargo Affecting Postoffie** tion within a year or two. !»,(• " again.-. An embargo on the Atlnntld \\ hc-o naked v hat effect tho ex­ i * Wot*.* r . , I <• ist Lim*. which will virtually British rubber companicr aro dcpress embargo had upon postal n ,.vidunl:i. I'nrnlyte traffic iilo'ig Iho w e t busilies.s, Mr. Hall very tliliulnr.iy elnm l liy the Daily Express t.i ' i. I. il in *"i*t, « u i predicted by Mr. Hos- : took the reportet down a flight of have increased profits bv atmai i label distur kin , who raid it would l>o laid I'tepa which l«d into n corner of, mining tlis lr i* ,down within a few hours. Th*l ] P.i^e. An*.erica’s purchaien, e v ­ tile bnsemo/it. The ansvr.v to that Valley in the t coast i i nerved almost cxclmi* il . question was Mucked against nil ’t !io complain-1 ively by this railroad. j in;;, formed tiie gr. it* r part f four walls of the room. Automo,eling tin* CorVolume files t'p Fast Dili* tires, typi writers, foodstuffs, I thla enormous amount. BritU i i.u.ie tiie rate Embargoes, Mr. Ilosklns snlil, I plantations furnished "■ tlaj n • butter and a tiiousand vaihua a rt­ ; I tliat tie defcn-jlavi been resorted l<* l»y the rail- • icles common to cxprta.s shipments]I borhood of one h alf il.i world' d to re train iatet | way and nxpress con.panics, hi , i production or about 2MiJiliO toil*. were being assorted an I carried •• and nr.dot tho order to keep part cf the shipout to a waiting liuck for delivery j Koine of tho rptrula'or.i in runonline anti trqpt statute asked I m'*nt:i moving hut tho volumo.^ l i r are asserted to have I u t hesiv to the butdness houses for which: 1 tho am o twit • : up faster thnr it cun bo lily la. t week when rpot i live . «l*i: tin y were destined. *;«i »r dinniu e. which lli.y leshippcd. One of tiie greatest largely to American intercuts in Mr. Hull stated th at many Sannl were i n5•. of the labor eofitrlliiitory cuuacs, h i :.aid, is tho for<! iieuple were bringing fruit i] tiie m uikit, dropi ct| nearly a slullublen. method of idiipnitnt uf lens into the office for shipment. Ho'1ling. There was a partial renc t ’lalnllff i Win In 1!*I7 |carload rhlpmonts for polnta out of lion, however, a t th • * ml *> f tne said that the clerks were trying to •; |,. |,.„i ,.... , . i , ! ‘ho state. Theso nro loaded Into | week unit the dtu u liin is not be(Continued on page •').) . ' * a n r i with many pierrs fur differ, • ing viewed v * h r n< i ul a . >i Ion the m arket where it in useurt; in ' i " '. ■ ■ ■ • " " * >i«■b ■ • 1 ,,, i t . i ; i mville. At 1e<l the law of supply and demand ihi point, Mr. Hoskins snhl, thenen i.iuat finally dutvruiir.e prtci . > Vi Iiri\, to be unloaded, the parIl ia uut known whether t ail. *-!i redistributed and louded into Iarieiit, before toljourniug for tti ill other cars for reshtpment- . I Christmas holidays, will tuke u;* The txjire.is company is employ, |ih u charge of Imd L*illi niude l>* • second jury in;: !*<>') njcti in thU work, ho. V» j Representative Hull <f Tennusiv**, I by Hie court le i : d. The Jncksonvillo post- ’ against Britain with icgortl to a! Till* was also <Tti *• i using 150 n u n over and 1lijgfil omuipulailou i crudo rub« ' m c iti usual cuipi >ymcnt. lu :ber or of the uiulumcnt of P.eprcn e t, local unions in«l Individtien. the postm aster lind prvas•entative Tildun who prep: zed lit Tiie m istrial ordered last il into service every vehicle of any investigation of tiie tut.I.ci sitimin tin- third attem pt to do- kind he cun procure, in order to tion v.nich is 1 1 l>.< h Id by cuaniuo the L ino entno after tile facilitate the movement of mail. - ha*l com ldem l the qqextiou Itallread officials ray a largo 72 hours. Judge Molyncaux part of the trouble lien In trying Minneapolis presiding by as- to make two trains run on a tract; enfc, declared ■ th * third whenu only one had run before*. I ended that iie had no author- Tlds huri been necessary they said, : t • net it down fur another jud- beennso of tiie unprecedented In! cream in passenger, freight, cx- , ‘ SituationViowed W ith Alarm As Govern- "ii1 F ’ri'ifS INCORONADOCOAL i'NCLISII RUBBER. CASE UNSETTLED Injured Speed Cop Is Reported Better At Local Hospital American Leg Sanford Police Know Nothing Of Girl Said To Dc Dost In Daytona i no reported disappearance o» Lillian Cartis lini not ocen breu ;hl tn the attention of local police, tlr y : tnted this morning when shown u ntnry cut from n DnvIona‘newspaper in which the girl wn-> mid lo have been the daught­ er of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Curtis, of Sanford, and had bvtu ruporte>l mii ing since lust Tutiuny rrorn- REALTY BOARD U The Sanford Realty Bou*d was first organized in October, t'J2t and now has t’»7 members. It is now filing papers for in­ corporation as a non-profit ot* gunizutioii, which action wuc recommended by the state a s­ sociation of Rculty Boards. Thu board meets every Mo'W, day noon fur lunchoon and diictuisinn of local and statewide oinrutions and the various buxlacss which is of Lntersst to real estate men. Tho president of the board *<v H. ( \ Du Bose, v. ho.'o office u at ltd i’ark Avenue. A multiple li-ti: within the main bodv is now i* j us being small | „ o c v ., o i Q rg.nl*.ti-m. . ;l �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. DECEMBER 21,,1925 a distinctive home community i Sales Agents Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 1’IUST STREET AND PALMETTO AVE ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ •:••:•■:•*•;.** /. ♦♦4 ■.< .y..>.».;..>.s.;. ---- ■- .....■(.* * y VV•><•*:••:•.;•.;..;.^.;.... .7 • > + ^ .5.$ +^ ... ^ ... ^ >J(^ ^ �" Mound Village On the high shores of the St. Johns River * ; s • i'. to-'-*- A Superlative Location for this Superlative De-velopment. There can he no duplicating this ideal property----When it is taken there is NO MORE like it----The ONLY natural elevation along the Sanford shore lin< It possesses an ideal surface contour----Gigantic oaks and a variety of tropical trees and shrubs There will be paved streets and boulevardsA white way lighting system----Beautiful entrance design commemorating Indian lor< Water and electricity to every lot----Parks and parkways, with shrubs and flowers-----Docks and dockwavs----A limited number of lots, under Section One, are offered for reservation a t pre - development prices until January 11th. The unfavorable weather prevents airplane flig ht as advertised. This event will take place on the first clear clay, and award of prizes will be made on the day after the flight. a itston Organization, Inc, SALES AGENTS Masonic Building Telephone 707 �I fto -p k faO Q . |M | ■ ■ I IB BBw, PAGE IRD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1925 ------ ----- iped As POSTOFFICE I S Prentice Protests r S e s tio n CROWDED WITH Against Publicity1 Serious HOLIDAY GIFTS1Given HimRecently 'f f t r S t a m o b l l c T 0f getting thetc n the state where Uthe>r being for1 *er. Val- - — - -■ = !-=■= where he has been attending school, to snend the holidays here with his vparents, Mr. and Mr*. L. N llanaell. ___ Miss Fern W nnl, who is Attend­ ing Drnughan'a Bdairf«ss College Miss Carol Stone, who has been at Atlanta is spending the holi• Attending Peabody CoP.cge at N ash­ ilays here with her parents, Mr. ville, Tenn., is spending the holi­ and Mrs. H arry Ward on Seventh days here with her parents, Mr. Street. and Mrs. A. H. Stone on Cameron Avenue. Miss Elizabeth W hitncr, who is a student a t Cathedral School at Orlando, is spending the C hrist­ Ralph and H arry Woodruff a r­ mas holidays here with her par­ rived home Monday from Chapel ents Mr. and .Mrs. D. F. W hitner Hill, N. C. where they nre students on Oak Avenue. a t the University of North Caro-, Dan Hansel! will arrive here lina. and will, spend the holiday Wednesday from Mars Hill, N. C. here with their parents, Mr. Personais He’s (Continued from rn^o 1.) MELROSE, Mn«.i Dec dfccourage the shipment of f r u its , - J o h n RockefeUer > r tn tW , Yak- '{ and iithpr other m-r.sha perishable , .................... Him, 1 -n,i U , m a te l l i 3piudent. telephone operator, and rate on this class or m an is very n grandson of John D. Rockefel. b i-h . in some cases being more k r . im pending the holidays with than the cost of the goods. Franc,, F. Chase, uncle of Miss I t was stated that five extra Francis IVrley Howard. y 'i rcn’Cve been mode] scheduled tim e. Two of these clerks neither , r tricken*norVmltten^and .’weeks although it are engaged In w ritin g in s u ra n c e ,p ro to n ,| again.-. Unking the names 1 by the conges- 1on outgoing packages. The others ot his guest and his niece £ ?h3!t been afford- arc handling the incoming mail. 1 Prentice, when suspended from Receipt of food and J Most i ackages Insured college some time ago. came to P.. uy ,-ea. I h c Mr. Hall stated th at most of the ».««-: t, ,rjj iur Mrc bag0 nnil ri 'jrith craft of all packages being mailed by Sanford it was white running errands and I f hen being la d -1people this year werb being insur- .king ,„id;oba ab..utth e 's to re - / v l ed. He If., said nni.l th a t only » h I., about nl,nn» 50 Itlt per tine I t . .t 1. .. tltat Iip met Miss«•. Howard. cent of last year's, m ailing went [(ctilf ln Tampa La^t night, he denied himself 'sPianipa become i out insured and that full” 90 per to reporter, but through Mr. Chase •urvey Monday by cent carried insurance this yenr. lie protested against the publicity tennis committee Practically every package going .hnt had been his sir.ee it- was revealed calU tot for n re- discovered recently that f t was as _ that through the office cnlU Ljai, in the Tampa ceipt. hark in Yale, holding the, Jame- - - ............. James Postal clerks say th at if all the ilogan scholar-hip, usually given Dr. William McGovern of London «{► . for January alone packages wore lost in tran sit, idl a poorer man, and in addition run­ is being sought in northern Peru solid carloads. by a itrarthing party tin t fears lie ♦ „a‘c m poulanty of tho money in the state of Florida ning a night switchboard to help bos met somo accident. He left ||g as a mean* of would bo necossnry to pay thoJpay experrts. London ioii August to explore fa n ; of Congress- Maims of'Sanford ."Whir,don’t they leave me- South Am a ria and has ,not been r,.cf a paralysis of bit 0f cvidenco th at better m crch-..ninm ?" Chase reported' Prentice heard from since Oct. 31. beta aroused an 1 undiso is being sold. had said. “It's nobody'r busincs!.” j a note of warn—• Itli an appeal to the TO BE DEPUTY COLLECTOR W ce Commission office department. TAMPA, Fla., Dee. 22.—{.■?)— ’ his home in Kiaj for the holidays, Jam es E. Wallace, fdrm4r!y of traphed tho IntcrNewberry, S. f'., was today named Tho following plumbing shops Commission sugby C. N\ Hildreth, Jr., Florida will ho dosed Christmas ami railroads nre to 11 collector to ho deputy col­ Saturday: (Continued from page 1.) congestion. Tho lector in charge of the new cus­ Mahoney Walker Co., Inc. Lteil that there are planning of tho various improve­ toms office at Went Palm Beach. Sanford Machine anil Foun­ Sets from the state ments, officials say, every factor The recommendation was sent to Earners insist on which may later enter into the the Treasury Department today. dry Co. l)e as the only one, making of a metropolis 13 careful­ Mr. Wallace was formerly with J. A. Sands. * laffic experts, tho ly studied. From tho m anner in the customs service a t Charleston, Lee Brothers. which the work along the bulk­ lys to Florida btbut resigned last March to enter A. I). Rosier. head and the streets near the lake other business in West Palm jle are: front is proceeding, citizens gen­ flench. The port of West I’alin Members Sanford Master (tewajs Given hoard Air Lino erally are beginning to see what Beach was rc-opened Inst October. Plumbers Credit Association. main line shoots the city is aim ing at in its beau­ Snail without com- tification program , Mr. Williams gvillc. Baldwin is said. Svillc. City M anager Williams nnd City Atlantic Coast j Engineer Fred T. Williams have [lakeland to Way- not been content to plan improve­ ments in Sanford w ithout n | thence north. ;■<! the commission thorough study of conditions pre­ phio action, even valent in other cities. Together ^tailing passenger they visited ninny Florida cities to move freight and from their visits they have Bub It on Congested, Aching Chest—Loosens Up that Tight Feeling learned much through a study of Ik at (luce—Sur.Iy Brings Quickest Belief. im to Postm aster tho mistakes, and the good fea­ Ease your light, aching chest. Bub for colds, backache, sore mus­ eat' said that the tures, of city building us it is done Stop die pain. Break up the con­ cles, stiff neck, lumbago, or the If parcel post bo- over the entire atatc, fbargo will in adThu experiences of many com­ ge tiuli. K< • I a had cold loosen up pain.t of rheumatism or neuritis, ; a m ill tie up, re* munities arc molded into a com­ in jii ’ a short time. * "lied Pepper Bub” is the cold you feel the tingling bent. h in * in tiie state. plete history from which SunIn three minutes the congested Lw and the Inter- ford gleans th a t knowledge which rennniy that brings the quickest ICommiasion to get enables the continual betterm ent of re'icf.' it cannot hurt you and it spot is warmed through and plan for relief. the city as a whole, stated, the certainly scorns to end the tiglit- through. When you are suffering n -s urni drive the. congestion and so you can hardly get about, just — i City Manager. o irenes■> tight out. get a ja r of Bowles Bed Pepper C. E. i’elot of When bent penetrates right Hub, made from red poppers, at i have been tho ”iiy drug store. You will have Lid Mrs. James G. Jess nnd Stew art Long arrived down iutu colds, congestion, ncliiti; tiie quickest relief known. heir car for Tam* i Monday afternoon frem University m"; ’ and ore, stiff joints, re For free sample mail this adverJII be the guests of of Alabama to spend the holidays I'1'1 " 'I1U' iU ''inv. Nothlng baa such concentrated, lisenunt to Whitehall Phnrnmeal .rthur Milan on a here with their parents, Mr. and dawn tho West Mrs. J. O. Ljjng a t their home c n p-miraiing heat us red peppers. Co., Inc., 398 Madison Ave., New I Oak Avenue. | Tin you apply Bed Pep!1 i | Yuik, N. Y. r \ ^ A m ,,. --z& b i T Mrs. F. U Woodrui rr.*'l tc. Mrs. R. A. Newman, rarner Scoggan. Everall Dash. Uob Dodson, Bill I-akc, Edward Luke. E d i t i o n Patterson, Calvin Teague, C. W. Spencer Jr., and John Meisch. * Mr. a id Mrs. J. II. Lcrmnn and their guests', Mrs. Francis Hunk, and Mrs. J . J. Wheeler of Crown Point, Ind., nnd Mrs. J . C. Gibbs formed n party motoring to Win­ BILLS.ARE I)I$APPgpVEO ter Park Sunday afternoon whore they ynttended the Christmas can­ WASHINGTON—tJncle Sam in tata given by the glee clubs of Rollins College. firmly convinced tn at generonity to his Indian wards does not re­ Among those irom Sanford nt- quire him to nay $1.10 for one brave to fly 200 mile* from Kan­ ttnding tho Tri Delta Sororiety s a s City to the Osage restrvation dance Saturday evening in Orion- in Oklahoma and $114 for an.1 * a t the Orange Court were th" oth«r to mak" the trip by taxi, es­ Missis Olive Xvwmna, Nr.omt pecially as the train fare in the other direction to a hospital was Scoggan, Maud Lake, Mae Holly, $8.02 each. And so tho taxi nnd Mildred Holly, Georgia Mobley, pi o bills have born disapproved. Y =v’ S J ♦> trade, re City Government Is Considered Model Form Over State NOTICE X u $19.95 LADIICS’ SILK DRESSES $27.50 MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS $16.95 $25.00 SUITCASES LADIES’ HAND PURSES $8.00 $4.00 BOY LONG PANTS AGE i TO l(i TOWEL SETS IN CHRISTMAS BOXES $2.79 $3.00 M* I I( DOUBLE WOOL BLANKETS r* ♦ $3.5010$6.00 % $22.50 LADIES’ FURTRIMMEI) COATS BOY’S SUITS 4 PIECES $19.95 $12.50 LADIES’ SILK DRESSES $9.95 one of the most desirable locations in tiie city. I loving all modem pnvoniences and improvements. Right in the midst of hearing orhi^»e P'OC*. CHILDREN’S FUR TRIMMED COATS MEN’S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS $7.50 $2.19 MEN’S TIES IN CHRISTMAS BOXES MEN’S BATH ROBES $ 1.00 $4.00 MEN’S SILK SOCKS $30.00 MENS ALL WOOL SUITS B'liuk action is necessary if you w ant one of the best home offeiings in city today. • Dean-Berg Corporation 72x90 PIPPLETTE BED SPREADS X V y X *** ♦ > It A LADIES’ BROWN KID BED ROOM SLIPPERS $2.19 x v v $27.50 *' 75c ’ll Phone 713 P First National Bank Bldg. w ALL SWEATERS AT REDUCED PRICES \ $1,500 Cash, Balance 1-2-3 years. l * * * ’/ w f $16.00 with hath and breakfast nook - $ 6 5 0 0 .0 0 I t LADIES’ CREPE KIMONAS $7.50 O n ly '• 1 $1.50 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • •*- .. . . - f* * — aw,*, . j . ■ - *« - >*■.«•«# » - It-* »■ ^ , • — i. ; k * . . l .: i . ... • m&as s .• , C.A *" luJwMM . - • - ; .*' 'i y ■ �"SW |p ! PAGE POUR The Sanford Herald A Blessing In Disguise? - f a U l i l H t t t r r aflrrao n n r m p t • ■ W a r a t S a a fa rd . F lo rid a 111 M a g n o l i a A r r a o r _______ Freight embargoes, express em bargoes and various other limitations of shipm ents present a serious menace to build­ n l e r r d a a . S r r o n d C l a s s M a t t e r . ing operations in Florida despite all th e effo rts that have c t n b e r 37, 1)19, a t t h e 1’n s t o f f l c e It seems a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t o f been made to effect relief from the congestion. M a r c h 3, 1*97. tim ely and appropriate to again remind Sanford people of ft. H . D l'. iu ;......e d i t o r a n d M a l in g e r the alm ost unlimited potentialities of the St. Johns River R , U TIKAN--------- A a a o c l a t r K d lto r K A III.U K. J O * n * , M a n a g i n g e d i t o r as a medium for the transportation of those things neces­ sary for the continued prosperity o f this city and neigh­ a c n s r H i F T i o x iia t iim ■ O n e Y e a r — 17.00 Six M«nlli*....*3.50 borhood. D e l i v e r e d In C i t y by C a r r i e r , p e r The figurative tears that are being shed because of the w e e k , 13c. W e e k l y Kill t Inn J2.00 liar |> tr yvaflF ear. seriousness of the freight tie-up have blinded many to the *p k c t a i. s o T ic K t All o b i t u a r y remedy o f the situation represented in the navigable St. n o tlc e a , c u rd * o f l h a n k a . r e s o l u t l o n a a n d n o tl c e a of e n t e r t a i n m e n t * Johns, offering ready accessibility to the Jacksonville piers. w h e re c h a rg e s a r e m a d e w ill be c h a r g e d f e r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g While river development has long been advocated by farrale* . sighted citizens, and initial steps have been taken for the *1 KM li t: It A S O O C IA T B D F U R S * construction of a warehouse at the foot of Sanford Avenue, T h o A s s o c i a te d T r e s s Is e x r l u s Iv elv e n t i t l e d to t h e u se f o r re - th is city is far behind in its water front program, and quick p u b l l r a t l o n o f a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s work will be required to bring it up to date. c r e d i t e d t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a l s o th o Just as the great freeze of 1880 proved to be somewhat fe c a l n e w s p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n . All o f a blessing in disguise in that the absolute loss of the rig h t* of re p u b llc a tlo n of special d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a l s o r e s e r v e d . citrus crop focused the attention of growers on celery, let­ tuce and diversified produce, thereby increasing the agri­ TUESDAY, DEC. 22. 1923. cultural worth of Florida lands by many millions, so it is TUB HERALD'S PLATFORM 1.— Deeper water route to Jack* th at the present rail embargo, hailed now ns one of the most injurious actions for Florida’s growth, may come to be one •onrille. 2.—Construction of St. Johns-In- o f the greatest factors in Sanford’s development as a dis­ dian River canal. tributing center. 3. —Extension of white way. T he continued congestion of railroad yards will neces­ d/—Swimminft pool, tennis courts, sarily result in the importation of supplies by water, and etc. 5.— Augmenting of building pro­ those cities that haven’t got the w ater route m ust consign gram —houses, hotels, a p a r t - their goods to Sanford, to be hauled from her warehouses ment houses. b> motor trucks to communities scattered over a wide area. 6.—Extension of street paving T hat General H. S. Sanford recognized the importance program. o f locating a city blessed with both rail and water trans­ 7. —Construction of boulevard around l-akr Monroe. portation facilities is shown in nn excerpt from an old record 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ found in the archives of S. O. Chase, having reference to tion program. 0.—Expansion of school system a speech delivered by General Sanford on Decomber 16, with provision for Increased fa­ 1886 following his return from abroad. A fter he had been formally greeted by a com m ittee of cilities. _______________ __ Sanford citizens a t the "Opera House”, General Sanford is BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY quoted as saying: "I have come hack to put my shoulder to the wheel, and, GREAT AND TR U E:—Ascribe ye grontness unto our God. He w ith your co-operation, we will hasten that development is tho Rock, his work is perfect; which we all sincerely desire. for all hia wnyH nre judgm ent; ft “I nm glad th at you still adhere to the name of Gate God of truth nnd without iniquity, just and right is he. Dcuternomy City, which I gave a number of years ago. It is the ap­ 32: 3 4. propriate name of Sanford, situated as it is at tho head of PRAYER:—Our God nnd F ather, navigation, so to say, o f this beautiful and m ajestic St. Thou nre our shadow from the heat, and shelter from the storm , Johns. Sanford is indeed the Gate City of South Florida. w ater in the wildernetu, the shadow It is the natural distributing point for its products and its of a g reat rock in a weary land. supplies. -------- o--------“We have our grip on th is great waterway, the St. Johns. WINTER PANIC W ith it we can control prices and easy access to the world’s The wind blows cold outside, markets. Large steam ers of the sam e system as Clyde’s, Its dirges of despnir are bound to come when needed, and when improvements Mock a t the sum m er’s prido Of beauty everywhere. are made at a few points on the river, I predict in a few years the advent o f ocean steam ers at our wharves.’’ The last bravo leaves now fly So perhaps the embargo will result in the materialization In terro r down the way, of the general's dreams,’ and prove to he a blessing in dis­ And a cold nnd cheerless sky Fortells a cruel day. guise. ---------------------- o----------------------- S Panic has struck the land Whore gentle roses bloomed And the mother poppies n.und, Helpless and pale and doomed. W A X '* THE gA K PO Pn HERALD. TUESDAY. DEC. 22, 192& Defining “ Intoxication” AND EVERY W HERE THAT MARY WENT- As Brisbane Sees It Picking Out G«niua French W ealth Unlimited W hat Sort Was Eve? The Hukawng Valley BY ARTHUR BRISBANE 'V C o p y r i g h t 1K.3, b r S t a r Co. PROFESSOR TERMAN, assis­ ted by Dsychologists, has select­ ed, in California "the 7,000 most highly gifted children” of the state, nnd now asks fer $5,000,000 for cducationnl facilities, “ to give genius a chance. And many others think too much is spent, to educate "stupid and mediocre” children that never will amount to much anyhow. The suggestion is to begin nt the beginning nnd dis­ courage the birth of so mnny children, born of ordinary, in­ ferior people. HOW THE 1,000 young geniuses art4 selected is not generally known. But it is probable that some of the California geniuses hnvo escaped attention. Genius is often unrecognized even in adults, until a fter death. As for recognizing it in childhomi. how would you have picked out Lincoln, Edison, or Marconi among other children. e s i ■Oh libera], XV basis] “d iv is io n host subs* & “ ent «id w S |V A ' Ve Have a of D E V t, Paints, Y| and Pnil Hard /2 s "*7 p w j,, PhoJ AND AS to discouraging the birth of children among “ mediocre” people, how will you recognize mediocrity? Do you judge by the outside of the bungalow, or the apparent financial standing? If so, you might have kept off the earth th a t snme Lincoln, born in a shanty with no windows nnd in a bed resting on a dirt floor. Better, perhaps let nature alone. She is the best judge of genius. And the hest children are those brought Into tho world by the strongest affection. It is not tho size of the automobile or bank account th at tells. A GREAT patriotic French loan is suggested. It would be a first m ortgage for $100,800,808 on all French industries. No ques­ tion as to the value of such se­ curity, for the industries to be m ortgaged nro easiy worth ten, and twenty times the amount of the loan. The difficuty might be in realiz­ ing on the m ortgage. A m ort­ gage on industry has for it's real security human beings that run the industries. And there can be no valid m ortgage on human be­ ings. THERE IS however, in France, in the industry, intelligence and th rift of the tjrench people, n wealth 1,000 per cent greater than the total French debt. If politics could he swept aside, with p art of 1WlttSJff t K in . AUTO if] fi& N C E l fo il,,,' n« i nil OS, 15*^ "N ■"n fr y Cfnlrji 1on, •v r* -" Ifcsjt S> ... HERE IS A LESSON Loans Tho state high school football championship, claimed by St. P et­ ersburg. has been awarded to the Lakeland high school because the state uthletic board found for a fact that several players on the St. Petersburg team were ineligi­ ble to engage in competition against the other scnools in the state. The winning of the state cham p­ ionship, an honor of the first class, is not half as im portant ns playing the game squarely. In fact, there is nothing that is ns im portant ns fairness in sport or in unything . ___ 1 - . t *. For F irst M ortgage Loans on l.ibml T . ^ , Consult us first when in the aubthH else. The situation th at has devel­ oped must bo galling to the St. Petersburg authorities; certainly it is not pleasant for its com petitors, even for the winner. Until high school faculties, how­ ever, are more intcrea'cd in play­ ing tho game with Dona fide s tu ­ dents, than in beating other schools wo may expect developments like th a t which has ju st been brought to light. High school faculties ubove nil, should set an example of good sportsm anship before tho students and public. A New Jersey congressman, G. N. Soger, has introduced expenditures for war, it ought to a bill into Congress which provides for th e appointment of ^e easy to make the French budget THE SEEKERS balance, nnd restore French ex­ three senators, three representatives and three persons not change. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN y et elected to either of these bodies, to make elaborate in­ vestigation, with consultation of all the authorities, for the in GREENVILLE s c a One of the loudest cries of the thought, numerology, occult­ Keen is the angry rain purpose of arriving at an exact tiel'itiiUon uJ ihe word “in- humorous individual erects a mon- pessimists is that people arc los­ now ism, phrenology, psyehiutry, psych! And merciless the blast. toxicatiou.” Representative S o g e r wouid provide twenty- *'ou-ni,io Eve, with tin* explnnn ing interest 'in spiritual affairs. a I research, Rosicrucinnhcn sacred And avalanche of pain od- bat tin* lady is a distant They declaim that religion is los­ science, spiritualism , Sufi move­ five thousand dollars for.this work. On plant and vine is cast. ' ' u. nn bis mother's side. ing ground, th a t the public’s con­ ment, theosophy, transcendental T his proposed hill is another excelL'nl ev n n . le of r >mi S i b monuments should be cern is entirely with m aterialistic science, Vendanta philosophy, veg­ Now terror-stricken, nil ■o romnrs- r I d i i rywhere. by clothing m atters nnd that the belief in im­ of the foolish legislation before the country, etarianism , vocational guidance. That once wan lovely seems; ' y i Mrs. In fact the broth- mortality is on the wane. nion, as proposed, might make an exhaustive study of the And it lists applied psychologist.:, The tiniest twig to fall matter, spend all of its appropriation, and still he nnaiile ' • M'r and Henry H art long They will have their eyes open­ astrologers, character analysts, In unguish sharply screams. plans for such <i ed if they will glanco through an to arrive at a definition that would he satisfactory to all I oil "111 lit,'Lived on a gigantic scale, on extraordinary volume compiled hy graphologists, num erotogists, pal­ Panic is loose outside, concerned. ty i- i’Ko’:, lake front, the design to William C. Hartm an and entitled m ists, phrenologists, mediums, a u ­ The ty ra n t frosts draw near; | ’ The stum bling block which any definition of ‘ intoxica­ .u.u Eve sitting a t a gigantic "H artm an’s Who’s Who in Occult. tom atic w riters, magnetic healers, When trees are terrified m etaphysical prnctitioners and machine, Adam as boas. tion will alw ays meet is l hat what obviously intoxicates mu’ Psychic and .Spiritual Realms.” many others. How human they appear! The book lists individuals and o r­ will leave ’another undisturbed, and what one person "can — Edgar A. Guest. T hat is an imposing list of seek­ A ' • O R D I N G TO learned ganizations engaged m all sorts ers. ---------o--------It is a monument to curiosi­ stand” without "showing it" varies with the seasons about jjotogists, an authentic of attem pts to read the past and ty. It is striking and a t tim es It’s alm ost too lute now to "Mail as much as it does with the amount which he drinks. 1 ' .dm original womun the future earthly nnd heavenly, E arly." evidence of the dissatis­ It is very evident Congressman Seger has an ulterior mo­ vv' Ji’prise nnd shock some of to discover tho secrets of the world, pathetic -------- o ----faction in the world. To some s’lo* would appear a wild eyed to improve the soul nnd body and Now for tho lust minute shop­ tive in mind. A fter New Jersey voters elected a wet gov­ “ "*ale. with powerful hands, en­ to achieve perfection in this life people several of these cults are ping. ernor and sent its representatives to Congress with the ormous as real and consoling as they are jaw, forehead one quarter -------- o--------incredible to others. Hut w hat we avowed purpose of securing modification of the Volstead Act, ol an inch high; coarse red hair and the next. Before he in m arried, John sings It catalogues, for instance, these think of them is not the question "Y earning........ ju st for you," hut it seem s certain that Mr. Seger’s bill to define intoxication down her back, and a sim ilar hair subjects: alchemy, anthropology, here. The only point we make afterw ards it’s " E a rn in g .......ju st is but one step in the movement of getting the national thickly covering her whole body. nnthroposophy, applied psychology, is th at they nre amazing proof of It is more pleasant to think archaeology, for two." astrology, Bnhn’l dry law liberalized. people’s groping and striving about her in Eden, patting the movement, bio-chemistry, bio-psy, athe * -----'— o--------. ------------------o-----------------fter excellence physical and s p ir it­ vegetarian lion on the head, and When the wives uro out shop­ chology. Buddhism, Christian m ys­ the bandage cn Adam’s ticism chromatics, divine science, ual, and happiness tem porary and ping, it means th at the husbands THE CONSTANT KNOCKING against Florida by in­ renewing eternal. rib. nre going to bo out plenty of dividuals, organizations and the press, is not going to hurt money, •Florida in the least. The more Florida is knocked the more -------- (V—-----PRESIDENT DAWBER of the TH E NEWS An exchange carries the follow­ powerful she will he. An anvil never knocks, it is the ham­ royal Institute of British architects THE MIAMI HEIIALD ing hcudlinc: "Drum Fires Buck.” mer that is used to strike the anvil, and in time the ham­ says American ways have spoiled Guess it wus only getting even mer falls useless beneath the anvil. Florida is a m ighty anvil England’s beauty. Large plate for someone beating it.” Newspapers are in a heck of a avoid sensationalism , giving the windows, glazed brick fronts in advantages, resources and possibilities which the finan­ glass -------- o--------of buildings ami "petrol stations" position a good deal of the time. various item s the prominence which Headline in the New . York cial, business and social world are ohly beginning to recog­ make beautiful England ugly. They want to publish that whicli is real m erits demand, ra th e r Herald-Tribune suyu, "W ife Beat­ nize notwithstanding the great influx of business, people And Great artificial roads" en ­ news for their readers, but nre re ­ their ttian giving prominence to the un­ ers Fewer In Bhopal Since Dry and wealth since the first of this year. Florida has no abling noisy motorists to go every- tarded in this worthy enterprise desirable stories that so many Begime." Maybe it’s because there by two forces constantly nt work. people want. malice or feeling against the acts or actions of any individu­ where, make things worse. arc fewer wives. The person who has done some­ The average newspaper cannot —----- o--------al. institution or organization. She can afford to lie kind, thing that Is of news interest t > lie bought off from the publica­ IT S SAD, but somebody has nl* I t’s a good thing that Santa generous and tolerant and extend a friendly and cheerful other people very often objects Claus brings everything on a sleigh hand even to those who desire to lie her enem y.— Southern ways been annoyed by progress. strenuously to having the facts tion of any legitim ate piece of news. If anyone doubts this, let John Ruskin would have abolished Iwcause if he attem pted to bring the railway, spoiling the country published. He is frequently able him try it once, if lie is prepare I his goods by train, the embargo U tilities Magazine. 3hie, nnd even in this country, to summon quite an a rray of to accept the unpleasant circum ­ might hold him up. our best people opposed publid plausible reasons for not publish­ stances which will immediately o—■ schools "taking the children of ing these facts, nnd as most news­ follow. The best newspapers, on MY FAVORITE STORIES Liberia only owes us twenty-six the lower classes out of the state papers are notably considerate of the other hand, cannot he brow­ thousund dollars. I t’s a relief to By IRVIN S, COBB of obedient ignorance in which people, news often fails of pub­ beaten by a few noisy readers in­ know there is one country that lication on the plea of the creator has a chance to square accounts It will bu recalled that it was aeronauts or would-be aeronauts God had placed them. ” of th a t news. to publishing th a t which is inim ­ sometime soon. necessary for the Wright broth*.w ere invited ami a considerable On the other hand is the inquis­ ---------o--------WE "SUPERIOR whites” are itive public which wants to know ical to the public interest. The ers to go abroad in erder to se ­ number of them attended. The Times-Union rem arks that cure proper recognition for their queer creatures, with our s tru g ­ ail about it. It may b? no concern real newspaper constantly strives, Naturally, there was a deal of somu editors turn gray with wor­ first aeroijuutlc inventions. Tin* speech-making. The chief orator gling toward tho light of civili­ of the public, but this fact does under difficult conditions often, to ry from try in g to run a daily in a French government welcomed w«s a distinguished Frenchman zation, and our shying away from not m itigate curiosity. The newsweekly town. That doesn't hold them and gave them proper op­ who devoted the most of his re­ th a t light. But consider, for your paper is belabored because of Ps serve the community, nnd in doing good In Florida for alm ost every portunity to dem onstrate th at marks to claiming that France had comfort the "anim ists” of tho dereliction in cuse it withholds that must develop u great power town of any size will support a they had progressed far beyond l»*d the world in the new field of Huknwng valley, in upper Burmah. facts which a nosey public wants to resist both blandishments and dally newspaper. Living deep in the teukwood to know, and is accused of having criticism. any others in developing a henvior- endeavor—or so he insisted— and thnn air flying machine; but as a to proclaiming th a t future devel­ forests, almost out of reach of been bought off, or something like Thomas Meighan hns bought e x ­ group, the French aeronauts were opments ever would find French­ Hritian s long arm, these people, th at. * tensive property in Ocala, Bust;* disposed to show jealousy for the men at the forefront. Curiously m ixture of Mongolian and other The facts which the average per­ DAN DOBBS SAYS: and Leesburg. And the only rea­ two Yankees, enough, he had very little to say Asiatics races, have developed a son would like to have published son why he hasn't bought any in If you are honest, you won’t The point was that these in compliment of the two chief strange worship of ghosts colled about himself, and which he often Sanford is that he wouldn't get Frenchmen, for years past, vir­ guests of honor. “animism" sacrifice to their god asks the newspapers to publish, strike a m atch to look a t the gas off the train Friday night long tually lind been holding tile sup you have finished raying for Wilbur W right was next called cutting the throat's of screnmin * nre usually such as do not con- until the car. enough to look tho city over. victims, th at the Rowing blood stitute news If they „ re publish­ rest of Europe j upon by the toastm aster. Slowly premney over the ----------- o--------may plcasu divine powers. We ed tho public yawns and wonders Florida is tied witii .Mississippi in the m atter of noronnutic ex­ he rose to his feet. There is talk of cutting taxes. shudder, but it is not so long why the paper cannot employ some periments. Their dirigibles, it is "1 am no hand at public speak- since our ancestors did the same In the smalleot number of people This is contrary o the definition real reporters. killed in automobile, accidents in true, had not proved complete suc­ miit,’ he said, "and on this occasion thing. And bigotry would do it of taxes, which is, “Things th a t cesses; • s till, French ingenuity bad And there you lire. What is uu must content myself with a few now if it dared. eleven southern states during the enterprising newspaper going to go up." puut week. This state also report­ progres'sed 'fa rth e r in this field word i of thanks to the company do about it? It must have readers ed none injured. Maybe Floridans than the Germans or the British- for its entertainm ent of myself Crowds saw a man rob a store THE PRACTICAL British have are becoming more careful about i rs 'hull 'gone. It was only to I*o and my brother. As l sat hero decided to deal with the situhtion. in order to live. In order to have in Detroit, but maybe they readers it m ust print the news the e*pee’ti$if therefore, th at the two listening to the speukers who have their driving. | im jlest /strangers from the states preceded Die I huvo heard com­ no raids into the deep forests, no readers want. Unfortunately they thought it was the la ullord col­ lecting the rent. shooting or hanging ot priests We used to make mention of shojfl.il encounter envy nnd meet parisons made to the eagle, to th at are ns sincere us any of their often want news the publication of which can do no one any possible from their Gallic the swallow and to tho hawk as brothers that ever forbade the the starting of a new daily 'news­ with obstacle! #---- *L Biting tho fingernails leaves n good, and may often do harm typifying skill and speed in tho teaching of evolution. paper in Florida hut *111080 days !'rivals. hud impression on your nails and Ihe peculiar feature is thut if n there are so mnny sta rtin g pub­ Nevertheless, following the suc­ mastery of the a ir; but somehow All the victims sacrificed nre on your friends. lication th at wo haven't enough cessful proof by them of their or other. I could not krep from slaves. Britain will buy, for cash, newspaper does print news th at h demanded by a large Constituency tlifnking of the bird, which, of ail room to mention them all, The ability actually to fly, und, what every slave in the dark Hukawng Had a dinner in Los Angeles. Homestead Leader, The Bartow wan more important, to guide the ornithological kingdom, is the valley. Slaves are cheap there » * ofte" criticized by that c" n. Cost $C0 a plate. Bet their mouths Recoid, The Tallahn-sce State, their machine along a given course, 1 poorest flier and the best talker, $100,000 will buy them all. No stituency for being sensational or were open so wide they couldn’t regardless of the best interests of Th" Unities City Herald, are ju st u banquet a t Paris u was arranged * refer to the parrot." moro slaves, no more human sac the community. The best that any chew. a few of the new ones and nil of in their honor. Americans had RI And he rat clown nmid tremcn- rificcs. rlficca. That T hat’sa what we should newspaper can do is to urint „ --------them seem to be prospering great- good deal to do with bringing th e 1clous uppiauae from the Americans have done, if possible before our news demanded by its readers t Su™mcr J8 better than winter. dinner about but alt the Freuchj present. Civil war slurted playing it in such a w iy A T l In wlnt« the w ater is so eotd very *’■ ■ J us to few pocia drown themselves. 1 'M • H v ft? ilrrslrfs? # / 'i d w a w A ■ j.A ' * : ic-a M O N E Y AVAILABLE * LAKELAND LEDGER Magnolia & Second A # |» . C O N N E L L Y &SOR NOW OPEN THE ALTAMONTE HOTC ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA, Betw een Sanford and Orlando. Out Tiati. M agnificent location. 27 acres intnuadJ two lakes. Golf, tennis, orange grore, ttt, i^ gu ests. Fine orchestra, cuisine nnd service eictflat. | fam ily hotel. Rates very moderate. GEO. E. BATES & SON—Ovmtnujj The moaning of the trees Hus th a t sad, human tone Of one who stands and secs Her life’s work overthrown. ■SflKHmPVVi //* f t . ir * ❖ *:• -b* * *;•* * + : • mww Hall, Portland and Me | AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, 1 t Palm Beach, Daytona Bead / f CEN TR A L FLORIDA OFFICE t i)17-R18 First National Bank BSdf- •f* •5* * t * Sanford, Florida. s. G . G R A Y , RESIDENT MANAGE % 4* *:• <• _ * * * * * * *'• * Each P<xyd%Pa!L + You cm ;r against years by d*? little ttitk time time- begin 1°^ serve the t** mow Sanford & Loan As AUTOMOBILES ON DlSI’LAY AT San Juan Gara' �*3^ * 1J ** • • wj . ..* • ' • * * • * »* - ■ ' • THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1925 TELEPHO NE : 148 j will entertain on at her home ,t 1 30 o clock J! Mrs. B. C. "Tho Story of C hristm as,” a ;nutiful cantata was sun* Sunday ftemoon by the glee clflbs of Rolns College nt the Congregational hurch, under the direction of Miss dna Wallcae, assisted -by Miss n'Hn Rinwnrt Witlinma snnrnno; Voice* Of The S k y H0 1 ^ 1 voices of the sky"—Hnzei n nr1in' ton. soprano. ‘ r.AnT T„ DP T, _ ^ ... J ucst The Magi: “ P . ' came three wise ni - nitei American st at Union Hall .t wjll be hostess theon M 1:30 o', e on Park Ave­ rt. P. G. Slaughtgmas Party given w Department of >b at 3:30 o’clock. Moore Scott will Ip. at 3 o’cclock, Oak Avenue, honpjest Miss Leona *nd. School boys will he City Hath irorth League of urch will give a h parlors at 7 :30 will leave the tk promptly. League will sing Eve. burgh; R. W. Dunn, Chicago; F C. W hitthorne, I’alatkn; J. L. Lu ere, Miami; O. G. Carmichael, B ir­ mingham; W. M. Barco, Palatka; 11. F. DeWong, New York; J. J Raleigh, Jacksonville; G. P. Mcagrnm, Jacksonville; I.. McLeod Tampa; G. A. B arker, Jr., O rlan­ do; R. W. Hines, S tu art; E. J Drouillard and L. E. Stystrum Stuart. RIVALS | Local College Girls Present A t P arty For Miss Neal In Orlando es, DeLand; M.\ Hardy, PhilndelEerguson, New ley, .Jacksonville, . Moines, lu.; E, telmn Torhert, [Goudey, Boston, In?, Daytona; J. Erk, N. Y.; T. 0. jmbnll, Orlando; ler. Jacksonville; t Kra'iber, Phil* Mrs. W. P. AnI); George W. ft; W. J. Galln* niton. Palatka; Ini; H. H. Welch, place, Miami; I. ■rift*. Clarksburg, k. English, Day■ Brown, New Bo, Jacksonville; it H. Y.; D. ■ c-m , N. Y. Fayetteville, N k Fayetteville, iJt, St Peters- Personals Woman’s Club To Give Christmas Party For C h i l d r e n Under 12 stay One of the delightful holiday parties given in Orlando for tho sub-debutantes was Mrs. T. A. Neal’s luncheon honoring her daughter Miss M argaret Neal who is attending Agnes Scott School this year, nnd is home for the holidays, and Miss Catherine Mitchell of La Grange, Ga., who is their guest. Tho guest list included tw entysix, covers were laid for eight at one large table and the others were served a t individual tables Beating four. Everything wa3 In keeping with Christm as nnd cen­ tering each table was a m iniature Christmas tree gnyly decorated. There were nosegays of violets nnd red radiance roses tied with green, red, purple ribbons a t each place, tho nutcups wore red roses; these were filled with suited nuts and bonbons, the favors were smnll bottles which proved to be whis­ tles. Poinsettins and red rndlancc roses decorated the rooms of the residence nnd.red nnd green light­ ed tapers completed the decora­ tions. Following the serving of a sev­ eral course menu, bridge was p a r­ ticipated in nnd a t tho conclusion of the game Dresden china doll trinket boxes were given for high and low scores, and the guest of honor, Miss .Mitchell, was present­ ed with the same as a memento of the occasion. The hostess was assisted by sevoral youpg girls in looking after the pleasure of the guests: Miss Dorothy Fuller, Miss Susan Bar­ nes. Miss Lydia Yowcll and Miss Nctsy McKcnny. Among the out of town guests were Misses Olive Newman, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, May Holly, Mildred Holly, Georgia Mobley, Sarah Evelyn Williams ami Naomi Scoggan. Orlando Wedding Of Interest To Friends Of Couple In Sanford RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: and Mrs. Sain H. Campbell. groom's best man, while Deane Turner, cousin of the groom, was usher. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left in their car for a short trip keeping their destina­ tion a secret, ami upon their return will be a t home at the Jefferson Court. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shweikart of Kis­ simmee, but for the post five years has made her home in Orlando, bhe ls_ a graduate of the Kissim­ mee High School and attended bus­ iness colleges both a t Jacksonville and Orlando. Her large circle of friends wish her every happiness in her married life. Mr. Hill i* the son of Mrs. E r­ nest Krupp and has been living in Orlando for the past three years. Ho served in the arm y during the World War and also served over­ seas. He is now connected with the J. P. Holbrook Co., of Orlando. All children under 12 years whose mothers are members cf tho Sanford Woman’s Club, are cordially invited by the Literature Department to be present at a Christmas party at the clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon nt 3:30 o’clock. There will be story tell­ ing, games and n Christmas tree. A good time is promised to all children who attend. Members Urged To Send In Names For Invitations To Ball Col. and Mrs. George Knight wilt rive an informal dance nt their home in San Lnnta honoring Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gorm- their daughter, Miss Elizabetn ley announce the birth of Charles Knight. E. Jr. Misses Marie Stem per and Cora Friends of Mrs. S. W. Walker I,ee Mnssley have arrived in San will regret to learn th at she is ford from Franklin, N. C.t to spend the Christmas vpertion. quite ill in Arcndia. 217-W am! Mrs. W. E. Smith Mr. anti Mrs. G. K. McKay mot­ ored to W inter Park Sunday a fte r­ noon to attend the cantata given bv the Rollins glee dubs a t the Congregational church. VALDEZ HOTEL IVCI1T IV. W .Ut.BEIl. M a a « ( tt Read Herald Classified Ada, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Gormly a n ­ Mrs. Clarence McKee left Tucs* day for Montezuma, Gn., where nounce the birth of a son, Dec. 20. The little lad has been named she will visit relatives. Charles Ernest Gormly. Alfred Robson returned home The tunny friends of Mrs. Au­ Tuesday evening from Atlanta, Ga , gusta Kigonmnnn will regret to where he has been on business. learn that she is seriously ill at Mrs. F. Husky Wight is spend Plant Memorial Hospital nt Clear­ ing the holidays in Bowling Green water. Ky., with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss Emily Lir.gle returned Mon­ and dauhgter, Miss Virginia Mc­ day from Tallahassee to spend the Daniel, have returned home from Lakeland where they spent the holidays here with her father. week end. Ernest Krupp left Monday eve­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Osborne Herndon ning for Orlando where he will have purchased the Coleman home spend several days on business. on Sanford Heights and will take Mrs. W. S. Jordon of Jackson­ possession a fte r the first of the ville is the guest of Judge and year. Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon for the hol­ Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughan of idays. Celery Avenue, have as their Mrs. Howard Harris left Tuci guests, Mrs. Edward J. Mulligan day for Tallahassee where she and son. Edward J. Mulligan Jr., of will spend the holidays with her Fernnmlinn. mother. Miss Dorothy Ray is visiting in Miss I/mise Provntt leaves Wed­ Ocala ns tho guest of Miss Chivnnesday for Albany, Ga., where she lette Smith, who is spending the will spend the holidays with rela­ holidays with her parents, Judge tives. We keep a good supply nt nil times. Charlotte Rousse nm! nil fla v o rs of Mousse made on special order. Also Pure Pasteurized Hut termilk. Handkerchiefs In dainty voltes, vivid colored georgettes and high quality linens. All showing the new­ est in designs nnd laces. Mrs. George Knight and Miss Elizabeth Knight motored to O r­ lando on Tuesday where they spent the day shopping. Mrs. G. 11. llcighle of Dct-and was the guest of Miss 1 enu Belle Hagan a t hei1 home on Sanford Members of the Social D epart­ Heights, on Monday. ment of the Woman’s Club, win desire to invite guest i to the anMr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson nnd mial ball to be given Dec. 20, are three children will spend th holi­ requested to send in tho names to days at Brandon, a< the guests of Mrs. (I. Irving Loucks, chairman Mrs. Wilson's parents. of the invitation committee. This request was made early Mrs. Robert Thrasher left Tues­ last week hut very few names hav-hern sent in, and as the limits day Jor Hastings where she will are said to be very congested, it sjH-nil Christmas with her parent ., is necessary to send the invita­ Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Flake. tions nt once if they are to tie re ­ Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd will g ceived in time. have as their guest for the lioli• H days, H. R. Rice Jr., of Toledo, (J., ■ a cousin of Mr. Lloyd's. Mrs. James G. Sharon, Jane Sharon and Jim Sharon motored to Orlando on Monday where they Spent the ..day shopping... Silk Underwear \\V Imvo some delightful gift ideas for both “ho” or ‘‘her’*—Come in and let us show you. We Gowns, Teds, Step-ins, Bloom­ ers, Vests and Pnianma in good grade Crepe do Chine and flot Crepe and Jerseys. Some ta s t­ ily self trimmed nnd others with dainty laces. Hosiery In the popular Rollins make and Modern Girl quality. In both Chiffon nnd service hom. suggest— Negliges In Silks, Crepe Kimonas and Corduroy RoU-s. Whitma n’s Chocolates B A U M E L ’S In All Size Christinas Boxes Perfum e Sets Combating- of Powder, I ’erfunitv lto.se Lipsticks G.x!ihL,::;iSnisS,,owfsl^rtt « Specialty Shop m l m rnAKiVlAu holidays with her parents, Rev. nianauB H Snaanfliim uiciiiiiaiinH B B B nH B fltiariiaEaB anB B aaB EM ii l |H iia iB iR iB R iia n a n iiB D iz n a iZ B iiiiiiz in iK g s ix iix a ia iiiiin s iM iC B iB a (iin in B B ia iiR iiiiin iii 444444444 V Owners and Developers of Men’s Bath Robes Fancy colored hath robes. caded silk in all shades— Also bro­ Men’s Neckwear Hcuutiful new silk, fancy patterns in Christmas boxes— Seminole County, Florida Leather Goods Purses, Card Cases, Military fitted week-end cases— Win. It. Kenan, Jr.. President J. W. Hoffman, Vice President (General Offices, City Hldg. St. Augustine, Fla. Climate. Ideal the year round. Men’s Shirts Coloml Checks ami plain white English Broad Cloth— $3.00 to $5.00 Full-fashioned Chiffon. All shades- $2.50 to $3.50 Box Handkerchiefs 111 a box. Colored embroidery. ’ All pure linen and fine lawn Ladies* Silk Underwear a,hl Georgette. All light shades. Gowns, Step-ins and Teds $3.50 to $10.00 STOKE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL C H R ISTM A S '■ I H M I A. G. Wagner Resident A gent, Chuluotn, Fla, , Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up to date. Open throughout the year. Rates reasonable. Unequaled citrus ancl trucking lands. Poultry and dairy farm ing. Location. Southeastern Seminole County, .‘1(1 miles South of New Smyrna on New Smyrna-Okeechobee B ranch Florida E ast Coast R. R. On good hard surface roads, 22 miles from Sanford and Orlando and 27 miles from the Coast a t Indian River City. Ladies’ Silk Hose ,\ PAGE SIRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR CANTATA SUNG BY ROLLINS COLLEGE GLEE CLUBS IS GREATLY ENJOYED ' Unusually good hunting and fishing for recreation. O utstanding features arc many. A visit will convince you this is the place to locate. Townsite beautifully located G3 feet above sea level with six fresh water lakes within its boundary m aking an ideal location for winter home or perm anent residence. A ttractive prices. Maps and literature on request. Chiiluota Company is one of the Associated Land Companies of the Florida E ast Coast Railroad (Fiagler System) * s i* Jl/Ml �SANFORD H ER I rchnsiirinrr nhtl with Of Presents For All its typically pre-war Christmases, fPv Tim Associated Press) Last year, Wall S treet distribut­ Santa Claus is chuckling with oa. time m irui us he prepares lor ed $10,000,000 in Christm as bonemployes. Stockhis yearly visit to the chimneys [ uses among its employe: of tho world, because reports to holders received million:! in the Mm have indicated that m is will form of extra and increased divi­ be the best Christmnn since Uio dends and stock. W hat happened then is expected to bo repented on • Great War. Obi Nick apparently hast not a large scale. Chicago alone had a total in been affected by the controversy on the relative m erits of the air­ Christinas savings funds of ap­ ship. The latest statem ent from proximately $2."),000,000. Reports Lapland, transm itted via Copen-1 from the other cities showed th at .hugen, said th a t he would hold toj the issuance of th em deposits tradition and use his reindeer ami early was felt in the shopping dis­ sleigh for his annual voyage around tricts. the globe. , Hundreds of cities and towns The sleigh will carry its gront- will have municipal Christm as ->-est burden, because of an indicat­ trees. Chicago will take tho lend ed increase in the baby popula­ in carol singing when sixteen tion almost everywhere, hut Old hundred members of the board of Bantu announced lie would take off trade and others join in broadcast­ promptly. He started "hitching ing through thirty-five stations. up" well In advance of form er In Kansas City, the mayor will year i. have a Christm as tree for the kids Broadway, With its glit'/.'M ig lights, actors ami actresses and and one of the newspapers has arp -y throngs, has been giving Christm as benefit performances. Several of the New York news# papers sponsored most of the m ows. Debutantes and society lenders have been conducting bazaars and am ateur theatricals. From these sources alone, officials estim ate approxim ately $1,000,1)00 would bo raised. This am ount will only be a drop in the cheer-spreading bucket. The rity departm ent of welfare will hnvc its usual program of dinners and entertainm ent, while contrbutmns from hundreds of individual:! and charitable organizations all combine to give New York one of SPECIAL W ednesday and Thursday ranged for Mr. Kringle to use the old-fashioned reindeer and sled when he passcii through. I lawn m Texas, where mnny children never have seen sne v/, Houston will place its Christina tree in tho city hall square and provide a background of artificial snow. Here, Santa wns asked to dinenrd................... his aim'dip and use the reindeer and sled Instead. Denver’s carol singers will gather In the civic center's Greek am phitheater, brilliantly lighted ami festooned with holly wrenths and spruce boughs, to usher in the Christmas tide. L ater, they will march through the street:!. Indianapolis has turned over il< municipal Christmas activities to the fire department and in each of the city's thirty-tw o stations there will Ik* a tree. Santa will spend some time there, for he has agreed to slide down the poll in each station and personally deliver his gifts to the children. Florida, the country’:, boom state and the real e sta te salesmen’s paradise, is ready for a Christm as commensurate with the large amount of business being tran s­ acted. Throughout Dixie cities, large and small, the spirit is reported to have had the effect o f bringing to the Ik art; i of men the associa- lion of Its meaning with the origin of their creed. In Berlin, twelve theatres, in­ cluding the Municipal Opera, are giving matinee and evening per­ formance* <>f fniry tales several times n week. More than 1,000,000 Christm as trees were cut in tho Harz Mountains, despite the luxury tax. Sweden shares Christmas giv­ ing with its birds and animals. Next to the Chri:i mas tree a sheaf o f eats for tile suarrov/s symbolizes the Christmas spirit and in a tree or on top of j> polo in front of almost every house the grain is tied up for th» birds to pick. On Christmas eve, nil domestic animals are given an extra ration of oats or a n.iedal tu ft of hay. A nother ceremony is tho noon dny meal when servants and m ast­ ers ent together In the kitchen, dipping their bread in the same kettle where the Christmas m eat is being cooked. France, Spain, Belgium and the other countries will rival the gnyety of America in their celebra­ tions. export «!<•- bttreau. Irnaiifl rWt, wheat priew here ahowto con mi mi early uSwriwiird trend tmlay. calDuo railroad i I fn addition; m onth end readjustImont of accounts weakened tha December delivery. Sillir.fr »s-criticd largely to th> norlhvvtjt dwclonad nl a th a t the m arket was devoid of any tiggresTALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Dee. 22, r,lvo support from buyers. Open­ —(A’)—Florida in on; of four states ing quotations %o off to rS.c up, of the union which luive not as nrw style, Dec. Sl.QOfa and May yet adopted a state law relating $1.01 Vj to 91,02, vvero tollowod by to forestry, ( hief Forester Greeley numerous irre g u la r changes th a t and declared in Ilia annual report to carried Dec. down to M rv SI OOVj. the secretary of agriculture. Speculative buying made corn Mouth (V.dJIna, Mississippi and Arkansas are the other three, Mr. prices average higher, despite wheat weakness. A fter opening Greeley declared. unchanged to H e o ir, May HO to These four state:!, the chief for­ gii'i, tho corn market neccndod to ester said, arc- among the lagest go". for May. limbccd sections of iho county. Oatd took th eir cue from w heat Notable progress in forestry I rather than corn. S ta rtin g nt H e work lias been made in other part.; decline to an equal advance, M ay to -It, onta underw ent .. of the country, the report stated, particularly in Georgia, Idaho, ami Oklahoma, while it was stated, •-.light general netback. Minnesota, North Carolina and Ii!CI1ICAGO, Dec. 2 2 . - Pou\ linoi-i have strengthened thulr a?. (r V alivo stead y ; fr.wla 10(3)25 tivities. , .»i}?>>-.• ‘27; turkeys rooster 1C; ducks 2 !; gecae 10@21. lea terminals delayed. l‘e arc arriving era three, totj which mean!'. to poor. Sail tics —..usu. \\ *» *.very- lien ........ iJCttard excellent M arket strong. Beans, green, banners, finul S-1.0Q@L60; cukes, hamper-, tanwi ft-r.b0treo.00; Eggplants, standard crates, medium sizes tun:y t'.jjcxj @3.B0^Pepper#, standard er5t#» green, fancy 5>L50®5.(W; Sqtiai'a small sizes, 'uncy yellow rA.Otj-, yMiivsh, stundard crates small, fancy, white -1.00; Tomatoes, sb-« v. Okra, hamper s small, fancy lev; rantes high na $5,00. I NF,W ORLEANS, Dec. 22.—(,V —Cotton futures opened steady' Dec* 91S.b”; '-’.a. Mar 1813.10; May $17.83; July $17.67 'bid; Oct. 917.15. ' NEW VOLK, Dec.. 22— 'Cotton Li.u opened bar.’. Isteady. J w . MS.: -!; M.w. $13.71 iMhy Jul- ?! "i; Oc | §17.7b. Rdnnrnrd florctnnns «f Belgium 18.2 halklinc billiard champion, nil!":: prevailing on the .Tackhas joined with Jake Schaefer in !— -------.------------------ -----------------C CIMCAGO, Doc. 22.—f/P)—W ith I; im 'l: .varket today ur. reported NEW YORK, n. the attack on Willie Jloppe’s 18.1 crop reports from Argentina more by ii. Florida S tale M arketing Price movement [, title. 'aiWTIUXAf7Ut!l£tv When it conies to l h o m a k in g 0 f y o u r Christm as E evning D resses A fortunate purchase onables us to sell these exquisite evening frocks a t a very nu­ ll n u a I I o w price. They are fashioned of Georgettes with rich ini’I a Hie lace and dainty colored flowers. They’re of Clear Havana Fresh Stock, and especially priced for holiday selling. We have ether delightful gifts that will please him. Sanford’s Residental Masterpiece Section Two rove At Christman suggests presents— anil tin; wi t; men w Iki approach the question id' what to give their sous and daughters will try l<> choose g ilts that will lie appreciated—g ifts that will also cherish lovable memories of them selves as the long years roll hy. Sons and daughters will ho married some day— tlion why not present them with the deed to a homesito which can ho purchased now a t a price far below what it will ho worth whoa the happy days arrive. a 10 Per Cent Pre-D evelopm ent Discount With its desirability and beauty, its ideal location and its assured dovcl opm ent program SA N LA-NTA is th e best buy in Sanford. And thcoppoi tunity to purchase is NOW—Not som e time in the future. You .Reservation Now! Pre-Development Discount Will Positively Be W ithdrawn Sanford Grove 1SAUT NASON, Sales Director B u a iin a K a B a n a ia a B a n a a a �isation i i - . i .. Candidate 1 -j- |('•mierson senardi. each of i,,„t roles, and - of talent that $ thc Hnuts of Drn, a ir-m hrr kri phi Dramatic i'adlng man in' needy. He l ™k ,rt iknnct, the „ wro niakea a n tell the truth •£it trying siluad by tlm most ,fhft‘*us ques|,,il ,s and even r t thrtaig!i it all lir but the truth, hi. Sl'J.000 cart of thc fair c fa!:.' the out1, made. The |fn, Gwendolyn ,1 by Miss Laura who lias coni„ the College of ; now a [i ndent iw School, was ovation in his Tommy Jones Wins B a l l Sweepstakes A t Country Club Tommy Jones won the Bail Sweep*taken a t the Sanford Coun­ try Club Sunday afternoon when lie shot the course in 101. His handicap was 31 which left him winner with n net of 7<fl C. Thorrinult was second to the winner with a net of 72. In tlir match with the DeLmhi Country Club, Sanford lost TJ to DOWAGER PRINCESS DIES PARIS, l)cc. 2L.—R n .—The dnwnger princess of Monnco, who was Miss Alice Heine of New Or­ leans. died suddenly here today. She was horn Feb. 10. 18IW end] wan married to the prince of MonncO'Get. 30. 1mi—, and repnruttu m l Darin the following Juno. f, L. L. Voorheos, local pro, turned in a good card Sunday when he shot the 18 holes in a good <18. Going out he took a 33 and on the home stretch a 33. A drive out of bounds on the eight hole kept him from tying the course record. Mr. Voorhees stated that the Sanford course was in wonderful ihnpo at' the present time and that many complim entary rem arks nre heard from visitors on the comlition of the greens. CONDEMNED TO GALLOWS iverasuant, Turkey.— For refus­ ing to abandon their fezzen, two devout Mohammedans have been condemned to the gnllow.i. Chilean Will Meet McGraw In Gotham NEW YORK. Doe. 2 2 .- G P ) .T.uU Vicentini Of Chile, and l'hil McGraw of Boston, both of whom nre lightweight contenders, meet here tonight in a LO-round bout. While McGrnw holdn a decision over the South American, the win­ ner of this match will be pitted against Sid Terris of New York, within a few weeks and will soon have a chance a t the title if he hurdles Terris. Tiger Flowers of A tlanta, negro light henvy-weight. m eets the former champion of the division, Alike McTigue in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. the third play of the year to lie presented by the School of Dra­ SS^fslTY* DE- matics. "The Man Who Married When the Green A Dumb Wife”, by Anatolo France, >Stetson,. under h* scheduled for presentation IS SIMS I was well H-m M- » Henry *oru, is now in prospect, March—“Gloria" Lo;oy. aeconnng to reports current, here* Solution -The n u t conns ter" P artial substantiation of the re- Luder*. port 1a contained in nn admission Valsi? Eipajrnolo “Cartcllano" by McCook field authorities a t Prantzen Dayton, Ohio, th a t two of the best | Oycrturo “Strong and True" known fliers in the Army had been KWsIor. invited to pilot a plane from Point; Intermission. Barrow, Alaska to Spitsbergen. Descriptive “ A Hunting Scene’ across the top of the world. Bucolossi Although Mr. Ford could not be Contralto Solo “Tim - A fter reached Inst night, executives a t Time" Ernest It. Ball, by Mrs. E lh his factory said they had heard Harris. nothing of the reported flight and Spanish Serenade “ La Bakuns." added th at It m ight be one of the Yralder. ninny propositions constantly placTwo Step “Kentucky Sunrise," ed before the m anufacturer. King. Mr. Fjord has turned down his • National Anthem “The Star attention to mrplane m anufacture Spangled Banner," K-ys. i’renentirig * “California” Joe Lynch of San Francisco, who re ­ cently jumped into the pugilistic parlor by whipping Phil Rosenberg world bantamweight champion. Though the crown was not In­ volved, Lynch's showing was a dis­ tinct Mirprise. Critics :* e a pos­ sible future titleliolder in the far west sensation. Earle T. Fie JM8AI. 3»4TATII —triVKSTJi: L ntibr ru lc s itin -B ra m U r 1 Hunf.irJ Klor Tires and Tubes At prlrm that ira right Pan Am and Standard Gaa ana Oils “Veedol Oils’’ Electric Irons Radio Supplies RINE’S FILLING STATION Phone II i.l Sanford A-fe. S a n fo td . Kli iiRinnmn'o harnes, famous si rung ma.i and physical culture expert of Youngstown, 0., is a enniiidnte for mayor of that city. He can rai e a man above his head willi one hand, or, a.t shown in the photograph, can bend a railroad spike with his bare hand i. Bakersfield, Cal. Shoot at this record, you hunters: F. .1. Ross killed four mountain lions in one day with a pistol, lie came upon ■as an actor nr !(.,> circles. Ilis lading was the (natation. [di Scores ir15, quickly won d of the apprehrough the ntnniiud thc p a rt of bn, wife of the hsiness man who Cith Boh Rennet [thc truth could pours. Snet one of the Be i of the stage trough her part, bnilv circle th a t I telling tragedy I was she who a student in the >1 and a popular |t son campus, lb* Truth" was Hannii.il nin-tBioWersof th e MFuiriJi' of S an- K ! / Ih? held in Bm of Hit- bank ■anuary 1 2 th, le<i in the byVelection of a Irs to serve for fcr, and for tbo Iny other busi[properly come ft mg. Fit, Cashier. Meeting annual meeting udders of Ihe dy Rank, will Banking rooms on Thursday, 13 o’clock I*. M. !e of electing a cctors in serve S year, and any 11ha l may pro- ----- tU* i LEAVENWORTH Hans., D « . 22,-<d'>-—J . (Nicky) Am ateln n rtfntrnl figure in n $5,000,000 N«V York bond ihcft, was rctoiseq from Ibo federal prison herd this morning. Star In University Presented Last Friday Night Dr. Irving C L well known But The Truth auditorium bn- I Non-Stop Flight May Tuesday's Concert Be Attempted Across Progran Announced North Pole, Is Report 1 Here’s a service we invite all person:; who have men on their lists to use. Tell us their ages, wlmt their tastes are in a general way, amt tin- interests they have...' We’ll select presents from our widely-assorted ami fashionable stock of furnishings, and shoulder The dirt that the large force of workmen prepan tory to the paving of the streets and sidewalks can properly lie the responsibility of their being well liked. ROBES, HOUSE COATS, TIES, HAND LUGGAGE, CANES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, MUFFLERS AN D NECKWEAR ALL MAKE EXCELLENT GIFTSThey vary from the most Inexpensive In Hie most lux­ called “pay dirt”—as these improvements will pay handsomely in profits to those fortunate investors who have homesites in urious that any man could want. this splendidly located home community. TIIE SHREWD !NVESTOR BUYS AHEAD OF IMPROVEMENTS Unit No. 2 will be placed on sale within the next few days. Res The Unusual ,1 ervalion are now being accepted at our office or by our repre sentatives. Be sure to have your reservation in before the open ing announcement is made. OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. ne*t to model hom e on P a lm e tto Ave., in Pine H eights, one of Sanford’s highly re s tric te d re sid e n tia l centers. -Embodying only the most ideal features from an artistic point of view. M floors throughout. Textone walls. Beamed celo tex c e ilin g s , togeiner V built-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete uieam ompletcly and elegantly furnished. P. Connelly & Sons Phone 48 RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS �The Opening Sale O r a n g e C ourt “THE CRYSTAL LAKE SECTION AT IT’S BEST” M o n d a y , Decem ber 28th, 1925 At 10:00 A. M This is the first public offering oi this homo community. The “The C rystal Lake Section a t its Make your reserva­ number of homesite to be sold are limited. Demand for these is ex­ pected to be for g reater th an the h eart of the city’s most exclusive tions between now and 10 a. m. Mon­ *•{.4 supply. Be a homesite owner in best”. O range Court is in the home community, surrounded by the highest type developments of the Sanford Country Club Dis­ day. •f Orange Court. trict. Reason enough why this is your best investm ent opportunity. An able organization to care for all at the opening sale. HOLLY REALTY COMPANY W * * * * * H '1 V 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -t.+ + 4 .tx * .» ..i..i..i.j. . . . f4 4 4 4 4 4 v4 4 -> 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < £jh 444444444444 �H.VUT. TUESDAY. DEC. 2?. 1921), sfISy 'carry, retcsram a *' "---- llie Capital ----------- ---- — -----—— 1 .1Swamp Lands Near Gas Shortage Prevails Barge Line Is Soon To Be In Operation At West Palm Beach; New York Claim 2 Situation — Not Serious W EST PALM F1». I)eo Lives In Two Days WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 22. 22.—(A1)—About BEACH, 20 car loads of ---- ---- YORK, Dec. 22.—(/P )_ Death in one of the most primit!VC forms still Turks for the un" ll,y "'it many miles from New i m k s skyscrapers and roaring aubwaya. . ■ w.thin the last six months, swamp lands have claimed thro; live- within the m etropolitan dis­ trict nnd have brought unusual suffering to rcvcral others. iwo nun ware found dead in l aerdegnt basin swamp in Hrookyn, d o c ta the intersection of two well traveled .s tre e ts . They are believed Jo have been engulfed while trying to cross the morass. They are liiorge A. Buchanan, n clerk of Brooklyn whose body was found Sunday and Frank Sallone, new —f/P)—Autoisti were becoming somewhat hysterical and were M iking -to purchase largo.quanli* th s of gasoline hero today ns a result of tho gasoline shortage which developed over the week­ end. Though the situation as it stands, according to officials, is nothing to be alarmed at, some merchandise will arrive in West Palm Bench in the next few days from Jacksonville by way of the fhfrt stHntr of bargss of the East of the stations of tho city were without gasoline. More than 20 carloads of th” fuel nre expected here immediately and their arrival will eliminate the shortagi entirely. R. B. I’adtlison, an ice dealer of Queens whose body of the citizens traffic committee, was found not far away Saturday. i is in touch with Vies President Last August the body of H er­ Boylonlmugh of the Fioridn East man Worm of North Borgeti was jConst Railway to seel; quick ncdiscoWkrcd in n coda* swamp, near ;»ton on movement of gasoline cars east Rutherford, N. J. Worm wns into West Palm Beach, a berry picker and died from cx- j Meanwhile all traffic is continu­ haustlaji and exposure a fter wan­ ing without apparent abatement dering* through the bog more than and business is being carried on I Without delay, it was declared. v iay- Toast Barge Une. Announcement of the arrival in the near future of those representing the the big. new the barges was made today by enterprise In this city. These are the first barges to a r­ rive and, according to officials of the barjrc line, will be the pioneers th at will lend the way In relieving the embargo situation which now not only uffecta freight but ex­ press as well. Twelve barges nre now under construction and will be started over the “w ater trail” from Jack ­ sonville to W est Palm Bench as soon an they arc completed. JERUSALEM, Dec. 22.—(/F) JERUSALEM, Dee. 21.—(Ah— There will be a community C hrist­ ians tree for Jews, Christians and Mohnmmedun* on the field tif Runs, where the Shepherds watened their flocks by night. It will he lighted by elfctfielly. Y. M. C. A. funds will provide for it. ALTO IS STOLEN LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 22.-. (Ah—The atitiynobile of S. D. Butt ton a jewelry' salesman of Lake­ land, Fla., containing samples val­ ued nt $21)00, wns stolen here late yesterday. ■i : U a’hlnglon !mve found girls make more tf'liien ' . » pretty caps an 1 told to do it. They r n , I nee St. vein uml Virginia Vocichner. j, II, Missing ’aim Beach c = g x ;i;2 R s c s 3 3itinrKtsri!aRnM!*RaHr.rx;:u-s f. M. S tatier’s .* strengthened i th arrival of , tcitl.r to the i two boats folrp it-* down tho o t is. ing yacht ■ ar.'l the tender F irst Appearance in Sanford of 1 » Jack M eredith and f?i>* Me O’BIucs Orchestra ± AT THE ARMORY 2u Tuesday Night, Dec. 28. \ i ii« u £ a n Thm, Lh llie pponir.R dar.i' -d a sonsnn’s ongagiment of'thin nctod original Wli ' Oirhertm of St-liencchitly, considered the best i... : band in Florida, recrntly from Hucconnful engage menu in New York. ■ « n t; h is r s m « ■ ’ !■ n eo an k b a tin n b a s x a ax a uuK irjt: r n k g xa g 2 b n n nsi x >tan a H om o Office Trust Certificates of FLORIDA GOLDl*iN ACRES offer $1,000 return on a $500 investment. Two dollars return for one invested. Sanford O ffice This is not speculation but investment, offering* 100% P r o f i t —a n d S a f e t y . FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES Trust Cer­ tificates are Beneficiary Shares in the FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES poultry farms syndicate formed by the Orlando Development Corporation. This project will stand the closest scru­ tiny. Books and records are open for in­ spection, bank references given. Cham­ ber of Commerce secretaries, city offici­ als, state bureaus and prominent sub­ stantial business men endorse FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES. Double your money. Buy FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES T rust Certificates. We will gladly give you full information. Investigate before you invest. Corporation 222 No. Orange Orlando. AViiminv'^n, North Carolina 2nd and Magnolia i Established 17 Years �BAWFORP HERAI.tr, TUESDAY; P E C . !____ m AtiCRS “ iMHfH • 5ANFORD K 9OAP0 / . UI41TV j BONDS INSURANCE SA N FO RD ’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE It Is to your advantage to fam iliarize yourself w ith our exclusive listings before purchasing, ns they afford m ost unusual opportunities. A Splendid Investm ent Opportunity At a 10% Pre-Development Discount! Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business property. Make Your Reservations Now Knight & MacNeill ItEAI TORS 107-100 South Park Avenue Magnolia A t Second MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELL MRS. .1. M. LcMOINE Salesladies. It. O. BRINKMAN Mgr. R ealty Dept. LOANS Phone 48 INVESTM ENTS 80 Acres, quarter mile from city lim its, fine sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fo u rth cijsh; one fourth annuallyw ith interest at 8%. 70 Acres on M arquette St., one mile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; th ird annually with in­ terest a t 8%. 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage, property high and vailing w ith beautiful oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a mile from Country Club Golf Course." Price $1,000 per acre; th ird cash; third annually. , i 10 Acres celery land in E u rek a Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. 40 Acres celery land near L ake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. Some Rare B argains In Lots Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,.700.00, $500 down. Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,025, with easy term s. Four lots on W est Third Street. $1,500.00 each. REALTORS 7 1/* Acre grove, excellent condition, th ree miles from Sanford. Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. F ruit paid 25% n e t on this purchase price this season. THE HOWARD CORPORATION Paving paid in full. REALTORS Masonic Bldg, Three lots on Palm etto terms. McCALL& FOX The Firm Substantial Phone 745 A Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills 1S7 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines. This would make a fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate lim its. Price and terms reasonable. 5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500.00 including crop. , * 13.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. GO!) ft. facing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. Easy term s. 5 A cres, nice G room cottage, .‘i'/j in celery, 1 other crops. including equipment, $8,000.00. Good term s. Price 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, with all equipm ent. For price, terms, etc., see us. • Lot No. 4, block 8. in San Lnnta on Pulmosa ........... $3,00 Lot No. 8, on Summerlin Avenue in Fort Mellon full view o f Lake Monroe $2,01 N ot No. 3, faces Elm Avenue in Franklin Terrace at ....................................... ......... $l,30i Terms reasonable— See Mr. W hite. er acre D riv e ..................... 219 Meisch Building 27 3-4 acres, faces 1,500 ft. on Sanford Ave„ 4 miles out, especially adapted for grow ing celery, $8,000.00 The m ost suited tract o f land for a Sub-division around Sanford, 35 acres, faces on Sanford Avenue 577 feet, and on Onoro Street 2,640 feet. If you are looking around for a house that you want to call home, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is, let us show you the most at­ tractive home we have for sale. For terms and prices on acreage— See Mr. Rich­ ardson. THRASHER & GARNER 221 Meisch Building 2 Park Avenue Phone G32W 711 Palmetto Avenue — Prices and Terms Right. Acreage, B usiness, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. w ith lintll, 10th am i • $10,000. *.*20 n t $00 faeliiK Hunt l l t h s tr e e ts . 11,000 cash. |m r m o n th . 0 —1.1 acre ct'lpry farm —7 acres tiled—In Kurcka Hammock. I’rlcc $10,(00. $3000 cash. I iiint 3 >>ars on iiaiaucc. 50x117. f a r in g E ast on H anford I*rU*c 912.000, 14,000 c a sh , I. 2. 3 :JAUL LAKE—Realtor Telephone 71 I Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg, Salesm an— E. T. Moore DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 Lot on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court, for quick sale .. . ... ......... $2,250 Lot in F t. Mellon, East front, a real [tick up, f o r ..................... $1,825 Acreage on Country Club Road, w ith plenty o f Lake frontage. 3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and dry, only, per lot ............ ’ AMID MAJESTIC PINES $1,260 I havo som e good listings in homes, let me show you today. BART NASON. SA L E S DIRECTOR Don’t forget to reserve that lot in Lntonin. Telephone 249, F irst N a t’l Bank Bldg LAKE JESSUP Sandy Beach Reasonable Price TWO HOMES Between Pine Hurst and Voung 8 Subdivision. Very Easy Terms. Small Down Payment. A Real Investment. It. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real E state and Investm ents Phone 713 Rooms 203-205 Meisch Building The Substantial Realtor !-ll Garner-Woodruff Bldg, TELEPHONE 770 large lots close in Country Club Road A Bargain S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR -Milano Theater IIIJ r. �\\ e have a real live client ''h o wants several small acreage tracts suitable for development; lakefront and to eliminatiem and BUSINESS PROPERTY effort. The other |th demands con- io«c who can itions—those h in the fuiost a surety i it is today One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $150.00 per front foot. This client is not interested m any property exceed­ ing: |7o0.00 in city limits of Sanford or $350.00 outside ot same. [fiture independLfuture growth Ly it Two Fifty Foot Corners a t $175.00 per front foot. Ca>Ji payment cannot exceed 20 r with interest pay­ able annually. (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) One A partm ent Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. •f # i Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. is to own Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 ft. deep, A partm ent Location) at $285.00 per foot. Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. ri These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN.REALTYCO. Inc. Masonic Temple Phone 735 r t it 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 The Bodvve!! Realty C o. 211 East First Street R. C. TISDALE, J>. Sanford, Florida Inquire Re-Sales Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT Phone 153 Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo Office Filth Ave. IMmI■ One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front properly—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. ’ II TMI It. C. TISDALE Real Estate Investment REALTOR Phone 23 i 236-238 Meisch Building i •<" I’hnne 2s.*, r>0, 75 or 125 feet— First Street Ex­ tension, fronting on Seminole Boule­ f* M' 11 i"l.lfi., iii<„ 111 M ilt. 1*' • Si • } :,uo. WE H AVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE- attractive price. HURST, BUENA VISTA, At a very on the corner of Third Street and Myrtle Avenue SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. One corner Lot, 90x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way lie- I Turn Property ({nick Let me try yours low the market. $175 P er Front F oot LUTEHOW ELL OSCAR R. BROOKS “The Lot K ing” Realtor 306 F irst National Bank Hide. 108 feet front 77 feet deep at REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 Nothing better in Sanford for an investment. w * - A iiL /raiJI il w. i*. tw u T r.u o r u ia is - .........a l l i i u . . . w ill. Until o n O n t r n l . 53 Acres Celery L a n d , p a r t cleared. Ask us 5;, anil U7: fO.MO.WI. Ctsll Jl.535.00. I it.><im r l n . l r r r i l If u ii.i ' o n O r l a n d o ltn.nl iR N lnrn ••xitoourc l.ot <0x200 *3.200.00. $ 1 .230.00 C a s h , B a l a n c e 125.00 m o n t h . I n l.r M n rr l l n r a i il n . * llooni llousi* E n s t • rn E x p o s u r e . l.o t <<xll< . $3 ,000,00, 12,(too.00 t •.mil. Ual. 110.00 tun. L i g h t s a m i w a ­ t e r In h o u se . SEE— about it. Tainianii Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building I'hone 713 Phone 142 Lot Why l*ajr Urnt f T . G. G A L L A N T E. I). GIIEU.\ W. P . CARTER REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708-700 �_______ - ___ iAF CAN •flEAK IN NEW THEATRE ---- * SANFORD flERAL f t t g >AGB?r\vBSBVE r< AmpIifyBQg' SyaRetfE fieriwves Barncr Impaired Hearing N ew Mo Bit' to Enjoyment of Theatre Guild’s Plays as Handicap Is Overcome year, according to an »pnoUn«inent by the executive conimittu. The appointment of .fumes • IT'»“nn1 tr* executive secretary U» direct tho work of IM organization was nnnoiihcVtl a t t »c j^ rn e Ume. Mr. Kainnlt wh‘» wtll inke up Jho work on Jan. 1, LkA W1 L! his headquarter.* m t,ai»:8Vul<“. Mr Hur.'.rd is :i lender o f h nir standing in forestry work of the Director To Assum e Duty nation. IKi ; n graduate of the Jan. !; Highways, Parks To Receive Much Attention Freni H cautifying IVogram GAINESVILLE, Fla., Ihr. 22. —I I'i Active work hy the 1‘toricm Hamit if Ration ami Forestry snrlely will pet under way shortly after the beginning of the new lions of music and the d uu.i. *ii; (iirjj definite and htsiuu: step to non. ►he theatre to the hard ot i. nr: h. S>e;a made by the l litatev Guild .in the-ilew Guild Theatre :r »\ -w York 3 ntemoenthip fee Articles nf Ihcorm,; oclety wore ndatitM| orf B i” tlon in the near' 1 A* A. Murphite , cf the University (1f p president of the itotfetv members of the hoard urc: Dr. Wilmon Newell the Collcnc of AgflculUi versity of Florida; Mnj„ Moyd, profestor ,tf hortir the university; Umthall nrairtant cilvlcuituriat United „ States Denartr through tlic u.c oi vacuum' lute.am ­ .... plifiers. Twelve sea's in an xeelb ot ; :>■: rf v t* p the. orchestra arc jitij ; d t. • '!; benefit of indicidtuls wi nearing • ' imy.iirul. They have only : for stats in thi* section, ob'aiit si ml! car receivers at the box , 'ice, an 1 cmpitct the car receivers with incon­ spicuous boxes on the rear oi the row of seats next in front. The system cntfilOycd is an adaptation of the I’ub lie. Address System, made available bthe Wistcrn hlcctric Company, whose engineers installed it. Two microphones at die front of the stage, pick ttp every sound; and the sounds are amplified my means oi vaftitmi tubes under tlic stage. The magnified sounds are conveyed by wir a . t o the special seats, where reach Hie earphones of the hard of hearing theatregoers. One of the striking facts a Itout > • system is that it is so thoroughly in-' conspicuous. The ear receivers are small and light without a headband, and they need not be connected at ail until the lights have dimmed and tin ABOVE:—The liautl almost conceals these email car receivers, play lieguru Thus the persons Of Im­ *BELOW:—ilov/ the hard-of-liciuing "plug in” on the back of the paired heating are, in all intents arvl scat in iront. pur(H>:es, exactly on a par wills ilic rest of the ‘audience. The new Guild Theatre ope fieri last organisation. Thin, persons of fnt- tested some time ago at a trial imtulyear with Shaw's p!:>y "Cm -u and 1cured hearing arc lo have opened to Jitinn in the National Theatre for a Cleopatra,H It has since '*md lltetn first nl alt what i, most worth theatre party of the New York Shaw's "Arms and the Man.’ a! d tinu wliito in the llieaire, and liny will I vague for the Hard of Hearing. The "The Glass Slipper," by M ,|nar have an opportunity to enjoy the most success of this test was so marked These plays have all been reco nirrd important as well or. tin: iimst pojiular that it established beyond question (lie usefulness of the system and its de­ ns more tlian passing entertainment. of new production*. The effectiveness nf the Public Ad­ sirability from tlic standpoint of the ?nd 'hey \re representative of the • <s •{ be .',m!d is a non-commercial dress Sy.-tein for this purpose was b ird of hearing Frisch Not A fter M anagerial Place m jj <> f; ki 1 1 1 *r m NEW YORK, Dee. 22.—(/P) F rank Frisch, hard h itting r.ecund baseman of the Giant*, rm i form er Ford limn IJnivernity baseball and football s ta r, has no desire to li­ te r the m anagerial field, even though he haa been cumddei-'d in line to nuccecd John Mid. raw, whenever thu veteran pilot of tinNew York team nhoiihl re'inrjtii h the right. Frank 'hits lind his baptism i-i the role of pilot fur u w inter league team in Florida front where he w rites Jam es Tierney, set rotary or the Giantu, th a t lit* much nrofer m anning second bnse fo t'ifi -ition to “any place w here 1- eat*'* get into the gam o.” SM ITH U K I ’O i m . D P t.m -.lt ;,rnr pxtvrur. IlilJllllDll YfltYl lU* Is destined to take its place in the the development in the Greater Sanford district as the finest home, apartm ent, or hotel property ever created in one composite area. It will be for a ll times incomparable, by virtue of fact that this marvelously perfect location cannot again he duplicated. CHRISTMAS PHILADELPHIA, i S t. 21.—I — Head Coach Andv Smith of ti U niversity of California football team , who was stricken with pnnu tannin on Saturday, was reported today to lie out of danger, noli unexpected conditions arise, lit nurse raid that lie hud s h p t must of thu night and appeared jgrea ly improved. Mr. Sm ith came on t nl the Ho i • of th e Gulden Rears' tnothull eaeon and w in upcmliii a vacation In this city an dNcw Y. -k. [j i The Eastern Lake Section is literally covered with improvements and develop*| ments of great magnitude. M an ama lies in the heart of all this great activity. It is (he fast development to lie offered w ithin the city limits of Sanford. The time to buy in M arvania is now Homesites in this section will be at a demand in the near future, make your selections in the second section •• i * i „ * 11i ^ choice locations ltave been sold. How men love lo pV v nieit\s gam es of course, I>ui still there’s th at priraki e instinct for physical competition. No m atter if its im:» l asted in boxing or in landing a pickerel, in golf, haaebad, /ennis, lum ling, etc., he’ll need good equipment. Here’s the place to get it. Select his g ift here and Christmas. �f J£t ‘ ly . i j ir ~ * -— _______ ___________ _____ _____________________________________________ ______ __ th e san fo i By Williams!Coa| Operator Is WEU. 0* AU. \ / sT,v7«;rr . " , -— ~ TWttSS-VOUrRE l l , S etting ASHfinT V vjilu cost ^ i c Iikwi e u t u g u — ( A U-.T_ rLt* '*3^1 - r - ^l <S!f>,R9Tb BW E’LlBoth SACRIFICE ■ Claimed By Death i ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Dec. 22. —W)—Charles Patrick Glldea of A ilkesbarre. Pa., died on the train while enroute here from Miami, where he had been visiting rela­ tives, nnd was homeward bound. The dr.-eased is said to have been a Pennsylvania coal operator, and wu 1.1 years of nge. He had been suffering from asthma. A brother, who accompanied tho deceased is looking a fter arrange­ ments and a sister is expected from Miami. The body will be sent north this evening. DERATES MOSUL QUESTION LONDON, Dec. 22.—(JP)—The House of Commons today was de­ bating the Mosul question of a government motion asking the house to approve the action of the Ilrltish delegates a t Geneva in ac­ cepting the League of Nations award in the dispute between T ur­ key and Great Ilritain. This mo­ tion takes tho place of a propos­ ed opposition motion condemning the action. o il!W BACK! ~ iraagraia^^ Aching Hacks Make Life Miserable For Many Sanford People — It "lan’t right to suffer day In and day out with dull, unerasing backache. Or be utterly miserable with sharp stabs of pain whenever you stoop or lift. But chances are you will suffer these tormenting aches and pains ns long as your weakened kidneys are neglected. You may have headaches, too, {•pells of dizziness nnd urinary dis­ orders. Then use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Experiences of Sanford people prove the merit of Doan’s. Mrs. S. C . Rurrier. r.ir» Myrtle Ave., Sanford, sj»ys: “There was a continual dull ache in the small of my back, which nearly hnd me past going. I had pains in the back of my head and 1 lelieve the trouble was caused by a severe cold <>Htling on my kidneys. A neighbor advised me to try Doan’s Pills and a fter using them, I was cured.” 60c. nt all dealers. Foster- Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. COTTON FIGURES GIVEN Archie Conipston cl England, WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—VP)— Cotton of this year’s crop ginned and Arnnud Massey of France, prior to Dec. 13 totaled 14,826,-152 will receive n warm gieeting in running bales, counting round as', their first appearance in Ameri­ half bales, and excluding linters. can golf in Florida Jan. I for compared with 12,7112,29-1 bales they will face Bobby Jones and ginned to that date last year, the Watts Gunn, champion and ru.tcensus bureau today announeed._ ner-up among American amateurs. GOLF CLUBS FOR * . 22.—(JP)_ I I. Walker, who from Georgia < ie bespoke the i auth and Tam -| Jemocratie a f - i to visit Tcx[ for the trip expected th at i some l.me in depending on icipal business dry Stoneham, 's polo-grounds, I to Jack D em p-1 I W ll« in New I. are news to COUNTRY CfUB V v.y H. S. MITCHELL WILMINGTON, DEL. A. H. BURTON, Agent. Route A, Box 10,1 •I Lot No. 1(58 to lie Awarded December 24, 1925.. Name.......................................................... Address Slogan. “We W ant Your Patronage” .f 1 3 tv; Cash If You Have It. Credit if you W ant It “ Two years ago I got a S u p erfex S to v e ju st the day before Christmas, in time to cook a big Christ­ mas dinner on it. / like it very much indeed and we use it fo r a ll our cooking all the year around. It hakes ju st fine. Get a Superfex with built-in oven SMITH BROS. “Quality Merchan­ dise at prices th at appeal” HOLIDAY GOODS Phone 216 Winter Hats a t Special prices—Spring styles in ilk and motnlic cloth. In the newest shapes nnd Myles of the season. WE ARE DOING OUlt UTMOST TO MAKE THIS HI DUE A PLEASANT 1*1.ACE TO CHRISTMASSHOP, A PLACE W HERE YOUII KIND OF GIFTS ARK MADE AVAILABLE FOK YOU WITH SERV­ ICE THAT IS PLEASANT AND UNDERSTANDLY RIGHT. SANFORD DRYGOODS CO. T IHE built-in oven on the Superfex range is perfect for all oven cooking. O ne woman cooked a 24-lb. turkey in her oven last Christmas. “ I had to cut the neck olF to get it in, but it cooked perfectly, juicy, brown, and tender," she says. And think of the pies and cakes that btlonjt to Christmas! Get your husband to give you a five-burner built-in oven Superfex range for C h r i s t m a s t hi s year. Sweaters and Lumberjacks Hrown, savory steaks, lluky biscuits, und juicy pies ure cooked so perfectly on a P erfectio n that they please millions of particular cooks. T hey depend upon it to "do” to n turn uuy dish from steaming oat­ meal to w ell-done roast beef with uiry Yorkshire pudding. (And every cooking process may he done ut the same time, us each P erfection burner is in­ dependently operated). You will find the Superfex everything u stove shotdd be —convenient and dependable in operation; safe and good-looking; matchless for cooking every day in the year. Every Florida home should have one. There is a Perfection Stove to fit your cooking needs. If you order one today you will have it in time for Christmas cooking. M odels urc equipped with from one to five burners. Your dealer will be glad to show them to you. Prices 57.00 to 5120.00. M anufactured by PERFECTION STOVE COMPANY ChvelauJ, Ohio •VoU in S tan Jan l OiS Company {[ncorporttltj in Aenlutkj) Jatkw nville, Tampa HILL IIIHV. CO. “We Can Meet Yoiu Needs” « V t'd '-A .-j .*v i i*t 1- \ ' n T h in k what that means to the Florida housewife. H ours of freedom for >'u of doors — or to entertain guests. A n d yet a perfect Christinas dinner from turkey to pie—all c ooked in your big Superfex range. If the Superfex stovj is up to the murk for company cooking you must agree it is ull-suHicicnt for cooking meals for any family. Phone 346-W There, is a wealth of sm art new style in this very interesting collection of dresses at such popular prices. Shades anil styles are plentiful and the values defy comparison. MILLINERY : VWV-.y ’5 N o trouble to cook a Christmas dinner on a Perfection! DRESSES The kind th a t receive the wnrnteat welcome a t this time of the year. In all shades, and of the finest wool. Very heavy i*.vcaters for men, women and children. fc **. r t w* 19 “ I really like the Superfex to cook on as well as gas, in some ways better. / think that big burner is ju st splen­ did and the whole stove is better than ^ any other oil stove. a (}yy>3 £ s tffi FURNITURE I lolls, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Underwear, in fact every thing is displayed to help you with your < hristimis Shopping. : ■ * iriririri r »n*n1rtrinLGLr:Lr:LGLr:tGlGLr:LGLGLr iv:iL:Lr:tr Says Mrs. F. J . Cook, who lives in Lakewood Estates, St. Petersburg, Fla. Ile r whole letter of appreciation follows: & C 0. I’hillipine Embroidered. These come in all the delicate pastel shades which women love. Of good quality batiste. Here is a gift which io invariably greeted with generous joy by the recipient. Sanford, Fla. / T. W. RUSSELL DOWNS AND ENVELOPES ; Owner and Developer— Address Slogans to t I hi collection of coats offers models whose styles m.t'renticaliy j s assured for the latest wear. The n itcriah are u* fine quality, and a luxurious sclec1• a to tiioofij from. All shades are included. o .i v v.-r's.; Phone 8 READY TO WEAR COATS m .XT' THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. f X r ' Send In Your Slogan At Once A fm CHRISTMAS nwoGC-o Complete line of Qolf Clubs, Hags and Balls can be secured to fit each individu­ al from your Local Professional at •K PAGE -— Who Gets the Free Lot at Sylvan Lake for a Christmas Present? lA A complete stock of I these stoves are car­ ried by the following! dealers: _ mfBiHraraigraraiaiaiM time to or-Elect To Texas -- PERFECT! This Flame for Juicy Steaks For tho hottest flame be sure to turn the wick high enough to produce yellow tips inches long above thehlucflame. Kachburner is independently operated, and will give every range of heat— from a gentle blue simmering flame to the very hot yellow-tip flame for frying steak. You can simmer,boil,broil.hake, and fry with the Perfection — all at the same time. �y in s t ]i" cash, kept in u paatobonrd bo-i. Itate New's Briefs ?; J . 1 AN DINA— W hat is believf .tr .c J to hint* been tho record shrim p i im-.*.: t xn.rh of tho season was brought k at in hove when 100 bushels of the cnistacca&s were hauled in by a on tho Flc'ripn •«J'-W ^No|! & ^ hS ; dl5 5 1 4 S iC« r ^ n r S c h ^ l f V h n •' ii shrim p boat, operating CP orpin const. Recent henvy rains cacic from. r ^ *»'*J dfilelo-etl a 3t0 bill. V o i it thought to have blown the B t - ii.iMtns, d e n i a l c d - _ ^ • fcjj0Wfl eri! an the ’ r\ . ry scrimp from thu river beds ot r n o l r d here as thej rlc? »UIftom J(J tn , : my H,!.* .,nd tin .gang-plank of n steam er. r0TISratplat;. the derartm ent " Tin: DELAND—Over ten thousand W JtsniN G T O K — P r M H n t dollars worth of Unitor wan de* C.*IW bo will r a t Floruln oranttM 11-W " r r a “' a ^ ____ rtroyed in front of the courthouse during Christm as. Charles n . . llu n trr. member of the legislature MIAMI The rad jam has s t r a i t lu re . The liquor cm irihttd of K1J from Marion county, who acconi- a ie m fL bio ft. J inliility V get eases of red and CO gallons of r.atdid Governor Marlin »n n visit riiipmcHrt th rm g ’i has m u l l .1, in moonshine, seized during th t post to the president, promised the nu- n L'hHj'.mnr, t h a i l famine, as weil few weeks in Volusia county, tion’i executive that he would for- mi a OCT of vrajining panec. HORSE Hit I MGS Illfi ODDS u r n l Mr. Coolldge n box of Flor- Rnnin f * nerioujly eon id. hL-i oranges for the Yulctidc. <ring i - r ’ •■'•am paper a n .r_____ _ ciinnry in . rath e r than be ou. • PARIS, Dec. 22.—(/P)— Valfle* PENSACOLA — The United done. uric, n four year old colt, rew ard­ flu te* is m aintaining a fleet of ---------• ed his imekers with the longest * vesiais along the gulf ports to DAYTONA —Governor Ra.ph 0 odds [mid a t a French track in th? forestall any general attem pt to Brow der, of Maine, is plnrrvug to last JO years yesterday a t Vincen­ • n^pggle liquor to Lite coast f o r : head a delegation of t “»i 11«.} . nt< nes. In a mixed snow and rain Christm as. A number of vessels of th at »latr who nr.- m n aging storm lie proved tho bent flash r.re, iieing maintained particular- a lour a' Florida in February. The he ro in a field of 10 !rottor3, win­ ly b rtw een New Orleans and A pal- party expects to icaic t o i u .l ning by a half length. The odds nchsuila it wan learned here, with a Feb. I, and will .n i v i :i ,./.*• against Vclfleuric were 1H.T to 1. slower craft bring rcplnrm! t»y id.i in cim week, rciui!. guard h o tta capu'.-lc «>f g n a t npgpqil.i- Owner.** > JA CK SO N V Il.LE— Wiley Ilr.n»,i WT n negro, wan killed beforb II, eyrn of penplt no the lre*‘t.- h* i*.* when a fire truck ran oxer hi... w a:i lie crossed the thoron/hT i n*. o The truck wn : nnswcriiqf an nl r - ( a t ’tho time. ■J* f" p ’^ PENSACOLA—T hirty thou a n . T acres of land in Santa R oei re jii tv will be npprnlfted. O v / n e i o ' the property, who nro resilient.; of Pcnrncolo. have alrcudy. t|in tn ic l- 1;, cd fo r,;,th e,JjpprrUltal,, Tie ap prainnl \yi)I by in Ino- nutiiri >>' a |Ls *oil miryey, ,<d ito^.Tpln^ .b a tlS r production tin* land,could i i Vi t W adaptci) t,o.(i,, ; ,;,i , ;« d t a i' JACKSO NV ILLE—A gecond - .: i . IV for hiihi for the construction > .. ;V' new $115,000 dorm itory nt th State College for Wqmeii has ■* T Issued ,by tin* Board bi Control w n meeting hq|d lu re the he m Uf found nil bids for that work ‘ • ’/,« high,, and a second call wan then S ? f o r m e r i- r c I*A. rus, TJts&L f r o p o P u ll! S M f M ass. , D c C . 2 2 .— L-T*)— n i n of E i l v r s x ^ .1 S y lv e s te r n o t e d z o o l o f r i ^ t . w ill b e e . t a t th e U n i v e r s i t y o f M t c h a n off r o t t o H t t c r m i a s t h 5* b e tw e e n t- n o b r a i n n n .! : > 2 e r ity . i f h i s in te n tio n s . 3 tp r e s s e d b e fo o ro ii:3 ito ra f, **BW*jchai s -* » T lm e c , n A,HMtc. C^hM'.lt n e t '*•‘*''*4 l|at! tU r r y *j»t c le a ip . 111 s a y , nro c a r r ~ £ « d o u t . s c c ith e r h r u z r i w i t h c q u * l O U o w lh KT7T S T I S — A u g u s t £ *_ I ’o n « i r > '. 8-1 who f o u n d e d F u s i l s < i i c i l i n I ' r i u l o B lo rt. JVI r . PonUry * v i i c i l o n T. n l : - i h is G rn c i* -* . w h i c h he n — . n u s l f o r o e t t i ■(la u jcli t i*. Me c J tll^ -i L tin m u it r y ville. '1 ' tre- n a m e -vv;*.ri E u s tis , a n d In te r r l i a n g e l l to I..*ihc th en t « > E u n its . « r r i p t i o n fi^r * t D e n J^tie, r~ a n d > ? s i.3a ria t 2ftc e e rm n . M ain N ( D V 15R T T S E I V I E N T ^ M A N G E OK K X J S IN E S S r#r» Model Trim Co. Ilo.tur Oari.KP lx \.%» Tn l.'n •*\V p Trim Hi,- l nr I V ■>. J& OIVE USE.EUL GIFTS 4 C h rir liiia s , O .r d s —C h r is tin a s § S U G G E S T IO N S % ' M 1 / i •, i BOOKS . * 1. I T ,) ■> f l _-------- -Jr,,. . M | I tlfifiE S (1 bBATRF-’? GOODS sAioKiah stands desk lamps FO U >!! A *\ PENS , PKNCH,!-,: STati(>nery M W & ' ■ 7- |v£nj,|pnq ^ |r(Prtaipl< /l L J fflM ’I I ***«*SSl* | GIFTS-'FOR MI-LADY Js games i-'o r 'Children w* i I'.'eery tiling For The Office ito ; ■«>*.•! A PU LL LINK CK CfTRISTMAS GAUDS C O L E M A N ’S Ax J* •' I TAMPA Ducky fionror” Ben- | jnniin Fiold, failed to “duck” d*ir- < ing a iioxlng bout lure. The blow OFFICE i QUJFMENT COMPANY come from Bomcwhqfc ir tiic ring. 1 iRtioliu A venue Open U veilings p/d Kvtrybwdy sncceanfidly dodged it 1 but tin* referee. I**l«*lil, at-xl day,* ft& S iS iS n -s ^ ia s h S iS jS ): carried about with him a “benuti- a s i S i S i S t S t & i S j a S i ' a , J jL _ cl a n d l o r id a Its m u c H -d is c u s s c c i d a y s t h e m a iv io n < j: w r ite r s r c r f ^ n tc . B a b s o n , B E d m u n d s , cl r e a l l e c o n o m i c s o f u o f n o w a ­ n a tio n a l a r r o n , B r i s b a n e , b u s y L .e s lio , P I o w e , e x p l a i n i n g th e friends. T h e c n l n r p c d a r e n of ten t h o u s a n d acres o p e n s up n o t only a wider f r i n g e f o r f u t u r e i n ’v e s t m e n t , but a d d s i m m e n s e l y to t h e v a lu e of all t h a t i i a s b e e n d o n e b e f o r e , And for s a f e t y , s c c t r r i t y a n d assured retu r n s there i s n o equal t o Coral G a b l e s i n the s o l i t h e m F l o r i d a real estate H e : Id. p r o s p e r ity p h e n o m t h e e n o n . The c u m u l a t i v e e f f e c t o f all o f the n a t i o n a l a d v ^ o r t i s i n g a n i l pub­ licity w r i i c h F l < 2 > r i d a is r e c e i v i n g , and w i l l r e c e i v e i n larger measure than e v e r b e f o r c : d u rin g t h e next year, w i l l be e n t i r e l y l o s t to you unless y o u take a e z i . v a n t a g e ct> f the in­ v e stm e n t- o p p o r t c * n itics n o w offered to you. T ' h e w i d e s t rin d s a f e r s t invest­ m e n t > ' < o u can m a k e is r a t Coral G ablcs. P le a s e *»en<! m e k full ir* -f c» r m a t i u n uhej umlrrr*er* n i l that t h i s o b lig a c i*-> i i . ( ) p p o r t u n i t i e s there n r c i n p l e n t y h e r e f o r in v e s t m e n t . C o r a l G ables, o n e o f t h e f i r s t i n the f i e l d , t h e f i n e s t i n t b e a u t y " a n t i e x t e n t of d e v e l o p m e n t , i s t h e l e a d e r o f t h e m all. T h o s e w h o b r o u g h t h e r e t h r e e or t w o y e a r s a g o , a m i r e a p e d t h e i r pro fit o n r e s e l l i n g , a r e c o m i n g b a c k and b r i n g i n g th eir cStrett, G rcu c- $ 3 0 0 In Gold Will Be Give* Awaj of W a t e r - Front A BSO LUTELY F IEE EllGUSON HOME OFFICE 110 East Secoivi For i n f o r m a t i o n ------- write*, p h o n e or c a l l C *O R A I, g - ’A B L E S C O R P O R A T IO N IVIilane T h « a t c * r nir!f — “ fllr, T U E L L'• & S M rru aiAcinjd... t.ifn Tn|i« tlmli- ninl llrpnlrpit. .tile Ciirtnliis l**ir All Mnkea >,f DAYTONA—John I). Rockefeller bna fi'Ucherl Ormond, hir. Kloiida home, for bin seventh w inter in lief.ifnshine rtate. J o in I). Jr., i. expected early in January, and M 4 John Milton form cly M • Abby Rockefeller, niece n| thu in. king, in also expected later. PALATKA— Robert L K ennrty. fO, sheriff of I'ntnam cjainty f r r 11)09 to 191(1. and deputy nht i ff under two rheriffs, died at 1. home here. He wan deputy shcri ti a t the time of Ids death. f i l m �THE SANFORD Man’s , V o ic e M a n ip u la tio n O f P ric e O f R u b b e r lS y E n g la n d SatterwMte R ef ows Minister Eulogizes To Call Extra Session AUSTIN . Tex., Dec. 22.—(ff>— W a s h i n g t o n , Dec. 22.— (yp> _ Lee Sntterwhite, speaker of the Investigation o f a n alleged m a n ip ­ Texas house of representatives, tOulation by t h e B r i t i s h colonial g o v - «iav declined to cairn special ses­ ernrnent o f t h o p r i c e of crude r u b ­ sion of the legislature. The session has been sought by ber nnd o t h e r r a w m ate ria ls w a s some legislators to auccrtnin i f or<-c r°d to d a y b y t h e House. A r e s o lu tio n re q u e stin g th e there was evidence on which to file House c o m m e r c e 'co m m ittee to impeachment charges. G ov. Miriam conduct th e i n q u i r y was a d o p te d A. Ferguson said her enemies were without n ro ll c a l l a f t e r R e p re s e n t­ trying to find som ething against ative llu il o f T e n n e s s e e , f o r m e r her nnd hnd declined to call the chairman o f t h e D em ocratic N a t ­ special session. ional C o m m i t t e e . had c h a rg e d Great B rita in w i t h **bnd f a ith ” in the m atter. "The B r i t i s h g o v e rn m e n t is laughing o u t l o u d a t us,” M r. H u ll said. ‘‘It is o p e n l y p ro c la im in g t h n t TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22.—(A1) it intends to c o l l e c t $1,000,000,000 —H earings will be conducted by from us fo r r u b b e r p ro d u cts t o p a y the Florida Rnilrond Comm ission Its w ar d eb t. a t Miami and Jacksonville on “ Kurope is l a u j g h i n g up Ha s le e v e whether or not rates, ru le s and nt the w ay w e a r e beipg held u p regulations should be applied on for rubber.” T h e reso lu tio n w a s less thnn carload shipm ents of perintroduced b y R e p r e s e n t a t i v e T il- ishable freight in re frig e ra to r earn son of C o n n e c t i c u t , th e R e p u b li­ between points within F lo rid a, and can leader h a d a co n feren ce w i t h , to ascertain whether o th e r rate j should ho adopted covering intra pinnt, intra-term inal and in ter-to rininnl switching within th e limits of Miami. Tho Jacksonville h en rin g has been set for Jan. 11. T h a t a t Miami will bo on Jan. 8. Freight H earing On Perishables [cn o f ten th o u sa n d [tons moving p ic tu re 1* simple. But it i s ic a l l the apparently cJes are overcom e cation of a P u b lic VENETIAN ISLES q o g picture lei yci o u itc th e background of t h e i episode and the c u lm itace in which a dozen tr-m t o f four horses l The management o f r n enterprise w ould gsost dillicult problem the aid o f the electrical h being produced b y t-Mayer under the d i| Niblo. Mr. Niblo a r t n l directing tow er, drone w a s placed. A ^ C h a r le s P. Stallings, d ire c tio n Into the m i- j w ords were led to b a c k of the d i r e c t i n g tower in o r d e r s rp li Tiers controlled b y ic engineer*, and were t o watch the n e w w nethod of direction. gd projectors concealed A m o n g the f a m i l i a a r faces were th o s e | t h e widespread scene. o f Douglas F a i r b a n k s ,M a r y P ic k fo rd , Enid B en n ett, Cojector covered cotn- S a m u e l G o ld w y r x . U of th ree hundred M a r i o n Davies, L o n Chaney, H o w a rd Alae Murray, L e w E re c tio n s for players C h a n d le r C h risty , C o d y , Colleen M o o r e , Reginald B a r ­ k e r and many o t h e r s . T h e system w a a so effective t h a t t b e production d c p x a r tm e n t of M c tro G oldw yn-M ayer d<=cided to adopt it p e rm a n e n tly fo r a l l exterior sets. A p o r t a b l e control p a ^ n e l in a shed b u ilt o n wheels has b e e n constructed at C u l­ v e r City and w ill t » c taken to any l o ­ c a t i o n by motor p o - w e r . * T h e main g r a n d s t a n d used In t h e c H a r i a t race sc e n e - w a s more than t w o t h o u s a n d feet I o n s - and at one p o in t aw s To K. Dec. 22.—GT) Vne ^general lnws X TKCU* |T*CUl BC8- ^ ■ g h latu n lic-ing form, jn 1 will to all Bfinbera of K of the lawmaking p few djjrj. p f c ia l act of the K’nty-five copies will KTisutors, an,l those desiring them mny fro m their senators itiv es. TAKIO, Dec. 22.—(/?)—Vernac­ ular newspaper dispatches from Mukden unanimously report that forces of Gen. Kuo Sung-Un, com­ mander of tho national iieople's nrmy, have occupied Sinminfu, 30 miles northwest of Mukden, after defeating Marshal Chang Tso-Un, dictator of Manchuria. i*v*5flTiOATto*s i .x cowk t a x Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS flails 13-13 ]I r m i I« Trniptr lIulMIniC DAD OR BROTHER Do they like to read in bed? Givo them n handy electric lamp. Greatest little comfort you ever saw. Put it where you want it and get the light on your book or pn]>er. Come n, let us show you these lamps and other elect real gifts in your Christmas display. Sanford Electric Co 11G Magnolia Avenue Subtl d Goi hundred feet. , F ifteen thousand feet c^^. w ir e were used to link the v a r io u s ^ s b u n d pro­ jectors, and forty-two c a m e r a s , with staffs working them, w e re n i l ^ble tit hear clearly at all times. S u c h aux­ iliary departments as the s t a b l e s , co:* tunic department, c o m m i s s a r y and others were also kept d i r e c t l y in­ formed by means of th e s y s t e m . A troop of fifty-four c a v a lry m e n and horses was loaned b y t h e United) States Arm y to act as c o u r s e patrol, and thA e men took part in t h e picture' as the Roman Imperial M o u n t e d Guard and as buglers. As technics* I advisers a group o f former nrtny o f f i c e r s was present, among them L ieut. C o l . E. R. Ball, retired. I L L not c n ly take on added beauty and a ttr activeness but will mean much more than ever to th e se who are fo rtu n a te enough to be come owners of property upon VENETIAN The very arrangem ent of these beautiful isles, stretch­ ing up through the center of Biscaync Bay, with the Drive of the Campanili together with the Venetian Boulevard, plus the 20-foot park bordering the Drive of the Campanili and overlooking Biscayne Bay, will, upon completion, bring about such absolute incompar­ ability th at automatically there will he created values otherwise impossible. --------- B uilder of-------G A S O L I N E :, ELECTRIC and STEAM L A U N C H E S SAIL and ROW BOATS C atalogue SUNG-LIN CAPTURES CITY sYlTVBJia Gems of America’s Mediterranean "W ISE B O A T W O RK S I n P a m p h le t foEW YORK. Dec. 2 £ .-{ /P )The body of "Battling” Slkl lies in a vault in a Christian cemetary borne there by Mohnimnedan pall­ bearers to nwnit shipment to France. Funeral services for the murd­ ered boxer Friday were marked by the assertion of Ilev. Clayton Powell, pastor of the Abyssinian B aptist Church, who preached the eulogy, that Sikl was “a victim of civilization.” "A man born in the heart of Africa, 28 years ago, who could win a Croix de Guirre and a Legion of Honor medal, win -10 bat­ tles in the ring and have himself proclaimed light heavyweight champion of the world, surely had something in him thnt educated people should have developed and directed into a channel of useful­ ness," said the preacher. s Boats and M o to rs Repaired Specifications an d P rices on a p p lic a tio n Mt. D o r a . F lorida T O FIR ST LADY ON. Doc. 22.—(/p)— * p a s t o r , Itcv. Dr. le r c o , b;y written m u s ic o f a Chridt•a te d to Mri. 1 Coot- A U T O M O B IL E And tho law of supply and demand as applied to this property in the heart of Biscayne Bay, is the greatest stabilizer of true values possible. F O R CHRISTMAS SALES A N ! ) SE R V IC E S A A JUAN GARAGE CO W HAT T O We predict that Venetian Isles, located as they are and with the wonderful accessibility that will he theirs, will bring about not only values hut profits incident to these values that have been altogether unprecedented in the G reater Miami area. VENETIAN ISLES G IV E ? gUJkm. 1 TV jrJ H L / 1 M S '* * mm ir i i 1>tf — -*»I R en d The The Ads I le r iild A Y o u Will F i n d Gems of America’s Mediterranean IR S CITY OFFICf 107 N. K. Second Avenue, �(iiM m n i> -._ *v _ • ___________ kGE SIXTEEN ~ __________________ ______________ »i r I I THE ! THESA1 ________ m * v *7? )■ <» \ v g m - ■jjV v <-x^ r • ;-r- j < ' s--HB k . V »* _ L , » tReal Estate Brokers Causing Delay In Issuance Of New State Licenses B f ORLANDO, Pin. Dec. 22—(iT*)—- registration bonrd, are being used. "A fter filling out your blnnk Much delay in the issuance of licenses for real estate brokers mftil it to the olfice of the Florida -and salesmen and a g reat deal of Renl E state Commission in O rlan­ *‘unnecessary L - _________ _____ i . —, ^ i l o a d work is being caused do, enclosing n certified check or ¥?■ In the office of tho Florida Real money order for EXACTLY three Estate Commission, by the unfa­ dollars. "Be sure to send exactly three miliarity of the applicants with dollars no more or no less other[iroper procedure for procuring th egnl certificates for operation wiro the application will be re ­ This statem ent wan issued here by turned to you with ycur check. ‘ This three dollars covers your W alter W. Rose, chairm an of the commission with offices in this registration fee. The commission will Issue you n registration cer­ city, . The commission In being flooded tificate, which you will show to with checks of vari »us amounts, your county tax collector. Your which must be retuned, and n u ­ county tax collector wi'l issue n merous other mistakes are mad-* broker's or salesman's license upon the chairman stated. He called payment of ten dollars for state attention to the fact that the license and five dollars tor county commission docs NOT issue the license, if a broker nrd if a sales­ license for renl estate brokers and man, five dollars for state and two salesmen hut only issues the reg is­ loliars and fifty cents for a county tration certificate, which is « license.” Mr. Rose warns everyone to for obtaining tht f irercquisito icense from the county tux collec­ take no o of tho fact that the tax tor. , | collector cannot issue the occupa­ If those desiring either real tional license until the applicant estate brokers or salesm en’s li­ exhibits his registration certificate cense will fam iliarize themselves secured from the commission in with tho simple process of apply- (Jr’ando. He also urges special Ing for their licensca and follow note of tile fact that the fee to bo the method minutely, declared Ma­ sent into the comnthdon for the ltose, the office of tho commission certificate of registration is exact­ will be relieved of much unnoc- ly three dolars, which is the only snry work und the Jo livery of the fey that the commission collects. certificate will be greiitly expedi­ IMPROVEMENTS 1 KG ED ted thus enabling the applicant to obtain a license of the county tax WASHINGTON. Hoc. *J2.—f/P)— collector with little or no delay. Tho chnirmnn has outlined the Extensive improvements to Pearl procedure of application ns follows: Harbor, Hawaii including b erth­ "F irst secure your application ing cpsice for sixteen hntt1eahtps, blank, either from the oilier of the were recommended to the house Florida Real E state Commission committee on naval affairs today in Orlando, or from the office of the county Judge where you reside, by Representative Stephens, Re­ if they chance to have any old publican, of Ohio, senior num ber forms left on hand. New forms of the special congressional cornnn* being printed but until they m itttco that visited the island * are o.-f the pre»s, the form s issued under the old real c-utate brokers Inst summer. ?or Acre“87 ^ T Z : — 4 1 TO YOU ALL AMERRY CHRISTMAS mny be the big depositor tomorrow. Th** is u growing bank in a growing town. 'Ve want more people in Snnford to get aequai*1*' cd w ith us. i MAY WE a s s is t y o u i n m a k i n g S a iifo r d ,F la . FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. 108 Ideal . for” n" S ;H HAGAN REALTY CO. E. Second St, STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS Phone 746 ILI'/j JVtoffnoHa WONDERFUL HOME SITE About five acres on a lake, ju st outside c ity limits. This is one of the best locations »n Florida for n beautiful home. On this pr^‘ perty there is now a small house, with a u ­ tom atic water system , bath loom, e le c tric lights and telephone. Anyone wanting nn ideal setting fop a hoifle should see this piece of property. Price $8,500. Terms may lie arranged. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT^ HOMES—LOTS—FAl ACREAGE Christmas and New Year’s O ffering Crystal Lake Shores We are ^niag to offer a few lots on our development which if, nearly completed at pre-development prices, for a liniitcd period, on very attractive term s as follow s: PRICE OF LOTS- $600.00 I*he«e 744. W. F. IIOLBORN, Sales Manage*’ A REAL BARGAIN: 10 ncres finest c*1m 0 acres cleared und tiled. Good two all farm equipment, including mules »mt7 ' “steal" a t $8,000.00. and 10 ncro celery farm, 5 acres cleared jhd Can get immediate possesion. $.‘,.0*^ 0,1 term s, 85 ncroH finest Black Hnmmock relerr below Lake Jessup. Priced toaihkSti m arket. Franklin Terrace lots well located at pric low lota adjoining. Ask us about thtm, COLCLOUGH REALTY Real E state Genenl | 311 First National link Blit Sanford, FU. TERMS; F*RST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for 30 m onths thereafter, which takes care of jll interest charges. THIS OFFER CLOSES JA N U A RY 1st, 1926 FREE-^fKANSRORTATION TO PROPERTY. FREE—REFRESHM ENTS AT COMMUNITY D IN ­ ING ROOM- FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE See Our Salesm en Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. From $4.50 to $5,000peri l LAKf MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. 108 Magnolia Avenue 4,000,000 ACRES Timber lands, $12.50 to $65.00 per icrt AT .MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO Phone 117 R e-Salts l)cpl. Farms w ith buildings, $25.00 perjo* apt River Front land, $9.00 per acre sg. Ocean Front, $100.00 per foot. 214 E . F I R S T S 'i\ W«- own froland two nnl<*a llal.i r Highway Trail mid inaido complete,), it $ I,Mil I tier litre tliL* winter. Phone 453. anil d e a r 40 acres of drained m uck south of Monro Ilnv-n, rioht cm t h c ounnooting that town with Tamiairii tho :y tom nf dykes wlii.-h ntv nearly is claimed thii land will be w orth w la-ii the improvements ,lre fjnj.,hi'd Groves paying 25 percent net. WHY PAY BIG RENTS? Also H» acres of fine, flowin'' well, vegetable 1land at Ovideo, eaiily cleared. Joining one (,f t|ie i . l ery and fruit forma, near th<- Ovictlo-Ceneva hhard load am i tin* la ilro u d if i We con make attractive price and terms on then* or will exchange one or both for improved nronerty at Snnford or vicinity. * * 1 20!) Magnolia Ave. 20U M»Bn«dta Ave. A Bungalow nf three rooms. N early finished. Electric lights, buth, and fireplace. Lot 50x116. $1,500.00. Easy Tern^c p hone 23 l IS) - A OPPORTUNITY s', ft. Fronting Smiinole Blvd. and Commercial St Lake M onroe. * •' > ' t a ' * *• The Sem inole Syncopnte is , an eight-piece or­ chestra, will serenade. Reservations $2.50 per cover. Make table reseryationd now for coup­ les, foursomes, or putties by telephone, letter or cull— • / 20 Years Experience With Florida THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SUP* Five-roon, Got (age, bath, electric lights, fireplace and garage, [ fit GGxliG. Only $3,500. E asy terms. T he gift rf These piques are well equipped w ith dish closets and closets for other uses. These are real bargains. Let us show them to you. or daughter pear to be ible assurance dependent* *3 for the beat Christmas P' Let the Pi an tee this lot Lake IVlary Development Company nvrrlok‘nR 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 e ri 138 ft. off Sanford Avo. Approximately r»00 ft 1.... Inforuintiou ’ u J’or BROWN REALTY COMPANY Phone I7:t-\V t o ----- ? N u m b er 6 Ball Building, Opposite| O ffice, Sanford, Florida. ible. For a Wonderful liny If Yon Act Now W m m Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric ligh ts, b^th room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E asy terms. BRYANT & HATHAHI Phone 231 PACKARD REALTY CO. YOU ARE Dinner at 8 O’clock Dancing from 9:150 Price $30,000. Terms. Seminole (Jpunlylftank Land at p . —-to join our N ew Y e a rs I Eve revel — to usher in 1920 am idst fun, frolii-*. | t * -festivity and tho liR'it fantastic. • •* Hero you'll find food ot the h o st; music und en­ O tertainers offerin g I*10 utmost in enjoym ent, good commnndorio unre­ strained yet never unre­ fined— favors, frivolity, fushion, good fellowship. 11 a c r l ™ ^ A2VhE0 CE‘® Y F A M tools, $10,000.00, 1-2 S S V * a»d fi For lota in West s f „ K ' I g g g « * ] For Sale until Dec. 2llh- «; A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR .9 : 'J see US. 1926 TERMS 5 nmd, Electric light * £ " 1 1 * Garage^ 1 rai,e from | , *1' < Interest Pain on Savings Accounts- 1st National Hank Bldg. Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $-1,000 Lot 9, Block (>, Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ............... $1,200 Lot 10, Block (i Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ...............$4,200 ford. , 3.000.00. h a i r ^ w ^ u ^ B aerca p,owcd B „"Y.^ The Small Depositor Today KARL J. SCHULTZ MAYFAIR 3 room Cottage Union A veP ue R. R. Eldridge R. A. WINSTON, General Masonic BldgSanford, Fla. Phot REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS 310 E. Second S treet New House Palmetto Ave., all new FOR sa l e f u r n is h e d . G ood t e r m s .................. $ 1 0 5 0 0 La I ( »I \ 1I 7 C y p r e s s A v e ., o f f C elery A vt*n no ■v VALDEZ HOTEL Wurt W. Warner, Mgr. 5s [#'1 V] 7 §1,900 Lot in Mayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good terms ............................. $1,500 Two Lots Oak and Central Ave. For the two ................. .............-........ ................... $5,000 Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain. Three Lots, 71 h Willow St., $7,500 for three*. Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12 000 Lot in Hel-Air, 50x125, Eastern exp., $1150 Lot in San Lanta, 50x110 ................ $3 500 Lot 00x127 Oak and C en tra l................ $3,500 Lake Monroe Development Co. n Puleston-Bium ley Building Sanford, Fla. Ml acres 0f land „n hard road and railroad near large subUnrwion, pri, e Per acre .......... .................... ...................... $300.00 4.. acres of (and, ten acreu in fine grove bordcra nice, twentyive acres rjfbt on railroad ami proposed highway near San* Tord ready |u subdivide, price........ ....................................S23.000 100 lols, fijai street with live hundred and sixty feet truntage on the very best buy in the city, price $100,000. Two lots corI»*r Thirteenth and Palmetto, 114x117...... $7.:,00.00 r.llff,6- it1. D^ntwuod, fifty by one hundred twenty seven, fourteen to /ighleen large orange trees on each lot, one block Iron* Orliunjp highway, price each, te r m s ....................... $1,000.00 One five ropin bungalow near Klder Springs, five acres ’and in fine cond|li"n beautiful tr***, term s, price.............. $7,000.00 One luvuse ^no lot fiinderville, five rooms, electric lighta, water in y ,rd. Priec $3,000.00, $050.00 cash. 180 setes of land located U k e County, q u a rte r mile hard road, half flowing well land,, price per acre _______ ______ _ $123 00 53 acres of {and on hard road, ten miles from Sanford, quick sale, pOce o*1* hundred fifty per acre, this property ia riear big subdivision *nd w||| pay yjU to investigate. 8 1-2 Acres with house, 5 | on New Smyrna Highwa: mile of Osteen. Fine homeP r i c e $ 4 ,( W 3 acres cleared. Pr,ce attractiv terms CITY REALTY GOOffice Phone 120 Reeld*n<« phi»B« 5fC. �THE SANFORTt H 1—Announcements 10— F or R t.nt> i{oom a Sale— Furniture, etc. ]» Herald i rates in A d r * n « "will be renitron* and Immediately 10c 8c 7c " ... 5c a a a a line Hne line line ,e double above are for con- E - B— Autos, Sale ivernge length FOR SALE: Chevrolet Touring car. Reasonable price. 206_Holly Ave. FOR SALE: Without a dollar down. Ford truck, equipped with rexal nxel and dump body. Ad­ dress Box 55, Sanford Herald. TEXTILE CITY CORPORATION 11— For Sale, Acreage To Sell TEXTILE CITY PROPERTY Jirteiy in cns0 °f Lice MUST be L at The SanLffJce or by le t- L discontinuin' 1924 dition. 1924 1923 1925 1923 ATTENTION! Dodge touring cnr. Dodgo coupe, A -l condition Ford coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. DAYTONA I. W. PH ILLIPS, SONS Phono 3 Oak and 2nd St, G— Business Opportunities Service Apartm ents LHouses [Rooms id Board , Office, S to re s [Aatase IxcVjmie KCroves lliousej ■o, Real ■ Stock I ilijcellanooua |J Estate bilure f Wanted ImJ , Jewelers Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of ’ and 10 Acre Tracts or Entire Sections $150 Per Acre and 7—Business Service (Incorporated) HI-TEST building tile nnd brick Sanford Cement Products Co. 5th St. and Maple. Opportunities Acreage Adjoining Daytona harry e. p r e t t y m a n HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors Estim ates given. Superior work­ manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co. Pen. Delivery. Orlnndo. SAND for building nnd construc­ tion purposes. Delivery from quarry. 1100 M yrtle Avenue. TEXTILE CITY, -Florida's LOCH ARBOR LOTS twenty million dollar industrial Lots 4'J Mid 50, $3000. 1-i cash community" is located near Day­ Balance terms. tona Beach and now has in course uf construction, a million dollar in­ dustry. Wo aro offering the Flor­ CORNER LOT IN SA NFO RD ida investor a properly with HEIGHTS REAL BACKBONE. Corner of Palmetto and F ra n k ­ lin. Price $2500. $700 cash. Balance $100 per month for Ii SEVEN factory units, an ad­ months and assume contract. ministration building, two em­ ployees hotels and w ater works ROSE COURT are being built by Florida Textile Lot No. 1UG. $550 fash. Hal Products, Inc. a nee terms, PRICE $226U ONE is . of the factory . units - ...........now nearing completion and the foun­ 5 ROOM HOUSE dations for three others und one at Bel-Air ready for occupancy of the hotels, arc now being put in. by Jan. 1st, modern In every respect. $1500 cash. Balance DE\ EL0PMEN7, building, Im­ terms. provements and population make property values increase. All of HOUSE WITH I ROOMS, these are being made possible bath, garage and all m odern faster in TEXTILE CITY than in improvements. any other development in the State PRICE $4500 of Florida. Approxim ately 2,000 Terms may be arranged. skilled workers will he employed, who will be transferred to Textile City from northern m anufacturing centers ami will share in an anm ul pay-roll of approxim ately $3,500,. 600, It is the plan to have all the factory buildings completed and in operation within one year, together with hotels, apartm ents anil homes to care for the employees. DELAND FARMS PERM ANENT WAVING: Hnvo It done tho “ Nestle Way." Satis­ faction guaranteed. Special prices until December 25. Apply nt once for appointment. Miss Virginin Long. Over Mobley's Drug Store. fcmot... E fficien t icatlons Dodge coupe, excellent con­ 112 South Park Avenue Phone 632-W. 17—For Sale, Houses LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Preocrlptlons, Drugs, Sodas. We rw u .■ u.r.: night now possess­ ion. New, all modern, 5 rooms are as near you as your phone. and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ Cal! 103. alow in most select part of San­ ford only $7500. $3300 cash, bal­ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. ance easy terms. Bayard Realty Successors to Glllon & P latt Co., Phone 208. 110 S. Park Ave. 210 Magnolia. Everything elec trlcal. Phone 422. Electraglth FOR SALE: Five room bungnlow Radio. . and g^raije? l P a y in g .p a id .fo i. Best location, Sanford Heights, at WIGIJTB— Three stations. Mag­ a bargain, direct from owner. Ad­ nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, dress I*. O. Box 742. Sanford Avenue and lUth S treet Expert service. 1!)—Sale, Live Stock WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing FOR SALE: Pair good nudes a a bargain. Address A. M. Bo Engraving, Embossing. See uv first. We do it. Phone 417-W 65, Sanford.___________________ It. R. A ve.-Commorclal St. 211— Fur Sale .Miscellaneous COME PICK out your Christmas tree, at corner Park and Second. From Monday noon on. Or phone Decorating, order 265. We mount nnd deliver. M. M. Lord. ______________ FOR SALE; Nice fat live turkeys MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general for Christmas. G. W. Spencer. rU. 'Freon cement work, sidewalks, build­ Phone 100. | *nd Supplies ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. M. M Eggs COME PICK out your Christmas TerwlHeger. Prop. otlce tree, at corner Park nnd Second. HILL LUMBER CO. House o> From Monday noon on. Or Phone er-i and Supplier) Service, Quality and Price. order 265. We mount and deliver. Wp, Female sip, Male e!p. Male or JAM ES II. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. 9— Fhr Rent, Houses FOR RENT: 5 room house nil mod­ ern. Sanford Heights. Phone 15G-W. Mrs, L. A. Renard. Mp. Salesman R a tio n . Ma |e S— For Rent, Apartments ituation, Female DR RENT: 2 room apartment. 1009 Union Ave. Near new ho- ^ cem en ts FOR RENT: 2 room sleeping porch and hath, good location, light ami telephone, paid, furnished. $20 per month. Phone .727. WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room unfurnished apartm ent. Reply ‘uuipment, new M. C. J. care Herald. :lh ID n c re 3 10— For Rent, Rooms , » ttle . Dodge * ‘ 'for $20,000. e'J 7 miles from FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ room. 618 Oak Ave. Phone ptf highway. 40 * Property, with 622-W. “ m for $20,000 FOR RENT: Large upstairs bed *"u can’t beat room. 306 Palmetto Ave. ,ent or an ideal Act quick, FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ V^nge Ave., out meals. Reasonable rates. ^ Orlando. Lincoln Hotel. TWO PI NR HURST LOTS Located on Holly Avenue n e a r Hughey, facing oart, h s No. ldii and 167. Price *2000 each. 51,000 cash will buy the tw o lots. Halunct term*. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE on Palmetto Ave. with h ath , butler's pantry, garage, on lo t 61x117. PRICE $10,000 l-.'l cash, balance can bo a r ­ ranged. SANFORD DEPENDABLE USED CARS fERTISERS .tentative thnrl t with rates, plication will give information. And ,r wi|| assist you jur want ad. to effective. y f NOTICE ihould give their dike address as (bone number if Jolts. About one i thousand has a | the others can't [with you unless U address. DEAN-BERT. CORPORATION FOR“liENT7T^r4~ F°£ H 33— W anted HU1LDERS MATERIAL CARPENTER Foreman. Compe tent to handlo conriructlmi uf ten houses at a time. Ho* 22, care Herald. GROW ERS SUPPLIES 21— Sale, R eal K n tn te AUCTIONEER Wo carry n full Une. RNT: One or two bedrooms WE SELL Iota and subdivisions Our pnera are rig h t. Cash or without use of kitchen. a t public ruction. Lafe Burger, SOU Maun nil i terms. We w ant your burin Room 0, Rock Bldg.. Orlando, FIs. FOR RENT: Lovely front room Sanford Stove A F urn itu re < next to b„ to gentlemnn only, _______321 E. F irs t S t 3—’Autos, Rent Call -19-J. ^1.—Sale, R eal E state AUTOS FOR HIRE f o r r e n t E A G IE AUTO SERVICE Day mnn. 510 W. la'tStV or s i g h t Meets all tralcs. Bagrage tran sfer. Phone 551 and 63-W SALES ORGANIZATION _rooms. 120! Oa k Av REEL & SONS , _ Yon Drive It. . b e in g SOUGHT W. Myrtle and 2nd S t at R. R. ’ WANTED TO BUY: round timber from up, must Ih> high land saw mill purposes. T. son, Mnitland. THE MEN behind the sales or­ ganization in Textile City have bad long years of experience in planning and building sales forces. They know how to ENCOURAGE, they know how to STIM ULATE, they know how to H E L P the or­ ganization in tho field. SALESMAN Wo have a pood opportunity to offer real estate snlesniBii. One v h o is familiar with the grrat-r Sanford district preferred. SANFOKD GROVE. Inc. 6U7 1st. Nnt'l. Hank Bldg. ___________ Phono 216_________ 37— Wnnlcd Help, Salesman l SORES, PIMPLES P. Thurmond BOILS, RASHES E A S I L Y HEALED BY SHOW YOU HOW OUR MONEY MAKER OVER V. W IIEELER BETTER TRAN IODINE SOU) BY AU DRUGGISTS YOU’LL THINK IT’S Till In* .-pointed K cM ltor U| COME IN THIS MORNINl MAKE A HUNDRED POSITIONS WANTED: White help all vocations supplied on short notice. Pleaso write, wire nr phono 2632. Northern Star mdoyment Bureau, 30 E. Church St., Orlando. Fla. NOTICE TO ALL CONTRACTORS On and after January the 10th, lOlifT, the Painters Beale will bo $1.00 per hour. Local 12G1, SanfordHy M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. of Klorlila allies 1SU * * Ito d y W o rk * * J . II. ifUTC’HINSUN ItIJ.\ I. F.MTATn Itsillii'.rp. REMINGTON IWtablo four-bank Typewriters, “tho king of p o rt­ ables. $60. Barret Portablo A dding Machines. Can’t !h> beat, Seminole Printcry, Phone 93, Welaku Uldg. tu p * , niiit P ondera #*■*• M a i -0001111 s t r e e t l* « l« rS . K lo rlJs HILTON’S n AII ii M l s u m * 11.1 Magnolia Ave. S F irs t Class Barbers Special Attention Given T o Ladies nnd Children, W. IL LONG -* MKAT H A I1K ET 41(1 Ranf<n| A v e . Sanford, FI*. Llton J. Moughton ARCHITECT F i r s t N a tio n a l H ank Uldg. S a n f o r d . --------------F lorida Porter E . Hitts IU U I, L IST AT H l*t \ * «’L “ ""k lllil*. I'lium i * % K1&, IL'ptimi Ur. »• M K T A L W ORK AN D AUT O M O B IL E R A D IA T O R R K l'A I R I N G . Itii i: ,u t o l>rok*r H od gins & Cowan S h e e t Metal Co, ui JIM IlU I’ fcA t High School jf Auditorium U U S fN E S S ’HOMES G. T A Y L O R D YER Painting—DfcnrnlinR PHONE 303 ? m All A*** '.. u l l a M *t*l l's r is Welill"*: Ii* t o l n t r i*n‘l S o tdo rin g Wi.ik l i v o t o o l r r i l t'lrnoe 123 W e s t F ir s t S t r e e t lUiuuo < 3 M e m 11o r <>f HANFOItD, FLA. F l o r U l u H tn ln r i . u l M t f i A wtoclatlon. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for pood barber work. Ladies welcome. WE H A V E THE BEST BUYS Next fo Valdez. •a c r e a g e - '12—Typcwrlters, Suppplies Iran­ .1, Sanford R a d ia to r and ltefarsiicea: l*‘l r s t .Nuili.mil Hunk. FOR SALE: Dresser, porch swing. WAITRESSES: Benson’s Springs cook stove,, duo-fold davenport, Inn. Inquire Wednesday between kitchen utensils, 3-1 m attre ss 10 and 11 a. in., Valdez Hotel, Ask 121 1-2 S. Palmetto Ave. for Mr. Seaman. WANTED TO RENT: For about two weeks one portable pumping o u tfit with gasoline engine. Capac­ ity 1500 to 3006 gallons |>cr hour. Adrlress I •S . W. i.iro Herald. pen ilrm , »i W* M|.« tllao in Wrecks Ilm lili-n c 3!)—'W ank'd Situation. Female WE HAVE a largo waiting list LOST: Abstract covering lots 9 for small houses. What have you and 10 Flora Height*. Please reoffer. Denn-llerg Corporation, turn to I. T. Stringer, Box 82, eity . to 515 F irst National Bank Bldg. LOST: liluck suit case on Celery WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif Ave. Contains book on Peoples teen acres adjacent to it, Musi Bank, Red Level. Ala. Return to be on good road and priced right. Herald office and receive rew ard. Cnll Southland Realty Corporation, FOR SALE: Gas stove. 'JtJ'J L au­ 106 Main Street, Daytona Beach. rel Avo. Phone 850-121. _ ,7—l’iano Tuning 11— Wanted In Kent 11 ..1 ttnill.it.. r ia n '/M a fic 7 2 7 W U c le z R e tilty G ). . V a ld e z * liolcl Bill IdI t . * k . a By GEORGE McMANUS w a is t ea th TO o r COLO Coin around D -l t e l YOUR. Itnlance Easy, o ld COME TO MAKE MONEY ijgjJR FATHER SAcy o o Y O U C a t c h ■y q o r d SERVE YOU YOUNG LADY or gentlemnn fill i acaney in circulation de partm ent of Florida News. Pay excellent. Apply .2161 Palmetto Ave. or Box 41. E. SPURRING, au£>*divt*lon specialist. Subdivision to O r­ lando, Florida, and F I o r y Heights, Florida on lJixi* H ig h ­ way. 117 Kcot adjoining Standard Oil Co., New F illin g ' Station. W ILL HE GLAD ____30— Wanted Help.___ 31—Special Notices FOR SALE: At South Sanford (Glndervillc) new 3 room bung­ COAL FOR SALE alow, 2 porches, also small cot­ Lincoln Hotel. tage and one building lot, size of lots 70x133, cash or term s. M. C. FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors A spin wall, owner. good condition. $200.00. 216 E. Second. ________ FOR SALE: band to sell on the main road, in Grapeville, one FOR SALE: Bicycle. go«d condi­ tion. Can bo seen at 806 Mag- half acre. Apply Georgo T. HulIlngcr. Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe 35—Wanted Help, Male pay cash for second bund llb lA U ar, rKATILh. CITY ra n I BUY, pianos. Address Box 352. substantial development with a FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three real purpose, we demand the very II. C. VIELE, Jt-weler. W atch, mules. Will sell cheap or trade best tepresentution. jewetery and clock repairing and for Ford truck or Fordaon Tractor. engraving. Quick service. 116 M ag­ Call L. H. Echols. Telephone 016121 A satisfactory comm ssion ar nolia Avenue. Phone 442. AIR COMPRESSOR for filling rant ement is offered la the uxccu station nnd other purposes. Com­ live of a responsible tulos organ! 28— Plant, Seeds, T rees plete with electric motor, first zution in Sanford. 1TEWART THU FLORIST" class condition. Call 139. Flower* for all occaaiona. 814 Myrtle. Phona 260-W AI.E: Good second hand ad, nmttress, springs. M. S. PATTERSON 10 Laurel Ave. Director of Sales, FOR SALE: Nice fat ducks. Phone* WOOD FOR SALE: l eave orders 178 J . ______ ________ Box 91-A, Sanford. Fla._____ 228 S. Reach St. Daytona Beach, F la A Note Worthy • fiery Avenue WANT work or change of p»*i turn? White only. Northern Stur Employment Burenu, 30 E. Church St., Orlando, Fla. THE DAYTONA KENNEL CLUB is now building a S100.000 plant in Textile C ity, racing to start around .lanunry loth. PLANS now in form contemplate sales of property reaching tens of millions in volume. Two or three years or more, will be required to bring this city building program to a successful term ination. RE<3a U.isE oT tho rapid develop­ ment and tho large volume of sales now being consummated daily, a sales organization in Sanford now getting into the sales plans of Tex­ tile City, will find prospects can be easily and thoroughly convinced of the merit and the pro fit oppor­ tunities in Textile City. There­ fore the connection will unques­ tionably he n very proiit.-dilu one from the very start. Ixmg leaf 100,000 ft. tindu r f»-r W, I V t n L IK 7E T H A T ? r r . ____> A o h W E L L -W H A T 1 ^ IT 0 c- : NOTHIN '/-> T h /v m k . C O O D m e *0*3 • Me m a r e i s o f F O O U ’b H L h O O O H TO OREL'S L.»v<c — t h a t • ,--------- r - —J T ills SPACF! DONATED by W. P. Carter REALTOR 230 Mi'iscb JUd« Phone 7 T4! Winter D a y s Here See Our Now of Antiirons nnd * ^l‘ta Ball H ardwari* Co, CI423 a* U r t. FeATURB Sc*vicc. I nc iCX Ibilwi im io n e 8 � 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 22, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 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/6587b6d57ea733a8786aca39ff2455ee.pdf d173c8028793bd1ab1c199cae13cb390 PDF Text Text Ne w spaper L ffc H d a ’o TIIB WEATHER H cA rtt Florida*- morlly cloudy and cold ■; po9nibly rain on tho cast coosl >nIklit; possibly light frost ft greatest VcKctnbIe &,eat Garden Land Associated Press Leased Wire 700 Autos SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925 S S 1 Greatest Movcmcn/t In His­ tory Handled During Past Year, Says Report (liven Out By Association Today Former Air Chief Says He Had “Sneaking Suspicion” That Giant Dirigible Was 50 Per Cent Over Weight jvhile Ilis Jin-Saoud, j Pursuit Largest Business Was In October Reid C allsO fficer Modern John Brown Large Surplus Of Cars And I.nernnet i ves Klim inates Delays In Transportation Mitchell Mentioned As Police Commissioner For Gotham; Has Little Chance For Post C’hnrles Kurfees, 43, is heltl at Wichita, Kas., charged with be­ ing the heno of a ring th at stole more than 700 automobiles, mostly Fords, in Kansas, Oklahoma end Colorado. Official:*, expect to a r ­ rest 2.r» more men as accomplices. I the throne in r he has been tn-Huud, head [ Ncdj in war|alm<>: t continThc Wahabis hack against Ba e were un- (lA auA imroe[ f'r thr inra|T '• Wihjlia Itt for font''cd p d ir tic ile>r ' I i I At] throne he had more than a Hit Club citations Members l» fur the npen$1 lucht Club's a*'- -M have been Irtainmcrit compi nation. Ml for a formal Nil at the City [mention at the a. this dance to fri,s h» Is- given L their families Wests. ,<>n the opening ttubhnuse, Coiufu*D* said this earl' opening v the delay lfy uf f.irniUire nnmeat, all of r,vi'd ami horn CHICAGO, Dec. 21.—(A*)—‘Ten tiew operating records were estab­ lished by the railroads of this country in IM25, in handling the largest freight traffic that ever has been offered to them by the shippers of this United Stntcs. A report embodying the records is to lie submitted to a m elting of tile board of directors of the Amer­ ican Railway Association here to­ day. Following arc the high mars: Handled the greatest freight traffie in history, measured by the number of cars loaded witli rev­ enue freight. Throughout the year there were never h than iO'I.UlK) freight ears and 4,200 surplus locomotives in icrvieenble condition, thus elim­ inating transportation delays. Biggest Monthly Traffic Hcndlid the greatest freight traff e for any month on* record in October when it amounted to 11,0(11,PK}t,000 net ton mi’es, exceed­ ing by 2.2 l a r cent tlitf previous high record made In October, 1024. Reached a total of 1,124,130 ears loaded for the week ending Aug. 2b, the greatest for any one week on record, cxco-ding l»y 12,O'.M cars, or 1.1 | st cenc the pre­ vious Idgh record made in the week of Oct. 2. 1021. The average daily m nem ent of all freight cars in October was :I2.2 miles which excelled iiy or\e and one-hulf miles the previous high record. Loading i'f i n:> ii n'd mi eellaneotis freight, ine'.ialing loss than carload lot freight, was the greatest during the year on rec­ ord. exceeding by more t nan two minimi ear fill* I I 'Til of .one , the greatest ne day in hisrage Load I of freight per mth of August light* <t ever at* ine'easo of 20 ous record made R.-ii'roud taxes ioo,000 the highar on record. on.-* lined during rthtn to the utraffic handled lu re having been 'irst ten months itiunds usedd to d [' is Best. Says Buyer Who ’Red’ On Sanford Land In 1009 trous looking old real estate men within the past '•aimed W ichita, (l‘w months asking for a price on lln<f- Hi- h-i.i the property, he stuted th a t h:s a!;(i l . ‘ family insisted upon hla coining . i I, *' !l*oppedt0 Sunford mid looking into the That present value of the land. ., tho lake Upon arrival here he said he * what is nowdiscovered tho land to be worth Z2,~~~ . * ncrc. He , apnroxim ately > 2,000 per rent estateaaid that as !he did not need the ...! !>e derived ,,.no extent, inpumey, which might u tho sale of hi* holdings h-? Jdu gentleman f r o .. **' Ic * sac the acreage c with a real thoilghi ho wotlld visit.' to a dairy fur use as paaturugc. Purchased 40 QUEEN VISITS SISTER "M one-half t town, lying quarter from I.)[)NDON, Doc. 2t.-(/P )T Queen 1Per acre for Manule of Norway, wno in girlhood, 1 *°d and the was n' n» learned, boy’ he had been c e s s __ _ . 5 «n the land w hat her brother, calls .h e r. because * letters front to publicity. 177 Injured Also Reported Manager Of Seminole Hull) By Eleven Dixie States; Growers Association Says Florida, Mississippi Tied Demands For Narcissus For Lowest Number Dead Conte From All Sections Widespread di-mund for Sem­ ATLANTA, Cn., Dec. 21.—(/P). —Thirty-nine persons sacrificed inole county paper leaf narcissus their lives during the past week on flowers and bulbs is bringing tin nitnr of the traffic god, and about tile development of tile bulb 277 others .•iffcred varying de­ growing business in this section grees of injury. Home of these along lines comparable with oilier lire expected to die. These figures almost phenomenal growths of inwem revealed today in a survey of dustriii- experienced in this state, traffie accidents by the Associated according to a statem ent made to­ day by It. K. Whitncr, Jr., man­ Press in I! southern states. North Carolina, with seven ager of the Sanford Itulh Growers deaths, led the galaxy of states, Association, who told of u recent while Florida, and Mhnbslppi ro- order received from tho Knull ported two eueh ns tho lowest nuni­ Floral Company of Tampn for Iters. Georgia again took the 7,000 narcissus flowers at $3 a crown for the highest number of hundred. Mr. Whitncr said that the injured with 49. This was ono lew than wn* reported through th- Tampn concern sent a truck to same channels Inst week. Virginia Sunford for the flowers, which are vvns a close follower w ith 41. Flor- lmt a side-line to the major indus­ ida reported none having Iteen in- try of bulb growing he snid. Employees of the Garner Pro­ jureil. There were no outstanding occi- duce Company, local m arketing diMtts during tho week. The toll agents for the Seminole Bull* was taken by scattering accident.' Grower:) Aioocintion, Wire forced A tabulation by states follows: to pick flowers all night in order States Deaths Inj. Virginia . North Carolina .......... 7 3f) South Carolina ....... 3 4 Georgia ........................ 4 -111 >>" ol Florida and one Alabama h 14 ids in l'-»23. fortune, retired ' r- who has c yearr. on the >n m the near by Kills Questioning beFortune • mi.i yesterday. TRAFFIC MISHAPS LOCALLY CROWN TAKE TOLL OF 39 BULBS MEETING in Traffic Policeman Is Injured In Crash W i t h Automobile County Traffie Policeman U. U. “ Boh" Wilcox, working from tho office of Sheriff C. M. Bund, was seriously injured Saturday a fter­ noon at 4 o’clock when thu motor­ cycle on which he ruling crashed into the rear of an auto­ mobile driven by a man nuineit Fuircioth, of Puulu, at th» corner of Sanford Avcnuo and rhirtccnln Street. Officer Wilcox was removed to tho Fcrnuld-Lnughton Hospital where he was found to bo au.ferine from a broken .ari'* numerous minor cuts anu bruiser. Tho fracture of his leg I* report­ ed to be a m ajor one and will re­ quire several months to heal, tt was said. Wilcox was riding south pa Sonford Avcnuo directly behind th-i automobile of Fuircl >th« when tho latter turned into 13th and Wilcox, who failed to np’1* the turn being made by the otnor, struck tho reur left wheel of the mucin no and was heavily t.irown frnm Vil» ■niitiirevcle. according to 2 3 0 3 Mississippi ... .2 Louisiana ..................... 4 20 17 Totals IT'S HOT IN ARGENTINA BUENOS A IRKS, Dec. 21—M*) *—Argentina is now expecting tho hottest weather of the summer, tin- mercury is in tlie nineties here und in some parts of the country is above 100. 121 Public Opinion Turns A gain st Prohibition, Says Columbia Head ippose [ovement itill another d. It is that ic Hetljn.se, a partly aloiiK ia Arabia id of Pilicrimunbraces the ha. Ali, Ukc llusseiu, has NUMBER During Attempted Hold-Up By Negrd II! NEW FREIGHT E d w a r d K e l l e r ,N o t e d T h i e f , RECORDS MM S jase Abdie Father, ing Beset iual Wars Sixteen Panes Today gnrdcil as reliable, although oth­ ers were reached from his own de­ ductions. He said he had charged that the Shcnnndoah was about fili |H*r cent over weight because ho imii "u sneaking suspicion” that such was the case, tiut Inter ho said ho had “personal knowlodgo from reports and things of that kind," that the ship was too heavy. He was not prepared to say from his own knowledge whether nonfrev Jn g solutions hud caused cor­ rosion uf tin* Shenandoah's frame work, as lie charged in the San Antonin statem ent which led to his court martial on charges of insu­ bordination. Attorneys for the convicted air officer fought to induce him to re­ fuse to testify, as lie did several weeks ago when first brought hofore the naval tribunal. They ad­ vised him tlmt until tho president approved his court m artial sen­ tence of five years' |u x |)n * lo n from the arm y he occupied a prlrileged status. Apparently he went to the hear­ ing room prepared to follow that advice but Mrs. Mitchell, who ac­ companied him, asked t lmt lie give the court the evidence it sought and tiring to an end the legal con­ troversy in which he had been en­ tangled for weeks. Offers \\ h U cii Statement Before taking the stand. Cot. Mitchell o ffend a written state­ ment which rear Admiral Hilary I’. Jones, president of the court, declined to nrropt until a fter tli*> air officer had been sworn. “Then,” the colonel said, "I will offer the statem ent to tho court." lie did so, the admiral accepting lmt not reading the document in which Col. Mitchell culled a tte n ­ tion to liis rccunt sent nee of five year's suspension from the army bemuse of his attacks on govermeiit aviation poiirit >, lmt point­ ed out that tile sentence “is not in effect until approved” by t li: president. Until such approval is given, lie said his-statutory right.) idiould not tie abridged. Tlie witness then was questioncd by Muj. Henry Leonard. Judgj (Continued on page 3.) NEW YORK. Dec. 2L—(/P)--* The tidu of public opinion lum definitely turned against pro­ hibition is the belief of Nicholas Murrny Butler, president of the Columbia University. L m t week's debnte started by Senator Edge of New Jersey, wan the beginning of what will b? u successful movement to re­ form the "present intolerable Hituation" he thinks. Voluminous enrrespon nee, the president said in n letter made puhlie Inst llifht, indicated a movement to reform the pres­ ent lawn. Dr. Butler's report was w rit­ ten to Mrs. Victor A. Hcggvrmatt, of Atlantic Highlunlx, N. J., anil eontended that “to drive prohibition out of the country has lieeomu a moral issue. The violation of “ fundamental and righteous laws in the futile and lawbreaking attem pt to en­ force ik foolish and untruthful law, ho wrote, “is the most im­ moral undertaking on which any government ever embarked.” COSTLY JEW ELS ARE TAKEN PROW Well Laid F ln n ^ U f T’Rrevcs Enable Them lo Make An Easy Break With Jewelry Valued At Nearly $100,000 and (1100,1)00 were stolen from the boudoir of Mrs. William T. Starr, wifi* of n Htock broker In tho fin­ ancial district, by thieves win* en­ tered tho apartm ent Sunday while the family was away. The theft became known today when police started a city wide search for the missing jewels. The thieves apparently had made well laid plana to hup’larizo the apartm ent which is in West Fifth Street. Duplicate keys were used in entering the apartm ent, police believe. All employees of the house wore questioned lmt they anh| they had seen no ono enter the place. The thieves apparently had gone directly to tho draw er in which Mrs. S ta rr kept her Jewel case. Nothing else in the apartm ent was molested. The stolen Jewelry included three diumund-ctudded bracelets, one pearl ring and diamond ring, one pair of pearl and emerald ear­ rings. a diamond-studded muteli case and a platinum ami lUantnml brooch, described ns tin* rostlicst item in tho lot. Two Hurt In Auto Collision A t . Elm And Ninth Street The corner of Ninth Street and 1Klin Avcnuo was the scene of a serious smnshup Saturday a fte r­ noon a t 2:31) o'clock when u Ford truck, driven by E rnest Hunkorc<iored, and n touring car driven by Fred Patterson, white, collided with ouch force «< to ovorturn tlie truck und causa painful injuries to two youngsters, Otto and llurtow Hutchison, while, who wore riding with Hnnkcrson. Otto received a —-vero sculp Officer J. B. Green, of the San-| went down, but so did Russell, and wound and his brother, Bartow, ford Police Departm ent resents be- from then on events niqwil in suffered several cuts and bruises ing told by a prospective prisoner rapid order. Green, in falling, pin- us n result of the collision. Both that the prospect “uint gwinc be ned hs right arm bencutlt himself Iwya were removed to the Pcriutldarrested." This was proven Satur-j in attem pting to reach bis black- i Laughton hospital where it is suit! day afternoon when the policeman juck and was almost helpless un-'* i I. . t I lia.il iiinuit a n f (ia in n llif wus attracted to tho corner of der u weight of about 200 pound.i Ninth Street and Holly Avenue by of dark meat. The negro reached a crowd which had collected to for Green’s pistol, it ij said, which watch the unties of one Jam es until that day hud aiwuys been Russell, colored, who it is said. I cut ried <»> the officer’d hip. had been busy getting illuminated The furt th at his gun u*nr not in fur the holiday season. its regular place id said Jto be ruWhcn told tn at he was under sponsihjc for Green’s being alive a r r o t , Itusael wuxud argunientu- toduy. Hu had thut morning detivo und informed the policeman elded to carry his piatot under his that the la tte r’a stature wus nut| right arm pit. of such dimensions us to cause his A fter a short struggle pn the submission without a struggle, j ground, the policeman regained his Green isn’t a big mnn by any Jeet and, nftor jerking a knife court this morning, The iaso against'I tunkerson waa [means ami Itu^sel, burly and im -'fro m the hands of his quarry, he luted with tho upifit of John B ar - 1proceeded to ileenraio UusscU'a dismissed when it waa proven,that he hm! the right away, and Pat­ ieycorn. took advantage of his head with hts hln£jfjack. would be cuptor by attem pting to They were down again when a terson V"a. aojcsseil u fine of. 123, ‘ throw hint to the ground. Green! (Continued cn page 3.) w ith tL. op;i7tt vf Bcrvtng 20 days. (■ODD PROGRAMS PROMISED NEW YORK. lK*c. 21.—(/Pi­ pettor ttunes on New Year’s night on WWZ, KYW, KDKA, WGY, WBX or WKC. John McCormick and Luc res la Hurt are to he in front of tlie “mike" for the sec­ ond time. gro stepped out lit the mum*- cT. tliu road und-i'rdorod Mr. IllynBa to throw up Tils hands. Mr. li'iggins stopped tho car anil complied with tho order and the negro ia said to have shouted, “ Well, I guess I’ll kill you anyway." Death Clime Immediately He pulled tho trigger and the bullet crushed through the wind­ shield striking Mr. Higgins In the right evo and coursing through thn head, causing Immediate death. Tho gun used was described us nii old 30 ‘JO rifle. Ibinders Everett, negro, n w it­ ness to the shooting, in snid to have procured a gun find In turn shot Dunlap, slightly wounding him. Thu latter turned and ran, barricading himself In >i nearby house. Police officers Shaw und Ward, together with a number of citizen* are said to have then en­ gaged in a gun ImtUo with the nrunken negro which lasted for fully 15 minutes. Over 100 shots were reported to have been fired before Officer Shaw and n mnn named Pete Alli­ son rushed into tho house « n | shot tho negro to death before IA could uio hi.« gun on them. Two negro occupants of the house are said to have been wounded during the bcttle. Mr. Higgins left Sniper I only recently going to Haines City to (Continued on ungx. City Will lixtcnd White Way System Provision for the extension of the city's white wny on several important streets was made a t tie* last, meeting of tho City Commis­ sioners, who ituhorixrd tho immed­ iate ordering of fixtures and postn necessary to curry out tho work, the completion cf which ia expect­ ed to result in about two months. Tho white way will bo extended on Park Avenue from F iiai Street to Ninth; on Oak Avenue from F irst Street to Fifth, on Magnolia to F ifth; Palmetto to F ourth'and on Hanford Avenue to Fifteenth Street, according to present plans adopted by the (omimixaioncn. Policeman Green Narrowly Escapes Death In Fight With Drunken Negro canto from Charleston th,p. thro* men and a small boat from West Palm Beach, Fin., had been picked up |»y the Mtanwc C;!»iioa and are etiroute to Now York. Thiu was confirmed in < nidtegritni from tlie Orizaba Sunday night. Thu name of tho small boat was the Mnrnion. Dispatches from West Palm Ik-ach state that the Mnrmon was owned by Dnmlatio Vitale but that lie did not know the names of the three men. They had gone out in ­ to the gulf stream on a fUblug trip. Tho yr.cht Topaz to, burned to the water’s edge nt Georgetown, S. C., Sumlay, four men leaping into the water and mvmmung to siifety. They were Capt. R. C, Dnllic, of New Orleans, Chief Knginrer Charles Saalecs-m, Agent K. B. Emmons amt Seutnnn Joe C'hxistctuon. ail of New York. The J �LsM i yoTICM n r MASTER'S SALE • , . # r Seminole County. Notice l» hereby Riven that the undersigned Is Special Master In li.\ t i i i : c iu c i i t t opi T . s ‘l v on » $ »»»• ot Sovam* Chancery! byy virtue o ofk a iinni final <ieileIMIl.i: CO I NT V, H.OIIIMA. IN KloVhla. her, A. u v ! K POItCLASS! STEW ARTS W ASHINGTON LETTER erro enter*'! In that pertain oauaa c iu N a a n . in the I"mhi . .i"Judicial By CHARLES P. STEW ART t it' Circuit, hemlnolt* Suit to (Inlet Tllle. »";«!} iSSSSSf nfSSSf'lor-s—i- •■nth ........ Florida. wherein H. A, W. J. LAKH. VtutrlVlnn Is complainant, and K. l/. n„‘., r.iunty. Complainant. .1 "lory "" ah. are defendants, said W ashington. Nov. 20. — Going l,aid K^vcrnnient cm vs. ,W. A. LOVHL.L. et nl. home pretty late, ronie nights ago, |). fftnlnnlf. iioi'.utlOLriKltJt Iim LL. .N ’I , to ti„. highest and m „ . , v. V I 1 happened to glance upward, to­ fioat hlddor.' «t tlm Somlnole CounYet the fnct th a t such an ino riirr «r rnMicailnn C. A. V.icc, of New W k p t ) . , wiinj nl)OUt thc 'steenth floor of v Fnurthouse. Hanford. Florida, representing the International Hi- n certain Washington skyscraper, dividual— R. Moulton Pcttey—is NOTH i: TO. KNOWN AND CN* Nov. T-tI-2I-2Sduring ilie I. gal hours nf sale. <m said to have been the original KNOWN HKk I lit. first Monday In Djceinher. 1925. blo Students’ Association, will lec­ r.nd immediately my eye was T in: STATU OF FLORIDA. to: name Peirig tlw sevonth day of the W. A. LOVELL. JKSSK O. J.MLR, ture a t the Milanc Theater Sun­ caught by the peculiar winking or prom pter and certainly is now th : . ..inili th- following described propl». MAHSI’.V. M. ■}•day night at 7:15 o'clock, accord­ a lone light in an upperstory win­ president of the Woodrow WilsonJl ; WILLIAM ertv In Kenilnolo County. Florida, liOWKI.L. I). «i. CRENSHAW. If llv' •','Vv Tit I'M T COSIPANV, a Pl«... V itj;*.-any »r all of said ID ing to an announcement made to­ dow. They were rapid winks, at Memorial Association, appears to ' 1 i..no". J », '1*1 to-wlt! be the only basis for a loUof none . ,i. t'..tMi.int» in* dead, then to tinrlda .’ FOMTIHl •'«: REMBMteRTIIEKUlE Til" SW’i of tho S\V,4. Section day by members of the associa­ slightly irregular intervals. 'a uollva dHKMii Township 21 H.’ Itang" 2’J B. too friendly publicity tho org an iza-, P.lr*. d. vlii. . > grant, t pr r tion here, i While no wire or wireless op­ lion is receiving on the eve of it/ except 10 acres In tho Sauth' ' iill'A si’. a lifiawaru Corw . a . i 1' MASI’AI If. COLL. WILLIAM The public Is corner thereof hcretofuro erator, due to past business activi­ proposed countrywide -drive for JEK8I: purntluii. Conil,i„|nz»ntR ;ti:v, K. C. McDOWKLL. If. < *. sold to tV. I». Cunning, sltuato. cordially invit­ ties I do know a little nbout the funds to endow an institution of t'ltKNHIf AW. deceased or otherwise, i..;ng and P. lng In lliu County VRs ed to hear Mr. telegraph code — not enough to learning near the capital in the and to all parties ••acli ml • very , t veulnnle. Stnto of Florida, claiming any interest under any of YVi.ie, who har togi-ihcr with all right, title rend it. but enough so th at I rec­ ilie apovo iijniird tlefeiulants. • ach hctior. mul Interest the defendant* have been on the lec­ ognized, in this winkety-wink-wlnk w ar president’s » _ . ,.m.l every, whose names and real­ la said property and all tho tu re platform , i . i dene. •* are ttlilitm' r» t«> the ' >>mwinking, something extraordin­ riL-h: title and Interest tho doNobody says n word, nut and < .iti:>t iu tl.« niiov,- . titlilcd cause, for a number ol feiulnnis have In mill to the cer­ arily like Morse. out, ngaiust Pettey, All they do! and to all p.irtha unknown wlmtnt ,in lease rovtrln* said prop­ years. His sub­ CtiMl’ANV, T hat, probably, is all I’d have foy is th at he’s ju st a special ami........... j.ii.d the 2.r.th dav of Ji, f. ndant* v, r *,n, 1""bInn.’ "">■ '"tyf'".! In this ject S u n d a y t. resin In the , Involved «. sn'.'rVai "u-istrFs •»»»!" -1,,, |i iri|!». from .Merritt E. thought about it if. passing the itor for the internal revenue bu­ Hull, .‘uilil land P"liig situ it" In >**“ ce «f t,;ri 1 (V Ktveit th at Jpurni'j-ht will be i ’oldnson nnd wife, to Kmmo l». same way a night or two later, I reau—and here h" is trying to rnis: Si.tninole County. Florida, and dcK",|r" ;[ y * • eree in ih.< ni»«v" linisnilnger covering sul.l pro"Yho Highway NerlPeil i.s follows, to-wlt: Miaul II* a 1 *" th" nth. day o e D e v e lo p m e n t! to Life." The 8011111.01*1 Quarter »>f llio enlliPd eaui* • 'p jajj. the und.-r- lo’i.'nV f/ said final decree. again. Moved by an undignified appear to think they vo made out of .......... . . ;v . wMl 2.'..rtli west tfiinn. r s.f fieri Ion Terms of sale, purchaser to pay In connection curiosity, I got a telegrapher a strong case. Five (5), TownsMo twenty <2<») '' ' ■ .1 to tho Ii IrIiosI nnd f,,r Hut have they? anil assignment of said I’uleatTO-Brumley Build’mg , with his talk. Mouth. I tango ::i I last. for sr;P- and V. }, B| H„. front friend to take ij look. . Ask Pettey if tho sto ry in true, And It 'nppenrlliK from tlo* sworn iloiis" In Manford. Mr. Wise will JAS. n. SHARON. oanfortl, Fla; T w a s even as Id suspected. and his answ er is, "Certainly. Pill of c.minlnlnt li.-r.-ln that you door of i iv'.art . Florida, within Special Master point out Ihaljf Mftnlno,. Soma thirsty party wan " 8.O.S.- What of it? Docs a man have to •nd • nen >-f \ ou mn dnlni onto .......................... ..- - , M |„ M onday building good till.* or Inter, -t In ulid to the «!•" 'i'h!*' i'Vy " f StJcenii'er. A .,V ’ Nov. 7. II. 31, 28. ing" furiously for licker, and it he a notability to en title him to rlglit. property hereinabove described. til,. , Hi. 1’ „ | n|. described lot. C. A. Wise Toads synchron­ m ust have been finite n large It Is therefore OltDKItKl* Hint ;• , - ... .'f lood situate IU U1 izes with laying the foundation party, considering the amount and work for a' Woodrow Wilson me­ you nnd eucli of you !».• mul you Florida, to-wlt: nro hereby r.'.iiilr.it to npi»-ar to L! r n,.ir .S. I .N','nnty, fo r bettor government. Speaking variety of refreshm ents - it was m orial?’’ Lnugh that off. 'i st a P'diit chains tin* Hill of l.'omplalnt herein flle.l today on th at subject, Mr. Wise ordering, from off in the darkness, T H E B U S IN E S S OF RUNNING a I,' .’ , • of .... 'luarter s-.''l"'> III tills eauso. on Monday III" 'Hi P ettey isn't widely known and . , . |! . • • "(Ion line of h"<;said: day of IlecemPer, A. I>. 152'. III.* toward Arlington. E A S I E R B Y T H E ADVERUSEMENTs. 01 ! , ' i«: Township I'1 M.iutli. doesn’t profess to he, but some si.in" P.-Ing n ISiiI.i Hay <>f tho "Many have wondered why so 1Unfit;* " -« . i n. running tin n»" r.inrt. ut III" Court lloiisn la Mnnof his association’s executive com­ thi’tiro ••list .V.il m any Inventions, labor-saving de­ Hurt l --1 I t, pniitli The A griculture Department mittee members are. They include for.l, Heialiudo Hotirity. l-’Pirl.ln. nnd 12*1 f» vices and other conveniences have la ilefnult thereof lo-ereo l*ro (’onI; ' ' n t. in- point Wilbur, f. sn.i will P" .-nterud ngnlnst you. been thrust upon us so rapidly has boon a t g reat pains to tell tin* Secretary of tho Navy of lll’.nlNNINH. Maid land being rails" lodng a salt to <iul"t «?* * * * * * '1 during the past few decades. The world th at it has no objection to Mnj. Gen. Hines, Mayor Walker said p 1 in hd. I a.-.'ordlng to tltl" la Hi.- I’oiiiplnlnant la nnd to kissing. Why, you ask, should the of Now York, 1(1 governors and \V Vl-.ii. .'irilall s Map o f St penalty against the race was "H y­ Hi" nlmV" descrllied land. . . ervlng a strip Of did half ns m any senators. Tho drive It Is furtliiT ord. r.-.l that Ibis ing thou shalt die” ; for mankind departm ent suppose anybody , , . wide alon g tho t Heenuso sta rts Dec. 7. I can't see anything nolle" P" piil.llslod In Ho- Sanford suspect it of objecting? has been eking out an existence • .V , V p UP <»,'"• '“ T '. YJIV.V man Herat.I, a newspaper piiPlInlod In tho m atter with the enterprise unit received a whole stack of let­ Y am idst laborious toil and hard­ Sanford. Semin.do I’ounly, Fl«.rld:i. , , ships while man is a dying crea­ ters, accusing it of just that thing. less somebody has something bet- once II week III four eunaerullve D I C K S O N - I V E S ( ter to urge against it than th at W.-eklv Issiiea. W hnt happened was this: ture. WIliSuN. norsif t-r WITNESS iny limnl and tin* r.-al The departm ent issued a bulletin It. Moulton Pettey is n treasury of Hie Clrriill Court of III" Heventll I , Solj. lloi u _f**r . J , VJ20. “ Man’s hope of life lies in the JiidlcInM'lreult of tin* Stain of F lo r-j N'*v. . - *•-- * - • Man’s Store resurrection of the dead. If it has declaring war on mistletoe. With departm ent auditor. Y been necessary to earn one’s bread Christm as so close a t hand, the through efforts causing “sweat of country evidently jumped largely Service Team s Will is rin ii: t \ v Y face,’’ mny we not conclude th at to the conclusion that Secretary l \ VEsTIC \TIMNS St STUMS AI HITS labor-saving machinery is the fore­ Jnrdino was launching nn anti­ Meet In Grid Classic runner of u time when man will osculation campaign. In reality, it Robertson, W illiams and Monaban not he n dying creature? And ns appears, the luillctin was inspired W ASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—f/P)— f a new government under Christ is hv the forest service, which dis­ Army and marines stage tho ser­ I’U ni.K ' AGGOUNTANTS promised, may not the casting up likes m istletoe solely on tho vice classic of tin* gridiron sea­ Snlfr f:i-1r. M.ihoiiIu Trni|dt* IIiiIIiIImU of roadways to facilitate the tra v ­ ground th at it kills trees. son hero today with the president’s cup, einhlematie of the service eling of automobiles suggest tin 1 WASHINGTON, Nov 21.—Why championship of victory. The tro ­ laying of the foundation of a Let­ Y-:v-r te r governm ent in which will lie shoiildti’t nn internal revenue hit- phy is now held l»y the army ns nirnwBcaBEajHBBaaBnBBnBBBBaauBKKaBBBBBBBaBBBBHBBaB V W earing the riglit apparel is a cast un the highway to life upon remi auditor conceive tho idea of reported by the infantry eleven of ____________________ —--------------------------------•wen.**. . which hum anity shall lie invited to a 15,500,000 Woodrow Wilson Me­ Ft. Henning, Gn., and the Marine a ___________ morial U niversity? Why, having Corps contestant for the cup today large part of the e v e n in g s good w alk?" thought of it, shouldn't he go to is selected from the squad a t tim e. Sketched righ t is the corded i.v m i : r m r r i r • o i iit ?u:v- work to raise the money and found Qiinutieo, Vn., Marine base. i:.v rn j i i n n vi. n u n it s k .u i - the university? There doesn’t fee in to he any reason why not. ex ­ M ll.i: 1 III NT V, I’MIII i u v. silk lapel tuxedo th at has been the America may have more crime IN I'llANVIillV. cept th at raising $5,500,000 h than other countries, hut sh" rather a large order for a not doesn’t raise all the criminals.— favorite since introduced in Orlando M. M. Smith. Complainant. O* ♦♦♦ % vs. O particularly prominent nntl only Richmond Nows-1,coder. AONIIS T. LEWIS. If living, nml If by th is store. It’s correct as can lien.I, III*. Ii.'lrs devisees. griililc'S nr oilier claimants iimh-r Agios T. H a u a B B B a B a n a a n n n n v o ia B n B iia a n n a a n a iia a B B n n H a sn n n n M S Bft Lewis. In anil I•• tho folloivla,: m be, at three prices. scril.. <1 lamls la Heiiillo.l.* County. 1st— We will lend you Florida, lo-rvll: Itl The NW 'i >.f IP*. N l.',. Kcciloa ll.'J J Township 21 8., linage 21 K, nml all |>.irtl«H elanalag la te r.n l1 - $ ( ) 0 In and to tin* uloiVo doHcrllo-il prorerty whetlmr known or iialiaowa. pel n e c e s s a r y to ln iiltl n c o m p le te ho n ie Jjefenduiil*. . .... , Mill to tluli'l Tlllr. M ltnr.lt OF I’l III.ICATIMV 2 n d — I f y o u r h o m e is n lr e a d y n u ilt we w ill m a k e To Agnes T. Lewis, ir living, nml If dead, nil persons ••l.iliiilng Inl"*-y o u a v e r y s u b s t a n t i a l loan "ii it. m ts under Agues T. Lewis. dis . iOi. il or otherwise. In nun i" the follow­ ing desrrll.ed li.lids III M'inliiolo county, Klorhl.i to-wlt: The NW’I of ii.e Nl-.'i. Fceilon II. Township 21 K. iiniigo 21 Prom pt Service Guaranteed K Call and let us explain our plan. nnd"nil pnrtles elnlmlng ItilrrrM In nml to Ilie illiovc di n. ; iPcd |iroperf t f*td ty, win Hicr known or uul.no-.. . ❖ Yuli mill each of yon nr • imrcnv urd.-rt-il to nppear to IP" nlmve i i i -I till,-d cans., on >.r . '(•>> *he f>'si Moiulny III !»• e-inlor. 1*2.,. s.mic 107-109 S. Park A ve. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 lielitg a rule day of Hil" court, mul tli,. s,.\..iiili <lay of the loom i. mol In defiiull Un roof n d.-er.. |oo BBBBBBBBBBBUBBBHBaBBBBBBHBUanaBBnaHaUBBZiaX’l.auilB .TI ConfeSHo will bn • nlere.l ugiiliist you mol <ncii of you, mul said cause T h e sketch at left F*« proceed ex parlu. Il Is further i.rilrrnl Hint lots order l.o i.iil,liste d once n w. . I. mr a b o u t these silk muffknl four I’oliseriltlve weeks III tin- Mallford lleralil. a newspaper piiPIihIi cd nl Hanford. I'lorl.l.i. in g w e a r demantUw,s* Wltn.'SH iny blind and seal of nahl rnurl. Ilill _ llio Olll day of NoVeWP la in or braided, $3-50. her. I v |.j. notail.ASS. Clerk Circuit Coiirl. M.-inlnol" County. Florida....... (Seal) Mr: A. M. \\ I.LIvS. I). < . CtlAltl.KM l\ IIICKINMON. II.ill.-U..r for i nniplnlnuiit. If you are not registered, Nov. 7. M. 21. 2” : I'"'*. 6- PAGE FOURTEEN l Lecturer Of Bible Association W i l l Speak Here Sunday »f .VjjsfViW .*>' :k 5 T0THEPUBUc» ^ ^ 1 Lake Monr ■ Y Y Y X * Y * ❖ ❖ W chave two plans of Cinancin Your Homo c mzens oi 8 O’CLOCK AND ALL’S WELL f x A ll T h e M oney NO D E L A Y ----------- NO WAITING Title Guaranty &Mortgage Co. f t t t f Silk Muffins,! Arc you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, Tuxedo Sel,M Real Bargains TWO Grocery Sl< re* at a r a m - lirr, ImiIIi dulitK g.’«»d husintws, ownrrH have oilier btiinite* **. CAFB one nf the niceat in ihc C’ily now paying l*ig. "l»f"’f* tunity fur one or lw» lailtea. TWO of llu* h«-*l located H'K CUKAM I'AKI.OIIK in town, ownera cnpaRnliiK in other huxlncs.i will Ht-ll quick. Handsomely boxed, *fi* fill persons give such 1 R egister with I*. R. Phillips, City Clerk at City Hall, this must lie before the 2Hlli day of Novem­ ber. Be sure you are registered in the City Elec­ tion Books. Your Poll Tax for the year 192-1 m ust be paid. If you have resided in S anford fo r six m onths and the S late of Cloridu fo r a year you are entitled to register. T h e se ts inclut'mK *' *1 to match are $1-50 toWJI Ttijedo Vests, $9 Pure w hite or black behind Let every i-itizen do his duly. Qualify and vote in the City Election, December 8th. the LOTS. LOTS, LOTS HEN A VISTA 4 lots at $350.00 each, A bargains un Celery Ave. THE HEIGHTS 2 lots at $1650.00, I un Central with Garage built built $3,000.00, 2 beautifully terraced lutu nn Park Ave. beth fur $6500.60. 1 large tut on corner uf I r* nrh and Highland, llig unkn un il «• $3,500. We hive uthern in alreusl every Hcclion of tho city fur you tu se­ lect from. ORANGE GROVE, 10 acres in Dill bearing tree*, big crop th li year, 10 Here* cleared un*«t, 00 acre* in very fine pine limber, nn high­ way close to a nice town. A reul bargin at $50,000.00, gued lern u . SF.VETAI. very dexircahle ltungalow*, 5 room* nail lialli. i ’limished and unfurnished. GOOD HIISINI-NS PROPBUTY Clements, Adams Company REALTORS - 1, Pi J il Mr.gt.uli4 A it. T117 he basket lijildlng vests of pique or silk alw ays look well The City you live in is the great­ est investment you have. when as properly styled ns th ese. A PICK UP a filling station, store nnd ‘.tuck with living quarter* on firq flour, I mi* f umil) apartm ents up atair* rented, small house *>i. • - • — •■'•**, •' —nil. same lot, rented. $7’,000 Hal. $50.00 per mouth. D O ailU U 3B IH lllR B SX B C U B B B IP!JB 3llB :4B B IIianB IO B K aD IU B r IIF.ST UHG-HDND S T U C C O F O l’U APARTMENT HOUSE IN i H i . M W. CLOSE IN, PAY­ ING NICK INCOME ON INVEST­ MENT. COMPLETELY EC UNIS iI El>, GARAGES. coat, tuxedo A selection is ready now for those who dress for evenings. $9. ing quality i$ the I these shoes. im u a D ja a a iiiB a iia a a u a B B iu ^ Dress Shirts. To People Who Own First j j Street Extension Property: \ ul%liiu I|»rrl.il it 1 1 «-it i l.ui |ii ill** n i h r r l l i l i i g prl>r«*rly till nm l M rrrl i:»lrn«»l«»u nml "Have them LONj Rerrn-mber cane cutting season w hen the new s y ru p w a s m ade? Didn't it taste good ? You 11 rt-cogni/e th a t sam e s m a c k -y taste in h o e Lalx’l. for it s ab solutely p u re farm -m ade G eor­ gia Cane S y ru p . nntl nntc l.nkp fruiil I»ru|», rl v, 2 B 'i VVe go to the best cane g ro w ers, w hom we know personally, buy then s y ru p and can it in u uniform w ay. A bsolutely nothing is added. It's a s pure and ritli as t untgli you got it y o u r s e lf fro m y o u r ow n g ra n d daddy s farm. ir Mill *n*i* till- Iiruiirrl, nml ilr.lrr l„ aril II. lial aamr with III (ur anlr. nml *,r %»111 liltf ) mi ,,i,r Prat a rr tir r l>* k*-I ii <|i<lrl% rvlutii. \\ t* 11;i\ p <«l % %r r> •Iriirnlilc I«i| h 111 91.?..” !<• 9 Hi Mmii, iirlrrn fniiu C.W.A by name for W hile Label Syrup at your dealer’,. S r» n ilr-0 \" Irrl un (mi Jiinu lir n u r , l-'lral Nlrrrl Kxlnialuu nl •t:m ,irr (uni. Thin |*ru|*rrl» la ua ««rll l«"nl",l nml auilnPI" (ur n I.U.t, <-|aaa u|u*rlnirui buuar na mi, l>ru|irrl> In Snnfuril. 11 I. ilrrlil"<ll> rlirat*. -a R O B IN S O N S Y R U P C O M P A N Y , Cairo, U a. 11 I-fool lul un NnuCunl A tr lu i r rlnar In nl (Hill |i.-r (r.int (uni. Tltla la nn rxrr|*lluii.ill> u l l r u r l l t r t i n ,. 221 Mvisch Building. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY in u i Black patent— able! In addition * sm a rt 11088 this east . LABEL u Qualify Counts _ haVc them cob* That’s what the n*l tom edtotuvedocs^ the answer with ' ? T Y ❖ shirts. -u®* tY Yv f Y Yv f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Tailored Clothing Mny Be Ordered Here M.H' I New in $10 and tip I pf (0 Xlirc*’ clurber* These GO-SUMS are ihc la t­ est from McGregor. Irons for every shot — from patting to driving irons. You’ll like them immensely—quality remnrkublo a t $5. pule ° rL’ ^ with may ch>’< -• Scha*»*r' 5ft �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,J0^5 Confessing to Murder of Three This exclusive photograph shows F. M. IJliow/'AF fltcphnnsvilh’, Tex., confessing in the Tnrrnnt county <Ti::.) j;iil to the murder of hi*' stepson, Bcrnie form ally, Mrs. Snow and her m other, Mrs. S. A. Old. He cut off the hoy’:, head and threw it into a cellar, he said, and then ■hot the women and burned their bodies in his fireplace. Snow is a the left: Texas Hanger Captain Tom Hickman stands behind, and Court Stenographer \villiam II. Swain is a t the rig h t taking Snow’s confeseion on hi • ypowritcr. i f ® BERLIN, Dec. 21.— </P>—Mujor fe n e ra l von Socckt, head of the rjjichswehr, lin an official Com­ munication complaining ton ‘ uuieuueiatic sluggishness is not compatible with tne soldier • an ing, declared recently th at n new form r f horse-shoe nail catuioc in suggested to me without b..rcau c iu iy interference.” lienor id Seeckt claimed th a t it sometimes tn k ts da"* hofo"” in­ structions given by him orally or affixed i<» ine niurgm ... n .- e i. are returned to hini in order form for his signature and w ok. before th tse orders reach their destinations. “ I fea r th a t there is developing a departm ental vanity which doc. in»t perm it of suggesting a now form of luirse-shoo nail to me un­ til countless sub-divisions and :tdidepartm ents have given their w rit­ ten c o g e n t to the suggestion an . differences of opinion nave h tin ironed out tltro tg n lin e lonfei cnees,” the fcIchshWb'Vr’s ' VhL'f said, “ Meanwhil- a nunnr.ii h .i e may have become lame.” The general insisted vigoromiy that red tape m ust he drastically reduced in the tiurnum m inim ) establishm ent. of investment has struck at Greater Daytona Beach— the year 'round (! \ I ^ I J P Florida community of work as well as y jj j r } play. C, Doublet-tracking of the Florida East Coast Railway from Jacksonville south, inauguration of barge service on the inland waterway, construction of a new ocean front highway to Jacksonville, and the near prospect of a deep water harbor -—all play a part in helping Greater Daytona Beach to realize a magnificent destiny. C. Opportunities for the shrewd investor are many in this great expansion move­ ment, but the biggest of all is at Daytona Shores. An invest­ ment here now will reap the fullest benefit that Greater Daytona Beach's growth will produce. HE l i g h t n i n g A protective iron tailing ha been built around the historii Linden tree fur petitioners’ “liitts eh rift lind” under which subjtets of King Frederick the Great, used tn gather in front of the old Potsdnm city ensile to nppenl tn theit sovereign for justice when nthet means had failed. The tree i.. known to be 2fi0 years old. Socialists m aking a protest, re ­ cently to tile I’ot.nuun city council ■gainst preservation of the tree, asserted that it really served to keep the people in Ignorunee of the disdain with which Frederick re ­ garded them. They described how the petition­ ers herded together under the tree until it pleased his m ajesty to a p ­ pear a t a window of hi t castle, lie sent his valet down to collect tie petitions, hut scarcely ever read them. Once in a while some flag­ rant cose of injustice was broach­ ed to the king by one of his m inisters. The socialists de­ clare. however, that Frederick hardly ever meted out justice to those who came from far and near to wait patiently for an answ er under tile linden tree. American* who will cat their Lhristimiaaliimurn in Germany will Ihuve in. difficultly in uhtuir/ng trail berries, the Berlin i.'fk e ut the United ’S ta te s 'departm ent of agriculture, announces. > the many per i? iin.l elieiiunt itlons lie milled • in on i>f Itha in front of hei Even in the midst of the delicate task of form ing a government, Arftdiiki Briurid does not forget ilia classics. It was while engag­ ed in the discouraging job of put­ ting together a n.M m ry that lie "topped 11 draw a parallel between himself and I’enelop-, the wife of Ulysses, who nightly unraveled thedveaving she had done during the day. “I huvo been fam iliar with the ■tory of Penelope for a long time,” sajtj M. Uriand ^v* a^ily as he left the Llysee palace after having In* fo{|i*d Presiding Doumcrgui that the, new cabinet had been for me J. “I alwayt had thg greatest admlr- T V.-. nty-two thousand students are enrolled thifc year in ail branches of tile University of Paris, its rector. Pro?. Lnpie, a n ­ nounced at the formal opening of the w inter term . This is a gain of n.OUO within the last five years. The university's revenues now amount to 10,000,000 francs u year or about $100,000. In 1010 the university’s budget came to only '1,000,000 francs tint these francs were at par, giving it a revenue of JhOO.OOO, or double the actual purchasing power of the preson income. The rector has launched an urgent appeal for funds for laboratory equipment, endowment of special chairs and t-ludarships. DO YO U KNOW three miles o f F. E. C. Railway frontage?. T h a t its o w n proposed free Causeway is to bridge the Hali­ fax connecting mainland and beach? T h a t its proposed permanent im provem ents include a golf club and 18-hole course, yacht club and yachting basin, rail­ road station and ocean play­ ground?, _______ . j T h a t Daytona Shores w ill be the Florida Idea in city -p la n ­ ning more fully expressed than anything else so far attempted? T h a t it slopes back and up from fam ous D aytona Beach to the oanks o f the storied T o m o k a River, with fifteen miles o f natural waterfront on the ocean, the Halifax and the T o m o k a : w ith more than six miles of D ixie Highway frontage and IM P O R T A N T A new U n it o f D ayton a Shores will he announced shortly. It w ill contain some o f the choicest residential, business and apartment house sites in the entire project. It w ill have generous frontage on the D ixie H igh w ay and on the main cast-west boulevard, and on the south w ill adjoin the exclusive resort city of Ormond. Plats and prices at any of our offices. M ake your reservations n o w . cannor hnow u n til you see W ith each deed w ill You be a title insurance ida policy from the NeuJ to n a Y o rk T itle & M o r t ­ gage «fj Co., capital uj- of $14,000,000. i* F L O R ID A O FFIC E S: i D aytona, Jacksonville, M iami, T am pa, Haines City m l aim Beach, St. Petersburg. St. Augustine, Win ter Haven, Bunnell, Lakeland, Orlando. Deland, Fi Lauderdale, Sanford, Ft. Pierce, Gainesville, Kissim mce, Lake W orth. Ocala. . E xecutive Offices: D ayton a Beach, F lorid Shores. F lo r­ D ay­ G ia n t pines, bearded live oaks, palm and p a lm e t t o , magnolia and maple ... a woodland pa ra dise. T h e blue A tla n tic and Daytona Beach ... fifty cars abreast can course the sands. �T o ?l e P!)rts Submitted By • various Committees Pending °f the articles of inllams taim n ^ o^tho" nt a i dL5c,lJ',ion, hob- I th* ^'J'bshment of tho OUI11', nirnnertv f’r ‘>a,,C ^gllh on listed .1 I»0- p „ PfrtJ ’0C*°Pi*d the noon hour t the Sanford Real Estate Grill ^ .T ih u n a l. S f tW SJ.C4prepay* rihe western her destrue.. nVCt Ohui- -A t a teernt meeting of the floors n t ^ L 1 Wa* ,Jcci,,°d to inrorporh i t * 1b! nH *)on-profit organization ™n1} ' " 10 l,'.:t1L‘r the many " ° y nf-V'ti'Vf "*’“ ** com<> under the to |Jurisdiction of the Realtors, nnd m to the committee which was appoint- S>S5H i? pitonio stolo- I t na-.-v nm] E> "charged f ^ 1 . «‘rf t S - W n to R f a t to the [; The whole no w-ny sufThe fact re-ml years, we it, military has left instructions to the effect th at a’ strong enge m ust be built to house the youngster. From the repeated snarls and howls cm anating from his tem porary quartersi i.it ii.t . a t. the station, this cat _fit will __i not vno n-i ?lnvful as sonic other pets nowliving there. Mr. Young stated that he caught tho cat in a Btecl trap, but th at no injuries hnd been inflicted on its leg by the bite of tho iaws of the trap. He also told of n largo bobcat which he had killed a few duys ago while on a tut key hunt near his home. < > . a «• Policeman G r e e n Narrowly Escapes Hiff Dinner Dance A t Valdez Jan. 1 Owen Higgins I s Killed Sunday By Haines City Negro •v ir rcorg" ru a iiiuig icer:. *. hose I by jiar nt expensive and cheery Christm as remembrances. “ Say it with flowI era that d0 not .w ither nnd fade.” ; Htruction service, now the q u a r-] Mickey Walker, wilterweight. indoors for term nster corps and the tank champion, will train 1corps now merged wi th the 111-! bi« championship bout with Tommy 1Milligun of Scotland, m xt Month. | fantry. 'S I A C T lS •'•h a t I iKED F O R . hMT i f A DAm qh ? When Private Norman Barnes, U. S. A., entered the home of Lieutruant Colonel Arthur Seaman in Siui Francisco and uttneked him, Mrs. Senman cmne to her hus­ band's rescue nnd laid out Barnes by n blow with a poker. Barnes nmv awaits couramnrtial. Allied Chcm. & D y e .... American Smelt. & Rcfg, American T & T ........... . American Woolen ....___ Baldwin. Locomotive ... ... Bethlehem Steel .............. Crucible Steel .1 ....... ...... New York Central _____ Norfolk & W estern ____ Northern- & Pacific ....... I’un American Pet. ........ Pennsylvania .................... Reading ............... .. S. A. L. ................. .. Southern Pacific Southern Railway ___.... Studebaker ............... . Standard Oil ^ t N. J ....... Union Pacific ....... .......... U. S. Rubber ....... . . . i . . . U. S. Steel ................. ..... WHAT TO GIVE? WILL RECEIVE PARDONS ntonio statePlans for what ia expected to be ^ »a* not pro- one of the largest nnd most clnh. own ktJ"W* orate New Y ear dinner dances ever for 1 * chloride held in Sanford were announced ed "tr.nec would today by W urt W. W nrner, man- *•'*' ,, (i!rrode. nger of the Hotel Valdez. -| iospirinn Confetti, paper caps nnd all of por l about Col. the latest “noise m akers” have nr- j*,, thi- Shcnnn-j rived for the occasion, Mr. W arner scj sr cent over- Mated, nnd the services of an eight; the iinited cruU- jdece orchestra guaranteed, cl repented] Dancing will he observed in the hnt the ship | Valdez lobby nnwd adjacent corri-j aluccd in its {dors following a special luncheon ir and should to |,(, served in Vnlilez Grill for a on long di.i- limited nutnlier of couples. Many reservations are L ung made, Mr. • ruspli ion” W niner rtated, nnd present iinlica:r cent' over-| tions nre that every scat b ith in litness. ‘‘On the main dining salon and the two n” then you small orange rooms will be taken nt the conn- j well in ndvnnrc of .Inn. 1. Nnanl. . • “On New Years night the Vnl(Continued from page I.) to say tr *K"t (joz j9 | )0 i»-,ven over to Sanfortl tn of avint o n , u jt, i. W arner said this with lii * brother James, who li'-d discussion I ,n„ rn| n(r> nnd “orderly dancing will is nn automobile denier in territory. While in Sanford I to the army j1{, „ |)Sprvcd ns long us the atten d ­ i.iiit h w v cnntn-etCil with the Scniance desires." iin *•• Seen i!i n Company. nmching else Youngest Memlier of Family n proposal to He was a son of the late J. C. York that he Nine Cases Heard Higgins, for many years tin- supcmnnii • i"ii< r of the first divi ion In Municipal Court ofi-iiiiienileiit hi s frm 1Now the \tlanti? Com«t i.inc Rail­ ) C.d. Mitchell road, with headquarters in this rthe jM.it; ono Judge W. K. White this m orn­ Lu% fixed by ing disposed of th f o llo w in g c a s ­ city. II- -.vm th - youngest member of K«t the jHilicc t s in CUy Court:. -James Harris, 1 .. ( UN lv*Ul by XWI ■ *#iile:ii of reckless ciriving, finvtT v5tl 1704 . .. ......... .. EaVV. vs . Pnttur.on, same charge, fined $25; brfcrmr*-. • KihVnrtf “ Mf Jameti of Haines City nnd his Bc.u'. : Willie Jones, drunkenness, fined nioiher, Mr . Mary Higgins, who K $7; .lanu-s Russell, fined $120 and makes Sanford her home during Hiiih* sentenced to 100 dayu in jnil on most of the year, and five sisters; l l 1 rr charges of assault and threats, Mrs. Julian Stryker of Lnn.'dnlc, H sm.'.- u Mr. drunkenness nnd disorderly con­ I’a., Mm . l.nVcrne Hurt and Mrs. duct and resisting a rre st; Frank Ralph Wight of Sanford, Mrs. ! /fro»n Smith, $20 for recklcns driving; | ilso cropped Noah Lamli, $10 on the same Hurry Hickson of Orlundo mid fk* nrek-end charge; Otis Crawford pnhl $25 Mrs. I.ut-inn Mclxod of Tmnpa. The body of .Mr. Higgins will a r ­ Republican of fur dtunkenne 1; Mrs. G. W. V< li­ chief counsel, able, $3 for violation of parking rive in Sanford sometime this a f­ ternoon und will In- taken to the. i«nt i- a iiiud- rulen. home of Ralph Wi.dit in Ros? that hit ideas A number of persons charged Court, to await the funeral which with minor offenses failed to aji- is to lie he'd nt 10:30 o'clock to­ jienr when their names were called morrow im rnim' frun tnc All anil their bonds w ire ordered es­ Soul's Catholic Church. treated. One nice r.um was col­ lected by the city wlu-n Daisy Siplin failed to show up in answer to n charge of possessing aiiiritous and vinoun liquors nnd her lioiid of $200 wns forfeited. WOO A S K t O F l R l ^ r i n A b fo u R S P R A C T IC E . . E .VLS DAW AM "THREE H U N O E R O AM 5U M P M D AW S IW A H E A R - ' VNlTv-t A L E S S IM CMCET A W E E K , AM H O U A S K E D F E R 'f a A 'V ! VAJH D lD M H A A S T FEf? V A LAW M MCWJER ? J sTihres weakened, ffotsMy CftH**pc-okc & Ohio; St. Louw.und Haft Francisco pfd., Illinois Central r.nd Pacific Oil. Flrischmano advanced fire quar­ ter, Standard Milling 3% and Texas Pacific Tni*t rose to new H ah nt P57. The St. Paul issues were being purchased in big blqcks a t midday. Noon Stock List yesterday morning in Haines City'vas made mu! pained unanimous / * nni* the secretary instructed ti lnr\v:ir.l IK.> l H udson Motors m o w ! up four points but tlic motors generally vsetc unable to make headway ow­ ing to the acute weakness or Chrysler* which extended its de­ cline to nine and one half points. The renewal rate of cull money fulled to intimidate buyers of v a r­ ious specialties, hut several of the .itandard railroads upd industrial Rains failed to hold well. The cpinihg/spnirter to IV* cents hignei. new style. .December $1.70'* to $1.70*, and May $ 1.84 V, to $1.65 was followed'b y slight ad ­ ditional upturns but then by re ­ actions th at in sonic cases curried the m arket to below Saturday's finish. t’orn and oats were largely governtd by the action of wheat. A ft­ er opening unchanged to ltalf cent higher, May 80s* to 81 the corn market scored slight general gains and then receded somewhat. Oats started at Vkc eff to V*c coin May 44111, hut later the m ar­ ket waa inclined to sag. / N E S .E R A > \ SMOV^ S M O v/'E V A COULD LA**/ I T AW AN F E P TfY S U M M E R — B u T "TH A T— \ajell - T h a T COMES P u P TH MEAR B E IM 1 k NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.—UP) —Cotton futures noon bids steady; BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. 21. Dec. $18.7B; Jan. *18.51); Mar. —(/P)—Twenty-five arm y officeri, $18.3(1; May $18.00; July $17.82; sentenced (Jo various term s )*or Oct. $17.20. treason in supporting the late Em ­ peror Charles in his attem pt t-i NEW YORK, Doc 21.—</P)— regnin the throne in PJ2), are to Cotton futures 11:45 a. m. bids he pardoned hy Regent Iiorthy on steady; Jan. $18.51); Mar. $18.87; Christmas. May $18.51); July $18.23; O c\ A pardon also will ho extended $17.83. to former minister of the interior, Bcnicxky, who is serving a sen­ tence for divulging to the newspa­ Bullish demonstrations were con­ per: the naturt of the evidence ducted in a few industrial issues including Postum Cirtll, Woolin his secret trial. worth, General Cigar, American Candy and preserve* of Florida Can. May Department Stores nnd with gains running Fruits attractively boxed a t YE Fieisehmnnn, from one to three points with the FIRESIDE STUDIO make partic­ first half hour. ularly acceptable gifts to friend* A steady demand for represen­ in the north. tative shares a h p was mnintninel in view of the prospects that 11*25 earnings will exceed u billion dol­ lars. Atchison nnd Igtcknwftitna were comparatively strong whilt report-; CHICAGO, Dec. 21.—01*)—But­ of Ilending merger developments ter higher; receipts 7,025 tubs; promoted spiritcil bidding for RnOk creamery extras 48; standards island shares. ll'-_.; extra firsts ll(*Dd5; second! 10 11; firsts 12@ 13. Eggs higher; receipts 7,:'27 cases; firsts dU?iM2; ordinary firsts :M(p)28; refrigerator extra 1 3 l 'j ; firsts 33*.4. CHICAGO, Dec. 21.—(/P)—Pota­ toes receipts 63 cars; total U .8. Miipments Saturday 400; 15 Canarilan; hnmlay 2t) cnrs'.^tradlni ’ilnv, m nrkrt-^fiat about stuidjc; Wisconsin-^TTufiesota sacked round whites $3.50(^3.75 according *0 quality; Idaho sacked russets $3.50 @3.75. Read The Ads In The Herald And . * You Will Find ANNOUNCEMENT In Pr<lor4» aid Christmas shoppers, we are offering ,-i special 10% DI S C OU N T On all merchandise for C hristm as—Four Days Only receipt* sjiringH A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTM AS GIFTS Protection Ih Refused LONDON, Dec. 21.-(/P )—Preniier Baldwin stilted in the I louse of Commons today that it was impossible to grant the application of the iron uml steel companies for protection under the rnfcgtinrding of industries procedure. This nunns that the government docs not think it wise to impose duties to assist this industry. CHICAGO. Dec. 21.— (/P) — Rainy, unfavorable weather re ­ ported In Argentina, together with i unexpected firmness of wheat quotations b-d today to mi early advance of the wheat market here. J, A substantial decrease of th e ; amount of wheat on ocean passage tended also to lift values. Buying here, however, was of only n scattered sort anil p rice' Cheater Cowan is nn longer connected with my firm, and any sheet metal work tluit he may do will not be under my supervision. JAM ES H. COWAN. Sheet Metal Contractor. COME TO .MAKE MONEY PERPETSH U L / MCJTi O M . J SHOW YOU HOW COME AND LOOK OUU MONEY MAKER OVER FOR MEN FOR BOYS SWEATERS BATH ROBES BEDROOM SLIPPERS TIES HANDKERCHIEFS SOCKS SUITS ' SHIRTS BLOUSES SHOES SWEATERS TIES BELTS HOSE PAJAMAS GOLF SOCKS HANDKERCHIEFS LUMBI JACKS GLOVES KNICKERS SWEATER SETS SUITS OVERCOATS HATS FOR WOMEN IN THIS MORNINt MAKI ///#/• A HUNDRED r-vv/rw K FOR MR. LAWTON ^ < . . jr.i?.wiUift»As 05 MEISCI1 BLDG. SHOES, WARDROBE TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, SUIT CASES, HAT BOXES, HOSE, SATIN MULES, BEDROOM SLIPPERS. Thrasher and W oodruff 105 F irst Street Next Door to McCorv’s Store �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. DECEMBER 21J925----- THE NUT CRACKER W hat D oes It Mean? P iM lik H m rr (flr n w a As Brisbane Sees It F H tp t When the frnmera of our constitution m et a good many I I I M a g n o lia A w a i t ___ years ago and thought out those th in gs best for the people ftocond, Clara Matter, of the United States, they were very careful to incorporate . 1*19. a t th e r o a l J f f i e * 1HenforO, F lo r id a u n d er A c t o f into their document freedom o f speech to be guaranteed ta r c b 3. 1*97. every man, woman ami child. T h is provision has long been ----- a—1*— :----- — u —i------ 1------R . II. nKHfl . E d it o r and W l u i e r pointed to with pride and held up *o other nations ns one of H. L. 1JKAX_______ A a a o rla tr E d ito r KAIU.K E . JO.XKS, M a a n a lo a E d ito r the advantages of a democracy. It has been protected against many onslaijghts of reformers. a t i n s c m r n o .\ iiatkh Ono V rar— /T.00 ilia Monitia....|l.SO But even as in the days of Rome, we have changed. Time D eliv er ed In City tiy C arrier, per Week, 15c. W e e k ly E d it i o n Il.OO was when Rome, a republic, ruled m ost o f the known world. per year. In those days men talked and said w hat they wished. The HPEC M l . .NOTICE I All o b it u a r y forum was set aside specifically for the purpose of letting off notice*, card a o f tlinnka, reaulutlnna and notlcea ol e n t e r l a ln m e n t a steam . It was a congregating place where men m ight ex ­ Where chant*** a r e m a d e w ill lie c h a r g ' d fo r a t r e a u la r a d v ertla tn u change ideas, nnd if they wished raise Hell w ith one another, rater. and the government was not altogether immune from such MKM IlE lt A M O C IA T K II FIIKSS Hell raising either. Apparently this freedom of speech was T h e A s s o c ia te d I’rera la e x c l u s ­ ively e n t i t l e d to t h e ure fur re- really good for everyone. p u b llc a tlo n o f a ll n o w s d is p a tc h e s But there came a time when a monarchy was set up nnd cred ited t o It or not o t h e r w i s e cr e d ite d In thla p a p e r an d a i m the an emperor ruled the vast Roman dominions. With this lo c a l n e w s p u b lla h ed h erein . All change in government came a change in the freedom of r la h t r o f rcp ilb lic a tlo n o f rperlu! d is p a t c h e s herein nre a i m reaerved speech. Men could no longer talk. They could not even w h is­ MONDAY, DEC. 21. 1923. per of their discontent or tell their neighbors of their hatred o f tha-despotie.Nero or Claudius. When they did talk, their 'T U B II Bit A MVS PLATFORM heads were chopped o ff or they were thrown to the lions. 1.—Deeper water route to Jack­ We have progressed far from the days of the Caesars and sonville. 2.—Cotutrnctinn of St. Johns-In- it seem s incredible that there could be any analogy between dian River rahal. Roman nnd American histories, y et there seem s to be a tend­ S.—Extension of white wny. ency 4. -—Swimming pool, tennis court a, in this country to abandon the guarantees of our fathers that we might talk, and muzzle one another. We have tw ice «tc. L 5. —Augmenting of building seen pro* in the past few months foreigners refused admittance to ■ram—houses, hotel*, a p a r t - our shores because they expressed their view s. Shapurji ment houses. ' Rnklatvnla"nnd the Countess Karolyi were not criminals. 6. —Extension of street paving Neither were they insane. But our timid Secretary of State program, 7.—Construction of* boulevard Kellogg dared not let them into this country for fear they around Lake Monroe. might ielj the workingmen they were oppressed. He would 8. —^Completion of city beautifica­ keep them qut o f'th is country for once here, they are guar­ tio n p r o g r a m . ' anteed right ta talk. D.—-Expansion of sehhnl system But this provision of the constitution seem s to have been with provialon for iqcrennrd fncl Iftied. overlooked ill. iHV case of Colonel William Mitchell who has -■ --- * --ju st beim convicted of insubordination. The fighting Colonel BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY told us:'>T.'tbc condition of th e army nnd especially the air r. , ARM:—Thou hast serv ice.’, jfe'sh o w ed us that gallant airmen were being sent A MIGHTY A hty nrm; strong is thy hand, to their death by sw ivel chair s ta ff officers who knew noth­ i t igh is thy right hand. Justice ing about flying and cared only for publicity and show. Hu nnd Judgm ent are the habitation of Thy throne: mercy and tru th has feurlessly shown us the statu s of our United States de­ Shull go before*'Thy face. Psalm fences. 89: 13, P i For th is freedom of speech which he made use of, nnd FIJAYKR:—G reat is th e t<onl mnde use of rightfully, he lias been dismissed from the service anif greatly to. bo praised. In Hie courts of Thy house will we praise for a period of five years, suspended from rank, com man <1 and duty, with forfeiture of pay ami allowances. Then continuously. We are not much concerned over the Colonel’s welfare. Financially he is well oil". He is one of the most popular men t ’■ TODAY, •* t In *h° United S ta les today, and could have any one of a thou­ Sq here hath been dawning sand positions i/pCp *«> him. It is little to say that the army nother blue day: will miss him twice as n i u e i i h i * will m iss the army. ik, wilt thou let it useless away. But what is the significance nr ii,t w^‘,'onjo of this trial? r Does it mean tiiat n man can no longer express hunscif free­ Opt of E ternity ly upon subjects o f public interest without danger of prose­ JhiH new day was born; cution? Does it mean that our government is trying to con­ Into E ternity, night, will return. ceal the true conditions of affairs ami put a muzzle on any­ ' one who would speak the truth? Does it mean that a re­ Behold it nforetim u public cannot Inst and that we too, like Rome of old, are r vVv ever did; riding for a fall? So soon It for ever '.From all eyes is hid. If it does; it is tim e the people got busy and showed some of these high ranking officials at W ashington ju st how much Hero hath been dawning Hell they can raise. 'A nother blue day: 1 ------------ O---------------Think, wilt thou let it Florida’s Candidate Proving Greatness Wise Jew ish Charity A Wise Biologist BY ARTHUR BRISBANE Hm»dmr a t Hanford. F lo r id a r o p y r ig h t IF YOU think tho so-called “con­ viction’ of Colonel Mitchell has injured him in public estimation, ask your neighbor in the street car what he thinks, or read this telegram from Bryan Mnck, wellknown citizen of booming Fiorida: " It is all rig h t for Wiscon­ sin to w ant General Mitchell for iim ator, but Florida De­ mocrats w ant him for presi­ dent. We have already begun the fight, because on him both McAdoo and Sm ith factions may unite. .Mitchell can sweep the country nnd Florida nomi­ nates him. "Tanipn Tribune nnd other papers have taken up the idea to make Mitchell president. "BRYAN MACK.’’ Slip useless away. —Thonins Carlyle. ---------G “ I believe Sanford to Is* one of th m -d danger m*a towns Who dare venture n guess ns to in the United States to drive in after night. Car ie motion the amount of S anford’s 19211 con must have their bright lights on, with nil it • a',lend.at anger struction activity? to cars approaching head on, or run tin* emetuiit r * of ---------o--------colliding with a dark car by the curb. I nevi r drive l, l -* The newspaper th a t never makes after night if I can avoid it. I know of no other town .vnor • anyone mnd never publishes all of cars are allowed to stand a fte r night without lights.” the news. Tho nbove is part of a letter sunt to The Herald relative ---------o to the lack of parking lights on automobiles standing along A hick town is where the stores still use boxes of saw dust ns cus Sanford’s streets. T he writer had noticed a little paragraph on this page in which it was stated that unless some people pldors. Parking: Lights -------- o-------- kept rear lights burning on their cars they would fine Isn ’t It funny how a lot of retie* smashed fenders one o f. these nights. ... . ... ... . . . . • , ent men will brag about th eir sons A lter you have read thus editorial tonight jump into your who possess characteristics of (Loir car and drive down Park Avenue or Magnolia Avenue, or any fathers. avenue for that m atter and the chances are you will find ---------o--------1025 has brought Sanford the numerous automobiles standing along tin* curb without any F o rrest Ijiko Hotel. Now 19211 sign of a parking light. Perhaps you may be blinded by an ought to go it one bettor nnd bring approaching car as you near one of these parked machines a t least tWo such buildings, and maybe you will barely m iss bumping into one of them. — * o-------It is a situation that is m ost certain to result in an acci­ Send a chock in pnym ent of what yon owe, to those who have dent sooner or later unless the police department takes the been extending you credit. It would m atter in hand and enforces the ordinance which requires be a welcome Christm as present. th at all automobiles shall show parking lights when standing ---------o--------A fashion w riter says women at the curb throughout the residential districts. will soon he weuring only two g a r­ Especially with some of Sanford’s important avenues be­ ments. Our error, we thought they ing narrow it is a matter tiiat requires attention before traf­ had been for some time. fic becomes so heavy that a serious accident forcibly brings --------a-------the m atter to tho attention o f the authorities. Tho freight embargo is forcing --------------------------- o---------------------------us to recognise the asset we have in the St. Johns River nnd may be WIIAT IS BACK of all this in Florida?.. Climate, soil, tile beat tiling that ever hnp|>en* transportation facilities, tine system of highways, and one til for the good of Sanford. million “boosters.” Florida is the “playground” and restful — — o--------A news dispatch says the Uni­ section of America. It has 2 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 acres of agricultural versity of Missouri co-eds have land with less than one acre in ten under cultivation. It has voted to ostracise men who drink. Well, what are the men going to an area in square miles equal to the states of New York, do about the women who drink? M assachusetts and Rhode Island combined and the normal --------o— ----population is only a little over 1,000,000 while the population You have to admit that th e re L )f t l „ , t | u-e e states named is over 15,000,000.— Ju d g e K. T . aree still some fast witmen In this • ,, „.,ai , iw ,. \ irld. One One of of them them walked walked forty forty- Kemper in Danville ( K j . ) Messenger. world. five miles in less than eleven hours the other day. --------o------ — t! | ) I M X ' *0Ur SUWivUirm f l"K " to t subs? Iment an,l adVe! II t is ? S /V v 'Ve Have a >.* v THE PRESIDENT is still to be heard from in regard to the Mitch­ ell m atter. And the President, unlike some other public gentle­ men, sp’cnds his time listening, instead of talking. He knows how the people feel about Mitchell. It would not be surpriii'ng if the President should give Colonel Mitchell some father­ ly advice, then send him hark to his work in the arm y, assum ing th at Colonel Mitchell would like to go. of DEVOI P a i n t s , Vi "t SENATOR SWANSON, of Vir­ ginia, with solemnity and sincerity, urges the United States to "prove its greatness’ by joining the world court. George W ashington thought the United Status should prove itn greatness by rem aining indepen­ dent of Europe, keeping away trorn European entanglem ents and minding its own business. TO p ROVE your greatness by adm itting m at you are not able to take care of yourself is a new way of proving your greatness. However, the United States in nil probability will he pushed into the world court. There m atters of higheu. importance to this na­ tion would be decided by foreign nnd hostile judges instead of being decided liy .the .con^rusa .su■preiile coOrt - f 'd i e UtiiCt-lFStiftes. From the world court to the League ol Nations would be nil easy step. PROTEST A NT CHARITY lead- i l l ::!'* v; Ee»l a federation of churlti . in 1imitation of the successful •leu * I1 deration, it ..ill be hard to establish, Chur ty i often n sort of Ganytill . W.l‘ l ug upon human vanity, ne l' . *; p and conceit. Those Irt1 g o in g means no more llil.fl s gl »ag a check, like to gaze U|'i II til .. individual work nnd : li.’l:1 .* *'• L go.titudc like the Venetian 1 1. 11 1 :>ointing to beggars eat- S. COBB pelt ami obeyed orders. Grand Central l’**te took the envelope buck in his hands and examined it carefully. ''Does that say nine thou sand dollars ?" he demanded, mV'P,” KU partner. Well, it don't look lag enough to me, said I’ete "You’d better add on some more of them Usughta." The younger con-man protested, hut i etc would have his way and kepi after him until the educated one bad tacked on three more muigiils, making the grand total $9,000,tWO. Then I’ete marched grandly over to the hotel, registered for him­ self and his friend, passed the stuffed envelope across tlis desk to the clerk and .called for the bridal suite. Un* clerk took one look a t the envelope, another look ut the soil­ ed faces uml shabby apparel of the newcomers—ami rang the bell for the bouncer. A minute later the discomfited pair wero sitting on the sidewalk. Grand Central Pete raised him­ self painfully and eyed his com­ panion with a scornful, ungry glance. "There now, dud-gum yoat" he shouted; “1 told you you hadn't "'ll ,l t* i ' nt at his hhack door, nnd S*E " ‘Hi I in* a* tie niv h o u nd.W ith wnun i bunt salvation.” THE FEDERATION would he a t. *-d Iilea and there should be another imitation of Jewish me­ thods. That would be to free the 1 rotestant . . . . . children . from Protest- | . u ' tr f 8 institutions and* m i. .? leimra,t.l'|y in r“m-' IIIC3, where they would have famL d n i r ^ j".81'.1111/ 0" 111 Hfo' to the heart H "l ’ ,,el,rt?3i,‘nK nrt‘ BEFORE A gathering of the *'« ®sy Uuh in Chicago, Professor Lhilu, eminent zoologist, proves that lifu with all its necessary functions can go on "w ithout the aid of brains.'' ™ * . II may bo a n d St IV ^ ;\ H a ll H a rd i r-'fli rh o c|| \ ,* K i d -, AUTOTij <s n ,jM Phos, Z * ’* THE PRESIDENT is too wise to leave a sore spot in the public mind if it con be avoided, nnd as ha hasn't spent his life harnessed up in a uniform, one million miles removed from public opinion, he knows what the Mitchell trial nmnuntti to in the public mind; namely, persecuting a brave soldier for telling the tru th direct to the public, as the President told the young students a t Annapolis they had n right to do. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN M isrepresentation on the part of some Florida subdivision pro­ Grand Central Pete was n noted moters has counteracted much of the good done by Florida adver­ bunco-steerer of the old days, but tising. The realtors should watch could neither reud nor write. Once | lie fell upon hard times, and he tho fellow who, exaggerates. and a younger but equally luckless ---------o--------Busy nights, such ns was exper- confidence man undertook to beat ieneod in Hunford Saturday, dem­ their way on u freight train to onstrate the necessity, for wider Washington. A braktm an kickstreets. Park Avenue should have Vd them off nt Trenton, New tin* attention of the 'commission Jersey. It woo getting late and neither bt*fore congestion gets worse. of them hail a cent. Across the ----------- o — 'T hese |«op|e who w ait until the tracks from where they had land­ ed was a hotel iitld right next door lgst to lL catch* a- 1„train •’ ll minute . 1, . . . i , hav wan an express-office. Grand ea t a thing on those who w ait un- Con4ral j,nt| an went til Christmas Evo to do their shop­ into the express office, borrowed ping. In both cases you stand u one, of those Inrge raunila enve­ good chance to ndssTwhat you ure lopes such ns ure used for tra n s­ Idling after. porting currency, filled tho enve­ lope with pieces of newspaper cut B -------- °--------“ Hanford needs and deserves a to the size of banknotes, and better telephone system which i sealed it carefully. Would enable residents In the sou*.Now t|,en » |,e Mai,| t0 bis pnrttjiern part of the city to secure ner> **you take your fountain pen equipment. Cun it be that Hanford w rlte on the back of that i* growing faster than its te le - ! there envelope ‘$9,000.’ T hin we’R phone company? jj0 over to that hotel ami explain ihut we’ve lost our baggage, and In Delaware Ray, on oyster I ’ll hand this envelope to the clerk sucked u little fish into his maw. and ask him to lock it in the :MIt. The fish fed upon the other fish He’D look a t the figures un tho the oyster at/;. One day grown back—and __ _ _____ he’ll____ take us ___J for money bigger, ho ate the oyster. Last ] cd guys and give uarooms and week in Dover, D el, the oyster j grub until we can ruiso a stake.’’ shell was opened by one Mrs. L | The scheme sounded good to the haul Jones. Out full 'tho fish. yoiiufvr ,Uo ,g*d . otiW | ! 0 n liberal conj Xf a H lesi -X iw ta, hr s t a r ('«*. Tht ttnlral | ... I \ T^ ^ ? INVESTMENT A man buys an automobile. A fter driving it for n few days the value of the nutonmbile, from a sales standpoint, h;n dropped thirty per cent or more A fter driving it a few years the a u to ­ mobile goes to the scran heap. A mnn buys some stocks. Rome cir­ cumstance over which iu* lias no control sends the prim* of the stocks down. He cannot protect his m argins, nnd loses w hat he has already paid. And yet there are those who call the buying of real estate in F lo r­ ida speculation and not invest­ ment. If the land is bought with llie Idea of taking a profit on a ri.-# in values the purchase has some of the elements of specu­ lation. Hut tile luiid can never be a total loss. It cannot le worn out so it has to be throw n away. No amount or m im ianngement can causa it to utterly lose its value. Investment in land is the closest approach to real investment th at anyone can make. Morey put into land, wisely selected and bought with a knowledge of conditions, is perm anently invested. The land may lose some of its apparent value. It cannot lose all of it. The land may depreciate for a tim e ow­ K-STIllATEj FIlliEil fneg | til l*h...F 1C.* |U, | Loans .MIAMI HERALD ing to conditions of business in general. It cannot continue in­ definitely to depreciate. This goes for nil usable land anywhere. [.and investments in Florida, when they are intelligently mnde, have a greater m easure of p r o - 1 liable security than alm ost any­ where else in the; country, the propagandists to the contrary not­ w ithstanding. It is undoubtedly true th a t a few conscienceless peo­ ple are trying to sell land which has no g reat intrinsic value, on tlie assum ption that it will be wortii what is asked for :t as town lots, when it is not wortn the a s k - 1 ing price for farm land. The g reat mass of selling in the state is not this type, nnd every effo rt is made to prevent this kind of selling. Those who buy these offerings do not use intelligence in buying. They are taking a< long chance. Even they may not I lose in the long run. The g rea ter p art the so ilin g ' in Florida a t present is either of farm land th a t is wortii all th a t is asked for it as farm land, or is of lots which nre alm ost cer­ tain to retain th eir present value and are likely to greatly increase in value. IS THERE A SAN TA CLAUS? W Butl r»"f» .*:, M | \ / 1 MONEY AVAILABLE For F irst M ortgage Loans un l.ilsrd Consult us first when in Ihe narht f« Magn»Mit ft S«coml A> |»t CONNELLY &SONS NOW OPEN TH E ALTAMONTE HOTEll ALTAMONTE SI'IIINGS, FU, Betw een Sanford and Orlando. Our T* M agnificent1location. 27 acres iapjah,! two lakes. Coif, tennis, orange pnft tic, i gu ests. Fine orchestra, cuisine and serrwwefai fam ily hotel. Rates very nmd**nU. (iKO. E. BATES & SON—Ommntt *:• * * ->* * * : * * * * *:•<• <■ +♦♦♦ Hall, Pentland and Me AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES* Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford.^ Palm Beach, Daytona EesA C E N T R A L FLORIDA OFFICE OCALA STAR ;117-:118 F irst National Bank Bldf* About this season of the ycarjm ancc to make tolerable this exquestion is raised in minds of istenec. We should have no enjoy"’any small people who want to ment except in sense and sight. kn°w the tru th about this very ini- Tho eternal light with which the Portnnt pononnge, who has meant childhood fills the world would be much to them in the past. extinguished n*wn ? nc occa*i°n little Virginia "N ot believe in Santa Claus! ° Hnnl°"* Perplexed by this ques- You m ight as well not hclieve in tion wrote to tho editor of the New fairies. You m ight get your papa o r ' * un. I am eight yours oltL to hire men to watch all tho chini. i me of say there ncys on ,. my- little ,,, friends ,, - ,,---oil Christm 1 lu m inas a l eve to iu catch cull'll s no Santa Claus. I lease tell me Santa Claus, hut even if they did ria n a 'i"lllh t *iero “ huntn not see Santa Claus coming down, r.,.' ,, , .. . , , ,, , , what would th at p:ove? Nobody The foliowing editorial published si-ea Santa Claus, but th a t is no ,X £ M " v i S Sanford, FloridaS. G . G R A Y , RESIDENT Mi You CM U 'l Each against w‘r “ I P a ifc f2 > D<*U. years by little '*"lh \\ time to time- begin ,tKlayJl serve the m» i... - l „ s_ * » ... *. , - . , ■ 'dile in the world, eim i' u/..»h?p 'll " *A | m,RL V V|r “ Vm> te a r a p a rt the baby’s rutehililriai’* ' liiti ? l'0' ,!n.en ’ "r tie and see w hat makes the noise u ..:v . r“ c* n .t *ua Kreat' inside, imt there is a veil covering insect an 11 ,,ltru t!lt' un9L’CH world which not tho oared’ with th r ‘I! ‘a ' n3 ro‘"; strongest mnn, nor even the unitS h i* r ' r . r r!<1 l,i »tw n* th of all the strongest ffiS * b y itlle ,n* ,m,n th at evt;r « vcd could tear w M ? “ tfSfh ^ d k n S S f " * O” ' / ‘" llh ' '»»>■., P ~ tr» . «v„„ Vi, .I,.i . lk‘; love, romance, can push aside that Claus lie rexists !>. ’ I". “ r « rto !n and view nnd picture the love and «*em*rt -i’v -im'/’Y ’^ “S,Rauty arulj'',ory beyonJ* 11 is !l>* vou kmlw !h lt ' ,: t','n n a l7 Ah* V irg in ia, in n!l this The yield of a whale is about U exist aml is nothing else real tons of oil, but tlds is very much nhnnnd anoimu nmi nnd l*iu give *to your life a* world i :there r against his wishes. highest beauty and joy. Alrls. h an^ -? btdln|f' - - dunand for gold pieces to lie dis­ tributed at Christmas th at $2.50 gold pieces are actually sold at a premium. About $Iti,Ol)U,UOO will H* given away in gold coins in New \n rk City alone. This is u pron.ierous cuuntrv. DAN UOBBSSAYS: W inter seems to be a very relia­ ble cure for sunburn. Sanford & Loan |0W PAID UP P A CKA8 One-sixth of the world's popula­ tion lives in America in one way or another. I laying the piano isn’t hard to learn. All you have to do is.learn to find the right nates ut the pro­ per time. riwiu *1 i . i.. ALICE, WHERE ART THOU? ___________ i’AI.M BEACH POST * 2a o2Z taStJfg; *3 [Un^ shN^ h:ondthu thtM icopi'; Alice Rhinelander, negress whr * f * C* Sou^.V,s 'T ‘re rvapectfid Thore are approxim ately 115- wus b-----L‘ ' * into p r « i h S 8* £ , 2 W »hr t Nll,0. hWhii M . lhM lhl! 000,000 people in the United S lat­ reasonirought 1 of ** the -fact that an irediecile r^ Jremains “* Ni° r t ^ A ' natural “f the ,u‘k'-imoecui ro southern es who ure surprised a t tiu* weath­ white youth of New York in<>rri...i ---- ----." in V ”his - ,-■--“•**• er. environment his head is free her. And they arc hmking ! env,.l“nm*?t -1}11 ll-i,a‘l free ofof for | anything looking forward toward her, not only ’ **■ ................................ ............- .............m ^ ou trmy add several pounds to your weight quickly by fitting your gone pockets with lead. re fatten No m utter how far civilization . M... . . . ______ . - W progresses there will be uaople win, sucli such unsavory notoriety as *h.V IV 'lT lu,l.ai and each forge think they can open milk bottles The negro qf the South under 1,as beca f ° 1,ow‘‘d b>'dire con-' with their thumbs. stands w hat freedom i»—a frtotoF botl* . wbite and | where his treatm ent is t h e ' u r a kth in « C® r,ot®,n1‘hc' old Soutn Planting flowers in tho house dom unknown most wholesome to kt i*p the tw o 'h u t V t” practically unknown, in winter isn’t mueft ^un. You races from Int firm m ^ ^ ashing ton; - troubles — ables fit at W Wnshingt never get 'to run the neighbor’^ ^ T h e re T s m o ^ ' r ^ p S CWcagP around St. Louis and a t I * * * * * * * rightn ^f u^grut^ q, Uo.Squth ,tha»L| AUTOM O BILES ON d is p l a y AT San JuanCara] �THE SANFO RD HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,1 9 2 5 PERSONAL telephone MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR TH O UG H TS-W ISE A N D OTHERWISE >u!est‘»n W*R cn* ,t her home in o’clock honoring hj Mary Vu\csj will entertain ,on at her home it. 1:30 o’clock ,,t, Mrs. U. G. ni*. [niU'J American ,t at Union Hall tne above announcement will *e received with much interest throughout Florida and Georgia by the hosts of friends cf this ponulnr young couple. T lie bride is the youngest daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ilud . Atlanta, Ga. On the paternal side she is the granddaughter of the late Judge John C. Huff, of Oahlonega, Ga., and or. the ma­ ternal side, is from one of the old­ est and most representative njon- To Elect |n Tuesday Personals |d persona interrto attend. Re>> served. RIVALS | lie front .Mr. nnd Mrs. A rthur Hazznrd of Augusta, Ga., arrived here Sun­ day to spend the holidays here with Mrs. Buzzard's parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dumas at their home on Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore of Clearwater, will he the holidays guests of Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs. Robert J. Holly a t her home O'Connell of Washington, D. C. on Park Avenue. Mrs. Moore will are among the winter visitors a r­ lie remembered here ns Mrs. Ilesriving in Sanford on Sunday. sie Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bandel, Frederick Bell who is attending former residents of Sanford hut Staunton Military Academy at now ol Jacksonville, arc spending Staunton, Vn„ will spend the holi­ a few days here on busiress. days hern with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George A. DeCottec. Allen Jones, who is attending Memphis Medical Sellout at Mem­ O. T. Alford, who is attending phis, Conn., arrived home Sunday Memphis Medical School at Mem­ for the Christmas holidays. phis, Tenn., will arrive here Wed­ nesday to spend the holidays here irgiuiu Turner leaves to- with Mrs. Alford. Lakelund where she will test at a house party giviss Irene Eulenfeld. Have you seen the novelties for the bridge table at YE FIRESIDE STUDIO? SUMA Biami; Clayton ; C. D. Parish, Hogan, Tulsa, s. Ii. .1. CarpenHrs. I. McCann, P. McConnell, Steph as, Jnck[tteraon, Miami. Hksonviili-; KenBoldibom. N. C; ■Jacksonville; F*. Ii J. E. Hot he, I A McCoy, Ku.iITorli.rt, Kustis; pniagtun. It. C.; Lrfolk. Va„ W 'J Mcl lie Dunham, .\ fiddles*," did one thin, vd t‘Bed” Gruhgi the pre-toua year, pngv for three day.j i ii t; -* Charles and Edward Henderson Miss Mildred Holly loaves Wed­ of Stetson University at Del,and nesday for Jueksonville where she art- a t home for the holidays with their mother Mrs. E. M, Carroll, Dr. Henry McLaulin has re tu rn ­ BUILDERS MATERIAL ed home from Tampa where he air. and Mrs. R. J. Carpenter attended the postgraduate clinic of GROWERS SUPPLIES of Center Mill are spending a few the American Optometry Associa­ days in Sanford and are stopping tion. a t the Montezuma. Albert Connelly and Frank Miss I.e Claire Jones arrived here Chase who are attending Exeter Sunday afternoon from Knoxville, College a t Exeter, Mass., will spend 'lean., where she is attending the the Christmas holidays here with University of Tennessee. their parents. Mrr of United L is organizing d to date about hi have been c*nI meet Tuesday | o’clock a t the tthe purpose of IT. Fogle, JackLthven, Jucksonigdiy, WnshingL Adstem.-, Voro BilUblll, Voro ■dttm, Spartans Bk VAm. Ourl-sBfc VVs', Orlamlt); ■Sranlin. S r.; ■ Ar; !r IV.n-■ I V.ir,!;. kc, B ' . ; Arthur J,' ■m\; Arthur B L; G. I!. Bur■DMo; 31. V. Kel- eer Georgia families, being a de­ scended of the Stephens family. She attended High School a t At­ lanta, and ia one of the most pop­ ular members of the younger set of that city, and numbers her friends by her acquaintances. Mrs. Holly is a sister of Mrs. Ben D. Caswel of this city nnd Mrs. W. C. McLendon of Atlnnta, nnd has made numerous friends dur­ ing her frequent visits here with Mrs. Caswell. Mr. Holly is the youngest son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert J. Holly of this city. He attended Sanford High School later attending the University «f Florida at Gainesville. Ho is engaged in the real estate business, being a member of the Holly Real­ ty Company. A fter Jan, 1.1 the couple will he a t home to their friends a t the Holly Apartments on Sixth Street. Their hosts of friends join in wishing them every future hap­ piness. 21T-W n coit-pH s cP’iU ft’tJ w rc . Ht, sll Mt*t* T.y i.ortgeir'Y.j d W iitr d te f oiu, i»« It ir.R. 'VLh. **.■ ifVi gi'iiqt • tlu.« lii.Mvr Th,o Itaivnu’s 'itmiatA-' ivr-*rt, .made public today, -.iid IA« bureau’* IUt u£ pniixTtic i tmrV'«l, Untied, <>r i>ccupi<il lor naval puri i • .!!• ■! S7.7. Th ■ iiwiii-tl number IH4, leoiw ’ L’Mi, nri.i <v. tp iri^ iy pt-tuif* HU* S m> i lh« rtle-L if tinted, will | m‘ r* commended V. G«ingrv.>» f«r di.-qHixitlon thtj year MARRIAGE OF MISS KATHRYN H U FF 1 0 ROBERT J. HOLLY JR., ANNOUNCED Mr. ami Mrs. .lames Burnside HutT have the honur of . . announcing tne marnagee of their daughter KATHKRYN ELIZABETH to ROBERT JOHN HOLLY, Jr., on Saturday, the seventh of November one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-five a t Kissimmee, Floridn. iU will give a H,ll at 'J o’clock. RESIDENCE T E L E PH O N E : Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing' Sewer Pipe Whnt n wonderful opportunity Sanford Electric appliance.-* preset appreciated and practical g ifts. T hey’re tho happy solution <>f what to give— most every L ute ami w can be fully satisfied from our v id e and varied selections. We are offering Special Values, t<«o, WE WILL HE GLAD TO Perculator— Breakfust Set— Grills— SERVE YOU Coacn, Phoiladelphia; John C. Shanhow, St. Petersburg, Mrs. A. T. Boucher, St. Petersburg, T. N. Atkin, St. Petersburg; D. L. MeKeaver and wife. WiiPorhaven; H. II. Myers and wife, W interhaven. s — Curlers— ----- --- AN rDEAli tilFT ' 4 n 2 Phone 530 ■ ■ M ■ SEMINOLE )I. Artis, Gainesville; G. W. Simpson, Wheeling, W. Vu.; O. D. Lennard, Ft. Pierce; B. Spencer, A tlanta, Ga.; J. Burgett, Memphis, Tcnn.; B. C. Patterson, Miami; R. C. Huffman, C learw atter; II. Woodfin, CampoUo, S. C.; Cnpt. nml Mrs. F. I). Seeler, Detroit, Mich.; Cupt. and Mrs. C. E. Pet­ ers, Cnnnenut, 0 .; S. B. Gniley, Avon P ark; E. Parkes, Avon Park; W. Grady and wife, Alpine, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Warren. Macklenburg, N. Y.; II. M. Vametti, Miami; S. P. Minus, Tam pa; Mr. nml Mrs. Frank Rogers, Tampa; J. C. Pierce, Valdosta, Go.; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gare, Annettto Garo and Andre Gare, Jackson, Ga.; L. J. W atts, St. Petersburg. Irons— l\ i% Jhuson Electric Floor Pollsht r, . v -. i .*. ■In .. Housekeeping on pnfre 111. A' m v ' :n> . a a. imni eh polishing. Tarn tho button and prcstit—a high polish. Ju st Received IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS BEAUTIFUL HAND PAINTED FLORIDA SCENES. <Inly Four More i ping.days, then We huvi presents. CHRISTMAS ASHION HINTS FOR MILADY RV MARY MARSHALL * °pyright McClure Syndicate P Dancing Make f Imperative I younger women P up .ince the N g skirts will Nipnratively unu,vJ to be, and ^ h i' ed her life a-day fashion for ever have wportunt shoes hat a relatively le>’ could play in •omen's ward‘‘‘u over the nc®an of today she Park Avenue would find nothing shocking about! her milliner’s bill nr the amount she spends on jewelry, and she would be perhaps surprised to see how little she spends on gloves— th a t is of course if she realized how much dearer everything is nowadays. But even realizing th a t sho would probably be per­ fectly aghast a t tho amount s|ieiit for shoes. Short skirLs nnd dancing have of course brought about this state o f nffairs, for these vogues de­ mand more ornate shoes and make impossible the wearing of shoes tjiat have grown shabby or out of shnpo. Women realize more and more that if they do follow the fashion for short skirts—and they seemingly must do so nowadays unless they have the privilege of quiet old age—then it is most im­ portant to have attractive, well­ fittin g shoes, shoes thnt harmon­ ize wiK the frock with which they are worn. Meantime the fad f o r ; new and exquisite shoes has been carried to devastating extremes in some quarters. Paris shoemakers, tlu*v say, are driven almost dis­ tracted over the rapidity with which one fashion in footwear is succeeded by another. A French woman romnrked re­ cently that unless one’s shoes are absolutely right everything else is a failure. And so if the French woman can possibly afford it she ■ . -<• •;*•;* -»• •!•-J-J -i**<• Thai can be bought from our well stocked store Kamorium Faded Rohes and Silk Boudoir Kohps, made o f heavy crepe. Elaborately trimmed with laces— Silk Underwear Purses— Scarfs Hats— Dresses Novelty Vanities Fancy Combs Fitted Overnight Cases New Spring Coats Handkerchiefs. Suits— Huts—Shoes Shirts— Sweaters Belts— Suit Cases Combination Sets. The Outlet 7 " t'>-»orn strap J^wakcr* offer and the pull. ,»bov*. The slip. *ith black leau Dimming. » Opposite the Post Office v H Ami Nlf-p-iiir. Itt l in e quality c re p e , B u tin s n m l geo rjjw ite, trim m e d w ith lac c a n n d in s e r ­ tio n s. W o n d e rf u l I 'h r U ta u t s KlftS— W omen’s Silk Hosiery Rags and Purses. The most complete selection ever shown in “under-arm" and “envelope S tyle”— Make ideal gifts. Ladies Chiffon s ;lk clocked in all shades— �•/' 3 w* f* V . It THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. P g g g g L 2 1 / , *f {*g» • : six By A. th Of Mammoth White Goose Is Goldenrod ilieved Cause Of Mate's Pilgrimage 1 !f rtv.'d. all CHICAGO, Dee. 21.— 'C-hu*. Albert Blanchard, for -10 years president of Wheaton College, nnd for years n lender in religious and educational work, died suddenly yestenlay. Pr. Blanchard’s fnther, the late Jpqmixin Blanchard f o u n d o d* Wheaton college in 1860. in t u b f in c tT T l i n i n ’ hkvhv t ii ut h i i -i a i, i n t r i it . e n i'A . ■n o r >i;IIINoI.B, I.N 1 II.A.NI'BIIV. j. l*. ilussrlwhite* i'iini|ilalnniit. versus • livlufil U. *'use. It living, nml. if denil. the heirs, devisees, grnutois »r other Halmants nailer i.aylonl i * fpen. 1 p,> ntln^wlui* nml to tho following described property in Seminole roum y, fiin, tu-wii; , , „ t ,.*i Qmirter of the Huntn.... ,j r'jnil*-1- r <>f the N orth's ' Quarter of Hectlon 3, Township 21 ,s„ Itanif*: 2" r:. et a*. I lefemlnntn. si IT TO <11 IKT TITI.K OltDKIl OF t u n i . n ’ATIOS , T>. tiny lord *1. Case if living, nnd. I* >1 II je-rfpM »'-I| In *' • ."I. • csls umlrf the said Gay lord (t. ; ,i. e. iiee.uisCit, or otherwise. In The Chrintninr. program and tree wll* ho (riven at tho community church hero The seta y evening Dec, RSONS, Kans.. Dec. 21.—GP) llcvcd. the hiril would j"in differ­ am to arrive Mr*. George P arker and Mrs. on a mammoth white Can­ en t fIock.« fo r it wa adian imow poor? wm slu t a t the with on6 bunch and then another. Ch&rico Eh!ridge have chn*T?c of k? Inland, in n jicntl .of ,tl\R. N?piho, •' but niwqyj ycmftfnjn* a fte r the tin program . i'rro comm ittee i i charge of ft term inated wfinl is nclievH to olh- r moved mi rout’ vr.rd. Sentim ent of the com m unity,, decorations and Irre, Mr. and Mrs. ■ * have been n love ntbry in blrudom. Hunters of the community ?>. iftixcd with bit.i of o u td o o r lo re ;jn . g . Pahe, Miss ftnna Math* B lievc that tho Hentli of tht gUoae have woven, . . n. . p retty * u r y about ern mid Jlra . (J. S. Brown. widen has been --------|B won tho final chapter in a trn>:i 'Ha h |r,‘. Vf" The Woman’s Mi.; .ionary Union sto ry of bravery. noble I.ader hip. called "< nnadjan Her•liny.' rerol'cd having n u t a t the Immc of Mrs. G. S. | lasting love ami -.fiiloPly-j-thc soOn • hunter — ■•'fed a g<..... and o! keeping it Brown Th.ir. day aF Th quel to a .tragedy enacted twi ago th at wr. i n ark ed hv in camp. It wil l made called and ■next m orl'm i will he held a t the years »tro “'Bloritii and otlltntfnis called f ir it and finally vOntur d thurch Jnn. 14. throughout the land....................... into i m p rath e r than he imp-rat--------- That was tho woeful death m *1 t tn it. Aimtho. lul.Vd Tho nmhv friend *f Mrs. M. "*• ' “Snow King.” *o dm.',. 1 hv wltt*n «i goose nmtr«, it molt j, ColUcutt, who Is in on Orlando slayer, who had st.ilkc 1 :h- h"d ui; h . tint if it hr- n- mat' it huiutul v.id he glad to know that for three years ns he made Id wi'l not ,ti distance. Hut finally man's carefully laid plans were fruitful. I>i* guixed ns a cow, with hell hung nround his neck and gun holdin tho tail In proper position, lie lie ccivcil the goose when it stbppe l tr, feed in n cow p n -tjrc . And Snow King fell. A t intervals since finnw Kina' death, a g reat whit.* grt'os,. had hccn noticed about thtvttrcno of th" tragedy. Farm ers talked of it:; beauty; hunters coveted it—lint it always eluded them. If always re­ tu rn e d , however, to the : cene of Snow King’s last stand. P. i. I. and Mr.n GoM i'tcr and th" s brother and si.-ter', Mr. and Kens: r of Ohio who have ^ in,T- Thoy;;.*'m!(n- if I'ho went n |,ccn tho house guest.* of Mrs. little v.-hUe w in i'h e f l e i m I “owr. chan. Eldridgc f/ince .Scptcniicr v'08"' $)ift ago, and vmi-'inKjntoyrd to one <>f the Luruii col;‘'’7V ' 0| returned ^ tngrs in Ida - L Goldenrod last F ri"f Im dtrappenrantfe-ni am search jduy, where they expect to reside for him. ! hey v.ond r if dUcour- during the rem ainder of the win* . lenient prompted her to join other i.,r ,ni),.tiis flocks, only fo*Iiavc '."hem and re­ turn to tlu place where her lost I.eRoy Wood, who was taken to ina e was last seen. the hospital last week for tre a t­ T ie youngsters, hearing of the ment of a gun shot wound in the double tragedy, htood in front of shoulder is still in a very serious the window , ,, , , wl/Ore, ,, "Canadian , condition. He is in the Oriamln Beauty hung for awhile, marvel- hospital instead of the Orange lin;r a t the ix feet mn. inches of gentrnl hospital as s la t'd in last her w in? fpreail, th eir attitudes nr. week's items. expressive ns if in the presence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Snyder nr.d Mis* honnred'.desil. Sybil Dodd of Orlando were guest;' of Mr. and -Mrs. Geo. P arker F ri­ day. tiiy long «vii i a t 11 *<?» -lie STEW ARDS WASHINGTON LETTER fm I hows rnniQ iinprovifftieiit. P ' r, V ' llejtd. 'ICC*.. ■ o th erw ise. In described a,,., , i'otlhly. ► ’>•"**''"■ l a n d s «"hi ‘S Setnlho*'* to-\vlt: ‘"nu..-1Northwest Oiinrt-r of Rthe <2 '* T II NIIJ.M I III M l m ANr.KUA. UliOTt T„wushlp Tweti- \v. .i. (tollleutt. Cutnplnlnant. Northeast him - r m n i T T c i i i u t ^ p.v k v J l I H I I A l . • m t ’j y T . s t : i M in t u b , " 1' p .v rn e y . If liv in g . \ n A'-' > i di parti* m elalmlng hail. If V.r ... said Marlon II. Interests l' n : r „r olh..rwlae. In ‘ and t" the i:mt‘-«i...... lU’serlhei, property . Head, atidJI.T;;,. 'V h" l,"wif-*', att'I n il, unknown VUns g.'.uth vn I'l rldi N'.ivnl Stores (*om- pai.y, a eorporatlon under th i.f tit** Htfitij I**lor Iyft F r a n k tin • King and Sylvester U- Wllaon, pefetid.anls. H IM , TO JIBMIIVF. f l . O r i l FltO M t i t i .j : OltniCIl OF IMirtl.t CATION To SylwMer K. Wilson, of Chi­ Cook County, Illinois! Ida. to-hU.n .. ]f f ,h.. Southeast cago. It is ordered that you appear to n . h;,' ^ of tl Nortl.'-ist Qmirter the above .*ntb led ratine,, on or heOn nn Ivtluto of vnue » t; of the \or'li«*"'t Qitart*;r of .S"<- for*- the first Monday In January. ‘Vis Court, sum. V,„J T’lfir.n '!■■). Townnhlp T w n - 1’iM, a rule d a y of th tw een tw o highways anR ; ' * % sihaui Iv-V.nl- liil S ■'tl«. I[»'»:" Twenty- I,*Inn the fourth day of III" month conven,cm-. ., j„,nmc " u ; 'V * .v ii h a and In default thereof th at a it". " ' yoi / ' u ' i '.aeh "f J ”" n r " herehy ireo pro confess** will ........ titered have a cle,.Khtf„„r order i to •'• 'I' * “ I*’ nboV" against you. and said cuUsc pro­ ihe fu a Monday In Janu­ ceed ex parte. ary 'l92'*. 'in" i"'i"'- Die fourth I: is further ordered that thin nrdh" of th "loath, and. a .rul.e day der I..- published once a week for !.r this >'• i" , , e m ‘i'.',r. four cons. co'tis. .eat IVC weeka.......... In the or mis '•i II".• ....... ...ni I, . lour of a i l c ; " 1't" 1 "V.e.i . ll "Maufonl Herald.” a newspaper newsp.i enti re. I ng.'iinst 7. | .... i pitlill .lied In Sanford. Florida, yon. and aid cause |*rot 1 . w itness the blind of Ihe Cl \T u . m e her ordered that this ..r-io f anid <’■urt. and the official s do r'll" iHlMIsli'd " week for thereof, on this a day of Dec* four con" eittlve " " ks In the SailA , y,, . ^initt fowl 1iv-dd ji j i ^ p1l,’,l*h V. 13. nOIICLASS, ' A v u i n t ’h-'ti'l. 1,1 t"v ‘Terk O* clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Colin aK H O H B H B B B aiaaaaacE aaB a ty, Florida. «nl<1 (*<Itirt Ill'll ill*1 **f Hllill 'ii Court, lids’ tile a day of Ihcelllhcr Ity A. M. WKP.KH, ,\. l». 11*23 " l». C. ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU V. It. DOUBT.ASH. Clerk Circuit Court. Hcmlnob C h a r le s t*. D ick in s o n , ■Solicitor for Complainant. M ANCE O F BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YQli County. Florida. SaJSr^A -. 0ounty- 3 . t ,i t" tiie n d lo w ln g describ-n iiri.ls In rfemjftole C o u n ty , Florltlu . Th.i West Quarter of III" Southw l Quarter of the Northeast Quarter "f Section Three r'». Township Twenty-one (21) South. IS:*nuv Tw.my-iiliie i2!i) Bast. To Ifov-T'l T . V e rrlw n . • lug. and. If dead, nil parties clulmlon Interest tinner ti.<- said *.'*••nrd I. Merrlitinn. deeensed. or otherwlse, in and to llieiihovn »l*s- Mr. and Mrs. Clim lei Kldridgo niui daughter Damico were gucatp ef Mr. Gene a t ten Sunday. My CIIARLIBy CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON. Dee. 21.- 4'rpsi-l dent Gbolldge doesn’t like rtimin down stain* to the RlrUinn of "H ail to th* Chief,” Ida rad out by th • Mnripe Hand. l.'fl lieCn the en tom at p:i;.t W hite House rereptioirt. The present pr* sidei'i doesn't b< lievc it's tin* right- fd*i r**r a ’lm. : to appeur among liis gu r ' wit a hra3i band to**ting hi* own horn So at the3 dipliJorunt ie reception hie* gpffned the While iim Himiio which *•ncasop" of l!t2.1-2l> a few evenin' ago the Marine Ilmul cut out •'Haii to thni Ohi; f." It pi Ay *xl, hut ir played nothinjr cakulnt* d 1 ■ ■•* Intel prytcl as advertising f*n big chief", with llu: pri ident in th a t role. o s « , *- rtuirleh V. UicUUmun crl"eia Ibc*l prejiertr. I 'P T I i‘fi.'ii! If living, mtd S'dicltfir f.,f-rom plaU g p t^; n ,.a |, tV T'' Id f l a t ® : ln, NOTE DEDUCATOR DIES clothes those dlpNimnt ; wore! \\'h » rnya women are mor.- ; tuck on Hu a !•. t than en ' f:i- ..ii ... ... with m an'- colm , I ... j j , ’ '' l ’ VVI ." *■'.'! The i itiz* ns hero arc pureha;; in;; n piano this week for the coinitinily church and expect to have il delivered soon, no th at it may lie used in practicing for the I ‘' la! . (angling v.«s*» Warda,, the rete p U o n -m o st of A carload of'YurnUuro arrived tauiu out <hi*ne the women f.e 'a '. ,tioldniroil • <i i station , ,,.Saturday . , .|())| ‘ , . .. . I !**in Colorado, eon.,i;ucd to Ilia ............... .. , i L.il . ' ,:,,n McKee and Mr. Kearney, , .■••"I did. ..in who have recently purehaaed homes ' ' v ,:" »’«'• in \\ . Goldenrod. rhofl nt thy liottnm . and nhori a the top. I'rinco is Antmm Biltc cn, ' ' i . Tyler ;,|p| niolhel* uttinileil ilif iJiimanilili ininii lcr wife, wm hiireii In Orlomlu Kuntlny, win r<* i "|i( cinliy tii,* laltcv. It wan 1 , dir. Tyler a.-si ted in the aerviiea. woiiili r how she ki'pt it i n. I.. {'rnom was a In d u es vis­ The presidential hitnilslinke is it*. r to hurasiita Alumlav. warm, moist, veryjihii*. .Mr.', t'unl- nt :,:'*deMlln/*umlin^- H " '' C. !'. I.athro,, a.,,1 ."on Way,,. Tho g u r M3 a t the itipfoniatic c ’ . M , I J ' m ™' "I Seville, Fla., Cfptiun. w eren't po nnulcsf. _ , an Hie v eat nor Imreaa tn':; say. , ...... wer.i *.. , dialing a t Thfy^ fP1!-1 m° bands, hut the Mrs. G^llhJgu'.'t i i th e .m il thing. * ................ ’' J‘ i m Many Believe State Prison To Be J ’ort ismcn T A tL A lfA S S E E , Fla., n *■. 21 —(A*)—The stale pri nn i!«imrtmonk here has taken on th r cnib liineo of n "lost anil found" h e r an. Scarcely a week p as,"! that T. E Andrews, th ief nrim n clerk, dm lint jpeeive a letter from i line softlftn of the United State! a l.ilij for lUBintnnec in locating; some t •lative who is tindorstmi) to have ig’en given a "niiniliet-” ip Florida. A communication was : eiit to the prison departm ent reei n A, pi, Cole, > Oil-, III < IIIIIIpm | 11II, -N .... 1< of t'hini|iiapiti, who dak ed tho bureau to ned Thomas L. ( ’ole, a on, '1 c H • m cr stated that he had rea.* n t helifve young Gule v.a in a . n o ida prison. Ho v.’n- In-ou/lit to the Sunshine sta te from South Carolina, July I'i. pc umtildy d e ­ stined for Hardee mujily, the eld* Colo said. The charge, lie ae ed was auto emla ..zium ul. Judge Antlrews advised Mr. Cole th at if his son is ia a Florida pi ison, ho Is "doing time" under nn alias, up the records do not reveal Earle T. Field Jib At, rsTA i n —I.NV rsT ltK M • l* I.otitiy P u l a i t o n - l l r t i i n l r " HMg Ruuforil I Im li'.a - 1 Mr. a n 11 Mrs, II. <\ P a rk e r nml 'Ii ,'t i e d aughter I onise were Lake slieh a p im ;’ N ot fince Ihi* prirqn bureau leeeyial a letter from a woman m . .r r - i act-* I v t « that help ii" given nor itUlneufin" the grave-of her hrothe*’, v.hn, iv raid, had dh'd in a Florida jci.'oa. She deMiroh to visit the grave, i,. said. J i i d g ' Andrews was foreeil to advise In r that the bureau la pi ao record of the graves of depart ed prlfcunem ‘"L l*-or'i Sunday. ,, , ,, ~ "I ril. I.ail'li M.. I: r . an! on vs. , . .* - — lut. W'.N.V;rJ*:C H b ,Sr.Y1MT!?.’/ ; (^uile n ntitniier front here nll'■' "led the lot mile ia ( Ivied" -I* o' day nnd reported the sal*■ \ ry iicrc sfii! one. ......... -JDil I [W Mr Henry Uougl.i; a and niece Mi s Itutli were visdors at Mrs. "I got letter* like tlumo nil (hi *■■ ■' Brown’i Sunday e v n in g . tiiii"." .Inr*' e Ardrcwti said. "Some, --------nnmciiiji ;,od ;onu pnthetic. I illThere will he a I’lin tains prowav i Hu tii-. be: i | cun for them." i;;am nico. cai2::saaa*oaiiaanar»B H <inm B aB B B B *aB M B naij*K B a»*B «i«a»JH n *0 nce/iitr .Extraordinary a jl < JT: Fin;t Apia .tniHce in Stiiifnn! of #H1 a a M .J.'ic’; MurcdiR', and His Isle O’iilucs Orchestra ia Tuesday NijrM, Dec. 28. Prices in Durid Park have been established upon the lowest n v u B a rt M a u w n u n .a M M J M iU l ra nroper- ty. Demand has been instantanious—and it is a certainity that this property will not he long on the market. AT THE ARMORY ’..T ills j'.H iir Dp'iiir.w dniico of a sc;nx(in'H ungjigunioni of 11 ir; nt t-.il i.riginal WfiY O rrhcstra of Srhenec t!y, coji id, m l th»* liest jazz liand in Florida, re- rojp, ut fnl uiiKiiifomont in New ^ ork. C B ^ s^ L iK M saita3 au x n itn n x n n E n n aE aaY asari« n B !iu n e< aD H V H aii The present activity at Druid Park accentuates the real worth of the property. Improvements that are now well under way will he speeded ahead that construction of the twenty new homes can be started at once. 1. ‘h e Unusual '* a H it f Unit No. 2 is now open for reservation, plats and maps arc hedisplayed at our office. !>e guided by that suggestion of your IV I OPEN IT !I U hotter business judgement and make your selection today. 1 OR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 1\ M. Location next to nunli'l Ittmi" on Palmetto Avc., in Pine Heights, one of Sun ford’s "fust growing, highly iv.liictoil residential centers. Feu til res— Embodying only the mo. I ideal features from tin artistic point of view. Tile and Oal: floors IhiougliouL. Tex tone walls. Beamed celotex ceilings, together with niuny built-in features. Make tbeso six rooms and hath the complete dream home. Completely and elegantly furnished. iv FOR SA LE BY « A..Po Connelly & Sons Magnolia ut Second r*. Ml IT-CHITTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS Phone 18 GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS. '_____ it m iir �SANFORD HERALD, State News Briefs DryRecordsVanish, DIES OF PNEUMONIA CHICAGO, Dec. 2 1 .-(A V - Chas. Prohibition Agents Charles Edward Ycrkes, son ot the late Tyso nYerkcs, railroad magnate, died of pneumonia here trommence Search yesterday. He was 63 years old DAYTONA—The state internal board will hold a December 22 to de­ cide up on disposition of 500 acres i Dec 2L—(A5)— of a tra c t of 2,600 submerged and Pr™ C T 0 N. Dec. 21.—(/P)_ light heavyweight island lands in the Halifax river. torfnv^1 °n f"'aiJnuartcrs searched government t words slotSale of the land was deferred by today the board recently when protests vatel°nln,tS !lles’ whilc JrV advo* were filed by the Daytona Beach llv means ° f more casYork and New Smyrna chambers of n r lv n tp " ^ ht! doors °* 8U*P«cted commerce. ents 1 h<'me3 t0 Prohibltl°n ng« with M c* Jer at Madison WEST PALM BEACH — Tho records concerned Berlenbacn said largest sewer contract In the his­ the much d.scussed Mayflower Ho­ g draw the color tory of Florida is believed to have tel lu,uor cose, in which an ngerit t* preflired, to awarded when the city let spent nearly *1,000 in arresting j worthy ability. been one for $1,745,525.75. The work A* place Jan- *“• will cover the entire north bor­ * ° .n1en, wbo were subsequently ready for that ough oil the city. It brings to an acquitted and which was the sub­ ject of n long in the House .. address -------------^ of the cham- end jeVcral years of efforts on the p art of citizens and commissioners.; Saturday by Representative Galli Tiger and Me­ ted to furnish a HOWEY—A. E. Widner, 25, w ho1 unter. McTigue pm. having gain- was confined to a cell on the fo u rth ' however, and the new fence lav of the Lake county court affect section te Battling Sikl, floor house, decided th a t he would like ___a ^ section. (jDay in Dublin Ue<e had obtnin- to leave the jail. He simply sent | P E N S A C O L A .— The b o y wht [5ng victory over a five-year old boy to a hardw are was killed by a train here wapurchased a saw and sawed identified ns Nolan Thompson Id Georges Carpon- store, L I. .. n f Wncolan.l f ... r**« . . - .. rlenbach Improvement hearing here for will not Ln among the \ nast two year3, Ld by both Bcr|ney, who gave loje battle a lithreek ago. FORT MYERS— Herman Hast*nK8' ,*uar(* on the Lee county high school football team, was elected captain for the coming season, nt a banquet given for the eleven here by W. S. Creevey, local sportsman. :0. Dec. 21.— icly the denun nal football by 'ampbcll of the tornin. Dr. Ray pident of Stani President Tulthe College of diced their pro- * SV STF.M 9 of 1*5,000 ' Brrm.r .1 hn \V. r a. p:n|., 1.r ■■•tnr ■ ira itrn fur the Bnb«reii coins Irloiida for a |r. Davis an­ il he same time p*t Florida is p auction Mites h'»th as to the il and for the >r a single con. for one coin lA V K S T IC JA T IO N S IVCOSI WISE BOAT WORKS ■ . v ’At . ----------Ruirdcr of---------GASOLINE, ELECTRIC ami STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL anil ROW BOATS Bonis and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application Mt. Dorn, Florida V. B. IA.lCnl.AMS, C lerk Circuit C ourt. S em in o le C o u n ty . Florida Ily A. M. WBKKfl. D « Charles l\ Dicklnaop. S u llc lt o r for C om p lain an t. will go twice ns far with these prevailing low prices, A visit here will assure you that g ifts for all can be had for half their value. A Few of Our Special Bargains 75 Ladies' Coats, newest styles, worth O* $20 and $25, your choice .......................... lliillillnic — to join our New Year’s Eve revel — to usher in 1926 amidst fun, frolic, festivity nnd the light fantastic. Here you’ll find food of the host; music ami en­ tertainers offering the utmost in enjoyment, good commnnderic unre­ strained yet never unre­ fined— favors, frivolity, fashion, good fellowship. Dinner at 8 O’clock Dancing from 9:80 s ' 150 Ladies’ all wool and Alpaco Skirts, newest pat terns, all wool, worth $.‘{.00 to $7.00 each. 0 (0 Your choice, each .................................... . KEEP TO HAPPINESS The Price Is R ight SANFORD AUTOMOBILE FOR CHRISTMAS 70 Ladies’ long sleeve silk and worsted dresses worth $10.00 and $1500. Your choice for 10 fijff A A SALES AND SERVICE LUMBER YARD : B i m l half il.it- van, Republican of M assachusetts. Wayne B, Wheeler, general coun­ sel for the Anti-Saloon League, al­ so knew, he said, last night that the records had vanished, but he declined to name or two men to whom ho said suspician was di­ rected. In the course of a reply to Rep­ resentative Bullion, Mr. Wheeler wondered why the m atter had not attracted the congressman’s atten­ tion nt tho time he announced th at a bill would be presented soon to amend the Volstead Act to permit prohibition agents to search homes on any evidence of m anufacture of whiskey or distilled spirits. Present regulations requiring t h a t ' an agent hnve evidence of sate before receiving n search w ar­ rant nre hampering enforcement, he said. $ In w i t n e s s w h e r e o f th e Clerk of th e C ircuit Court h a s se t hi* hand nnd a f f ix e d tho s e a l of said court th is th e 5 d»V of D e c e m b e r A. I- . An cighty-fivc-year-old man has just lenrned to drive a motorcar. We hnd no idea pedestrians lived so long.—Punch. S “ U e 1 .1 -IS M a « n n l e T e m p l e CASH LUMBER CO. Florida mbe Us ind Quota Florida. Mussolini’s one regret these days r ’*>?t he that there isn’t another Mussolini he can :fap in the face. —Wichita Eagle. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS !_ (,? )—In an the swimming 1922 Olympic W. S. PRICE, Mgr. pi, the last in btes pnrticipat- 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w ■imming AssoIis meeting ®vNEW anmiie in pre|&29 games nt ling aspirants itarteil training ler anil Kurt krg, both Olynir doubts whe|e a free stylo fcessfully aginst n( America and nnd is survived by a widow and one daughter, Miss Mildred Yerkea of Detroit. Robertson, Williams and Monahan head indicates President Campb to do everyiprevent univer(g prep schools ptball.” n m ers ra c tic iijg that ste r’s father. G e ts u n c ia tio n PAGE u n ty on or before th« first in Jan u ary A. t>. 19M, i t m o b oln * the fo urth ilay of th e m o n th , and n rule day of thin court, and m a k e a n s w e r u n to the Hill of C o m p la in t filed herein, and in d e ­ f a u l t th e r e o f a decree pro confenso w ilt he ca tered a g a in s t you. and each of you. and l a i d cau se p ro - 1 c«ed e x parte. It l» ordered th a t thl* Order l»e| p u b lish ed once it w e e n tor fou r, c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In Sanford l l e r - | nld. a n ew sp a p er p rin ted and p u b ­ lish ed In Sanford. S etnlm do County.! Our goods are newly bought from auction and direct from manufacturers. We have over 5,000 pairs of Ladies, Misses, Children, Boys and Mens shoes, all bought at auction that we offer at very low prices. Our stock is complete and includes over $17,000 of recently purchased merchandise that we offer at a saving of 25 to BOG on your Christmas shopping. SAVE a n d ! TH R IV E I A complete line of t Cypress and Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Celling Finish Mouldings Lath Brick Lime Plaster White Rock Plaster Bo*rd Nails Screen W’ire Rudders Hardware D otts Windows Frames nnd Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets EARNING MONEY OUT OF SCHOOL -t *ir -*f iff The Seminole Syncopnters, an eight-piece or­ chestra, will serenade. Reservations $2.50 per cover. Make table res­ ervations how for coup­ les, foursomes, or parties by telephone, letter or call— VALDEZ HOTEL Wurt W. Warner, Mgr. •Ill East First St., Sanford ^ ■**■»if A vacation that is all play and no "pay” won’t get you anywhere, boys. Earn some money of your own this sum ­ mer and make a start toward a m;m’s-size bank account. FI RS T N A T I ON A L BANK number 29 byKiwnnis Clubs •'U'ty, rvm or u,y i. in the on 11 prepararaetv nnd gyr- S a n fo rd G ro v e 'aJ by a Irons, the weekly AMID MAJESTIC DINES, uid wiius can pu rp ose 'as issup,j by Andrews in kioti cn force- s Barber ,{1 barber welcome, lez. Everyone knows it is economy to buy good clothes and by using Our Ten-Pay Plan it makes it in the reach of all. Ask about this when you are Sanford Grove in the Store. BART NASON, Sales Director REALTOR 8EST BUYS GE- ‘ Furnishers to Men Who Know 10MES . M U J U IU U IIIJU IIIU U U I ilia ilM M M lM llM M M l �the SANFORD HERALl^.tyONDAY, DECEMBER^, 1925 - -..T ---.: T 7 7 . - T=^— ~~ • •'• — On the high shores of the St. Johns River Included among the spinners to be dropped by our representative, Mr. Hughes, from the airplane are THREE valuable prize winning numbers, to-wit: 500,1000 and 1500, each of these spinners bearing the imprint of our seal. fu It The person or persons recovering these numbers will BE SURE to report the same to our office at the Masonic Building promptly at 12:00 o’clock on Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, and receive the pri­ zes. Do not fail to bring the spinners with you. 0 - In the event that the three prize-winning spinners, or any of them, are not recovered and not pre­ sented at our ot fice at 12 o’clock PROMPTLY on next Wednesday, then in lieu of the prize-winning numbers not presented, we will honor the next nearest number presented below that prize-win­ ning number and donate the respective prize to the holder of this spinner; provided, however, that any spinner to win a prize must be presented at our office not later than 12:15 o’clock by Western Union time on the day specified. THE PRIZES WILE BE THREE TRANSFERABLE CERTIFICATES IN THE AMOUNT OF $500.00, $300.00 AND $200.00, RESPECTIVELY, A N D SAME CAN BE USED AS PART PAYM ENT ON ANY LOT OR LOTS IN THE ENTIRE INDIAN MOUND VILLAGE, AND THEY ARE REDEEMABLE WITHIN SIX MONTHS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. If the weather is not favorable for flying, then the event will be postponed until the same hour on ,... , 1 ^ ^ ^ 1 izcs will take place on Wednesday at the same hour spec­ ified above. The Davey-Winston Organization, SALES AGENTS Masonic Building f t Telephone 707 �E SANFO RD HERALD, Y. DECEM BER ,the opening of the, Second Section of Marvania offers to the investor, homebuilder, hotel and apart­ ment owner the last chance'to obtain sites in.the Eastern Lake Section of Sanford within the city limits. . - V* • * * # Unlimited possibilities areiassured purchasers of lots in the 2nd lopmcnt and the enormous ’building and construction program for thef t entire eastern 'section is sufficient proof of Marvania f being the golden invest-mentmpportunity of the Sanford Disv • trict. • ■ . , i* * • BEAR IN MIND is experienc­ After a ed in locating adjoining -lots for apartment and hotel purposes once in maning meir pi on without interruption SMJES AGENTS �- • . WjT»? yv ?w : I bLVH -, THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, D E C E M B E R ^. I I It Eft'; w?S s ’* IV m i p girls In the United States who seemed to have any life were those who played hockey. Another of the players. Miss Stesen, said she did not think th at the young men in Ihe United States were “so well turned out" as those in England and Ireland, and th at the "bright yellow boots worn by every second young man" were an eyesore. On the continent olio, partic­ ularly In F rance and Germany, the press is following the situation in Texas alm ost as fully aa. it cov­ ered the "evolution tria l" a t Dayton, Tonn,, last summer. ' JNDON, Doc. 21.—UP)— Lady Middleton, who has been _J to remove the chalet which Queen Mary believes in useful had erected a t the edge of C hristm as gifts, but th ij year she ■tone Cliff, somewhat a fte r has departed from her .usual cus­ m anner of the precariously tom and purchased n drum nnd n lied house In Charlie Chaplin’s bugle for her grandson, Henrv Id Rash” la no stranger to unBritish business men have tak­ Georgo H erbert, eldest son of experiences, when Indignant citizens of en n hand in the effort to speed Princess Mary, Viscountess Las■tone tried to shove her nnd up Christm as deliveries by the celles. Henry George H erbert, nearly improvised chalet into the postoffice and to prevent the conMl , she dlS'not faint, but mere- »'estio,n and delay th at has been three years old, will receive the present on Christinas morning, itested in the vigorous man- experienced In form er years, she learned In the Klondike Approximately 1,200 extra sort- with the distinct understanding ny years ago. When Lady Sy- ori1 nn,) carriers have been employ­ th a t he leave these noise-making e r# father was governor general by tho postoffice department, toys a t home whenever he goes to of ^Canada, she accompanied him b,JDFing the I.ondon stnff to about Buckingham palace to visit his bn a trip to the Klondike and 8tak-jT °00. To co-operate with the de­ grnndfuther, tne king. ed out a claim of her own near pnrtm ent a business men's coniThe hearty eaters t f England Dawson. Her first pan of pay jnlttec has been formed, including dirt l.on- m e much exercised over proposals d irt yielded gold which she sola Cord Lord Ashfichl, Ashfiebl, head of the Lonfor £5. don transportation company; Gor- of the chancellor of liie exchequer She also has traveled widely in <l,°n . Selfridge, head of Lon- to impose a luxury tax on cafe South Africa and dm ing the w ar ^ ° n J l larg est^ d ep artm en t store; and restnurant checks which exceed ■erred in Russia with the Red Sir W. R eter Rylands; Sir Edward n certain amount. R estaurant pro­ Stockton nnd other noted men. An prietors nlso are opposing the sugCross. mcrease of 25 per cent in motor gestion, which was made first by .( --------Members of the Irish Ladies' \chicle* for mail distribution has Winston Churchill himself, cooHockey Union's team which re ­ bc-cn nrrnngid for the London area tending th a t such a ,ux would be cently completed a successful tour nnd sim ilar increases in person- ruinous to their business, particuof the United States, have re tu rn ­ nc| nnd vehicles have been nrrnng- Inrly to the wine tn.de, Cafe patrons, with the backing ed home with no very high opin­ od throughout the country. During tho three-day Christmas of the m anagers, argue th a t perion of the athletic prowess of rush last year the London post- sons who drink wine with their American girls. nearly 20,000,000 meals would get the worst of it "American girls are soft nnd office handled all around, ns they would be paylim iry-lovlng," is the comment packages nnd letters. of Miss Winifred Drury, secretary --------ing a t least three taxes on each Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson, of bottle consumed—first, the import o^ the Irish team. “They walk no more than is absolutely neces­ Texas, in her fight against the of- duty, second, the rcstnurnnt beepsary nnd use motor car? to go forts of her enemies to remove tha er's tnx and lastly, the luxury ta r everywhere. In their homes elec­ influence of her husband "Farm er contemplated by the government. , --------tric heaters keep their rooms at Jim ," from the state administruShades of brown from pale to a^ high tem perature and the a t­ tion, has been an outstanding figmosphere stuffy. This mode of ure in tho British press for sonic the darkness of chocolate, a re to bo populnr for men's wear for tha living tells ngains them on the weeks. Pictures of "Governor Mn" in w inter of 1920-27, judging by the athletic field. They are not so sturdy ns the Irish girl hockey many poses have been published choice of American buyers in Lonin the newspapers hum day to don purchasing English, Scottish players." Miss Levingstone, a member of day, ami the editorial column) and Irish woolens for next year, Shades of blue, running from the team, thought it funny th at have contained much interested speculation ns to the outcome of indigo to lighter tones,’ often American girls should wait five her struggle. Some- of the news- flecked with silver, are also much minutes for an elevator when they papers are sympathizing with th«* in demand in the orders now being m ight walk up a few flights in governor because she has found placed, while an unusual deparSO seconds. She said the only this king business rather difficult. Lire is the introduction of purple tones mixed with other shades, such as gray, silver and sim ilar staple colors . While much of th e goods Is bought by sample some of the buy­ ers hnvo ideas of their own for exclusive designs, and m aterials are mnde to order exclusively for them. Tho goods especially made to order co3t considerably more thnn tho other m aterials nnd ore sent only to Americn. In no oth­ er country in the world ,thc m anu­ facturers say, ore customers will-* Ing, or able, to pay Such high prices for clothing in which the men of the United States. ------- . — . . *■—— 1925 TV? ■ „ I ! - 1 I 1 SECTION NUMBER Oft Pm iitent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomnlslon, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals tho Inflamed membranes and in* hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec­ ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat trouble*. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the jnfected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, Is ab­ sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ tory In the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ ing up tho svstem after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Crcomulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv.) Cl A d N o. 563A. 180 lines x 4 c o lu m n s= 7 2 0 lines t \- 1| 1 0 :3 0 A, W*The N E W I marmon lit ’\ s ■ v .: 1) -»*?> ' Crystal Heights on Crystal Lake, Sanford’s play ground, has been subdivided into wonderful home sites, eachanderery lot in this subdivision supreme a n d in a class Jr//• j self. L*) » «_ ;*%» • - i : t 1 nr ; i i *m :: ■ <»LL ji » t *i This is one of highest class subdivisions in the state el Florida and just think that you set the price—for they be sold at absolute auction—This property is adjoining town of Lake Mary, the fast growing and prosperous home community. :. ■. a ; t. ! * U; || aSS^" \V The new paved road through the Country Club is stones throw of this property and there are a large number of high class developments going on all around Crystal Lake. "Sayy w h at are you going to give you r wife f o r Christm as?” i. "H er h cart's set on a U\(cw rjkCannon Huy lots for a home or an investment in the path of PIl> gress, buy where developments are being made, buy "here others are buying, a safe and sure profit awaits those who buy lots in Crystal Heights. »v »i it , REMEMBER THE DATE, PLACE AND TIME WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30TH, 10:30 A. M. •1 ff X T O W ^ exh ib itin g N e w M arm on closed 1 ? m o Id elsV h ich , in d esign , c o a c h w ork a n d ^ a p p o in tm en ts accurately reflect the b est fem in in e taste in A m erica. P rom pt action .w ill insure p rom p t d elivery. w �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, D It’s Happened j-ii j I] <"i m i ; >r» *:•!>#* If bricklayers’ wages go up any nuno, tln> future home certainly is K'dng i" la* the house that jack Imilt.—r.................................... New York Herald Tribune. Tires and Tubes Price Is a Vital and Controlling Factor At price. that nr* right •jhlc beauty of a visitor !•» ihrot-’ch a flass where radio TIjc studio beautiful in the udoVvs arc fitted i. fithind which ■Mr., the effect light. There is left the ‘artistic j, large open active that it is »t wi'iilit almost Lg it than to i Uft *±4g fcK A jg Pan Am and Standard Has ana Oils y “Vecdol Oils” Electric Irons Itadio Supplies RINK’S FILLING STATION I’hnno ifil-J llr.I Sanford A7e. Fanfold. Flo. icssting station . jnc., dlstribu* tnr Cars for the alifoniia. It is |fc!cs. I found a means froit^h KM. a n nf artistic taste. [ the commercial AIIOVE:—The Home of K FI with glimpse of the apparatus room inserted. B E LO W :—About to broadcast. Musical artists fmd the reception room comfortable. arid Is not dominated by urII- scheme of KFI, and the same feel* :ss. lie has gathered fine vases ing for beauty and quality is carid furniture from old Italian rlctl over into the programs of tho lUUtr- houses for the decorative station. Vat Hit* li m n e r / * I iff** Tn|**i M m lp m ill Ili'imlriMl* M*It* 4 tar( ii Ins* I ' u r A l l l l a k i ' N *»f After full consideration is given location and " • then improvements. Then conics that all impor­ tant factor PRICE regardless of all other feaf C‘nrm Model Trim Co. (Jfirnc** In V p U T **\Vr T r i m fIn* C u r ii | 7m i i ani l . iiiMi I tures of the Jproperty. An exorbitant price exV * I\ I I •I dudes its salability — asection or development that hopes to attract the multitude must, necesarily meet price limitation of the siverage home- On your shopping; list today include seeker or investor. •• * Then when next Christmas mils around the money you h;i \ o scraped to meet y o iu needs this season will be mail­ ed to you in form of a check just at the starting1of the 102G Christmas Season. ‘ ’ i • XIs! Price will be an outstanding feature in the mark Ml* I 13* 11 i n m t ji* eting of Orange Court. Watch for official open t i /*;. Ill; JOIN TODAY ing announcements. , * *j Tlifii when next Christ mas rolls around you will h a v e money w ith which to re me mher those you Ime. membership for every one of family. nish you with necessary information and trans. It I I l | ;t *• OF SAVINGS .25 each week—50 weeks ; 12.no .50 earii week—50 weeks 25.00 1.00 cadi week -5 0 weeks 50.00 2.00 each week—50 weeks 100.00 5.00 each week—50 weeks 250.00 500.00 -( * Our organization stands at your service to fur­ i 10.00 each week—50 weeks portation that you may give Orange Court a thor I * * ' I f l IlM .. |Tj\ ! ough investigation. 20.00 each week— 50 weeks 1, 000.00 SALES AGENTS VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. ON PARK AVE First Street amt Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLORIDA �[ONDAY, DECEMBER21.JL925 BONDS INSURANCE SANFORD'S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE A Splendid Investm ent Opportunity It is to your advantage to fam iliarize yourself with our exclusive listings before purchasing, as they afford m ost unusual opportunities. A t a 10% Prc-Development Discount! Make Your R eservations Now Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business property. Knight & MacNeill KEALTOllS 107-100 South Park Avenue Phone 720 R. O. BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Salesladies. Phone 48 Magnolia A t Second INVESTM ENTS LOANS 80 Acres, q u a rte r mile from city limits, fine sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an­ nually with interest a t 8%. *■ f " ►-V■ 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%. 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage, property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less th an a mile from Country Club Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; th ird cash; third annually. 10 Acres celery land in E ureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. Some Rare B argains In Lots 7j/i* Acre grove, excellent condition, th re e miles from Sanford. Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. F ru it paid 25% net on this purchase price this season. Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,500-00, $500 down. Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,G25, with easy terms. REALTORS Four lots on W est Third Street. $1,500.00 each. THE HOWARD CORPORATION Paving paid in full. Masonic Bldg Phone 72 REALTORS Three lots on Palm etto Ave. $G,000.00, w ith good terms. . McCALL & FOX Sales A gents For The Firm Substantial 113% Magnolia Ave Phone 745 A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills Lot No. 4, block 8, in San Lanta on Pulmosn « D r iv o ............................................................................. $8,000.00 Lot No. 8, on Summerlin Avenue in Fort Mellon, full view of Lake Monroe .................................. $2,010.00 Not No, 3, faces Elm A venue in Franklin Terrace ut ............................................................. $1,300.00 i Terms reasonable— Sec Mr. White. » 1 Near the Golf Links, including beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per acre. Phone 88 219 Meisch Building Sanford Avenue Corner B est corner on Sanford Ave. at 4th St. 7!xl2G , $G50 per foot, ouo fourth cash. ACREAGE 27 3-4 acres, faces 1,500 ft. on Sanford Ave., 4 miles out, especially adapted for grow ing celery, $8,000.00 The m ost suited tract of land for a Sub-division around Sanford, 35 acres, faces on Sanford Avenue 577 feet, and on Onoro S treet 2.G40 feet. For terms and prices on acreage— See Mr. Rich­ ardson. 221 Meisch Building. .Seminulf Cotfl Six-acre tract, containing thirty lots on Dixie Highway suitable for subdivision. $1,500 per acre. We have other good buys in large and small acreage tracts, also; high class business lots and hem esites. See our listings. TH RASH ER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue If you are looking around for a house that you want to call home, and you realize how fru itless rent­ ing is, let us show you the most a t­ tractive home we have for sale. 711 Palmetto Avenue — Prices anti Terms R ight. Acreage, Business, W arehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. lluuM9-1* 2 — lull ft. to I GO ft. f u dl i K Kaal mt S a n ­ ford A v e mi.) lo-tw.ren lo t h an d 11tit Streeta. tlS'l I'er foot. T e r m s r e u s o n a h l e . nere c e l e r y f a r m — 7 ucrea tiled — In H u m m o c k . P r i c e fGouu. (3000 cash, y e a r s o n ku lu n ce. PAUL LAKE—Realtor Telephone 711 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg, Salesm an— E. T. Moore DUBOSE & HOLLER E stablished 1910 75 Acres, Lake Front Tract, hard road running through, per acre ............................................ ! 5 Acres 540 acres on Country Club Rond. Luke front, all high ami rolling. T his is the prettiest tract in Seminole County, per a c r e ............ 10 acres in the town of Lake Mary, a pick up for, per acre ..................................................... How about that Lot in Latonin, the Substantial Subdivision? AMID MAJESTIC PINES' BAItT NASON, SA L E S DIRECTOR Telephone 249, F irst N at’l Bank Bldg 1,000 feet Lake Front On LAKE JESSUP Sandy Beach Reasonable Price TWO HOMES Between Pine Hurst and Y oung’s Subdivision. Very Easy Terms. Small Down Payment. A Real Investment. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real E state and Investm ents Phono 743 Rooms 203-205 Meisch Building Four Rooms and Bath $4500 Each Terms S. W. BRADFORD The Substantial Realtor M l Garner-Woodruff Bldg TELEPHONE 770 REALTOR Milnnc T heater lUdg, �- L l—-o _ t. •- ; v '• '■v.,'t\ . ' ;■N.V ■-f'Vf A-JV;;-. ' *,• ' tr-1 Yff' S1 p.’-fj TK}TSUff *[ TH E SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 1 ,1S& jk EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION We have a real live client who wants several small acreage tracts suitable for development; lakefront and hard road frontage especial­ ly desired. , elimination and [fort. The other lh demands con- ,*i BUSINESS PROPERTY v Two Fifty Foot Coiners at $475.00 per front foot. Cash payment cannot ex­ ceed 20' i with interest pay­ able annually. _thorfC who can onditions— those I faith in the fuI almost a surety One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. This client is not interest­ ed in any property exceed­ ing $750.00 in city limits of Sanford or $350.00 outside of same. than it is today (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet ■* 1 front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. jture independfuture growth ■y it is to own F ifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. F ifty Foot Corner (R ight next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 ft. deep, Apartm ent Location) at $285.00 per foot. Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. These are some of the finest locations in F irst Street Extension. ACT NOW. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. LL OR Masonic Temple Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 The Bodwell Realty Co. io a rd 214 East First Street R. C. TISDALE, Jr. Sanford, Florida Phone 153 Impure Re-Sales Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo Office Fifth Ave. " II ***•. • I !4l«I§ - • • »««'! I I 'Mil » # » tfftftl » # n. \ KINO l m : » k, p i t t s |ii. !>Ti:Mrii<ni , I'. Tilt IP)11M l pldrp our fI’hone 490*W One Lot M agnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. R. C. TISDALE Phone 23 Heal Estate Investment REALTOR 236-238 Meisch Building Britt-Chittenden Developments I’hone 285 50, 75 or 125 feet— First Street Ex­ tension, fronting on Seminole llouic* I**1'. 1' il.int'o llko ICuluno.! tr> null. It I'Jlh St.—IS5Q0. WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE- attractive price. HURST, B U EN A VISTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. I Turn Property Quick Let me try yours At a very One comer Lot, 96x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ low the market. These four additions to Sanford will meet the re quirements of all who desire profitable invest­ LUTE HOWELL OSCAR R. BROOKS urThe Lot K ing” Realtor 306 First National Hank Uldg. MARVANIA i l l PARK PHHURST M i PINE CREST REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 ment or home sites. Prices range from $250.00 to $12,000.00, ad well worth the price. nv. r, c-MiTKii o ITU ns iinitm ll<>n»r w i t h Ilaili nn Central. 53 Acres Celery L a n d , p a r t cleared. Ask us n„,j 127 ; •it.sao.lHI. t IIOUM I ' l n . t . r e * l l w * Kn.t.rii I'aiioauru. I-ot # 0* 21)0 a-i^ w i.ov. i l sr.ii.oo Cash, B a la n c e 125.00 m on ih . i n k r IlnrT llnritnln. 8 Itoom Hou*« Kant- ;Vii Kapoiur*. Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building phone 713 Phone 142 tot «S*1I0. •3.000.00. 12.- SoUnii r a sh , Hal. IIO.OO ino. ter In house. 8KK— about it. Caab * 1.135.00. A L i g h t s and w a ­ Wkr t ar llenlf T. O. GALLANT I>. OMSK* W.P. CARTER REALTOR 230 Meisch Bldg. Phone 718 MJB ■7 ^ ; ‘* •; . .' * *1 Lot BRITT-CHITTENDEN REMITCO,INC. REALTORS 210 East First Street Rhone 708-700 ■, I| 1 I �ianford IURTEEN By Condo; TRUE _-f AaJ & . \ G c.- t , o » * T.« s i o , l« N O LOS /< N S C L Q (QMO N liW 't'OCLK — K'V .Grove*, unm GOOD WAREHOUSE SITE 300 feet on track. Close in. Price $40.00 per track foot. Good terms. }''HY RENT} 3 room cottage with for.1. W o o .M , halt c^ ‘b™ R- Vk „J jf M! > J r »>“ ,% i. Vcw Tt-'C* 7? INCOME PROPERTY B nLres plowed an.) v FA’iJI road, Electric light "?rrwed This is a new building paying more than 8 r/o gross. Very good location w ith fin e possibil­ ities, $32,000. Te'rms. See Me For Subdivision Property. - /N ?A C T / lOTHlNCi REAL ESTATE v- I O R 'D O R l = l3 O M C O P THC T o 3 6 O lS C -O r? O c T -> I T 'S AT AL<- MG TO j T H t= N A T I O N S S FAKZ. AOJA'X - INVESTMENT’S KARL J. SCHULTZ /UNO, W I L C we. WS.R*?. ONHtTCHIN'S THC 1?0C2S,; 1st N ational Rank Bldg. Garn^ 4 Rooms And Bath On Second St Price $5,000—Cash $1,250 Terms On Balance : rom^ 11 acre, tools, $ 10,000.00, i-2 2 H I ^ e8KV**ile and h Phone 744. W. F. LIOLBORN, Sales M anager 108 E. Second St FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO ( t • i » . * Phone 740 U V / i Miignolia HOM ES—LOTS—FARlj FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE ■F^OM t h a t S L e p ' , OM& or* THC H o a r CfXCITlMCS iN C lP e N T S O F TH*S GMTVO j o acreage A REAL BARGAIN: ID nor.-; finest tt] <=X- Christmas and New Year’s Offering* V g 'OVtio m T e v e L O P e c . A C O u P cC i O F NATIVES Ca m e PtO R u n n in g o p t o (c TO,, G T rt O - • • O i 9?% m n r\ rrovicr im; Women Organists Join ^ Ranfe of Feminist Work MOOItE H A V EN, OVIEDO Wo own free land two miles linker Highway Trail and inside completed. It $1,500 per acre t hit* winter. ami clear 40 acres of drained muck smith of Moore l l a v n , right on the connecting that town with Tamiami the system of dykes wlivh are nearly is claimed this land will t>e worth when the improvements are finished Wo are going to offer a .few Iota on our developm ent which is nearly completed at pre-development prices, for a limited period, on very attractive term s ns follow s: Also 15 acres of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovideo, easily cleared, joining one of the pood celery and fruit farm s, near the Ovledu-Gcnuva hard road and the railroad. “a ten I a t $#,000.00. u ukl ** 10 acre celery farm. 5 acre, (.an g et i in mediate posse? ,,un term s. ’ 85 acres finest ISI.uk Hammock ttlm below Lake Jessup. Pric«U coaiUenl market. • Franklin Terrace lots well locate a . low lots adjoining. Ad; ua nbout it,- r COLCLOUGII REALTY Real E state TERM S: FIRST PAYMENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for 30 months thereafter, which takes care of all interest charges. We can make attractive price and terms on these or wilt exchange one or hotli for improved property at Sanford or vicinity, 2t)ll Magnolia Ave. Phone 2-Tl Ccj.nl t J i t First National Ihtili Ht( Sanford, Fla. jtui T H IS OFFER CLOSES JANUARY 1st, 1020 FR EE— 'TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. FR EE— REFRESHM ENTS AT COMMUNITY ING ROOM. PACKARD R E A L T Y CO 20D Magnolia Ay I, ocres cleared and tiled. G»(h1 5 " :ill farm i’«pnpimnt, 'mdudirur muL ‘ , Sec Our Salesmen AT Rhone t231 4,000,000 ACRES DIN From $4.50 to 95,000 peritrJ Timber lands, $12.50 to $05.00 pertrn Farms with buildings, $25.00 ferya© „ I OK M a g n o lia A v e n u e Illvcr Front land, $9.00 per \ Ocean Front, $100.00 per foot, Groves paying 25 percent net For a Wonderful liny If You Act Now $•> ft. Fronting Seminole Hlvd. and Commercial St., nverJoking Lake Monroe. Lts ft. off Sanford Ave. Approximately 500 ft. deep. Information * ,* For BROWN REALTY COMPANY Phone I r is V IF II N C j BRYANT & H A M 122 Union Avenue Number G Ball Building, OrposSil^ Office, Sanford, Florid A nother Bungalow ju st completed, four room s, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only. $5,500. E asy term s. r.-w ? 20 Years Experience With Florid* Lu^ THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SIT The gift d cJ ible as.'iurm jfl dcpcndcDce »w 1 ^ .0 o cin for the 2. ® Q oo or daughter pear to w ;® Chri-itmai F» W ant A ds are y( gu id e to better If f 1: ! > m *ki<J AU Vu# __ WfltnRlt C.t ytu Rvt W.!> NCu, _ Tliotli successful organi.;t, Imt nobody Old Illusion T h a t G rand wanted her to hu one. Experi­ » m oth er W a s W e a k e r ence! I nniiicinna advised her tu try the piano and t-ho did, Imt it) V e ssel S h a ttered B y did not satisfy. Then, without E xperien ce any previous training amt through San Frnnci3c<i.—The old illu­ sion th a t worm a wera \ Vfasebi is pretty well shuttered in this day of ladies who Imild milroads and bridge t, farm hundred: of acres nnd ride bucking lm.iicjios. "And," any a Mi s Iris Lin­ ing, "liov/ tragic it wn t win a our mothers nnd grandmother ■ > v. n debarred from making u e of their abilities and talents ju-.t b • cause people thought tiiey w eren't strong enough. “ Whnt n jiry th m j i> in dnin*' tho thing wo like mo t and do best. Why should men have a monopoly on tills delight? 'thi answer is they should not!" Miss Vining is a happy and the accident of no man being available, she got a position ns an organist. "I knew then," says she, "th a t I had found my vocation. Thu organ in a fit medium for the, m dem ist, t When you have heard audiencei applaud ‘When the One You Love l.ovcs You* a t played by the o r g a n , you realize* this. Moi 1, a woman’s touch IuiiIh a pleasant softness to tlio tono of tlio instrument. I predict that the organ will in ten years ho known as a woman’ll instrus ment." Miss Vinlng is now prem ier or•Tnni.it a t tin* Granada Theatre. ml riTio of tin* highest salaried women in the West. OFFICE MACHINES f*l AIIDlVti 1I \ ( l l | \ | : s t . l i i r - i t -T h iii* I *i|i| liu lili r«« It ft ill i iis liu r ltln r a i bake Mary Development Company R E A D THEM ! TUELL & •SMITH I'liuiu* ia.!7, Orlninlo Ccuirtti A remit* iiliitc 10K Magnolia Ave, REAL N ew House Palm etto A ve., all new furnished. Good term s ................. $10,501) Lot 01x117 Cypress A ve., o ff Celery Avenue ............................................... $1,900 Lot in M ayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good term s ........................................ $1,500 Two Lots Oak and Central Ave. For th e two ................. :....... ............. $5,000 Lot 100x117 Sanford A ve. A good bargain. I bree Lots, 7th Willow St., $7,5110 fo r three. Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12,000 Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp., $1,150 Lot in San Lanta, 56x110 ................. $3,500 Lot 60x127 Oak and C e n tr a l.................$3,500 H r f i t i l 11 tttiif Nri*(Inil f i t f u l T ) iu 'i t r ll i - n t f"%rr> llilutt In D lll r r 3tnrltlitr« ible. i Let the PW nntce this fvfJ* Phone 117 estate a n d in v e s t m e n t s 21f» E. Second S tre e t. FOR SALl ry attractive In “SAN L A N T A ” at n u Block 6Lots 3 and 4, I2incw*sinf di.ml-.‘ru t ,, I wn*luis •corner'Thirtccnth and Palmvitn, LOTS G, 7, 8, 9 apt! ^ Tier 10* $!** This property i* 9 Lots Adjoining ,,in«]\Uj | feet o ff French Avcmu. * 5 Acrcs Colery Fg m »" w fine five roam bungalow near Elder Sn •n fine condition beautiful trees terms Other BABCAINS^-CAU. acres of land mi hard mad ten milt ^alc, price one huiulrcd fifty ,,rr. h.g aubdiviaiun and will pay .* ml Office Phone Lake Monroe Development Puleaton-Brumloy Building Sanlurd, Fla. Itc!iid^nce �i 'T o . p n s — ' j* - - . - ---------------- - - . _ : r i l l ' IT for Profit, 1— Announcements nr »tra,d { BATES , in Advance "will be reftttron* an<* [im m ediate jOe a Hne ------ Pe a Una ~ 7c a line Z 5c n line pt double above jtei are for eor.- AUCTIONEER WE SELL Iota and subdlvliiona F ' a t public ruction. Lafe Burner. Room 6, Rock Bldg.. Orlando, Fla. 3— Autos, Rent {, restricted ficatlon. pade Tho Sanbc responsible foot Insertion, for subsequent ffice should bo oly in case of ITJSEKS tentative thorwith rates, .at ion will give brnnition. And fvill assist you want nd. to Icctive. NOTICE 0M givo their Ice address ns ne number if About one fcousand has n others can’t you unless IdJress. MLrST be it Tho San* or by let* [di.contlnunn- J 4 — For Sole. Acreage REEL £ SONS _ Ton Drive It. . ft. M yrtle and 2nd S t a t R. R* 5— Autos, Sale ATTENTION! FOR SALE: Chevrolet Touring car. Reasonable price. 206 Holly Avc. FOR SALE: W ithout a dollar down. Ford truck, equipped with rexal axel and dump body. Adi dress Box B5, Sanford Herald. Dodge coupe, excellent con­ Dodge touring car. Dodge coupe, A -l condition. Ford coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, apecinl. I. W. PH ILLIPS, SONS Phono 3 Oak and 2nd St. G— B usiness Opportunities PERM ANENT WAVING: Have it done tho “Nestle W ay." Satis­ faction guaranteed. Special prices until December 25. Apply a t onco for appointm ent. Miss Virginia Long. Over Mobley's Drug Store Drtunitiet* dee FOR SALE: Land to sell on the main road, in Grapeville, one half acre. Apply George T. Bal­ linger. DELAND FARMS SALES ORGANIZATION Acreage Adjoining Daytona BEING SOUGHT . 26— Fainting, Decorating SALESMAN WANTED: Service station attend­ We have a good opportunity to ant who understands how to give real service in filling nnd tire offer real estate salesman. One work. Address Box 156, City.___ who is familiar with the greater Sanford district preferred. Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of 1. 5 and 10 Acre Tracts or Entire Sections $150 Per Acre nnd UP HARRY E. PKETTYMAN (Incorporated) 112 South Park Avenue Phone 632-W. 7— Business ‘Service LANEY'S DRUG STORE — Pre­ FOR SALE: F ive room bungalow and garage. Paving paid for. scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We are os near you as your phone. Rest location, Sanford Heights, nt a bargain, direct from owner. Ad­ Cnll 103. dress P. 0. Box 742. jrtmenta buses TEXTILE CITY CORPORATION For SANFORD To Sell TEXTILE CITY PROPERTY TEXTILE CITY, "Florida’s twenty million dollar industrial community" is located near Day­ tona Beach and now has in course of construction, a million dollar in­ dustry. We arc offering the Flor­ ida investor a property with REAL BACKBONE. SEVEN factory units, an ad­ ministration building, two em­ ployees hotels and water works are being built by Florida Textile Products, Inc. ONE of the factory units is now nearing completion nrul the foun­ dations for three others and one of the hotels, aro now being put in. 27— Fiano Tuning SANFORD GROVE. Inc. I BUY’, pay cash for second hand pianos. Address Box 352. .18— Wauled. Situation Mule 507 1st. NnH. Bank Bldg. Phone 249 That Win Pay for Itself H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, POSITIONS DEAN-BERG CORPORATION 4 ROOM HOUSE with screened porch, facing East. 10 minutes drive to post office. $750 cash, balance monthly. PRICE $2800 WANTED: White Jewelery and clock repairing and help nil vocations supplied on engraving Quick service. 116 M ag­ short notice. Please write, wire or nolia Avenue. Phone 442. phono 2632. Northern Star Km■oyment Bureau, 30 E. Church 28— Flant, Seeds. Trees St., Orlando. Fla. JTEWART THE FLORIST’’ Flowers ,’or all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phons 260- W CASH AND $30 A nd GERMAN POLICE DOGS: Pippin Kennels, announce the arrival of a litte r of 7 puppies December 6, will buy n 3 room house. This 1925. Sire—YVolf v. d. Sennhutte nrico is for this week only. No. 383,708. Hnlf nephew to 7’riced for quick sale nt $1800. Stronghenrt. Dam— Trixie Von If you arc a mcchnnic this Bismarck No. 109,620 Harrington should certainly interest you. Pnrk Strain. These puppies are go­ ing fast so if you want one apply a—t once It. It. Pippin, ----- to — owner. ........ ...................... ....... PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE W cst^Firat_.Street,_3 miles out, near W est Sanford Filling Station, inside of city limits on lot 80x Post Office Box 125, Sanford152. House has one large room which can be easily made into 32—Typewriters, Suppplics a fine little house for $1890 cash or $2,250 with terms of $600 down, balance monthly. REMINGTON Portable fonr-bnnk Typewriters, "the king of p o rt­ ables. $60. Barret Portable Adding Machines. Can’t bo beat. Seminole THIRD STREET HOUSE Printcry. Phono 03. Welnkn Bldg. 5 rooms nnd bath. $1500 cash. Balance 1, 2, 3 years. 33— Wanted PRIVE $5000 CARPENTER Foreman. Compe tent to handle construction of HOUSE ON MELLONVILLE !fn houses “t “ Dine. Box 22, care Herald. AVENUE WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf 4 rooms nnd bath, $2,500 cash. round timber Ivom 100,000 ft. Balance terms. up, must ho high land timber for PRICE $4500 saw mill purposes. T. W. P atter­ son, Maitland. to The Lucky Buyer West First Street Close In 10— Wanted Real E state 66x283 Feel MONTH DEVELOPMENT, building, Im­ provements nnd population make property values increase. All of these are being made possible FOUR ROOM HOUSE faster in TEXTILE CITY than in Floral Heights. $1400 cash. any other development in the State Balance terms. of Florida. Approximately 2,000 skilled workers will be employed, PRICE $4000. who will be transferred to Textile City from northern manufacturing centers and will share in an annual pay-roll of approximately $3,500,- PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE 000. It is the plan to have all the with 5 rooms ut Floral Heights factory buildings completed and in can bo bought for only $1000 operation within one year, together cash. Balance terms. with hotels, apartm ents and homes PRICE $3,200 to care for the employees. Fine Two-Story House WE HAVE a large waiting list for small houses. What have you to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 F irst National Bank Bldg. Two Baths— Seven Rooms Excellent Condition Price §300 Per Fuot WANTED TO BUY: Five to fifteen acres adjacent to it. Must bo on good road nnd priced right. Call Southland Realty Corporation. 106 Main Street, Daytona Beach. Phone 850-t;i. Terms: One-fourth Cash Balance Easy Terms. 0.H.STENSTROM Itunldcnt of F lo r id a »lnc« Hi’fxi unrea: F irst Kutlt.mil HuriK, US*. With J . H. 11FTC HINSON u h a i. W. V. WHEELER F s T A in 133 W est F ir s t S treet Phono 175 M em ber o f SA.NFOIXO, F U G F lo rid a S ta te F lo r i s t s A s s ’elation. \ Phone 490-W. l*ain tint;— Decorating RHONE 303 31— Wanted Help, Female m WANTED: Counter girls. Lu*Beth Cafeteria.______________ WANTED: Experienced waitress. Apply 15 11 Cafe. HILTON’S Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. Up FATHER Itndlutnr, tlody, Fendvrs. H u n . nlinc Hoard, R epairing Wo Hpeclallle In W r a ck s Sanford Radiator nnd Body Works Itmllntors, Lumps ami F e n d e r s All Automohll o Metal P a r t s \V i-Id lug. lira r i n g und Solder ing W ork W it h * ru o to ? fEEq : »T*e> W O N D E R R J L MR - W ERE Y O U E V E R . IM L O / E ? a h YOU LOOK IT — I ‘bVSE J I 'lm s s VV. H. LUNG MEAT MARKET 110 Hanford Ara. Sanford, Fla. Porter E. Pitts UK At. EHTATO IM I-M I-IIU I'tmno t . l A H l ’I. f l u n k l l l d g , n o VV ItepriincritlnK Hanford. Fla. W. V, W heeler, Itrul Relate Ilrnker yMLr,iKifihREEfafafyi uaU ft, I I . N. j t .\ iuii i’i..tr J.B H B Id* s High School ^ v Auditorium : Tuesday, Dec. 15th Hits r. u. *•1) 1) 111* COMRN T t ) T O W N " A IIM IA IIO M 03 ami 3 0 a THIS SPACE DONATED DY ME! A a tu VE’b - GOT \ 7 f .^H A vN (iu n rn iilrrd 3 0 tl W e s t X c r u n d S t r e e t N anford. F lo rid a 15y GEORGE McMANUS LOVE Realtor First National Bank Bldg. 0. TAYLOR DYER MA Y F A I R I’M )M 'M d f W. P. Carter REALTOR j« 230 Mclsch Illdg. Phono 718 lct Winter Days Are Here See Our New Assortment of Andiron.* und Fire Sets (HI f — " i Incorporated 410-411-412 I I A M I i r . l t NIIOI* 8ANFORD ELECTRIC CO. 19— Sale, Live Stock WANT work or change of posi­ Successors to Gillon A Platt 113 Magnolia Ave. tion? White only. Northern Star 716 Magnolia. Everything elec 4 First Class Barbers iomi Employment Uureau, 30 E. Church trtcal. Phono 422. Electragltb FOR SALE: Pair good mules ut Special Attention a bargain. Address A. M. Box St., Orlando, Fla. Radio. Given To Ladies and Children. 65, Sanford.___________________ WANTED: 1-adiea ambit ions to 20—For Sale Miscellaneous WIGHTS— Three stauon*. Mag­ muke big money ami willing to nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, COME PICK out your Christmas THE DAYTONA KENNEL 8 ROOM HOUSE ON MAGNOLIA work for it, to assist in sale of one Sanford Avenue aad 10th Street. CLUB is now building a $100,000 tree, at corner Park and Second. LI ton J. Mouffhton of Florida’s most promising and Expert service. From Monday noon on. Or phone plant in Textile City, racing to Avenue, with 4 bed rooms, best selling developments. Big ndorder 265. We mount nnd deliver. start around Janunry 15th. ARCHITECT sleeping porch, fireplace. $7,- ’ vcrtlsing, and co-operation of the' PLANS now in form contemplate WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing M. M. L o r d . _______________ 500 cash. Balance 1,2,3 years. I highest order, make sales easy and First National Bank Bldg, Engraving, Embossing. See u» FOR SALE: Nice fat live turkeys sales of property reaching tens of i big earnings certain. For particu­ Sunford. ------------ Florida millions in volume. Two or three PRICE $15,000 first. We do it. Phone 417-Vf for Christmas. G. W. Spencer. years or more, will be required to lars, write Box 66, Sanford Herald. R. R. Ave.-Commerclul St. Phone 100. ! bring this city building program | J. E. SPURL1NO, mO-dlvislon JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds COME PICK out your Christmas to u successful termination. 6 BOOM HOUSE ON FIRST I specialist. Subdivision to Or­ NOTICE of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. tree, ut corner Park and Second. lando. Florliln. and F l o r a W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak From Monday nuon on. Or Phone STREET BECAUSE of the rapid develop­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ order 265. We mount and deliver. ment and the largo volume of sales TO ALL CONTRACTORS way. On lot 64x226. Bath, fireplace p ie r s phone 111. now being consummated daily, a On mitl after January the FOR -SALE OR TRADE: Three and other modern improve­ sales organization in Sanford now coratta*, MIKACLK Concrete Go., general mules. Will sell cheap or trade getting into the sales plans of Tex­ ments. $4,600 cafh. Bulanin 10th, 1026, tho Painters scale cement work, sidewalks, build­ for Ford truck or Fordson Tractor. tile City, will find prospects can LEARN ABOUT Tolk County nnd will he $1.00 per hour. terms. ing blocks, irrigatloa boxaa. J. E Call L. H. Echols. Telephone 6161-2 be easily and thoroughly convinced Lakeland, through the StarLocal 1261, Sanford PRICE 112,000 Telegratp. Best advertising me­ Terwllleger, Prop. Tree* of the merit and the profit oppor­ By M. r>. JACKSON. dium in South Florida. Published AIR COMPRESSOR for filling tunities in Textile City. There­ , Supplies U/LL LUMBER CO. Uousa » mornings. STAR-TELECRAM — station and other purposes. Com­ Financial Secretary. fore the connection will unques­ Eggs Service, Quality and Price Lakeland, Florida. plete with electric motor, first tionably be a very profitable one HOUSE ON FIRST STREET je class condition. Call 139. from the very start. 1)— For Rent, Houses with 6 rooms nnd bath, fire­ |*r.d Supplies Vn KHB«NaaM iM MHaNM aaaa«iivaM uaax» • * place and other modern im­ FOR SALE: Good second hand FOR RENT: 5 room house all mod­ provements. $4,600 cash. Bal­ bedstead, mattress, springs, THE MEN behind the sales or­ . Female em . Sanford Heights. Phone cheap, 210 Laurel Ave. ance terms. ganization in Textile City have 156-W. Mrs. L. A. Henard. Male u. had long years of experience in PRICE $12,600 IF YOU WANT a real Christmas planning nnd building sales forces. Male or H— For Rent, A p a r tm e n ts tree at reasonable price, phone They know how to ENCOURAGE, 460. they know how to STIMULATE, (p. Salesm an FOR RENT: 2 room apartment. they know how to HELP the or­ 1009 Union Avc. Near new ho|nt inn. WOOD FOR SAl.Iy Dave orders ganization in the field. tel. Lot 2, Block 7, Mellon villc Ave., $4,000 Box 91-A, Sanford, Fla^_____ utioii, Female E sta te I OR RENT: 2 room sleeping porch FOR SALE: Dodge. 3-passenger Lot 9, Block 6, Llliott Avenue, BECAUSE TEXTILE CITY in a and hath, good location, light, lent Coupe. A-l condition; wonderful substantial development with a Eastern Exposure ............... $4,200 and telephone, paid, furnished. $20 buy. $275 cash. See Koppclt at real purpose, we demand the very luntH. l>er month. Phone 727. best lepresentation. The Herald Office. Lot 10, Block (i Elliott Avenue, ptnents FOR RENT: Two or three room COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call Eastern E x p o su re................ $4,200 SEE apartm ent. Herald Apartments. A satisfactory comm ssion a r­ Lincoln Hotel._____ _________ rangement is offer.*.! t.» the execu­ Itto.oo DEAN-IIERG CORPORATION TERMS WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 1 floors, tive of a rospoiHil l.j tulcj organi­ a >'COME unfurnished npnrtment. Reply 515 First N afl Bank Bldg. M good condition. $200.00. 216 E. zation in Sanford. FWipnient, new M. C. J . care Herald. Second. Phone 713 Bh 40 acres of 10— For Rent, Rooms It Cattle, Dodge See, Write or Wire FOR SALE: Bicycle, good condi­ I* for $20,000. tion. Can bo seen at 806 Mag­ ^ 1 miles from FOR RENT: One furnished bed - nolia Avc. M. S. PATTERSON, ___ room. 018 Oak Ave. Phone highway. 40 __________________ [Property, with 622-W. Sale— Furniture, etc. Director of Sales. lie-Hales I)cpt. I. f*>r 520,000 FOR RENT: Dirge upstairs bed­ 214 E. FIRST ST. Wo carry a full line228 S. Beach St. J°u ran’t beat room. 306 Palmetto Ave. Ft or an ideal Our price* are right. Cash or Ihtytona Beach, Fla. Phone 453. f"1!’ Act quick, FOR RENT: Rooms, with or w ith­ terms. YVo want your business Sanford Stove St Furniture Co. f, Orange Ave., out meals. Reasonable rates. 321 E. First St. *'’■ Orlando. Lincoln Hotel. THE H Profit SITUATION WANTED: Stenog­ rapher. Graduato of Jacksonville Business College. 1102 Oak Ave. PER SR| Bring a Handsome 30-W nnted Situation. Female 31— Specinl Notices $700 By HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Estim ates given. Superior work­ ot.. Efficient manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co., 1”—For Sale, Houses ; Delivery. Orlando.__________ SAND for building and construc­ H JR SALE: Right now possess­ tion purposes. Delivery from ion. New, all modem, 5 rooms quarry*. 1100 M yrtle Avenue. ition3 and bath, beautiful, Spanish bungnlow in most select part of San­ ford only $,’500. $3300 cash, bal­ HI-TEST building tile and brick. [its Sanford Cement Products Co. ance easy terms. Bayard Realty Dries Co., Phone 208. 116 S. Park Ave. 5th St. and Maple. fing 21— Sale, Real Estate FOR SALE: At South Sanford (Ginderville) new 3 room bung­ alow, 2 porches, also small cot­ tage nnd one building lot, size of lots 70x133, cash or term s. M. C. Aspinwall, owner._______________ DAYTONA DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1924 dition. 1924 1923 1925 1923 1922 -1 .—Sale, Real E state 0ne or two bedrooms FOR SALE: Three lots on Sanford Ave., 165 feet E ast front. For quick sale $7,500. Terms if desired. T. C. Fellows, Cor. 1st and mrM*eni' bnchelor. In- See Elm. Phone 447-W. i S d ' pnce’Apply Box 33 care AUTOS FOR HIRE CA G IE AUTO SERVICE Da) or n ig h t Meets all train**. Bog; cage tranaf»r. Phone 551 and 63-W [jverac' lenjjth of 30 for 10— For R e n t, R oom s k ts, „ -9 1 1 — — / '-1 l925,rrv IttTT FfATunc S ervice . Ir S t Great ilitkts menred Ball Hardware Cc. PHONEtt * � 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. 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