26 10 322 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/149f8e25f1f337a992bf69b6c36f41a2.pdf 985035805d4ffe8f986044314efdc0cd PDF Text Text ut n e w s p a p e r to Florida's H e a r t, $ Florida: Fair tonight; light to •to porheavy frost In extremo nort! .por-. tion; Sunday partly cloudy with slowly rising temperatures; mod- ' ernle north winds, fresh on tho south coast. Greatest V e g e ta b le Richest C arden L an d A SSO CIA TED PR ESS LEASED W IR E |MLFUND lllNi^ltSession ch parliam ent PS Article One nnlevc’s Plan till Includes jarate Items v Of Coalition In Test Vote By Socialist Brown and Selleck Plan to Erect 12 Homes in Pinehurst SANFORD, FLO RID A , SATURDAY, NOV EM BER 21, 1925. MacGruder Selected Head Of Seminole Jockey Club; First Meet Is In February . • The Sanford Bond & Mort­ gage Conipnny has completed arrnngcmcnts with Brown and Selleck for the construction of 12 houses to bo built in Pine­ hurst nt nn expenditure of ap­ proximately $75,000 according to announcement made today. The houses nrc to be of sixroom* each nnd will have the exterior done in stucco. Rob­ ert J. Brown, one of tho con­ tractors, stated today the hous­ es are to bo built on lots of 52 x!17, purchased from the E. A. Strout Farm Agency through its Sanfonl represent­ ative II. Corrington. Brown & Sollick are starting their first operations here af­ ter completing the construc­ tion nnd sale of GO one nnd two family houses nt Bayshore, N. Y„ and expect to continue ex­ tensive construction work on several other properties which they own in this vicinity. At tho first business meeting of the Seniinolo Jockey Club hold Friday at the offices of DcCottcs Flags Fly a t H alf Mast As and Spencer, local attorneys, for Many Buildings Are Draped tho purpose of electing officers and drafting corporation papers, In Black to E xpress Sor­ " alter D. Macgrudcr, lumberman row Over Downgcr’sPnssing of Canton, 0 „ was nnmed presi­ dent of tho organization and Al­ bert P. Dotzum, Akron theatrical ninti, was elected vice president. A. M. Hickpy, Canton broker and realtor was nnmed treasurer and S. Steinniotx, builder nnd op­ Numerous Social G atherings S. erator of the Northnmptontrack at Are Cancelled As Bell In Akron, wns elected secretary, and Cathedral Tolls Sad News appointed as superintendent and construction manager of the new I ON DON, Nov. 21.—f/R—The mile course now being built on tho British empire is in mourning over 300-acre tract recently acquired by the passing of the loved Dowager the corporation between Sanford Wticcn Alexandra. Flags flew nt and I.ongwood. The name of the track was an­ half mast today nnd many build­ nounced as Seniinoln, and Col. An­ ings were draped in black. Death cnnic to the Danish prin­ drew G. Leonard, of taxington, cess late yesterday afternoon in Ky., wns appointed presiding stew­ Sandringham Palace while her son, ard nnd placing judge. Leonard Is To Be Steward King Ceorgo and Queen Mary, nml Col. Ix’onard was ft>r four yenrs various members of the royal household stood with tear-bedim­ tin.siding steward of the Ken­ tucky Jockey Club, and is well med eyes at tho Itedside. The Prince of Wales, always her known as a sports writer, having fnvoriate grandson, was delayed contributed articles at various by a heavy fog as he traveled | times to the London Sportsman, from London to Sandringham and the American Horse and the New did not reach the palace in time York Herald. A. E. Ilanncy, construction en­ to bid bis grandmother farewell. Listeners in throughout the gineer of Akron, will assist Mr. rltiti h Isles heard over their ra* rio sets that tho widow of King Edward VII and the mother of their present monarch had gone to her last rest. In London, from 8 to -J o’clock, the big boll in St. Paul’s tolled out sonorously the tali' of the passing of a member of Croat Britain’s royal family. It i only when a member of royal­ ty dies that tlie clang of the liel? in St. Poul’s awaken ; the rleeping A nnouncem ent Follows Sale belfry. Of Husiness P roperty To Social Functions Cancelled K. Compton, Prom inent In Numerous social functions ar­ W innipeg Business Field ranged for last night were enncollul. Tho theaters did not re­ Announcement of tho establish­ ceive the news in time to close their doors, but in them, and in tho ment of a new lumber induKry motion picture houses which gave here with several branch offices their program, funeral marches in various sections of the state was made Thursday when E. Com­ wi re played. No date has yet been announced pton, prominent business men of for the funeral of Alexandria, nor Minneapolis and Winnipeg, Mani­ toba, concluded negotiations with when her body will be taken Windsor to lie in the royal vault the Britt-Chlttendcn Realty Com­ in KL CJcorogp’s dmpol beside that pany for the purchase of west •if Kdv.ard VII. It is expected, side business property nt a conhowever, that the funeral will not sideratlon approximating $20,000. According to protwnt plans n be lii ld for two. weeks. Queen Alexandra passed to rest complete and up-to-date sash ami amid the peaceful rural surround­ door manufacturing company ami ing* she loved so well. Kince all equipment necessary for the Thursday morning, when tho doc­ maintninance of a general lum­ tor’i announcement made it pa­ ber business will be constructed tent that the aged queen was in at an early date, and Mr. Comp­ rritiicid condition the hamlet of ton is expected to arrive in the Sandringham ami its tiny neigh­ city within the next few days to bors, Wolferton and Dcrsinghum, supervise operations, it is said. The property acquired by the (Continued on pngu 3) new concern is located between Prince of Wales Is Absent From Palace Steinmetz in building the track, clubhouse and stables, nnd Dnllns Harden, Ohio engineer, has nlso been engaged by the corporation to supervise road work. Tractors, plows sand suckers and nil necessary machinery hnvo nrrived nnd are In operation, it was announced, nnd a crew of 30 laborers have been employed for several days In preliminary grad­ ing and clearing. The track will circle n small lake, the entire course lying in a natural amphitheater that re­ quires very little grading to pro­ duce what is expected to be one of the most unique nnd attractive racing tracks in the world. Grounds sTo IK* Beautiful Present plans call for the im­ mediate beautification of the grounds nnd the construction of temporary bleachers to accomo­ date spectators’ until the lifting of the railroad embargo permits the delivery of materials for the con­ crete and steel grandstand called for in the originnl specifications. Pol. IxMinnnl declared that much progress had already been made nt the Seminole track, and stated that it was definitely decided to hold the first meet of this sea­ son on Washingtons birthday, ail races to bo held in accordance with the existing rules of the Kentucky Racing Association. HOME ED ITIO N | NUM BER 97. LASfl’S RETURN Senate Passes Ho ADVOCATED BY Measure _ More Clerical Help Gcnrgin C om m issioner Snys V arious W ardens Have De­ vised M any B ru tal M ethods To Help T h eir A rg u m en ts 07476737 SANFORD LOSES Uniform Punishment Measure Considered BY SCORE OF M O fficial R elates D ifferen t Bullard, Speedy H alfback Of E a st C oast Eleven Scores Kinds O f P u n ish m en t T h a i All Nine P oints; Sanford Dealt Out To P risoners Lacks S trong O ffensive Bill Recommended B y Governor Is Passed Without Debate B y A Vote of 23 To 83 Bills Of Local • Nature Pass House MeasureProvidingFor New State Building Goes to Committee ATLANTA, Nov. 21— (/R — Strong advocacy among many It)’ HARLAN W. KELLEY. prison wardens in Georgia for a Sanfonl was defeated by Day­ return of the lash in punishing tona Friday on Municipal Athletic I Nov. 2 1 .— (A P )— convicts for infraction^ of chain Field by the score of 0 to 0, the L r of Deputies sat gning rules is prompting them to margin of a touchdown and a TA LLA H A SSEE, Nov. 21. Rock Friday n ig h t uovifi rise methods of punishment to field goal. The game did not pro— (A P ) — The house bill rec­ (o'clock today dealappear ns brutal as posBimo possible If* Be­ vil|0 manv thrills, as the longest .pear n« nrucm ns fore L • *• om m ended by G overnor M ar­ \ c program Prem* niittcc ^ R .li" ;r m ™ V r °T f ™ ,|! ,y ‘'UlK’r ‘“ m » ”» «•'» tin appropriating $50,000 to has tom ulated to tho Georgia prison commission be- ' 1)0 used in employing ad d i­ Thc work of Hullnrd of Day the financial Moves. tional clerical help in s ta tu tona. however, was worth the price franco. I.OCAI, Flogging was nholished by a re­ of the game to watch. He crash­ d ep artm en ts passed tho se n ­ cent legislature and in recent Members of Seminole Chapt­ result achieved, ‘dD month!* thro has been some agita­ ed tho lino, circled tho ends, a te today by a vote of 23 to 1. er DcMolay are guests Fri­ passed, punted and kicked a per­ 13 precarious re- dayofnight tion among the wardens for a reC onsideration of th e bill of Taylor Coniftmndfect lieltl goal, besides scoring the jical of the statute. Lpolitical finances of cry, Knights Templar, nt ban­ only touchdown of the game. It recom m ended by G overnor L, and a flow of ora- quet nt tho Masonic Temple. Mr. Rainey said that a meeting to gain at least six or eight yards Martin embodying the law prohih( voting of article one of the committee will he held ear­ was n rare occasion that he failed --------Officer^ of the Sanford Shor­ iting the sale * of* state ‘ * schoolil flands ‘ U’ plan. This article es Corporation elected and plans ly in December t*> consider sug­ when he carried the ball. except for cash nnd providing fop L cr.ation of a na* gestions for a uniform method of for tho development on Lake He was an entire team in him­ Hire** deferred payments over u [of the public debt. miniahmcnt in conformity with the Monroe are made nt meeting self. All he needed wns n center period of three yenrs pruvoked doUlmcnts and propos­ Thursday. law. bnte in the senate. a l that it was 7:15 Reports from sub-committees to to pass hint the ball and a quarter­ Bill Savage, traveling repre­ Tho house passing 83 local bills back to tell him where to carry [the counter proposal Representative Emmett Williams, sentative of the Brooklyn Daily during the morning session, prac­ it. His -killful exhibition of run­ lisi'.'d. chairman of the House penitenti­ Engle, is favorably impressed ning backwards to avoid a tack­ tically cleared its calendar of lo­ bill comprises 27 Sanford ary committee, toll of many pe­ ns substantial city. hills originating in that house. (if unc half the time culiar modes of punishment tnnt ier wns about the best niece of cal Daytona Beach High School With the clearing of the calendar work seen on the local Geld this k h that was spent defeats Sanford High on local have been devised since the aboli­ of local house hills, scunte mes­ season, tion of the lash. |ce there is little like* gridiron Friday afternoon by Sanford played a fair gnmc nnd sages were taken un nnd senate ,\T | to bill will he ready scoro of 9 to 0. Tells of Different Methods did well to hold Bullard to a bill* began passing, the house rap­ • senate in time to In te re stin g T alks On Work One camp, Mr. Williams’ snhl, Canadian concern purchases 8. The chamber and a field goal. Bar­ idly. Of Both O rders A re Given fasten prisoners in a shallow box touchdown Referred To Committee property here with a view to (this afternoon. ber stood out on the offenso and establishing a mill here, which W hile G uests Enjoy D inner so they cannot move their arms. Russell nnd Grier on the defense. The senate, after disposing of n fragility of the will Molasses then i* smeared over be one of tho largest of its Served By E astern S ta r their Lhich the government kind in this part of (ho ptate, Conch Welchel did considerable few minor local measures, decided exposed faces, leaving them to refer to tho judiciary Commit­ is means of existence tin* announcement says. powerless to brush away the flies juggling with bis regular line-up tee the companion bill recommend­ demonstrated, for this gnmc. He shifted Pope Valuable suggestions In connec­ attracted by tho niolniucs. nnd Selleck announce ed by Governor Martin providing [’clock last night, M. theBrown tion with the development of De At other camps, he said, pris­ from center to tackle, and Colt- for a new state building. construction soon of twelve V. demanded a pledge Molny ethics nml the betterment inghnni from taeklo to gunrd. oners nro backed up to tnepost new homes in I’inehurst at an eminent that there estimated of the organization were included with their hands chained behind Booth took Hope’s place nt center, ' The motion wns mndo by Senator coat of $75,000, in numerous talks nt tlm hnnqucnt them. Their arms nru then raised it was the first game Booth had Calkins and sveonded by Senator i more inflation but STATE jdation of the nationgi*AMi the Seminole chapter of Do ns'high as possible mid hung to ulnycd in some time as ho has Watson. Both declared that there pr.d* and got an eniMolay by Taylor Cunimamlcry, nail.*, the prisoners being left in been nut of the line-up for several won no doubt in their niindt that Senate posses by almost un­ *1, everyone thought No. 28, Knights Templar, nt the this position for several hours. weeks due to an injury. As n re­ Florida was in dire necd-pf such animous vote house measure N put for good Masonic Tempi" Friday night. Repojrts luvornl days ago told sult lie made several poor passes n structure, hut that the previaproviding $50,000 nppropriagovernment was tion of the finding of stock i In severe Senior Wardcu C .. S. McKay act* which nv dtod in costly for more clerical help in al prison camps, resembling those cd as toastmaster. • Hope uUI Lflirly well in Ids new porpei porper. * • state departments. Vo .\4unt.ige Following the Invocation by R. Used in the early day: of Ameri­ position nt tackle, nnd CattirtRh.ini West Palm Beach youth per­ An invitation from president J. B. Chapman, prolate, and the sing­ can history by the puritans of showed h<* wns as adept as a qunrd x\ ol M. Plain’s outmanently disfigured by shot ing of “America" by the entire Massachusetts, jffi r J I’ainleve that is fired from gun by dog as ho was as n tackle. Barbe' got R. E. Lee, of the Florida Ncgre Another form of punishment re­ off several good punts yesterday, Agricultural nnd Mechnnical Col­ attendance, Bast Commander Py to jfpe.tr to an nd- which he had tried to make James Moughton spoke on De Mo­ ported to the legislative investi­ never failing to outdistance the lege, requesting the legislators t*y r/i if multi have dis- friends. 1."'/«i*i(i| time which lay principles and the fundamental gators in tho use of “Swcnt box­ opposition. This factor probably attend a song fest nt tho institu­ Florida Ims been a separate es” in which a prisoner is confin­ prevented Daytona from scoring tion Sunday night was read to tho objects of the organization. fa.'fcnf to yarn, for division of the Bureau of In­ upper branch. He stressed the need of elose ed for aeveral hours ut a time. another touchdown. trni in debate* brings ternal Revenue, according to nn General Bills Deferred It * D. 8, the day on announcement made today by observance of De Molay rules, and This report say tho prisoners are On one kick Barber wns forced almost in a state of collapse duo United States to nrovido for clear­ Krai:e hurt term touched on the development of Commissioner Blair. to punt from behind bis goal line tu be met. character nnd moral improvemunt to the heart when they finally nro and squarely behind the goal p*nts. ing the channel of Ocklocknco UivDOMESTIC ' 1be premi-r provided that could In* derived from appli­ realoased. lie cleared the liars, however, and er und make it navigable to Thdmhdidatinn, but unless cation of the unselfish and altru­ Prison Commission of Gcor; Fourth and Fifth Streets opposito booted it for a distunes of 15 itsvillc, Ga., wns passed by tho i ‘>' then there will be la reveals bow various wardens istic spirit of De Molay in every the Coolidge Class Factory. yards. Bussell made one beauti­ house without n dissenting vote. Bussngc of local bills on thu day life. I" alternative but to have devised new methods of ful catch of a forward pass, house It iji believed that Mr. Comp­ ■‘-i cnlcndnr wus being speeded |r [• . ( iitmeriucntly Melliiicls of Hi tiering DcMolay punishment to aid them in their snatching the ball right off the ton contemplates the organization <;.ili i ; relented and fight for the return o f the lash, finger tips of a Daytona player to clear it as soon ns possible nnd of ut least five or six mills in the Methods of 1lettering the De time for the consideration of M* temiHirarily melt* recently uholished by state legabout to intercept. Kntzminger give central siction of Florida, and the Molay chapter by the assistance! tho general hills whichc in nddin f insisted on keep. Ltlnture. mndo some very accurate forward designation of Sanford as the head of the Knights Templar were men­ 'of the deputies to Ibo passes, one for 35 yards, but the tion to tho two above mentioned office and distributing center of tioned by Sir Knight J. D. Jenk­ FOREIGN |all night in t!,u |,j|| n “search und sizuro” hill, men lie passed to seemed to bo i ainclude the chain adds one more name to Election of officers nnd tho ins, his suggestions meeting with WEST PA I M BEACH, Fin., substitute to the measure \> by artirle. Chamber of Deputies, after an Nov. 21 W’i Owen Houghton, 15, the list of enterprises recently lo­ tlm gi'iicrnl support of the body. adoption of a general policy in unable to hang on to the bull. e*l by Governor Mnrtin following nil night session, passes article son of F. M. Houghton. West Palm cating here. In explaining why the Knights connection with the development The Game. the regulnr 1925 session. one of Premier Puinlcvc’s plans Bench jil tin' of the pence, lies to­ »f 270 acres of land lying along IVnipInr supported De Molny, Em­ Sanfonl won the toss and elect­ 80 On House Calendar for rehabilitating France’s fi­ day permanently disfigured—shot inent Commander I, II. Gibbs dis­ the shore* of Lake Monroe at the ed to receive, defending the north In tho house, the total number nances. cussed tin* various phases of De eastern end of the present bulk­ wool. duo by a dog. Fletcher kicked off to of bills amounted to 345 when All England is mourning over Molay conduct, pointing out the head, featured the first business Entzmingcr on ids five yard line, representatives yesterday got their The accident happened when the the dentil of Dowager Queen Al­ lad is reported to have attempted closo association of tin* ethics of meeting of the Sanford Shores lie returned 20 yards. Barber local hills introduced along with Ky., Nov. 21 exandria, who pass.si away Fri­ this organization anil the princi­ Corporation held Thursday after­ made five yards. Entzmingcr wns three general hills. Just a few ' " were killed and day night at Sandringham Pal- to pet a bird dog riding in the MOBILE, Ala., Nov. l'j— f/R — noon. ple:! of Knights Templar, mention­ rear seat of an automobile, driven atopned for no gain. Barber msbo more than 80 remain on the houxu «utonibeil in a ucc.. Tho liiilkhond and boulevard will one yard. On a fake punt Barber calendar, though more than half by a man who offered the youth Shippers of freight by rail ami ing in conclusion that both orders the i ill Icy fo a l and Ids companion a ride into water today uaked the railroads are working toward tin* s a me goal, Ik* extended along the entire lake Hindu 20 yards, bill tho ball was tlu* senate measures and several an explosion in the Pouay, lgike Worth. In Ida attempt to to release the embargo oil freight the improvement of character and frontage of the property, it was called back, Daytona wns penal­ general hills are still pending. of tills city to south Flor­ tho closer observance of the Gold­ announced, nnd the level of tho thwart the petting plans of the moving ized five yards, and Sanfonl was Consideration of tho nirernft ida points. s«id liy niirio land raised several feet by pump­ given first down. en Bide, Palm Reach boy. the bird dog is i. bill will reach the house today aft­ be ■n caused by Both the Louisville and Nash­ ing in Mind from Lake MonriK*. "What Each Bov Con Do For t hought to have caught his paw Burlier recovered a bail pass er having passed tho senate yes­ ■ j » • men escaped. Members of the corporation hnvo front Booth for an eight yard loss. terday. It provides for licensing in the trigger uf a allot gun, dis­ ville ami Houthcru have declared th-* Bctlermcut of DvMolay’ was ombnrgocs, the former using the tho subject pf a brief address by decided to withluilil the property .' ‘-"'hi Vaughn, tl2, charging it. Hnrbcr was stopped for no gain. and regulation of uir craft in pas­ Harold, 10, of this At the office of Ik. G. II. permit system for moving curi, Walter Barber, and other short from the market for an indefinite He then mndo a fine punt to Day- senger, freight and express ser­ while local officials of the latter talks were mndo by Ciovdu Bus- time, although it wus stated that WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.—(/T) Brantley, of Dike Worth, who linu raid tiiat permits from that ••ell, master counsellor, I'a it Mas- the present heavy tlcmnnd for Inko tenns 18 yard line, where Grier vice. *i front Mndivintreated young Houghton, it Is fell on it. It wus Dnylona’H bull. Consideration of tho bill provid­ ogt'.ii went to work The state of Florida wns made a thought the left arm through line would bo issued at ami curly ti r Couiri'll'ir George Booth, Fart .’iliore residence lots had resulted Bullard made fivo yards, but was ing for a new public building t> separate field division of the huthri date. nirei* men entombed, Commander It. IL Chapman, Tho- in many applications for lot reser­ nailed by Entzmingcr on the next house state departments and car­ In nn- which part of the chargo of shot vations. *. run King and George Wilson. 7 ' bortinu, tJ5, of misaioner Blair today. passed, may have been saved. for no gain. Fletcher punted ry an appropriation of $300,000 Important! The icstilt of a horse Officers for the ensuing yepr play Financial Report Given 11 ... H’gVws, (jony renu of internal revenue by comAccording to n statement made Jc 1 to King who wus forced out of with its companion bill carrying a nouncing the creation of this race is publi.ihcd in England with­ *' ‘*'n Day, 20 of Sir Knight A. F. McAlister, fi- were named as follows: Forrest field, Air. Blair suid that marked by Houghton following tho acci­ in two minutes, and throughout nnncial scribe, read Ids report, and Lake, president; W. M. Scott, bounds. Burlier made six yards. sideped by the house. dent, he and la- companion were Entzmingcr mndo three yards. like appropriation for permanent located 3 miles increase in land vnlucs nnd busi­ picked up by two men who were on the world in ten minutes. Betting briefly commented on the condi­ vice-president; F. It. Scruggs, sec­ Barber made ten yards nnd f* s ‘ prison buildings at Uaifurd were .... vv men, who ness activities generally had ren­ their way to l-ik** Worth. One is almost equal to drink among tion of the treasury, and tho in- retary: E. L. Markel, treasurer; •he two down. Entzmingcr made one yard. among the first things to bo conJ. G. Sharon, attorney. England’s curses. “fothi'r.i of the two dered the action necessary. (Continucd on page 3) Tho amendments to thu public Chnuncey W. Herrick, head of of the men stopped the car and Tho hoard of directors will in­ Barber made four yards. Entz- building shot at some quail. He put the bill were voted down y e s­ mingcr made four yards around the field procedure division of the clude these officials and 11. M. fire arm- in the hack seat next to left end. Entzmingcr made threo terday but unothcr amendment is collections unit in tho bureau, was Burnley, A. II. .Moses nml Charles pith Dead and appointed internal revenue agent the boys. It was then that yards und first down. Barber pending. Feint. Houghton attempted to make Consideration of general bill* made four yards through left the new division with headquar­ friends with tho <h'g and the acci­ *r Is Shot As in tackle. Barber fumbled a bad pass ponding before tho house wus de­ ters nt Jacksonville. dental shot was fired. from Booth, hut recovered for a ferred until later in tho day to '^‘ath Pact From June 1 to September 30 of live yard loss. On a criss cross permit clearing the local calendar, this year, the commissioner, said Bill Savage, traveling represen­ trally situated in the state with nn Barber nutdo four yards. Er.lz- when the lower houso convened. tative of the Brooklyn Daily all water route to Jacksonville nml This move was necessary, ac­ minger’s pass on n fake place .,AT*. <).. Nov. 21— there were collected and reported Jfor additional assessments $1,888,­ Eagle, arrived in Sanford yester­ principal eastern •cal ioaril citie » MOBILE, Nov. 2l.—(/R—Mobile kick was incomplete nnd it wu cording to speaker Milam, to perkJrt®,. Str*;uss and ' 212 as a result of income tax in* day to arrange for local firms to Mr. Savage added. today wns puzzling over tho cuuuo Daytona's ball oti her own 18 yarl ■mit bills to be rushed through t» . berg, 17vostigations numbering 2,737 in lie represented in three issues uf | the enrolling room, as all biBa “I suppose yoi are tired of of an explosion lust night which line. |„ , nn,1l‘ high school j the Florida district. .Monthly colthe Engle carrying a special San- hearing rctnurka like these,” he wrecked houses and in sumo in­ Bullard made nine yards. Lloyd ob viously passed had been enrola quiet spot in j lections and assessments for the WASHINGTON, Nov. 2t.(/R—- I ford page scheduled to be publish- said, “for cveryono who come* here stances catapulted people from maile four ynriis. Bullard made i tod, - late yesterday Ifour months covered were: June Respcctivc tax reduction, in ad- cd on Dec. fl nnd 7, and Jan. l7. Proponent.* of the administra­ must see the city's possibilities their bed*. l ight yards around left end. Lloyd »fte • . 8 through $253,387; July $263,070; Aug. The accepted theory hero is that tnnde two ynrds and first down as tion measures to provide u ne.v dition to cuts in future federal Aside from fulfilling tho misand paw* remarks upon them, und ' r ‘going a death $310,037; Sept. $255,188. lcvlvti is provide.I by tho revenue son of his paper, Mir.' Savage I cannot refrain from giving my a small meteorite fell sonic where tho quarter ended. building for stute departments to was declared in tho city nnd burst. It caused Tallahassee and additional build­ The new agent in chargo of the bill now In probation by the house stated thul he was here for the frunk and sincere opinion.” Dsytonn 0, Sanford 0. r,h the effort to purpose of studying investment Bullard* criss cross pass was in­ ings at the statu prison farm wen* Mr. Ravage is a close friend of intense excitement throughout tho died almost in* Florida district has been con­ ways nnd means committee. The provision in the 1021 law*, possibilities in and around the city, L. W. Bcarmun, Chamber of Com­ city. Tho police department and complete. Lloyd’s pass to Billiard confident of their passag nected with the iniprnal revenue however allowing a 25 per cent and in this connection went stated merce secretary, und in comment­ newspaper offices were kept busy was good for five yards. Reese again brought up for considera­ bureau since 1011, serving as 'tntal taken to Cin* deputy collector of chief field dep­ Federal'credit in the inheritance j that n cartful investigation had ing on tho handling of Sanford answering telephone calls. As far made one yard. Bullard made five tion. and has a IfVcn lry. A lengthy uty until October 191'J at which tax for payment* made on state Iconvinced him that an expenditure news sent to the Eagle, he declar­ us could bo ascertained last night yards nnd first down off left tac­ tile. Lloyd mudo four yards off aming their intent time he was appointed as internal inheritance levies. Thus tho in- of money for Hanford property ed that Hanford items were given no damage wns done. ", from Jun • 2, 102-1 represented a wise investment every consideration nnd were al­ right tackle, Lloyd mudo one , » ci*,e; bearing the revenue agent and assigned to ntriiamt rati . • than .. ........ nnti-nareotie.work. He later filled | would ho r lower under tho Jrather than a speculation. ways placed'in tho most advan­ yurd. Bullard made five yurds n, ,th was I U ’KSONVILLE. Nov. 21.—VR Hanford und Central Florida tageous settings. (Continued on page 3) • I . . °* Strauss' several other key positions prior to ip2l ncct. — Wind,'.sale quotations prevailing government have a stability and assured fubecoming head of the field pro-1 , As a result, the In commenting on tho spirit of nn the Jacksonville market today ttm * * 01" of tho ,m* refunds on ture second to nono," Mr. Savage teduru division. would I in vc to make progressivenoas manifested here, 7 signing off.’ as r*'|Hirtcd by the Florida State _ „Savage .... „ said that tho rapidity all settlements in inheritance (declared, “and any money that I _ Mr. ,Vre unable to ac­ HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Nov. 21. Marketing Bureau are us follows* levies mode between June 2, 192-1 j have for investment purposes will with which iio ' has OLD BARGE REQU1STIONBD old space in t! yoijng mens de)—Such u heavy volume of Beans, green, hampers, fa n e/ r.nd the effective date of the pro-;be placed right here/’ ................... | his Sanford tion wns indicative I unfinished business faced the nn-1 ./,'r J‘vc*: n* both — 13.00(ji>3.50; cukes, U. S. firsts, biu m n-1 “I attribute your city’s legiti| of tha appreciation pored new law. which it is estimi , to be of cheerful PENSACOLA. Nov. 20.—CP)— of Sanford! rnml convention of the United NEW YORK Nov. 19,—(Ah— (crates and hamper* 2.90@2J>0; The old barge I'alafox, which was ted would imount to several millirin I mate, although phenomenal (level• j film s for tho ndvnnt ge* that thu | Daughters of Confederacy at the Directors of the Railroad j e/gplant, standard crates, fan I opment, lirst to the unrivulity of .town could derive f m national | final day’s cession today that dele-j company today declared an * the *on of a do- built here during the war nndldollnrs. rn exrta*0 exrtu j2.50(y)3.00; peppers, green, medium I 1 the surrounding fields, tho onlv I advertising, nnd said bo lenv-1 Proprietor and which for two or more yearn luinl Tho 1021 Inhcnwnco ^ predicted it would lie neces-1 on com­ sixes, stands! s- division of $1.00 an share sh ‘ ~2.50@)3.QU; standard* crates tability e n d ------1 1 25 percent jtrue basi .true uasujol .tamm y ami secon. ing grcntlv ... ..Sanford . ___ J— . imprt — ----«d «ar to remain in , *• President of .been laid up has been reouistioned ule had a maximum of za percent ion until aft- mon stock in addition to the re-1 oranges, boxes, fancy, well niatur’ I to the cit • —in . ‘ . . . -— iun,bcr to and the 1924 law carries u maxi(to tho city a strategic location on Jth the wuy local mwi* “put thing | or *' company. i und will be used to carry midnight tonight to clear the gulnr semi-annual payment o ile d 5.00@C.QO; grapefruit, k |three greut arteries yf travel, cen- lover.” Iculond mum rnto of 40 per cent ICubft und south Florida. . . • I fancy, well matured 5.IW@5£0. • , -81 -. > * iiTTii'fifitlff News Summary i CANADIAN FIRM •OCAL DEMO!,AYS WILL ESTABLISH MILL AT SANFORD OF COMMANDERY Dog Pulls Trigger When Youth Tries To Make Friends I •*! Kntombed Explosion I r<r- 1 n I Officers Of Sanford Shores Are Elected At Thursday’s Meet I Railroads Asked To Re le a s e Embargoes Florida Is Made A Separate Division Of Revenue Bureau : J! ’i I) Brooklyn Eagle Representative Impressed By “City Substantial” Mobile Is Puzzled Over Strange Blast Tax Cut In Addition To Reduced Federal Levies Contemplated Markets Much Business Is Facing U. I). C. Meet A. C. L* Announces New Wage Increase ’J L> Si , *1 , J .„ �_ T t m at n f n in A Y . NOVEM BER 20,1925. T H E SAN FO RD H E R A W Z g i H ^ i . — PAGE TW ELVE A Home where Golden Day ! v. " I t ." ■ - * ' Linger all the Year. The settin g itself is an inspiration, and though it now posesses wonderful charm, Loch Arbor will be beautifully lanscaped by experts to make it the fin est and most desired residential suburb in the Sanford district. The keenest skill in arts, engineering and construction have been employed. Loch-Arbor will be a hom e spot so beautiful, and a wonderspot for health and happiness. A superior home environment is being created in Loch Arbor, one that lends itself p erfectly to hom es of re­ finem ent which will bo erected in this model home community. All the exclusive featu res of a distinctive property will be embodied in the entire development of Loch-Arbor. A program is being carried out which will provide the home builder with every possible convenience. Here is, indeed your ideal homesite—one of which you would never tire. In the heart o f Sanford’s country estate district, surrounding the Country Club where o ne of Florida’s sportiest g o lf courses can be enjoyed to the utmost. Fishing and boating can be made a pleasure the year around in the many lakes and canals. Life in Loch-Arbor will be days of perfect contentment. . The tourist that will visit Sanford this season, those that will be brought here from the im portant tourists points in busses, purchased especially for that purpose, will grasp the opportunity to buy and build in Loch Arbor. We believe that many o f those desiring som ething d ifferen t in beauty, location, and w aterw ays will select Loch Arbor as the most suitable spot for their w inter residence. �ref*' S lip ■**rr-: ■z-zjC .t I*;-? v wJ •• \ , t >»R (▼» /• V I fiv *»v■ ____ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , N Q V E M g E R j l. ^AGE TWO President’s Father Is In Better Spirits After Wire From Son PLYMOUTH, Vt., Nov. 20.— —Cheered by on exchanfje of mespnjres with his son, the presi­ dent, Col. John C. Coolidge fac­ ed the sixth day of his Illness with better spirits than at nny timo since he was stricken. Although so fatigued that he suffered several slight heart at­ tacks while listening by radio last night to the address of the president In New York City, the Colonel retired in a cheerful frame of mind after dispatching a message of congratulations. Mnj. James Coupnl, presiden­ tial physician, is coming to dis­ cus with Col. Coolidge, the posl* bility of his going to Washing­ ton for the winter. While the wish of the presi­ dent to have his father with him during the cold season is ap­ preciated here, there seems to bo a well defined opinion that Col. Coolidge will find reluctance to quit the homestead. F risco, d u et wet! w ith flour. Told F a it w a te r Just b e f o r e c o o k i n g Is D ra in a n d p la c e In wings buck, c a t c h i n g tip s u n d e r tho c o m p le te d . P o u r over body. P re ss th e legs clo se t o tho w a r m serv in g dish. body a n d tie In place. T o k e e p m e d iu m while s a u c e o r s e rv e w llb e n d s of d r u m s t i c k s fro m s c o r c h in g m e lte d butter. before b ird Is d o n e , w r a p t h e m In W hite S atire ( M e d iu m ) s tr ip s of r lo th so a k e d In Crlsco. Z (afclespoonfnls F lo u r T w enty-five to t h i r t y m i n u t e s p e r l l E old (a*lilon.«l T hankxxlvI ta b le s p o o n fu ls C rlsco Ins. w ith all th e nt*itilt*rt or pou n d s h o u ld he a llo w e d f o r r o a s t ­ >4 te aspoon nil Halt ing T h e flrst p a r t Is d o n e in hot i b « fam ily c a t h e r l n s nt one home, Pepper a n d t h e h o u se m i n i « u h elusive oven 4So* P. w ith c o v e r oft A M.r I c u p f u l Milk b ro w n in g h a s s t a r t e d t h e tu r k e y o d o r s o f dclli'toiis tlilmt* <o rut te Melt C rlsco stir flour In slow ly a f t e r alt t h e hrnt sort of C« h lirtt- sh o u ld be l>j*t>-d w ith Juice w h ic h a n d c o n tin u e stirr in g w h ile m ilk If h a s collected In pan a n d U oa f o r thta m o tt A n i-rlc an of C onk until th o m i x t u r e f re sh m elted crlsco T he c o v e r is a d d e d d ajra thic kens. Add salt a n d p e p p e r . T h e d in n e r, w h ich Is serve.! nt th e n placed o v e r p a n arid ro u stin g finished m o r e slowly. 375* K Tho P u iu |ik ln Pic j o o n . s h o u ld be boitnitrul w ithout b e in g o v e r ric h o r dllllcult to pre- tu r k e y Is t e n d e r e n o u g h w hen a r.lne th e pta e w ith p a s tr y , b u i l d ­ fork pie rc es t h e m e a t easily It ing u p th e edges. pare, T h s m e n u given below provides ," u * 1,1<‘n bo re m o v e d to p l a t t e r | n m nR; i very sa tisfying d in n e r which. | ,,n'' * rn y* m n * " in d c In th e 2 Kg|t, w ith o u t n e g lec tin g th e c u s t o m a r y ! rnnsMng (“in ~ h l» IV m ost easily | (1 , airntnci) P u m p k i n r ro o st t u r k e y a n d p u n tp v in pie. tone tn niirrln y a th in p a s te n f % C, . T . U, „ r o ,VM n o n a g e s to r e m a in sim ple us well Ilnur nnd w ater in to Juice a lre a d y I icnspooni ul t'l n n u n i o u In t h e p a n Add hot w a te r am t (4 ten* pound! I Full as tr a d i tio n a l . boll dow n to d e s ir e d consiste n cy . I '4 c u p fu ls Milk O y s te r o r F r u it Cocktail Henson well w ith salt a n d p e p p e r •4 tcasponnftil (Singer T u r k e y — Fluffed a n d ItoasU-d nnd a d d finely r h o p p e d giblets. Mix su g a r ginger, c i n n a m o n nml C ra n b e rry Sauce T hese sh o u ld bnv® been cooked salt to g e th e r : itu-n a d d p n m p l.l.i C a n d le d Hweet P o ta to e s s e p a r a te ly In b o iling w a t e r until a n d mix th o ro u g h ly . A dd -gg* C r e a m e d C auliflow er lender. hen ten light, th e n t h e m ilk . Fill P ic k le d W a tc ru ie lto n IUn-1 th e lined pie plaie. P u t Into lint Htuning Tor T u r k e y Celery IIrea d Cruntlm. oven t'li* . A fter I T, in In u lea. r e ­ P u m p k i n Plu C heese Hulls : q u a r t s sta le du ce h,-ut to a.oi*. Makt. u ntil set finely c r u m b e d Coffee F ru it N uts - a b o u t one liour. •4 c u p m e lte d f ’r ts r o F o r th e ta b le d e c o r a tio n n o th in g I ta b le s p o o n ful S alt Pie C'rnsi 1s m o r e a p p r o p r i a t e a n d n ttrn e ilv o 1 ta b l e s p o o n ful W h ite P e p p e r I h n n a lovely silver dish o r a basket 3 cupfuls Flour filled w ith f r u i t s a n d n u ts If t h e 1 I luhlcspqnnrijl H u m m e r .savory 2 ten spoon fit Is Halt 1 la h ln sp o m ifu l Fnge ta b le Is n long one. unnhiided c a n d ­ l, cupful Crlsco 2 sm a ll O n io n s finely m in c ed les In severely plain c a n d le s tic k s Water Honk c r u m b s In eold w a te r for tnay be use d to b a l a n c e th e c e n te r HIM flour and salt. '.York lit a few in I m ile s S q u eez e very dry p ie ce w ith o u t o b s c u r in g th e view. crlsco with fingertips until lln,-l> th oroughly Add divided. A f t e r d i n n e r I h e te n d e n c y to nnd c r u m b l e Stir In gradually Jus: Spend n dull a n d lifeless nfler- m elted C rlsco a n d seasonings, enough water to bold the dry In( 'm u l le d Swes-l P o ta to e s n a o n r a n he a r r e s t e d by p la n n in g trredlcnls together. Divide dough sonto o u t d o o r a c tiv ity . If th e r e Is iJ S w e et P o ta to e s Into two parts. Plner on a slightly Ice a n d m o w , a s k a t i n g o r toting- Crlsco (Inured hoard nnd roll lightly with Bill p a r r y o r even a b risk w alk In n floured rolling pin to a thin sheet 1 cupful d row n S u g ar I h o lu te a f t e r n o o n will o v erc o m e ’.i c u p f u l W a t e r large enough to (*t a pie tin. t h e s lu g g i s h n e s s w h ic h n a t u r a l l y P a r e th e p o ta to e s n n d boll u n til Almond Cal*,— fo llo w s a d a y I n d o o rs a n d a heavy a b o u t linlf done. D ra in n n d r u t *4 cupful Prlsro flienl. T h e e x e r c ts e e will revive In le n g th w is e slices a n d lav In a '4 cupful Sugar «>m» e n t h u s i a s m f o r food so th a t sh a llo w g re a s e d p a n S p r e a d w ith 4 Kgg Voiks I h e light lu n c h o f s a n d w i c h e s , cof- C rlsro a n d p o u r o v e r s y r u p ton do ’i cupful Milk f ie a n d s m a ll d i k e s w h ich Is a r r v - of b r o w n s u g a r n n d w ater. Rake ri* f o r s u p p e r will be a p p r e c ia te d . In a m o d e r a t e o v e n , b a s tin g f r e ­ 'I, cupful Flour D lre rtln ris fo r Ihe p r e p a r a t i o n of q u e n tly w ith t h e s y r u p u n til p o ­ I Vi Ipnspoonful llaltlnx Powder /hr t u r k e y a n d v e g e ta b le s , a s well ta to es a r e t r a n s p a r e n t . It m a y he Shredded Almonds n s ,-erlpes fo r t h e pie a n d c a k e s for nec essary to a d d m o r e s y r u p d u r ­ Powdered Sugar Cream Crlsco, add sugar grad­ Ihe a f t e r n o o n a r e given below. ing th e b a k in g . An h o u r o r m o re ually. egg yolks well beaten, milk Is u su a lly r e q u ir e d to r a n d y th e and flour mixed with baking ltoa*t T u r k e y Bing,- s u r f a c e , r e m o v e pin f e a th ­ p o ta to e s well, powder. Put In paper ruses or ( 'r e a m e d rnitllfliMver ers. W a s h fowl t h o r o u g h l y lu»lde tiny muffin parts, sprinkle will, o n d o u t. S p r i n k l e b o t h In a outR e m o v e g r e e n b-uves fro m c a u li­ shredded almonds and powdered •ble With Salt. F i n cavity with flower b e a d . I tr e n k d o w e r Into sugar. Hake 373* —2') minutes. dressing Hew n p o p e n in g w ith se ctions a n d let s t a n d In cold salt- Our millers majr obtain fox' ri new d a r n i n g n e e d le n n d sto u t th r e a d cd w a t e r f o r a n h o u r . lb-m ove NO page rook Utnk by ntldrc.-*lng s r f a s t e n w ith w ire skew ers. Ituh pieces a n d r o o k In b o ltin g w ater llie National lloii-a-bold Hcrvlrx' o u ls ld u o f tiled t h o r o u g h ly w ith u n til l e n d e r ( a b o u t to minutes). .*,0.3 1 nili Au-mic, New York City. r fi Gets Fever W; Shop Lifter Capght At W est Pal mBeach w ith :i MAFFI EJECTED BY FAUSTS ROME Nov. IP.—(,Vi—The sit- * ting of tlte chatnbi r of dejuities 2 was su: pended for ten minutes to- u day after u scuffle in which the JJ comntunist tlepuly Maffi was n roughly handled and ejected ... « the Fascist. {J —--------------------------- -----------AL.MOBr IDENTIFIES HIMSELF 2 LOUISVILLE, Nov. 211.—(Ah m W Edwin R u- hcU, viewing a sui- ■ cities body, id'ntificd as his own was almost persuaded he had died without knowing it. ■ m ii , ii‘:ivrr.’tr 31- 1 . .-x.m l . xji —* ^ TO PHILADELPHIA! "n in ■ h an ■a ii HU Hi HH aa HU ;ua ts a Seminole (foimhilfti , Sanford." 1 ^ DOING GOOD B U S IN E S S B. C. Eaton & Co. O steen, F la . S T R E y O T H T iS ^ -^ T H E B E T T E R A PRODUCT IS^ThT W IL L S E E IT ADVERTISED. ™E The boulevard that will encircle the city is the foundation o f such a system. Sanford has the distinction of being the first Floridan city to adopt this feature. No other public improvement could assure greater enhancem ent o f values. This spacious boulevard will run directly through Sanford Grove. Plats that appeal*-, cd in previous advertisement indicated th a t it would traverse this development by utilizing our original Walnut Avenue. It will traverse m any of the higher type de­ velopm ents of Greater Sanford, and will sh orten the distance from Sanford Grove to Lake Monroe by more than a mile. The building of the Boulevard, as it is now planned will bring Sanford Grove right in line with Monroe Terrace, Marvania, M ayfair, and the Forrest Lake Hotel, and many other developments of the exclusive East side. The business section and the shop­ ping district of the city will be within easy access o f the fartherest point of Sanford Grove, HM HQ HH ■ H ha HH HH ■ 1 HU HU HU HH HO HH HU Geneva Street, where grading was started th is w eek is of som e improtance to the homebuilders and investors of Sanford Grove. This highw ay when completed will be the shortest route to the Dixie Highway and the E ast Coast. Geneva Street intersects the new boulevard in the first section of Sanford Grove. 33 HH ■H ■n HH ■n HH HH HH Solid as th e rock is th e economical Ease upon w hich S a n fo rd is building. Thousands of acres of th e m o st p ro d u ctiv e farm in g lands in th e W orld a rc sen d in g th e ir golden treasure, am ounting to millions of d ollars nnd increasing yearly, th ro u g h S an fo rd to N o rth e rn m ark ets. HU HH HH ■ H HH HH S eventeen y e ars of co-operative, constructive, developm ent in th e building of this G REA T IN­ LAND POUT is o ur record. M agnolia A t Second LOANS We can still offer you a few lots on either o f these highw ays, we recommend imme­ diate action as public announcements will create an overwhelming demand for front­ age cn these thorough lares. v <• (• i •{•v v <• See the plats of this property, or better still arrange to see the property itself. No ob­ ligations will be involved by calling for an appointm ent to inspect Sanford Grove. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Phone 18 IN V ESTM EN TS tin U M D IIIM X IlIIIh lN IH IIM lIIlq illlillllK IK X IH IR I • l»r«*»• l u l l t'o iir T room wii l*urL A%r.« Oi l 11hi lo l« i i n i r T««U l u u a n d $.t.V>OOI». l l v u i i r , ilmtliU* u n r i m r o il nml lu u lut% BitHMMM) e a c h . llrp u l T urk f u r fTOOU.lKi, IlftrgMln. l 55klJo i u a o u .o a . T mU c a l o o k . T w o l u l u nit * n n f n r d A t e . O n e f 5 (M)O.UO, o t h e r filOUO.IN). A I r e Inf t*VI Milinx* a week from JerLxonvd'et w>J ke«k- Ralitmate »XQ <tU n..W.!»k. »»4. JB. (Vwa-» 142.42, Imm ■■a »#il c««Mfrirn* to §ll rmAit, $5000.00 STOCK O F G E N ­ E R A L M E R C H A N D IS E A N D F IX T R U E S . on Savings Account | an ct n a h in HU a a n it i u SOLIDITY T w o •<*!» Baltimore -& Boston 4% Interest Paid IN A FA S T G R O W IN G TO W N (in an HH ■ Business For Sale DU NN INSURANCE SANFORD—SYNONYMOUS The resources of »kt n addition of the fun,i5 ^an!t «e str»B«v resources are itren*k°f the ***U*tt bj a ,.c t . o , thU K M " " ! ky othars resources. ' U t U1 mulu»UyI?SpjjJ| ■n HH HH 3 The Stren*rthe„i„g ot Rmo( an nn ■ ■ CALLS U. S. SOLDIERS 'BUMS’ NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—(JP)~ For calling American soldiers •'bums” on Armistice Day, Mrs. Mary Grecula, n Bohemian, is go­ ing to spend 10 days In jail. She refused to pay a $25 fine. J Hi ja ID IU ■■ an •a on ■D ittl HU an nn It 13 ■M an nit ROME, Nov. Ul.—(/P)— Th? s it­ M ting nf the chamber of deputies HH was suspended for ten minutes to- HH day after a scuffle in which the HH aa communist deputy Maffi was n an roughly bundled and ejected by EM the Fascist. R EA L E S T A T E BERLIN, Nov. 20\ ~ ^ r A K parentlv the Locarno treaties of security anti Arbitration arc to bo ratified in Germany with the saint spcci! which the British parlia­ ment accepted them, and by a similar large majority. The premiers of the German federated states have ^ Vpn .th/L“ sanction to the documents and the cabinet of Chancellor Luther has approved tho draft of a law cmpower! n? Germany's representa­ tives formally to sign the treaties nt London Dec. 1. The expectation in political cir­ cles is that the bill will bo intro­ duced to the reichstaK nett Mon­ day, will rceive a large majority No chr.ntto in Ihe German constitntion will ho necessary by the new law. which will merely author­ ize the sig n in g of the treaties and sanction G e rm a n y ’s application for m e m b e r s h ip in the League of Nations. SALES BILL IS SIGNED HAVANA, Nov. 20.—(ff)—Men cannot sell things in stores hand’inr only women’s goods. This >ne of the provisions of a law ju signed by President Macha-« -, making the employment of unien mandatory in Borne classes of business. At least half the sales force of some stores must be women. A New Metropolitan Parkway System for Sanford HU 3■ German Approve Locarno Measure ii I B K B a v I I a 1 I B B it. ft*11n X \ e# 9 SIMM),CHI. \ i*y m n* t L« mf It. Fit r hit t In frit nt nf lintel l*ur rent I.nke. T%»o I n f ■ In ^ l i t i f o l r . T h e u n l r l*?u • » nlluMr* IN l u U h i I If X 1h u l l n f o r fUT.tMllMHl. < I m l r e I t. If* f r u n i i m r Itl ftftKHO |*rr fuiif. 1 J sooJ "5n335:3S533SSSSSS553S5S333533M33353333S3S3*3!S33SS3S3S33S5SS53333S3SS3B3S333333333SSS5S3S"::;;;;5;;;;m^^ an nn an e j e c t e i m iv f a s c i s t s a n WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.. Nov. 21.—(/P)— Dorothea Cnrringi tons penchant for finery ami jewels placed her in jail here yeatorilay where alto in charged with forging checks in the sunt of ap­ proximately $(5,000. After buying jewelry valued at over $5,000 from a local jeweler nhe gave him a worthless check for the trinkets and In aft off-hand is a prescription fur manner decided ahu’d take the Colds, Grippe, Flu. De-ngm.*, 52,000 solitaire with her. Before that, however she shop­ Bilious Fever and M alaria ped tit n clothing store and lieIt kills tht. germs. sides taking away a handsome coot nnd dress s-lte left ti worth­ less check there for over SO,000. Site was apprehended on tho Sea­ board Air Lino ruilroud station platform by detective chief H. T. j t t : * t . r .H T A tn - i .u e s t m r m t s Verner. Formal charges were to t.filihv l*til«f«ion*’Brtimif>y Ith)* be filed against her late today or Hunfor*! F lo rid a Saturday. m 1925. CLEMENCEAU IS ABSENT PARIS, Nov. 20.—(JP)—Georges Donald Monro, a British army! Clemenceau. as usual, was absent surgeon of the eighteen century, when tho -10 immortals met. He called to the attention of his men has been elected, but never receiv­ ■ho wonderful hygienic code of ed notice. Mnspn, Earle T. Field i__ Ernest -------- Alfred French Somerset, known in England by the shorter name <f Lord Carrick, is tho latest to catch lit ■ Florida fever, rollowing in th ■ footsteps u . on:^ u,,‘l Lieut. Oaboin Wood, he ta off for Florida to catch turnon*--and, iwsalbly, to dabble a bit in icul estate, t o. •’_ * %j 1 v! s#r. l*T 1 SANFORD GROVE “AMID MAJESTIC I’INES” �, A/rf * mmmm ---i t 21 •‘-S'tuSfiiSu1 pass r made a 4**■’ = IX t u b rriicerr coin Rf n r Tnn to Russell, but he dropped t nnd wise. In anil to tho la n d s her#] ° I n c C ircuit C ourt of t b s SKVKXTlt JU D IC IA L CIUCUIT a f t e r d e s crib ed ; n n d to all form S e v e n t h Ju d ic ia l Circuit of F lu r It was incomplete. Entzmlni . . . . . *«r » O I , K COUNTY. IN CflANCNHY. stnrkholderH of th e A lta m o n te l'1* I" a n d f o r Seminole C ounty. unted to Martin, who was tackled OK FLORIDA. IN AND KOII S E M . S p rin g s Com pany, a c o rp o ra tio n o r- (srxAli} •V-'*:*s .'W jrzs 'r ith , .......... Soil T o O nlvt T ill# by Booth Defore he caught th e KnnUed nnd e x i s tin g under the By: A. M. tVREKS, D. C. BALVKS. n n t l w l f o law s of th e S t a t e of Mnaearhuftettii. P eC O T T K S * 8PKNCKR. and Sanford was penalized MAiiUAitirr i:. ilvinkh. If sold r o r p o r a t lo n U no ImiKur a S o lic ito r s nnd of Counacl for tho q u e e n ball, 15 yards. Lloyd made no gain. C om plainants, i*«nl e n t i t y ; a n d to any a n d all o t h ­ C o m p la in a n ts . Martin made no gain ns the game er persona w h o se nam es a r e u n ­ Nov, 11-21*28 a n d Dee. 5- 13. On VnM UN TS T0 MEET A. M. HRED < -1 nb. known. c la im in g an y r ig h t title, o f ended. clock £ ay ,?rLernoon “t * o’from P»t?.1) D efenda nts. Interest, In nnd to tho follo w in g d e ­ Daytona 9, Sanford 0. meetinir a be an imI>"rtnnt l.r for their very f’lfntlun scribed p r o p e r ty situ a te , ly in g nnd Hole r f tl* S e r v lte Unit of the To A. M. R e , (| a n d w ife.------------- b eing In th e C o u n ty of Seminole nn d heavy hearted for The line-up: A n tn T ops tln ile nml Repaired. whose C h ristia n nann< Is u n ­ stale of F lo rid a m ore p a r t i c u l a r l y : ■Daytona S L T o chA rch 01 >h', h° “ * kReetl. Sanford Position Xlile C n r tn ln s F o r All Mnkrs of n o w n : J a m e s t>. FuilKe mill wife. described ns follow s, t o - w it: «,,» ** ,?• Chase on Oak Avc_ C a rs n Left End Hunih L,* F u d g e : A nnie U. G riffin : *4 long honr3, h t; r a c t No. 1. lot No. 22 of A nnie which every member i* ‘Diaries G riffin nnd W ife .----------*. L. T G vrct eyed at Russell Fletcher riff in ’s S ubdivision of th e m urged to attend as this will ho th* Model Trim Co. KIrlfUn, w hose C h r is t ia n n a m e Is of th e N W 'i of Section 8, T o w n ­ * royal residence, Left Tackle ship No. 21 S outh. R ange No. SO D o d c r (in rn ite Is Nest To t ’s , for some word Grier .. ................... IMcCrimmon Last, ns recorded In Plat Boole C. “ NVe T r i m th e Car mistress would page 30 of th e Public Records of Left Guard Not t h e Owner.** O ra n g e County, Florida. Wilcox Yancey *#••*•■— »-*,.#««.#* T r a c t No. 2. lot No. 23 of A nnie Viars Old . Center |ln; Dexter Washburn: KIta I.. G riffin 's Subdivision of the s ' j B rooks; r;j| K« uvely a n d wife, days (December Booth .. . Clark of lllu NIV.li of Seetlon 8. T o w n :-----S w a icly , whoso C h rla lln u nam e "hip No. 21 S outh. Itaii£t. 30 H ast, RESOLUTIONS mother would have Right Guard Is unkni.w n; nnd e a r h a n d e v e ry of recorded In P int Hook C p a g e B annivdrttry of Cottingham Perry 14 P r a on. thc morning of Oct. th e shove named d e f e n d a n ts . If llv- as ui „ f ih,, Ruldlc Records of O ra n g e V the inhabitants I ok . nml If e ith e r a n y or nil of Right Tackle ed /lie'h H' A5KeI of Denth enter- snlil .Intendante bo dea d , th e n t<> ‘ oiinty. Florida. T r a c t No. 3, lot No, 353 as show n rinc elaborate Pope ... ......- ..................... Barker Mri vt r of our beloved sister tin* heirs. devisees, g r a n te e s , o r I on th e pla n of lands of th e .Vita ate the event at Moth,., V hmmnrdy, a Gold Star " ' h e r Claimants Right End u n d e r ea ch a n d cv- nnuite Land, Hotel & N a v ig a tio n ie 11 .°* lhe Spanish-American •*ry of the follo w in g ilecensed d e . | Com pany, ns recorded In P la t Book Booth _________________ Weld p a,r .n m l"f ‘be World War, and f.ouUnt*. to-w iis A." M. Heed a n < l|c. u a g o 41 of tho P ublic R e co rd s f0p'leof SnndringQuarter Back wlf. w h o se C h r i s t i a n , "f O ra n g e County Florida, or an y I'the trailty of the:r King ................................ w,!,i *nfinite Wisdom nnd iiaim* Is unknReed, Hood o w n ; J a n ie s I). F u d g e p.irt o r parcel thereof. a t l lth am i P a rk for ?2,500. $750 cash, balance term s. IK’ menacing heart u*u calIe,‘ hcr »ntn himself, and mol wife, Harnh I., F u d g e. A n n ie K. 5-room bungalow with It Is hereby ordered th a t you nnd Left Half Back Jiurprbe. Only °» J. Entzminger ...... ........ . . Bullard over t£;ai' wc i're, JceP,>' RTieved G riffin; C harles G riffin a n d wife, •■aeli of ynil ho an d a p p e a r b e fo re b a th ; also g a ra g e . E nstern —*------- - Griffin, who*** C h r is t ia n out- sa id Circuit Court at the C ourt ‘I lots on U nion A venue a t Son Corlos s tre e t a t $150 a over the loss of this loyal, faith- *mime r« s out driving, as Right Half Back la u n k n o w n ; N e ttle lir lf f ia House a t Sanford, Florida, *m the ex p o su re; c o rn e r lot in one t il member and patriotic citi­ \ and « few d»M Barber .................. •I"hn W. Griffin an d wife.------------ Kith d a y of December, A. D. 1923, Lloyd foot. zens, be it therefore of th e best sectio n s of the Griffin, whose C h r is t ia n n a m e Is and lh* n and th e re m ake a n s w e r Koritativcly stated Full Back Resolved, that Col. Theodore u n k n o w n ; Carlls G riff in : K. M. to th e hill of eotmd.ilat exh ib ite d [Utter health than E. E ntzm inger......................... Reese city. F o r price and term s riffin and wife. M a rth a J. G riff in ; a g a in s t you la th is eittse. Roosevelt Auxiliary No. a Depart- G .»[. J, Griffin: D e x te r WnxliUurn; see Referee—Chittenden. It Is f u r t h e r o r d *red t h a t th is 10 lots on C ountry Club road nt G rapcvillc A venue, inent of Florida Auxiliary United E lla A. Brooks; FU S w a v e ly nnd o rd e r In- published III tin* S a n f o rd fertn, Prince Henwife,------------Swavoly. w hoso C h r i s ­ Herald, n hew spa per published In Spanish \\ nr Veterans, extend to l <crin and Queen 00x173 a t $550 each. tia n name Is unkn o w n , S anford, Seminole County, F lo rid a, tne family of our sister our condo'.- eln w.. (Alexandras i lm ln g In terests In a n d to th e oneil each w eek for four consectience and heartfelt sympathy, and la nds h e re in a fte r d e s crib ed ; to all tlv** Weeks. ^ere nlrcaily at be it further persons and p a rtie s c laim in g Ini, rW lTNlfflS toy h and and th e seal E stab lish ed tea room doing $700 weekly business w ith . one of their cus*ls under J W. G riffin, deceased, i*f lit** c i r c u i t Court of tho S e v en th Resolved, that a copy of these and m<> family gathunder Will lain J a c k s o n . ih'Cens- J u d ic ia l Circuit of the S late of F lo ­ lie sent to the family nnd a copy be •d, and u nder Gvorgo F r o s t d e ­ rida. ill and for Seminole County, •1 y e a r lease on location, offered nt $5,000 cash includes ■ «n pre-arranged published in The Sanford Herald ceased, nnd under L a u r a l>. F ro s t. , on th is tlw l l t h day of November, [to be no cause for (Continued from page 1) dcreUNi-d ns heirs, devisees, g r a n ­ nil eq u ip m en t. A good business investm ent. condition of tho crenscd membership obtained dur­ ami Unit these resolution he spread tees or as o th e r cliitinuts, o r u u u r - A. D. 1923.lb A. DOUGLASS, upon the minutes of Col. Theodore ing the past year. Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3, U. S. other short talks made by Sir If * f w lc s e s Knight McFnrlnml, of Lb Grunge, Committee: Lou Smith Tcrheun Beal Estate— Investments 111., Sir Knight Derby, of Oil City. Maude Smith jna h ig h Pa., and Sir Knight Martin, of Neva Haynes M asonic Bldg. Phone 707. ^ Ndrwich, Conn. Refreshments were served by ■ .O ffic e Manager, Sam Younts the Order of Eastern Stnr, the |roni page 1) following named Indies personally assisting: Mrs. I. D. Martin, Mrs. in for Lloyd. Murray Jarvis, Mrs. Elizabeth ur yarda. , ItCCRC Scott, Mrs. Kntherino McKay, Mrs. FINANCIAL REVIEW ................ a a a a a a a a B a a m n a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a u a a a a a a M H B H a a a B a a a a a a B B a a a a a H B B B H iM a a a a a a a B < 'a NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—f/P)— Herman made Alma Gibbs, Mrs. R. E. Shinhol: |Urd mado eight ser, Mrs. Mamie Griffin, Mrs. Sar­ Rocurrim: periods o f weakness characterized this week’s stock Uvn on Sanford’s ah Parker and Mrs. R. Turner. market. Speculative uneasiness ■ Urninn made two was generally attributed to the ratio seven yards, lightening of money rates in fed­ ladders anil careral reserve centers outside o f New ■ “A TOWN is like a language or n human sit h him across Babson says the Dixie will Aorl; and its possible effect on the IHng. I( must ntart naturally nnd grow of a touchdown. On supply of funds loanable on stock its own power. You can’t invent it or create hhe try for1 point, be a continuous city som e it.” market collateral. Severe swells khile accurately took place but they generally fail­ day. Implite. Sanford lias grown south and ed to hold although impressive [Sanford 0. Money buys what it wants. DAYTONA, Fin.. Nov. 31.—f/T) strength developed in a number of Ito Booth on his w est for fifty years. railroad shares. —Hurry Prettyman’s bnck-to-the Barber niado W est First Street is the Dixie Business and financial news w a s f>r made two fnrm forces were considerably The “D ixie” is t he great art­ largely favorable. It included rein Sanford. Smingers 35-ynrd augmented today by the arrival ir. 13Ji Acres Midway llelw cen Sanford and Orlandp of expanding steel operation, Iwas incomplete Daytona of the entire Royal Pines aports ery pouringlife into Sanford A strictly m odern and U[i-l»-dnto camp. (Itmcral store further rcduelluii in crude oil You will never make a bad l as gunrd for sales personnel consisting of (11 production, weekly freight load­ irt ’onmiction. C ollages, T en ts, Ite stau ran t, l ’oaling, men and the supporting executive from the north and west. i punted to Hertrade buying property on ings, heavy over subscription of B athing, Deep Well W ater owned on Dny- and publicity departments. This organization which made the Italian loan and relatively Ilullard made Main street an any growingThe day will come when the easy money rates. The week also tackle. Hccse an enviable record in Asheville, brought forth a number of fav­ JOHNSON & CO. town. man who failed to get proper­ ullard mail*,1 two N. C., will be merged with the orable dividend developments, in­ P. 0 . Box 85 I.ungwciod. present Prettymnn organization own. cluding substantial stuck division ty on the Remember Broadway iecse for no gain. handling Dnyton-DeLnnd farms to on .Mack trucks, railway steel Isa; incomplete the most ambitious farm project will be sorry. “Little OK New York” spring and international business ply eight yards in Florida, which opens up 44,- machines and speculating up of the thi 000 acres of farm lands on — . I Harbor... pnss to . lock on n 4 to 1 basis. Bncomiiletc. Bar- Dcl.nnd highway, midway between *,nry.der Die New England Telephone nnd Daytona ami IhT.and. T-;l Entzminger Amalgntion will make tho I’rct- Telegraph Company restored it s and first down TO A LL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OF stock to an SH annual basis and tin Telephone No. 120 Hall Building til with the ball selling forco in tho stiite engaged Atlantic Const Line and Texas SANFO RD AND VICINITY |*e ion- on Day- exclusively in handling five and Calf Sulphur Co., declared extra a o i ii i» B iN K a a H » B i B B a z a i a B R a N E ii a n E i ii a H B n B a ia i ix B ii u i a a > ia a a B a a ia i N i ia a B R » ten aero farm trni’ts. T he sc ale of w ages for journeym en C arpenters of Local dividends. Commenting on the new organi­ [Sanfurd 0. Union 1751 of Sanford, I'la., will he $1.10 per hour on zation, It. II. Vonstoin, publicity the ha'If Grant director said, “Royal Pines brings and a fte r J a n u a ry 1, 192G. By unanim ous vote of Local pnan, Thompson a wealthy of enthusiasm mid sales • i f1| *t %a t < * *» » UnioiV 1751. j. stA Dutton for ability to aid the farm movement jurn'evr.; kicked B y C. C. FLY NN in Florida. In selecting Mr. PrutTie hall was tymnn’s project after an oxhaut- What More Do Yon W ant? Recording Sec •clary. ie tien kicked tlvo study of every section of the 5 room house on C entral sUd hut roenv- state wo did so seeing the ap­ Ave near Elm, $1,200 will h-;jri line. Bull- proach of a great agricultural era handle this. B a I a n c v l*'4l3U3HRBBflBBBB9BEinBBMSnBBiXniBBBBaaBBIlBBRn9llflB!lBBM fjiws am! first in Florida. monthly ai half of w hat it Me five yards, "The development of the “One yards and Crat Man” farm idea nnd its possibili­ is renting for paving all -i » * i i *i *• i *t u stopped for a ties wil ninlrk a new step fn the paid, no interest on notes. :nd loft end by development of the won­ You will miss a real good Imade no giin. economic der state. In this work we are chance to make some E Z j to King an his proud to share.” money if \ou let th is one If. Barber made pass. the next play TO RAISE SALARIES N ot in any p ast ages was th e H ighw ay lo Life opened u p ; for in all p a st ages Irolled across the |br darted hack, men have continued to die. TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 2<).—(T’)— Means “I feoop and just across the goal Telegraphers who remained in T ho H ighw ay to Life m eans w hat th e w ords im ply; namely, n way by which Take a look at UiD one—Corner taekli-rr hanging the service of tho railroad and in Pinehurd Eastern exp. th e people can g et eternal life here, now. [team from losing' stiking operators who returned be­ fore midnight last night together $1,585.00, 00 CASH. Lets ■ Mfety. all new men will share in a have quick action if you want ■ I* beautiful punt with a ------------------general wage increase ordered by T ho c astin g up o f this highw ay and t h e g ath erin g out of its stones is in p ro ­ a this. Leal posts to Bulgress before our eyes. _ r>‘l 23 yards to the Atlantic Coast Line railroad, " i - ■•Lf i r r A -~i«l i 5 lots on Oak and Eavens Sts., it was announced today by G. E. line. Grant lost Rollins, $2,500.00 cash, balance to suit. assistant superintendent. hit out of bounds, Three lots on Magnolia, one T h e way o f th e people, a way th ey h av e never h ith e rto had, is being m ade yards. Bullard cor. These can be bought under Up to a late hour today Mr. read y for th em — th e way hy w hich th e y will gain everlasting life on e a rth . ■round left end. th , market. Bullard booted Coot idgo had not received his dis­ wnt for u field charge notice from the Shipping Give ua the pleasure of show­ Board.— Detroit News. ing you. l Sanford D. a '•I to Dutton on rP— Eipi tmmmJtm*m Good reliable used cars. N ot abused. t:, ii. g r i : i : \ ,line, Entzminger on a criss cross. Sold and Exchanged t . a. u .ti.u v r ‘" S a r d - . T h o m p a PUTCH ESS L !,1arottml left end. a 117 M agnolia Avenue I’cese, who was u a a a ia iB in ia iN a iia a a a iin iB a a a a a a a iia n ia a R iB iv iB in ’>' tackle by Grier yard l i . Bullard Beese made s ia a iia ia ija ia H B a H iiM B H B a a iiB B a iB z a ia a a a B B a H U B B in R EA LT O R ■ ■ retired from 'din went in for L‘i‘ two yards and 230 Mcinch Bldg. ,,,> made no gain, of New York C ity yard as the ipiarPhono 718 -V OF m f 31* \ A Real Good Buy LOCAL DEMOLAYS BANQUET GUESTS OF COMMANDERY H. B. LEWIS c o . T The Davey-YVinston Organization | Financial Review [ iE OF 9-0 \ I l P rettym an’s Sales Force Declared To Be Biggest In State C. C. Flynn, Secretary s LOCAL UNION OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS : OF AMERICA \ Route A, Box 248-D. » Phone 31 Mr. Arthur Brisbane Aptly Says: s FOR SALE Short’s Auto Camp DIXIE, . NOTICE in C ity R ealty Co. The Highway t ® L ife millions now living will never die \ Look a Lot I Hew Cadillac Models i Seminole Hudson-Essex ! Cadillac Co. 5 w. • Sanford 0. [a Ilayton as posVard line. Grant Hetcher punted bounds. Wilcox and carFd- Burdick went Thompson made n, - recovercil a tJ s front Booth P. Carter A . W IS E 5 Tilings to be thankful for You can be thankful that you will soon be silting up to a big table groaning with tuikey and other good thing!— That you can now scour ths forests and fields for game, Exceptional Plumbing Calls for A. I). ROSIER HEAR — A Real Opportunity ., San Lanta Homes Several distinctive stucco housed of Spanish architecture, em­ bodying every convenience including gas, water, bentero mid built-in features, are ready for immediate occupancy. These homes are splendidly located In the midst of Sanford’s Residential Masterpiece where thoughtful restrictions ganran* Milane Theatre - r * , * r . a . w m i : «f Now Y ork. N. Y . la aisoclalod with Go* JlMipiuartar* office of tin* t. It. S. A, ll<i hrliiK* a S unday, N ov. at 7:45 P. M. view of world ■•vents as d i s ­ cussed l*y associ­ ates In tho work, on** ilmi reflects t h n moderation tliat counsel o f ­ S e a ts F ree T he l e c t u r e r nsen specific I 'v r n ls of our d a y t h a t f u l ­ fil iimnhocy. T h# fers. No Collection K**nt*ral them# la In tern atio n al Bible S tu d e n ts A ssociation *:•.; ■* co v e red la the hook, " H a r p or God.” t*c poatp.il*l. A d d re ss I. Jl. S. A. sol U nion Av#., Latifurd. Fla. �5 r-- Sc tv M w * tS5« V' • *f,' . i•#.- P A G E FOUR Hie Sanford Herald »* S S ^ S:l,-VfVV.v I P I Po . .;•-' »’ • ’ *•.. i^i.?. &vi*- V f) "‘ '■' • * Vw Get Ready For Thanksgiving T hanksgiving D ay will be cereb rated n e x t T hursdny. 7 ,~ 5 *M SMond CiiH Mittir. T he P resid en t of th e U nited S ta te s h a s alre ad y issued a 17, l i l t . *t th« PostoJIlM ard^ Florida undor Act of proclam ation s e ttin g aside N ovem ber 26 a s th e day on which th e e n tire nation will be th a n k fu l. M iU H O U DMA* —----- a J J d J I WL HOWifll) BKRQ-.----- **■— ** Some people, w ho wait fo r T h a n k sg iv in g D ay to come I l l H tlM tll *TW»« f > ,l> *** I so th a t th ey may be th a n k fu l, a re alread y p lan n in g the* d etails o f th e d ay ’s fe stitiv itie s. B ig din n ers a re being a r ­ rum jjatj »w» , ? •tmormiPTfo'i Six H e a t h s _ 1 1 1 ! Oao Teai—IT.uo ran g ed so th a t th e y m ay c a t f a r m ore th an is good for U allv arad In CIV tor C s r r is r , p*r W a a b l r EdltlO* 11.00 them . T he m any e x tra s th a t will g race th e ir bountiful WMk. Uo. p*r r « » f boards will never be begrudged. T he th o u g h t u p p erm o st in ■f e c i a l J io n c o i All obituary ■ofleva, cards of thanka. rtaolotion* th e m inds of th o se people w ill be th e big d in n e r and it ■ad nolle** ot •ntar^|n--anla »bor* will be m ade g re a t. rharfftfl ar§ anade will cnarsiu for at rtfolar *dv*rtt*log rat**. T h e re are, how ever, m nny o th e rs who a re th a n k fu l ■HMnrR T im AMOCIATKD m i l l o ften d u rin g th e y ear, and th e se a re also plan n in g th e w ay T V . A ssociated Praaa la axeluaT hese, too, plan i r a l r e n t itle d to Mis a s s f o r r a - in w hich th ey will observe th e holiday. p a b fle a tlo n o ' a ll nawa dispatch** th e ir T h an k sg iv in g din n er b u t th ey a rc th in k in g also of c r e d i t s to It o r not o th a rw la * crad* w h n t th e y can do to m ake th e day have its g re a te s t m eaning. T h a n k sg iv in g D ay o ffers a g re a t o p p o rtu n ity fo r th e s tu d e n t o f hum un n a tu re to g e t a collection of fa c ts. In­ SATURDAY. NOV. 21, 1925 ste a d of being a day devoted to g ra titu d e as w as originally in ten d ed it should be, it has d eg en erated into n d ay of g o rg ­ THR IIERALu’S PLATFORM 1/--Deeper water rocte to Jackaoti* ing, w hile g ra titu d e and th a n k sg iv in g h as been very largely Till*. o m itte d from th e program o f fe stiv itie s. 2.—Construction of SL Johns-lnA m ericans in 1925 have so m any th in g s fo r which diar River canal. to bo th u n k fu l it would seem th a t thi« y ear, of all y ears, J,—Extension cf white way. i f >BtUtalon of local sransements. th e day o u g h t to be fittin g ly observed. It should be m ade —Swimming pool, tennia court*, a day fo r ex p ressin g g ra titu d e fo r th e m nny blessin g s th a t etc. 4 .—Augmenting of building pro- hnve come to us and fo r c a rry in g h ap p in ess nnd b rin g in g C am—bouses, hotel*, apartment glad n ess into th e lives of those nround us, som e of whom naea. m ay be less fo rtu n a te . (.—Extension of street paving pro­ S an fo rd people undoubtedly will properly observe n ex t gram. 1 —Const ruction of boulevard T h u rsd a y so th a t its g re a te s t m eaning m ay be m an ifest. aroind lake Monroe. S u b sta n tia l Sanford h as been blessed in th e la s t y e a r anti ( —Comp1e?.loa of city beantlflea- th e re a re num eituts reasons fo r w hich we, h e re in th is tton program. V.—Expansion of school ayatem favored s|yot, hnve cause fo r th an k s. So in m a k in g your with proviilon for Increaaed fa­ plans do qot allow th e dinner fe a tu re to be th e only o u t­ cilities. sta n d in g expression of g ra titu d e . S anford people have the o p p o rtu n ity of observing th e d ay in a w ay w hich will b rin g BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY c re d it to th e com m unity and jo y to m any. P e rh a p s th e THE FIRST AND THE LAST: T h an k sg iv in g spirit, will m ake itse lf show n in m ore n eig h ­ — I am the first, and l um the borliness and less selfish n ess and in an e ffo rt to tak e aw ay last: and besides me thero is no God. Is there a God besides mo? th e loneliness o f th o se hun d red s of new com ers who have yea, there is no God: I know not chosen S anford ns th e ir home d u rin g th e recen t m onths. ------------------o-----------------any. Isaiah 44: 0, 8. ■>*' V- ®®K • s. ■*i ™ T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SATURDAY, N OVEM BER 21, 1 9 2 5 .------------------- SOME GUYS HAVE ALL THE LUCK A s Brisbane Sees It ■■r-r 11,000,000 for London Mr*. Coolldge-Queen Mary Birth Control? Go Slowly The Nation I* Richer BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copynirnt ISIS) tv :--1****- : d a k Dot Jour - n » *****lour | V. Thr "'n N i t l in 8 " S „ *"*• LORD ASHFIELD, manager of London’* subways, predicts n pop­ ulation of eleven millions soon. If so, London’s population will be a long way behind that of New York. Lord Ashfield, who has hail good training—he once managed Detroit’s electric railways—says great cities must look to under­ ground railways for traffic Telief. oit Some *omrn i \1 THAT WILL help for a while only. Ashfield forgets the flying machine, destined to wipe out con­ gestion in time. Cities, like the dinosaurs, will grow to huge size, then vnnish from the earth. Kind­ ly remember this prediction, if you come back here in 1,000 years. ma?y r l®. nr f o w Aoround ■ 'V York ~ . ' ,fr food th« d™«* if f a ir»£ll P pliment. rx =*3 IWt worn .. I at night, i t u f oimbing up to t 'yt~ m\ WORKERS WILL live together in roomy colonies on hill tops, mountain tops, or by the Benshore, nnd fly to work in single units to factory cities of gas nnd steel from 180 to GOO miles away. Children now living will sec the beginning of that. Ilut don't sell you city corner lot, yet. nn'y thing on. r°obte thin inking care of i V. Society get, }r>>nR to cut fork instead of, -2 % MRS COOLIDGE, in New York with her husband yesterday, did some of her Christmas shopping early. A fidgety _ street corner “red yearn in r\V Jjvf \ \ Sri T -H - QUEEN MARY was in London shops, also, Betting the right ex­ ample. American women, whether they have sense, anil want to imitate the wife of on American president, or Inck .sense nnd want to imitate the wife of a British king, should do their shopping curly. Nothing p0; ro&n more than| kfctu tan it Tkrre are pe an_ opportunity miserable. Rome tmi" ln IktNit a mu| motorcycle and I SoBafiaa a to lead j* •. place*. >NF* TIIE DOWAGER Queen Alexan­ dria. mother of King George, wai dangerously ill of heart failure! last night. Today’s papers may PRAYER:— Lord, wo believe tell of her death, physicians hav­ SATURDAY EVENING SERMON that Thou hast crentcd nil things ing little hope. Girls Walk the Streets nnd that in Thee all things exist, Alexandria, soon to he 81 years BY DR. O. II. GREENWELL, I’nstor First Christian Church and we worship nnd ndore Thee old, always kept with her the works O ver fifty th o u san d girls, w rites th e W orld N ews S er­ of Ella Wheeler Wilcox, whose ns the One True nnd Living God, mangled for the sins of the world, “TIIE ATONEMENT" beside Whom there is none else. vice, a re w alking th e stre e ts of New Y ork. Ju stic e Boyle early poems contain much warmth Christ combines in his own per­ the vail of the symbolical Temple and sunshine. o f th e C h ild ren ’s C o u rt says, ‘‘T h ere are 50,808 fly-by-night was rent in twain from the top Royalties, often get tired of son perfect humanity nnd perfect to the bottom: and the way into EASTWARD TURNS THE Kiris roam inff th e .streets of New York C ity because of lack their divinity and that, in n word, he is royalty nnd its limitations. BANDIT the Holiest of all was then typi­ o f p ro p er home en v iro n m en t”. How wilt they like heing common­ himself ‘‘God mnnifest in the cally revealed to the eyes of mor­ flesh." That something Is always Poor Jesse James but little knew billions of years ? T hink of w h a t that) sta te m e n t m eans, “ B ecause of lack ers in heaven for ______ due to offended and violated jus- tals. The real rewnrds of crime. of p ro p er home en v iro n m en t”. B ecause a g irl’s p aren ts Soon after this the bars of death He did the best that one can do MR. M. NICOLL, Jr.. New York t k ? ,wi'1- perhnp^ he readily con­ failed in th e ir d u ty to her, she is m ade to s u ffe r d e g ra d a ­ state commissioner of health, de­ reded by all. The demands of were broken and Christ rose from Who lives before his time. The hanks ho robbed were few tion and an existence worse th a n death. Because a g irl’s nounces the waste of women’s justice must he met and the maj­ tho dead, the first-fruits of them esty of the law sustained in every that slept. He spent 40 days with and far, p a re n ts th in k th e y m u st go to c ab arets in o rd e r to rem ain lives every year in child birth. The roads were wet and rough, in hhe social w hirl, o r spend so much tim e q u arrelin g be­ The complaint is just. A na­ human organization, or otherwise his disciples, speaking to them of Ho should have had n motor car that spends money teaching the bonds of the association will things pertaining to tho kingdom tw een th em selv es th a t they don’t have tim e to properly tion To help him do his stuff. farmers how to look after the soon be severed, nnd anarchy and of God. And then having ascend­ b rin g up ch ild ren , a girl m ust walk tihe s tre e ts a t n ig h t. birth of pigs and calves ought to lawlessness will soon universally ed to tho heavens as Our Great High Priest, not with the blood of The bandits of the wild, wild West F o rtu n a te ly Florida has not seen m uch of th is condi­ be interested in human mothers prevail. bulls, nnd of goats hut with His Amassed a little fame What is sufficient to meet and also. tion. M ost of o u r Florida people believe th a t w hen a couple And did their poor nnd feeble best own blood. to satisfy the claims of justice on m a rrie s it is tim e to give up ru n n in g around, if ev er begun, To play ii daring game. BUT, THERE might lie harm in account of transgressions commit­ "He made an atonement for the But not a one of them would dare nnd se ttle down, in fact as well a s in th eo ry . too much encouragement of birth ted in tho family, in the school, in sills of the world. God accepted To piy,*hy light of day, B ut a s F lorida grows, and comes to possess cities of control, a remedy, suggested by the state, or in the nation? This the offering as being fully ade­ Their trade along the thorough- con sid erab le population, it may come to see m ore of th a t Dr. Nlcoll. It is preposterous thnt is the most delicate and embar- quate to meet and satisfy the de­ far* condition of w hich we road in Now Ybrk. It will if F lorida any woman should bo compelled to ttsslng of nil executive functions. mands of His government; and Called little old Broadway, have children against her will, But, if this problem is bo very solved the greatest moral people e v e r g et th e idea th a t social life, of th e “ running brutally cruel to withhold from difficult nnd embarrassing even in thus problem that had ever occupied The robber earned n scanty wage n ro u n d " kind, should have precedence over th a t m ore serious poor overwot ked mothers birth its relations to the small arid com­ the attention of men or angels. And ran great risk of jull control knowlcge that every pros­ paratively unimportant govern­ p h ase of ra is in g a family. The problem of "Redemption" Who stopped by night a passing perous woman gets from her phy­ ments of this world, what does it has never, nor never will be able Blood will tell and breeding has a lot to do w ith a man stage become when it is extended to the to fully explain what the reason­ o r w om an’s c h arac te r, bu t give them the b est in th e world sician, as a matter of course. For money in the mail. vast empire of Jehovah: when it ing of God was on this subject, It's easier, before tho cops o f t)hut, coupled w ith a bad environm ent, and they h av en ’t HOWEVER, T H E important is made to embrace a government hv which he felt compelled, ac­ Can rally nnd pursue, a chance. T ak e aw ay th e present good environm ent which thing in the creation of children which has for its Constitution the cording to Ills own infinite na­ To hire n car and loot the shops F lo rid a h as, and it will soon see, as New York C ity does, is affection, not money. A child’s divine nature itself, and on the ture, to refuse to pardon a single Along Fifth Avenue. stnrt in life depends, not on the proper administration of which sin except through the blood of 50,808 g irls w alking th e stre ets a t night. father’s bank account, hut on the depend the order, stability, and His son. Hebrews, U:22; Romans, ----------------o---------------No bandits lately roam the West— mother's love and respect for her well-being of the whole universe? 8:18:23. Which West iB wild no more. T h e Seaboard A ir bine evidently believes th a t popula­ children s father. A man sincere-1 Who can say on what conditions a It was then evident that tho de­ The gunmen find that crirno pays tion and b u sin ess hav e gone to Florida to stay or it would iy devoted to his wife gives his sin may nnd should he pardoned mands of justice nnd all the claims best children the right start, if he gives • • ■ not go in fo r building 216 miles of new road in th a t s ta te . them health and character, without that has been committed against of the divine government had been In street nnd shop nnd store. Him who has established his met and satisfied by the sin-offer­ — S p a rta n b u rg (S. C.) Herald. And so n gun and musk they don money. throne ing OI of tChrist even IIIUIV more lUtljf fully **»•*• and . .. . in the , heavens, , ’ and --- whose ' , 1N|; 111 1Ml UVCll And hid folks stnnd nnd fork Kingdom ruleth over all. Psalm m,m . perfectly than if all the penTheir money and their jewels on AS TO number you nover can MY FAVORITE STORIES 'allies of violated law had been diTho sidewulks of New York. tell. Alexander the Great was a For a long time this wns the | reetly inflicted on the offending By IRVIN S. COBIl —James J. Montague one nnd only. Caruso followed 18 mystery of all mysteries. And parties. brothers and sisters. Headline in nn exchange nay.’-, In Owen county, Ky., there for­ nnd thicker all the time. It seems Nature is wiser than birth con­ hence it is that the history of r e-[ The scope of Christs prayer in •‘Favors Movement to Take Off merly resided a self-ordained or­ I can't git rid of ’em noway. Whut trol or eugenics. The mother that demotion is a history of successive the Garden of Gethsenmnec was, Women’s Disabilities." The heart­ acle on nil ipiestions pertaining would you advise?” wants children lias the best chil­ wonders. So far as wo know it “O, my Father, if it be possible less one, now thut menus someone to subjects of forming, horse rais­ "My son,” said the wise man, dren. Eugenist will reply. "Yes, lias no parallel in the divine a d -1let this cup pass from me.” That ing nnd hog guessing. To him "I don’t want to brag, but I reek- therefore it is only common sense ministration. When angels sinned if there is any other possible way is going to catch cold. one day, as he set on n horse in you ain't made no mistake in to let the others know how they Ii. was the end of their probation. , in which poor sinners can be saved. Their hopes were vanished forever. the claims of justice satisfied, and “After awhile,” tho Times-Unlon block facing the public square at cornin' to me—you’ve struck on to may avoid having them." And it is most likely that when the divine law magnified, then und one man that’s filten to advise you Owonston, came a pestered young remnrks, "the Prince of Wales will man sinned nnd fell his ease wan only then, let this cup of inde­ husband-man from the knobs along in this here matter cf anybody nn "THERE IS no inflation of any be noted for his nhility to fall off regarded ns equally hopeless by all a horse." Whaiidn you mean "aft­ the Kentucky River with this ques­ this earth is. Man nnd hoy, I've kind in the commercial field." the higher created intelligences in' scribable Buffering pass front me. But rich an inexhaustible as ate been givin' the subject of sassa­ "’I here is absolutely no reason for tion! er awhile?" We thought he was. "Uncle (lamp, how am I going to fras sprouts my earnest attention curtailing credits there." Th* tho universe who xvere cognizant (he divine resources, it seems that ---------o--------of the fact. there was no other possible rem­ Practically everything will he get ahet of sassafras sprouts? fur goin’ on sixty years. And it’s stock market has been boiling be­ If ever there was a time when edy. The pesky dern things hnve jest a my deiiberatic judgment that when cause people have suddenly real­ run by machinery twenty-five Christ himself had to suffer in any of God's creatuies might he years from today, thinks the Bah bout took nn old field of mine, i'vo sassafras sprouts starts to tnkin’ ized the creation of new values." supposed to ho ready to charge order to meet and to satiafv tho a farm the only way you kin git tried choppin' ’em out and plow timoro Sun. But then we'll still I l!(JS .SPOKE to bankers in Him with partiality und injustice, just nnd necessary demands of have women doing their own argu­ in' 'em under and hurnin’ ’em over rid of 'em is jest to pack up and but they keep on gettin’ thicket move off and leave 'em." Detroit not Zarathustrn, but n fi­ it seems to me thnt that was the the divine government, or ot tiering. nancial superman, Charles E. time. The fact that man had wise the whole human race must -oMitchell, who runs the more than sinned was known in Heaven. perish forever. He saw it; H< un­ *’A11 communications for this of-] derstood it: He felt it: He no long­ “THERE OUGHT TO BE” a billion dollar National City Hank Earth and Hell. fice must be signed. We positive-1 of New York. And the fact that justice de­ er hesitated. He accepted the ASHEVILLE CITIZEN ly refuse to publish any unani­ manded satisfaction was also dread alternative. mous letters,"—Cissnu Park News. He was borne to the cross us known. Rut when, where and ONIA 1,11 I LE minds are over­ Of course there should he— venerated faith in phrase was Guess that'll hold the writers for how had this satisfaction lieen an Innocent lamb was borne to the whelmed by big figures. Mr. everybody says so. Everybody awhile. made in Spartanburg recently we Mitchell, who buys Liberty bonds, given ? Ah, that was the ques­ altar, and his blood was poured has been saying so for many learn from The Journal. and such, for his hank, twenty nnd tion. Nothing. Nothing had as out for the sins of the world! to be." The St. Pioneer Press is Jyears—"There ought Mr. Thor|>e boldly proposes a forty million dollars worth at a yet appeared within the horizon And now O, sinner, will you re­ Hardly need to ask a substitute for the term, "There moved to remark that "prohibition Whnt? ject the rich benefits procured for thnt was sufficient to justify such time, knows that our transactions which everybody ought to be fewer laws." He claims has inspired less poetry than question to do not mean inflation in this land an event as the salvation of a soul vou through the infinite merits cf wine.” All of which is another knows the answer. "There ought that already wo have too many of 17o,000,000 people, and heaven that had been defiled by sin. that blood? good argument in favor of pro- to be a law." laws in the millions that clutter The purpose of Jehovah, which Legislators have worked man­ the law books; he says "There knows how many billion dollars. hibltion. no created eye hail yet seen, but C o n tem p o rary Comment) — — o -------fully to meet this need—so much ought to he a law" has been gross­ the shadow of which was even then WHEN THE wages nnd other Italy hus just paid buck five must be said in behalf of oft-crit­ ly over-worked nnd should be given of 175,000,000 people are present on every patriurchial al­ As regards our invitation to pay million dollars of its war debt anil icised legislatures, ami so soon ns a long vacation. We have already earnings suddenly everything else tar. This conception was more or it seems that every time the Frank then turned around und borrowed any considerable sentiment has so many laws that every day doubles in doubled value. When 20,000,000 less confirmed by every new de­ declines the franc declines.—Vir­ one hundred million more. That proclaimed thnt "There ought to every eood citizen breaks a dozen workers eaeh, make $:t.00 a day velopment of God’s great purpose ginia-Pilot. may bo bad financing hut it's a be a law" in respect to this or that nr so. more than they used to make, or whether in type or prophecy! dam good system if you can get the legislators have rushed up It is true that we have too many Money is n small matter with away with It. with the law. In fact, quite often laws but this will not he accepted |G0,000,000 a day, eighteen billion Therefore ns the sun is the censolar system, around most of us—especially after the ---------o-------it needed but for one or two in­ as ii knockout blow for "There dollars in a year or 300 working u ’r of other things increase in val­ which all other planets revolve so taxes are paid and the fuel bin A Newark man says it doesn't dividuals to say “There ought to ought to be." The people have be­ days, ue. Christ is the center of attraction replenished.— Fergus Falls (Minn.) make any difference whether u be" to start the law-making mill come so accustomed to depend on Wo are riehcr than we were, and tn tho kingdom of God — nnd Journal. woman opens or closes hor eyes in motion. laws a* the best remedy for all around which all symbols, shadwhen she is kissed just bo she So many people and so many in­ Kocial ills and situations that puz­ that is no calamity. Don't gamble, but don’t let any ows and types revolve in tho word An American film producer says keeps her mouth closed afterwards. terests have repeated this phrase zle that they will not reully cease pessimist frighten vou into Hell­ that it is easier to move an audi­ Will someone hand him the ivory so many, many thousands of times calling on tho invoking spirit, ing anything of real value. But still all was mystery. The ence to tears than to laughter. und legislatures have so faithfully ‘There ought to be." They are camphor container? vail of the Temple made without Especially with one of (their com­ ---------o--------made affirmative response thut quite willing to abolish thousands IS OUR national aircraft depart­ Forty-three peoplo were killed one would think that the phrase of existent laws hut not willing to ment well managed, does It en­ hands had not yet been rent; the ic films.— Punch. nnd 208 others were injured in would be given a rest from work. put the brpkos on the law ma­ courage flying? That question in- way into the true Holy of Holies had nyt yet been made manifest to traffic accidents in ten southern But ulways new conditions arise chine. Canada’s announcement that terests President Coolidge, who liny creature, the grave had not states during the past week. Flor­ to work it. Good vouds drag it Seriously, we should consider has striven earnestly to encourage lost one of its victims, and life "any one willing to work is wel­ ida stands second in the list of from Uh rest, every new discovery Mr. Thorpe's suggestion. Should flying, commercial and military. come here,” should not be taken and immortality had not yet been those killed and first In the num­ invokes its aid, the automobile it really be necessary, for example Tho President got nn answer to fu ly brought to light by the Gos­ too literally in China and India. Providence Journal. ber Injured., This business of try­ alone brought ubout a situation to have a law forbidding expec­ tho question yesterday from Lieut- pel. ing to cross the track uhend of the which caused penple to suy hun­ toration on sidewalks? We are Lelgh Wade, a first cluss Ameri­ Even the Apostles of Christ train or trying to see how hard dreds of times, "There ought to fur from urging repeal of this un­ can aviator, one of those that Mr. Coolidge'd economy program yet ignorant of the fact that has been so successful that the your car can hit another, is g et­ he u law." used ordinance, hut could not an made the first flight around the were their Master must suffer death, be ting to be serious, and sonic of Comes now an iconoclast, a de­ appeal tn public sentiment by civic world, he says at the fnreial and government is now able to employ these days a few people are going nier of tho fuith trusting millions organizations have effected the disgraceful Mitchell trial. "I in­ buried, and rise again the third 8,000 more jobholders that it had according to the scriptures. See to realize if.—Sanford Herald. have in their favorite phrase, an same purpose? In fact, is it not tend to resign from the Army air a year ago.—Columbia Record. And yet, when we consider the infidel who scoffs at its superna­ this sentiment which now prompts service, because it offers little op­ Mark 0:9-10—Luke 21:45-47—Jno 20:9—Hebrews 9:8. ^ mo’ mad scramble, especially in Flor­ tural power to invoke benefit to a lair compliance with the law? portunity." . Editorial says the young Chi­ i But in the fulness of time the nese in China are "tearing their ida, we wonder why there arc not mankind, and boldly propose* tc Tho law reully merely proclaimed There ure some other resigna­ Great Antitypo of all the sacrimore uccidemd. We shall have substitute a contradiction. He is the public virw and this could tions thut would pleusc.tho people shirts for self government." Over polic* proLu (ion at railroad cross- Merlo Thorpe, editor of The N a­ lmv« been done otherwise, we more, and pie President ought to flees that wero over slain by di- here they tear other peopled shirts vine appointment appeared on the *,ng» some day:-—Orlando hentino]. tions Business, agjl hi* denial of think. tor no reason at nil.—New York orgo them. ?£*!!’ A-a was torn and American, Jpaul I ’ •• Of liOtl. V J STATE DEBTS MIAMI HERALD Debts incurred by individuals, cities or states are not always un­ desirable. In fact, it is very often an indication of good business acu­ men to go into debt. In general, however, a person feels more com­ fortable if he is square with the world, and the same thing may be said of states. For this reason there is considerable satisfaction in knowing that Florida is one ..f the few states which has no bonded indebtedness. This does not tell tho whole story for this state. There is a bnlanco in the treasury of nearly seven million dollars. All this has come about in spite of the fact that Florida does not impose the two forms of nuisance tax which are used in most of the other, states, and by the Federal govern­ ment—the income and inheritance taxes. _Nor docs this tell the whole story. It might bo supposed, judging from the experience of other states, that Florida would be without roads and other public possessions which properly belong in a state, nnd which ure usually secured by loading the people up with n heavy bonded Indebtedness, It is quite true that mnpy ()f the cities and counties in Florida have bonded for roads and streets, but the amount of this indebtedness is no larger than the same form of T H E debt ia etI* jJ [..■ UU| •* ‘"'H : iie .I lent zrasfvr'l founl ad, taJ fast utkf «p\| Or: djwia J jum for rax ii money tu m | oratally. It hr 7",‘12' ami if found by *2: an inarm, and ratals in ccr,*tnrtk* way* te 1st! CODIit'tt ltffl quickly sftp rarely ay ir M ar .htaiivb qrt nataj raaj dtht, y«n hw « (■mJe'-ithUi in nay d ^ these tutu ik and >11 d liiensirt tat*1 the ssme in Florida- I nrcuttd l> -• I sanity jud u from its w* been and i» of all the i A S S IS T A N T P R ® ASHEVILLE CITIZEN fset it w , Honrablc Calvin Coolidge ‘•chief clerk U no understudy who is clever that he can counterfeit char­ liver and it acteristic Coolidge expressions. the duties really Talk that Judson C. YVeUiver, until will President » lately chief clerk to the President, , j wrote the Coolidge address, is dis­ ground. invited to n— L proved if only by the admitted fact that lie wrote most of President Old Rettkr • be his Harding’s speeches. speech as There is no possible resemblance that the between the “Harding" diction anil sonally wgg* that of the present chief executive. the Old Re,t*fn The former, as turned out by Mr. R is no et*! ■ WelHver, was heavy with ponder­ has. He mJSJJ ous phrases, and moved with un- else he in>J , gninly gait—Mr. Harding hiniseit the President-* did much better work. The Uool* |y c e rta in . Am idge utterances are clear-cut and sion may to the point. nomination * It is of course no discredit example, the i a President that he has some one c|ude that * to write his addresses. He has no Western Mate the time to give to study of SUU many complex mutters which nuy boy scribe the OW■ be involved in a subject. Ho taU ing cowooyi. utilize other men nnd their talen. be hooted- » for this purpose— there is n° *?' -h e coold no.] tuitions. The first doubts begin he had m«W And President Coolidge n . gpefen* have to come to this method. b»"»” b r e a iu n g t i ; | 3 S of Porr a f The Southern States R ^ J ’***" hardiy K “ ,1 League recently met in . as to fflpnwjy hum and massed its t°rcc* tic primaries ^ drivo on tho solid Democratic cannot be were the best man-. South. Ways and means d for accomplishing ^ ^ ScrstsndiD? considerc aim. O utstanding in thethec read' engsg* V cnees of ot the league le a g u e was m«r-ible for an offl<* ing of n letter from the wncwNJ ment.’BuMhereUj Elihu Root, one oc of the Va.[u \ L , which of the Republican party, JJ Thing ho state*! it would be a gre ^ ^ g r s y i l for the Democratic PartY , |oa. South to ho put in danger ol -fiSpS? ing an election. * Some ( i * * * their Not looking nt the had solidarity from solely, ho W arded the org tion of u strung Republicai I lic*m * . e YM |v retir‘d in tho South ns beneficial in respects to th« South » wllhjn regarded a primary c 1 • necthe limits o f , ° T XSrscinalitiM htfc^M fn>ossarily a contest of P \ . |e8 0r and not a contest of prindl c? r > 'I P° “ , r point h .. .I n c b« ” oppfjrftjcfc .t,V » ed C T t i . J ii% patches from Alabat tr ­ ibal so far five natorial candidates h i . for < for the honor, und the c n ^ P(W <i nlnni must necessarily i* t �5 v^T W fltj V ’"Sv ? .-Grr.i •t -w ^4 i ' ^ *- __________ 'N* . -7^ S B I “ W .- ;iv^'*-> #t£R4 -•'V S P JH ffi # • -r ‘n t -:i S ' . . . . ; '.': ' : \l f PAG E F T O J H E SANFORD H ER A LD . SA TURD A Y , NOVEMBER 21, 1925. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES —j Personals laf the socibyterion in* mectavor conn is in oy«r. for FlorKh at 3:30 truth Swkew he Methodist meet nt of Mrs. taetto Avenue, i nt the on the John E. Morris, Jr., or Quitman, ^ir j a?i_ mR,rnltlc nt the chapel Ga., and John E. Morris of Ashe­ period, the Freshman clasn of the ville, N. C., are spending several Sanford High School, presented the days in Sanford on business. last of the programs of "Consti­ tutional \\ eek”, which has been ob­ C. R. Dillard and George Mor­ served at the school during the ris were among the business vis­ past week. itors here Friday from Jackson­ This program follows the ones given by tho Senior, Junior nnd ville. bophomore classes nil of which George R. Schmidt of Daytona nave been enthusnsticlly received was In the city Friday on a busi­ by the students a.i well as friends ness mission. an-r>iPa^rc,ls the school „ The program had for its subject Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Wodlinger Know ^our School” and for its left Saturday morning for Tnmpa purpose the presentation of facts where they will spend the week concerning the Sanford High School. The high school orches­ end. tra opened the program with a se­ Mrs. M. H. Wodlinger arrived lection, after which 12 Freshmen here Fridny from Jacksonville to nssembWd across the stage form­ join her husband who is local a- ing the word "Sanford High gent here for tho Davis Shores School". of St. Augustine. They are stop­ ping at the home .of Mrs. W. A. Quarterly Conference Fitts on Union Avenue. ciety of the h WU1 meet jme of Mrs. rin Lakes. Service LeaR. T. Thrasher returned home rlock at the Friday evening from Tnmpa where je on Oak he was the guest of his sister Mrs. F. S. Daiger. • ___ Methodist Mrs. J. N. Tolar left Saturday he home of morning for Lakeland where he gnolia Avc- will spend the week end with her mother Mrs. C. V. McIntyre. She Social Dc- will be accompanied home by Mrs. Club at 8 Mclntyro who has been quite ill hjjm Moore for the past three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wctmore of Ijhibit and Warren, Pn., and Mrs. Mowie S. Lmen’s Club Gutt of Erie, Pa., arrived here Fridny nnd are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rossiter on Mngdj will cnr nolia Avenue. the Wohonoring Mr. and Mrs. John MncDnnoId of I’rovi- nnd their guests, Judge and Mrs. C. C. Remington of Providence, R. I., motored to Orlando on Satur­ day where they spent tho day. rehes Mr. and Mrs. C. Howarth of [church New York City who nre touring I c’clocx. state arrived in the city on | Sermon, 11 the Fridny nnd will spend some timo hero at the Valdez. o’clock. Ill'Ill'll < ■!* M. Forbes and C. A. Shuster fnl. arriva,s °f Pittsburg, were among tho Iikw. as ioi hcro Pa., on Friday< A1 Hunt left Friday for Birm­ 11 a. m. Endeavor ingham, Ain., where he will spend his vacation. | o’clock, avor meet Boyd of Indianapolic, Ind., the day here Friday attend­ 1 Lr.deavor ing to business. the Mrs E. C. Council of Savannah, wvr,vWd ‘_____ [oatof- Ga., is the house guest of Mrs. AlV-1 ilificor- frt’d Lilja on Parka Avenue. RICH ■E. George P .' Bomar of St. Louis, Mo., is spending tho week end here on business. Krmon, Lure of Mrs. Mary Mnines nnd littlo daughter, Mary Ethel, arrived ioni 6:30 home Friday from Dayton, O., where they spent the summer with 0 c.clock. her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herby. ie Inside" rt meeting Charles S. Steele of Ansonln, [ First Bap- Conn., arrived here Friday to ov. 23. spend the winter. arc very services. Mrs. Ray Fox and Mrs. Emmett McCall motored to Orlando on Fri­ I SOCIETY day where they spent the day with ,Tl- cs nre relatives. I Club, Oak Jfeet, every Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fox 1:00 o'clock. left Fridny nfternoon for Valdos­ f t Subject ta, Ga., having been called there I Body". by ther fire which destroyed tho services home of the latter’s mother. l e) of henlJ l'“h s Club »Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lehman re­ will i.e turned Saturday from Tnmpa, - a*. 11:00 whero they spent the past week. 1Huh. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ziegler, Miss ' Bible ini i Lillian Miinsholser and Earle Jones t rice liter- fotiucJ a congenial party motor­ Irrov.ci or ing to Orlando on Friday evening. r't NationMrs. Mary Hommcll who luu r Wedne.s\ byu until boon spending tho summer at Tam­ 'wmn pa arrived here Friday and will pa to at- spend the winter here with herj 1®ake use daughter Mrs. Waiter Coleman. t frio . iGfl’RCII P Adams, 1 ' A. M. rmon by f r e s h m a n c l a ss p r e s e n t s f in a l p r o g r a m o f c o n s t it u t io n w e e k Mra. Christopher Williams of ^ ow York City, arrived here Thursday and will spend the winter here with her daughter, Mrs Edward Marked, at her lovely c°untry home “Edgewnter Farm.” Rearing large placards of yel­ low and black, the school colors, each one of these stated a pertin­ ent fact conderning the cquiptmont, finance, faculty, standing, membership, scholarship, or depnrtmental work of the high school. The Freshmen taking part in this 'Je1, T Griffin, F.loise Lanier, Adele \ining, Kathleen Long, lii".rabeth Clarke, Clifford Rivers. Berajfd Schirard. Pat Miller, Claude Herndon, Robert Armbuster, Robert Elliott nnd 11. C. Wat­ ers. The vivacious little “Exclnmnmation Points" at the close of the program decided that the reasons thus given were also thouj for de­ scribing the Sanford High School as being "the best old schcl in all tho land.” Informal Dance Last Of Methodist Church Night At City Hall Held Friday Evening Is Greatly Enjoyed The fourth quarterly conference of the First Methodist Church of Sanford was held on Fridny even­ ing at 7:30 o'clock with Rev. J. F. Bell ptesiding. Reports were node by the pastor, the board <>f stewards, the Missionary society, the Sunday school superintendent, nnd the president of the Epworth League, all showing a healthy growth in all departments of church during the year, and the board of stewards hopes to meet all financial obligations of the church by the meeting of the an­ nual conference on Dee. The following were elected stew­ ards for the coming year: L. P. Hagan, Zeb Ratliff, S. 0. Shiniiolpor. F. B. Adams, O. J. Pope, W. S. Bradford, W, S. Thorn'on, Ben Munroo, C. C. Priest, J. W. Sneed, F. R. Wilson, R. L. Squires, W, P. Fields, G. E. McRny, It. A. Goodspeed, J. K. McClellan. It. W. Ware, E. II. Laney( It. A. Winstcn, C. C. McCrory, T. W, Russell and Mrs. II. H. Chappell. F. E. Adams was elected super­ intendent of the Sunday school and J, W. Sneed, assistant. It. A. Win­ ston wan chosen Lay Leader, and S. (). Hhinsholser was appointed | district steward. Resolutions were adopted ex­ pressing appreciation of the faith­ ful work of the presiding elder, Rev. J. F. Bell, who is now closing his four years term of service on the district. Miss Rivers Becomes Bride of J. I. Stewart On Friday Evening* A wedding which came os •» sur­ prise to their ninny friend' was that of Miss Ruby Winifred Riv­ ers and James Ivey Stewart, which was solemnized J riday vening at the home of the bride' parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. River on Mag­ nolia Avenue, Rev. T. J. Nixon, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating, using the ling cere­ mony. The bride was attired in a small costume of Pansy satin, with coat chic hat nnd other ncc fories of grey. Immediate y after the c<retnony, tho young couple left in their car for Georgia where they will visit relatives. Upon th> ic -.‘turn to Sanford they will mnk: their home at the residence of the bride’s par­ ents. Union Thanksgiving Services Will Be At Presbyterian Church Union Thanksgiving services will be held at the First Presbyter­ ian Church at I<> o’clock Thursday morning, according U» «n an* nouncemcnt of the program today. Following is the order of the serv­ ices: Rev. E. D. Brownlee presiding. Invocation by Rev. F. D HinuScripture Lesson by Rev. 1. JArmstrong, Prayer by Rev. T. J. Nixson. Sermon by Rcv.Mortin’.e' Glover. Benediction by Rev. 1). IL Greenwell. , , An offering will be taken for the Seminole County Welfare Board. Large American flngs, and other patriotic symbols together with potted palms were used in deco­ rating tho large auditorium at the City Hall for the informal dance, given Friday evening for the mem­ bers of the younger social lot. The music was unusually good, nnd was furnished by the "Main Orchestra", whih is playing for the season nt Avalon Park Hotel. This is the first of a series of dances to be given this winter, the next one will be in two weeka Among those attending last evening were Misses Marjorie Dempsey, Lena Belle Hagan, Em­ ily Griffin, Corn Hill, Muriel Grif­ fin, Orano Roberts, Maud Tyre, ltuba Williams, Nancy Bishop, Martha Peters, Cnrmeta Barber, Mrs. J. Frank Davies of Tnmpa. and Mr, and Mrs. Monroe II. Hut­ ton. Mroois Wimbish, Glenn Wimblsh, Henry Roddenbcrry, Paul Forbes, Ellwyn Moore, Duncan Hasell, Kdgerton l ’ctterson, G. W. Spence, dr., Everell Dash, Clyde Green, Hope Huff, Bill DuBon*. Frank Mnrkwood. George Knight, George Wilson, Bill Gillon, Herbert Messer, Accy and Andrew Cnrrowny, Calvin Teague, Hob McKeown, Sam Fleischer, George Thurston, Briggs Arrington nnd others. Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Orlnn­ who do is spending a week here with lV<’r some her parents, Capt. and Mrs. W. A. I'Urn >k... Fitts on the West Side. Jbes | rlthi ICi, ana Several new arrivals are to oc­ cupy the house oiv the property of Mrs. Florence B. Clark on Wildmere Avenue. They are Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Norcross, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. B. Williams. E. W. Wells from Chestcrville, Me., Mr. nnd Mrs. Adelbert Wellman and Mr. Oliver of Farmington, Falls, Me. On Thursday nfternoon a most delightful tea was given nt the library by members of the Civic League in honor of two of their members, Mrs. C. Lynn Thomas and Mrs. George Stuart who nre leaving soon. After an enjoyable hour of visiting, delicious refresh­ ment were served consisting of fruit salnd, ten, nsorted sandwich­ es nnd salted nuts. Eighteen member were sented nt the table which was artistically decorated in the color scheme of orange nnd green, bouquets of orange cosmos, maiden hair ferns nnd nut baskets of orange crepe paper. The affair was in charge of a special committee composed of Mrs. Kingsland, chairman, Mr-. F. C. Slade and Mrs. J. A. Bistlir.e. The following were present: Mrs. John Searcy, Mrs. J. E. Wal­ ker, Mrs. Snlinn Barlow. Mrs. Wm. Green, Mrs. Emma Hight, Mrs. C. L. Thomas, Mrs. Mattie Buckley, Mrs. F. J. Niemeyer, Mrs. Man­ ly Power, Mrs. J. A. Bistline, Mrs. Kingsland, Mrs. C. B. Searcy, Mrs. G. U. Stuart, Mrs. Fred Ranger, Mrs. F. C. Slade, Miss Elsie Dun­ bar, Mrs. Harry Hall, Mrs. J, II. Menick. Fred A. Frazier, daughter Mrs. C. L. Thomas and Bobbie having sold their place here, are moving this week to join Mr. Thomas in Sarasota where be is engage in the automobile business. BRIDGE PARTY PLANNED On Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock the members of the Social Depart­ ment of the Woman’s Club will give a hridge party for the mem­ bers and their husbands. For rtservations please telephoe Mrs. W. Theodore Lnngley, (24> or Mrs. William Moore Scott, 128-J, Fresh, Pasteurized BUTTER MILK Every Day ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ ■ N n ■ ■> -• •> ■> «> -• Mrs. Emma Hight has for win­ ter guests her brother nnd wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Clark from Hollis, Me. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles S. Lucas, formerly of Longwood but now of Camp Eustis, Vn., have been re­ cent vsiitors with Mrs. Nelmeyer nnd Mrs. Bistline. After living In a colder state they plan to locate again in Seminole county. Miss Beatrice Cobb has formed a class of pinno nnd violin pupils and has her studio in the library building which the Civic League has granted her the privilege of occupying. Those now occupying the Nie­ meyer apartment house on War­ ren Street are: Mrs. Carrie Ellwell, Wostboro, Me., nnd Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of Walnut Hill, Me., Miss Fannie F. Fitch of Portland, Me., is staying on Warren Street and Mrs. Lizzie Fitch of Portland, Me., is staying with Mrs. Saliim Barlow on Bay Street. WE HAVE ON DISPLAY r COMPLETE LINES j •* \ Smoking Stands, Book Ends, Dinner Chimes, Serving Trays, Mesh Bags, Leather Hand Bags, Overnight Bags Men’s Bill Rolls. tv HENRY McLAULIN ■ Seminole Creamery Co. Oil Phone :157-W 219 E . iHt. S t. Boys’ Suits :: E n 3 > . » > » I ■ I I I > ■ Four-piece su its for boys. All wool. G rey cravenette. Sizes 0 to 16 years. :a $12.50 to $18.50 1 Men’s Fancy Sweaters /js ■ n O >s $6.75 to $11.50 ■ ■ ■ 2 Pants Suits For Men G rey, tun and brow n and navy. G u a r­ an teed all wool, Tw o p a ir p an ts. All sizes. N ■ N $35.00 to $39.00 th ese Men’s Over Coats ■ M B B ■ b •> ■■ <• •• <> •> ■ <• two Heavy, brow n, ta n a n d grey. overcoats. All sizes. All wool $25.00 to $35.00 “KNIT-TEX” OVER COATS Light weight knitted over coat. Guaranteed Tor 3 years * 3 0 .0 0 ■ ^> S 13 ■ 3 a «. I •i I <> I Also C h ristm a s card s will be placed on sale. 12 cards for $1.00. Those motoring to New Smyrna on Friday to attend the musicale and afternoon tea given by the / • A. ladies were: Mrs. A. J. H Ha. Met£ilf. Mrs. M. E. Hoyc, Mrs. " - Howell, Mrs. H. B. CrawMrs. Sovloking, Mrs. J. M. a ■■ ■ M M l l t M M R p 1 MfE. A l L i l j a . •i 1• «» ■ Phone 634 $1 only, fo r days. Mrs. June Rauniillat relumed homu Friday from Dayton, O., where she spent the summer as thu guest of Mrs. Mary Maines. I In nil th e new color com bination. Slip­ over style. All sizes, fine q u ality , lig h t w eight wool. ■ ■ ■ ■ t,a JEWELER > ■ •> M ■ ■ •l ■ •i I t will pay you to shop here T uesday and W ednesday MI-LADY’5 SH O PPE ■ >I Captain and Mrs. Pope Wash­ ington are entertaining their nep­ hew nnd niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ jamin Franklin Green fvom Mus­ kogee, Okln. ■ .> We will place on special sale vases, bowls, console sets, glassw are, china, ribbon novelties, etc. Mrs. W. V. McGuin who has been spending the summer at At­ lanta, Ga., arrived hcro and is at home to her friends at her Cuur.Hy Home at Paola. THANKSGIVING PROGRAM The Sunday School Classes of the Congregational Church will present a Thanksgiving program Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock to which the public is cordially Invit­ ed. Suits and Overcoats iffiWBKfKfiSWffiiFiifiifiy ■ Only Mrs. J. C. Aycock motored to Orlando on Friday where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Wilson. • Mens and Boys’ TUESDAY AND W EDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Smith of Springfield, Mass., arrived in the i ■ city on Friday and will spend the ■ ■ winter here. ■ Chapter D. A. R. held at the homo Black Hotel, Mayor D. E. McLlnof the regent, Mr*. It. E. Tolar den and Mrs, McLInden of Uirimin Sanford, on Friday afternoon. ingham, Ala. Mr. McLinden ha.i just completed his term as mayor Thrc lots, including tangerine of Birmingham and has come di­ trees on Pine Street owned by R rectly to Florida to dispose of his E. Cobb, have recently been sold holdings in city of Bartow i.t order to invest in real cotate in Longto Jack White of Miami Bench. wood. Arriving from Akron, Ohio on The Five Hundred Club met last Friday at the library nnd will Thursday was S. S. Steinmitr, meet this week on Wednesday at part owners of race tract in Akron. the same place. Bridge will nlso Mrs. C. A. Hinton of the West be played. .Side left Saturday for Formosa, The Sunnysidu Hatchery owned where she will undergo an opera­ and operated by G. U. Stuart has tion at the Florida Sanitarium. recently been bought lty David E. Manasco. Mrs. Edwin Humphrey of San­ ford has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wynn who are occupying the Mrs. lis t e r R. Payne gave a new Orcutt house on Church party for her young son on Tues­ Street. day afternoon. It was greatly en­ Clayton N. North, tine of the joyed by the younger set. Those proprietors of the cash store, has present were Bobbie Thomas. Mary opened n real estate office next to Searcy, Billie Sour, Jack Searcy, the store. Mr. North has recent­ Percy Entzminger and Glenn ly sold to Leon Frink of Winter Payne. Park, five lots in Three Pine sub­ division on the south Dixie high­ The Atlantic Const Line is lay­ way. ing fivo milus |o f double track here. Two ami n half miles will Mrs. Theodore Tice hHs bought bo laid north of Longwood and six lots in Three Pine subdivision two ami a half miles south of her homo site. Mr. In­ Longwood station. Several teams Former Pastor Will adjoining graham of West Palm Beach was of mules have been shipped into town for the work. Occupy Local Pulpit the former owner. ..... ,,T" QtC .."l -1-11 l|}y/ 11 J Mrs. J. Henry Menick attended Mr. and Mrs. David E. Manasco Dr. S. W. Walker, who was the pastor of the Sanford Methodist tho meeting of the- Kallie Harrison are entertning nt the Orange and Church several years ago, has been invited by the pastor and board of stewards of the church to preach here on the Sunday of the Annual Conference, which is Dec. <>. He ■ t + has just notified them that ho will ■ ■ accept the invitation, and will preach in tho Methodist Church in :N Sanford nt 11 a. m. ■ n ■• ■ -> REVIVAL SERVICES ■ • Rev. Shuford Jenkins, who has B • been holding services daily in the ■ <i big tent nt Third Street and Pal­ metto Avenue, will deliver a ser­ U •> mon tomorrow nfternoon nt 3 o'­ ■ ■•'> clock. The public is cordially in­ ■ <> vited to attend the service. The ■ <> •> regular evening message will be ■ N " given tonight at 7:30 o'clock. ■ N ■ Mrs. W. A. Fitts Jr.. Mrs. Mar­ garet Barnes of Orlnndo nnd Mrs. f-f 7:30 p. W. A. Fitts Sr„ motored to New Spending the dny here Friday on Smyrna on Thursday where they business was II. W. Ilarncs jf Lt. jmbors at were the guests of the former's Augustine. Ptors and parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Shel­ don. :infs G:30 Longwood • The Y owell C ompany ** 9 �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, frOVEMBERJl,J9^ PAfeESDt *M *N N H K r»: A Masterpiece Amon£ Florida’s D evelop m en ts RBOR L och A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills Loch-Arbor is one of the outstanding: developm ents of this vicinity. Man and nature have combined to make this development beautiful beyond your dreams. It will be a city in itself o f broad drives and w inding parkways, lined with imposing homes and winter residences of the highest character. Loch-Arbor is destined to be the show place o f the entire Sanford District. -v v Property in Loch-Arbor will be highly restricted. There will be no undesirable buildings. N oth in g but the most beautiful structure will be permitted. Its distinctiveness will be em phasized by its m agnificient homes, its sil­ very lakes, and for its people of wealth, culture, and refinem ent. Loch-Arbor will have characteristics o f its own that will appeal to the most discrim inating. Loch-Arbor is rapidly being transformed into the Coun try Club property o f lakes and hills. D redges are deep­ ening the lakes incident to the filling o f the lowlands, landscaping and beautification are rapidly ch an gin g the rustic appearance of this historic spot. Developm ent h as brought many changes, all of whiek ar.e b ein g made to create the home spot beautiful. IPalatial 5 motor busses will operate between Loch-Arbor and all the im portant cities of the state. O ffices will be pi established in the differen d ifferentt section of Florida and the country, to g iv e the people an opportunity to learn o f the wonderful opportunities that are being offered. Thousands of tourist will be brought here by every m eans of tranportation to buy and build in this development. VVe are proud to extend an invitation to the people of Sanford to visit Loch-Arbor while developm ents are for­ gin g ahead. You will enjoy seeing the progress that is b ein g made. W e feel that our friends will better realize the possibilities that will be offered and that they will grasp the opportunity to affiliate them selves this new­ est project. HIGGINS-SMITHWIGHT, Sales Agents �HERALD, SA' PAGE •HEY**’* Old Foes To Meet In Southern Grid Battles Of Today the World of Sport BIG SAVING IN BUILDING EXPENSE CONTRACTORS BUILDERS Monster Crowd Is ThreeTeams Likely FOUND DEPOSIT OF SAND NEW York-*E<Jdto Huffman. ,rdhnmTonm California light heavyweight, won G eorgetow n a decision over Jack Lie Mnve |„ Grounds New York, in 12 rounds. DETROIT—Bed Chnpnmn, Bos­ ton junior lightweight, defeated KoV. vard Yale game Phil McCram of Detroit in l'J pature of toilay s rounds. i program. ST. PAUL—Bormomlesy Billy IVordhani eleven, Wells, English welterweight, out­ -«t the New Vork pointed A1 Van Ryan of St. Paul L'er porduced, n- in 10 rounds. L tavrn onslaught EAST CHICAGO, Ind.—Frankie jpds. ; Welsh, of Philadelphia won over ; a home coming Johnny Mcndelson, Milwaukee 150 L dedication nnd pounder, in 10 rounds. U ct to fight for TAMPA—Art Weignnd, Buffalo, i‘n Bloomington. L interest attaches knocked out Charlie Baum, of BalL Chicago of tho ! timoro in ninth round. They are light heavyweights. Notre Dame, Ictirg last year's jrpU* was carried ptivity. Suitable’For TAMPA, Nov. 21—(A5)—H alf the student body of the University of rlorida is here and practically nil Florida is represented at Tampa’s only Varsity football game this season between the Florida Gators nnd the Mississippi A and M far­ mers. Every box scat at Plant field was sold three days ago and even grandstand tickets were at a pre­ mium today as crowds streamed in by Jrain and auto. Tile weather man predicts fair and cool weather for the tussle nnd both coaches gave wilt the word that all gridmen were in pink shape. The game will bo culled - CONCRETE— PLASTERING Contracts for sale of sand at p it or delivered. For information inquire of 0 . C. Bryant at 2468 Sanford Ave. before 7 a. in. between 12 and 1:30 or after 6 p. m. Bryant & Hathaway, No, (5 Ball Bldg., Opposite P. 0 . Tested and recommended by R. E. Kelsey, Contractor Now being1 used by Dorsey, Howard & Kelly, The Big Contractors It usually is a happy marriage it he will giro and she will for­ give.— Waco News-Tribune. Old Foes To Meet On Dixie Gridirons In Colorful Games , i: j ^ T l l EATER Norton Thompson Nov. 20.—(/P)—A l ei| a motion picth has been pIiowCenter NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2L—</P) t battle of Ypres. —Few of thu Southern football >t K wounded ,onu teams playing this afternoon are Liilers threw the meeting strange teams. Bronson Washington and Lee and North Hnrtness Carolina State were once Thanks­ giving opponents and have played regularly for a number of years. Washington nnd Lee won last sea­ son 114 to 0. Florida defeated the Mississippi Aggies last year 27 to 0, but such a margin today would prove a surprise. Clar« "Ole Miss" gained a decision ov­ er Southwestern Presbyterian last year 7 to 0. The Oklahoma Aggies stopped the Arkansas Kazorbncks 20 to 0. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 20. Oglcthorpe-Mercer was 25 to t). William and Mary played a 7 to —(/P)—If you want to be a rail­ 7 draw with Roanoke and llnmp- road man don'b go to college. dcn-Sidney and Rnndolph-Macon A Yale survey finds that railroad were also involved in a tie, neith­ offices guard collegians as uner team being aide to score. An­ proinising material for executives. other scoreless time of the season was the contest between Howard and Birmingham-Southern. Cita­ del won 7 to I) from Ersklne and Emory and Henry defeated Eton 12 to 0. Southern downed Rollins I!) to 0. progress of the city is now being Tax books a re now open for the payment of City T axes. 2 r <*- discount allow ed on till taxes paid in November, 1' i on all paid in D ecem ber. T ax books dose April 1st. Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. Loans M ONEY AVAILABLE , L oans For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7r/o Consult u.h first when in the market for funds K1TIZEXS Magnolia & Second A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS Ir’FOKI) ■flounce that l | for the office (t-sioner to be the regular itm In he held Iuesday a fte r lay itt Decent- ......... m J. H. JACKSON Long Tim e L oans on Residences and Easiness Property. E asy R epaym ent Rian O ffice in new M crriw oather building 2nd S tre e t. ! AU D ITS Rhone fill SYSTEM S Jacksonville, Tam pa, Miami Sanford, W est I’alm Bench C EN TR A L FLO RID A OEEFICE ;U7-:ilH F irs t N ational Bank Bldg, In the immediate environs of this development is the new Forrest Lake Hotel that will be ready for tourists when the season opens. The new boulevard that will encircle the city will pass through Marvania. Contracts were let for its construction this week. Oth­ er developments in the immediate neighborhood are the scenes o f much improvement and construction. Marvania in the path of the city’s growth eastward is in the heart of this great activity. The easy access to the heart of the city, the character and progress of the development work, and the prices at which lots can still b e bought these and other factors of desir­ ability combined make Marvania the outstanding investment value in Sanford today. Sanford, Florida S. CL GRAY, R esident Manager Drive toMarvania Tomorrow You are invited to drive over this property, appraise its value for yourself by compar­ ing it with other offerings. We are sure your appraisals will he higher than the prices at which you can still buy this property. We urge you to act at once, and not fail to tak e advantage of the opportunity th at Mar vania offers for investm ent and profit. A opecially 1 rcpared UolJcction ol LARGE W OM EN'S FASHION G racious in L im .— P ro fo u n d ly S mart . ANNOUNCI NG. OUR SHOW ING SCRUGGS REALTY CO SALES AGENTS itilumn Hyourn& . ( fo p r c x h ir fic n .) n n d O riq in a l CT cniionA jr c tn tjx reco il y iir ti S int^drii m wMMT. Tur 'ur.rrf / ftf..*4UAMr ** « in TITS , Mf l)t£ j 5LAXC2, 202 First Street Phone 735 Masonic Temple �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21,J92S, ■uft 2Si s Popping Popovera Her Favorite Pastime Houben plans to leavo Hamburg for New York early in January. His first appearance in competi­ tion will be in New York Febru­ ary 4. He is in good condition and unless the trip affects him ad­ versely he ought to be able to run at his best. night. The new luminous Baton will be as simple to use as a pock* et flashlight, and Is constructed on the same principle. had tho opportunity of seeing a number two company in the “Far­ mer’s Wife” when it played in his home town, but refused to go. The author says he fenrs ho would not enjoy his play nnd has boast of Foreign Minister uriami no desire to see it on that ac­ that he has used the same tomcount. hnt for more than 20 years. The veteran topper was still doing duty when the reconstructed Painlcve ministry went before the chamber of deputies a few days ago. It has served M. Brinnd during his seven terms us premier, dur­ ing his trip to Washington for* the disarmament conference and through his recent negotiations at Geneva nnd Locarno. The foreign minister goes out under its shelter ns little as possible, preferring the more democratic derby, _ it takes the most formal of occasions to induce him to don his tube as the French call it. Last sumpter M. Briand on one occasion was received in audience hv the king of F.nglnnd. His valet nnd even his chauffeur begged him to buy a new ton-hat, one that didn’t "date from the time of the big exposition (1900)" ns they put it. Hut he refused. "Whnt, mo in a new tube?” he exclnimed. "Why, I’d look like a best mnn. This is n royal nudience I’m going to, not a wedding." And off went he witli his ancient friend. "Madame Butterfly,” ought to have been written about a young Jnpnnese student who goes to America rather than nbout the Japanese girl who was left behind by her Americnn lover, snys the Japanese novelist Arinin, in the Pnris Journal Le Soir. "Japnnese go to tho United States fur study or business, but unfortunately they cannot marry there," writes Mr. Arima. Mar­ riages between Japanese and Americans do not last. They end quickly by way of a divorce and the Jnpnnese finds himself de­ serted and alone unless he goes back to his own country. "On the other hand the most perfect in the world is that be­ tween a Mexican girl and a Jap­ anese boy. German, Norwegian The cold weather prevailing in Paris is sending the people south­ ward to Riviera earlier than usual. All reservations on trains for the Mediterranean coast have been booked for the next three weeks, including even the trains running from tho channel ports for the convenience of English travelers. ••»• a *r 4;y.x< -!wa ' v. Luminous nightsticks for Paris traffic policemen are going to give the taxi-drivers a gay time after dark. Paris taxi-drivers are so notoriously short-sighted that it is charged they sometimes can not see ns far as their own meters, and now they have complained Mint even on the brightly lighted boulevards they are unable to see the gestures of the traffic con­ trollers. Tho white stick, so ef­ fective in daytime, is invisible at r‘• n u t s n a il etm Insists t h a t th o to* luivlng reel pa ta Infallible. I c u p F lo u r *i leu spoon Bait 1 c u p Milk h e a d of li'*r o w n p u L I P ity l>ur>-uu but she la a SUcceaaful abort story w r i t e r n» well. And io all t h e s e a c c o m p l i s h ­ m e n t s she a d d s t h e I m p o r t a n t on e of r u n n i n g h e r h o m o q u ite u s s u c ­ ce ssfu lly us s h e d o e s h e r p u b lic ity bureau Mins l»lck a c k n o w l e d g e s n fo n d n e s s fur tr y i n g ox p e ri tin n ls In cook trig a n d a c c o r d i n g t o h e r f rie n d * she I# a n e x p e r t In c u l i n a r y affair*. H er skill s h e c l a i m s Is I n ­ h e r ite d from h e r u n c l e E r n e s t tl l a r d u t for li a n y y e a r s p r e s i d e n t o f lh « F r a n c o A m e r i c a n food e m u pnny Hup, over a urea upeg tally of Mlfii BERLIN, Nov. 21 UP). Tho question of whether Chanrellnr Luther nnd Foreign Minister Strcacmnnn. ns the reptesenlativea of Rcpuhiicnn Gertnanv ahaU wear r.ilk knee breeches when they g o to London ns the guests o f King Georo« for the signing of ti e Isienrno treaty hnx been giving the heads of tiro German delegation nearly as much work as the prob­ lem of obtaining n majority for tho ratification of the treaties by the rciehstag. Only gradually is a stale cere­ monial being evolved for tin* young republic end German statesmen must proceed carefully with the setting of each precedent. As the Spartan simplicity of the late Presh'rmt Fhert nre gradually giv­ ing pluro to a more pretentious ceremonial exemplified by tho gold braid"d gain uniforms recently purchased for th" bu-kev* serein" President von Hmdenburg -uni memb"r* of the eahinet, it is gen­ erally assumed th it tiu* chancellor nnd foreign minister will set the pace for German diplomats’ style abroad l,v observing the custom:! of the court of St. James when they nr" the king’s guest*. Mir.'* a taxicab in Berlin, a med­ ical journal loports, and you stand a good chance of g etting a doctor Ter a chauffeur. There is a n ir plus nf 10.000 nkvsictnns In Germanv. Many of them hive turned to “artbulanco chnsing” for n liv­ ing. Tit0 phyrlcinr. hire tnxieuhs nnd chauffeurs hy the mouth, ride along on the front s e t if they enn rlrive tie niselves, and <kc out «t» ezistenc' on th- proftH iron, taxi fares. Not iitfrc on ntly in i-ruislee alie-it th" ........t* they ave “Johmiy-on-Ov »?><■('* mIv i nc,-i •lent* r is-iir, to • nv nothing of wh'rt th-lr own vehiclts run down jH-ile-tri ms. Oth'-r* have torm-d into parttim e bonk agent* nod house to house canvassers. Tbe Institute for Trr-'ical Disease* i- iFtrnctlng ninny have savetl enough money Ing in r ’-rutanv, hope l-oul "nv prurient Job* In tb - t"-onii o th ­ e rs h/t,-n entigr-ited to the United Bint'.’* ntul South Aiii-rica. but nut 2 K/nn t te a s p o o n melte>t C rtsro S i n Hour n nd salt. A dd m ilt a n d e g g s b e a te n to g e th e r . T he* rue!ted Crlsco. Deal e n t i r e m l x t u n v ig o r o u sly w ith a n eg g lie u U r F o u r In to h o t g r e a s e d pop-ovei pal..*. B a k e 10 -1 5 ‘ m i n u t e s a t t z i ' A f t e r " p o p p i n g ." r e d u c e t e m p e r a ­ t u r e to 275* a m i c o n lln u u b u k ln i f o r a b o u t 20 m in u te s. itml criticized by a few, is to i»c *»i moiled down and made into soap, j Ft in three-ton butter model of n the prince wearing his head dres* r and robea a.n chief Moringntar of * the Stony Indians, which through- * ‘■lit the lav.t year of the British ■ empire exhibition at Wembley, has JJ been one of the most popular at- r tractions of the Canadian build- " ittg. But, like tbe largest squash n 1mi Aw tr.iiiii and tbe prize pumpkin from South Africa, the pr ince's day has conte and be mu ;t Jc:t.’o Wembley. A simp-maker's many have save up enough money Icauldron will consume him because ore:! rving eliemicnln have made for such jourm ys. The family physicians, a survey the statute inedible. Artists have not protested. Permad** a prominent member of the orofeysdon discloses, I : nearly ex haps the refrig* ration plunt went tie d . Only the wrnlD'V «an rif wrong but the butter prince seems have settled down into Hi * ford to n*iv for modo-tl attention io min'o- illnesses, Hun1 often a e-mis and is much too ".-.loutish" doctor is called only when a pa- m tlmr.e cilieu who admired the *utiit ,.y for il i art rather than tient is dying. Tliere I* nl‘'o lint" hope i-i tin1 ,-"i the ami.mil of bolter required tin* mril.ii, imuiranco field. I'livsii-d exam inrtioes for nntdlciinls for i n -or •"'t o polieie • nre e'ei-u for about 2d rents. Cntt aillat.lnns reouired of policy holders several times each year nre paid for nt the late of nbout If* rents each. The lot of dentists is 1tltT • lad ter. With rents, taxes mid enst of m aterials all high lb*' gross !"eot>ie of tl!1' "i irn g e Beilin dent 1st is aliotit $12.1 a inontli. The theft from the Dresden zim of n prized cockatno, fat*' tl fur Hi' idi'irtlive tunntter in wli- li it eri hI. "rli, d ear I Itiir.i-d v m only on the ahotilder!" hns resulted in the ar rent of Otto W. Mohr, '.’7. on charges of looting bird engex in tho Dresden. 1.,-ipsi; and Nttreinb u re zo.i gnrdens. Mohr, a form er chemistry -tti dent, obtainod acres* to the bird rages, police su'd, by posing as n student of bird life. He i* said to have stolen a score of valuable o.i- r o t ». pheasant nnd cockatoos end sold them to bird stores. Th" theft of the cockatoo with the distinctive line of chillier led to ills undoing, »" the zoo director recognized the bird In n Dresden pet shop. Mohr wa* sentenced t •> ten month* in Jail. a J r * J u Jj In Residential T h re e bedrooms, living room b re a k fa s t nook. l a r Be front' in all room s. Improvements fo r th is price. room, kiui ar Porch* cannot be t 112 E a s t Second SI Mennwhile Dutch Harbor, nrmt1 among the island mountains umbers, dreaming of a glamor- Porter E. Pitts KRAI, ESTATE] —|| 1.413 1st Xnl'l. Ilnnk lllfta, m e 4»0-\V S a n f o rd , Flu. p r e s e n tin g W. Keal E s t a t e V. W h e eler, B roker TM& GINKS /\RE BUIL.0JN6' YOUR FL O R ID A HOME *br&780= t f y ~ Anew hem*. full p&id \ j \ in b#*uliful JfobUion. V\l Florid* n«*r "Jimp* ***"7,** La wh«* liviiR condition / 4 v s £ n *r.idRixgr«iVtjea - »y \ 'ihir pri*t includti W u V ^ \ *nd lot eompld* Writ* ixm for pirticutxrs V. whil* lbi» wonderful \ v*lua i> offered \ U FE IN A FLA T IS L IK E A B A D CHECK»ANDTH£ CHILDREN A R E MARKED "IN S U F F IC IE N T FU N ." A HOME, wonder how J fTHEY -d o »T.MR. sinks f D O E S N 'T G E T A N V ) MORE 5AW\RV i T han You d o J\ J n JJ n w £ “ NEW jj - LUMBER YARD U 9 A com plete line of | C ypresn nnd Pine ■ Framing Sheuthiiifr JJ sid in g JJ Flooring m (Jelling h F in ish JJ M ouldings r SERVICE-QUALITY " e feel that the superior quality of lumber we offer and •r prompt and courteous service i* a combination that any rson would appeciutc and desire when building. I alt and let us give you an estimate on the lurnher for jour -ft home. N\e assure you, you will get the best in every art- In O ur Home On W. T h ird S tre e t i;* S anford, F lorida Alan Unhhnm, British aviator who is known as the “taxi man of the air,' it off with two companions on an HOOtl-mile fiight front Lon­ don to Capetown, at the u.iuthorn tip of Africa. The route is from London to Cairo, Kgypt, and thence up the Nile and across trackless African jungles. fices this fall resembling the work of the “cat-hurglnr" in England. Some of the hauls total more than S5,000 in gold set aside for fill­ ings, hut usually the tooth- poloiners add a bit to their gains by mis­ cellaneous bits of jewelry, stray furs and bric-n-brac. One burglarg, disgusted with a small haul, left a note for the dentist snying he had tnken the office magazine, having found nothing more valu­ able. Sanford Ave. Many o f our ortlt are shipped tire sam e clay th e y are r e c e iv e d __ 8 hou r service | K N O L U H O U / t h e y DO IT. EVffifl A S S O O N A S 6 I N K S 6 eT5 HlSfffl ■ Lath P u r A C E R T A IN AM OUNT m Brick F O R . T H E H O M E A\ND T iv e ON T H E r e s t . JJ JJ « S S ■ Lime P la ste r W hite Ilock P la s te r B oajd N ails Screen W ire Bulldera H ardw are ■ Ho t s jj W indows F ram e s and S creens M ade to O rd er H JJ M urphy Iro n in g H oards m Medicine C nbincls in ; W ^ The difference between the man whu owniwho rents may nut bo a difference in income « The home-owner simply i then, hy systematic raving, If you are expecting to build some ter over with us. Perhaps a definite k will show you that you can begin to > ■; The Price Is Right SANFORD New Yorfc Citjr W. S. P R IC E , M gr. fh c Builder 711) W. F irs t S t. Phone 172-w F L iO R D eligh tfu l Toys That will bring joy to the h eart of every > pay you to come in and look over our seloc holiday rush. Sporting Goods, Roller Skates, Wagons, l 1 Toy Autos, and other g ifts. SERVICE /r is easy to shop by m ail am i save money �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925 ed B a n d it for a Thrill Mitchell Trial Is Nearing Completion 1cr University of Minnesota student, wanted n i has A n g .l e s , met Dolly Roland, and tho two Jits. After staging several daring holdups the . |.0’Ucc. Dclpsch asserted h_* did not need the [nted excitement. West Palm Beach Wants Ne w Schools Dfida T akes rani School Jirls liy AdThis Season la.. Nov, 120.—rard-' complete lien by . the u located here, the fall term jn girleJ were r in courses WEST PALM BEACH. Fla., Nov. 21.—((P)—A $1,800,001) bonti issue for additional schools here i:i sought of tax payers of this special school tax district (Num­ ber one) in a petition which be­ gan circulation yesterday at the Exchange Club meeting and re­ ceived the ciulorrenient of the chib us a whole and the signatures of every member present. "The schools of this district (West Palm Bench) are overflow­ ing'’ said .1. A. Youngblood, coun­ ty superintemient of public in­ struction in a signed statement made public at the meeting, "and the children are still coming to the schools in a steady stream". | ,onie faculty btiuld it have [ear • ago that take it* first ition this year pH have been (egnostientor’s PAGE NTNtl tlio ehar*rc *if misconduct now l a d i n g against hint. The court today gave Its a t­ tention largely to documentary WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.—(/Tl evidence tcad by th r defenc.* from —Chances that the Mitchelt court tne record* o f tlic house aircraft committee and the president's air iM jaiiN , Tex., Nov. 2 0 -.(,D _ martial trial will proceed to its hoard. Tcxer three cornered highway end without any prolonged delay rmbroKlb again look tke stage in brightened considerably today, Uofonse and prosecution counsel district comt her? today with the agreed that the testimony of Sev­ tension heightened by art unex­ ern I witnessed who are in Hono­ pected angle, involving an alleged lulu be taken by deposition at once. w ‘l cy ,,f *“ «<M)00 Federal Frank It. Reid counsel for Col. hrL*i»g,,W?y. This in was brought out latef,,n,laye terday the Mitchell told the court he would put the defendant on tho stand r cntnCy7 em;r^ contrnct annuli. Monday to testify in defense of njent and u-titutlon unit against kis public accusations aginst air the Ameman Road Company. service within which resulted in 0. 1 . ‘J stllU highway commission, ih.rd corner" i„ tho ease and l?®cr wuh Governor Miriam A. ferguson in an intervention at­ tempt seeking dismissal of the w" in t,!" limelight again !™e,n.,thc tc»tiinony of a witness jichi tno cnmnii vioner accountable lor an npparent shortage of fedenil aid funds in their care. C. A. bchulte, federal aid dork, declared m response to nnestioning of nltorney general Dan. Mordy, that ledernl funds received and expend­ ed m Texan did not cheek with the balance on hand. Last night, however. Chairman clank Lanhain, defended with an explanation >1 signed In show that the federal aid system of funding 1. H fuibjcct to fluctuations. Mr. Moody's petition charges that contracts were let to the tiefondant company without compiutitivc bidding. 1he state rested its ease yestcr- anti Jpflslt' A. Fry. hla wife, if Rv w ife. If Tlvlnpr, and If dea d all p a r ­ tie s c la im in ': by. t h r o u g h o r tinder I ’nvld o. F ry and J e s s ie I* F ry . a s h eirs, devisee*, le g a te e s , o r O th e r­ wise, uitd each of the m . In anil to th e la n d s Involved In t h is s u it as h e r e i n a f t e r d escribed In th is hill of co m p lain t, ami d e s c rib e d ns f o l­ lows. t o - w it: ll> g in n in g at th o so u th w e s t c o rn e r of the Koiilheant t j m i r l e r t8 K U > " I the H outhenst *Juart e r <HRH> of S ection 13. To, 30 S outh, Itanye 30 E a s t , Seminole C o u n ty Florida, th e n c e Hast *30 f e e t: thence N o rth 1* d e g re e s nml so m in u tes W est *90 :• feet, m ore o r l e s s to t h e Hnnford-tirla ndo brick road: Ihoiiro S o u th ­ e a s te r l y along said hrlck road to th e Sooth lino, of said S ec­ tion 12; the nce F a s t to point of hcglntihn.'. I’o n tn in l n g 6.9 a c re s m ore o r less s it u a te nml h - !n g " — In Seminole C ounty. Florida. ____ ... tt a p p e a r in g by th e sw o rn bill of c o m p la in t filed h e r e in th a t you and each of you. may b«> In te re s te d In l bat c e r ta in above described lot of la u d tn Seminole f m itity , F lorida, You anrl r a r h of you a r e h e r e h y r o n im a n ilrtt a n d r e q u i r ' d t o a p p e a r to nalil Mil of c o m p la in t a t th e C o u r t H ouse In Manfonl. Hetnlnnie t. o u n ty , F lo rid a. on Monday, th e t l h titty of I W e m h e r A. I>. 1915. o t h e r w i s e sa id |i | | | of r o m p la ln t will he t a k e n ns con fe ssed by you slid ea ch or yo u ; said hill of co m p lain t h avlnir h e rn filed for the purpose of iiu l r t lm ; titlo to th e above tin. fcrllKSU land in th o C om plalnanl, Mlnnn Nohlc. IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D T h a t thl* o r d e r be pub lish ed orieo n wr«K In f u u r ronirpcutlvp w e e k ly Issues of t h o Hanford Mnrnld. a n e w i p u p r r nuM Ished In S em inole C ounty, F lo r- Idn. Done nn<] Orrlcrvd t h i s 7 d ay of November A. D. 1936. V. R. DOUUliASS, C lerk o f C ircuit C o u rt. S ev en th J u ­ d ic ia l C irc u it. S em inole C ounty. F lo rid a. / (HEAL.) ........... Tty A. M. W E E K S . I). C. OF THE SECOND SECTION OF Kecps Busy L been made Eredueabirs df Uihirntion esfcnity. Tlio.ie Bird until the p! ■last regukjitun for the p u t the uniIur.fcM not ofIlYcmen’b Col- With the present introductory prices of the Second Section of Holly Hill Heights, the man with a limited amount of cash can grasp the opportunity that will reap golden profits. It is important that you act at once if you want to get in on ground floor mma for s?xes ir. u( t r a d i t i o n , ■and t>ai U t o uorarn w. re in te ll« tu :i!ly . Bon)iei« h s ld L ory w d l j i n - knbl.9iith'U!ta A\t a* v>oHtl v-.': t B > Mr*. Jamb itaiir, Chicago million­ aire, is e vpecled to tie a candidate for Coagrc s next .tiding nghinnt t long I ri d A. Irittvn of lilinoi . Siie ha . not announced her candidacy, but friends iiwi.d aho ill make tli race. She linn Jieetn active in Ue|iuldican politico for years. H i f Htiiri I cutHi ii.'tnct tr< ■ to men th e re p (bit influB after it h a d r tn i cen< >d e d F atally e q u a l ■ted Slates i ■ ■Titanical i |ia Btr the yuiitig |e »rx t.. have If '"tiiil conling fait .r in |>:tr,ite .chuols Unlike some of our leading pugi­ lists, Benny Alger youthful Cali­ CANADIAN MIN 1STKit IMKN BOSTON, Nov. 21. ld>—Tho fornia welterweight, believes in keeping busy these days, in a Very Ilev, Dan George Starr of stretch of Lr» weeks he's fought 1St. George's catliedral, Kingston, H> times, being defeated but unco. >Out., wa. fiiund dead in bed yesHe's out to beat tlio record of 18 tertiay a( the I>en< om ■ hospital battles in ns many Weeks hung up where he was a patient, it became by Itis older brother, Billy, a ! known today. He had been a*, the while ago. hospital simr Oct. 21. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given lit SI. John's River ho.itmen and nil other concerned (hat, with the approval of the Mar De­ partment, the draw span of the Florida Kant Coast Kailw.i> Bridge over St. Joint's River at Jacksonville, Fla., will he closed for replacement for forty-eight (IK) hmirs from 12:1)1 A, SI. Monday, Novcinlier 2';, I'.iJ.'i, iinlil I! :V.i I'. M. Tuesday, November 21, 1)12.1, lo all river traffic re<|tiirinir clearance or height of more than eight (8) feet thereunder. Boats capable of using the above clearances and desiring to pass Ilie bridge will use the Hast channel under the through girder span. Bear in mind that opportunities such as these offered in Holly Hill Heights come “once in a life time". Others will accept this as being a real outstanding investment. The man who acts quickly will prof it most. Let us show you with bare facts why an investment here must and will prove profitable. IMPROVEMENTS This is one of the most important factors to consider in making an investm ent, or selecting a home site. Holly Hill Heights just three miles from the business dis­ trict o f Daytona, bordered by two high grade developments, and only a five minute drive to the Ocean, offers the homeseekers or investor every feature that is offered in the higher type de­ velopment. The improving program includes asphalt streets, paved sidewalks, city water and lights, in fact every convenience and im­ provement will be incorporated for the com fort of the residents of llolly Hill Heights. Quick generous profits awaits those buying for profit. Compare our property with other developments in H alifax County. Holly Hill Heights is Florida’s biggest op­ portunity today. to the Property by Appointment SA V E and T H R IV E In r s J *>25 J Finger-Prints and Check Stubs Owners and Developers of H olly Hill H eights and Flanico E states So you can prove pay cancelled check atub.i. The safest way tn pay to 'open an account here your convenience. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 305 1st National Bank Bldg. VV. J. Rudland, D istrict Manager. Millard K. Rutherford, Asst. Dist., Mgr �i'-’V-K- > 4 fn jr c ,' URV i H H BH .f( i| mwmvi TH E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . SA T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R jl, X9! 5* - PAGE TEN TODAY’S *is- Look! Acreage! 1120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND 4 MILES LAKE FRONT ON NEWLY PROJECTED ROAD. $100 WE “MINE” OUR OWN BUSINESS 1 P er A cre N E A R ORLANDO AND K ISSIM M EE TINKER O-K FARMS 10 A cres of P rosperity Modern Poultry farm, equipped with necessary out houses and brooders. Quarter mile from depot, Longwood. Containing 10 acres; 7-room house. All live stock including several hundred chickens. 4 acres in grove—6 to 8 years old. Price reasonable for immediate sale. O K. F a r m s a r c located betw een O rlando a n d K issim m ee an d e a sily a n d q u ic k ly n cc ta slb le to both cU ies o v e r M>«>«I ro ad s. T h e s e f a r m s nro cut Into 10 a c r e tr a c ts , a d so laid o u t th a t e v e ry t r a c t f ro n ts on a. «Stl« road le a d in g Into m ain h ig h w a y , b o r rn W n K t r u c k , c i t r u s fruit, d a i r y i n g or p o u ltry , M ori la o f f e r s no b e t t e r land. T he lo c ation la Ideal, be I UK not over 30 m in u te s from e i th e r O r l a n ­ do or K issim m ee. T h e se f a r m s a r e high, d r y nnd rich soil, a n d the p rice Is only Manasco- Tinker V ■ in MR. INVESTOR W E H AVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BU SIN ESS PROPERTY THAT W ILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando FRANKLIN 1NVFSTMENT & REALTY CO. W. D. LEA K E, R esident M anager 18 N . O ran g e A venue O W N ER S AND D EV E LO PE R S O-K FA RM S JOE TINKER Tinker Bldg., Orlando. Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit . 'JJ Phone 1741W. * $125.00 ACRE Realty Development Corporation D. E. MANASCO *Longwood. Foster-H, O rlando, Fla. 21 C ourt S tre e t Phone 2662 Orlando, Fla. nin •r: 40 ACRES Close to Oviedo A Good Buy At O ur office specializes in th is clnss of in v e stm en ts and wa o ffe r no property in w hich we would he unw illing to place o ur own funds. $100.00 per acre BRYAN REALTY COMPANY TERMS 220 SOUTH O R A N G E AVE. Lane-Hardison Corporation ORLANDO, FL O R ID A . W e have n e v e r sold a piece of p ro p erty on w hich th e pu rch aser has not m ade a p ro fit. Phone 2186 No. 12 W atk in s Illdg. Have Voi Property ORLANDO, FLO RIDA I f so, let us list ra p id ity with which1 FOR SALE 53 a cres of land located on th e W in ter G arden S ta te H ighw ay, two miles w est fro m O rlando C ity lim its, 1800 feet fro n ta g e on H ighw ay. One of th e b e st subdiv isio n tra c ts in O range county. If sold a t once will take $1500 p er acre. $5,000 binder. balance 1, 2 and 3 y e ars. “NEVER A DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER” Our years of re a guarantee to yw( m ake you a clieiit— $25,000 on delivery of deed and a b stra c t, Up to date listings o f Business ANOTHER BARGAIN SN A P 14l/ 2 Acres in South Orlando Property, Acreage, Homes D. P. SIAS All in th e c ity lim its, subdivided, stak e d and p latted ready for m ark et. For quick tu r n over will tak e $60,000 on th e very b e st of term s. F o r in fo rm a­ tion w rite, phone, or wire. Marlowe Realty Co. ROBINSON & SAMUEL O rlando Florida I’. O. Box 1013 E m p ire H otel. every clay asking I’hone 165 O rlando ,Fla. 132 N. O range A venue Phone 1117 “W “Mabel Shores Rod Name Chosen for Club Main and on Lake Mabel Pine Sts- ■■■■a* ■ ■ a ia ia a * 1*** % �Wsv* *- ^■ "■ f A, *:; • V . 7 .J:' •- ■; f 7m*ftp'‘ '■\ \ f i*« i> ; 1 •fyuj. — — jfc T H E SA N F O R D H ER A LD, SA T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 21, 1925. ORANGE COUNTY itment Co. ESTATE FIOTCS m v r f r S l ET,J?IGHWWAY- ADJOINS GOOD TOWN. riiNUi feuBDIVISION PROPOSITION. $ 2 5 0 Per Acre Orlando, Florida NELA Make Money « AN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT Only 135 L ots— 67 W ater F ro n ts In L ak e Conway At Prices which mean Splendid R e-sale Profits W R IT E FO R PARTICULARS THE LOVETT CO. 119 S. O range S t. Acreage! Look! IS L E Is Different Orlando, Fla. -TEt On Lake Butler—100 acres, more or less to be sold on basis of 100 acres. Nearly 8,000 ft. lake shore, in the midst of big development; §40,000. 40 Acres just a short Lake Butler, 2,000 ft. age on three lakes, 17 ing grove, 23 acres cleared land, §29,000. distance from of lake front­ acres in bear­ of additional m M A I T L A N D “ W H ER E SEM IN O LE AND ORANGE CO U N TIES M E E T ’ We have been in tak in g an active ers and clients. nole and O range bu sin ess “ boosting M aitland” ever since 1921, our officers and lending p a rt in building values here for our custom ­ Let us show you properties in th is ideal section of Sem i­ C ounties. These can positively be delivered at these prices. The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. C. A. Roberts Real Estate Co. REA LTO RS “ W here Values and Prices H arm onize” Orlando. Florida 62 N. O range Phone 966 Office Next to Postoffice— Phone 1210 J M aitland, Florida m m Eastwood-Williams Co. R EA L EST ATE HEA L ESTA TE 31 E. Pine St.. Orlando, Fla. CODE HILL ESTATE D. P. SIAS REALTY CO. 22 West Pine St. Telephone 1133 Orlando L a st week we told you th a t th is w onderful e sta te had 200 acres. 100 in each county— Seminole an d O range. FLETCIIER-BULGER T his acreage has wonderful large tre e s and four b eau tifu l lakes, giving nearly two miles o f w ater fro n tag e. It N. O range Ave. O ur E n g in eer has ju s t completed th e survey and we have th e blue p rin ts ready, and will be glad to talk th is over a t any time. m oo 1 ir« . rtnirtir iff S an fo rd O ffice— 113' j M agnolia Ave. Miller llldg. r Lease ? ■WILLIAMS CO. REALTORS pv'ith our reputation, is offer. One trial will IS TODAY. .. Phones 1768—2567 See Us For Orlando Property IHans, Any |y be surprised at the ^rs walk into our doors property. Orlando, Florida. R EA L ESTATE R EA L ESTA TE G © L O ! G LITTERS! So do o ur custom ers’ eyes when we show them o u r exclusive Phone 7*16. COME Let us know when you are coming to Orlando and we will have a salesm an waiting to welcome you and show, mpany N. E. SHEPHERD ACREAGE listings in Sem inole County. H ere's Some Red Hot Huys! 120 acre tra c t adjo in in g Osteen ro ad s on twosides of property. §350 p er acre—easy term s. 59 acres two miles from A ltam onte S p rin g s H otel— lake fro n tag e §330 per acre— good term s. 10 acres adjo in in g C huluota §150 per a cre.— Term s. 80 acres ad joining Chuluota, §100 per acre. e It" Brown-Lewis-Morrison,* Inc. Seminole C ounty A creage S pecialists 36 W. Pine St. [You” I'll DHL' 2 6 08 your our— BEST BUYS EDDY-DICKENSON COMPANY 712 O rlando Hank & T ru st Com pany Phone 1037 * O rlando, F la. E. T. FARMER, 001 Inter Southern Building, Louisville, Ky. suggested the name that was selected by the committee. While all the suggestions were good, yet only one could be chosen. The owners of the club will build, at once, a boathouse and the engineers will soon be busy running the streets and making the sandy beach. This is the last week in which lots on Lake Mabel will be offered at pre development prices. Several purchasers of the lots have informed us that they intend to build at once. POSITIVELY this will be the last advertising that will appear offering lots on Lake Mabel at prr-development prices. Buy to d ay -G e t in on the best investment available. �■■»!■■ i i ■!■!■ ,mmm'...... .. ...... Today’s Best Investment B5 - * . IV. __________1 ~f♦*______ — tm> __________ BM W . % !-~7 - i, II t|v I «. ' * -•• #♦• V :' BETTER BUYS ■ \l ___ KARL J. SCHULTZ ■.-■«* 1st N atio n al R ank Bldg. 10 a r m In fliv, jn it W**t' of now Hull Rond Fhr>p*r .................. ........... . ;25,Qn<) 21 f ir m Jaitt outnjdo city. 1-4 tnil<* north Country Club Rond. This l« i.n idrul irnft fur oiluJivisu'ii. Price p< r .n ro ............... * 7<»d TTii* prrUlo.-: I.nJ.« P m ii tract in Somieftlr' County, Ju*t' off thf Cotiritrv Club Road. This is only !} milesi from Club. Houses, any price, anywhere........................................ ................................ ?4,u00 to i20,0U'i Lota in Rose Court, Snn-LfttitJi, Ft. Mellon. PinohtirT, below iiinrbot. lototuc jii'ciprrt y on West Firs! S treet which will net good inUrttt, niM * Phone 7-18. Phone 744. “ a S . 10 80 a c re s n e a r C h u liio ta.o n proposed hard, road, $100,00 per acre. R ip“ rlan R igh ts' A t 51'5M t'hu 9 room house, p ra c tica lly new , double garage hank paid. B est section o f tow n. L ot is 6-1x117 feet ‘'fo rth V ery e a sy term s. ' e lhls atActive bjy 10 a c re s a t C huluota on h ard road, $150.00 pei- acre. It will pay you to investigate these. \Ve have buyers fo r F irs t Street Extension p ro p e rty It. W. LAWTON, Realtor ________________,nprt U VilW' 2 lots on O ak A venue a t 13 S t. E astern nv™ R eal V alue. E asy Tornu " " ’ M»U1. so.„, . G lots on Elm A venue an d 1 3 th S t. Practically l7‘ d irt cheap. $ 8 ,0 0 0 . n* entire block. AW m , One b e au tifu l lot on C ry s ta l L ak e, 66x140. Run, , ely 80 a c re s on h a rd road n ear Golden Lake, $500.00 p er acre. r WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS Real E s ta te and Ih vest men 1m. “In Union Ihwe lo Str,ocll,_l„ Sl„, in v e s t m e n t s R EA L ESTA TE • •r T 1 • OSCAR R. BROOKS - THE LOT K IN G -P h on e 482-w S0G First National Bank Bldg. Licence! Real Estate I ‘U S E Y O U R FORESIGHT’ W. F. HOLBORN, Mm*. 203-205 M eiseh B uilding - UUTJMMM , HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE SIGHTS Yea, nnr "ntglila” nre the fin ki •1r of warehouse aril biijliir.-n site-. ONK hundred /ret Railiond frontline for only Lifi.no |.ct foot. !>7 fe<-t just :» little farther and goitijr m Jjdfi.OO Jirr foot. On* hundred fret bu*.bir«s property on tho corner of Sanford A w . nt $200.00 per foot. Coll no U/i end we will *hovr you where In invoit anfely. McCALL & FOX I 800 a c re s close to E n te rp ris e . 3816 a c re s n e a r D eLeon S p rin g s. 5000 a c re s n e a r N ew S m y rn a. 5G20 a cres s o u th N ew S m y rn a. P ric e s as low as $35. acre. COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial M ales K o r e r i ([. It, U r l ' u l l , VOLUSIA COUNTY Acreage Sacrifice S ale: For few d ay s only we o ffe r 20 acres best celery land 5 m iles from Sanford. Twelve acres tiled an d now u n d er cultivation; com­ plete eq uipm ent, including: mules, spraym achine. celery p a p e r and w ires, and Ford i ruck. All fo r th e low price of $12,500.00. T e rm s: $3,500.00 cash, balance to su it p u r­ ch aser. S u rely we don’t have to IN SIST th a t th a t is a BARGAIN. R eal E s ta te ■'ll I P in t National Hank Hide. Sanford, Fin. Telephone 7.12 I t . C , I ' l l , , It, 1., ,HI|||I|I. 113V? M agnolfa Ave. BRYANT & HATHAWAY G eneral Insurance Phone 7-15 N um ber G Ball B u ild in g , .O pposite P ost Office, Sanford, fldj. 20 Y ears E x p e rie n c e W ith Florida Land ■ “REAL BARGAINS’’ 1 t ' T Your Best Bank Is Selected Real Estate i Corner Lot (98x135) Union Avenue. Price..... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel ,V modern 5-mom Inmanlow in l.uke Mary on Crynlnl l ain- \trnin1. < hrape.-l buy in IfcO anh-diviolon. If you Iniy this for n home or lor sjieeobitliMi >ou tun'l ro wrnnif. A ' * , , # ' Fh> n*f about ft. i k -» • ' » *i -V.O.* Ali n two hnstncRM lots mi Crj-tnl Lake Avrnue for S 1,000. *;'W> r n il, i.tl.rn - arnttu'.vd We bare lnntw-i in Himfnrd. If you are looking l o r a itootl in»***‘liii*-nl. coiiii- mi .inJ eee os ubont hoiurs, biif iiie >< pro^ierly, and ncriMj;o in mid around Sanford. Seven Lots fronting: on Sanford Avenue betweenCom-j mercial and Sem inole Boulevard. Price $S50.0t) fronti $3,000 Down . ** FLETCHER-BU LG ER REALTY CO. .« • Thirteen acres facing: on Lake Monroe, 1200l w front. Price •hist com pleted, an ideal home in the b est res­ idential section o f S an fo rd , w ith double garage B alance to s u it p u rchaser t 113Vis M agnolia. .. One Lot: **Rose Court, G rand V iew Avenue......gMh • f',|T * t *r *f ' p i * A Six Room Rocbond Stuccoed Bungalow I ^ • ■■■■'!; 152 A cres Phone 710 R EA LT O R Fix miles from S anford, D ixie H ighw ay ru n ­ ning th rough, fro n tin g on lake a t $300.00 per •" n and w o rth double price asked. R .C . TISDALE Real E s ta te In v estm en t 236-238 Meiseh Building:. Phone 23. ,| It yon arc undecided, consult ns. L»wr opinion Ini': been profitable to a large number. W e O f f e r a n E n tir e Block W ANTED Fronting* on First Street ju st o ff Sanford Avenue. Tois| V Beautiful Home business property is unexcelled by any in Sanford. Gn Central Avenue, large lot S1 L istin g s of houses, lots, blocks nml ncrtngi*. If .votir Drive is i i. lit u c have Gin b uyers w a itin g . W h at have yon lo o ffe r? Many real estate men say that we are offering itto°| Of). One-third cash. cheap. The price for a few days will be $120,000.10V bir 90 days. Terms easy. hittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. SCRUGGS REALTY COMPANY REA LTO RS F . II. SC R U G G S, Mgr. L. SIM M ONS, Sales Mgr. 108 M agnolia A ve. THE BEST BUY IN SEMINOLE COUNTY W• i 73Ljt acres practically surround­ ing; Elder Springs, best water in the state, Vi mile frontage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. A ct quick. 210 E. 1st St. Phone 117 Phone 708-70D Masonic Teal P h o n e 735 Today’s Greatest Investment In Florid, H ere Best Buys—Act Quick! 60 acres 2 miles south of Ovieda, very good citrus and truck land. C o rn er „ ,.k .. Special for one week at $75.00 per acres with easy terms. Is a Money-Maker 27!i a c re s Seminole Count). ,wr‘l Her t to it r , , : | , a : r l:!, n B a l o w * l o c a t e d I n b e a u t i f u l t.-l. ‘ ’ ’ " ltl1 **very m o d e r n c o n v e n i e n c e , t r i e r 110,000 w i l l! KOlHt t - r n i . i . of I’rlcr I I M w S a n r „ r ,! - t™ " * “l"' r->Koin Hlichth aSt.. 50x117 t., I I.ot tjo t 50x117 t that payi ‘" Ilt ,,a>" m ° m v a l h r u n l- >f Sanford ot • Sanf,,r,, KIkUi room hous*. old BnKlIsh rliolcc.it rn .d rn l.al .ectlon^ 3„ and N,mh « atyl atyle In ono of the u. fur thto. lakes. road. L tleal location for »ub^ 9'""fce, m iles from Sanford dl> '*mjl te rm s reasoable. ••INVESTIGATE” F E PAGE• PURVIS & WILCOX | Phonp 760 > L 5 Ball Bldg, LEEA.('()NOLEY, Realtor Millor Building, ilagnolia Phone 149 J Rolling hig »n{| llr> ,‘liul‘ . luiro q u ic k a c tio n on y o u r p a r t. Tamianii Land Company Room 3-3J/a Ball Building Phone 142 202 F irst S tre e t “• .‘ . L t / i T he Substantial 12-14 Garner- m .-.r P O J J O J I B ' U J j �1V—CL-1 *atm*m*1 ; 11H E R A L D , 8 ATUH DAY, N O Y E M B E R 2 1 .1 925. V#?rr9v ‘^SBUr’ 1 ^ # —^ lassified Ad on This Pa^e is a Paying Investment 7— B usiness Service i fl*r»U LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Prerates acriptiooa, Drug*, Sodaa. W* « n u near you »■ roar phone. Call 10». SANFORD ELECTRIC 1 0 . Successors to Gtllon A Platt •Mir 216 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Ele-trmgith |M ■ M ■ IW Radio. WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ M• Htlt *boV* nolia and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. fo r « n * I »f* Ebrpert service._______________ , lonftb WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing fo r t in t Engraving, Embossing. See uy .trtct** t» first. We do it. Phone 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. j,'Tb« 9“7* JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds ' , inurilon. of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. loMoqurot Water end Boat Tanks. At Oak tBOUlJ t>* Avenue and Tmrd Street. Tele­ to ea** of phone 1 1 1 .__________________ _ ,h°r- MIRACLE Concrete Co- general r»(«». ru,e# cement work, sidewalks, build­ five yo'i And It ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. & 'oilit you Terwilleger. Prop.__ ___________ .91 «<!- ‘O HILL LUMBER CU. Mouse «* Service, Quality end Price. fyVu?th,,r iddrM* a* \UDKESS1NG — Moltlgraphing, Q .in b tr It folding and mailing—as you About ona want it— when you want iL ...ml baa * ih.rl can l Phone 673, H. E. Porch, Firet »cu unlaaa National Bank Bldg. feK FOrL ^ Ahnu;\. le n t S f . ’ n! I 17- Wantcd HclP> Salesman town, would cost' s innoli'w^ I" ANTED; Two wide ownkt* real tt c®»* j„$10'000 to build it now. 1Ifr....... sn]d .. ... next to dnvqI Z\tn*c. salc*tadics and men for will take. 815,000. Fine llocation • auW.lv,,,on. »nd brokerage sales, . . . v. r m c ocat i on jjood c o m ir ‘ ----- ** for hospital iV^ianaUriai? Win c.ommiMion- Apply 108 Magnolia Ave. *!°Jdn P“ If you are looking ror n bargain, this is it. E. G. Kes- WANTED: Real estate salesmen, ler, Route A, Box jh7 for Daytona Realty Company, with general brokerage, nnd two developments—requires a few ad­ 2-i.—Lost, Found ditional men. Liberal compensa­ LOST: Money; two bills of large tion. Sales Manager will inter­ denomination; returnto E. H. view applicants on Monday. In Bennett. 314 Magnolia Ave. Re- reply ,jjiy.e telephone number. Box L, care Herald. v. ward. — Opticians, Jew elers LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the StarTelegram. Best advertising me­ dium in South Florida. Publiihed mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Lakeland, Florida. 1TEWART TBS FLORIST" *or ad occasion. 814 Myrtle. Phone 2C0-W 22— Typew riters, Suppplies REMINGTON Portable four-bank Typewriters, “the king of port­ ables $00. Barret Portable Adding Machines. Can’t be heat. Seminole Printery, Phone 1)3, Welaktt Bldg. 3d—Wanted are interested in Florida. Each of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. ns. Jments Ell subdivisions Burger, riamlo, Fla. FOR QUICK SALE: Will offer 5 acres farm on hard road with well, west of Sanford for $2700 cash. Also 1 lot 50x125 East front on Sanford Ave., with garage apartment for $1600. Half cash. H. H. Bankston, Sanford. J, S. W. BRADFORD WANTED: Apartment of 2 or .1 rooms, must he furnished. Apply Adv. Dept.. Herald Office. WANTED: Large unfuniLhed bed­ room with use of hath and ga­ rage. Desirable. P. O. Box 3It). 35— W anted Help, Male TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to your local deuler so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year, $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75c to your order. E. SPURUNG, Bift-divlsion specialist. Subdivision to Or­ AGENTS: Big money selling fine lando, Florida, and F l o r a Crepe dc Chine lingerie; every Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ woman buys; low prices. We de­ way. liver and collect. Libbye Lingerie Co., 0 N. Michigan Ave., < hieogo. « A MS 6>.■W Trill-It. • rilt-li, •ml Irrilr* Pcrsitlent coughs anti colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Crcomulrion, an emulsified ---, n creosote that la pleasant mulrion is a new medical discovery with two-fuld 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 troubles. Crcomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, oilier healing elements which soothe and heal tho infected membranes and stop tho irritation ond inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ob»r>ab b f thA'traobhr aflfl' eftWkJ the’growth of the germs. Crcomulsion is puaranleed satisfac­ tory fn tho trealaient of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and oilier 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 relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creu. uiulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv) FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East. You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. ! rf t fj FOR SALE: Seven room house, two baths, close to business dis­ trict on Magnolia Ave. A. P. Conntdiy and Sons. Phone 48. ? W. NOTICE" JOHN K. FOX, Heprc.scntuiive This is tu certify that I J. T. Ellis and If. C. Rawlings in busi­ ness ns contractors nml builders have this day, October 5th, 1925, dissolved partnership and that I am no longer responsible for any debts contracted by said Rawlings und Ellis. J. T. ELLIS. 120 South P ark Ave, l>h«M H M ja ia m iiiD iis n iiB i ih iic iir iiv s is s s SANFORD. FLORIDA. SMITH & RAW LINS Real E sta te ltro k ers Price $122,500 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD, FLA. #J (Borders two lukes) ■ ■ ■ W. H. LONG Price $1:1,000 MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. Bodwell Realty Co., Inc. 214 E. F I R S T ST. P h o n e 153. < n r p ere W. It. SM ITH. M(ir. By GEORGE MoMANUS •• «* r\ IlnAer* Real Extnlo Developers Promoter! "00 feet frontage 1IU My rile »W. Sanl.irJ. I-in. ~r FULTON, INC. ‘We Cover Florida Ileal E sta te Like th e Sunshine” Prettiest Acn ng« In Seminole 26 1-2 acres nt Puolu RAGS WANTED — U rge, clean, linen or cotton rags for clean­ ing purposes. Bring them now to the Herald Composing Room. A U T O T O P SH O P f'u r lH ln * <Tl«hli>n> fr S ) Twenty men for our Osteen Cement plant. Experienced prefera­ ble but not necessary. White and colored. Good pay and bonus, nquire u, , First Street (Near Forrest Lake Hotel) K I R K ’S *l.lr EXTRA EASY TERMS WANTED Best Business Site in Sanford FOR SALE: Four new, two room 31— W anted Help. Female houses, each on easy terms, $750 WANTED: Salesladies and salesCinderville. Alsu a few good lots men. Apply Hollywood office, nt $300. Write P. O. Box 696 City. 117 Magnolia Ave. JFFATHEK . "-'•jure. To Builder or Investor Sale— l’ ur nil ure, elc. If only philanthropists would give it back to the same people s’ Sons they took it from.—Roanoke World * »nd 2nd St. News. £ V /O tS’T colds i n Seminole Hotel WANTED: A competent stenog­ We carry n full line, m.voin* ran rapher. Apply A. P. Connelly o .i. prim* are right. Cash or 01 all kinds, tf'-m* & Sons. We want your business ■um er 9th St. Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. ■ W e 390-W. WANTED: Young men between 321 E. First St. the age of 21 and 30 years, t<> KHciU learn the 5 and 10 cent business. 17— For Sale, H ouses Must have good education, furnish mirk FOR SALE: Five-room bungalow host of irferenct* unil not iifrnui JVICK I)ay and garage; close in: five blocks of hard work. Hours not long. J. from post office. Phone 571-J. G. McCrory, 5 and 10c Store. M1 and 63-W Price $1,800. Mn Owners Says Sell COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Classified ads have tho largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ ADVERTISE in the Journal-Hcr- gia. Rato 8c (6-word line) line. atd. South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, TO REACH BUYERS or aellara of weekly and Sunday. Classified Florida real estate advertise In Realtor rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ the St. Petersburg Time*. One cen* M ilanc T h e a tre Hldjr. nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. cent a word daily, two cents a won Sundays. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE iTHE MORNING JOURNAL is tho DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow- j accepted want ud medium Id 3 ard County thoroughly which b Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word W E HAVE THE B E S t BUYS one of the most rapidly growing an insertion. Minimum 25c. sections on the Florida Coast. •ACREAGE* Sample copy and rate card upon THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Centrnl West Virginia’s larg­ ‘ BUSINESS-HOMES request. est daily. Want ad rate l l-2c per V honc717 • FOR SALE— Spare on the page word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or for classified advertisements. more lc per word each insertion. U l l c l e z R e d l t j C o Why not rent those vacant rooms, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or scli or sell that second-hand goods? .. Valdez llolcl B u ild in g anything? If so advertise In l• .> OHIO—Xenia. Make your snles the Gainesville Sun. through the Xenin Gazette, Zenin, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ trict. Want cd nnd display rates on request. FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms WANTED: A substantial realty firm with two excellent subdi­ Lake Monroe. Mrs. Sallie Milter. g f f lo U o t . visions and also a general broker­ Reasonable. age business is enlarging its sales 20— For Sale, M iscellaneous force. Applications from men with snles experience ure requested. ions FOR SALE: A wood heating stove The advertiser does not go in for almost new. Inquire 201 East “Stunt" advertising or “High 5th St. Pressure" selling, but he does be­ --------------------- — -» riea lieve in square dealing with his FOR SALE: Diamond ring; 1 car­ clients and with his salesmen. He at, 58 points; also fine platinum niso expects sincere, intelligent, dinner ring. Will sell at a sacri­ sales effort for which he gives fice price. Owner will call on you. full co-operation and liberal com­ A LITTLE WANT AD IN The Write I). Taffet, 857 Atlunta Ave. pensation. Mr. Gross will interview HERALD will bring you in big Lrtunities Orlando. applicants a t\h c Montezuma Ilo-1 _ Advertise those old ar­ Ice tides yon have stored away and rtments FOR SALE: Pedigreed female tel on Monday - morning between have no use for. A little thirty* German police dog; 10 months! an" _• lies cerrt ad may bring you several old. 407 \V. Central St. DO YOU WANT to buy a lot in dollars, I hone 118 and » repre­ the highest class ami fastest sentative will call and see you. FOR SALE: Fresh milk cow. Call growing development in Central TO REACH the prosperous farm 212-R._________________________ Florida where your money will be ers nnd fern growers of Volus-, RESTAURANT BUSINESS: If sure to triple itself within twelve in county advertiso in the DeLnnd taken soon, $1,500. Owner going months? If you do, communicate Daily News, rate lc per word, cash north. Address R care Herald. with us, Rhea <k Bowron, agents with order. Rowe Hollywood Estates, 206, FOR SALE: Chenp 230 feet Hit-in. for Untatclla, Fla. ADVERTISING gets results if it galvernized pipe new. One Ford reaches potential buyers. Patruck good as new. One mule at YOUR LISTINGS will ho apprec­ latka Daily News is circulated in your own price. See Dr. E. G. Kesiated and have prompt atten­ an industrial und agricultural sec­ ier, Silver tjike. tion. Elder and bivell, real estate tion. brokers. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, FOR SALE: Cheap. 2 delivery Fla. Thousands reud the clas­ trucks. Inquire 402 Sanford Ave, WANTED: Vicinity Sanford; 5 to sified pages of Florida's Great Rutherford. Itl-acre farm or grove; direct jteil l from owner. Reasonable; no Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. FOR SALE or exchange; 1U23 agents; state price, location. Ad­ Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. Elen Cadilue, 4 passenger coupe in dress J. I*. A., care Herald. bratinif, perfect mechanical condition; will DEVELOPERS ATlUNIMONt L? exchange for well located lots o r j ROOM WANTED: Nice room with Pensacola is beginning the will apply as first payment on n two beds; also connecting bath greatest development in Georgia’s house. Inquire R. M. Baker, 101 by two gentlemen for permanent history; a half million dollar high­ lee* W. 10th St. i occupation; prefer private family. way to tho gulf beach just finish­ Supplied i*-------- ---------------------------------------- Price reasonable. P. O. Box 494, ed; at two million dollar bridge FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Special ________________ Sanford, Flu. across Escambia Bay started; Coupe, A-l condition good rub Iter. Inquire 1201 Myrtle Avenue. WANTED: Bui!, manges, carloads.;'Worter million dollar opera bouse Supplies Prico $800. Address Urung. . care Sanford! construction; two millions Ilc-ralsl il**ing spent on highway; greatest chance for live developers to get TURKEYS FOR SALE: G. W. [Female WANTED: Painting and _ paper in on ground floor. Write Devel­ I1 hone 400. Spencer. Kale hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, Sun- opment Department. The Pensuroln News. [Male or 21.—Sale, Heal Estate ford nml N. Y. Salesman lion, Male [ion,Female rotate (nt Pinehurst Near New Proposed High School .19—W anted S ituation, Fem ale MORGANTOWN, Vi. VA., people II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, STENOGRAPHER nnd bookkeep­ Jewelery and clock repairing and er whose experience covers sec­ engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag­ retarial work; bookkeeping and the nolia Avenue. Phone 442. handling of correspondence wishes to secure a position of responsi­ bility in this vicinity. Phone 337. 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees 10— F o r R ent, Rooms IHCST *a Jfl* |,r M !•»* |lla«aatla« AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate, cash, be charge. _10c minimum.__________ MAINE — Wotervm<s Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people lira interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel Kate card on plication. A.H H E V J O K T Q O T H E ^ . t-VY D A U G H T E R W I T H P R O T O ' j M - ' d OF" Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. FO R CITY COMMISSION I hereby announce my can­ didacy in th e coming city elec­ tion for th e offico of City Commission. II. R. ST EV EN S _______7 — y - -----> \ \ ! | / / m o w i NOTICE TO A LL CONTRACTORS On and a fte r Jan u a ry tho 10th, 1926, th e P a in te rs scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, Sanford By M. I). JACKSON, Financial Secretary. W inter Days Are H ere S t Our New Assortment of Andiron* and F ire Set* Ball Hardware Co. 01923 bv. Imt l Featuhc Service. Ikc. 0 * * 1 B f iu ia rcmrvtJ. ■ PilONE 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/. 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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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 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/3bc7879081f52b41fc7e443d5d273564.pdf b0830a4aae27f6e7b2e2f203958f33d3 PDF Text Text Hi n ’_ NEWSPAPER n Florida's Heart, Greatest V egetable Richest Garden Land ly cooler In «xlrsmw.n#rlh portion tohflfbti S atu rd ay fa ir, g eatla io nfod^at* northerly winds. ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1925. HOME EDITION Shippers’ Complaints Will Be Probed At Meeting To Be Held At Jacksonville Loaded [anyLaborers | ux Caies For go Saturday nowager Queen Suffers Heart Attack Thursday Night at Sandringham AndCondition »«iday Is Reported Critical Vessel ken In Tow ilon Harbor Iriean Planes pstroyers Are IP Caribbean DOMESTIC The U. D. C. convention was to consider several important a ­ mendments to its national con­ stitutional ut its session.! today. Spectators arc keyed up for further developments today in the Rhinelander suit, following an nbrupt adjournment on Thursday. Mrs. Fannie Soper of Eliza­ bethtown, N. J., convicted of killing her third husband, faces death by electrocution. Tim Callahan, former AIIAincrican football stur, nnnouncu that upon the advice uf Mi­ ami Beach interests, ho will a t­ tempt. to organise a professional team for that city. Offers have already been made to Wycoff of Georgia Tech, Tyron of Colgate Members of Royalty Kush to the Bedside News f.f lllnesH Brings Sor[ ow to Little Bavarian City ’’ here Queen Met Husband I-ONDON, Nov. 20.— (AP) Lne condition of Dawger Queen Aloxamlcria, who sufloivd a severe attack at her homo in Sandringham Thurswan extremely critical i today with iittio liopo of recovory. , The aged woman of Edward vH, lost strength during NUMfcER 96. BUSINESSTHATFoley Is Exonerated President Conlidge Asserts In New York Address That Government Will Notlnlcrfere With Their Operation Sanford because of the lack of scales for hnmlling the welshing of the shipments. He said that there were no scales on the rail­ ways between Lakeland and San­ ford. Shippers at the conference this morning anticipated that the state would bo shipping T»00 cars per day of citrus fruit about Dec. 1 next, but .Mr. Shelley expressed the opinion that no delay would be experienced in getting cars for these shipments. According to Commissioner MeAJnnnmy, there are too many tourIs V U *1!S rime and passenger l i i . W?.H Impending that of ireipiit, ifp -mid the congestion on the east const, had cleared up and th a t there were now no delays on shipments of perishables on the east coast south of Jacksonville. * , ndded that the embargo hail had tho rffec'J of relieving conges­ >ion » t • ... ” r% Praises P resent Day Methods o f Business Elimination of Waste In In­ Harrison Advises Chamber of dustry Would Render Fine CommerOeThnt Harmonious Action Is Only Solution; Service. Executive Thinks Check on Goods to Re Kept NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—(/Ft_ Legitimate business has the as­ A general discussion of ways jjTON, Nov. 20.— surance of President Coolidge that and means of successfully combat­ |e>s message pickhis administration will not inter­ ing further congestion of ship­ ments caused by existing rail em­ fcv the Navy said fere with its activities so long ns bargoes, featured the weekly ttcair.cr Villcs dcs they were conducted on true busi­ luncheon of the Sanford Chamber M to have' been ness lines and kept within legiti­ of Commerce today in the Semin­ ole Grill. p the loss of 200 mate bounds. K. E. Harrison, traffic expert jen picked up by In an undress last night before the night und shortly before noon tho New York r.tate Chuml>or of recently engaged by the Chamber fcrazos in Cuban it was stated that there wan small Commerce the executive ndvooat- of Commerce, in a report stressed chance 0f any considerable rally, f m w m m ed the largest possible indepen­ the Prince of Wales arrived at Lndicabed w h e th - j dence between government nnd l M0 o clock at th? bedside* of his business nnd emphasized tlmt the I aboard thoVesiol, pram!mother, notwithstanding the In in tow 18 miles “whole policy of the government elaborate preparations made for n its system of opposition to the procession and luncheon in monoply and its public regulation * Cnyes left Aux honor of his return from South •f transportation and trade has rdny for .Santiago America. been animated by a desire to have ter for the sugar King George broke up Ida shoot­ business remain business. ral of her crow ing party at Sandringham and the ii up. Tho Brazos “The present generation of husimembers, with tho exception o: j details as to the he ndded, “almost univers­ Prince Arthur of Connaught, wero wreck. ally throughout its responsible or­ leaving today. ganization and management, has Before the departure of his I Spectators Keyed Up for De­ Wood linger Will Be Manager shown every disposition to correct Rucds, the king visited thorn and velopments After Sudden own abuses with as little inter uf Territory Embracing 2 its reported his mother’ll serious convention of the government as noaAdjournment on Thursday; Lountics; Development Is v 1<,n. Tho Duke ami Duchess of Suit Dismissal Is Denied mirk are proceeding to Sandring­ Hailed ns Davis’ Biggest ham this morning nnd the Princess WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.. Nov. „ I,”ca1l, "G icch of Davis Shores, Koyal Louise, sister of the king, has already gone. "0 (TP).—Spectators wera keyed up I*. 1 . DaVIS latosL nn.l uni.i ... Ialini.nl were lufor a climax today in the suit of tho Cuban cugnr i*«**s wings Much Sorrow the speedy clearing of congested --—i — .v II ill i 111 Leonard Kip Rhinelandc^ to annul ■*from the Anice­ yards would bo offered at this Sl'KYER, Bavaria, Nov. U 0 .-. i i t o n, Irn ,plo today with M st (iuantanomo his marriage of lust year with u time. bPi—New: iif the illness of Quee.i quadroon n iR#r ,1formerly conncctei royers have been servant girl. To Keep Cheek On Good* with Davm Islands, in charge nl Alexandria brought much sorrow imbkean between Speculation bi'cnino varied nnd •ho main office here and the txvc Mr. Harrison ’ urged Sanford ti this little Rhineland city, which merchants to keep him advised as i always has M l a special interest excited after tho sudden dramatic ilnniu'li office* located at Kustia of the Supremo j anti Lccflhurjr. to car movements in order that ho in the Danish princess, since it adjournment ( ourt yesterday. Adjournment could be able to maintain an effi­ I was here that sho first rnet her enmo M. F. Bumstend, who was nlsu when counsel for Alice J»nei with cient check on all rolling stock con­ | hu.diand, the Prince of Wales. Mr. Davis in his Tampa de­ signed to this state. Their meeting wns on Sept. 19, Rhinelander*, showed the wealthy velopment, and Kenneth M. Eden, following a negative reply to • 1801, xyhen f’rinccsa Alex as all John B. Burchfield nnd Alfred W. his question us to whether or not I latt, recent graduates of Rutb-r child friends called her, was Mr. Harrison saw ury forthcoming 17 i.n rs of ago—a beautiful, tall University, will nssist Mr. Thu first made its api relief from tho ncigiit system, A. > ' < % , Jlfiigi" m bpndljmr tho *,Ua uf jjMhl . ’/'H.Lr Ji.wLf Jkfxised girl; s .'m* ipmfny; - Ire d a c tio n F. j ’ui no.ly declared ♦b.tt In his invls Shores lo|s in Seminole and uat dressed in Crinoline and woro liouso ucU-.i on ih.l to pioztion of the fimt I opinion the only remedy of tho Lake counties, it was announced; vido funds f„r erection of new .i quaint bonfiet; Tho l*rinm of present freight situation lay in n In commenting on tho national stutc public buildings, is given Wales, who had only recently re­ von still want to go on with the change of policy on tho part of turned from a visit to tho United aah i organization recently formed flelayed until thl* afternoon trial?" . tlu> railroads in ordor to give sell Davis Shores to the na­ pending further deliberation by i States and Canada, was a slender freight consignments equal if not Rhinclnndqr answered, “ Yes.” <lup, with sideburns, a small mustion. Mr. Wodlinger declared that its members. greater consideration than that Introduction of yesterdayr let­ it wan Air. havin' intention to pertutlie and goatee, ter was preceded by a question nnt tho residents of Florida to soLOCAL Tiie prince and princess met ns concerning tho plaintiff's nre-mnrExtensive improvements on Jtourists in the Am bient Cathedral ttal relations with Alice .Jones. "I cine the choicest Iota at pre-de­ the Hotel annex are started and wire introduced by friends. want him to rend this letter,” said velopment prirrs, nnd stated that by W. M. Young who plans to The following day, they again met counsel for his wife, "and then Investors in nil sections of Florida bail been quick to npnrccintu this use offices as home of sales or­ at Heidelberg nnd a year later III ask for a recess.” opportunity ns evidenced by the thrir engagement was announced. ganization of Highland Park. 1hiring the recess, couiisc! for numerous requests for lot reserva­ Sanford office of Davis At the time ‘he was regarded as l"Uh '•ides conferred in private tions that had already been re­ Shores. 1). P. Davis' latest deve- the only princess eligible for tho xxith the court and the sudden ad­ ceived at his office on the open­ lopoment located lit St. Augus­ heir apparent to the British throne. journment followed. ing day. Effect On European History Court room gossip to tho effect tine, in opened today with M. H. “Those who followed I). P. Davis W oodlingcr ns manager. The marriage of the couple nl- tlitit the contents of these letters to Tampa and invested in Davis Thirty cases are heard in Mu­ ways has been considered us hav­ were so sensational that Rhine­ Islands made fortunes,’ Mr. Wod­ nicipal Court in two sessions on ing had its effect upon European lander’s attorneys would consent linger stated, “but Davis Shores history during the half century to a dismissal and settlement crys­ offers even greater tiosHihiliri»s Wednesday nnd Friday. following it. The hatred of the tallized until stnae N. Mills, his foe money making than Davis Isl­ F. E. Harrison, traffic expert Danish royal le asehold for tho ehief attorney felt it necessary to ands, and those who get in on the of the Chamber of Commerce, in Hohelzollems because of Prussian issue a denial. ground floor of this development a report today before that body, “’I lie suit has not been xvith- have aggressions in Schleswelg-lloltheir financial future asurged its members to co-oper­ dnnvn and will not lie withdiawn,” sured." ate with the railroads in nn ef- stein, in regarded by some Gor­ said Mr. Mills. .Mr. Wodlinger dech lort to relieve present congest- mans as nn important factor in causing the break be tween Ger­ of the 2,200 Iota in tli ted freight conditions. many and Great Britain. section placed on th few xx'ceka ago had Is a large percentage rei stnntinl profits. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—bp)— He and his im istn The speech of Chairman Llutlcr of accepting deposits on lots in the the Republican National C o m m i t ­ LAKE CITY, Nov. 2l)._(,P )_ 'omj action t.. go on m | q about tee at Youngstown, ()., last night j/1'1; I»* Col. J. B. Hodges, chairman of the explained, nnd adile I xvns assailed today in n statement that while ho could not positively local school board for increasing by Chairman Olfield, of tho Demo­ guarantee reservations in this sec­ school facilities, last night before NEW YORK. Nov. ‘^ . - ( / P i - cratic Congressional Committer the Kixvnnis Club, urged that the tion, all indications were that Representative Oldfield dczlnr- those who entered their checks city commission call an election Acting on behalf of Miami, Fla,, for the purpose of voting immed­ interests, Tim Calhihnn former fd that Senator Butler knew that promptly could rest assured of se­ Probe Into Death of iately u total of $175,000 for im­ Yule gridiron champion nnd nil- the Republicans wero divided on curing well locuted home sites in Infant Is Reopened provements on Lake City’s school American star announced today he many major questions when he as­ the section that l.i now being plat serted in his speech that the Re­ tod. accomodations. • hud offcrqil professional football publican party was united nnd tho CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—((F)—De­ In describing Mr. Davis’ $.ri((,velopments of the investigation in­ Three Bandits contract to Kddio Tryon of Col- Democratic party xvns not. 000,000 development across Mnnto the death of five weeks’ old nnxns Bay in the city limits of St. Sentences o f e-ato and f>xvcde Oberlandcr of son of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen, .Augustine, Mr, Wodlinger stilted Durtmout, two of the easts out­ found chloroformed in the Allen that Davis Shores represented the standing buckfield stars, as well suito in n fashionnhlo Northsido BANK OK. Siam. Nov. 20.largest dredging oporution ever ns Doug Wykoff of (la. Tech. —The King of Slum, Malm hotel, have caused Coroner Oscar undertaken in Florida, Callahan said he and his asso­ Wolff to order Mrs. Allen brought “The entire tract comnrUing fiOO ciated had I>ooh commissioned to jirnx'udh today undorxvcnt un to his office for further question­ acres will be divided into five islassemble nn all-star team of col­ erntion for abdominal nhsrss. ing. _ Downtown offices of Higgins, lege players to ploy professional condition is saiif to be serious (Continued on Page Three) The Inquest, previously postpon­ Smith and Wright, a recently or- football. It i3 expected that this ed to Dec. 1, was ordered reop­ gnnized firm of local business team, he suid, would among other ened to hear important new testi­ men who have nlaced on the mar­ contests, meet and nggretntion mony. ket t/Och-Arbor, Sanford’s latest featuring Red CJrnngc in its lineTho nntnro of the new evidence development, will tie opened at an un in n Christinas day game at was not disclosed, but thu coron­ early date in the Smith Brothers’ Miami beach. er's orders cume after reports building nt First street nnd Pal­ Callahan shed some new light were made to him of the results metto Avenue, according to an an­ on Grange’s expected professional x-’niy nine cases xvero heard in lieorge AlhprUon, speeding |5 of u chemical analysis of the nouncement d id o by the firm this venture by saying it xvas his un­ the Municipal Court today by bond entreated; L C. Bracken, baby’s vital organs. afternoon. derstanding xlmt C. C. I’yle, Cham­ Judge W. E. White. Among those drunk nnd disorderly and curry­ Airs, Allen was in a state of Jtemodeling on u large scale ins paign, theater owner and reputed disposed of were: J. I). Levy, vi­ ing concealed weapon, 50 days in collapse ufter the child’s funeral now under way, it is stated, nnd manager of Red had signed for olation of parking law, $5 bond- Jail. yesterday. present plans call for the expendi­ the Illinois captain to play profes­ entreated; Mrs. S. E. Newman, vi­ The docket ulso included the ture of several thousand dollars sional football. olation of parking law, $1 and following cases: Arthur Ford, in constructing what is planned as ('alluhan admitted lu* bad not costs; Walter Young, violation of Robert herd, J. Battle. Jam.* II. S. Shipping Board one of th? most modem nnd a t­ yet signed uny players of promin­ traffic laxv, continued to Wednes­ Lewis and Richard Johnson, gam­ tractive real estate oficcs In ence for the Miami team but said day. Sells Third Steamer bling. continued to Wednesday; Ten Killed In A ttack Sanford. attractive offers would be made f Gther cases were ns follows: II. James Henderson, gambling. $10 Near City of Beirut The completed project will in­ to n numbers of sbir players bc- C. Crippon, violation of parking bond entreated; W. Willis, gamclude a specious reception hall, Hde Trvon Oberlincr and Wycoff. law. $1 and costs; Charles Thomas, *r> bon'* v*treated; Cicero BF.IFUT, .Syria. Nov. 20__T..n business offices, fecounting d»- He expects to have his outfit re­ violation of parking Inw, $.1 anil .iraP’ xyilliams. gambling, $10 nnd costs nartincnt and general sales offices cruited within a week. costs; Thomas Bell, driving a enr rran k Williams, gambling, |! 0 for'the 12 or more salesmen con­ on a paved street on the rim, $5 bond entreated. nected with the fjrm. Field ofbond entreated; Earl Cameron, Other rnscit_j.'oming before the fires arc being constructed on the disorderly conduct, <3 nnd costs; court were: George Pride, gam­ WASHINGTON, Nnv. 20 .—(/P) property, it is stated. Fred Weavpr. disorderly conduct, bling, $H.75 bond estrent**<J; Earl would h The first Pullman bus acquired —A wireless message picked up continued to Wednesday. Lluon, gambling, |10 bond estreat-. by the developers of Loch-Arbor today by the Navy Raid the i IniJudge While heard 21 cases at rd; J. Preston, disordorly conduct, is noxv being lettered with tho in­ tie n steamer Vile ties Cayen, bo- \Yednesdny’s session, 12 of which transferred to the county court; S .I signia of thu firm, nnd additional iicx’cd to have been wrecked with were for gambling. Among them L. Settlemyre, drunkencss, $10 busses of tho snme type have been t h e . loss of 200 lives, had been xvero; Theodore Bell, contempt of bond estreated; Eugona Early, j ordered umj are expected at <ul| pirktjd up by tho Tanker Drazoa a/urt, | 2U atui costs: LcKoy Me- speeding and contempt of court, 40 i • early date. ‘ in Cuban waters. DufTer. spseding. $3 and costs: days ip jail. a were ag Pico Hole! Annex Being Remodeled To House New Firm Downtown Offices For Loch-Arbor To Be Completed Soon Thirty Cases Tried In Two Sessions Of Municipal Court During This Week Given Death �THE SANFORD HE SATURDAY, D E C E M B E R 19J92^ •j. |r»rri«r? - • •• • . where early demand assures profit Early demand for properties in the Crystal Lake*Club Section is a fair index to Loch Arbor’s desirability as an investment. Those who are fa ­ miliar with this region have recognized the unique appeal as b6ng an unusual investm ent from the standpoint of a home site or of profit. Improvements on a very extensive scale are now well under way. The one­ time vision of its developers is fast becom ing a reality. These develop­ ments are especially evident to those fam iliar with this section. Loch Arbor, Sanford’ country estate district is nearing completion, as fa st as men, money and machinery can make it possible. WATCH FOR THE OPENING ANNOUNCEM ENT OF THE COUNTRY, CLUB ENTRANCE SECTION THAT WILL BE PLACED ON SALE IN A FEW DAYS. IN THE MEANTIME, INVESTIGATE ITS POSSIBILIT­ IES AS A HOME-SITE OR INVESTMENT. YOUR RESERVATION NOW WILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF A CHOICE LOCATION. N ext to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREET A N D PALMETTO AVE. * •> * * * ? +I:‘* £ “*♦*++ v * j.* * *+ <• •> * * * * * * * * 4.... ^ ...... •> *!'*!' *!• ••• �'-VT****' n r nnZ .'iV: «* BY MARY MARSHALL Copyright McClure Syndicate ; ■ ‘ 11 The Ensemble Idea la a Safeguard that n very well-drMsed young Against Color Discords. woman wore for tea at a fashionSome ohaervant dress authority able hotel tea-room the other a saya th at the “ensemble" idea wn» ernoon. It consisted of a to .* a perfectly logical and necessary fore velvet jacket edged w h outcome of the prevailing fash- gray squirrel and trimmed with ion for bright and varied colors. : sdver buttons, a short *tj!l isJt.rt -So long as well-dressed women 0f gray cloth ami n I... s-de-rose confined Uiemselvcs—when dress- velvet hat trimmtd ^ 1 ed for the street—to dark browns, squirrt I. navy blues, blacks, beiges or even: grays, they didn’t have much trouble not striking color discords.; Then came brighter nnd more voi ­ ded colors. Well-dressed wnnm:i began to wear colors on tin utroet' ;thnt they would have laughed at some time time before—oil shades , of reddish brown, henna, phea not, chow, etc., violet shades such ns .fuchsia, pansy niter and p.uiiia, | bright, vibrant reds—lacquer red, for Instance—bright blues snn-h as pencil blue, ball blue, a series of blues that seemed all more or less alike when separate but which swore like drunken sailor when in close promlmlty. It then became Apparent to n good many of us that a very large proportion of women in this coun­ try were if not colored hind at ; least sadly lacking in a fine f.’cling for snlor harm onies. They * wore henna and petunia, henna nnd Lanvin green, purple and pen­ cil blue. To be sure, those lustmentioned colors have been well I . combined but it assuredly lakes the hand of an artist to do it pro- <?T*> 1 Some men carry their lunches to work with them out of choice— with no thought of economy about it. „A IIlun man wo we Rnow know wno who Is uri¥en driven to },{„ fnctory jn n vcry fine car |,y a ppjcjj nmj snnp |jVCried chanffpur tnkeH h-8 ,unch with hin, t or rathcr the chauffcur j^ ta a small ,unc|) box from the cook cvery |nornin just i,ef„re |lIs ompioy. er is rendy to start. This lunch box the chauffeur hands over to the factory owner’s secretary, whose duty it is to see th a t the lunch in the link is laid out an a labia in Iter employer’s privnte of­ fice at the hour when he hahitually has lunch. The restaurants in the vicinity of the factory coultl riot possibly offer as good a meal ns that lunch box holds. Many mothers take pains to put up lunches for their children who go to school, not as a m atter of f • Well, just to save women from I * n reputation of being absolutely lacking in color discrimination the dressmakers had to Invent the cn. srruble idea. Only of course no one person invented it. It iust naturally happened as so many . things do hniqen ia fashion, nh i . the dressmakers found it very profitabl , because jt often meant that > a woman, instead of buying a sin gle frock, would buy a frock and n scarf and a wrap and n hat or Instead of buying only a hat, she would nl. o buy a belt nnd a pair of gloves, or instead of buying a pair of shoes, she would c<t lie away with u handbag besides. And the ensemble idea is as im­ An up-to-date ensemble is cunportant as ever. There are far here of a jacket of bois-defewer color discords where well- tlived <1reus i d women foregather than rose velvet trimmed with silver there were but they have by no buttons and gi:ay squirrel, a ‘ hurt full skirt of gray doth, a hat of minus faded entirely front the huis-de-roso velvet edged with view. squirrel and gray shoes and sto kThe iki-tih shown the costume lugs. M m i i: t o i - A v i x i r o v n m r - no in inn r v i mi vlit . i Klm-nlu rioii'ii tin miMfli'SB l.ni Ini-mi In Dm Slltliv lllts noil n|i|ii'nvi'i! I'Y Hi fl IIn'! id n( - . Heal* <1 p r u p o s s l s w ill In. i-<-<-i<lvml County Citminlrsiunei A h y tin* llu n ril nf C o u n t y i ‘n 'ii n ii it'uples uf lint plrni:' MmI spiiiirisfonrrM or S p in ln o lv I 'o n l . t y , l-l.irlilii. cut Inin III.iv ||.. .h II iiS i Ii.' nl f lev lit ti ll’ lit fie.* n f t h e I 'l . - r k nf III. ••f Hu- i‘ii.rk nf iin- I'ffiiii. i*. tii-t C i r c u i t <;.nirt, n f Hi'inllliil<> I 'm i u l y , III illlllfnlll mill IK •I**• ml” I.l I-*I• •I n l H a n f o r d , b Inrlil.i. .it n r |ii-lnrn IV.III.ini i. I n r - I n n if, Mnlifiir. lit A, At,, nil tin- g I hl ilny .if In - 1• V M t n h r r , lOSti, f u r Hie ln ..M .iiu of T h o Itim ril n f C'nunlV I 'm m . i i i Util Hit fl. ere o s n tt-u i r r s l l - i . r l d u ‘-< ml o n e r s ru si-rvu tin ' rlttlil tn r*>Jm < m ill- n il l.lil.x n r iiurutil !ilt\ I.I.I K avli l.rupim-ii *liall ill* ...■ ti.-t*(.|i(- i __ Miiy f U lll.il u i i l i it r<-rtlf|.-il H <.-k, in .n ■ l .- j ,,r" u n y p u r l t l n - r r n f- wlll.-ll tin-' Ilit I I i*Hl nl p a y. nil I*< l o V. I!. ItniiifllM....................... I.'lcrll nf ................. ... . in I... ,I.,i In.- in tin- I 'l r c t i l t I ’o i l r t <>r Hviiiliinlii I'n iin tin* C o u n t y . ty . In tin- n ii ii iif s pi-r i-i u t n f tinj r . l I N Mi i m u i . m m i u n t n f tin- I*id. t 'l t n l r i i i u n I t n j r i l n f I 'n u iity i' T h e ■iH-cvxBfiil lililil. r w ill In- r.-llllHHinlH rs. UMlri.iLy i u . . s j %'at In.Ini iHjuul l u u<» V. U. l i n r i i b . U j . , p o f c e n t n f tin- lin n .in i' u f Ih .i i ii-. t h e i r tild. B u rh h u m l tu Im i -w i -mi .-. i i T e r k ' n f till- C i r c u i t iN w rf. W h y a s u r u t y vonip.itiy llcuttm-il t o Nov. 2 I, 21. It.*'. I. II IV Passes Through Sanford Gr S E C T IO N N9 I . SANFORD GROVE SEMINOLE - CO UNTY FLORIDA . ». .• _ B s ft * —XT * 3 • • s 6 o • — •„ i* ***••# 'Ajf* r 7 ■ XT — cr ---- v------ m Mn * /f i 8 9 /<? // 2o c M M icAt& *«r ,i V ■ W W XT At \ “ 77- - 71- • perly. 7^^ The New Proposed Boule rt Citizens of Sanford— .V—i-'-*- 20,1925._______ ^ THE HANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, NO economy, but because they feel that these home lunches are more wholesome than the meals obtain- ■ able in the school lunch room. £ Sandwiches are nnd anon the ■ form in which to serve the lunch- ■ con because almost any sort of | H food can be eaten without need o f 'g fork or knife. Open your cook:" books to the section on sandwiches v ami sec whnt a variety of forms the sandwiches may take. Hero is one that calls for finely cut rais­ ins mixed with cream cheese spread between slices of whole wheat bread anti butter. Here's a sand­ wich that callH for a filling of boned and skinned sardines, mash­ ed with hard cooked eggs, season­ ed with lemon and spread between slices of rye or white broad. But there isn’t room for more—just ^ read up on sandwiches in your 5 redDo' books and sec if you don't begin to wish that you had some doily lunch boxes to fill. Faithfully, MARTHA. ■■•- - l* . S'lf' *x< - -- — n > 5" ft •* it • , 1— r* f —f/#^i/i x«. -t t- c-. f./ ' rU ‘ YEY A 'F it ..{ C m—* " “** IJ /* r ’ IS /# '7 • • • • * _k__ fi---- J , __ & u ) l LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY TH O UG H TS-W ISE A N D OTHERWISE ■>. , 1/ S 32 t*4' | ; /t /S j c __ a____ a £ < -fl j » /# /# i/ ♦ 13 T « c c r ~ l *9 Are you registered and qualified to vote in the City Election for City Commissioner, December 8, so >0 >3 M tz It is ■ ■ 7 * * ! J t l xitri i f , 0 J IS /t r V ♦ » ■ ■ / i j ... k ---W a x c i. * V * * * 3 c * - * p /» i Register with L. It. Phillips, City Clerk at City Hall, this must ho before the 28th day of Novem­ ber. Me sure you are registered in the City Elec­ tion Books. Your Poll Tax for the year 1921 must he paid. If you have resided in Sanford for six months and the State of Florida for a year you tile entitled to register. 9 /•C j . i t . St ft // 2 5■ ■ ■ a k-j It to a /ft to u 44 is . . •_ £ i*/-! J4l IT U j ‘t U J t k f -is - Vfc 3/ It $ ft IS tt • ■ . :g c // it 17 It It to // "i ft *0 rl_e_ V ■ ■ /9 Let every citizen do his duty. Qualify nnd vote in I ho (Tty Election, December 8th. «; / 10 „ . j *. F f ) ■ ■ I 1 it kf-J A) t 30 30 i A -a II It If yon are not registered, a JJ u ■ ■ m M u B M J- 3f 1925? JJ u jj l/ l/ l . j *. * 'j t r±fjt- ; to # ——r-r The City you live in is the greatest investment you have. /V I 3! to u tj . L*1 Krw. ft} (/•Jt f . .. It It It W J J tS It it I) I .1 C. / , t /‘S. It It '.V. JO 33 I" f !.o s n'’iussananK iifiiJSM saH D tf M aasaH aH oaaaaaaiH B aH H B aB ar■ ------------------ C U E H H Y --------------------_ _ _ _ _ _ ------- --- - a O c fo & e r t 9 3 S This mere statement should send values soaring. conception of the boulevard. ------------- fr W % Min** t S \ Price schedule on these lots was established It is our intentions to pass this advantage to our buyers. Yesterday thej was let for paving Geneva Street; the same day a crew of men began this work between Sanfcd Crt FOR Mellonville Ave. These are definite facts, there are other value creating improvements that weFrelertJ| about personally. 'I he most remarkable feature of all is th at the inves tor can now buy realties for what others f Grading of street in Sanford Grove tire now under w ay, sidewalks are being paved as fast as them. Joining Rose Courl on the Rust. Joining Magnolia Heights on the South. One of the highest spots in Sanford. Most of the lots have fine orange trees and the balance are covered with magnificent oaks. They are worth $1,250 each, today. Don’t take our word for th at—ask your own broker—or use your own judgment. WE0FF£!( llteENllRE LOTof 28at just$625 EACH Or $17,500 for (lie hunch and unless sold sooner this offer will hold good for seven days and no more. You can’t make money easier or more surely. P ack ard Realty C om pany The things are being done now and will be spe d ahead as fast as possible. Iwenty-eight lots in the first section have been sold. W ith developments forging ahead this d J,' } gross that is being made, proving th at every promise m ade by us will he fulfilled, Wo preiliit the will be entirely sold mil in a very short while. Investors. Homcseekcrs. Realize the opportunity that is being offered you in this development. - j is a carefully restricted and wisely controlled development. With the opening of the ^ou*e (.rove will be placed in exceeding close proximity to M ayfair, F t. Mellon, and other higher type Die East Side . Ihe section th at is destioned to he th e most exclusive part of the city. REMEMBER OUR PRICES HAVE NOT YET BEEN ADVANCED SANFORD “AMU) MAJESTIC P IN E S” A j �HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925. tease of Each jge of OpposiSoidhv Florida; 11.. .,if* WI r i the consideration ■ > bolld‘Uford state proton J£ord until 3 o clock ’ by the house this r mtsurM are general , br Gov. John W. ", fiVst special tnesJi to both houses Wed* Jrorc refer bid to the Sitce un applications j feck favorably. A “ mjsage of each Is funds for each l to be appropriated l international IraCj and south Florida El championed nn aC”tj.0 public building tic for the repayment L front general funds fpirs. Lj.-cnt passed the E vote majority yesX a spirited debate. L Carroll of KscomBf his intention Cnjideratinn of the • the amendment pasI gill In P a s s e d L l of the house to Ki' by the Governor Kr appropriation of B-j claries nnd travB, of circuit judges ■jonwy* during 1925, ■ isd not provided by Bi-ion of 1925 was K]biy and passed Bfr.tirg vote in the :« on county organsesaion this morn!tha house bill promdju.'tment of the Hernando, Sumter fclics. The bill iuLprescntativc Gct[t» cut off a fedge L cf Hernando and ki Sumter and PusKu objected to by Lf Hernando, l i e county boards of the counties Bring heard by the B Getzcri explained Bt that the lull was B;!cie the road conBiml Pasco counties Bthc board of counB -t of Hctnnndo B Jo, but have fall- FTBA ! M ATE S. E OK Y With the declaration that real and solid progress has been made In the development of American business, particularly in its re ­ lations with the government, the President said there was need for further improvement in trans­ portation facilities by development of inland waterways; need for rail­ road consolidations; need for im­ provement of railroad terminals for more eponomical distribution of commodities in congested cen­ ter?; need for still greater ex­ tension of electrification; need for re-organization of government and need for further effort against "all categories of wnstc which the Department of Com­ merce hus enumerated and so ac­ tively attacked.” Tho American policy toward busi­ ness, Mr. Coolidgc nssertod had been to cherish the genera! struc­ ture of business while holding its avenues open to the widest com­ petition so its opportunities and benefits might be given the broad­ est participation. "While it is true that the gov­ ernment ought not to be and is not committed to certain methods of acquisition which, whilo partak­ ing of the nature of unfair prac­ tices try to masquerade under the guise of business, "he added, “the government is ami ought to be thoroughly committed to cyory __ . endeavor of production nnd distri­ bution which is cnitled to be desig­ nated ns true business. Those who arc so engaged instead of regard­ ing. the government a? their op­ ponent nnd enemy, ought to re­ gard it ns their vigilant supporttcr nnd friend." In his discussion of the foreign debt problem, the President re­ affirmed his conviction th at loans should not bo made by the United States or by American bankers when the money advanced is used for maintenance of great armies and navies. "Loans." he continued, when us­ ed "in ways that are not pro­ ductive, like the maintenance of great military establishments or to meet municipal expenditures which should either bo eliminated by government economy or sup­ plied by taxation, do not appear to serve n useful purpose and ought to be discouraged." "Our bankers." he continued, have a great deal of responsibility in relation to the soundness of these loans when they undertake to invest the savings of our coun­ try abroad. I should regret very much to sec our possession of re­ sources which ure nvnilnblc to meet needs in other countries bo the cause of any sentiment of envy or unfriendliness toward u s/ SANFORD OFFICE OF DAVIS SHORES IS OPENED TODAY (Continued from page 1) njids connected by bridges of un­ usual and artistic design," he snid, “and all waterways will have sea walls nnd benutifipd to the fullest extent." * ; '*Manv Large_ hotels, apartment Houses, huslnoss 'structures and hundreds of handsome homes, pa­ latial clubs,two 18-hole golf cours­ es, yacht basins, bathing pools and casalnos and everything necessary for tho luxury ami enjoyment of residents will bo constructed at IJavjs Shores," Mr. Wodlinger add­ ed. "und I). P. Davis, hacked by millions of dollars, is doing every­ thing possible to create at St. Au­ gustine a modern city without a rival in the United States." Spends $200,000 on Roclt Tomb around Sanford. This suggestion met with gen­ eral o p ro v al and was referred to the committeo on legislative m at­ ters for further action. President Edward Higgins, in a brief discussion of the Deland* Snnford road situation stated that stntehighway officials had defi­ nitely promised to havo the road rolled with shell from Volusia county in the event that the con­ tinuance of the embargo prevented the delivery of the required mater­ ials ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y„ Nov. 20—l/Pi—Mrs. Fannie Soper, coni victed of murder in the first de­ gree for the killing of her third husband, Henry Sopor, was sent­ enced to death in the electric chair by the Supreme Court, early this morning. A jury largely of farmers, yes­ terday returned a verdict of mur­ der, first degree, after having listened for 10 days to a trial which had attracted wide ntention in the Adirondack?. Sentenced to death in the elec­ f apt. John h. Lyons of Middleport, O., a well-to-do river man, is having tric chair is mandatory. a huge tomb cut for himself of solid rock in a 100-foot bluff overlookIf Mrs. Soper is nut to denth ihk the Ohio Hivcr. It will cost $200,000, including a 75-foot mono- she will be the fourth of her sex meat that is to he erected on the brow of the hill behind the tomb. from whom the state has exacted * hoto shows Ihf excavation in the rock. It will he closed lty a copper the extreme penalty. Mrs. RoxUlu door guaranteed to -lap; 5000 years. Druse was hanged in Herkimer, Feh. 23, 1837, for the murder of her husband: Martha I’laco Joe Chittenden called the nttenCO - OPERATION OF ,tion of the body to an article ap­ who was convlctul in New York county, was executed in sing RAILROADS, SAYS pearing in the Ncjy York Herald- sing prison on Mar. 20, 1809, nnd Tribune designating Sanford's slo­ Mary Former, convicted in Jeffer­ TRAFFIC EXPERT gan of "City Substantial” as the son county, was put to death in winner of a statewide contest pro­ Auburn prison on Mar. 29, 1909. (Continu’d from page 1) moted by Orlando to determine the r<md officials . were doing every­ best known slogan . __ of any city in AGENTS SEIZE HUM thing humanly Possible Iqi the al­ f lorida. leviation of Hr situation, and ad­ Mr. Chittended suggested that SARANAC LAKE, N. Y„ Nov. vised laymen >{o let the railroad Sanford's slogan could be made 20 .—</P)—Federal agents have men run their: business, (reached the palatial Adirondack Harry T. Tiodwell, in a brief known to many by the adoption of camp of F.dmond A. Guggenheim talk, ventured the opinion that legislature requring the conspic­ and seized 300 bottles of private speculators in_,building in the state uous display of the "City Substan- stock. of Florida were, responsible for the enormous amount of material pouring into ihft state, anil add­ ed that statistics showed that from 25 to hi per cent more material had been ordered than was neces­ sary. Ho stated that the education of public sentiment afcuinst specula­ tion of this kind and the whole­ hearted support of the railroads would in time bring about the so­ lution of the state’s transporta­ tion difficulties. 110 SANFORD AVENUE Railroads Not Concerned This opinion was received with general favor and \V. M. Scott's motion that Mr. Harrison Ik? in­ structed to present Mr. Connelly’s plan at the embargo conference Tuesday without any suggestion or recommendations, was unanintously passed when it was brought out that this action en­ tailed no censure or adverse criti­ cism of the railroads present ad­ ministration. Mr. Connelly introduced a prop­ osition submitted by O. G. Cheat­ ham, general sales ugeat for the Georgia Car and Ivocomotivii Com­ pany, calling for the purchase of several de luxe Pullman cars to be run on sidings here and used for housing purposes in the event that Kan ford’s housing facilities Campbell's should become inadequate. No. 2 Can Mr. Connelly reported that these cars were fully equipped with bed­ ding and silverware, and offered the proposition for the approval or disapproval «>f the Chamber. No action was taken on this matter, however. Beans IF IT IS FANCY OR STAPLE GROCERIES YOU NEED ruits and Vegetables Phone Your Orders To OSCEOLA PLANS ROAD PROGRAM OF $ 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 V K IN G building. Z lR B IIlM IIIB lIlig u iin A DAY Heat and Serve N. H. C. Brand $1.69 2 lb. ‘A SP” Brand Red Pitted Bottle FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE Raisins Sunmaid” 15-oz pkg Citron Peel, lb Glace Pineapple, lb Stuffed Dates, lb Hipolite” Icing, 12-oz Currants, “A&P” Brand, 15-oz pkg, Pecan Halves, 3^-oz- jar Glace Cherries, lb Clean Raps % India, Ceylon, Orange, Pegoe or mixed Mend*. Wanted Then* Nectar Apply The Herald “ Bokar" Coffee Supreme ......... Office KINDEIlGAIITEN To Riiirtf-il ili>. f irs t Morulay of lirrrm lii-r f „ r hoys unit Kills of t USTf&ROUQIRjHE CORNER FHOM EyERVBO0 T| anil G yearn nf am'. UEASONAItt.lt RATES l'..r r r .r r v n llo n . Imi ill r<- nt ttm rtmt-nl Xu. I, Ztiil I'lmir, Sniifuril llr r nlil III i Ik . HERALD WANT ADS ARE SURE BUSINESS GETTERS A Storehouse Full of Thanksgiving Necessities— We have stocked our store to its capacity with good things to eat in order that our patrons might have a good selection for their holiday feasts. Fresh Oysters Daily Complete line of Fresh Vegetables me "ik. irahility Possihip indepen*Merriment and -^tutive expressR ' n'l> o u g h t to /, sp h e re ." U finui.i unduly r c; hurinesa, F«My is to dcRUi-aiimi which I , 0; m in o r tu n i ty ; Thanksgiving Suggestions lit Cakes. Plum Pudding Fresh Cranberries Cranberry Sauce w M m iT tM W J S S omedary Dates. N uts of All Kinds ces1 Cherries— Fancy Ripe Olives Sweet Mixed Pickles, in hulk. LX *; Hish in its F ’ m an ulig- of the quality. Every ingredient is tested for purity and strength. Sure of results* Produces pure, sweet, wholesome foods. m um ® -D ressed or alive—Richelieu Plum Pudding Stone’s Fruit Cakes— Cranberry Sauce NUTS OF ALL KIND Phone 39 s SAl.iFtfr 2 1/ . TIMES THOSE OF ANY CTHSR BRANS Premier Steel Cut Vacuumized Coffee, Cocoanut in bulk, p ou n d .......................... Wesson Oil pint cans ............................... : 8Vi oz. jars .M ayonnaise............................ Sour and Sweet pickles in bulk. 8 pound buckets of Shorto or Snowflake S h o rten in g .......................................... .$] Jones Dairy Farm Sausage, pound........ Apalachicola Oysters, quart .................. 5 1-4 oz. glass jars Fresh wet Shrimp .... Fresh Salami, pound ................................ No. 2 cans T om atoes.................................. Complete line of fruits and vegetables. Plenty of fresh killed, milk fed fryers and hens. onzaiez Grocery Co. McCuller’s Grocery 77— PHONE— : At the Ba.skcl THE STORE WHERE QUALITY COUNTS WE DELIVER ^ The turkey with all his fix* inits each year on Thanks-; giving day. reigns supreme! /g v- i^L His sovereignty is undts* S rnr ^ m v s Puled, but be is Helpless j H j ll without aides. At your Store you will find a l i countless array of ‘fixings* )M o ( the highest quality and P /M priced unusually low to as/m sist you in making your . thanksgiving feast a success. M A K ^Y O U R PREPARATIONS NOW! Chamber of Commerce Okcys Report of Committee That Passes Upon AH Highways KISSIMMEE, Fla., Noc, 20.—(yp) — Final report of the general com­ mittee, representing all sections of Osceola county, to determine which roads shall bo constructed in the $2,000,000 road building program for which n bond issue will be culled, has been adopted by the lo­ cal chamber of commerce. The contemplated program in­ cludes 82 miles of new sixteen foot roads throughout the county and repairs to the Ocenn-ta-Gulf High­ way from Kissimmee to the Bre­ vard county line. The program ns adopted by the county ami ondorsed by tho cham­ ber provides for thirty-six miles of the Ocean to Gulf highway at Holopaw Junction through itolopaw and Mcnansvilio to the In­ dian Iliver county line, where tho Florida East Coast railroad leaves Osceola county and is part of a through road to Okeechobee City. Fiftee miles were agreed upon on the Lawo Wilson rond, four miles on the Hilliard island road, five miles on the Marcoosce road, and eight miles to Kissimmee t’nrk. Four and one half miles will he built through Center Park to East I-ake, Tohopekaliga and nlong the lake shore to the city limits of St. Cloud. Ten miles will he built from the Dixie Highway through Osceola City on the pleasant Mill road. Representatives of the general committees from the chambers of commerce and realty boards of Kissimmee. St. Cloud, nnd from other sections of the county met with the board of commissioners this sweek and it was decided to survey immediately engineers to sta rt surveying the roads to be in­ cluded in the program of road FOR �»*—a L. POU R H w Sanford Herald Overnight Millionaires Practically every newspaper and magazine in th e coun­ try has had something to say during the past few months about Florida, the bubble and the possibility of its bursting. Many say there is no bubble, some say their i s ; some artic­ IHaa les are interesting, some libelous, anG some show an inteli____UTD U D B A ir _ .P « iu « > Rcnce on the part of their wrjtera th a t is astonishing. HOWARD pard BRRO BiHo------cm *"*. i> i «■ maiia a w w n " * J” I The Tulsa Tribune, of Oklahoma, seems to have gotten IVBUCRIPTin n RATR* the right idea and hits the nail on the head when it says: On a T a a i—17.00 six Month*-- fl.M “Is Florida the land of promise or is it the tJalt>ar«a In C k by C arrie. **J waak. Uo. Waakly Edition »£.«• land of broken dream s? par yaar.__________ t>___________ _ “Some returning travelers say one thing, some I K C I A L k O T itn ti 411 obituary w J E ;-: o * V of tb .n k .. rWOlutlon. the other. and notice* ot an taru ln —« n u wb«ra “Notice th is: men who w ent to Florida to c a a r ita ara wad a w ill ba cftaroao for at ragular advertising rate*. enjoy themselves, or to follow the same sort of busi­ in n tT H lt AIIOCIATED FRRSi ness or trade they followed in the north, are usually TVi Associated Praaa la axolua* highly enthusiastic. Men who went there to make raiy antltlad to rha uaa for reabllestlcm o' all dlipatohe* pablleatlon alt n«w» nawa dispatch** easy money fast and without effort are upt to be at adIt v . tot It or not oD**^.1**.®*^!* *ta?*in*th1a”papor and alao the lo|| disgruntled. 9 m *aawa publlanad haraln._ All rjilita 2? rttmblPcxiion or special .j li patch “It’s easy to see why. Fioridn, with its natural M herein ara alao r>«ar-ad. advantages, is bound to grow in population and im­ FRIDAY. NOVEMBEA 20, 1925. portance. For the man who is willing to put in the same sort of hard work that is required in the north, * THE HERALu ’8 PLATFORM it is a marvelous place ju st as Oklahoma is a 1-—Deeper w»ter roet® to Jackson­ ville. . . marvelous place in productivity. I —Construction of 8 L Johni-ln“But the old, old law that you can't get some­ diap Hirer canal, thing for nothing operates in Florida ju st as it does Extension e f vfclt® way. elsewhere. Don't go there expecting to live on the I^Brtinaion of local amuaement*. —Bwtmndnf pool, tennla conrta, fat of the land without doing anything to deserve itt, it. If you do you’ll be disappointed, ju st as you %,—Augmenting of building pro* would be back home." am—borne*, hotel*, apartment Florida has lots of room for professional men of all u»es. •.—Extension of *ireet paring pro* kinds, for merchants, tailors, grocers, bakers, mechanics, gram. capenters and masons, in short for every man who comes 1.—Conatructlon of bonlerard here to work and to contribute his share to the building of aroi nd L ila Monroe. •-L-CompIfJon of city beantlflea- a great state. Florida also has room, and desires to see in tion program. plenty, tourists who come here for the winter months to •.—Expansion of school ay ate m escape the cold and to spend a vacution enjoying the sports with provision for Increased fa­ of this country, and who are willing to pay for this privilege. cilities. But those persons who come here to get rich quick, BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY to grab off profits overnight, then to return to their north­ EVERLASTING LIGHT:—Thy ern or western homes, we had far rather see them stay away sun shnll no more no clown; neith­ altogether. Florida has no room for them, and no use for er shall thy moon withdraw it­ them. They will do us no good but they will do us plenty self; for the* Lord shnll be thine of harm. ■t Iraf^H t rU B» c o d 4 U » m Mattar. 17. l» t t . at »h* foatoftlea Florida vndar Act of C everlasting light, and the days of thy mourning shall be endc*'' Is­ aiah 00 : 20. PRAYER— “The Lord is my light and niy snlvatio n ,. Whom shnll I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life, Of whom shnll I be afraid ?” -------- o-------WORTH WHILE Live while you're living, Long you’ll be dead. Give while you’re giving Kindness and bread. Ring while you’re ringing Bells true and right. Sing while you're singing Songs that delight. Though you in sorrow, No joy cuit see; Don’t rob tomorrow Of what may be. Grope while you’re groping For treasure trove. Hope while you’re hoping For peace and love. Dream whilo you’re dreaming Of ideal things; Often just seeming Achievement brings. Go while you’re going ' Where birds are gay, Show while you're showing Thu better way Don't join masses “ Dawn the decline ;1 * Lead up the passes To heights ciivinc*. Seek while you’re seeking F riends who can smile. Speak while you’re speaking Something worth while. — Lon Angeles Times -------- o-------Those persons who have the idea thnt Sanford’s stnte advertising campaign isn’t producing results should note tho many new faces to be seen on the streets of the city. W hat Does a Girl Love? LAMB’S WOOL was plentiful on the wild winds of Wall Street yesterday. This column recently wnrned against gambling in auto­ mobile stocks. Look ot the stock market yesterday. Unfortunate little men with weak margins will be the victims. A few speculative stocks dropped, and others, non-specuiative, are thrown overboard, prices slashed to meet losses. Quiet men thnt know real values pick up bargains, and that is another chapter stock exchange history. OUR GLORIOUS navy, not ef­ ficient in aircraft or management, shows no lack of efficiency when it comes to worrying an unfortunnnte woman, widow of the Shenandoah’s commander, called to testify nbout tho killing of her husband. She is informed by the learned court that she is not entitled to counsel. If somebody hod stoten her dog, she would ho allowed to have a lawyer. Why can’t she have one when her husband has been taken from her? The American people would like to have a convincing answer to that question. THEY WOULD like to know why her lawyer was forcibly put out of the court. When a cabinet officer steals a naval air reserve he can have fit) lawyers and no- j body objects. When a woman’s husband is stolen from her by official stupid­ ity she ought to have all possiblu protection—as many lawyers as No other state in the u n io n has she wants ever taken a step that widespread agitation ns Honda s recent constitutional amendment WHAT MRS. Lansdowne says is bnrinK inheritance anil income simple and true, namely, that her j jnx Coupled with this, the news husband objected to taking the* 0f Vlorida being free from state Shenandoah on a stupid political ^as cjrcu]a tcd widely and hns trip to a state fair. been piayL*d up prominently in This writer can corroborate his leading newspapers and magazines of American and even abroad. statement. Last June Commander LansWo are now facing the danger downe in his wife's presence told wj1jcj1 tjie Commercial pointed out this writer at Lakewood, N. J -,lfjrat the Florida newspa­ thatsending the Shenandoah across | purs amendment was pe._ w|,cn ___ this ... this country would be highly dan proposed. We said that the only gerous, and in case a thunder disadvantage we foresaw was that storm were encountered, would in retaliation the federal inheri­ probably result in disaster. tance law inigh*. he “jerrymander­ ed” so that it might offset this THE SHIP was ordered to go advantage to Fioridn and we across the country nnd Lansdowne woultlbe placed in the light of be­ who had crossed the ocean in a ing unable to gain advantage dirgible and knew his business, from our law nnd at the same protested. He was overruled by time would suffer this loss of re­ ignoramuses, and their stupidity venue. This danger, however, we killed him. The least the navy can considered sufficiently remote to do is to treat his widow chival­ be disregarded in the light of the rously, having killed her husband. other obvious advantages. But the --ill.■*., 4' -■L_fcifcJ#I.— «■* 4M >*.■*$*■«*" danger has loomed up much more DR. FREDERICK, of Bryn quickly than we anticipated, just Mnwr, says the United States is as the effects of the new law were shirking its responsibilities in beyond our wildest imagination. keeping out of the League of Na­ In Sunday’s Tampa Telegraph tions, thus preventing world peace. Col. Peter O. Knight points out thnt the ways ami means com­ THE LEARNED doctor reminds mittee of Congress is right now you of a gentleman accused of conducting hearings on this mat­ killing sheep. "I will kill any ter and while President Coolidge sheep that bites me,” said he. ami the public want the federal The United States preventing inheritance tax removed,_thcre J s peace is a new idea. Next you will learn that the wicked United States started the war of 1914, pushing the countries of Europe REAL ESTATE into it. W hat ia the kind of a man you would m arry if you had to m arry at all? No doubt many a young woman has pondered on that question considerably. No doubt in their minds eye they can all see their ideal Galahad, Lancelot, or Big Hearted Jim of the Wide Open Spaces. When we look our men acquaintances over, we some­ times wonder how they will ever get married at ail. For­ tunately tastes differ. Fortunately what appeals to one girl does not appeal to another. That gives us all a chance. Some men are loved for their looks, some for their brains, some for their money, hut sooner or later they will all he loved for something. We note with interest one thousand replies to one thousand queationaires sent to one thousand girls on the subject of matrimony, and reproduced in the Miami Tribune. The question is: “ Do you prefer a young man whose attitude is that of reverent regard or one who forgets alt barriers of sox in his fnm iliarties? “Of tho replies, 50 per cent did not include money as a consideration at all and 50 per cent put it last; 20 per cent gave it sixth place. “As to good looks, 55 per cent failed to consider it at all, 5 per cent gave it last place, 18 per cent sixth place, 55 per cent fifth place and 10 per cent fourth place. “ Being well dressed is not considered the biggest thing in life, ns only, 15 per cent gave it third place,.2& per cent., fourth place, 50 per cent fifth place, 9 per cent sixth place and 18 per cent did not consider it. "A jolly good fellow did not cut much figure as a staple article, as 54 per cent put him fourth, 20 per cent fifth, 20 per cent sixth, 5 per cent last and 20 per cent didn't consider him. “Thirty-six per cent gave ambition second place, 45 per cent third, 18 per cent fourth and none lower. “Capability was given second place by 54 per cent, 51 per cent third, 14 per cent fourth and none lower. “Character took first place by 100 per cent. It was first in every reply. October sales of one big mail "All but one girl asserted that they preferred reverent order house amounted to over th irty million dollars while an­ regard only. Isn’t it significant that 1,000 clear-thinking, other reports the? greatest Octo­ joy-loving girls picked out spiritual, religious qualities as TUT ANKI1-AMEN, the boy ber business in its history. Wo Pharoah, was well decorated fo>* wonder how much of this money the most attractive things they know?" Ins long rest. Magnificient were came from Seminole county. -------- o--------Tho contract has been awarded and actual work will soon begin on constructing Sanford’s lakeshore boulevard. This is another great step in the progressive de­ velopment of this section. ----------- o _ --------- J 11 i \k ----------------- o----------------- Visitor from the North and West arc entering Florida in num bers th at grow in volume daily. They come by rail­ road, by steam ship and by motor car. Already, it is esti­ mated, there are in the state us many visitors as were pres­ ent at the height of last year’s season; and as yet, this year’s season has not begun. Many of the big resort hotels are not yet open. Those that are open are taxed to capacity. There is scarcely food enough for them, yet on they come— in Rolls-Royces and Fonls, in Pullmans and on brake-beams, in cabins and in stoke-holds of ships.—Now York Times. the designs, in pure gold, of dif­ ferent gods, with which ins fruit■i Corpse was decorated. There were the "upper" Egypt­ ian vulture, “Nckhbet” nnd the "lower Egyptian serpent, Butu", winger scarab, and sacred ewes. Thirteen rings were on the young man’s fingers. A gold mask on his face, is not yet removed. All that seemed sufficient to carry him safely to the happy land of the great good Anican-Rn. In­ stead of that, he, his upper vulture i w and his lower serpent, will go no j * further than the Cairo museum, i ■ No matter from wrich direction n motorist comes to Sanford, lie must pass over poor roads. Doubt­ less this fnct is keeping many hun­ dreds from visiting this city ami as far as can be seen there is lit­ tle hope for relief. MY FAVORITE STORIES -------- o-------- i ‘ By IRVIN S. COBB Only a few more days remain in FRANCE MAY find it necessary which Sanford citizens may become to bomhuni the seaport of Beirut, Spoken nl Passing | haste. Some of them were so un- starting qualified to vote in the city elec­ point of the rebel Druses Whcn you hear two natural gracious as to recall that the coltion to be held early in December. succeed in capturing the city. The person who isn't sure if tie can wheezes, both unintentional, in j ored boys the night beforu had Such a bombardment, following vote should m akeAt T n.ilnt ill i 0,U} day and at one place you are been bragging of what they meant that of Damascus, with grunt de­ entitled, I think, to enter that date to do to the gnenty. In reply to struction of property and lives, find out. in your calendar with red ink. In a particularly barbed taunt the will have a bad effect on the Mo­ oThirty-two answers were receiv­ my own personal experience I re­ retreating soldier without slacking hammedan population. The result his gait, cast a sidewise glance of the French mandate in Syria ed regarding an apartment that cull only one such. It was in June 1918, over in over his shoulder and said. was advertised for rent on Tho may be a Mohammedan coalition "l.is’cn, w* now admits we ain't and uprising, very troublesome to Herald’s classified page. And yet France. A negro regiment had there are some who are not avail­ gono iii under fire and the puish- no bear-cats!” Europe. A few minutes later a big black ing themselves of this simple and ment being heavy and the troops inexpensive method of reaching being green at actual warfare, soldier passed, ulso moving to­ ASIATICS LEFT to themselves one battalion had broken. Strag­ ward tho rear with speed. In find occupation and pleasure in prospects. glers were sifting back through reply to n question as to why his -------- o-------fighting each other. The wDo company had broken ho halted British know that. Tho Kuiisus City Star says: the supporting lines. In India, A small yellow private came just long enough to say: There is a great deal of sup­ Hindus and Mnhnmmcndnns hate a "Co'sc we pulled out. Dey did- and fight each other, while the pressed excitement in town due to hurrying rearward. Men of ■ the fact th at one of the Wenth- white regiment lying alongside the nt give us no propuh suppote! British rule, ■ Why, dey didn’t even give us no road waiting for the order, to aderby girl* recently entertained a To build up Europe and stop M man caller. For years it has been vnneo began guying him for his garage!” killing among the* white races the said of the Wcutherby girls that wise policy would be to permit while they gave ft street parade these races to govern themselves every day they had never been in their ancient way. able to dispose of u ticket to the evening performance.’ We may Editor Hanford Herald; utes, two officers arrived and the PERCY A. ROCKEFELLER has bo wrong but it strikes us that Dear Sir:— officer In charge, aithuugh having taken one million dollars earth­ there was something wrong with quake insurance on his house, More often than otherwise cit­ the opportunity to vent his au­ barn tho advertising. and garage. No, it isn’t in thority. yet not once did he net izens will register kicks against otherwise than a gentleman. ■ o California, but in Connecticut, Wo don't know w htjhcr the the pulico force. It surprised me so much thnt I which has been disturbed by a As my business elsewhere allows had to write both you and Chief great many tremors lately. women close their eyes or not when they are being kissed as mo week-end s*-wover a t home, l Williams to state wimti a uood po­ some authorities aver, but kbis very rarely come in touch with the lice officer that innn it. I don’t BE GRATEFUL that it was not we do know; it closes their mouths police force. know his name but the police rec­ possible for Woodrow Wilson or for tt brief while—and that’s Sundny midnight, I had the ex­ ords will show who he is. A few anybody else to saddle any of "•(Unpin.”—Phil Armstrong. That perience of being shaken out of more men of his calibre and our those eastern “mandates” on the mt-uns a whole lot in the cases of bed, due to a collision at our cor­ law abiding citizens will feel United States. We don't want some of these flappers with their ner (of tilth and Palmetto) be­ fricndlv rather than \ iit«i;i>niz« tu blow down or build up their pa­ fifteen-tuiliutc ki-rcs. — Hanford tween a Dodge ond an Oakland. tho police force. laces, hang their people, or other­ Herald. And we would be inter- The crash tOiook our house. For­ More power to you. Chief Will­ wise play tho part of divino pro­ ubted to know where tho Sanford tunately no cne was hurt. vidence, in Asia. About all we iams. Herald gels this, ia jc I knowledge can do i; to attend to the United The Oakland driver phoned the Respectfully vouts, of lifUen-minuH ldsoes* Orlan­ ■police at.d In luis than L n win* States. SAUL ROBBINS. R- L. ROBERTSON AUDITS - SYSTEMS, n clique re presenting some of the state which claim to be feeling tho effect of our law by loss of rich citizens, insisting upon the federnl tax not only being retained but being amended in such u manner that it will nullify largely the ef­ fect of the Florida and Alabama laws prohibiting state taxes of this nature. That the cqilue means simply to coerce Florida and Alabama is made plain by the statements of the lenders, Green of Iowa, and Garner of Texas, thnt "if Florida and Alabama will pass an inheri­ tance tax law we will withdraw our objections to tho repcnl of the federal law." Imperialistic gall! And one of these birds is from Texas where the democratic doctrine of the rights of states is presumed to hold sway. Col. Kr.ight wisely suggests that tho Florida and Alabama dele­ gates nt Washington haunt the committee room where this coerc­ ing is so publicly flouted and muke a noise th a t will be heard throughout the land. Contemporary Comment) MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING SEflVlJ Room 15, Masonic Temple. | Business Propl We are going to offer you today tiof th at ought to Interest the investor cri purchasing as permanent owners. S■ A W A R EH O U SE SITE fj Faces 100 feet on Cedar Avast Ilf fa J5 ond Street. Price $8,000.00. Tens. ■ ■ ; A FILLING STATION ANDGRCfB^ f Lot faces on Sanford Attn® ' ■ room dwelling house, filling stationitlp 5 Price $5,500.00. Terms reasonable. Being hard-boiled is much bet­ ter than being half-baked.—Col­ a umbia Record. See us and look at this before 5 prices cannot be beat. Florida ■ New Pest Attacks Palms.— Headline. W hat is it? a Itch?—Arkansas Gazette. INSURANCE 221 Meisch Building. \ THE WHITE REALTY CO S a SANFORD-SYNONYMOUS with / SOLIDITY Solid ns the rock is the economical base upon which Sanford is building. Thousands rrf acres of the most productive farming lands lb the World are sending their golden treasure, amounting to millions of dollars and increasing yearly, through Sanford to Northern markets. * y0UVI.-*that fjvirf *,n1 Seventeen years of co-operative, constructive, development in the building of this GREAT IN­ LAND POUT is our record. Sanford & Loan A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia At Second LOANS Phone 48 INVESTMENTS PAID UP III 1 ■ ■ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given to St. John’s Itiver boatmen and all other concerned that, with the approval of the War De­ partment, the draw span of the Florida East Coast Railway Bridge over St. John’s River at Jacksonville, Fla., will he .for., replacement for forty-eight (48) hours from t-.u i a . M. Monday. November 2 *. 1925, until 11:59 1*. M. lu rid ly , November 21, 1925, to all river traffic requiring clearance or height or more than eight ( 8 ) feet thereunder. Boats capable of using the above clearances and desiring to pass the bridge will use the East channel under the through gird> r span. MO N We have two plans of f'r'! Your Home 1st—We will lend you A ll T h e Moi necessary to build a comp*«a M■ NO DELAY — -----' Florida East Coast Railway Co. e s a s is s s j H. N. RODEN BAUGH, Vice-President ■ ■ Title Guaranty &fj$ 107-1 (Ml S. Park Avc. ban d e fceatinvl. gg■■■ b u m s m u m s ,® ******* m m h U '’ �_ _____ *V*vf •' _ JtwW HP™*1*fi* vcj ___ THE SANTOIM H E H A tP . FB1PAY, NOVEMBER t D . w i s ! ' : rM ^ f . 'I 'v L r p y t O PAGE ^ m i r>r*v AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES Mrs. J. K. Mettinger and daugh­ Mrs. L. W. Harper of Jacksonter, Mr*. Walter Morgan and lit- | Q r\T T rPLTciT-r\-r'i t* 7 __ __ ___ ______________________ Lovely Tampa Visitor ville and Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Mc- Loans tie aon . Jack, left Thursday for W U I HSIDE PARENT-TEACHERS BODY Loans MONEY AVAILABLE their htyne in Jacksonville after ■ -------------------n \J U 1 Is Guest of Honor at Crca of Orlando were week end spending the past week here as the h o l d s in t e r e s t in g m e e t in g For Flmt Mortgaijc Loans on Liberal Valuation Basin at 7% DinnerPartyThursday visitors last week ns guests «.f guest of Mrs. Harry Wilson. their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Commit us firnt when in the market for fund* A most enthusiastic meeting of giving at the Children’s home at Mrs. J. Frank Davies of Tampa" Stiles. Mrs. Harper will he re­ Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hetty Ton k°Ut.h .Sitle Parent- Jacksonville. Tbonr 4* and Mr. and Mrs. George R. Het­ leachors Association was held It was also decided to create a the attractive house guest of Mrs. membered by her Sanford friend.; Magnolia h Second A. ! \ CONNELLY & SONS ■Ai ty, Jr., of Palmetto, who are tour­ Thursday afternoon a t the South general executive board for all Monroe B. Hutton, was the guest as Miss Elizabeth Stiles. Rule School, with a large attend­ of the associations nnd the repre­ of honor Thursday evening at a „„ Society will ing the state, were in the city ance of both old and new memb­ sentatives from the South Side dinner nnd bridge pnrty, given by Thursday as the guests of friends. £ * -t ■ o’clock. ers. in the absence of the chair- will be Mrs. E. F. Housholder, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lake at their Jdon of the Pres“nr n r?‘ inward Higgins, Mrs. Mrs. Henry Nickie and Mrs. Se­ lovely new home in Edsewood. t will he held at Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Railey an I p* r«I. I ®iger presided. lina Barber. 'V iftemoon be- Mrs. Hall of Miami were the The- beautifully appointed dinner Minutes were read of the past Mrs. Dniger spoke upon the sub­ table was centered with n low Jjjrk and at night guests of friends here Thursday meeting and nlso reports from the 110 o’tlocK. and were mueh impressed in the treasurer and other standing com- ject of the municipal playground mound of cut flowers, roses pre­ growth of Snnford in the past nrntees. Due t 0 the resignation and asked for the co-operation of dominating. Marking the places the Parent-Teachers’ Association of the guests were place cards ffhYlJ in the »oc- year. Mr. Railey is owner of one 51* chairman, Mrs. Higgins^ in raising funds with which to done in fascinating floral designs. 1 ,h(. Presbyterian of the largest hardware businesses the vacancy of chairman, was equip the plnyyjround. It was At fl o’clock a five course din­ Enthusiastic Buyers Come Every Day , the evening meet- in Miami. brought before the meeting. In voted that funds should be raised ner was served. tn Endeavor conand realize each purchase is a dis­ the election of officers, Mrs. A, for this purpose. Johnson is m An interesting game of bridge Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hardemann K. I ewers was elected with Mrs. At the conclusion of business, was played until a late hour. When tinct saving. A sale at this time of and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Martin of ,*}ry Nickie as vice-chairman. the school nurse, Misa Grncey t i l l _ » pin- Mncon, Ga., regular winter visitUnder the head of new business made a most interesting talk urg­ scores were counted it was found the year is a real event for the buying Mrs. Hutton held high score o f p y r , at 3 .31) lors to Snnford arrived here Thurs- *(• "ec*dcd to change the date ing the parents to attend the that among the Indies, and was pre­ public. : : : : : : : I day nnd will spend some time here of the meetings from the third Health Movie which is being shown sented a box of candy. G. W. Silen­ at the Montezuma. thursday of each calendar month at various schools throughout the L,1 Truth Seekers cer Jr., holding top score among R. W. Penrman Jr., left Thurs­ to the first Thursday in order county. Y J the Methodist day the men, was given a carton of for Tallahassee where he went to permit mothers of children in The pontmnt for the month was cigarettes. fvloek. In interest of the Waterways. other schools, to attend the meet­ won by Mrs. Raynor’s third grade. Lid will m e e t a t Places were laid (or Mrs. J. ing m theit respective schools. The next meeting will be held the Frank Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Mon-1 fthe home r i'*r3W. A. Teague of Mountville, R. Mrs. Selina Barber, give a i Palmetto Avenue. C., arrived here Wednesdny and splendid report from the boxes first Thursday in December nnd roe B. Hutton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Pnul j has accepted a position here with and state<| a neat sum of money it is earnestly desired thnt all Lake, Messrs G. W. Spencer J r , day Extra Values Eldwyn Moore and Edgcrton Pat­ Men’s Suits Bank. raised try the children for Thanks- members be present. Art Exhibit nnd the Seminole County terson. ____ l),e Women’s Club 111 ladies’ Silk ami Woolen Dresses. We nre offering our extra fine men’s Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, Mrs. Hath dress is a style that cannot be Ned Chittenden nnd guest, Mrs. J. EPISCOPAL GUILDS GIVE RECEPTION East Side Body Will suits during this sale nt very low prices. M. Simmons of Mountville, S. C., overlooked. Bought to sell this w inter The tjunlity of these suits assures one FOR DR. AND MRS. MORTIMER GLOVER Support Campaign for motored to Orlando Thursday at regular prices, each one has been that) they are real bargains. AH the where they spent the day. Playground Facilities greatly reduced for this sale. Now winted favored shades. New styles. The ^spacious home of Mr. nnd i Key. o priced— Miss Flora Zelmcnovltz of Mrs. George A. DoCotles was the | Music was furnished throughout Priced a t— The monthly meeting of the Brunswick, Gn., in the guest of her scene of one of the lovliest soc­ tins evening by Miss pearl Robson. $9.50 up $22.50 to $28.50 0 Marcus were nister, Mrs. S. S. Bnumel at her ial affairs of the reason on Thurs­ The affair was delightfully infor­ East Side Primary Parent-Teach­ day evening when the members of ers’ Association was held Thurs­ home on Sanford Heights. mal nnd greatly enjoyed by the L/in Sanford on the guilds of Holy Cross Church 2ft() guests. day afternoon with Mrs. W. II JimpaMillinery Singletary, chairman, presiding. O. G. Cheatham of Atlnnta, Gu., entertained at a reception honor­ Men’s Hats ing the new rector and his wife, The meeting was opened with the connected with the George Car and yites of PensnAll hats have been reduced so that Mrs. Harry Heeren Is singing of “America.” This was We have a large stock of men's superb 3). here Thursday I.oconmtive Co., is in the city for Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Glover. one could buy two for the price of one. followed by a short program giv­ Quantities of fragrant red radi­ a short stny on n business mission. quality of felts and velours. All shades ance roses together ‘With potted Charming Hostess To en by the diffirent grades. Felts, ju st the style for sport wear.. nnd a full range of sizes. During the discussion of busi­ Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. Monroe | l’,n*,ts •,ml fern* wen* used in pro- Idlers’ Bridge Club a|j of Savannah, ness, Mrs. Stella Arrington spoke $2.95 $2.95 to $4.95 for several days 11. Hutton and guest, Mrs. J, i fusion in the large living and dlnin interest of the public play­ Frank Davies of Tampa motored j r*"o«s. In the sun parlor, the Dress hats in silk nnd velvet nnd Vlvid-hued field, flowers nnd grounds and asked for the co-op­ to Daytona Beach on Friday where color note »t gold and green was golden rod. artistically arranged trimmed with metal cloth nnd gold eration of the East Ride Associa­ beautifully carried out with bas­ Caps | the Times-Union they spent the day with friends. in baskets, were used in decorating tion. A committee was appointed kets of large yellow chrysunthe wnt the day here $0.50 the home of Hrs. Harry Heeren to take care of this matter. Big assortment of men's caps. Mrs, It. J. Holly and Mrs. Deane munis. fej to business. Miss Terrio spoke to the mem­ Receiving the guests upon arriv­ on Union Avenue, Thursday after­ One special lot selling during this Turner have returned from Clear­ noon when she entertained the bers in regard to the kindergart­ sale for— pTthe New York water where they were the guests al were Mr. ami Mrs. DeCottcs. members of the Idlers' Bridge en which ahe will conduct at the j Sweaters of the former’s sister, Mrs. George I ' -V . W in' then introduced to the 1«« among the Moore. Club. Congregational Church beginning receiving line by two of the ves95c Dailies’ new winter sweaters in brushed in Sanford on Scores were kept on tallies sug­ Hoc. 1. 'trymen, II. F. Whitner nnd (!. F. Other caps in stock are reducei to wool nnd in plain woolen material. Coat 'the pennant for best nttemlanc -1 j gestive of the Thanksgiving sea­ In the receiving line were L. J. Lippmami of New York Smith. styles and blouse effects. Priced— sell for as low as— son nnd the card game proved of mothers was won by second j Dr. and Mrs. Glover, nnd the presi­ M»nf Mrs. J. 01- member of the L. G. Lippnmnn dents of the guilds, Mrs. It. A. most interesting, top score being i grade for this month. L,t to learn that Produce Co., is in the city for a Newman and Mrs. J. N. Robson. made by Mrs. Alexander Vaughn. $1.00 to $2.95 $4.95 to $6.50 At the conclusion of business, fit her home on few days in interest of the celery , the program chairman, Mrs. ForReceiving in the dining room Creamed chicken in timbals, po­ business. were Mr*. Alexander Vaughn, Mrs. tato chips, pikclcs, wafers, hot ' rest Gatchel, took charge of the I R.. O. Mrs. i,. K. i». D. aioniey, Mobley, rolls and coffee were served at meeting. Mrs. A. M. Phillips sang xt t ,ii ... i c> ” • Chase, ' nnse, airs. jiw and baby of P i ‘ t ” iL »n«l Mrs. Fuller. Assisting in on- the conclusion of the game by the ! a group of songs in her usual de­ L guests of her F ruit and Vegetable Co is m the lertnininB lhl. were Mrs. hostess. lightful manner. |jfn. W. A. Znch* Following the program a social | ■ a few <«°yV nroUtc t0 New G. It. Bishop, Mrs. Forrest Lake Mrs. lleeren’s guests were Mrs. half hour was enjoyed, the host­ York from Bradenton. Street. and Mrs. G. F. Smith. John Me inch, Mrs. John Deader, esses Mrs. A. C. Daniil nnd Mrs. | INn the dining room, the table Opposite the Post Office. Ted Wathnn, M. A. Bryan, \V. A. was laid with a lace cloth, the Mrs, Kndor Curlett, Mrs. Alex­ Joseph Dynes serving delicious re­ i'\ nnd Leo O. day morning for Lcffler, and Robert Cobh are in •center being graced with u silver ander Vaughn, Mrs. George Davis freshments. Hhere they will Orlando today attending the meet­ basket filled with red roses nnd llnrt, Mrs. Sam Yount z, Airs. John C. Smith and Mrs. William F. ing of the Traffic Association. a un business. ■u asparagus ferns. Lighted m l tnp- Tunnicliffe. Crs burned in sllvot holders nt |U and daughter Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Lightner of either side. Brick ice cream and are spending 1128 East Seventh Street have as cake were served by Mrs. Ernest i“ + > + rtranwe ai the their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Krupp, Mrs. (I. I. Loucks, Mrs. . J. Steed. Eckman, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Deane Turner, Mrs. II, F. Whitner, Presael and Master Comb Eckman. Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Ben­ J Fred Siwon of jamin Whitner, Mrs. Clarke Leoi to Sanford on Mrs. G. A. Radford returned nnnly, Mrs. it. W. Penrman, Mrs. the guests of home Friday afternoon after Paul Diggers and Mrs. Raymond brt H’anrer. spending the last two weeks with relatives in Wnycross, Ga., and m -Jffett and H. L. Monticello, Fla. it .. ■ .. Btj, Ga., are m w days on busiWulter Coleman returned hontn Thursday from un extended visit ■ ■• to Montgomery, Ala., Columbus, j' ith the Brook- Go., stopping over at Ft. Gaines oklyn, N, Y., is whore he was the guest of his [a short stay on mother. ■ .. ■ -» Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bodwell IR. G. Chapel of arrived Thsrsday evening from ■ .. SPECIAL, 6 dozen, fine quality m arquesette curtains I the guests of Mr. Providence, R. I., nnd will be nt [Rossiter at their the Montezsmn until the comple­ ruffled. White, ivory and cream. Ave. tion of their home in Drcaniwold. jcial lendaf H urry! T o th e f N o v e m b e r S a le • S a tu r d a y S p e c ia ls nals T h e O u tle t New Fall Suit Styles M1LANE—TONIGHT Men ADOlPffE AVENJOU Will Favor of Rochester, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. \V. Krenkel and .l«rc Thursday —, ...to| children of Elkhart, Fans., arrivDlrc Mabel Beach Jed here Wednesday and will make V g Beach at the Sanford their future home. For Avenue. the present they are a t home to . friends nt the home of Mrs. | f - I Gardiner of, Krunhel’s sister, Mrs. E. J. Tay"• I are in the 1lor. Mrs. Krenkel will be rememf juuni enimite to bered here as Miss Bobbie Burns. point* in the llhe iiate. Lace Curtains, Nets and Drapery $2.25 Pair ■ .. ■ -p Filet Curtains Colored Curtains Fine mesh, new designs, plain fringed, white ami ivory 2*A* yards. Rose, and gold stripe marque* r.etto fringed, ‘d'/a yards. $3.50 pair $3.50 pair Shadow Drapery Scrims TO THE CITIZENS OF SANFORD [lb M. Grant of who arc tourl wish to announce that I M«1 in the city am a candidate for the office 'ill »pend 8om>j of City Commissioner to be determined in the regular Municipal Election to he hold on the F irst Tuesday after |d Tubes the First Monday in Decem­ ber of this year. f't »r» right Your consideration will be Ji-ird Gan (,na appreciated. the,, MAI Rose, blue and gold. Rb inch, fast colors, guaranteed. c*ir/,n 25 to 35c yard $1.40 yard ■ ” f f|».r7 • Eli DC inches wide, plain and bor­ dered, white cream and ivory. E . F. H O U SH O LD ER . For fall nnd winter we have endeavored to secure for the men of Sanford cloth­ ing combining a hard wear­ ing ami substantial fabric with a quietly distinctive appearance. On viewing our selections you’ll agree that this result has been attained. They reflect quality, style and value as never before. l>l Oils” TU ESD A Y AND WEDNESDAY • bon* Applies Only t il in g noN We will place on special sale vases, bowls, console sets, glassware, china, ribbon novelties, etc. 151-J Kla. (MBA ■ 4780= : iKSS* v,'r'l» MI-LADY’S SHOPPE Welaka Building- [ 40 to 75c yard Cretonne Ev^r Fast Drapery ,‘IC-inch. new bright design. patterns. 44 inch, guaranteed fast to sun and water. Green, Rose, Tan and Blue. ■ .. Th e Y o w ell C o m pa n y — -v- ...................... ’ . _____ • — _ ________ _______ __ ___________________ u iiliM T ll ** :: S m ■■■■•■■¥a a a a a a a a a iia a a a a B a a a a a B a a a a a B a a a a a B iH a * ■ . \ u ■■ . . . . Small and large 25 to 35c yard $1.75 yard. B. L. Perkins It will pay you to shop here Tuesday and Wednesday :U’> to 'll inches wide, plain figured and dots. Cream, ivory and ecru. ■115 inch, 50c yard Call and let us show you our line. Also Christmas cards will be placed on sale. 1- cards for $1.00. = Bed room curtain, rose, blue and gold. plain white grounds Most styles are priced as low ns— $1 only, for these two days. Filet Nets Colored Swiss '• ' x y 'S & S ■ II �•feRrl? "IfpSv* , V m w . m f :4 20 ,1925 THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. KOVgl Another amendment Mr*. Woodliff seeks to have ndopted would double the plco nf certificates of nffcmt^rship‘which now \ cost 25 cents Mrs. J. P. HicRin:. of St. Louis, treasurer-general, is advocating that oitlv members who have psm their dues for the current year be permitted to participate at con­ Session ventions. WILL VOTE TO Y ON AMENDMENTS AH of Thursday's . Was Spent In Election of Officers; Move Is Afoot to ' Increase Per Capita Tnx Adoiphe Menjou Is Star Of Picture At The Milane Theater HOT SPRINGS, Nov. 20.—-(A*)— Several constitutional amendments were In form here today to pre­ • v. sent at the 32nd nnnunl conference That Paramount wanted to niak? of the U. I). C. Action on th« proposed amendments was one of sure the Monte Bell production, the most important cvcttta expect­ "The King on Main Street," would be one of the outstanding pictures ed to feature the convention. Mrs, T. R. Henderson of Green­ of the current season is evidenced wood, Miss., a past pr^"'dcnl-Ren- by the all star enlibro of the play­ cral and chnirmnn of the conven­ ers who appear in the principle tion has been leading n cotiRrcRji- roles in the cost Adolphe .Menjou is starred in the ticn for approval of each of the tie role of the production, writ­ title suggested changes. The amendments nre known to ten for the screen by Douglass be looked upon with favor by many Doty from Leo Ditrichstein's Now officers. Much other work re­ York stage hit, “The King," by G. mained to he done by the delegates A. Do Caillnvet, Robert de Flora and Samuel Arene. tnrlv today. Ail of yesterday’s session was Greta Nisscn and Bessie Love rpent in elections, Mrs. John Allen are featured in support of the Lawton of Charleston an presiilent- star. gencrnl and other officers. As n Such a trio should be enough i •‘suit mnt»er» due to have been to put any picture across mg no disposed of yesterday were wait­ m atter what the story. But Para­ ing action early today. mount did not stop here. A glance Mrs. W. J. Woodliff, of Muske­ down the line-up reveals such gon, Ok la., register-general, is prominent names ns Oscar Shaw, sponsoring a movement to hnve Joseph Kilgour, Edgar Norton the per capita tnx on members in­ Norton and Mario Mnjcroni. Carcreased from 20 to 15 icntst All lotta Monterey, Marcia Harris and Additional revenue obtained from Edouard Durand also have im­ this source will be nent to Norman portant parts. V. Randolph relief fund to ussist "The King on Main Street," in financing widows of Confci!"- which will be shown today nt the nto veterans, who live in northern Milane Theater is a romntie eontand eastern sections. ■T cdy in which Menjou, as the King AdvertisingCam paign of a small European country, meets and falls in love with a Planned By Builders young American girl, is entertain­ it ed in a big way in n small town CHICAGO, Nov. 20,-(/P )—A —and then returns to his own group of association and nianufnc* country without the girl. Hirers of bulfding materials, act­ ing co-operatively, will spend $3,* < 100,000 in 11*26 in national newsM acNider Frowns On ■oaper and magazine advertising to the national movement Proposed M e m o r i a I jforward S?rwli5n'th? for better building. WASHINGTON, Nov. ID (#>>.— ! In addition, 85,000,000 more wilt Acting Secretary MacNider has II b;1 spend to construct 300 demonhotltf On in '*K l*l*_ disapproved n proj roposnl advised fey stration model bouses in 28 cit­ Frederick R. Gibb ‘ ‘ a of New York, ies for tho inspection of home erecting in Arlington National seekers. The announcement was Cemetery of a memorial to the made during the American Con­ Southern women of tho Civil War. struction Council convention. He considered the site in appropri­ ate for such n memorial he said, HARD LUCK FOR HARVARD CAMBRIDGE, Mn<s.t Nov. 20.— and thought "it would create an i/Pl—Hard luck for poor old Har­ undesirable precedent.” vard; A yellow advertising bnloon which vanished after flying over OBTAINS INJUNCTION SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Nov, the stadium during Sunday grid­ iron defeats, lias been recovered 20.—((F)—Prince Hopkins, Snntai and the owners says it will fly Barbara millionaire has obtained when Harvard plays Yale tomor­ nil injunction in London to prevent row. It was found nt sea on F ri­ the use of his name ns president day, the 13th. of an organization that proposes unclad pnrndes Sundays in Hyde Too many of our submarines Park. are.—Dayton News. ANNOUNCEMENT ,1 •*> u ■ *A NEW SUB-DIVISION WILL HE OPENED ■ TO THE PUBLIC IN A FEW DAYS. ■* | *' W h y fl3 VG * ISM? H what a wonderful feeling to canso 3 S. 3. helps Nature bnlld ho freo from tho m iserable tho red-blood-colla that fight off the rTTeurnotlsTn. To know again th e Impurities that cause rheumatism. S - f f f i b e r Joints and active muoConquer rheumatism! 3. 8 . 3. freedom from th a t agonizing Im3 shown the way. For genera­ cl es—freedom tions S. S. S. has brought blessed r2How often lnvo you longed for relief and comfort to tbousauda of »nme relief as you siiffMedJojturo from swollen, Inflamed m uscles and rheumatic sufferers. W hen tho rich, rod blood that joints—'how often have you Bald S. S. S. helps Nature build goes you would riv e anything in th e coursing through yonr system, it World for a few hours comfort! But you didn't know th a t all you purities tho blood in your body. had to do to got real relief from Rheum atism vanishes—akin blem­ th ri nerve wracking m isery w*as ishes disappear—you begin to get lust to build rich, red blood, did hungry* again and ony0U? You didn't know th at rheu- jo y y o u r fo o d ,— mutism had to ba stopped from tlie stren g th nnd power Inside by destroying th e Im purities fill your body — you r s . O that cause it—by building millions of red cells In your poor, w eak blood, did you? Until you f it your system f u ir b r healthy, rich, red blood you will never end your rheum atism . S. H. «. will surely Ijclp you. T hat's b e nro vigorous — redblooded and read y fo r action. Know IIda joy of living again! Talto S. 3. S. and banish rheum atism ! $ 2 * Every,hil „ w“£ x it F ’lns Taste B rin g fl urtngs the Cane Field. „ , p Syrup c a n e h£ : 1 »»>Ueoi t O ts I oh! frienV youT or ° ^ <* trade the en i o r _it ,rive, not enjoyment for any pncc. ® R a r^ The surprising thing tco of (-*■, ulout Bonita Syrop \ ” £ Wwinab J Ea/ Bonita Oct a. S. S. from any druggist. Tho C a ir o ! larg er bottle Is rnoro economical. Can You Solve This? L*!i n ,-r- v f.i o c s w CA-S riAVOR syrup 2 tS t ram H irm BRAND Waffles for breakfast! Waffles crisp, golden brown—covered with Bonita Syrup. Can’t you ju.,t picture them waiting to tempt the most jaded appetite? m MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IIII W e s t lUth S t u r t l l r p ' l . -ton ,\,-\v Y or k City THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. ‘ Brings the Cane Fields of Georgia to Your Table Bonita Syrup Is like that. Its perfect Georgia cano fla­ vor will llrst fascinate you. Then after you have becomn old friends, you would not trade tho enjoyment it gives for any price. Tho surprising thing, too, about Bonita Syrup is its n»r. 'll,,- f i l m v r I r M r r * n h r n prci|»«-rty i i r r n n s r i l f o r m l l i r n a m e ■if ii Ia 11l i v e r y ii m* m ' iii U h b • *» tin* c o r r e c t »«>!«H„II U l l ! Iir- a u n r i l t - i l ii Ii u II iI I u k ■«'( *l*i- 2 0 * 1 0 0 t r o t . F i l l ' l l ! „ „ , 1 , | r : , r o f a l l r n r u s n f i r n n r v r t , l o r a l n l In o l io o f o i» r on li . l i r l n r r l l \ V , v Y o r k no il A t l a n t i c f i t } ' . T U I* o f f e r , - \ i i i r r « Hect* in t i e r t r u ii , 1 9 - n , M akes Everything1 Taste gliM R aaR aaaaiaaaaiaB B aaiH iH B X H aB B B eaaB aaau u aaaaE B M rV, -vjpv* *;SvA‘V- rmall cost. Only a few cents — yet n fortune in flavor. Bo sure to have your grocer buhI out a can todny, ho tho whole family can enjoy it. Remember though, to bo careful of imitations. The genuine is easy to get if you say Bonita plainly, thT i t BKTWERN SPARKLING W ATERS— O It REMEMBER THE NAME m y ria ST. ELMO Lake Monroe Development Co. Puloaton-Brumley Building Sanford, Fla. m ‘The Development that than a Subdivision A TO WNSITE ■ n B aaa an n iB aan aan aaaaB B iiaaiiaaaaan H an aaB n B H B iiB aiiH B u <♦ f K K+K*K*K**Z+K**l*-t**+!>++<t^ *v! t v >>♦!< <♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ t*s*l+ ♦ <♦ ♦> ♦♦♦ s* < ^ ^ ♦♦♦+*> ___ ___ _____ Housekeepers...! Attention.,.! r Like a g re a t and precious em erald betw een sapphires, New Smyrna stands between the sparkling* blue w aters of the m ighty Atlantic Ocean the N orth Indian River. ♦ N ature—State M anager, assisted by skilled engineers and artisans-* hands, have prepared a t New* Sm yrna Reach a setting for Homes that once truly original and uniquely modern. i t Of high grade canned goods— Olives, Pickles, Sugar, Soap, Starch and all household sup­ plies at Turner’s Grocery will give you the chance to secure two weeks' groceries for the price of one. While preserving to a maximum degree the verdant tropical growth here is most fascinating m odern hand surfaced streets have beencuUni inent sidewalks laid, while two boulevards, paralleling the ocean shore river shore respectively, a re being asphalted and converted into two o prettiest drives in Florida. A splendid 0-hole Golf Course has been donated by the owners and ^ ers and will lie ready for playing by th e first of the year. f ♦Tv Si Electricity, water, telephone lines a n d donated sites for Chui^1- ^ Playgrounds and P ark s add to the attractiv en ess and desirability high-class modern tow nsite development. ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SACRIFICED Sale Opens at the state. NEW SMYRNA BEACH is an ideal H om esitc, ami a splendid SA TURD A Y £ inve CALL TODAY, AND H A V E U S SHOW YOU! O. BRING YOUR BASKETS -----ALTOflS P --------------- ------------- . T U R N E R ’S G R O C E R Y O F F I C E S IN : Cull at Desk, — Jacksonville, St. Augustine, p rm^ ‘,BS (3), New SmDyrna, New S m y rnoaru^ Miami, eL and, SanfortL Montezuma Hotel, SANFORD, FLORIDA. First Street and Elm Ave. , pay to n . lW1®fJ Bij ^.j I “W E COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE »:♦ v % »* ♦ , ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ > ♦>♦♦♦ ♦> *;♦ ♦;♦ *i**W********v ; �TI 1E SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925 FA CE 8EVJ— New Invention Savfs Millions Grange Leads His a Will Have One Of Today’s Games Team Against Ohio test Sporting Seasons jt panics in the East, Mid­ State Team Today West. South nnd Far West for CHICAGO. Nov. \na Winter And Spring dleSaturday, Jf v. 21: hnrnsed “Red” Grange led his 20.—((PI—A 0 EAST football team into Colum­ Harvard vs. Yale at Cambridge, Illinois ami, Palm Beach and Jackson­ bus today to meet Ohio State in Lehigh ville. An invitation has been ex­ hem, Pa, vs. Lafayette a t Bethlc- his last appearance on a collegiate tended by the Coral Gables Club Brown vs. . New Hampshire at gridiron. to William Tilden, 11, to make his , At his heel* followed the hub­ headquarters ut Miami this win­ Providence, bub of charges, denials and specu­ Fordh.... i‘in vs. Georgetown at ter. The French Hash, La Coste New Y'ork, lation regarding hits future that also 1ms been asked to come has brought thousands of words Rutgers vs. New York Univcrinto print. “Squared circle" contests that s»ty nt New Ilruimvick, N. J, will likely attract boxers of nat­ Grange’s latest reply to stories Syracuse vs. Niagara at Syra­ that had him playing professional ional prominence have been book­ cuse. ed a t Jacksonville, Orlando, Palm Army vs. Ursinus nt West Point. football, in the movies ,of selling Poaeh and Miami nnd Tampa, par­ Columbia vs. Alfred at New his name as advertising was ve­ hement: “They haven’t got me. I ticularly nt the latter place. Box­ York. ing, however, is officially banned Penn Military va. Juanita at have not received n penny. I have in this state, a statute being in Chester, Pa. effect against such contests.__ _ MIIHILFAVEST Entering the lists conics the NnCnrncgio vs. St. Louis at St. tionnl Open Winter Lawn Bowling Louis. tournament which gets under way Chicago vs. Wisconsin nt Chi­ nt St. Petersburg on January 25. cago. Like meetings will be held at Or­ Ohio State vs. Illinois nt Col­ umbus. lando and other cities. The winter horse-shoe pitching Minnesota vs. Michigan nt Ann center, which has been gradually Arbor. shifting from the cast to the west Purdue vs. rndinnn at Blooming­ const, is nt St. Petersburg this ton. winter, where the national tourn­ ey will take plnce. Lake Wortii Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando and 3, a lending role in Daytona also have these contests f 3port drama. Two scheduled. fame* have been At St. Petersburg, the National between Washing- Roque Championships are sched­ isd the University uled for cither February or March. t* played in Jnclcpdtsgiving Day, nnd tdicatory affair for ki Stadium at Mii,r r>, between RolWinter l’nrk, Fla., University, At- A l,amp That Burns 94 Per Cent Air. A new oil lamp that gives an nmnring brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, ha3 been tested by the U. S. Gov­ ernment and 35 lending universi­ ties nnd found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise—no pumping up, is simple, clean, snfe. Hums 94 per cent nir nnd 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor P. K. Johnson, 6-12 N. Bronil St., Philadelphia, is of­ fering to send a lamp on 10 day's FREE trial. or even to give one ) REE to the first user in each locality who will help him intro­ duce it. Write him today for full particulars Also asl: him to ex­ plain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month. Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. BIG SAVING IN BUILDING E> CONTRACTORS---------------------------------------- BUILDERS FO UND DEPOSIT OF SAND Suitable For BRICK W O R K - CONCRETE- P Contracts for sale of sand at p it or delivered For information inquire of O. C. Bryant at 2468 Sanford Ave, before 7 a. m. between 12 and 1:30 or after 6 p. m. o r Bryant & Hathaway, No. 6 Ball Bldg., Opposite P. O. Tested and recommended b y R. E. Kelsey, Contractor Now being «sed by Dorsey, Howard & Kelly, The Big Contractors Princeton T i g e r s May Go To Pacific Coast For Contest cnts of national the events ing the usual cycle Petersburg, to Bcl*r), to Tampa, to i Deach, to Daytona played, It, J features is the j match between wd Hobby Jones. Tommie Armour, kioal, will play two bsalj on the Cora! tear Miami in JauL-al golf' league, [nr, may have anI of games. Last h d ami Gene Snra- —Possibility that the Princeton Tigers might engage the Univers­ ity of Washington huskies in the annual intersection football en­ counter nt Pasadena on New Year’s day is being discussed here. That Bill Roper’s squad would be a worthy foe of the Pacific coast’s champions eleven is gen­ erally considered by the sport writers who linvc been speculating on Washington. Harvard is the only one of the big three that has come west to meet Pacific coast football teams. On her one ap­ pearance she bent Oregon 7 to 15. The University of Alabama and Tuiune University also arc being ^considered ns possible opponents. Apalachiola Bay Is To Be Improved Gonrnga vs. Washington State t at Spokane. University tlf Southern Califor­ nia vs. Iowa at Los Angeles. Colorado Mines vs. Column,j Ag­ gie i nt Denver. Brigham Young vs. Montana State at Provo, Utah. Willamette vu. Pacific nt Salem, Ore. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—GP) —An allotment of $ 11,(100 for im­ provements work in Apalachicola Bay, Fla., transferred from the St. Andrews Bay funds, was an­ nounced today by the government engineers. Ben Dr professional I k1"w.:i:or championlira" to he slaved in Ion March 13-2(1. The ttampionship of Flo* P> 1there „n March Ik" East Coast Wo- a HRmiomhip: will bo m City" event, Mar. 3those tournaments ket St. Augustine . January P.l-23 nnd Ml gulf tournament <5-20. c o m m is s i o n S-v Our New Assortment of Andirons and Fire .Sets Ball Hardware Co. PRUNEK Hall, Pentland & McCail AUDITS be featured at ML f Winter Days Are Here TAXES SYSTEMS Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami Sanford, West Palm Beach CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFF1CE 317*318 First National Bank Bldg, Sanford, Florida S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager "■ ■ ■ B ana«H H »«an»raanB M «H «B B aaaaanasaaa**a^H n*B aH i Announce my can k coming city elec P office of Cih iOTICF. J kalsnmining wall, guaranteed satk-l;>nC by tin: hour. 1 *U< Elm Avenue, (■ csB anaaaasna NOTICE nntractors Secretary. r.VTME.\T9 uley ms*. F lo rid a I.0NG ^ h-UtKET Good Service Aids Slate's Progress HE $0,000,000 telephone construction program which the Southern Bell Company is complet­ ing in Florida this year is an investment in new and additional plant that Florida may have more and better service. There is still much to do to meet the need tor local and long distance service, and telephone construction will continue on a large scale next year. As a result of this program, telephone .‘enice is now better than ever before, despite the lad yiat 110 operators are handling a larger volume oi culls. The service is more valuable to the individual user as well as to communities a* large, and telephone su.»kcriber.; now receive more for the money they spenu for telephone service than for any comparable servlc0 or commodity. That telephone rates have not i n c r e a s e d anything like the cost of other sendees and commodities is uu to economical management and e f f i c i e n t workers w to have kept the operating expenses at a minimum uesp <the growing coat of everything which forms a pan oi telephone plant and service. .DAVID LAIRD. Florida Manager T " B z ll S y s t e m ’* •■ai tv and then price. You will come back to this property more thorougherly convinced of its outstanding merit. You cannot find a property o f such high character, so rich in home requisites and so favorably priced for profit, elsewhere in the community. Marvania has every feature of a perfect home community. Its possibilities for gener­ ous profits to investors are accentuated by its complete development and improving program. Marvania is your opportunity o f today. LOCATION > nixiaHaaHHHIIa i:'er January the ^ Painters scale 0 For hour. ^1. Sanford ACKSOX, Compare with all others for location and environment, elevation and improvement, SO UTH ERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEG RAPH COMPANY arl>rt* One Policy, One Syiicv, Unhersa! Strrict M J Just a few minutes from the post office and the busi­ ness section, directly in the path of Sanford's growth eastward. Four and one half blocks from the Forrest Lake Hotel and overcooking beautiful Luke Monroe. On rainy days visit Marvania, you will he im p ressed with its superior Elevation, assuring healthful en­ vironment in an atmosphere of cooling breezes throughout the year. IMPROVEMENT ENVIROMEN1 Improvements in Marvania include only those worthy of the highest type of community development. Every modern utility and convenience will be incorporated for the comfort and enjoyment of the residents. Notable developments nro adjacent to Marvania. The very character of Its surroundings make it nn ac­ ceptable location for a pcrmcnent home; yet it pos­ sesses all of the fundamental arbitors of value. To make a substantial profit, invest in a substantial home community Marvania Investment C o ' SCRUGGS REALTY CO. ‘ 202 First Street SALES AGENTS Phone 735 Masonic Temple �__ H iW s ff, 7*' •- ssw?? ¥ ’; v ’■* V <v ' ‘ * WALL OF CHINA IS ^LEGEND TRAGEDY OF A PIOUS WIFE W H E E L E R I N V I T E D T O N . Y. Both Win NEW YORK, Nov. 19.— — Federal Attorney Buckner has in­ vited Wayne B. Wheeler to “come over into Macedonia” and see for himself how hard it is to enforce prohibition in New York. ■" » Place Where Great Chinese Railway Pierces Wall Is Temple Erected to Memory Of Pious Wife’s Husband - CHINWANGTAO, Oct. 30 (/P). Where the Peklng-Mukdcn rail­ way pierces the Great Wall of China at Shnnhnikwnn is a tsmple erected to the memory of a pious wife whose husband perished in the building of the structure. Chlh Hunng-tl, the emperor who Baited all China, came to the fhrooe in 240 B. C. It Was Chili who built the Great Wall to keep the country together. A woman from the south, so the legend runs, brought cotton-wadded clothes for her man. who had been impressed by the emperor to help build the wall. She was told that her husband had died, und that she could not hnve his body because it had been thrown be­ tween the brick facings of the wall and crushed there under tons of rubble nnd enrth. The woman persuaded a com­ rade of her husband to show her the stretch of wall where the body of her husband Iny. Three days and three nights thereafter she walked up and down thnt length, until the rompnssion of the divine power was excited by her laments, r.ml thnt part of the wall col­ lapsed. The scandal came to the ears of the emperor, who recognized, 1k?nenth his tyrnnny, thnt the con­ duct of the woman had been most orthodox To regularize the mat­ ter, he directed thnt she had ad­ mitted to hit household. First, however, he granted her prayer that she he permitted to select the bones of her husband for more deliberate burinl. Tho woman gathered up her husband’s bones nnd walked to the end of the wall, abutting on the aca, from which, before the guards could stop her, she cast the bones into the sea and herself after them. I.\ l lllt F IT COURT SEVENTH - M I l K I A I I ' l U r t ' I T , S K U IX O L K C u i .x T Y , r i . m i ii).\. IN CHANCERY. A. I*. H E N K E L . C o m plainant. V i n o I I . It. LITCAS. r t nl. D e f e n d a n t s Hill lit t t i i l r l T i t l e . o n itr.it o r tffvffc* THE SANFORD i i m v " p p in A Y NnvEM BER 20- 1925!- ___ PAGE EIGHT Jrt fit * r • j i *i iii . i c a t i o n In th e in line o f t h e S t a t e o f F l o r ­ id a. T o V lritll K. f.u cas. If liv i n g anil If ml. nil p a r t i e s cln lm ln g In­ t e r e s t s u n d e r V irg il K. L u c a s , de* ■e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , In a n d t o t h e In r e l n u f l e r d e s c r i b e d real e s t a t e ; D a v i d l i u r k e a l s o w r i t t e n D avid H url-. If l l v . n g a n d If d e a d , a ll p a rtie s c la im in g in terests under D r.v ld l i u r k e nixu w r i t t e n Davl.1 l i u r k e . d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d to th e h e r e in a f te r d escribed r e a l e s t a t e ; A lice l i u r k e , w i f e of D a v i d l i u r k e . If li v in g n n d If d ead , all p a rtie s r l il in t n g In te re s ts u n d er A lice liu rk e , deceased. w i f e of D a v i d l i u r k e . n r o t h e r w i s e . In anil to th e h e re in a fte r d e s c rib e d real • s t n i e j W i l l i a m M. A s h le y , a ls o k n o w n a a W in. M. A s h le y , if l i v i n g a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r W i l l i a m M. A s h le y , uls), k n o w n n s Win M. A s h le y , d e ­ c e a s e d . o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d r e a l ch I ii I c : A r t h u r II. F u l l e r . If l i v i n g noil If d e a d , 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 s u n d e r A r t h u r II. F u l l e r , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n e f l e r d e s c r i b e d r e a l e s t a t e ; Alary A. F u l l e r , w i f e o f A r t h u r II. F u l l e r . If l i v i n g r o d If d e a d , nil p a r l i e s e l a l m l i | g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r Alary A. F u l l e r w i f e of A r t h u r II. F u l l e r d e c e a s e ,) , o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o th e herein after d escrib ed real e s t a t e ; I s a a c J a n s e n , If l i v i n g n n d If d e a d , all p a r t i e s claim in g In­ terests under Isaac J a n s e n , ele­ ct nsetl. o r o t h e r w i s e . In n n d t o I h " lie re ln a f'e r d escrib ed real estate; e s E v a n s . J r . , If l i v i n g a n d If lik e father, lik« son! Chnrleo Jd ae m a d , all p a r t i e s r l u l m l n g i n t e r e s t s Brenner, above, has Item justice of un l e r J a m e s E v a n s , J r . , d e c e a s e d , o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e h e r o i n tho ptacc in Brooklyn, 0., town­ or ■fter , | e s r r l b " d r e a l e s t a t e ; A l p h e u s ship for 32 years. This full two <!. I l e n k e l , If li v in g a n ti If d e a th justices were to be elected. Ho i'll p a r t 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 and his son William F. Brtnner, A l p h e u s II. H e n k e l , d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r w i s e . In a n il t " t h e h e r e i n a f t e r below, ran ami both were elected. de.x-rllte'l real e state; L u c ie L. H e n k e l , if l i v i n g anti If d e a d , nil nn r i l e s c l n l m l n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r L u rie L. H e n k e l , d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r ­ NEW METHODS INVOLVED w is e , in a n d to t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e ­ scrib ed scar I>. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10—ifp) I l e n k e l . Ifr e al il v i n ge s tnant ed; If Odeoil, all The navy has now methods for p a r t 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 erpeering Into the depths. A super- Owls cto.a r InI t aHn edn kIne l , t hd ee c ehaesreedi,n an fr t enrt h i|epowerful light hun h'-*en perfect d m'I-P' c I r e a l e s t a t e ; H o lt A. I l e n k e l . for helping to salvage the il-lil. If ll< lu g a m t If d ead , a ll p a r l i e s I'lnncs that flow in the Arctic on 1 cl ileani mk ei nl .g d Ienc teearse' sdt,s o r u nodt he er r wHi os elt. A In McMillan’s expedition are t.» rh ait a n d In t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d D-al e i l n t ' . ll'-rllu i S h e n k . If li v in g the ocean floor off Cuba. an d If dead, all p a r t i e s c l a im in g t eeU r lm If )lig ’vJ nl[n?iVf»f*^< u n d e r H ow ard IntR rest.^uni.r^ In te r e a ts u n d e r B e r t h a S h en k , d e ­ P o * U r" dec".»Vd. o r o th e rw ise , in ceased, o r oth e rw la e. In an d to t h e h e r e i n a f t e r d e s crib ed rea l e s t a t e ; J . H. Vick, aa s h e r if f a n d e x - o f f clo living and If dead, nil p a r ti e s r aima d m i n i s t r a t o r of A lpheua O. H en k e l. ng Interests u nder R ussell HIf liv in g a n d If dead, all p a r ti e s w - m n . deceased o r o th e rw ise . In c la im in g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r J. If. Vick, N . he h e re in a fte r described ns s h e r if f a n d ex -o ffic io a d m i n i s ­ ?enl estate: Andrew Denhan. If liv ­ t r a t o r of A lp h eu s O. H en k e l, d e ­ ing an d If dead. all p a r tie s claim ceased. o r o th e rw ise . In a n d to t h e h e r e i n a f t e r describ ed re a l e s t a t e ; M yrtle M. Kills. If liv in g nnd !r dead, nil p a r t i e s c la im in g I n te r e s ts u n d e r M y rtle M. Ellis, deceased, o r 1 e s ta te K al‘f p a r ti e s ’ c l a im in g IIIo th e rw ise . In nnd to th e h e r e i n a f t e r If dead. . . . ..n.ter E. It. Brow n, ded e s crib ed real e s ta te . C h e s te r K e n - ceased' o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d to the nlson. If liv i n g a n d If dead, all here inafte r described r ««J e!,tIllr,' p a r ti e s c l a im in g Interests u n d e r nerPI n row n. h u sb a n d of EF h ester K en n lso n . deceased. or If living and If dead, o th e rw ise , in n nd to th o h e r e in a f te r ' It. nrown. claim ing I n te r e s ts parties d e s c rib e d r e a l e s t a t e ; J. H. H udson, all Brown, h u s b a n d also k n o w n os J. H e n r y H udson. If r It nrown. deceased, o r o t h e r ­ liv in g nnd If dead, all p a r ti e s c l a im ­ Jff,<F ing I n t e r e s t s tinder J. H. H udson, wise In and to the h e r e i n a f t e r ded r r e n s r d . also k n o w n a s J. H enry H udson, or o th e rw is e . In a n d to tho peri title h e r e i n a f t e r d e s crib ed r e a l e s t a t e ; FlorTda'.'Tf eilM lng a n d ° lf d'l*solved F r a n k H. P o t t e r . If liv in g and if In te r e s t dead, all p a r t i e s c l a im in g in te r e s ts all parties claim ing a n tinder F r a n k H. P o tte r , deceased, o r o th e r w is e , In an d to t h e h e r e in ­ a f t e r d e s c r ib e d real e s t a t e ; Alice Key P o t t e r w ife of F r a n k II. P o t ­ ter. if liv i n g a n d If dend, all p a r tie s ■erihetk” real e s t a t e . T he p r o p e r ty c l a im in g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r Alice Key I n v o lv e d !» described a s follow s: neglii at the S o u th e a st c o r n e r P o tte r , dec ea sed , w ife of F r a n k H. of the NWH of NWVi of S ec­ P o tte r , o r o th e rw is e . In nnd to th e tion M. T p 21 S outh of R an g # h e r e i n a f t e r d e s crib ed renl e s tn te ; 21 East, run N o rth 600 feet, H e n ry C. P o t t e r . If liv in g nnd If W est 512 feet. S o u th w e s te rly dead, all p a r t i e s c l n lm ln g In te re a ts 700 feet, to point of S o u th line u n d e r H e n r y C. P o tte r , deceased, or of N W 'i of NWI* of sa id Sec­ o th e rw is e . In a n d t o t h e h e r e i n a f t e r tion 10H feet W e st of p o in t of beginning. E a s t 10M feet to bed e s c rib e d rent e s t a t e ; H o w a r d P o t- &KnlSr BWU of 8WU Bectlon 14. T o w n sh ip JL South of Rang* “^ " V T S S S a a c r e s to w it: B egin a t the n o r t h w e s t c o r n e r o f sa id tr a c t, ru n t h e n c e s o u t h e r l y ««0 ft., th e n c e c a s t 377 ft., th e n c o n o r th e r ly 6«0 *••!. t h e n c e w e s t 407 feet to point of b e g in n in g . HE Vi of S W U o f S ection 14,. T o w n sh ip 21 S o u th o f R a n g e 20 A m f t o all p a r tie s c l a i m i n g a n I n t e r ­ e s t In nnd to th e a b o v e d e s c r ib e d real e s ta t e ; . . . . You. nnd each of y o u . o r e h e r e b y o rd e re d to a p p e a r t o t h e a b o v e e n ­ title d cause on o r b e f o r e t h e f i r s t M o n d a y In D ecem ber, sam e b e i n g th e se v e n th d ay of t h e m o n th , a n d a R ule Day of t h i s C ourt, a t t h e office of tho C lerk o f th is C o u r t, nt t h e S e m i n o l e C o u n t y C o u r th o u s e . Hanford. F lo rid a, n n d In d e f a u l t th e re o f a decree p r o c o n fe sso w ill he e n tered a g a i n s t y o u a n d e a c h of you. and said c a u s e p ro c e e d ex The Strengthening 0f _ T h e resources of o th e rs Pa, r , 8 f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r he putdlshed o n c e n w e e k fo r f o u r consec u tiv e w e e k s In th e H an­ ford H erald, n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d a t Sanford. S em inole C o u n ty F l o r W itn e s s my h a n d a n d seal of sa id c o u r t, this th e 6th d a y of N o v e m b e r A. D. 192j . v k DOUOLASS. (S e al) C lerk C i r c u it C ourt. S e m i ­ nole C o u n ty . F lo rid a . B y : A. M. W E E K S . D. C. JO N E S A JONES. S o li c it o r s f o r C o m p la in a n t. Nov. 6. 13. 20. 27; Dec. 4. „ addition of the ar* resources are stren«u f the assets of this J * f c *11 k? th« resources. I M U t “« m o t t a i i j ^ ^ y 4% Interest Paid on Savlnga Seminole (founlu Ok Sanford,Fla •MIAMI SHORES AMERICA'S MEDITERRANEAN Just 10 Months and Over 70 Pi Cent Sold The law of supply and demand is beginning to a very m arked degree at MIAMI SHOF are beginning to realize how quickly tiiise erty is being absorbed by the buyingpubfe ■> • I . • Eni’llLC « <*' 1 sniaijL. ( - IVu b d Folks are beginning to realize thaltfon will be sold out within its first year andM the buying public is concerned, it looksww will not be enough MIAMI SHORES pr around. P ) -A U r- H r H 1r n T tL . The Miami Shores Island, to be connected, with the m ainland of MIAMI SHORES by Shores Causeway and with the Venetian k Drive of the Campanili, is one of the rnostatt ferings of today in the greater Miami Secft last section of MIAMI SHORES property to by Shoreland Company and it will pay youton today this p articu lar offering, which isoneo attractive of all the sections that MIAMI SH ' • th A* You say there is no forty-ninth state. True enough so far as separate government is concerned. Yet, because <>f its rich environs, St. Louis has advertised its trading territory far und wide as the “ 19th State.” put on the m arket. The rich fanning country has poured wealth into St. Louis until now it is one of the first ten municipalities in the United States. True, there are huge commercial and industrial enterprises in St. Louis, hut these und the prosperity of the city depend upon the wealth produced by the surrounding farms. Plant City has all of the agricultural advantages of St. Louis. Plant City is surrounded by farming lands the productivity of which is not surpassed anywhere. If you are a newcomer in the G reater Miami area, we suggest th at you give every single section in the G reater Miami area a thorough inspection. See it all, and then see MIAMI SHORES. Lands along the Missouri produce and market one crop a year at n time when markets are flooded. * Lands adjacent to Plant City produce from three to five crops n year, which reach the market in the months which assure the farmers of top prices. This means that farmers in this section are prosperous nnd havo money the year round. We are perfectly willing to let the result of your obser­ vations guide you. MIAMI SHORES gladly will accept your verdict. Folks nre investing in Plant City. Values nrc intrinsic nnd increasing rapidly. Profits from Plant City undertakings reward your efforts. Public improvements in and about Plant City in the last year amount to more than two million dollars. Come to Plant City—See for yourself the opportunities that await you. 4* v, •> Your interest shall havo the prompt I and courteous u t t e n t io n of the j MIAMI SHORES i-J EAST HILLSBORO C O U N TY A M E R I C A'S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Britt-Chittenden Realty C om p any, Plant City, Florida • v ■»****•- M S P i r R I ? g A M R A H ■ D istrict Managers, ♦. I !? : ^ « §10 East First St., Sanford, Fla. �• jvtf. 'Tj?Ail" /" J . >• •*“* 'Jf-X i w - Commons Iowa Lady Robbed a n o t h e r n e e d Locarno In Jacksonville By HONED. WALTHALL, Cop l a n s 2 Masked Bandits Dead Ed. ’i<,._(,P>-The bavintr ffiX b i* t to 13 KlvcT? '* L s e c u r ity p a c t “i,h ,ht t he e x p e c t a t i o n German reichj follow s u i t u m i [ i jh# mensure by flf parliment par■.of tbe nature of Austin ChamberUh foreign *ecreCffort* the success 1 conference vras •I, Ramsey Macr l ‘,er premier unit C British’s w ar L ster P-si'i trib u te EftSfr work. In sjority nf the folMicDonald cast h ibe goveniment ^3, restrained from Southern Compete JA C K S O N V IL L E , F la ., N o r. 19. —(IP)—Thrown, out of her autonfobile in the outskirts of the city after being robbed by two uniden­ tified white men who kidnapped her while she was enroute to a gnrngo about 9 o’clock last night according to her shory to the Jacksonville police, Mrs. Edna Gammon, flO, formerly of Pea Moines, Iowa, was brought to the police station early today by a milk truck which picken her up near the plnce where she said she was thrown from her automobile. The men took S8f» and her wrist watch in addition to automobile. Mrs. Gammon told dective inspec­ tor C. II. Hurlbert after first tell­ ing her story to Lt. Francis Smith. Mrs. Gnmnton told inspector Hurlbert she came here several « < * " •*> from t*c, M olnes.lrivthe mg her automobile through ***" country with seweral friends. She recently separated from her hus­ band in the Imva capital, she said. She cntild describe the men who robbed her only meargely. Inal Ra c e nml V J ‘«? Z includes Canton gJt Miami, Tampa 3„’ Lexington Ky., Alexandria, La., p 3i Crooketvllle S. C., Knoxville, ephis, Tenn., and |<t is reported in Jiie by l’uragould, Eldorado Ark., yias Texas. la«t few days |SIBS FLIGHT Nov. 19.—(/Fl­ ak, Italian avia* nrnire for Case In continuance of 1 Genoa, Italy, to |)pli* would rave if Armenian < and iTutk*.—Sj racuse _ ISeal) C le rk o f C!lret,lt t'o u r t . by: A. M. IVEKKS, 1). C. ™ r iite r it co u rt, skv- „ 8. H A M M O N D , CIRCUIT, IX II. B. Qrl.indo, F l o r i d a . _________ _____ ri.oiiIiVi! SKM,>mK c0U" Tv' IX COURT OR COUNTY JUIK1N, STATR OR 1*1.OHIO V n c h a n c e nr. nee‘l o{ this coun- L„ . j.. M. iI-O ln r r k .s t a t i : o r k a t h e r i n b W H Itj C o m p l a i n a n t . "to a good 5c cigar , ya • » •»* «* «on M A SHB U ItN , county. LILLIAN M. BASSETT, et nl. M inor, B rm ln o lo N otice Is h e r e b y g i v e n to nil w h o m „ Itespom lcnts. be tuifTiJ ,n where men can It may concern, t h a t I r a M a s h b u rn *r, . f,11" V* ■‘■ M lM tisp* W n Ht to,eat off thv>v Inpm n_ A ° , / ‘llllan 11. iiiK w tt. If llvInK, »* C u a rd la n of C?alhcrlne M a s h b u r n . I .hn it season draws near, ? n‘* */ <t<‘a<t all p n r tle s clnlmlnK tn- minor, will o n t b e 27th d ay o f N o­ th jfawXV,thi”k0ftho0r,kal» The ^ 1 ,k‘ metl of America. KRY. J r . t h e m i n o r heirs nf MARC A R E T D U U D 8H A V E R Y d e c e u s ed . t o s ell n t p r i v a t e s ale t h e fo llo w ln i r r m l e s t a t e , b elo n g I n « t o t h e e s t a t - o f t h o s a i d m i n o rs , s a m e h e Im r In S em ltio lo C o u n t y . R lo r l d a . t o w lt: City Taxes Due November 1st. Tax books nro now open for the payment of City Taxes. 2 r<; discount allowed on all taxes paid in November, 1% on all paid in December. Tax books close Atfrfl lsfc.’ Ellen Hoy, City Tax Collector. , T h e so u th 33 a c r e s of the n o r th ­ e a s t u u n H c r of th o so u th e a s t q u a r te r . H eetlon 19, T o w n sh ip 21 8outh. R a n g e 19 east, sa id m in o rs h a v in g a n undivided C-5 In te re s t in said pro p erty , such a p p lic a tio n to he bnsed upon petllio n now on file In tho office of ih< s a id Ju d g e , tinted t h i s t h e 3uth da> o f October, A. D. 1923. . (Signed) ISAAC T. AVKRY, Sr.. WISE BOATWORKS ------Builder of-----GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and ROW BOATS Bonis and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application Mt. Dorn, Florida vem ber A. D. 1923. a p p l y to t h e H onorable Jits, cl. S h a ro n . C ounty J udge In titnl r o r said C ounty, a t M* office in S a n f o rd itt said C ounty, a t 1® o'clock a. m.. or a s soon therV a f tc r as the m a t t e r c a n be b e a r d , Uunrdlan f o r a u t h o r i ty t o sell, a t public o r Oct. 30. Nov. 6-13-20-27. p riv a te sale. Che said m in o r 's I n t e r ­ est, In foltowInK describ ed re a l e s ­ ta te , In said County, to - w lt: Lot T w enty-eight ( 2S) a n d th a t portion of L o ts T w e n t y -seven and T h ir ty - s e v e n (37) lying ott Z ? j \ V J *L. :a K. tbe South a n d F.ast side of th e f 'I'0 cream ami a few slices , of NRIJ of 8\V«; nf 8 O v in ln -tlc n e v a County Hoad In IN A FAST GROWING !Y cu”e one hand and eat with rwp. i» s. R. K. A. A tk in so n 's S ubdivision of in*, other carrying on all tho while J . " f. SW '* of N F.i; of 8\v»i TOWN -Midway In Section 10. T o w n ­ of S. „ii T u p . |9 H. It. 299 K. .H i Tw p. 19 8 . 'I t. if. n line of conversation that is as ship 21. S, K an n e 31 Raet. Beg. SR Cor. of N NW'ti of Which a p p lic a tio n w ill be b ased ’• Of. S „Hi. T. w .. p. 19 1a u 29 $5000.00 STOCK OF GEN­ Falls CSM aS roar Niagara upon the p e tttto n f o r s a le now on ' ■ , Lull N. 11,12 rh. W . 7.01 eh. file In sad C ourt. 11 '3 rh. R. 7.1H r h . ERAL MERCHANDISE But,f you put theV average man in Dated Oetobor 29th A. D,, 1923. roll atnl in c h of y ou nro liereliv n,H i'C 1f‘. it f 1.. . V L1..I. I "......h\ »....... "J iiroert l i t A MASHlU’ltN, tiu a rd ln n . it to „pp,,n r t o th e m u o( AND FIXTRUES. sjt him on thi* * par,0.r®.ant* >omp nlnt h ere in on M onday i!n> Oe(. 3U- Nov. 6-13-20-27. iu d e ”.. % !............. & " f e , " aro « as " f coni(*AV of D ecember. A. IV. i. jli,. sam e b ein g a r u le day of XOTICR OP APPLIC ATIO N ROR ■ as a boll under the col- this I,RACK TO SR.l.t. 91IXOil'S I.AXD. fort-nble Court. DOING GOOD BUSINESS it Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th lr Notice Is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t on *,an<* *dm a dish full of iirder |„. p„t.llsUe,| In T h e S anford th e 1st. day of D ecember. A. D. xvnat the hostess designates as "rc- Jt< r. i.l a neWNpaper r itbltarted In 1925, I will a p p l y to tb e Hon. Jas, ireslnnents ’ and then unload a cup 8emlnol.. i imniy, i.'lorldn, once n C. S haron. C ounty J n d K e In and f o r ' f or fo u r .riin o n s e cr u ttlv i v oe w ’.v«ek*. Seminole C ounty, S ta te of Rlorlda. *eks. of hot chocolate on him, and if he " ....................... w i t n e s s nty h a n d a n d se al of the a t Ills office In Sanford. In said Osteen, Fla. tloesn t mu-s up the floor and the u it ,s ,Mn!,e r L illia n M. B a sse tt ns "fir** devlsro*, K ra n lr e a o r o th e r el.iltuantii u n d e r h e r, untl M ary 8. mu L1 S,1?.?1’ 151an has about as ' If living, a n d If dea d all c la im in g In terests under la n is ? 8 , u,Uy eatiniJ from hi3 .-V'.r2. as h e i r s , devisees, T al a f';" would have whistling g r a n te e s Bn aasett r o th e r claim an ts under tw •n?var ^Pnnglvd Banner under ' lI" 1, V ,' l: u n k n o w n persons iwviu> feet of water. n te r-stc .i h, , )lf p r o p e r ty Involved "» “ ill. t o - w n : W.Vin^ Vritl1 Uunu» it is different. t 1- * o/SW'j, of N\vu o f a 3fl Tu-p. i;i fj |{ S3 j.f L‘? ' , t0 hc "ble to hold a S 'V ' i of S R I, „ r X\V«i of 8. 3i Jli'.h '!r. ‘dad, a cup of hot tea. a Business For Sale FOR SA LE 2700 acres of very valuable land within four miles of the City Limits of Sanford at a price much under:the mar­ ket. Thin property is on the market for a very limited time. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS B. C. Eaton & Co. 118 Magnolia Ave. Phone No. 48 ceiling and the side walls before i , cxcapes. he’s enjoying a streak .'*SX£lI]HHri ■!!■■■ ■■■RBUMH■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ H IBBIBa ■■■■■■■BIIRIB■■■!■■■■■■■■ ■■■nERBBSEMV■>■■!■■■ HI I oi luck that would win him a mll' Boa dollars on any race track in the country if he didn’t bet but $1 PLYMOUTH, England. Nov. 19 on any pony. Ami so ) say, Ed, that what OP).—An impressive tribute wan paid by the British Navy today this country needs is a school of to the memory of the US officers prestidigitation where men can go and men who perished in the mon­ and have their hands trained so they can perform this complcatcd itor-submarine M-l a week ago. rial function. A fleet of warships assembled a fellow thinks about nil ■ 3* a t dawn at the spot off the Dev-. , When . ............. .. ..... onshire const where the M-l made 1,1,1 driving an Essex gives her fntnl dive. The dural service , 1,0(13 :i('(‘!U like a travesty on were those who died at sea was Pleasure that he should ever have read aboard the submarine parent t(l undertake to eat unless he run ship Mindstone after which sit down and spread out on a table i wreaths were thrown upon the before him what h” Is trying to I J cot* Yours, water. » British Pay Tribute To Crew Of Lost M -l — -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- — --------------------------------------------- <i :: % __ JI ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■■■■H aM B B B B R B aaaiB SK R B aC H SSM B SSR IK B SnR S m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ T h r e e t u t s o n P a r k A v e., S3O0O.00 mid J.'U’. oooo. R o tir riinin y,' # \ BILL. ■/ Dixie in the posi- ■ leadcra in the grounds entered. the country apt* in the Number itered. [ in which ensh k stock amountJ awarded, will Ifrcm Dec. 1 this '«? If security comes, can disarm­ Ulrculi Court o f ^ m tn .v l« C ounty »urtty. fo r nn o rd e r n u th o r lx ln g me H urlda. this fifth day of Nov**nuer a a O u n rd la n o f IIOSALIK Mo. N. ament be far behind 7—Providence A. D.. 19 Ji, AVERT, nunO SE AVKRY. L A C HA Journal. V. K. lXMV.r.AHS, g A l r t O A V E R Y a n d ISAAC T . AV- ' N.Y., Nov* 19.— L . of seventeen \ u Memphis swells nthern cities comCtional playground mnteit to 16, ncplayground and jtion of America Ljmr the competi- • hotlwe, d o u b l e u n r u g e mid I m i lu U SJ.UlMl. T w o Ju t* i s a t t n o Stomi.no em h. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a T w o lo t* im I ' r i r k I!l5 v l2 0 JO:,no.in. T;ike ti Innk. .7 T w o In to o n S n n f o r il A v e . One sr.Oiin.oo, n i h e r Simon.00. r ~r& 1 \$ £ X lee lo t on E l m A v e. S2000.00. Yon r n n 't b r a t It. l; R iv e lo t* In f r o n t o f H o t e l F n r m t l.nke. ■ ■>; T w o lo t* In 3ln> f n l r . T h e o n ly tw o ninllnhlrv 18 lo t* tit C ity l i m i t * f o r S37.ooo.nn. Clitilee I t . It. f r o n t n g e n t Sin,on per (not. % % — n ^ a i m ,, ^ v - »;A / ■ mm .. • — i/ ' It Iii— R9^ If II’m hlivlnr** p r o p e r t y 1 hnve ih.-tl. I [live some tin n UK y e a r len»t— nin'l be bent. \ . ti: Phone 71r» Jfl <r\v IV h I f y o u n r e n s t r o n g e r It w ill p a r »ou to i n v r v l l g n t e . W. J. THIGI’EN t/,\ 'i i Xlee lot* on lin k Ave, Roll and tee |li,em, Tho Puleston-Drumley Building. J »*“*** I h o v e t h e e h o l e e » t n c r e u g e In rli> t o r *iihillvl*lon, I r r r t l r d ta lk w ith m e. TI :: ■ * T w o lu lu n e n r D e p o t f o r Slooo.no. Ilnrgnln. & . j: w • w s '■■■■■■BUBURUBRBannBaMUHBOBBBafllBBBUBBBBtlltBBBaRBah ~*T » ■" '»i** -f ‘ I vi—" -*• *- -*.«*» I * Xs *'tHN|% **IhP*» **r You IVanl? on Central b. JUOO will Ba Ia n c e |lf of what it pavimr ail on notes, a real good ke some I] /, let Ihu one La n t a tV . A SECTION OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES 'leans a Lot lit this mt ■—Corner Ft E i- te ru • w I j/'U I'Kp. .......... Lets "■lion if you want San Lanta is truly a section of beautiful homes—eleven buildings of delightful architecture are now in course of construction. Plans for almost double this num ber have been completed, and work will be started as soon as material can be obtained. ^ nnd Haven Sts., ) ‘K El fan.-.• [ s,uj l<n Magnolia, one pn be bought under pleasure of show- Carter PLTOU ■'Ch Bldg. Re 7IS ti:i S M optional S Culls for Good Bread Builds Energy That Wins! ■ B ■ ONLY A FEW LOTS IN THE FIRST SECTION ARE AVAILABLE— PRICES ADVANCE DECEMBER 1ST, 1925 ■ Whether you play Quarterback—<>r bridge, you need the good healthful energy provided by Merita Bread, for it is as good for brain as it is for brawn. It contains the vert ele­ ments that go to make up a complete food. In carbohydrates, gluten, protein, ami vitamines, there are only a few foods that equal it. Merita Bread is made from the finest kind of hard wheat flour, .cane sugar, pure vege­ table shortening, barley malt, milk anil yeast. That is why it has no real rival in the bread field. Merita comes in two sizes, 10c and be. * m n u Drive out and see what is going on in San L anta—only three min­ utes from the business section. Sewerage, electric lights, water and gas, wide winding boulevards, sidewalks, landscape gardening, a beautiful residential whiteway lighting system and other desirable features too nu­ merous to m ention—all these are included in the delights and satisfaction uf home ownership in San L anta. $L . '7 S i > 11■s t THE GARDEN SPO T O FSA N FO R D MADE DY THE AMERICAN BAKERIES WILL COMPANY kosikr lrbcular about K night & M a cN eill Plumbing you ttr new home, or SALES AGENTS ^ °I plumbing borne—call A. •r * , j Ex t r a an eslimate. ■HOSIER J J j& itie '. m»*Hj . r ic h ^ It. 0. BRINKMAN, Mgr. Realty Dept. b r e a d 107-109 Smith Park Avenue Phone 720 :: MRS. RAM II. CAMPBELL j MRS. J. M. LeMOINE StdeaLadiea ::g Fresh daily from your urocer n |J”il Oak B B B B B B Z B B B M aaaaaB IB a* b b b b b b b b h b b b iib s b b b o s ----------------t: I I ■->w. yf �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. NOVE3fBER_20J g ^ PAGE TEN Today’s Best Investment REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS ----- KARL J. SCHULTZ BETTER BUYS 2 Iota on Oak Avenue a t 13 St. E a s t ^ T l — ----------‘ ‘ , Real Value. E a s v V ^ ° 3U^ ^ U 7 TT" 6 lots on Elm Avenue and 13th St. f t S ’n ’ 50x1 Absolutely dirt cheap an entire hi . 3 lots in Buena V ista subdivision on MeUonSft’ ^ $850 lot. Easy aha#, One beautiful lot on C rystal Lake, GGxldb , 11 through to lake R iparian Rights. At $1500 tli Cry8tal LaV. equalled. ini3 property Can.e 9 room house, practically new, double garatre h->r \ n0 paid. Best section of town. Lot is 64x117 fLt JWo°^ site V ery easy terms See thia “UractiS 1st National Bank Bid?. Phone 744. 10 ncres in city, just west of new Rail Road Shops............................ ............. 21 acre* just outside city, 1-4 mile north Country Club Rond. This is nn ideal tract for subdivision. Price per acre................................................... The prettieit Lake Front tract in Seminole County, just off the Country Club Road. This is only S miles from Club. Houses, any price, anywhere........................................................................$1,500 Lot* in Rose Court, San-Lnnta, Ft. Mellon, Pinchurst, below market. Income property on West First Street which will net good interst. $25,000 „ , 80 acres on hard road near Golden Lake, $500.00 per acre. 80 acres near Chuluota on proposed hard road, $100.00 per acre. 10 acres at Chuluota on hard road, $150.00 per acre. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR LISTINGS Phone 743. S r Ate- ft . OSCAR R. BROOKS THE LOT K I N G - P h o n e 489 Licened “USE YOUR FORESIGHT" 300 First Notional Bank Bide. W. F.'HOLBOEN, Mgr 203-205 Meisch Building H O M E S-L O T S-F A R M S ACREAGE ACT QUICK! We have listed for the next two or three days some of the best warehouse sites in the city at the lowest prices. Also some o f the choicest Sanford A venue business property can be seen am ong our listings. McCALL & FOX In and N ea r Enterprise, th e Big D evelops Sacrifice Sale: For few days only we offer 20 acres best celery land 5 miles from Sanford. Twelve acres tiled and now under cultivation; com­ plete equipment, including: mules, spraymachine, celery paper and wires, and Ford truck. All for the low price of $12,500.00. Term s: $3,500.00 cash, balance to suit pur­ chaser. Surely we don’t have to INSIST th at that is a BARGAIN. 1593 Acres H alf the price o f adjoining land—Beautifully situal around and side of lakes, COLCLOUGH REALTY CO. “The Firm Substantial BRYANT & HATHAWAY Real Estate General Insurance •111 First Nnlinnal Hank Illdg. *nlra F o rm (2. K. MrCnll, II. 12. Fot, II. I.. Shipp. 1131/ : M agnolia Ave. a It will pay you to investigate these. We have buyers for First Street Extension property R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Real E state and Investm ents. “In Union there I. Strength-In SanforH ... ----------------------- lBere U Vii0t«. Phone 745 Sanford, Fla. Number G Ball Building, .Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Telephone 732 20 Y ears Experience W ith Florida Land REAL BARGAINS Corner Lot (98x135) U nion Avenue. Price... This is near the Forrest Lake Hotel WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE HOUSES— RUSINESS PROPERTY—SMALL FARMS AND ACREAGE J One Lot Rose Court, Grand View Avenue... A Six Room Kochond Stuccoed Bungalow «t$ i Thirteen acres fa cin g on Lake Monroe, 12(WMh front. P r ic e ................................................ JWfl Just completed, an ideal home in the Lest res uumtial section of Sanford, with double garagi Seven Lots fron tin g on Sanford Avenue betaC mercial and Sem inole Boulevard. Price $850.00froi The H ouhch we are offering for sale were not built to sell. Balance to suit purchaser FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO 113y2 M agnolia. R.C. TISDALE 152 Acres Phone 1 REALTOR Six miles from Sanford, Dixie Highway run­ ning through, fronting on lake at $300.00 per nun? mul worth double price asked. Real E state Investment 236-238 Meisch Building. Phone 23, It you are undecided, consult us opinion has been profitable to number. We Offer an Entire Block WANTED Fronting on First Street just o ff Sanford Avenue, A Beautiful Home business property is unexcelled by any in Sanfor On Central Avenue, large lot Listings of houses, lots, blocks and acreage. If yo have tiie buyers waiting. What have you to offer? $15,000.00. Many real estate men say that we are offerinf One-third cash. cheap. The price for a few days will be $110,000. r a s h , balance o v e r 4 v n n r n e r i o d . 5 r,o bintlei iOl 0 Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO » REALTORS L. SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave Masonic T< Phone 117 THE BEST BUY' IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 73*/> acres practically surround­ ing Elder Springs, best water in the state, */i mile frontage on brick road, can positively deliver. This property will go in the next few days. A ct quick. Greatest Investment In Florida [odern House Five Screened-in Porch—Ope” * Best Location in f°' (>0 acres 2 miles south of Ovieda, very good citrus and truck land. Ik Ii i Ii St., l.«t GOxI I p ay s 1 1oil m o n th runt Special for one week at -«" $75.00 per acres with easy terms. mm*. .iJ w u p a 'a n " Tainiami Land Company ' * mi Ball Building Phone 142 Beo Myl; ud fo r,nlhr lliln, ,,f " ,u lu " 1 ,,ff ,,;‘rk A vcnuo o n C e n tra l payment*. LEEMm• CONOLEY, Realtor M er budding. Magnolia Phone 149 mm m « « " ursl 1 Exposure Eastern w m 'r L o l'* T h ,," n 11r " * lulro q u ic k a c tio n o n y o u r part. Itreet, K.ouu" Room —Al^>— The SubstantialIJgJfB * 12-14 Garner-Woojrj telephone TiO �v * "* * 1 'H'. ■ ■Spyv*“ ■ -'» " ' f H E K ^ -• •• ' : v* _ V ' ■.1 *• .-I ■ PAGE ELEVEN ‘ THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1925. lassified Ad on This Pa^e is a Paying Investment 7—Business Service H erald ). r a t e s b Advance "wfli ■ad *• ««'•: ■ ttlr tot lf« ■ «»• It* a H»* tr a line ____ 4« a Mae "Taubl* abo»« 1(i »re fo r co n- Annul* Un*,h juo fof ilP«t „ r#»trfct»a to J'mad”' The » • « - E, &«, rtip o n a lM a «rr»ct Insertion. c!Ttf» »h°n1<l b® ^,ir id cat* of iTI.'Kflfl «,«nutlv« thor* faith rair*. rula* ■ will ■ •tlon. And ir r*lll M«t»t y ou r a n t ad. to jrtciiT*r jio ticb «a!J a|T® thatr pee addroaa a; ton* n u m b a r If [jta About one f’tismaod haa a t( iher* can’t you unleaa [ iJJret*MUST b o ! it Tha S a « i at by let* d l.e a a tla fill*. t„ Bjt. Efficient. Ilea LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Preaerlptlona, Drugs, Sodaa. Wa arc an near you as your phone. Call m 8 ANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & P latt tl9 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electragitb Radio. WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. Firat and Elm. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Expert service. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving. Embossing. See ur first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commcrclal St. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water nr J Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, aidewalka, bond­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. M. Terwilleger. Prop. _____ HILL LUMBER CO. House o> Service. Quality and Price. ADDRESSING — Multlgraphlng. folding and mailing—as you want it— when you want it. Phone 672. H. E. Porch, First Vslinnal Runic Rlriir. 8—For Rent, A partm ents FOR RENT: 5 room house, water and lights. M. M. Lord, Route A, Box 216. 10—For Rent, Rooms cations FOR RENT: Furnished room in private home for refined young mnn. 609 Magnolia Ave. kents sorica FOR RENT: 2 housekeeping rooms Lake Monroe. Mrs. Sallie Miller. Reasonable. liring ^portunitics vice Apartments Bouses oms |Board Office, S to res freage hange oves buses I Rent Hock liscellaneous Estate ire [anted feeders FOR RENT: Room, warm, bath and toilet connection; partly furnished; $3.00 per week. 12-15 West 2nd St. 20—For Sale, Miscellaneous F’OR SALE: Diamond ring; 1 car­ at, 58 points; also fino platinum dinner ring. Will sell a t a sacri­ fice price. Owner will call on you. Write D. Taffet, 857 Atlanta Ave. Orlundo. FOR SALE: Pedigreed female German police dog; 10 months old. 107 W. Central St. FOR SALE: German police dog, female; price reasonable. Ap­ ply Carnival Co., office Tourist Camp, 13th St., west of French Ave. fecorating, F'OR SALE: F'resh milk cow. Call 212-R. i Trees RESTAURANT BUSINESS: If taken soon, $1,500. Owner going north. Address R care ileruld. y Supplies FOR SALE: Cheap 230 ft., 12-in. galvernizcd pi|>o new. One Ford ce truck good ns new. One mule at Ianrl Supplies your own price. See Dr. F’. G. Kcsler, Silver Lake. PP. Female F’OR SALE: Cheap. 2 delivery P. .Male trucks. Inquire 102 Sanford Ave. Rutherford. p. Male or P*P. Salesman nation, Male nation,Fenmle Estate [Rent [turns. F’OR SALE or exchange; 1923 Cadilac, 1 passenger coupe in perfect mechanical condition; will exchange for well located lots or will apply ns first payment on a house. Inquire It. M. Baker, 101 W. 10th St. -Sale, Real Estate fcements Sale-Furniture, etc. FOR SALE: Portable barbecue °YCn . mountctl on trailer: all « “t? °., R°; reasonable. Apply f t ? ? Co- office. Tourist Camp luth «St., west of French Ave. Wo carry a full lineT term,Pr CW “rB Cas,h or wanttight’ your business Sanford .Stove A Furniture Co. 321 E. First St. 37—Wanted Help, Salesman AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — AuWANTED: Two wide nwakc renl estate salesladies and men for subdivision and brokerage sales, good commission. Apply 108 Mag­ nolia Ave. 38—Wanted, Situation Male STENOGRAPHER nnd bookkeep­ er whose experience covers sec­ retarial work; bookkeeping nnd the __J " —For Side, Houses handling of correspondence wishes I’OR SALE; Five-room bungnlow to secure a position of responsi­ and garage; dose in; five blocks bility in this vicinity. Phono 337. from post office. Phone 571-J Price $l,g00. WANTED: Experienced sales­ ladies for department store. Ap­ FOR SALE: Four new, two room ply at Speer & Son. houses, each on easy terms, $750 liinderville. Also a few good lots ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her­ a t $.’100. Write P, O. Box 606 City. ald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE: Seven room house, weekly nnd Sunday. Classified two haths, dose to business dis­ rates 10c per line. Waycross Jourtrict on Magnolia Ave. A. P. Con­ nnl-IIernld, Waycross, Georgia. nelly and Sons. Phone 18. FOR BIG RF1SULTS rtdvertlse jn FORT LAUDERDALE FOR SALE: A renl bargnin, 15 the room house best in county. On DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ two beautiful lakes. 3 miles from ard County thoroughly which is town, would cost $ 10,000 to build one _of the most rapidly growing it now. If sold in next 10 days sections on tho Florida Coast. will take $15,000. Fine location Sample copy nnd rate card upon for hospital or snnatarium. Will request. hold 50 bods. If you are looking for a bargain, this is it. E. G. Hos­ FOR SALE—Space on the page ier, Route A. Box 187 for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? 21.—Lost, Found gusta, G a, Augusta's greatest classified medium, rate, cash, 9c charge. _ 10c minimum. __ _ MAINE — Watervtllc, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people aro interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate curd on ap­ plication. LEARN ABOUr Tolk County and lakeland, through the StarTelegram. Best advertising me­ dium in South Florida. Published mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— Lakeland, Florida. MORGANTOWN, V . VA., people aro interested in Florida. Finch of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. COLUMBUS (Ga.,) LEDGER — Classified nds have the largest circulation in Southwestern Georgin. Rate 8c ( 6-word line) line TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the St. Petersburg Times. One cen' cent a word daily, two cents a won Sundays. CORNER LOT Paving Paid R esident of F l o r i d a since ISSt. I te r e r s n r c s : F lre t N atio n al Rank. J. If. HUTCHINSON HBAI, RJT.lTn 111 West first Street l’hone IT! Member of SANFORD, FI.A . F lo rid a m a te Florlsl* Association, One-half Block A Pick-up G. TAYLOR DYER Painting-—Decorating PHONE 303 $2,300 of New Hotel PRICED RIGHT Time Limited HILTON’S S. W. BRADFORD 113 Magnolia Ave. t First Class Barber* Special Attention Given To laidirs and Chlldrtn. n \ itn m i Realtor slim * On Easy Terms See Milanc Theatre Hldg. Elton J. Moughton THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho accepted want ad medium iD Daytona (F'ia.) Ono cent n word WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS an insertion. Minimum 2fic. •ACREAGE* ARCHITECT First National Hank Bldg. Snnfnrd. Florid* B.R. GRAY THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT BUSINESS-HOMES WITH —Central West Virginia’s larg­ M o n t 727 VALDEZ HOTEL , n_ „ OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per f l n r ii p m i i I’lnn l.UM: Money; two lulls of largo through the Xenia Gazette, Zen- word; 4 insertions 1 1—Ic; 0 or denommation; returnto F„ H. in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis- more lc per word each insertion. Bennett, 311 Magnolia Ave. R e - trict. ............... S a n f o r d 's l . r m l l n c H o te l Want cd and display rates DO YOU WANT TO BUY or boII ward. , . Valdez Ho tel'Building * ' on request. anything? If so advertiso in W U IIT W . W A ItX n n , M nno*rr 25—Opticians, Jewelers PALM BEACH COUNTY — The the Gninesville Sun. scene of stupendous develop­ H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, jewelcry ami clock repairing and ment. Read about it in the Palm | engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ Beach Post. Sample copy sent on request. nolia Avenue. Phone -M2. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The 2S—Plant, Seeds, Trees l HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old a r­ JTEWAKT THE FLORIST" ticles you have stored away nnd Flowers ,'or all occasioas. have no use for. A little thirty8 M Myrtle. Phone 260-VV cent ad may bring you several 32—Typewriters, Supppltes dollars. Thnno 148 nnd a repre­ Persistent coughs am! colds lead l» sentative will call and sec you. REMINGTON* Portable four-bank---------------------------------------------- serious trouble. You can stop them Typewriters, “the king of port- TO REACH the prosperous farin- now with Creomulsion, an emulsified nbles. $60. liar ret Portable Adding era and fern growers of Volus- creosote that is pleasant to take. CrcoMachines. Can't be beat. Seminole la county advertiso in the PcLnnd rnulsion is a new medical discqvery Printery, Phone 93, Welaku Bldg, Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and In­ with order. 33—Wattled hibits germ growth. ADVERTISING gets results If it Of oil known drugs, creosote is rec­ YOUR LISTINGS will be apprec­ reaches potential buyers. I’a- ognised by high medical authorities as iated uiul have prompt atten­ tatka Daily News is circulated in one of llm greatest healing agencies for tion. Elder and Lovell, real estate an industrial and agricultural sec­ icrsistent coughs and colds and other tion. brokers. orms o( throat troubles. Creomulsion TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, contains, in addition to creosote, other WANTED: Vicinity Sanford; 5 to Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ heulibg elements which soothe and heal Ill-acre farm or grove; direct sified pngos of Florida's Giant Tho infected membranes and stop tho Why was to your time run­ from owner. Reasonable; no Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. irritation and inllamtuation, while tho ning around looking for a i gents; state price, location. Ad­ Minimum 25c, cash with order. creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ good investment? Let us dress J. P. A., care Herald. show you how you enn In­ Write for complete rale card. sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat vest your money nnd doubU of the troub.., and checks the growth ROOM WANTED: Nice room with DEVELOPERS ATTENTION — of the germs. it in tho next thirty or sixty two beds; also connecting b ath 1 Pensacola is beginning the days. We have been in tho Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac­ by two gentlemen for permanent | greatest development in Georgia's tory in tho treatment of persistent real estate business for years occupation; prefer private family, history; a half million dollar high- coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, nnd aro glad to say wo have Price reasonable. P. O. Box 491,1 way to the gulf beach just finish- bronchitis and other forms of respira­ tho finest listings nnd tho Sanfurd, Fla. od; at two million dollar bridge tory diseases, and is excellent for build­ best values in tho Stato of .... ' 7 across Escambia Bay started: ing up tho system after colds or tin. Florid*. WAM F.D: Hoarders; room un<l j quarter million dollar opera house Money t± m COME AND INVESTIGATE refunded if any cough or cold is meals. Julius Harper, J loo Oak under construction; two millions not relieved after taking according to Owners aro urged to list Ave. being sfient on highway; greatest directions. Ask your druggist. Crcot their properties with us for r e a l t y 1NCQRPQRATF.0 chance for live developers to get better results ami quick action muision Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv ) WANTED: Bulk oranges, carloads. in on ground floor. Write Devel­ Address Oranges, care Sanford opment Department. Tho Pensa­ NOTICE Herald. cola News. il . JOHN E. FOX, Representative This is to certify that I J, T. WANTED: Painting and paper TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Ellis and H. C. Rawlings in busi­ hanging. Phone Curtis, 255, San­ Send in your subscription to the ness as contractors and builders 120 South Park Ave. FULTON, INC. ford and N. Y. Tribune or hand it to your local have this day, October 5th, 1925, “ We Cover Florida Ileal E state Like the Sunshine’ WANTED: Apartment of 2 or 3 dealer no you can read Florida's dissolved partnership and that I Real Estate ant no longer responsible for any greatest newspaper. One year, rooms, must be furnished. Apply debts contracted by said Rawlings $3.00, 0 months, $4.00, three months Developers Brokers Promoter! Adv. Dept., Herald Office. $2.00. if you desire $ 1,000 insur- and Ellis. J. T. ELLIS. ■ _ WANTED: Large unfurnished bed­ ancO policy add 75c to your order. Seminole Hotel room with use of hath and ga­ rage. Desirable. P. <*. Box 510. SANFORD. FLORIDA. 34— W anted Help. Fem ale \fctfc|ezRectftyCb. VV. V. Wheeler Inc. COLDS THAT 4111st Nat’l. Bank T o B u ild er o r In v estor Building Phone 490W FOR HOME OR BUSINESS We have twenty (20) lots on Main Dixie Highway in South Sanford facing East, f You can buy one or all from $1,000 to $1,500 per lot. This Price for a few days only. W a stin g T im e EXTRA EASY TERMS ■ --------- - FOR QUICK SALE: Will offer 5 |FIt neres farm on hard road with *°d subdivisions well, west of Sanford for $2700 • Burger, cash. Also 1 lot 50x125 East front In'Nando, Fla. ion Snnfnrd Ave., with garage WANTED: Lady solicitor■ for B. W. Address A . cal concern, !j | ” iiuartinent for $1600. Half cash. care of tin ■ Herald for particuV ' ,is ‘"in M. H. Bankston, Sanford. I* all kinds. 1--------------------------------------------------- inrs. Pni°rn<,r M St. J. E. SPURTING, siA-division 35— W anted Help, Male i h°ne 390-W. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F 1o r a stenogRent Heights, Florida on Dixia High­ WANTED: A competent Connelly rapher. i Vpply A. P. way. &. Sons. N V ICE Day F’OR SALE: Delco light plant. ' ll* trains, RairF’irst class condition: new out­ WANTED: Young men between tho ngc of 21 and 30 years, to and 63.W fit with portable storage batteries learn tho 5 and 10 cent business. cheap. Apply Carnival Co., office Must have good education, furnish [SONS Tourist Camp, 13th St., west of best of reference nnd not afraid it. . F'rencli Ave, of iinrd work. Hours not long. J. _St- st r . n . F’OR SALE: A good 1Va ton G. MeCrory. 5 and 10c Store. t m : i 1 « \US truck, with touring homo body. Equipped completely for four people, with silverware, table lin­ NAM'iuiii itian ii irons ens, betiding, etc. Ju st tho thing P a r k Ave.. m-inii'l floo r for camping and fishing. Wifi p a i120 [?'*• Tr„rk. n t true, p a p e r hanulnif, ***** L' r'Urk. make a profitable investment for m utinm Kstimate* v j - n fr«e. *sa le n lfc some one to rent out to tourist. A ll w o r k g u a ra n le e a - P r i c e s Carnival Co., office Tourist r l g h t . I'll 1,1.' Otto Ijpa’ Sons Apply Camp, 13th St., west of F’rench ■0lk Mxl 2 nd St. Ave. Best Business Site in Sanford First Street (Near F'orrcst Lake Hotel) SMITH & RAWLINS Real Estate Hrokers "00 feet frontage Price $122,500 b*' 212 Magnolia Avenue SANFORD. FLA. retticst Acreage in Seminole 26 1-2 acres at Paola RAGS WANTED — Large, clean, linen or cotton rags for clean­ ing purposes. Bring them now to tho Herald Composing Room. (Borders two hikes) Price $13,00(1 is V B od w efl R e a lty C o., In c. 214 E. FIRST ST. Phone 153. S lfiy F iifiifilfiifiL fiH iifiifiH itfiH ilfiifiy iifiililfiifillilfiifitfi PATH lilt ' ° ^ K E O U T A, Q IC L IV E •n CQ O O U C f ' “b O l W O N ’T w i t h a. c e g t w n b ALV/Aof TGV'OH* ~YO b E L L bO M E f 75 FEET ' NOWr WHl H TrtKT ^EOTT V /Q ' I L-l— UL-ZN'oF) M 'Y p o l i c y o h h i m j o ^ t T O L E T l-UH K N O W ) O O H ’T* W A N T H »H ,//. T O H A V E N Y , W. It. SMITH, Mgr. Rooms Are very scarce, buy a lot from us and build you a house. � 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 20, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 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/44cbadd50b7c4a85da00c06b1e4999f3.pdf d0ccd944b130806f72ddc60739c369db PDF Text Text 5PAPER Rnin this afternoon and prebab ly tonight; colder tonight, Sunday generally fair, and ejhlpr; fresl \ to strong shifting winds 9 e5t Vegetable | Canton Land Associated Press Leased Wire Six Severely Injured, S c o p e s Badly Shaken Up In W reck Of Train ncomo A sked 'assage M ar. I Ice. iy*— 5,000 LiX ALEXANDER CITY, Ain., Dec. ID.— (IP)—Six person* were reported tcvorely injured nnd score# w ere badly shaken when the Central of Georgia passenger train num ber two, Birmingham to Columbus, Ga., was derniled near Hollins this morning. Four cars left the rails, two coaches and a Pullm an parlor 'ear going dywn nn embankm ent. 'I he injured, nccuriling to re­ ports from Hollins, were being treated a t the Hollins railway station by doctor:! hnriedly call­ ed from the surnunding territory. It was reported by the engineer and conductor of tno train tliut no one wnH killed and It wan thought th a t nil those injured would recover. The engine and tender did not leave the rails nnd the scores of holiday passengers in the coach­ es that w ent down the em bank­ ment were said to have been sav­ ed from injury by the all-steel construction of the cars. 12187666 Maze Of Possibilities Has Been r.'otluccd While The Officer Has Determined To Continue His Air Fl^ht Supporters Flock To Aid Of F ormer Ionly of jtinly and committee atoly after [High pnits- - | n mliir . il by (1 the le nd- Hou-c, the i on the rvveno ion jnit»l l In an? cj: tie-half r r I of i direv p-T uf income tr cent oa Further relief of congested fre­ ight conditions nnd a virtual in­ dependence of present and future rail embargoes will result from the establishment of the Thresher Brothers Tug I.ine Company op­ erating between Jacksonville ami Sanford according to Chamber of ( ommerco officials who have long advocated the development of riv­ Ier traffic ns a medium of insuring prompt delivery of building ma­ terials ami supplies necessary for this community's growth. The Thresher Ting Lino will he operated as a division of the St. Johns Transportation Company, and initial equipment includes a 7."> foot 100 horso power tug and | four new larg es designed to ennvcy to Sanford any and every class of freight from Ixiilding m aterial to automobiles and groceries both fur This city and the surrounding territory. Present carriers of the company ‘ are said to he adequate to care for all immediate shipments, nnd sev­ eral additional barges will be tiro- LOCAL Funeral services arc held a t Holy Cross Episcopal Church for Judge L. 0 . Stringfellow , pioneer citizen, who died T hurs­ day night. Ilivcr transportation line aug­ ments ex istin g fleet by the pu r­ chase of four new barges and n tug to convey ail classes of freight here. I’roL stu n t pastors of city plan a church census to he made Sun­ day. Sanford and Seminole county schools close for C h m tn ia s holtbaptist Sunday Sunnol to send C brb turns g ifts to Arcadia O r­ phanage. STATU John It. Gibson is dead at ,Jacksonville ns Uiu result of what polios believe to be "poi­ sonous moonshine. Marly relief from express em ­ bargo is hoped for by officials of the American Railway Ex­ press Company. DOMESTIC Tw enty-three are found guilty in big rum conspiracy in St. Louis, IN being out on bonds ami five others aw aiting senter.ee in federal court. <*L. .VI, H ouse, emit idlin' of late Woodrow Wilson, is guest of President Coulidge ut White House. benjam in T. W atkins, promin­ ent A tlanta business man, is found dead at offices today with a bullet hole in his bend. Verdict of court m aritla pro­ duces m aze of possibilities in Mitchell case, which is declared to Imie f a r from ended. Tax reduction trill, passed F ri­ day by House, goes to Senate for its consideration. FOREIGN In reprisal for the killing of three officer* by troop., of S ul­ tan Osm an Mahmud, Italian troops destroy town Hergnl. Hope for cure of cancer lies In the field of animal experimen­ tation, declares famous IlfcUitnore expert. ind Program For Sunday Afternoon Growers And Shippers Of Citrus Fruits Declare Loss­ es Growing Steadily; Ex­ press Officials Are Hopeful Embargo Is Bringing Heavy P. 0 . Shipments Citrus Exchange Dispatches Appeal For Help Front Interstate Commerce llody Arrangements Are Completed Friday For Church Census At a meeting hi<t night attend­ ed by a larg • number of church workers, nfai- ■eating the various Proti tunt >hu he ■i tho city| finu1. details far a ehunn canvass to Ik? held tomorrow weiu per­ fected and the several ctinmittees instructed in their duties hv Dr. F. If. King. The canvass is l.cing conducted in the manner of a census nnd is for the purpose of aliuiiiig new citizens nnd winter re m i nts with the church of their faith. The ministers wi a*-** active In the campaign are <•* eti ii a great.-of their re­ er increase in the t a result of speetive churches, the census. It was generally I meeting last night that the time ; required for the c.inva • • would ! to about one and niie lnlf hours, during which the home of every whito family in town will he visitcd by one or more worker -. Resi­ dents arc asked by He ministers I of the city to nsis.vt th. culji-ri 1 in every way possihh no as ti I bring the work to an early nm i successful conclusion. John D. J inkiiis h chairman o! the census fonnniUco, ana will di , rect tin* activities oi tl«- vurioui | teams that have l»eea mi.unizid. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.—f/P) Evidentc th at women are not only holding th eir own hut are forcing man to lose his identity, was on the register of the St. Fruncis Hotel today. "Mrs. CJ. A. B artlett and huahand”, was the registration, mean­ ing that Mrs. B artlett was a visitor in the city nnd was accompanied l-.y her husband, District Judge George A. B artlett of Reno, Ncv. All questions regarding the unur.ua! registration were answered by Mrs. B artlett, who said: " I t’s merely one of tlie wifely priviligcs of u 60-50 m arriage”. JACKSON, Miss.. Dec. , —Filing stations of the S Oil Company, of Kentucky Texas Company, were close in Mississippi pending <> of nn injunction ordered torney G -neral Knox ye*tr ruiuirc them to sell gasi Id cents u gallon inciud itatv tax of three cents. EMBARGO SmOR D ry Law Conspiracy Movie Stars Are Sanford Visitors Lila Lee, Thomas Mcighnn and J a n u s Kirkwood were a* lining tin* River ocrcen artists who arrived in .Sanford in a private car last night for a brief stop before going on to Ocala for the filming of “Tho Klondike," a picture that will dram atize the national exodus to Florida. A committee In ad il by the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce greeted the visitors a t tlie station nn I exprcssa-l the hope th at it might bu noslublo to bring tlu> troupe nore for the filming in* additional Florida scenes. FUNERAL OF L. G Many Friends Fay Rcspccls To Pioneer Resident And Justice Of The Pence At Hanford For Two Decades Confidant Of Late President Attractive Decoration \ Of Wilson Arrives Unheralded; And Superior Window* Official Circles Are Pnz/.led Of Merchandise tirade By HisVisit To Washington Account For Big Trade ;0-5(l” M arriaue Is i?atl For This Hubby FILLING STATIONS CLOSED cured if the demand w arrants such action officials of the firm an­ nounced today. “The operation of this enlarged river service will insure the deliv­ ery of those necessary supplies that the railroads are a t present unable to bring here in sufficient quantity” Secretary It. W. Pearman stated, “and 1 am confident that in the stimulation of river traffic lies the only solution of the problem now confronting San­ ford builders.” In connection with the new line inaugurated Dec. 17, Mr. IVarnmn alluded to the additional capitali­ sation of Sanford's river route represented in the city’s plans for the construction of a combination Warehouse nnd pier at the foot of Sanford Avenue, and spoke opti­ mistically in regard to the erectio I COLONEL HOUSE SANFORD STORES AT CAPITAL AS ATTRACT MANY COOLIDGE GUEST YULETIDEBUYERS iiiio n s \I.KS NUMBER 120, Twenty Pages Today C O B VERDICT ^ ‘ver Transportation Firm EXPRESSHEADS T w e n t y A r e I n d i c t e d HAS NOTENDED G^ ls f oor Bargf And I v g .. _n C o n n e c t i o n W i t h lxI today >tirm\v in ;hr Senate which the SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925 Prominent Atlanta Realty Man Found Dead In His Office No More or Sheriff Sheriff Hand stated Hus morn­ ing that unlc his dog returned he would la* out "f luck for any further quail hunting this season. Ho does not know whether the youngster was stolen or, owing to its age, lias followed someone home, there to be adopted and trained to hunt euail for a now m aster. When last seen the setter was wearing a heavy leather collar. .She is described as being very playful and willing to make friends with tho fi/st person to cotnu along. Sheriff Hand asks assist­ ance in locating her. O u t b o u n d trains from Sanford yesterday bore scores of jubilant Glasses nro worn ns a hiull school “marnia" nnd today wit­ social status in ce nessed tin* presence of many care­ superior parts of China, frames wi free pupils parading th - streets in celebration of the coniinenconient lenses often being worn. of tlie Christmas holiday • wine begun yesterday f,,r all student* In Snnford and Seminole l oun'.y schools. • . . in Jan. -I is the fatal day that will mark tho return of the students to tho class rooms, hut the shadow cast by the thought of the termin­ ation of the Yulcthle freedom is evidently ton fa r removed to damp­ en the hearts of the n u m e r o u s youngsters who are today exulting in the thought that Monday will not be » “ blue Monday" spent un­ der teacher’s watchful eye. Many of Sanford’s young people enrolled a t various colleges in the south und north ure returning for the holiday season nnd tills Christ­ mas at .Sanford is expected to lx? one of the most widely celebrated in recent years. ATLANTA. Gu., Dec. lih—f/Ti —Benjamin T. Wntkin , presideu' of a local real estate company and one. of tlie most prominent real estate men in Georgia, was found , diad in his office hoi • early to 1 day witii a Indict Wound in Id..) temple. A pistol was found beside th body. Police expre a-d the licliei that he laid been diud lor sever i ul hours. An inqiH.it is to Ih livid during the day. Coroner I ’.ml Dnnnhoc announced. The body was found by a business partner when he entered tlie office Eli morning. Mi. Watkins was a native of Monroe, Gu. He had been in husitHsa here for u quarter of a century. D ar­ ling that time In- had been u presiI dent uf tlie Atlanta rent estate I board, and a vice president of a ; national hunk. He i * survived by ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 19.— Ids wife timl a young soil, Ben­ fd'j—F. It. Kirthind. freight tra f ­ jamin D. W alkin', J r . a high Many Husbands Are M'huol student. fic m anager of Florida East Con t Ruilrond, Im.s i: tied instructions M issing In London that newsprint paper shipment# he French Clear Much given preferem e on lita load, nc- 'T-.-r All were found guilty late Friday Oi: r h irgi i brought by tho gov<"iimeat, as tin- men who nro called ti ,3 “high-ups”, In a case rcgnrdi .1 by its counsel as one of tho ' over undertaken in i !.•• central went to halt illegal traffic*in whiskey. Twenty of the convicted men am from M. L<mU. Among them arcl Arnold Hcllmiclt. funner internal revenue collector of Missouri, Nat*. Gold Min. broker and form er cir­ cuit court clerk of St. Louis county; “ talc Senator Michael J* Kilim y of Ei. Louis ami his broth­ er M iliinin. a former deputy cvenuo collector; und .Michael J. Whalen, IK nice rat |c city cominiltecman and form er Bt. Louis nldorman. W illiam Lucking and Georgs R. I.ar.don of • mcinnuti were among the "A and another convicted de­ fendant, l»or. H. Robinson, is a Land W est Of K ifan today iij Lew it. Brown, president lesldent of Chicago. - f the Ai'iociatcd Dailies of 1 lur- 1 PARIS, Dec. 19.—(/Th—French ida. forces in Morocco have cleared This action is in compliance j about lit miles of territo ry we it with representations made by th o 1 of Kifun in the last few days, president in pursuance oi instruc­ reinstated the tribes which had tions given at tho last meeting been ejected by tlie Riffinns, nnd of the association in which lie wua subjugated a greater part of the ably as istcil by Cranston Will­ tribe of Seinadja. A number of iam. ;, niuiuigcr of tho Southern emb.-rs of the Sunday School America's cigurot gain last year munition dumps were captured nnd NewspajK-r Publishers* Association. ics of the F irs t Baptist Church was 11 per cent, or a total consump­ a Riffian attem pt t» e-ilabliah u The Atlantic Const Lino nnd expected to donate hundred:! post of conumitui in tills region tion of 70,000,0000000 th.^ Seaboard railroads have not i f t . tomorrow destined for tho thwarted. yet granted preference to news­ Iren in tho Baptist .orphanage Several tribes in tlie central sec­ print shipment.', but liavo proniinVrcudia. It is said th at moro tor have sent in their uhinissions id active co-operation ?n Instcni 100 youngsters, ranging in 'a s well ns 800 familh-.t in the reg- ing nhipimn^.i. All tho railroads from ono to 12 years, will rci ion o f U iic z z u ii , northwest o f Fez. have asked that publishers give e gifts for Christmas as a I Official French reports declare-thu tiieiu specific instances of delay it of tho Sunday morning calDishieut tribes are becoming in- and chipping details ill order tliut Icrtnsingly weary of fighting fbr they may locate and remedy con­ The men's Rildo Class la ta form “ B stty” apd "Bob" huve learned I Abdul Krini, the riffian clilcf. dition.' of delayed shipments. a ‘dollar line," it wns announce.1, is one that would sliock the fol­ nnd are to raise cash to be used lowers of Lucy Page Gaston, be­ in thu purchu:o and distribution of en into it has to do with cigarettes. Jury May Get g ifts among tho orphans. They do not smoke cigarettes, Lut B aptist church officials are au­ upon being hnmied a lighted one Slaying; Case thority for the statem ent that chil­ they make short work of extingPlans for nn elaborate Chrfstuisbing the fire from it. Rolling dren of any sect or erred aro re­ MIAMI, H a., Dec. 19.’—UPhthe cigarette lie tween their paws m nsbull to be given by the Ciunp- Tho first degroa m urder case of '1 ceived, cared for and educated in and utainping on it until all the lieil-Iaissing Post of the American E. Fuller, churKed with killiti tho urphunugo which tho churcbc-t firu is out, they take serious Legion aro now being perfected Homer E. Burdick, real cstat of thn state support at Arcndi,i. 'linnets of .burning their winter and definite announcement con­ palesmsn, at the latter’s npartmci Arrangem ents for the trnnsportaL1 cerning the dale of the event witl several woek- n?o, wua to r?nc overcoat. be Hindu within the next few days It is not kiiown who tau g h t thepi the jury this afternoun. Fuller ha the trick but when onu considers according to 1*. A? Mero, chuirniun attem pted to provo nn alibi. their early onviormnent. around of the committee in charge of thu Fuller was identified as th the fire station, one would nntur- uffair. man. who sprang from behind ti Mr. Mero stated this morning k it henrtte door and rhot Fiurdicl ally presume* th at their former owners are rcs|Minsitdc. that so many Christm as dunces i’a hold oa thoi With u pet monkey a t the fire, were being given for the young ;ht ring tit!a station, the ^wo coons nnd a pair jieople returning to Sanford for toaiglit aa tho of white rabbits a t the police s ta ­ the holidays th a t it could not he icLig decision tion,'it is expected that any midi- determined as yet whnt night thu* challenger, tb6 Ilona to thin little xoo will result American Ixgion could obtain :i ..i. Babe Hererstwhile Californian hail and tku services of a good man, last night before 14,( Baptist Children In ArcadiaOrphanage To Be Remembered ‘Bob’ and ‘Betty’ Popular Members Of Chief William’s Police Organization COURT WON’T RECONSIDER WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 9 .-I/1 0 The court of npponl* of the Dist­ rict of Columbin refused to recon r.iilcr itii decision holding to bi i valid the bribery indictment! Ingninat E.* L. Dohcy. E. I., Dohnoj iJr.. and Albert Full, form er Secro tutors in UadUon Square * - -^ 1 �Sfys-f i55. Many investors visioned the immediate profits th at are sure in Druid Park. Some of them invested because of the intrinsic value of the property itself, others knowing the past record of its developers, invested on the strength of its being a Britt-Chittenden Development. Either, is sufficient guidance to generous profits. : ■ Improvements enhance the basic value of undeveloped prop­ erly. Promises of yesterday are being fulfilled today. Men, mon­ ey and machinery are applying the improvements as speedily as possible. Contracts for the immediate construction of modern homes have been let, these and many others a r e outstanding reasons why generous profits are assured. The demand for homesites in Druid P ark is increasing daily. They are as limited in the Second Unit as they were in Unit No. 1, that sold out on opening day. W e advise your immediate a tte n ­ tion to this super investment opportunity. See the maps and plats at our office. BRITT-CHnTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS <•<• <• <•< • < • • > a' . - . ...i 1 v v v <•+•>v v • :> •: �[-nv ■ 7*-;'"l * t -v -' .V L|'. JUS’S m? nun g iw;, >V* PACE TWO __rFL____ -f= = ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECKMEER 19, 1925. northwest quarter of Section 31, west quarter of .Section 31, Township ID south. Haitffo 33 east, run thence north « chains, to.n post, thence east 40 chains to n post.' thence south « chains to a post, thence west 4o chains nv A. M. Week#. Deputy Clerk. to point of hdKlnnhiKW IL -Mii'l, SON. H O r SdKLH O IilU l . H KTRh and HML IlU ****** olicitors for C BOY L B . S........... “ o m p 'l a i n a n t * and it nppeuritiK from the sworn Bill of Complaint In.rctn thnt you D ec. C..1S. p . M , J a n . 3. _ and smelt of jutt may claim some -.............. —* ■ title or ■ Ititori-sl- 1In nnd td the i l.\ TIIK 4 Mil t IT COt ItT S r *B.M- r;-:Iit. .VIII,K COI NTV. FLORIDA IN in Jierty hereinabove described. ' I... .VIII. F . * -----v ft In f l i c r c f i i r o , UK 1*1*2111%I » t b u t CM INtBHY. you and each of you are hereby reD. J. DBAS. uulrei* to nppeur to th« HJII «>f ComC opip tn in an l plaint berpln filed on Monday the tth ilay of Janusry. A. D. the C, n m V A K L t . l ’KI.OT. et III. same belttK n Rule Itay of this lb-lem innt* Court, nt the Court House In 9«tir O r d e r i n C i i l . l l r a t Ion N O T I C K T O K N O W N AND u:;- ford. Florida and In default thereof. Decree Tro Confesso will bp entered K N O W N I Ftcf’KN HANTS iiKuInKt you. said cause belntr n suit T D K S T A T E O F K L OHI DA, to: to dul-t title In the Complain'nt. c . r .D W . M i r i C K u r r . j o i i n ■ItOD lieHKLMAN. OIBStON M. C OF KK K In nnd to the land# hdreliiaTtoVk II CJROSM. L1I.LY O. UROWN arul (Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Stnto MERRYYULETIDE IS NO VACATION ATTALLAHASSEE n ______ ItHViWN Iter h u s b a n d , If IW- l o t F l o r i d a . In n m l f o r S cm ln o lo i nk- n ml If .■••.-Kl t h e n t o a l l p a n i c * C o u n t y , l-’I n r l ,1n . o n t hi n t h o 4t h d a y clnlmltiK Miiy I n l s r e s l u n d e r C H A I t o f D e n t u b e r , A. I f . I» 23 . IK Mtl> LIP. N IX A. I’URDKH. W. F. t.A K -1 (HICINKD) V. B. DOUGLAS AAMOk I!. JAIIE8 Jl iliES, JAMK8 I (SEAL) , Practically All State Officials Will Remain In Capitol At Their Posts During Santa’s Yearly Visit Of Good Cheer TALLAHASSEE, Dcs. 19,—(/P) —Only one of Florida's stale of. flclnls plan# to spe 1 1 Christm as nway from Tallahassee. Nathan Mayo, commlnithwrr of ngrbullin*', will go t<> his home a t Snnim ?rfl:ltl for the Yulctitle obaervons;. Governor M artin, w h o s e regard for hi# home town of JwjkstmyilL* take# him to that city rju f- often', stated that he v-oM s;.< nd le>th Chri«tmn> nntl New Year ut t h ; mu ns ion here. Ernest Amos, comptroller, would like to run over io Milton, h'u old “stnnipinjr ground,’' but be will b e unable to go so, he said, because of the fnct that Christm as time i. tho busy season for workers in the comptroller’s tiffin,'. J. C, Lunin;', tr.s.-u irer \V. ti. Cnwthon, superintendent of p iblie instruction; J. 11. Johnson, a tto r­ ney Reneral and H. Clay t ’raw ford, secretary of state,.w ill help Tallnlinsscnns celibrnlo the com irwr of the N ativity. The Capitol will, of course, im ­ pend nctivitlcB on Christina# eve. which this year falls upon Thur; day. M mt of th" departm ent# wil> remain closed until the next Mon­ day. A general hogira of subordi­ nates of th. curious departm ents t». their home* over the intc f o r th Christmas observun ■• in exp - te i to take place. A larrr ■ lurcentiigc of the workers a rt u.it of-town residents, and most of thorn have stall d that they wou.d prefer U "be bin {fed a t su rilse " than to re ­ main nway from th el 1 fireside on Christmas Day. What this country net-d* i# on-' ions too polite to smell in com­ pany. Motorists may ho c?a:l to learn n flivver derailed a train in IIIinois, hut :;orry to learn it rcldonl li'ippms. IN T I I K I l i l t I I T m i i n - Ol- H F.itI M J I . i : ( O l NTV . I L t l l t l l l A . IN ( II VN t I 'l l \ . it. t o r II. F. c i i a r i .m L flL . ' no a n il WIIKHI.KR. , .y 'o iilp b ilim u ts : <i h i . D tif c it d a n M • I n t e r o f I'tih lle .iC iiii N O T I C i : t o ‘ KNOWN* and CN. K NO W N I >K F BN I >A NT. t T i n ; S T AT K O F F L O R I D A , i-.; C i l A l t L I K N I X . A. I T r | i | : k ny. F. I M t H A M O R B IAMKH M IL K S .1A MI K . M A R T I ,B T T . i ' l l M i l . i s D. i ’i t U T i J H F l K I . I i U I.. 11R A N ( ' 11 M ARY A. Ill iR N K I t a n d ------ l | b l l N i ; i l her buahm id. D L. D R A W D Y . .MARY C. W D I.C O T T (Mill----- ireVYt II.C( ITT llW t h u s b u i l d . 4*. K. <!!NV. W I L L U. • IA I , t . ( ) \Y H l ' I! t o l l u rw l*e h n o y n u s \ \ c . -iallov. • l ui r ) I j j D ^ A M ' - T V - AlLibi-l.N. i> w. CI.'MMFrtT^ 1 11 .Mc-NATT . C U R IF U N m id H A I.L IK r h R i ,w n ntH W if e . J A AIKS W. L I L L Y C R A S W BAUTlVKTT. t-MIAS. D. CUUTCIIFIKLD. W. I- WliANCII. MARY A. HOIt.SI.’lt ami —--------. IIOHNbll h e r h u n h a n d . !>. R. IFltAWDY. MARY O. WOLCO'CT and-------W Ot.OlTT |w-r hunhutid, C. K- OINN, WILL ti. ( U L L M W l i t R ( o t h e r w i s e K n o w n ns \V. «. (lAol-OUlll.TI) THOMAS U. MORAN. I'- W. OlUtlHK. -I. II. Mr.NAT T, 0. i'. HllOW N mill MAI.LI I! H. U itO 'V N hi* wife, JA M K H VV. I . 11,1.V. I 'l f A I t l . K S It. filtOSX. L IL L Y II I t ot VN nni l d --------- B R O W N h e r h u s t n in d iRCeaso 1. u# h e i r s , d e v l s r u s . Kniril.--* in o t h e r w i s e , jiml t o nil unknown p arties. whom so * to r. Cl.timliiM nm l t n t c r e a t o r l l i t r r i ' s t # th Urn In ml In v o lv e d In t h i s s u n Under, a n y i f k - a b o v e n .n n . <1 ilv• f- 'tib ao iv i i.. !i a n d e v e r y w h o s e IV I I , I , i n II 'HO. W H J . A IIOA ltD. i r r l b r d . lU JfiltD, ItKOtNALl.* It Is t h e r e t d r a O flD tS O B D t h a t n ii . m i iiil.,i'* -i.lei.v. a n r u tinkiiov.-Ti ItK O IK A I D Blld ( ]11 n o t i c e be p u b l i s h e d 111 tin* SAPt o t h e .f'liintilutliaiilu l a ti le u . . . . . iMLVftD. J U U tY .1. S F T T t l N . >1 i. .1 -« , h i m HI i ll lllllltl i.'f l 1 1 1IjL' .-■<■■ l ’i . l i t P C T T O N h e r jjtl* f o r d H e r a l d a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d ...................... Parties when - > vor. clnlinliiK any In a l. H. I l I F N T K I t . CHAH. UINC. in S c m l n o l o C o u n t y . F lo r id a .' o n ce In f o u r (4 ) con secu tiv e I n . i r t s . o r i m e i e s i . - In tn v l a n d tit- i'.TON, If IIviim i.nd If (lend. Mi.-n a w e e k i . i t i m ill - ii., iiin ie r a n y o f t h e • a i l f i n t l ' oo'ilatlnjr a n y I n t e r e s t yv eek le I s s u e s . W IT N B M S m v li'Mid n n d o ff ic ia l • V n ■ l l ( i | " l Oeleitit *l« s 1- i e b ,- > u n d e r C HD'A'.M tlJ F'It LOT. J O H N i_____ . ' t b f o ; , ’ ... n . ( M F F K i : s e a l of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f tlie S e v ­ i" - r y who#.- n a m e s n n d r e s i d e n c e s I. »KC___ KKI.AlA i unkitow it . p a n i c s w h o iu so ev r, ' H I . i a r ' ; o i t D . W ll .L A IIOAltD. e n t h J i u l i d c l n l C i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e F l o r i d a , In mid f o r S e m in o le i i iiin,i,-i mi ) Hit r e s t o r I n t e r e n t * in I t d i l N A I . D It* •( >111•. I I HH WA I . I ) of rite I III ! n i ol ed III t h i s Stilt, K.1, 11 ' I I OAl t D. M A R Y .1. F F T T O N nttd C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n ltd* t h e 11It d a y ki l l ueli.,: .innate III He ml in ile C H I t ^ T O I S I L t i t v SUTTON h er o f D e c e m b e r , A. D. tD5j. (S in n ed ) V. L. I * " rjl.AS. C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d d u s C r l he d „.i h u s b u n d II. I.. I H ’NTKI t . CHAH. C le rk |i...'i>v-. m - W l i : IMNONTON ib eiro'il. its h e i r s, de TRACT I v l s e i s , a r a n i i ' i M o r o t h e r w i s e mi d • S K A L ) A ir.- n re s t j u n r e In t h * n d i i l h I t o t h e h u b s , t l c v l s e e n , ‘K r a n t e r s , teif- Ily A. M. W K K K S . D e p u t y C le rk . e -a c o r n e r of tin- soi i t bw* t a t e e s , i* oil iei win* u n d e r H e n r y A. WIT-SON. M O rS K Iffd .n F .n and •Mi l l i e , of teirtlie i t n u a r t e r o f | I t o o r d U ' t r s s e d : a n d io t h e hei r s , de-.1 . 1 T u u ii ililp 21 s n t h . ; v ls e e * . it r a i d ced. l e a - i t c r * n r . u l h e r - ROVI.K. S o l i c i t o r s f o r C o m p la ln m i! R . m i v h 31 e a s t . e. s - Up l e t I . |.-* H. I l r - e e i|p*-y-'l ed 11-,-. r.. 12. ID. 2FI. .Inn. 2TRACT 3 iin I t o aR t t n k n Avn p a r t b - s . w h o m * N o r t l i e a it' <|tlai t e r >f nnrtliWcHt i n . vor. c la i m h i t a n y i u t e r . at o r I n q l l i t i e r - f (lo'lllill I.'. T o w n s . lip lei oNtK In file b lid I n v o lv e d In till-* 21 south' , RntiKe 31 e a s t , milt u n ib . '. a i .v of t h e a b o v e m im e d Tlirti'T 3 . o .'ii -n o a ii . C ea. b mi l o tv h o se l o f t lift IT i f ii o r t l i e a s t i i u u r t e i m i n i - -i m n l re#!r|i ncett u r e dnl.iiow n If i:i not to late to have o f Ii rthW e I l ( l | . i r o r of S e r t l o l l . • oi> i ■ iiii.ii i i , ill l i ' ■ a -iy • I.’i. T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h . It i n a e 31 t l i b i l c a u s e a n d t o n il uriknuyvn p.".rt|e' 'ii.in , .,-ver o l a ' m l i c f an y Copy’s Picture put on n pla­ taxi. T R A IT t i in ter* .t o r I ii I io-i -s I h In tti. bin t I n ­ Til e soiitlieii<t n u a r t e r of n o r t h v o l v e t I n t I l ls hum u n d e r a n y of que for a very Special Chritftt ms t ' lUorti r ( l e t s I Io- We s i J th o a b o v e n <med d e f e n d . »h< e a c h rod i) of Heetbiti 2S. T o w n s h l j i ! nttld n d i-yery v.'bose n a m e i m ! i< frift. 21 Hi.util, l i a n a - ' 31- e a s t . 'b-n. I.'in ei oi m a t e niiu.-n i i h n yvn »-n teo. tl . i- I '. iiii TRACT r. p la i n : .l i t til t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d eau.HC ‘ T h e no rth 3 acres of th e n o r t h ­ ■ml t o h i imif. iio w n p .iri . < w h o m - 1 w e s t d u n r t o r o f s n u t h e a s t i |i iu r ■s o ." . . io i •1ii nriy IntrVeM ln r I n * i * . t e r of S-.ctloii 24. T o w t is l tl p 21 t. i e s : in th . i . t n i n c . i i o i iii tin P i c t u r e s r e c e i v e d A l o n d a v w ill s o u t h , Itiimti' 31 e a s t . ^ s i l l t , s a i d l a n d belli : s l l i i n l " In S en iTRACT innb. c,,!tnt) Florida, nn i -.eribr i finished Thtmuluy. .'?•").00 Th*- n u r t l i e a s t u u a r l c r o f n o r t h ­ li« fnlloy, s, t o - w l t w est i| tilt r t e r of Her H un 2*. TRACT I for 3x5 p h o t o . T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , I t a u a e iSl l ot | of :'-e (!oii 21. T'.yy-n-sblp east. 2<F i i.Util. It.'inue 31 east, except TRACT 7 7 1-2 "i-res sold tu .1ii IIn .1. I’.rl. . T h e s o u t h w e s t i|U n r t e r o f t h e ib-.-teribi I tin folio.tv: ''Ib-lfln at so n | b u'i'-t i | u n r t c r of H e c t i o n rt'.rthenxl corner of said section YE FIRESIDE STUDIO 2' , T owiimIi R i 21 x iutli. I t a n if u -’I. run itouth D and C0-10IL 31 c a s t ••biilna. thence west N clialns. TRACT S tbert'i tiorllt D and 3n-lnn ctialtm Alt u n d l v l led o n e - h a l f I n t e r e s t fill!) Union Avenue till-lice last*# chains to be«lnI n t h e w e s t h a l f o r -tie n o r t h ii Ini:. went u u a r i e r of S e c t i o n 2D. T o w n s h i p 2 1 s o u t h , R a n m - 31 TRACT 2 Gifts fur t!ic Horn" Beautiful' emit R ed In • a n d #0-1 nd c h a i n s n o r t h (ind it a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n • f t h e so u tit (Vest c o r n e r of tin* Rill o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u a n d e a c h nt y o u i m v <Ti.ni s w o rliriit t i t l e n r I nt « r r » t in a n d | o tlie p r o p e r t y h e r e i n t l e n •!•■ •n b e d It It- t h e r e f o r e <I I I ! I K I . i : I 1 III A win a n d e. ieb i f 1 mi m e 1- r !.yx r e i t n l r e d i n a p p e a r ' ; in. t h e t.lll l.f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n fit- ■I o n .Monday t h e H h ilit.v " f J a n u a r y . A. I t l'>jr. t h e s a m e hclfiir a Hub- flay o f t i l ' s ' o u r t , nt t h e C o u r t Ho i >* In Manfo r d , KcinJttolu CotitUy. F b rld.t. mi d In d e f a u l t i t i e r e o f . D e c r e e I ' l o l* l i ­ f e , so wi l l Io- e n t e r - - I in d n s t you, sa i d cnii'ii- to i tin i, ni l t o ijulei t i i b ila t h e i.' omplal ti ailt s. In a n 1 l > tit i l a n d # b e r - l n n b o v o ilo i-t 'li. I It la t h e r e f o r e D ltD K K K D t h a t th in n o t i c e lie p u b l M o d !n tin Mali f o r d l b ra id . .c intwsBa .- r : iM Islied In H itnilm de C o u n i j . F l o r i d a , otici a li n k In ‘firtjr ( 4 ) c inai i-utl ve Gtvr- t l i e r t ;i h a n d y c l e f t r i c l a m p . G r c a i e t l i t t l e c o n f n r t y o u w e . k i ) las tie a. c v t s a w . l*ut It v / h w c V an- it find j»ot tlie li^'lit on your W I T N t M M niy b a n d n n d e f f l c l a l 1i'ii-L n r p a p e r . ■ c a t * C Hi* C f r r u i t C m irt . t th. * u m e n , la; im hhow y n n t -.t t- la m ar.d other elect real if ft.F in y c . r t ' h i i u t n i . 3 *ii J t v . M a k e s a Sensible Gift m g _ _ ^ w u r ii DAO OK BROTHER I Do they like to read in bed? 'Fry Sm ilb ^ iEirt,*** S h y n for lidtul hirhoi w o r k . Y if tilf W W h ViWfTR N e x t io ValHi*/.. Let':; pet sensible about Christm as cift.s. hong a fter the flowers have •'.fj^knnd ibilJjboks have been read, a Koon ch air’will continue to charm and comfort—a {food desk prove a Loon to the one who uses it and a lien.-on to the eyes of all who behold it. S a n f o rI Idd iVatrnoIiit E l e Avenue c t r i c C oo' V».MJAtxira|^ iu n jiM n r ..wn , Eel's get sensible about this m utter of Christm as gifts-let’s even make it a gift from the family to the fam ­ ily in the form of a dining room, bed­ room or upholstered group. That would be a sensible desision. o ■ V £p v. ■ iUC •}) yS— ta • ON THE fiKJil SHORES Ol JOHN 1 K IV Eir '[’he aristocratic tou< l expressed by thin Co mikib A chair for comfort, ititS® much to the living a wlcome gift. a home is chair. On account of unfavorable w eather conditions ii was necessary to postpone Lhe Airplane Advertising TroRiam nnlii Mo ’day, ■December 21, at 1 1 o’clock. With eiear skies on th a t day, Lieut. Scott will fly over the city and c a n y out the program as advertised yesterday. Look to your list and let this Polygold frame and mi­ tre panels go to someone you are ror w ith antique chrome buffet mirv o r y c a g e r to please. W atch rare Hi1./v (>:*** pajire ad Monday in reyard fo distri­ bution of prizes following: the airplane flight as stated above. i)i‘ai in mind ih*i .a lorce o! men are at work improving: Sanfordb.; rdea! an ’ most crclMsivc residential develop­ ment. uii, a warm " c,cc e l . Chest will <« Uctlar l b ride-to-be. some brW e..^ »It beautiful and-veo " priced. This consol,. ia l,ic. m-ikcs a charming gif. n„ , , , rat‘ive. U t mis hi 11 m antique Walnut oi Alahoganv. Viie Davey-Winston Organization, Inc. To give a gift th at fails a •uictl is to give a goodly gift indeed. Why not a Floor L«mp, then, to a home that asks its service. �PA O ^ THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECE COURT VERDICT -HAS NOT ENDED MITCHELL CASE steady; lltf ; Mu7 ;L 117-90I • , firm tone «v’s market renewal irth in the reshing Mair points to 10«4 and rmlson each v |f>.—f/Pl | pravaillrfff brket tmiay Forida Marfcllows: & @ 3 .5 0 ; btel crates tl.50; eggI and hamp­ ers, green, elites *1.00 U-i, yellows. Hies, boxes, fj.50@-l.fi0; II matured, _f^»)—With nc weather availing in i .here uvett_ the f i r s : trade scsquotations siylu" Dec. lay DWtd by u n and then ir Dec. and C decline to to .82 corn lut then tm- (Continued from page 1.) officer if his sentence is approv­ ed. , Complications arc added by the and prospects th a t the Colonel will seek to resign. In two and a half years, Mitchell will have complet­ ed the 30 years service which en­ titles retirem ent if desired, and one of the new nuestionr Is w heth­ er tiie five years* suspension would figure in retirem ent computations. Should Col Mitchell subm it his resignation. President Coolidgewould have an added problem to solve. Acceptance would amount virtually to n pardon ahd if Mr. Coolidge desired the officer to serve his sentence us part of it he would have to refuse the resig­ nation. Case Conics Itefnrc House WASHINGTON; Dec. 19.—(71*)— The Mitcholl court martini case came to the floor of the House for the first time today when Itcprerentntivo Tillman, Democrat of Arkansas, charged th at the court was organized to “get the colonel” and that its verdict “Insults free America.” “ I call upon the granite-faced nnd grnnite-souled president of this justice-loving nation,” he said, "to m itigate or quash this harsh sentence." The court's edict suspending the nir officer from rnnk nnd pay for five years b?cuuso of his attack on government uviation policies, Mr. Tillman continued, "was shameless, unusunl and cruel,”. “They sought to affix a gunge," he said, “and a t the same time im­ poverish him nnd his family. It seems th at in this trinl the usual m ilitary procedure was not allow­ ed fo take its ordinary course." . Av‘ ' ■? < ■ No m ntter how many autos nre sold there doesn't seem to be nny ijrcd tv Uc more room in the street cars. later rcced-* I - % i, ‘influ en ced Blues. ai>.—LH)— a.ly; Ureal ix th k { r o r . N T v j i d k k -h t o t i n II^SHMI.MlI.K COUNTY. HLOll. A n t l e r o f A p p llc n l li in o f C tm rilln ii f o r t i l t h . , r l l , l o Nell I n t r r r l a o f ... ' I l n u r In I t r a l K mt a l e . IN r e r s t a t e uf UDYMK 111 -At I -11111; Y Minor, V , C a b le s , on banka ** h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t o n ilio end :ih:I V»; I J t l i tiny o f J a n u a r y , A. I». 1928, t h e m uli-m lgni-il. a n ( i u n n i l n n C; Uclgluni m .".,??,1?!'.’" . «nil e s t a t e o f CL.YDH iiiand l u ll ; III All I I I t K \ s . a m i n o r , w ill iiiiiily fOi'j; Dct- «;• Ui.< HON. JAM. «\ Mil VId i n , . .y S o m l n o lo C o u n t y , sd ltldl'A; V.?1 I-lorlila, a t t e n o 'c lo c k A. At. o n i'i; Poland sniil d a t e , o r an n o on t h e r e a f t e r a s a t t e r i-nn b e h e a r i l a t Ills o t Jugo Slav- tin-e m In t h e C o u r t M ou se a t S u n f o n l , 1125; brazil fle S e m i n o l e t ' o u n l y . l-'loriilu, f o r n u fjghai 77 *-a; I b u r l t y t o s e ll all o f t h e I n t e r e s t i mgenderivy holiday ,hc new tax Krprescnta- ••r C D W n j 111 *At I *11UI7Y a m i n o r . In t h o s e c - r t a l n p ie c e s o r p a r c e l s of . -V* - . "I t U a t e In H.-niinolc C o u n t y , e lo r li la a m i ile sc rlb e il n s f o l lo w s , to -w it: I«°t 5 mill Die south 20 chains iwcrc a g ain I tumors of lout point * St ot a new b: to putland Amerllao point! Bing ijuoMIf die first ■ in gin.ru: B». 3l.ithi. ■r-siurt.s al- Be and Key I higher, b u t |»yIprned firm. pu*c points Im.hI sterling eview ii>.—i,p|— of tin- rail"f whicn t prices in Aiding feu"‘'k market, during the ‘ • n celling tu-.-triitions " financial ‘limit irrt'rof llie rails 'vestment of od.-.l in tht. t highs were t-nnsyivunia, jlariti, Illinois Lte*. Steels i- ng to re111 'T'-rations *-T' fur tar- Jo' early in partial ^♦att-Vv urttcr •P '• a tjew IN q holhiay In the Vj'l rumorti ' 10 mid-eonbr,*ught about ••'d strength *Uk *pfjt up akli-,1 tlurfcs?p reaction (,dton gouds ijKht ** *'oser hut holiday UNDRF.DS of fortunes will bo made in Florida— quickly I\ — many thin winter! The first fortunes will be the easiest; T H K m l NTV J l m i l l ' s C O t l l T o r s m i i M i u : c o u n t y , i-i.o it. I|).\. after this money making will be sure—but not ns quick. N o t i c e o f A p p l l e n l l a n o f fln n r illiiii f o r A u t h o r i t y to S e ll I n l r r r s l s Or t l l i m r s In I t m l l l s t n t e lii r e e s t a t e s o f: lU ttfC K I I I M I ' I I U K Y A l t T I I I ' l l I I I ' At l *11111: Y HAI.I.Y U tlM I-M ItK Y J O H N H C M i ’l l l t K Y M in o rs. N o tic e Is h e r e b y k Ivcii t h a t o n t h e I-Jt It iluy o t J a n u a r y . A. I>. 1928. • b e uiii Ii t s Ik ueil. a s t l u a r i ll u ii o f tinp e r a o n n an il e s t a t e s of I t l t l ’t ’l-; II I'M I 'l l It I'Y . A l t T l l t m 111’ At I *11. UKY. HAI.I.Y I It ’ Al I ’1111K V a m i D ilI N It I'M I'll ItKY. M in o rs, w ill a p p l y to tin- li o n . J u s . il. S h a r o n , t ’o u n l y .I iii Iko o f S e m i n o le C o u n ty , ••’lorlilft. a t t e n o ' c lo c k A. M. on s i l i l •late, o r a s s o o n tl i i - r e a f t e r a s t h e m a t t e r r a n b e b e n ril a t Ills o f f ic e In t h e C o u r t M ouse a t S atifo ril. S e m ­ in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . f o r a u t h o r II y to s e ll a ll o f t h e I n t e r e s t s o f it It i -t - i : 11 c m i-i i it i: v. a iit l i c i t III M I-llltK Y . HAI.I.Y 11 I'M I ’I I It K Y “ '•il J O H N II L 'M P IIIIK Y . m i n o r s . In t h o s e c e r t a i n p ie c e s o r p a r c e l s o f btnil. s i t u a t e In Hi-mlnole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a m i i|esi-rlh e,| ait fo llo w s, tn -w lt: Ifot 5 a m i t h e s o u t h 20 c h a i n s •>r lo t I o f S e c t i o n 2. T h e w e n t h a l f a m i l o t s I, 2 a m i :t o f S e c t i o n 2. I .ot 2. o r t h e u n s u r v e y eil p a r t o f S e c t i o n 10. D o ts I, 2, 2. 4. S, an il 6. o r t h e tin siirv o y v il p.irt o r S e c t i o n 11. l- . t I o r t h e i i n s u rv e y e i l p a r t o f s . c i io n i • D o ts t. 5. f, nn«' 7 o r t h e u n s u r v e y e d p a r t o f S e c ti o n 15. T h e c o s t t h r e e - u i i u r t e r s o f th o s o u t h h a l f of S e e l loti 19. a i i of fractional Hk I I oii 19. D o ts I, 2 a ml :t of S e c ti o n 29. D o ts I a m i 2 a m i t h e n o r t h e a s t •l u a r t e r of S e c ti o n 20. A ll In T o w n s h i p 20 soutlf, H a n s * 2 1 east. I 'et It Ion f o r s a h l a u l h o r l t v n o w h eln ir o n f i l e In- t h e s a i d C o u n t y J u d g e 's C o u rt. A D K H K D FOSTKID As t l u a r d l a n o f t h e p e r s o n s a n d e s ­ ta te s of llru ro H u m p h rey . A r th ­ u r l l i i m p h r . l v . H ally H u m p h r e y n n d J o h n l l i i m n h r e v . m in o rs. U'llj-YIN. IIOCHIMU.D KU a n O Y D B . M t o r n e y s f o r I 'e t l t l o n e r . Dec. 19-28 J a n 2-9-18. Wbo wants the quick fortunes? apprehensively? Who nre holding back Who within a few months arc going to regret •I • || • ‘ their erstwhile procrastination? W e will tell you who! They will he the pessimists who hlucly ask "How long will it Inst?" I hey v/ill be the ones wlto will hdld off— who next year nt this time will say: "If :1 had . only done so nnd so, I would he worth two hundred thousand dollars— maybe more— today I" Tltc "put-it-offs"— thousands of them— will go through Florida’s prosperous era of development—'living amidst fortune­ making that will render a million persons independently wealthy — without making a cent themselves. Whnt a pity! W hy do they do it when selected investments in Florida’s glowing possibilities will insure them a golden fu­ ture, too! . - ■• ;; DAVIS IS I'an u.utal. ' high and U) days’ 11 cloths, Pood pro- 'ce*n D A V I S "a better to the . ^visions I1* in the fir future •s being a Another shipment just re­ ceived. No waiting to order. Make your selection and get e m in twenty four hours or a yard” iii lth hem from hair less if neccsdnry. ‘j:i branded Your name engraved on each w nt 'i,0iVn 'T you wish. on- Pending I WIGHT PRINT SHOP of new Cor. It. R. and Commercial St. Wclaka Block Phone -117-W Owners and Developers o f Flor ida's Famous Island Projects Office of Haggard & .Co, Masonic Temple M. H. WQDLINGER BRANCH MANAGER W atch for Announcement o f the N ext Sale of Davis Shores �4-. RK p T H E SA N FO R D H E R A LD , SA TURD A Y . DECEM BER 19, 1925.. a flS B P rT O C T ! The Sanford Herald h tlU M A Forlorn Hope r t t r r a ll r n iM a ^ iN r l THE PROMISED L A N D As Brisbane Sees It • tv Convicted? Of W hat? Down on the lower East Coast in that enchanted spot Colonel Mitchell For Senator. of cocoanut palms and hibiscus blossoms where scented If New York Had a Boom. K n t a r a d na P r e o n d Cln** M a t te r . society from northern cities congregate to rest, and exper­ We Are 100,000 Years Old. . O c t o b e r IT 1 8 1 ^ a t - t h e P o i t c f f l c * t a t flanfo rrt, -M o rio n u n d e r A c t of ience the spell of romance for which Palm Beach has be­ BY ARTHUK BRISBANE M a ** h . 3^-1197. — . . . C u p ) r i g h t I K S , b y S t a r Co. come so famous, is situated E. R. Bradley's well known f i t 'l l ; ^ * # • « * " Beach.Club. A COURTMARTIAL finds Col. " The Club, as it is affectionately called by those who know Mitchell guilty. Guilty of w h at? it best, is ostensibly a restaurant, but the fascination of its Telling the tru th , of course, about ■to.* .• at nu KH'TtON -in vn:% . • O n * T e a r — *7.U« S I* Xfonip*. *3 60 roulette wheels is known the world over and has as wide a lot of officinl incompetents, and . j p e l l v o r e t l . l i i . C i t y t>y .V arrleY , W eelt. life. W e e k l y i M f t l . x i " *2,011 range of appeal as all the gambling devices of Monte Cnrlo rendering an im portant set vice to p e r year. .* '* .*'* ' his country. and Deauville. The "conviction" of Colonel N P K M A I. l O T l r i t i All o b i t u a r y Honorable citizens of Florida often wonder why the Mitchell convicts the war d e p a rt­ n otice*,, r a n t * o f t h a n k * . r M o l u li o n * a n d n o tic e * of u n to r tn l n im - n l* Bench Club is perm itted to operate, how it gets by. Every­ ment, in the public estimation, not : S r h e r e rhfcrn cir a r e m a d e w ill be n r h u r c e d i f o r j i t - , r * x u l n r a d v e r t l*lti* one knows that games of chance, or gambling in any form, Mitchell. /fi O ,Wf»' __________ nre expressly forbidden by the laws of Florida. Everyone IN TH IS whole performance the .1‘AKtltIKIt AMOITATKI) I'nM Il tnows that it is the duty of the governor, as chief executive T h e AI>*oelated I'rex* I* e i r l t t * public can find one confort. The I v e l v e n t i t l e d to t h e u*« f o r re - of the state, to enforce the laws. And nearly everyone re­ political career of Mr. Weeks, for­ li u b l l c a t l o n o f a ll n e w * d le p a t c h e * 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 calls Governor Martin, in his oft’ repeated campaign speeches merly secretary of w ar, is as com­ cred ited ! In till* p a p e r a n d nl*o t h e of 1924, declaring again nnd again that he stood for law pletely ended as th at of a mackerel lo rn ) n p w * ptihliRlted h e r e i n . All carefully salted nnd pressed down rlich t* o f r e p u b l l c n t l o n of sp e c ia l enforcement. d la p n i c h e * h e r e i n n r e a l a o r e s e r v e d Consequently the only supposition one is perm itted is at the bottom of the barrel. V 8 At U k DAY, DEC. 19.' 192ST hat the Governor has not been aware of the existence of COLONEL MITCHELL’S career he Bench Club. The duties of the office of governor are is ju st beginning. The people will "T H E HE It A ED’S I*1.AT FORM numerous and tedious. There are a thousand and one de­ not forget n man of courage, wb > 1.— Deeper water route to Jarknnnville. tails which hi: m ust of necessity look after. Undoubtedly has refused to join the lick-spittle 2.—Construction of St. Jnhns-In- the governor has overlooked the Beach Club in his mad rush brigade of officers that say w h at­ ever they nre expected *o say, coh­ dlan River cnnnl. to get everything else done. ering the stupidity of superiors . 3v—Extension of white way. But there are other governmental officials who have not. that they may he rewaided with 4. —Swlmminjf pool, tennis court*, There are the income tax officers of the United States promotion. •-7 etc. 5.— Augmenting of building prn- government, who so far as we can find out, never overlook gram—houses, lintels, a p a r t * anything. They have discovered that serving food to dainty MITCHELL OUGHT now to run ment houses. for senator on the Democratic tick­ A__ Extension of street paving tourists is not the only source of income of Mr. Bradley. et in Wisconsin. Ho would teach They have found th at gambling is his far more lucrative a useful lesson to some blind Re­ program. r* 7*—Construction of Imulevard business. publicans. •arpund ldike Monroe. Wisconsin appreciates men of Of course the income tax officials nre not concerned with 8.—Completion of city beautificncourage nnd has not forgotten the enforcement of the laws of Florida. It doesn’t make any tlon program. th a t Colonel Mitchell’s grandfa­ difference to them if Bradley's income is from gambling or ther, in the early days, was one of 6. — Expansion of school system with provision for increased fn* if there are laws in Florida prohibiting gambling. All they the best builders of the gieat state ciHtics. of Wisconsin. want is the tax on the income. C. It. Spillane, revenue ageift of the Atlanta office, who IIIIII.R THOUGHT FClIt TODAY main thing is that the peo­ investigated the income of the Beach Club, made the fol­ pleThehave learned the truth from BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY lowing statem ent: “The Beach Club is a most exclusive Mitchell. What he has said about THE GOODNESS OF GOD:— restaurant and cafe patronized by prominent and very well the miserable incompetency of <mr Oh tbnt men would praise the Lord for His goodness, and His wonder­ to do northerners, not for the purpose of dining, but to airc ra ft has be'qn confirmed by ful works to the chili!ren of men. gamble.” No doubt this will come ns a distinct shock to men th a t understand flying. The rest of the .Mitchell story L Psalm 107:21. Governor Martin. will he told inside of Congress and PRAYER:—O God, there is none Another statem ent made by E. It. Burch, internal revenue outside by Mitchell himself. like Thee in the heavens above, or agent, is iinteresting. He says: "Mr. Bradley states in this in the earth beneath, for Thy m er­ FOR REAL denis in real estate “AFTER LIFE’S FITFUL FEVER tt connection th a t it is a felony to operate a game of chance cy endureth forever. New York City. Millions TAMI'A TEUSOKAPII in Florida and th at the season for play covers a period of observe upon millions are poured out; no BONNY LESLEY. less than three months each year, and that it is only oc­ one notices it. The three m akers of the East "not possible.’* It was the P arro tt O snw ye bonny Lesley casionally th a t the house makes a profit. It is believed, One man, F. F. French, announ­ Coast of Florida have passed on. wisdom that led the E ast Coast As Rhe gned o’er the border? however, that if the affairs of the partnership are investi­ ces a building project to supply Honr;, M. Flagler, J. R. P arrott, Railway into a powerful political She’s gnne, like Alexander, living quarters for 800,000 people. and William II. Beardsley formed factor. This became necessary To spread her conquests farther. gated in Palm Bench, a considerable amount of taxable in­ They will be housed in buildings the trio that brought :i wilderness however in self-defense, and a fte r come will lie disclosed.” towering toward the sky and cov­ to one of the garden spots of the he was made the targ e t for a fa c ­ To see her is to love her, These statem ents of Mr. Spillane and Mr. Burch were ering u small plot on Manhattan earth. Mr. Beardsley died in New tion in state politics. It was P a r­ And love hut her forever; published in the newspapers. No doubt Governor Martin Island. In one corner of greater York n few days ago at the age rott who allied himself with Jam es F or N uture made her what she is, New York there will be a new lit­ of 7k, and was active in the affairs P. Taliaferro, who made national read them. There can lie no excuse for his ignorance of the tle And ne’er made sic unither! of 800,000 people, in it­ of the East Coast Railway until fame in the United S lates Senate, operations of the Beach Club now. When it opens for busi­ self group "one of the g reat cities of a few days prior to his demise. and who was supported by P a rro tt Thou a rt a queen, F a ir Lesley, ness in January, he will perhaps have it closed. America.” to rout the enemies then entrench­ While Flagler furnished the mo­ Thy subjects we, before thee: W hat will happen if New York . But most likely, he will not. Governor Martin is riding ed in state politics. ney, Parrott the resourcefulness, Thou a rt divine. F air Lesley, with the gang. He says he stands for law enforcement nnd ever has a real estate boom? it was Beardsley who was regard­ William Beardsley some years The hearts of men ndnre thee. then allows the Bench Club to run wide open. He per­ SIR OLIVER Lodge thinks the ed the financial genius of the ago in a public statem en t said th at the “greatest development The Dell he could na renith thee, mitted race track gambling in Miami last winter and will human race may be 100,000 years East Coast Railway system. ; Or aught th a t wml in-lung thee; doubtless allow it again this winter. He closes his eye to old. Human beings and their his­ Mr. Beardsley was born in Cleve­ mind of the Soutli was th a t of J. I lle ’d look into thy bonny face, Ohio, on April 7. 1852. Be­ R. Parrott. the dog races in Hialeah and St. Petersburg, whose very tory are ‘’still in the morning of land, And say, "I canna wrong thee.” ginning life as a stenographer, he Beardsley war. the financi.il says the g reat scientist. If existence depends upon gambling. He smiles at prohibition time," it he true that we are only 12,000 was connected with the Richmond brains of Flagler’s interests for jThe Powers-nhoon will tent thee; violations. years from the Into stone age, the nnd Danville Railroad m 1881, lie- thirty-fivo years, nnd this cred't ,, M isfortune Hbn' na steer lliee; Governor M artin’s well known ambltini is io w eir the i :her 88,000 years m ight well have coming private secretary to Henry was accorded him by both Mr. Thowlrt like themselves uars lovely, senatorial toga. If won’t be lonfr be Fort? he will'be stt rtipihg tsf o i Hough t o ' mint) men frtftn n M. EJagler in 1882. Several years Flagler, and Mr. P a rro tt. T h a t Hi they'll ne’er let near Mr. Beardsley did not play so 'oothed. heavy-jawed "priini- later hi1 was made treasurer, in the state again begging for votes to eoud him to Washing­ tloiifr thee. which office he served until the i 't " i i tin* relatively civilized much in the limelight, bu* no move | * * * *\ * • ton. He may come in our office and say again as l:e said stout a;re man. death of Mr. Flagler, when he was was made without first seeking R eturn again, Fnir Lesley. before, “What have you against me? What have I d meV also made vice-president. his counsel. R eturn to C ulcdonic!'• Why don’t you give me a chance?” Shortly after the death of Mr. ' I ■ ' ■ ' GES ARE slow or they The Florida E ast Coast Railway T hat we may hrng, we hne a lass >i' nt!y rapid. For thousands Parrott, who died the same year as eventually called many noted F lo r­ You have had your chance, Governor Martin, and you ;in T here's none again so bonny. ■\v re concent to trnv- Mr. Flagler, Mr. Beardsley was idans into service, the chief being have done nothing. ' — Kuuert Hums. ■V ■•Ildar at liltin li Ffarlda i ____ 111 Mipiilli A iw ai_ On Rberail . ------------------ o-----------------One good tiling about eating at n boarding house, your arm s a l­ ways get plenty of good exercise. ——— o--------A New York doctor snys con­ tinual attendance a t the movies weakens the mind. Hut we still have n lot of weak-minded people who can ’t lay the blame uti •liar. Football is killing itself, accor­ ding to Clarence Harrow. Wonder how the gentlem an from Chicago accounts for the fact that in ten weeks the game a ttra c ts a larger ntteiulanco than baseball in u sea­ son of six m onths? ------- o-------- Sanford people will welcome the news thnj work will soon s ta rt on the 'imposed lake front boulevard. Machinery for one dredge has qlrcudy arrived and another dredgi is expected to arrive shortly, ac­ cording to the contractors, who promise to rush the construction of the road ns fast as possible. Go Easy on the Holly It has been the custom in years gone by to take to the woods along about this time of the year for tbe purpose of gathering a generous supply of holly to be used in Christmas decorating. But those days have gone and this year Floridans must do without their holly or run the risk of being prose­ cuted for violating a state law. At the last session of the state legislature a la was en­ acted for the purpose of preserving plants which are rapidly disappearing from Florida’s wood. Those protected by the new legislation are holly, dogwood, honeysuckle, redbud, laurel and jasm ine of all varieties. It is illegal to purchase, sell or offer for sale any of these plants dug, pulled or g ath ­ ered from any public or private land without written consent of the owner of the property. The idea is to keep Florida’s evergreens from becoming extinct. The Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs is undertaking to warn Floridans of the now law so that it will be unneces­ sary to go into court with any case of violation. So if you planned on having holly decorations this Christmas, it might be a good idea for you to change your plans. ---------------------- o---------------------- TAMPA IS A thriving industrial city, a center for the cigar-making and phosphate industries. It is a self-sufficient iniaini'.ss city, the most important m steady growing business in tin State. Today, it is only rivalled By Jacksonville. The real estae speculation here is not geared to the high speed of Miami. The atmosphere is safer and saner. Rates for ho­ tels and places to sleep are higher here, as elsewhere, and hotel construction is being rushed everywhere to take care of the thousands that are expected for the winter months. Some of the new apartm ent houses here, commensurate with the finest buildings on Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, or Dark Avenue, New York, are snapped up before they are built. They cost about $300 a month for one room and hath. These apartm ents are not all occupied by rich visitors. Na­ tives in many eases have taken yearly leases, reflecting a prosperity which they never dreamed of a few short years ago.— Robert L. Norton in Boston Post. Tho time for making a new bntch of resolutions will soon he here. If you forget to moke new ones ju st resurrect some of those you made last year. They’re still good,—Sanford Herald. —Thougli broken? No. Wo in ­ tend to make a whole new lot. It is more inspiring.—Orlando Sen­ tinel, ---------o--------A Boston m an iv.u recently sen­ tenced to serve ten years in pri­ son for tho th eft of a dollai and seventy-five cents. Over on the next page of the paper in which appeared the story, there was an account of a form er lax collectoi in Iowa, who had been paroled from prison a fte r having served ----------------------o---------------------tw enty-tw o months of a three-year I FLORIDA IS NOT an experiment. Her resources are term for embezzling a sum esti­ m ated a t four hundred thousand visible, and many of them tangible. It is the judgm ent of dollars. All of which seems to even conservative persons that these resources are adequate show th at tho more you steul the less you get, and th a t's some en­ to sustain and stabilize the values which have recently been couragem ent for the law-breaking placed upon them. Her hook is open for the closest and most elem ent. searching inspection. The inquisitive or cautious investor --------*4^-----hafTevery advantage.—Christian Science Monitor (editorial). laical football enthusiasts who ------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------plan to journey to Jacksonville Jun. 2 to see the famous "Red" By IRVIN S. COBB Grange lead Ids Chicago “ Hours" against a team of all-stars led by At a closely contested municipal fresh Ids memory, Ernie Never*, will ulso see in act­ ion a member of "R ed's’’ team, election in New Yock the Tan*"Ismiore Mendclheini," he said who is well known in this city. niuny ticket seemed in grave dan­ then. "M ush" Crawford, who was on the “That’s not your real name, and Accordingly suitable steps hurling stuff of the .Sanford base­ ger. you know it," said a suspicious were taken. Scureely bud the polls ball team last summ er, and who bincc the opening of the ’football opened when u groan of trained challenger for the reform ticket. "It is me name," said the re ­ season, has been one of Zuppke’s limb mi peri i-i it ed repeaters marched peater, “and I'm gain’ to vote un­ line couches ut Illinois, will play into aVlowmtown voting pluce. one of the tackle positions otuthc "AVlvwt. nunys?? inaiiLrod the elec- der it—see?" From down the line CUIIIO Chicago eleven. Crawford was a tint/ clerk At *tne ' leader of the noted uerform er during his eiltoge squad, Who was rod-hairc.d and voice: _____ ____ _ freckled and bud u b|ack eye. The days dt Illinois, being |prominent!; "Don't let thnt guy Mu If mentioned for the mythical nlf-1young gangster glanced down nt u. Cosey. Soitin’ly your name Amerieun team. slip of paper in his baud, to re- Meiidclheiin!" Igl> MY FAVORITE STORIES ' '•n an :ds, or slowly moving, i Intinn-y v juries. '• I io less than one century <■ il change to the steam •!<i unit atilmnohile, flying ma■hi 1 submarine, and from "i” ont'er on foot to wireless. \\ hr* wi I the nice do in the next DUO,mm y e a r s ? 'i i - l1 HAVE seen a picture of tii flood, with women, children, t i ­ gers and other wild beasts gathered on a narrow ledge of rock, not hurting each other, The flood curbed their fierceness. Similarly, in France, with the franc in danger, you .no "conser­ v atives" "Moderates,” extreme Kadicals, crow ding together to help the franc, forgetting hatred for each other. "If the franc s h o u l d g (, all Would g n . " a n y t h e l e a d e r s , " a n d e v e n t h o u g h we h a t e e a c h o t h e r we m u s t consider th a t fact." But the franc won’t go, and one fine day those thnt nre selling it short will wake tip with a head­ ache. irfK*„rn,l))/ ' uggesta celebrating , to France: Let a cut down our lighting air fleet ami auvo money." I 'ranee imitate* brother rabbit ami says nothing. Tne French have the fighting air machines, nml with them they, nave safety. liie English have gigantic fleets on the Water, battleships out of date, merchant ships a- the mercy of fliers. Every little French boy learns by heart La Fontaine's fable about the fox with his tail cut off. France will keep her air fleet. DAN DOBBSSAYS: Among the things cleaned by gasoline are pockctbooks. He who talks to hiinscll has sympathetic audience. Somtie men are so honest their arm s never steal around a girl. The stingiest man on earth won’t comb his hair because he is afraid it will wear out the comb. k.°.ts, <>f people who wish they Ci i thia town ought to be glad they are anywhere at all. W inter brings Its troubles, among which is trying to spit out the car window when you only think it is open. True sportsmen will not kilt more than the luw’s allowance of game. T hat’s right. And others won t either. ,.,}V hat. wili V°u Bfro father? »y * !*•■V'W la ilitr asb&stoii gloves to wear while opening the bills. inadi president. At the time of the lute W. A. Blount of his death lie was chairman of the Pensacola, one of the g rea test hoard of directors and also of the legal minds of the nation. When executive committee. Serving with Blmmt died, another brilliant Pen him on the board were W. It. Kee­ sncola lawyer was called to fill nan J r„ president! Lawrence C. his place—Scott M. I oftin, who Haines, vice-president and treas­ is yet an im portant factor in th e urer; II. E. lieinis, vice-president; affairs of the g rea t corporation, nnd Scott M. i.oftin, vsee-prseident and who it is said, in addition to and general counsel. his many responsible duties, di­ The work of Flagler for Flor­ rects the policies of the Florida ida, or especially the en tire coast Timos-Union, one of the .South's section of the state, will live in great newspapers. history, ami yet this g ien t man Beardsley, Flagler, P arro tt. and benefactor had bis life shroud- Blount—each called to another life. ed in tragedies. At lus death the With then' in another world a re properties went largely into the many of their earthly, and worthy hands of a young wife, who mar- co-ordinates, George W. Wilson, ried a sweetheart of her younger T. T. Stockton, E. J. T riav, J. G. tlays, Ilohort W. Bin.f'hum, a cir Sjmtt.swood and other*. In thoir u n t jtid^o of Jefferson county Ken- life these had aa their tfrenUut tucky who resided in Louisville. political foes, N. B. Broward, J, A pre-nuptial agreem ent guv.- -1- l ’. Stockton, J. M, B arra, WiiJudg Bingham $5.000 000, and he lo»m lam es Bryan nnd Claude a vd some of this in becoming th L’Engle, all who have crossed over *"le owner of the Louisville Corn­ tin. River of Life. ier Journal, and the Louisville The one oustanding figure of the Times. At the death of Mrs. Bing, storm iest period of Florida’s po­ buni, and former wife of Flagler, litical life yet lives in private life. it was found that practically all of He is spared for ripe i»M age. No IDT oniinnoUB furtun went to a longer does political strife furrnv* niece in North Carolina, of whom his brows. lie is Messed with she was extremely fond. This good health, and riches. He has niece married her country town been a big factor in politics, and sweetheart, and lie could not stand Florida's development. He is prosperity, and a separation result- Jam es I*. Taliaferro o ' Jnckson11 s‘ N' T-,‘ month ago. ville. He hns two brothers in iParrott a rn .ti rose from a struggling Tampa, who wh are builders and the lawyer to the general .nanagemen* L>ir^ National v ..tif Bank of wldch T. Of the East Coast Pailway pro. " „ , K igic --lia ferro ia president is buildpertics, and he too had bis tragic 1 ' Talmfcrl encounters. Ho was brilliant, ami ''ig a towering structure, the loftmoM progressive and it was du», incss of which is one of the evito us tenacity that the Ovir-Se.i denccs of the New Tampa Spirit, Railway was built, nftei world and m irrors the Taliaferro spirit famed engineers hud declared it ••I' enterprise. We Have a i ofI OEYr Paints, Vj and Pall l |arj h rv ? K||J Airm **4# <'*lt»J * «*hi..a, IIIC. I •>"»» IU .J7! ... ■ . 1 _ \ TheCn ... ,h>« h*l '--i- rsTuutfj n frxipi ------- Loans F„ j l1Him* IC-VI MONEY AVAILABLE For First Mortgage Loans c:, l.iheral J Consult us first »htn ia 'be auktfct M iiK nolla & Hei-oml A. I\ connkllyasmI NOW OPEN THE ALTAMONTE HO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Hi, Between Sanford and Orlando. Out fa Magnificent location. 27 acres ini two lake*!. Golf, tennis, onnge gntidcj guests. Fine orchestra, cuisine and srnittt family hotel. Hates very modmlt GKO. E. BATES & KON-O HW Hall, Pentland anlH i a u d i t s sy st em s taxes Jacksonville, Tampa, .Miami, ♦ * ❖ I’alm Boat'll, Daytona Bad* 1 CENTRAL FLORIDAOFlOj 3 17-318 F irs t National * % ♦ Sanford. Florida. i S. G. GUAY, R E S I D E N T ^ tV V . . . < • ** Each va vt #v* vv . ___ Kvrty MjJI la y woman .■•*« jirir>nil* : ’ ‘Jl A deposit • I ilnir .lay it < * ’■ , host »!>)' u ' univ. (•ho*] Sanlorii & Loan A k e y to su c c e ss ORI.A N d o REPORTER-STAR Up in Nebraska is :: little town, customers. of l ,.100 population that bus be-1 "Talk to folks In your advertis­ o m c a nationally kn nv.i town I cause one of its merchants hi4.i a ing; not a t them. Advertise, not vision of business that was clever­ only your store but every local er than that of the ordinary met - 1association nnd interest th at is chant. He had ideas of mer *worth while. chnndisinr which he nut into nrac- i “ Keep a mailing list and keep ticc and he built up a business in mailing to your mailing list; then that little town that attract-*.! na­ your mailing list will soon keep tion-wide attention. Uv. f,iU| a you. code of business, too. that was “Advertise, Advertise! If your above the average. His code ,s business, isn’t good enough to ad ­ explained in the Forbes Magazine vertise, why not advertise it tor as follows: sale?" "Your face is the mirror of your Boiled down, you get the idea soul. Keep it trimmed with sun­ shine and radiance. Your store this man Anderson tries to make window is the mirror of v0. - people happy. You also know that store. Keep it trimmed, tied un he believes th a t toiling the story of what you have to jffere is ossen with your advertising. tinl. “Good will i< more th.in « Every man o r woman eon take R u ir .lim. u o T r " “h™ these rules no m atter what niche in life they fill, and apply them to their own deeds. Be a part of your community The same fundamental prinenergetic m its activities. pics. th a t; have made him — a uii,m ir-| Boost- #— your competitors , ----« wwiuuciiiors Per. I ci n.,l.. ...... ......... haps some clay they will beconi.. „ umo,n« merchants will make . m itj^ o u a miracle umone among men men. C K A K| a u t o m o b ile P IS I’LAV AT Juan &rai J.. i �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925, P E R S O N A L A C T IV IT IE S TELEPHONE SIRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR Reports From County And City N urses Are Given To D epartm ent REPORT OF COUNTY BOARD HEARD BY THE W ELFARE DEPARTMENT I »» fl \tr N°- * meeting (•sonic 1 j, league win | the Methodist E!j*of Ma3Dowell j. ^ the SorosH kminole Chapter present “ Rollins une-act play" at fori Hiigi' ^‘-‘ho01 at library open [the City Hall. McRae will en[in .,‘j press ion at lira* party nt 4 L,. *21H Pal me. to One of the best meetings hold by the Welfare Departm ent of the Sanford Woman's Club this yenr, was that of Wednesday afternoon, the chairman, Mrs. \V. L. Henley presiding. Tho regular routine r f business was carried out, a ft Jr which Fred R. Wilson, chairman of the Semi* nole County W elfare Board, spoke a t length ubmit the w< rk of the Board. He first thanked the Wo­ man’s Club both for moral and financial support, n ft? r which he gave the history of the w elfare organization, how it bus been fi­ nanced, and how it has taken care of numerous charitable cases. • Mr, Wilson told of the needs of assistants in this work and how fortunate the hoard had been in securing Mrs. E. P. Morse, an ex­ perienced worker. Ho gave a splendid report of the numbers of cases that had been brought to the attention of the hoard, and how they were given assistance. He concluded his rem arks by ask- /Vr ‘Ion“tions for the pool for t hrtxtnins, and the continu once .,r the support of thu Wo man’s Club. .Miss Ahliy Dmidnny Seminole county nurse, addressed the depart aunt in regard to the work which sln> !,nd her assistant, Miss ,, count'**’ l" l*,,'n,r throughout the " ih e Needs of n Kindergarten" •vas the topic on which Mrs. Stel11 Arrington spoke. She told how much the kiodt rgnrten work aid0,1 [he children in their school work, and haw it prepnred n child for school. Shlf announced the (“ tablishment of a kindergarten Jr-ti. I. at. the Congregational re­ g i o n a l rooms, by an experienc­ ed kindergarten teacher, Splendid work has been done by the Welfare Department, the crea­ tion of the domestic science de­ partment at the high school and the establishment of lunch rooms at the grammar nnd South Side I runary School, being among the important accomplishments. EAST SIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS GIVE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM FRIDAY n«nt of the Woat 3 o'clock at Oak Avenue. Circle m eel/ n. K. It. W'hittle 1 at 3:30 o’clock RESIDENCE TELEPHONE A t The Churches and inspiring parent oLgat to the young folk* of I/’ko Mnrjr «ni th?ir ptr.MU* to be present. Ar* iui.yen tent* hu.a b*;* n ra*a<? to give gift* to All tho ch clrer in the community, and Sa.*-** l ’!.Ut» has i.t»r every person who attend.:. The •ervivc# S ander will La 2' follow*; Mr. and K S" T S te in m iu , they F ,llS T BA PT,ST C U VRC ll Sunday School i*;30 oW.*!:. will occupy the Tinker house an Sunday school 0:30 a. m. Preaching 11 rOO o‘clack. Greenwood ta k e . Mot-nine worship and attrition 11 --------n. m.t subject: Thu Truck* Which Senmr Christian’ F.n*> »vor, 6:3< The following report of the o’clock. Tho annual bazar given by the Th« Sand* Refuse to Cover.... county nurse. Miss Abby Doudney Christmas Pageant 7:39 n’clock, and her assistant, Miss Graves Indies of the Civic League on Fri-J Young Pcoplu’s Unions 6;JIU p. Tho suasion will meet a t thr will he of much interest to all day evening was most successful; »»• . those interested in welfare work. socially and financially, an atten d -' Evening worship and serm on1close of the mummy servin’ for <»clock, subject; T1 „ the reception of mot..boro. The T his report was given at. the wel­ one© lnrjjer than any year enjoyed public is invited to these r.«.rvict-» fare Department meeting. Wed­ tho occasion and the sales netted est Words in the Language." Wednesday evenings subject nesday afternoon a t the Sanford over $200, not including tho genCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Woman's Club, and covers a period erous gift of $100 from W alter "The Town Imm ortalized by Mu of two years. Sunday services: Magruder, president of tho Mn- a ic ” Sunday School P:13 e lo.lNumber school children given grader Lumber Company of Can-i --------^1'i.nhi? - e r\i?e ■e n«n CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SlK ’ll T1 complete physical inspection 4024. ton. Ohio. Number found defective .1010. In charge of the fancy work. Chrh-’i n f i' n Number home visits made 1750 candy and jelly were Miss Dunbar, i h 'id u tin m ' i > Number children personally con­ Mrs. William Green, and Mrs. J -\v* , • m -ir Third Conn and enjoy good singing ducted to doctors 66. Aaron Histlinc. Presiding over the Sundae immiing it t i nnd helpful service•> The i"m Number children personally con­ mystery table was Mrs, Hardy. The committee in charge ject ft., tomorrow ‘ I- I ducted to dentists 84. iiaroy. Un. mltte, fr>. ,i this chur.ii ! r»-'|i.i INumber hookworm specimens ob- of the supper was composed of verse, Including Man, Kvoi-cd o„, cd to hum-t ui the Ihiptist Churdh promptly at i2:J * o’clock, tamed 1171. Mrs. Frederick C. Slade, Mrs. Hen- Atomic Force V 1 Number positive 690. r.v Dietz, Mrs. George Crosby andj Wednesday evening service ,. ClitST V.KTIIOPIM C’u 1: C11 Number negative 791. airs. Frank M. Elwell, who were which include testim onials of heal Sunday School SI-30 o’clock Number individuals treated for assisted in serving by Miss Main, ing are held a t 7:00 at the Wo Men's Wesley Bib’o Cla«s, 10:9'I hookworm through nursing service Miss Aldia LaVigne, Miss Grace man's Club. '*’ *■ Entzminger, Miss Annn Dietz, and This Society m aintains a fre ’ oVlo'-k. Morning worship, special Christ­ Number childron receiving den- Miss Alma Entzminger. reading room where the Bib’c and i- i. by the choir, nod <’ !‘ tnl aid through clinic 39. i ------ — nil authorized I'hrl-tinn S< A t!" ina Number children having tonsils Tho tables were attractively d ec-1liteiu tu r it iy i> v a I, l>. ,.,o .1 moil l>;. i lo pn -'.ui, I o . Iii •!,. T h re e U i w o rth l.c n g u e s . 6 :3 6 n.,){l adenoids removed through orated with bouquets of red roses, or nurcha: >il, io lTum >l , l'b ; clinic 37. and white narcissus, a delicious 1National Hank Building O '. l ’ ii . T.i-i. b> Rev. it. J. iiaoNumber corrections of physical M rrer. P. Ft. 7-3t» oV’oe*. defects secured 2033. n u»tti rly Conference a t close of Cily Nurse’s Report r ’e r ln r service. At th* cloi.e v»; Physical inspections of school t h " m r n 'n - s c i v i.- '’ t h R c e n s u * children 736. r *• * \\ ii.rr n il niist at th? Bsp l-* Defectives found C38. ■it Corrections secured 49. CHURCH o f THE H ttIA i litn ls t 'hutch t*> organise Children excluded from school F’ourth Sunday in Advent. for contagious diseases S3. Celrbrntion of Holy Comma ion 7:30 o’clock. Church School 9:45 o'clock. mi ( it moron Avenue. She came Morning Prayer and sermon 11 Mrs. Ces. W. Hushnell In from St. Petersburg for the Christ­ o’clock. to Okeechobee fnr n week. inas holidays. Evening prayer and sermon 7.30 o’clock. Mrs, ii. D, Durant itln n tcd Miss Carrol Stone will arrive For llie morning, tho organ pre­ from Pirnum, Fin., oml iV.cnd,' of hoim' this week from Tennessee lude will be “ Elegie"—Massenet. the family will ’ e t!,id ti. kWw where sho is attending school. Offertory—"The Great Day of tlint her u.M.- r ’.r icm ovirr. the Lord is Near"—M artin. Mrs. William Rowe is confine.! Evening— to her home on Celery Avenue by Organ Voluntary—“ Aria Celes­ illness. te ”—Gluck. Offertory—Solo, "The Lord’s Prayer"—Sheatz. Mr. and Mrs. John Wu The Rector’s Bible Study Class hero from I-akelaml for weeks stay. will meet Wednesday evening a t Miss M argaret Sprout nnd Ml.*? 8 o'clock to continue the course begun recently. This study is Mabel Fcrgusun, who have been A daughter was born to Mr. nnd proving unusunlty inteiesting nnd confined to their beds with colds Mrs. David Knott Dec. 1. Mrs. a cordial invitation is extended to are able to be out again. Knott will be remembered as Miss every one who would like to join. Essie W arren. Friends in the city as well as visiting strangers will he cordial­ ly welcomed to nil tho services of the church. m i and Friday. Mr. Bawyi FIRST CHRISTIAN CIHIRCH Mu! S e a d l i k e , M?.U° ‘ Si'rvico nt high school building, . Sunday school at 9:45 o’clock. ,r . r Sermon and communion n t 11 . n»f c ^ 'C o m ic a l Co o’clock. Subject: "The Truo T a b ., V'i a " Kt ta t l]*tf Al ii emacle," <lav '’v,’n!n« f**r thu Evening semuop nt,,7:3b..oVlouk.,, ^'akp t^ ary 1Sh<10l't Subject: “Cities of Refuge." Mr. Clause will sing nt the serTin* nUenilanci nt vires. terian Sunday jvheul h --------was <14. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH --------A Christinas Pageant, “Till the The Ch'iitma* IVeDay ltrcnk" by .Mildrol M ulch of tho PresbyL rinr Sou will be given Sunday night at 7:3d jins net tin* dote of it o’clock. The church will he beau- Christina Eve. Pec. i tifully decorated, and the a rtistic p. m. Tiic children have a n , ihmicstlc ¥ianb,Ti\ High Higgins, Smith and W ight, very I the bsVukyj kindly donated the use of their "Loch-Arbor" bus, to the members of the Sanford High School baskethall team, to go to Pnlntkn on Saturday wlmre thov will nlay against the Palatka High School team. The party was ehaneroucd bv Mr. and Mrs G. E. McKay and Mrs. Osborne Williams. H*1’ holidays ifotn Ocooe. 1 Maxtor -lack Tice lias been very a ,, , "7 ill with pneuiuuiiia and was at- *■ Mrs. Edwin Peter mn came over tended by l>r. Denton and I)r. m •'I With her nephew, Elmer Lundquist nurdner of Sanford. '• from Holly Hill, bringing over ; - their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Sjublom n * of Knoxville, Trim., to spend an . Mr"’, ^ W11 ’’ H ,ayc.r * ■ " evening with their brother,H. Ci. ton* f U' h- “" ‘V '1 ?" “ ‘^ sd u y to > I Lundquist nnd bis family. hcr th,nl w,ntcr ,n S Jes'-c I h o n p j j r met vl.l % ;.jt. ioui x..ci»iS"t, b: caking hi so'U r bone in ‘-.vu placer c e j tract urin* a rib, when an automobile ii. which ne was ri ling, driven « . ilorfeert Davis collided with rr.c th -r c ar »; in*- road 11 Chnloot t, t ", r the Davij car evur MY. mid iW * ■‘h e r n a . , j ‘ a r e '■rally nt " Sunday with her D. Smith, •McKay, Mias hum • Wright "ho are al-‘“•gv at WinSanford ® lhe holidays. • G. Slaughter iar.t „f Virginlar* "n SaturJti-st* of Mrs. 3lrx. JoJiu W' on I’a r k A v e - 0 popular "f Stetson * ill arrive Christ- lpf parents, M at their tnuc. expecting h"r sisters, Miss F^vcn L-x. They mviti* hi?fort* fe they wifi "ill return a more ex- . no lunger Vlctor Malm, pioneer res ident of this town was buried in the Lutn eran cemetery following funcrnl services which were conducted t j Rev. King of the baptist Church Mrs. A. Senbloom, a daughter nm Gustavus Malm, a brother, survive * Th1■:■ , 1 I •'*Imv. along .n! • y, t*,i uiil.U t un reta»r. .o hw w HOTEL ARRIVALS -Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cl.orpcnmg recently entertained Mr- an(j y ra: VALDEZ Ernest Orchard and Mrs. Mildred T. H. Crews, Washington, l). C.; Burns and son Byran of Benton Mr. nnd Mrs. G. S. Rogers, Mil­ Harbor, Mich. The party is spend­ waukee, Wis.; George T. P aynet, ing the winter at Mt. D(,raDcl-and; John Armstead, Atlanta, Ga; J. A. Lashbrook, Orlando; Mrs. Byran -Squire nnd Mias DeWitt Knight, Jackaonviile; Em­ Helen Chorpening. acconipanteu m ett Gowen, Jacksonville; J. W, their undo Chester Chorpening to Inman, Longwood; A. E. Ryull, Ohlnni 1,. Stilt 11rdav on his return Daytona; Harry F. McNubb, Mi­ ami; 1. F. It. Hoffman, New Y'ork, N. Y.; .1, W. Niel, Jacksonville; J . C. Schutte, Jacksonville; Thus. Marks. Macon, <ia.; U", and Mrs, N. B. Miller, Peoria, 111.; N. J . Roks. Park Ridge. III.; Jam es Walsh, St. Louis Mo.: George Schmidt, Ht. Louis, Mo.; N. O Parish, Bainbrldge, <ia.; E. T. Eppe, St. Augustine; T. A. Coon, Tampa; IL F. de Galler, Tam pa; C. L. Harrington, Greenville, N. H. M Blyiail, Toledo, O.; E. T Patterson, Miami; J. J. Carr, Jacksouvido; II. J. Pplach, Jackson­ ville. ■ J nbeut 25 acrci The gun.’.i-. p-ko was $da,(>t"i, wrtico i ;i > n t,i!k m; i iirMtir.u r 1 *:< r !’■ ■* r ml' : 'il pi- a ■ • i> tio mi ini .I • n the pi ti # by Vi: \ . ,iiu .. I 'i d . , , * 'L bei. F. I *.rt u ai i he v,Vt ii . j tha ' I rs it .-'on il veiL* m " 'Uitcd to tho set. r( jy M ami .Mrs. Hart..,, Ifo'- njell w. i ■, \ ,rpc a *d ai i *i. 'ii^, , b r r, . ’ his h.,! -c l .'i on ! ; • r . c 'i f c in hrnm o. his ?bl!i lii thday, np \, * pt« enf e l with an nil v.onl Cfw.i v>enter Mr. ni'*t *«»r, t"g.-i-i>!l Ij.p. r be** Cl’i/en* oi luvke Mary fo» 11 ; anti h:»\M m utu man;, fr • tier . Musle v a* Im nisS'- ! bj l l n . S. K W ester on *h^ gvi:n- a* 'muPHiil. 1 by her non .m the violin, Mr ln^-*iroM leudered several ti i d- - •> hi» tlulin, .,*■'* rauiu nunilers ..**n ah’.o enjoyed Tp*i dofc i* o*‘ ihe t*'l fo a . ini charter I ' fiicovporat? Laj., M ary ,vaa f,>!'o ,"d en ti.o evening of t-W tion by an er.thu»!*i?tie f'im­ munity bonfire and .-•eicer roast on the shois.j of Lake M i-y. Impram, tu uperchc* w r e unjuyeJ end Mr. A. F. Kemp, J. A. P-cHuu 'tjrur fb- CWsia MiHT' »»r.'t IL t> rronre r rJoui,.!', rise. r, get niird n> **.,.1^ ,0 1 iiiin«thlr.{{? H e a v y s ilk c re p e s nno >>ron<i * t White, w ith or without collars COME AND LOOK Socks OUR MONEY MAKER OVER All woll golf socks, fancy colored lisle and plain silk— .75 to $7.50 YOU’LL THINK IT’S THE BEST Neckwear Men’s colored silk, fine quality ties Luncheon Sets Pure linen, colored borders, Cloth and L'apkiits lo match— Linen Embroidered pieces. All pure linen, hand embroidered scurfs, runners and center pieces— $1.00 to $2.50 COME IN THIS MORNING (In Bobos) MAKE A HUNDRED DOLLARS ASK EOR MR. LAWTON 205 MEISCH BLDU. H. D. Durant Th i n s Connelly made In­ teresting t'lk a . Mi,*. Ro>« Hum­ phrey amused w*iti he* .tiery of n near se,.n t ost week in !.*» v'*-la- IlandUerehie is $1.75 to $7.50 iis r .r J The reguiar met ing o f tha Pn?ent-Teavheri A»*odnti->n w- bet I a t the tch 'd hon»e TpUi .’ lay ev*ni’, i.* ai.d dn» C hrist’Va- • -ri* thorsiughl * . " I P. Vctnny 92.50 to 910.00 SHOW YOU HOW tl p le« uaitl for aetcuu 1 ti . u cini‘v. Mr. Connellj 1* M tifrd mo. man, arp « n » i! ■" ■Iw unprevn ei.<a . > i u .toperty. Leather and Hciuied Bn ; !KU pure leather anil hen •<\ pm Leather Goods ' film:. old S ’n b 'e tu u p e t l o s ' . . .m m 'n ln g % 18.01) to S M M jJ £ £ a u n ■ H n ]J u •. T'.or.j . I o.nj. .o' l- ■■■-. i.o-iti, K. l.f ’ u iin;*, >rdi u.ciln Du Mon's nl! silk Ilobcs itul drcaaing gowns— Military brushes, travelling sets and purses— E a s t S a n fo rd 7 ('nn, and MONTEZUMA f 0rk that ho Mr. nnd Mrs. FL Hendrickson * under my Asbury Park, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs l COWAN. f Contractor. COME TO MAKE MONEY u ■ 2 v jjj * a * at m p i ti m - V»0«' 11 3lrs. Rehnburg and children . spent Monday with Mrs. Hilma Jack H yatt who was injured in an I uiulnuist automobile wreck a few weeks ago, . ’ ’ _____ nnd who has been under treatment Mrs Elmer Tyner, who has been in the Orange General Hospital t’ ill at the Eernald-Uughton hos- has returned to his home on 1a ' • nital since last Thursday is im -; Wildmcre. Under tho skillful car T nrovine of the surgeons the injuries to his _____ face will eventually be healed, it , Tin* Dorcas ladies were said to is said. * bo well pleased at the results of j tho recent sale, $33.00 being taken The Longwood Bank and Tru : - in. The meeting this week is to Company has just been formed bo with Mrs. Vihlon. with a capital stock of $50.00i), ------tho incorporators nre F’dward W. Willing Workers will meet with Henck, C. W. Entzminger, Benja , Miss Myrtle Flynn the day after min J. Overstreet, Charles B. Scar’ ’ Christmas. cy, John J. Matheson. The com. ------ • _ pnny will occupy the new building : Sunday school meet at 9: !•> on 0!l the corner of the Dixie HighDoc. 20th. Rev. J. -S. Clark expects( way anil Church Street, bi ought 1 to preach following Sunduy school, j ( r. Tinker and Mr. Prime. ■ On this day the annual offering to Mrs. Dallas Barden and two 1 the Children’s Home of Jacksonchildren of Akron, Ohio have come . ville, will be received. . * 1 E Saiifi'i i iit-'i I1 • ailed, wIi - S' : : Th e Yow ell Compai STORE OPEN EVENINGS ALLNEXT WEEK ar s a .v �. :CEMBER in, 1925, TI1E SANFORD II *•>•»<• * ♦ •> '* v ♦ *•''• PIONEERS in adopting the name for which Sanford is famous throughout Ute country, “Celery City,"’ this firm, under Windows Wallboard Doors Cement Logan-Long Plaster fair dealing as the takes its name. Lumber Roofing Metal Lath Stucco Ironing Boards Mr. Hudgines traveled the state fo five years as representative of buildin supplies and selected Sanford for h permanent business location, realizin the wonderful advantages the localit Ims for a business of this kind. Celotex Insulating Lumber $ Medicine Cabinets Ail kinds of built-in Features <■ BH Quality W est Third Street Florida San lord Phone 505 v v v v v v v v v y v v v v v v v v y v v v v v *;•*;•y y v ♦ VV ***** ** **♦** *♦♦♦** . . . . . . w *** zz&init �* U iM ^ _ T g E SA N FO R D H E R A LD, SA TURD A Y , D ECEM B E R IP , ™ as? Will Not r.s c e r f lf l o tl c h e c k s ) . T h e c h e c k o f t h e s u c r e s r f u l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r s t» be re ta in e d by s a id H oard as li­ q u id a te d d a m a g e s should th e auceeswful b i d d e r - o r b i d d e r s f a l l o r r e f lino t o e x e c u t e a c o n t r a c t a n il j o supply bond, a s req u ired , w ith in to n d a y s a f t e r w r i t t e n n o tic e of a c c e p t a n c e o f b id . Tin* H o a r d r e s e r v e s t h e r l n h t to r e j e c t in ) a tn l a l l b id s , o r t o n c t o 1 r e p t a n y Mil o r p a r t jjf h h l b y t h e m ! d e e m e d tn b e t o t h e b o a t I n t e r e s t , r » of th e C o u n ty v cr CbjiT. ' i f p l a n a a n d s p e c i f i c a ­ tio n s m ay be b ad front th e A rc h i­ te c t u p o n d e p o s i t o f T w e n t y - f l t e _ (12 3 .0 0), D o l l a r s c e r t i f i e d c h e c k . ‘ sO ch d e p o s i t t o b e r e f u n d e d liiitonso fid e b id d e rs u p o n r e t u r n of plan s , a n d sp e c ific a tio n * to th e A rch itect. *c H u P - e o n t r a n t o r s m a y n it ta l tt c o p ie s t, . a p p l i c a b l e t o t h e i r w o r k u p o n pay* * m i n t of T im ( f lo .oo ) D o l l a r s jr h lo l i ;i- w i l l b e r e t a i n e d , , l l y orcb r o f t h e C o u n t y R n n rd of I ' u h l l e I n s t r u c t i o n , H cn tln o lc U oun* Clemency Convicts ti- ty. Florida, ........mlicr nth. 1023. b- K U R D T. W I L L I A M S . C h airm an . •°> A t t e s t : T. W . L A W T O N . Sec. D u b . Dec. l u - l I - l O - j i ; * lit C u n tp laln atits vs. C H A R L I E N IX . et a b IIcfen d an ts. J a n . Dth ' ' r "ty lcu C o u rt. helm . ? *? am i u u l r t lim |f ,,lt;.’'VIllK <!• n c rllic i Ilnoli. C n u n iy . Clnrlda, tract t A la neri- s q u a r e In t h ,. s o u t h e a s t co rn e r• of ( till! S m ith Wl'Nt q u a r t e r of ,lo| H eetlon 1It, i ti o,r n i c a i t in m r i i- r nf T o w n s h i p 21 miutli. R an . . J i , a „ e-- »* TRACT 2 T h e n n rth e ,’«V t q u a r t e r o f northw«'»t i t n a r t■ er Section is. T o w n sh ipi* -1 s oof u t h , il a n ir o 31 cast. T R A C T 2. H a s t h a lf ,,i f n>>rilii*n*t q u a r t e r o f n o rth w e s t q u a r t e r <.f s.'i-tlun 23, Towns],!,! -’l s o u t h , Unniti; 3 ! cast. T R A C T 4. »rt«r o f n o rth S t ? ifr U l" West :i at ’ , *?;< , l ' " 2*. T o w n s h i p - 1 " d h , H an ^ e 31 u a s t T R A C T 5. T h e n o rth 3 a c r e s o f t h e n o r t h Wc*( , |' i rt r nf s o u t h e a s t q u a r ­ t e r .,r H.etlott 2S. T o w n s h i p 21 s o u th . Itan u e 31 e a s t . * T R A C T «. T h. n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f n o r t h w e ,t q u a r t e r of « * t T R A C T 7. » The southw est q u a rte r nf th e s o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f y e r i t o n -x. T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , R a t i n e 31 * east. T R A C T *. A n u n d iv i d e d o n e - h a l f I n t e r e s t In t h e w e s t h u l f o f t h e n o r t h ­ w est u u a rte r of S e c t i o n 21'. T o w n s h i p *21 s o u t h , R a t i n e 31 en st. a r e h e r e b y re u tllro d t o hu a n d a p ­ p e a r b e fo r e o u r s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In H a n fo rd , S e m ­ in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n t h e 4th. d a y of J a n u a r y A. I'. -1936. t h e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r t o t h e lllll of C o m p l a in t fi le d n n a l n s t y o u In t h i s c a u se . It Is t h e r e f o r e O R D K IU B D t h a t i his O r d e r be p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n ­ fo rd H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h • d In S a n fo r d , S em in o le C ou n ty . F l o r i d a , once a w e e k f o r f o u r (1 ) c o n s e c u t iv e ' w e e k s . W IT N K 3H th e ItOJf. J . J . H I C K * INS*IN*. Indite o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t nf t h e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f th e S l a t e of F l o r i d a . In a n d for S enilno le C o u n ty o n t h i s t h e 4th d a y of D e c e m b e r, A. D. I M j . J. J . D IC K IN S O N . J u d l t e of C irc u it C o u r t o f t h e S e v ­ e n th Judicial C ircu it of th e S ta le ' e f F lo r id a , In a w l f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . WIFSii.N, H O C S IIO I.D K R & R OY LD, S o lic ito rs fee C . i m p la l tta n t s , Dec. C-12-13-20 J a n 2. ■■ ■ _ ” 1 ~ east. “The Crystal Lake Section at it Best Order of I'libllralIon {nurse f .......... »»b;>r ; \ ft)» t**r w ill 4th* i rt u r ,* «*iii* l»efnr«* , r in ,,‘t tur >■t l f a n d ■ litrhler f"t* | j , ..Tihi d l a n d s 1 T U B STATU O F FL O R ID A , to : ' K t H r m FL O R ID A NAVAL 8TOK KH I 'O M I ’AN V. a c o r p o r a t i o n . If In Ic tra l e x i s t e n c e rtnd If Ito t a ll y tils* s o l v c d , l i q u i d a t e d o r o t h e r w i s e leKnlly. e x t i n c t to till p a r t i e s c laltn ln i? a ll I n t e r e s t u h i l c r t h e s a i d S O U T H F L O R I D A N A V A L S T O R M S COMI ’AN'Y, ti c o r p o r a t i o n , l e g a l l y c x 11n<-1 o r o t h e r w i s e . In Win p r o p e r t y I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t a n d h e r e i n a f t ­ e r d escrib ed . I t f i c ln p m a d e t o a p p e a r t o I b i s C o u r t tb .it n l u m m o p a In C h a n c e r y I h In cli h e r e t o f o r e d i r e c t e d t o y o u mill t h a t t h e S h e r i f f o f H rtn ln o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , h a s m a d e r e ­ tu r n th a t sam e c a n n o t bo served » w ln ir t o y o u r f a t l u r . to e le c t e f f le e r s o r a p p o in t aq cn tH n r to h a v e w ith in th e S ta le o f F lo rid a . i: j „f llie Hub[it, ill If nrd'u . uti .if Han1 Milw h ic h riled <'il I id ill.' II t «lt|ll* * i S .m l m d o Viii-.fy nub! Tires At price* th a t ura ric h l ’an Am and Standard Gas ant* Oils “Veedol Oils” | IKIYLH, a J 1 V 11 Electric Irons Kndio Supplies -------f i l l \l TORSI r . •. Iv. it by I. L i ­ ft K-il.itt':' “ifflee. ■ . i l.i u n ti l r> 12th. DJ3B. i. i b f.<r in 1 .ti L> j;. In ,d. Hlill- and Tubes R IN E ’S FILTjING STATION Phono Ifil-J 11M S anford A ve. S .m fu ld . F la. ii,t. i *.u n ity , L in- .mil ' P e r ­ il In Lilt'll J. X of f t»i* UlV l i f t . ” \ lllll Turin ) | nit,* timl l l i’p n l r n l . H id e t iiriiilin , I ’li r All 41 il l . m <if C ara * M o d e l ' I ’r i m C o . Ih i tl g p fsitrngi* i - \ r \ i Ti* i ’, ^“ H i' T r i m th , ' 4*nr Paved Streets, Electric 9 One Packard Touring, (> cylinder, 1922 model. One Uupmobile Touring, 1922 model. One Hudson Coach, 1925 model. One W illys-Knighl Six Cylinder Roadf slei% 1925 model. One Overland Sedan, six cylinder. Two Overland Tourings, 1925 models. Two W illys-Knight Tourings. One W illys-Knight Sedan. The above ears have been reconditioned and are ready lor inspection and demon­ stration. There is no guesswork about the future of a com­ munity so close to the center of things as Orange Court. It possess, to an eminent degree, the three qualifications necessary for an assured enhance- F. AND M. MOTOR CO. % I’ll one .’>S C orner P.irk a m i C o m m erc ia l i n i» n n ig ia B a x « M a G 3 iv ia iin n a a Q M 3 D iia ia H a n ia H iB n sa ii U . ~ f . r r v ^ ~ i . '■'*.’ ment of value—location, price and character of development work. Your appraisal of the worth of hbmesites in Orange Court will be higher than they are priced. or ry Opening announcements will he made a t an early tohuox31c< i date, watch for the details of the sale. Make your reservations prior to the opening announcement building material, automobiles and all other classes of freight can now be brought direct from Jacksonville without delay. Initial trip, arriving a t Sanford on the evening of De­ cember 17th, included cement, lumber and other builders supplies. Regular schedules w i l l he maintained as soon as docking facilities can be secured. that the advantage of choice locations will he yours. Anable organization is ready at all times / to I itrnish you with definite information concern­ ing this development. They will gladly furnish you with transportation to and from the proper­ ty in their machines. Make it a point to visit f Orarigc Court and see (lie development going oil Present carrier lias sufficient capacity to care lor all immediate shipm ents. Automobiles will be deliver­ ed in Sanford in factory condition, l ocal build­ ers will have an opportunity to obtain all supplies now tied-up in the embargo. This service has been inaugurated • for the b en efit o f the people of Sanford and vicinity. Re­ asonable rates will be effective-best of service main­ tained. Tresher Bros, fug LineCo. VALDEZ HOTEL IiLDG. ON PARK AVE SANFORD, FLORIDA VT THE FOOT OF MYRTLE AVENUE BW l .• �‘r -»j » ./> **> m if =ra» 'i «v . • “ y ,y .- IP f r.t the B -‘.51 ■h k I. --------------------------------. y o u a r e h e r e b y r o q u l r w l t o a p p e a r ■o n . J - A x e l E r i c k s o n , M a r y E . L a r t o t h e S il l o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n H i ­ ■ o n . , W . H . U r o k a w , j . it. Y e a r b y , e d o n M o n d a y t h e ( t h . d a y o f J a n u ­ V. W . E s t e s , G e o r g e G re e n w o o d , a r y . A. D. I93*. t h e s a m e b e in g ■ • C a r lo * C u s h i n g a n d W i l l i a m B e y R u l e D a y o f th la C o u rt, a t t h e e r l e . d e c e a s e d , n s h e i r s , d e v is e e s C o u r t H o u a a In S a n f o r d , S r i n ln o l o g r a n t e e s o r o t h e r w i s e ; a n d t o all C o u n ty F lo rid a a n d In d e f a u l t i o t h e r p a r t i a l c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t t h e r e o f D e c re e p ro C o n fesso w ill o r I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d . In v o lv ed lie e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. said c a u s e , In t h l a s u i t u n d e r a n y o f t h e a b o v e b e i n g ft s u i t to OUlet ti tl e In t h e n a m e d u e r e n d a n t s e a c h a n d e v e r y Jl Is f u r t h e r O R D E RE D t h a t t h i s w h o s e n a m e s a n d r e s i d e n c e s . a r e n o t i c e lie p u b li s h e d In th e H a n f o r d u n k n o w n to t h a C o m p l a i n a n t In t h e H e r a l d , n n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , a n d to a ll u n H a n fo rd . H em ln o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , k n o w n p a r t i e s w h o m s o e v e r e l a l m o n e e n w e e k In f o u r ( ( ) c o n s e c u t i v e [UK u n y I n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d s In v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , said w e e k l y Is su e s. b ein g situ a te In S e m i n o le W ITNEHH m y h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l l a n d C o u n ty . F io rld a , nnd d escrib ed as s e a l o f i h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v ­ e n th Ju d ic ia l C lreu lt o f th e S ta le fo llo w s; T h e S o u t h H a l f of t h e N o r t h ­ of F lo r id a , In ntul f o r S e m i n o l e e a s t Q u a rte r ; S o u th east Q u a r ­ C o u n t y , o n t h i s t h e ( t h d a y of D e ­ t e r of th e N o rth w e s t Q u a r te r ; c e m b e r , A. I>. ISIS. ______. K lts t Itit lf o f S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r IHIgnerl) V, E. D OLGLASS, ■if N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ; an d t h a t C lerk . p o r t i o n of t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r ­ (SEA T.) t e r of th e S o u th e a s t Q u a rte r , llv A. M. W E E K S , D e p u t y C le r k . l y i n g E a s t o f t h e W e k l v a R iv e r . S o l i c i t o r s fo r C o m p l a i n a n t , Alt in S e c t i o n 9, T o w n s h i p I I i* i i „k o n . n o C H i r - i f . P K R (e B O Y L E , C o m p l a i n a n t ' I n a n d to ' ' t h e l a n d ! S o u t h . R a n g e 25 E a s t , a b o v e d e s c r ib e d , ' A n d It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n Dec. .'■I2-I!t-_D>. J a n 2 . __ __________ I lllll o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u _ , anil e a c h of y o u m a y c la i m s o m e IN T I I E C t n c f l T C O U R T O f A RM - r i g h t , t i t l e n r I n t e r e s t In a n d to NOI.E COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN t h « p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b ­ CHANCKHY. ed. M A U R I C E A. I . E B F N S B U n O E R . I T IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D C om p lain an t, t h a t y o u a n d e a c h of y o u be a n d vs 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 to t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n f i l ­ J A M E S S. H A C K N E Y , c t at. ed on M o n d a y , t h e ( t h . d a y o f J a n ­ D eten o sn ts. u a r y , 192*;. t h e s a m e b e i n g a R u le I t n l r r of t 'u h l l e n l b i n Day o f th is C ourt, a t th e C o u rt T H E S T A T E OK F L O R ID A TO; .in m . a H a c k n e y , 1.. A. \ \ llson , In - j l o u s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . I h lilii IP a n d n s i r u ee. E. J. H a r ­ F l o r i d a , n n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f d e ­ r e l l, Elio F. C u s li ln k E l l e n A. S Jo h lo m c r e e p r o c o n f e s s o w ill b a e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u . s a i d c a u s e b e i n g a s u it ' • a r t A. N e w h e r,;, W II. II. S a d le r . \\ I. It Sod Her, J. A E r l c k s s n . J. A x el t o q u i e t t i t l e lit t h e c o m p l a i n a n t - - rle k s 'in . M a r e I.a r s o n W, II. ti r o - In a m t in lllo In ml a b o v e d e s c r i b ­ I,aw . J . R. Y e a r b y , V, W. E s t e s , ed. It is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t tills <J#»nrK»* (iR fiD V o o d , C u rio * C unn hitf. a n d W i l l i a m H e y e rle a n d e a c h o f n o t i c e be p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n fo rd . H e r a l d , n itev.-s i m p e r p u b l i s h e d In t h e m . If li v in g , a n d If an y o r all o f t h e s a id d e f e n d a n t s be d e a d . S a n f o r d , H e m ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , I n e n to a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ o n c e it w e e k In f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e e s t s u n d e r J a m e s S. H a c k n e y , L. w e e k I v Issu es. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d o ff ic ia l ,\. W ilso n . In d iv id u a lly and as T r u s t e e . E l l a F. C u s h i n g . E l l e n A . 1 s e a l o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o f th e HJnblnm. C n rl A. N e w h e r g . W . II. H S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ircu it of th e H ad ler. W. II. H. H nJIler, J . A. E r i c k - j S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . In a n d fo r Hetnl- GAS MAY IT WORK OF SEA DIVERS . Admiral Beurct Discusses Gas Experiments Made By U . S. Chemists At New Chamber j Perfected At Mare Island fci - T » s n . 7 / u n n / > •' ir - iV M '-' • ••; •* ’4- ,r• • t\ >: ‘ ».v.■';a T~ -‘ 1 -. . ;* l f t : w WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-(/P). —Experiment* with helium, the non-inflammable, inert ra* uaed in iaflatinp navy dirigibles, hold promise of increasing Ihe dept * to, Which divers may descend and of decreasing the danger from >fes«ure to divers, Hoar Admiral J . D. Beuret, chief of th? Navy Buyean of Construction and Repair, ■aid today in his annual teport. Experiments are being conducted to reduce the dangerous effects from the absorption of nitrogen by the blood in deep sea diting. Th?s» indicate, It was said, that "a m ix­ ture of helium and oxygen may permit the diver to descene) snfeiv to greater depths than have hith­ erto been reached and may nlso permit a more rapid t-srent w ith­ out dnnger to the diver.” Other inventions leported in­ clude a rescue brenthing apparatus and a mine sweeping rope. Gas chambers have been constructed a t the New York and Mare Island Ngvy yards, for “a new type of oxygen rescue brenthing nppnra*ua,” initial lots of which have been issued to the vessels of the flee*. The mino-sweeping rope i« "a do­ mestic type,” tests of which have indicated that "it may prove su p ­ erior to the British seriated wirerope hitherto used for mine BWeeps.” Discussing construction, the re ­ port said that during the last fiscal year two light cruisers, five sub­ marines, one fleet sunmarino and three auxiliaries were completed. Including one additional fleet su b ­ marine, started during the year, there remained under construction on July 1, Inst, th« .Saratoga and Lexington, both airplane carriers, which will not be completed hefori the end of the calendar year ll>2d and ont submarine, three fleet sub­ marines, and one auxiliary. * * ________________ * In London, n medium has some pictures of spirits. Not v»-ry good ones. All you could expect is just medium pictures. tTTm i iiic i IT m i ll I*TiT7 sI.Yi’ I N O L E C O U N T Y > ri.OUIDA. IN ( i i .i x t r .i t v. Ma r y ■ ■ ■- -• ; ■-Xw a iie n c k « Le1(11*«£* a M LAZETTE. D ep u ty C e lrk . W E. W H I T E a n d WILHON. H O t f S H O L D E R ft n O Y L E . Solicitors f o r C o m p la in a n t. w i f e M a r t h a J. H r lf f ln . M. J - ' l r i r fin* P f u f p r W fia n n u rn . A B r o o k s ' E ll S w a v e ly a n d w if e .-----i — fiw k v e y. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Dec. 5- 1X -H -H . J* n . »■____________ i T ^ k m . w n ; a n d ea c h a n d e v e r y o f n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s . If Hv IN T I I E C I R C U I T C O U n T O F T H E t hn eg a baonvde If c i t h e r a n y o r a l l of SEVENTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT I NOI.E C O U N T Y . IN C H A N C E R Y . s a f d d e f e n d a n t s he d e a d , t h e n t o OK F L O R I D A . IN A N D F O R S R 1 I S n lt T o U n l e t T i t l e E L M E R T. H A I N E S , a n d w i f e M A R G A RET E. H A IN E S. —Reed, w hoda C h r l a l l a n C o m p lain an t* . u n k n o . v n ; J a m e s I>. P u d ffa va. ^n.T w fe S a r a h L F u d g e . A n n ie E. A. M. R E E D e t ml.. O rlffU i^ ‘C h a r l e s G r if f in a n d w if e , (iriin n . ,vJ)0!, fl C h r i s t i a n D efen d an ts. ^ T T n unknow n; N ettle G riffin C ltaiiea T o A. M. 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V Book o f O r a n g e C o u n t y F l n r l . u ll' c"rJ» p a r t o r p a r c e l t h e r e o f " • 0T »»r IBEALj *M h r I t la h e r e b y o rd e r e d th a t » . e a c h o f y o u b e a n d app f ,l r ",U ^ H tl u r r * . * ! h Slither, our .aid Circuit C u r , „ iN il > - .I.K ' SLEEPING ** * ■ PORCHES a F v u t J eli PRODUCE, UVE WIDE­ AWAKE CHILDREN AND A WEALTH OF HEALTH e- * ■ ■ ■ * m< * ’ * e 'i Located on Pierson on Scenic e St. Johns H ighway <V**a jr. : State Road No. 3, between Ponce De Leon Springs and Cres­ cent City, also on Atlantic Coast Line—Main line Jacksonville to Tampa—One of the highest spots, in point of elevation, on the line. t , /./* <.-•>* YOUR GUARANTEE •! *TfH» i* * < o * * i J| VVc fuel that the superior quality of lumlter we offer and our prompt and courteous service is a comLimit ion that any person would appreciate and desire when building. .! Call and let us give you an estim ate on the lumber for your new home. We assure you, you will gut the best in every article. ■ ■ N ■ * ■ m m ' : ■ ■ <*» » 4 , ■ ■ s 1 #.t'l You will bu quick to appreciate the real value ami beauty of Sanford Grove. Once you have visited this charm ing spot, you will want a home-site exceedingly low. i *I.' I ' i 1 ■ u ia g a g g a n g x iiig g n H g n g g g a H B g g H g g g g a a g M g g M g g g q lllAMa4HH Pierson is a thriving, prosperous, farm ing town. Its popula­ tion has increased nearly 300 per cent since the census of 1920. -Why? Because the people raise products for which there is a de­ mand by the outside world: the Royal Fern, by northern florist; citrus fruits—but tangerines in particular. AH this besides the commercial truck crops. ■ ■ ■ In Our Home On W. 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In till: s u it B inder a n y of th e ab o v e nam ei d e fe n d a n ts , e a c h a n d e v e ry , whom n a m e s am t resid en ces are u n k m iw i t o t h e C o m p l a i n a n t s In t h e n h o v t e n t i t l e d c a u s e a n d t o a ll u n k n o w n a r t l e s w h o m s o e v e r , c l a i m i n g an y l t u f e a t o r I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d I n ­ v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t , s a i d lum l b e in g s i t u a t e In H e m ln o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , nn d d e sc rib e d ns fo llo w s, t o - w i t : , L o t 2 o f tin- T o w n o f L o n g w o o i l , C o u n t y o f H e m ln o l e a n d .S ta te o f F lo rid a, as p e r p la t th e r e o f of s a i d t o w n r e c o r d e d In i ’lu t R o o k I. p a g e IK o f t h e D u h l l e n c e o r i l s o f'H e m ln o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a, n m l It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n lllll o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h i n y o u a n d e a c h of y o u m a y c l a i m s o m e r i g h t , t l t l o o r I n t e r e s t In a n d to t h e p ro p e rty h ere in a b o v e d escrib ed. It Is T H E R E F O R E ORDERED t h a t you am i each of you be and J — :------------------------------------------------------- i u n k n o w n ; C arlla G riffin ; E. M. G r i f f i n a n d w ife. M a r t h a J . G r i f f i n ; M. J . G r i f f i n ; D ex ter W a a h b u rn : u i l a A. B r o o k b ; E l t S w a v e l y anil w j f e , ------------- S w a v e l y . w h o s e C h r i s ­ t i a n n a m e Is u n k n o w n , c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s In a n d t o t h e la n d s h e r e in a f te r d e s c r ib e d ; to a lt persons and p a rtie s c la im in g In tere t s u n d e r J. W . G r i f f i n , d e c e a s e d , miff u n d o r W i l l i a m J iickbo ii # dccuiiH* ,-d. nm l u n d e r G e o r g e F r o s t de> r e a s e d , a n d u n d e r M tttrn D. F r o s t , d e c e a s e d a s h e ir s , d e v i s e e s , g r a n ­ te e s o r a s o t h e r c l l m a n t * , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e In nm l t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n ­ a f t e r d e s c r i b e d : a n d t o a ll f o r m e r sto ck h o ld ers of th e A lta m o n te Hprlt.Rs C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n o r ­ g an ised an d e x is tin g under th s l a w s o f t h e S tn t o o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s . If s a i d c o r p o r a t i o n Is n o l o n g e r a l e g a l e n t i t y : n n d to a n y * n d a l l o t h ­ er persons w hose num ea a re u n ­ k n o w n . claim in g an y r i g h t title , o r I n t e r e s t . In a m i to t h e f o l l o w i n g dos c r i b e d p r o p e r t y B llu u tc, l y i n g n n d Flanico «. > i I I*I*A Itl*. F R A N K II. I t.VVIK un.l If l li v li n ng an m il Ii Vi iRi AN a n SOM n u n ir It ■ d e a d , n il p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n ­ te re st under th e v*Ul H K. Mi R *v S a r a h U F u d g e ; A nniei E. O r i f f Hr n o le C o u a t y , o n t h l a t h e 6 tb . d a y rttitrliMi o r i f f Id nn*l ” . o f D e c e m b e r . IM S . (S i g n e d ) V. E . D 0 U Q L A B 8 , (SE A L) - ■ 10H. AI.DHEUH M. HUEI’PA R I j ’" I t 11, PAVIH am i o. tv. r a n k \ / r y U r« r SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, P E C E M B E R _ lj> J g 2 & (.'■on (iluliiant. B, F. M cV Etait.V t nl. Defendant*. Order til I’ulillrnt Inn NpTlCi: To KNOWN ANIl IN K NOUN DE KE N11ANTH. t | ih H T A T H OI-* KI.OItlOA. Hi: ii. v. McVKicm. a i.i'lli:c u m T : n . M-; i I •.Mara BY t 1 *l t ) iI Flanico Estates with hard-surfaced streets, w ater and elec­ tric lights guaranteed, adjoins Pierson on the South. . Lots in the development a t pre-developed prices—$225 to $1,000.00—50 feet to 100 feet frontage, depth 130 to 150. Terms 1-2 cash, balance six and twelve months without interest. Now don’t be the put offs, who next year a t this time will say: “If I had only bought so & so, especially property located as Pierson is, I would have made such a wonderful investment.” The “put-it-offs”—thousands of them—will go through Flo­ rida’s prosperous era of development, living amidst fortune making that will render a million persons independently wealthy —without making a cent themselves. What a pity! Why do they do t when selected investments in Florida’s glowing possibilities will insure them a golden future too! WE HAVE BUSSES GOING TO TO PIERSON from h e r e Mondays and Thursdays—no obligation on your p art to buy—we extend you an invitation to see ithis wonderful section of Florida. Telephone 349 or come up to our office and make reserva­ tion for trip. Land Investors Co. II. W. MIMS, Asst. Dis’t. Mgr. Room 305 First Nat’l Bank Bldg. aflF* •*. . • �SANFORD H ER A L' ». • * * —are pleased to announce the affiliation of their sales organiza* * | 44f I #»• *%** | f 1 tion with Scruggs-Scoggans Realty Company, sales agents for Marvania Investment Company, for the handling of .residential and apartment properties in .. « . *, r± Those who are familiar with the policy and practice of Brjtt Chittenden Realty Company of being identified w i t h develop ue, will recognize in this affiliation our sincere recommendation i ■' . • of Marvania as such a development. ,L _■< j : . f£ \ JiE‘!: llffiP lS *» j . J; ’ - I- The merit of this property, its location, improvements, construc­ tion plans, and other factors, are obvious to the discerning,investor and need no lengthy comment here. : “ r '■ * ccptional merit, and it is with pleasure that we offer our clients 1 ,, * f ./ 1 •, \> » } 1 «.i- « IP ( the opportunity now of making their investment in Marvania through either Britt-Chittenden Realty Company of ScruggsScoggans, Inc. . .. itoa. 4muIM^ First Street At Magnolia Ave �THE SANFORD■iHERALD, ‘SATURDAY, b■■ - t —i i i ■ ■PACE TWELVE BONDS INSURANCE 80 Acres, q uarter mile from city lim its, fine sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an­ nually with interest a t 8%. SANFORD’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE A Splendid Investment Opportunity It is to your advantage to familiarize yourself with our exclusive listings before purchasing, as they afford most unusual opportunities. At a I 0 r/v Pre-Development Discount! Mnke Your Reservations Now Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business property. Knight & MacNeill KEALTOItS 107-109 South Park Avenue I'hnne 720 MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Salesladies. I t O. BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. 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 with 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. * Phone 48 Magnolia A t Second INVESTMENTS LOANS • * 4 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. nut you fuaj t*nce* consult i Some Rare B argains In Lots 7U> Acre grove, excellent condition, th ree miles from Sanford. Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. F ru it paid 25% n e t on this purchase price this season. ° f Sanford’s n Sanford real H Lot in C»rand view Avenue in Rose Court only $2,50000, $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 full. Phone 72 Masonic Bldg REALTORS Three lots on Palmetto Ave. $0,000.00, with good terms. McCALL & FOX Sales Agents For LO C H -A R BO R The Firm Substantial 113Vi Magnolia Ave Phone 745 A Country Club Property of Lakes nnd Hills 187 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres cleured, balance in beautiful pines. This would make a fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate limits. Price nnd terms reasonable. » * * ■ r f-* 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. (199 ft. fucing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. Eusy term s. 5 Acres, nice G room cottage, 3*/$ in celery, 1 other crops. including equipment, $8,000.00. Good term s. Price 10 Acres, tiled and in celery, with all equipment. For price, terms, etc., see us. C hristm as O ffers—Large and Small To Suit Customers. 80 acres, Fronts on Lake Markham in Seminole County, at $300 per acre, 1-4 cash, balance 1-2-3 years. 187 acres, 107 within the city limits of Sanford, South of Geneva Avenue and West of Mellonville, $1,000 per acre, 1-4 cash, balance in 1-2-3 years. 12,000 acres in Taylor County, high and dry, A. C. L. R. It. runs through property, $20 per acre, 1-1 cash, 1-2-3 years for balance. i fc <| - *»• . i ** i Near the Golf Links, including beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per acre. 219 Meisch Building Sanford Avenue Corner Best corner on Sanford Ave. at 4th St. 71x126, $050 per fuot, out) fourth cash. Semi iw!i Six-acre tract, containing thirty lots on Dixie Highway suitable for subdivision. $1,500 per acre. Remember we have only three more lots in Fort Mellon, and 2 lots in Rose Court th at are below the m arket price. T he above prices on acreage are reason­ able, cull at our office if interested and let us show you the property. We have other good buys in large nnd small acreage tracts, also; high class business lots and homesites. Sec our listings. 221 Meisch Building, THRASHER & GARNER it 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 moat at­ tractive home we have for sale. In 180 ft. fnciiiK K ant o n Himb e t w e e n l o t h a n ti l l t b S treets, T o r 111* r e a s o n a b l e . 711 Palmetto Avenue Terms Right. Acreage, Business, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. PAUL LAKE 1 — 3 8 - r o o m f l a t* , w i t h b a t h , f a d tut Hunt M y r t l e , b e t w e e n l o t h a n il H t l i at reel*. 117. ilu u b lo trill a g e . 110,000. $1,000 cash. N o w leBHvtl u t Dec. i i>^C u t $00 p e r n u n iib itn 3 — 18 u c r u c e l e r y f a r m — 7 a c r e s t i l e d —In K in -o k a H a m m o c k . P r i c e J 8000. $3000 cash I a n il 2 y o u r s o n b a l a n c e . Realtor Telephone 711 , Garner-Woodruff Rldg nan—E. T. Moore DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 75 Acres, Lake Front Tract, hurd road running through, per acre ........................................ 540 acres on Country Club Road. I.ake front, all high and rolling. This 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 ................................................ AMID MAJESTIC 1MNES llow about that Lot in Latonia, the Substantial Subdivision? HART NASON, SALES DIRECT Oil Telephone 249, F irst N at’l Bank Bldg LAKE JESSUP Sandy Bench Reasonable Price TWO ROMES Between Pine Hurst an Subdivision. Very Easy Terms. Small Down Payment. A Real Investment. nung s R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Iteal E state and Investm ents I'hone 713 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 iMilane T heater Bldg, �The best deed is a DEED to a good piece of earth. Consult with us and be sure of getting a ju st ap­ praisal of Sanford property. EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION 4 We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse site 177x117 on French Ave. ■, BUSINESS PROPERTY ' . - , i 1" v..’ • I * . » ; i. . , ■ Two F ifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. A fine corner at Palmetto and Third Street. An entire block on East First Street. One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. (Next to Forrest Lake Hotel) 240 Acre Tract on high banks along Wekiva One Apartment Site—Union A venue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section. We desire other properties of merit. F ifty F eet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. F ifty Foot Corner (R ight next 1o Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 ft. deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. Favorable Terms can be arran g ed on all of 11te above. These are some oi the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. Masonic Bldg:. Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 The Bodwell Realty Co. 211 East F irst Street R. C. TISDALE, Jr. Sanford, Florida Rhone 452 Impure Re-Sales D epartm ent REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT ' t i l l t «,» • * ' Sanford Office 336-38 Meiscli Bldg. Bithlo Office Fifth Ave. One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. It. C. TISDALE l'hone 23 Real Estate Investment REALTOR 236-238 Meiscli Building Phone 2H5 h tlj'ne llkfl hi! if'u’o f,j stilt, •t 10th .St —IbuUO. r»0, 7.T or Britt-Chittenden Developments 125 feet—First Street Ex­ tension, fronting on Seminole Boule­ WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN FI'. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE- attractive price. HURST, BUENA VISTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. I Turn Properly Quick Let me try yours DRUID PARK PINEHURST AND PINE CREST At a very One comer Lot, 9Gxl05 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way lielow the market. These four additions to Sanford will meet the re LUTE HOWELL OSCAR It. BROOKS “The Lot K ing” Realtor 306 First National Bank Illdg. quirements of all who desire profitable invest­ REALTOR Brumley-Pulcston Bldg. Phone 751 ment or home sites. Prices range from $250.00 to $12,000.00, all well worth the price. w . i*. c a i i t k i * o r i ’iaiM Ji 0*1111 . IIiii.iit H iiti.e w i t h Until on C e n t r a l . Lot Cnnh * 1, 535.00. i ltiium !• In .tr red lln u s e uti O rlan d o Bond r i.ite r n ex p o su re. L ot 81) x 200 *:t^sotMW. HI.330.IX> Cash. U ulnnco * 25.03 m o n t h , l a k e lln r i Hu rmilti. » Hoorn It mine E »*tt r n E xposure. Lot M x l l f . •.T.ooo.Wt. **.oi) C ash. Ual. * 10.00 mo. L i g h t s and w a oao ter In house. W h y I*njr H c n t f SEE— 61 and 127; *U.®.1O.0«. i . REALTORS 210 East First Street T . CL GALLANT E . I). GIIEEN W. P. CARTER i • r '.-'A ’t-; * •*. * J < | ». # » • ,• #-< �V : ___ _ 19^1925. t o lie r e f u n d e d b o n a f l d o | i |, j . • 1. m - o r d e r o f th e r ^ Iters.upon 3s: t> u , ■ I _ p u l d l a h c d In t b e S n n f o r il H e r a p l. n n e w s p a p e r ptlbllahed S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , or.c Week f o r f o u r Conner u t l v # w e e k s , X Z . a A» n h i W I T N E S S t h e h a n d , a n d a c a l *f known U. B. U n * Offl J tw o ,V, ft. D ougin**. C l e r k o f th * C i r c u i t ■r claf .j.e la L C o u r t. S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F lo rid a, Jfo ttc a ^ J a J b A ’cb y g i v e n V b a t F I p y d u*i u : P . fl jo h l o m 1 o r t a k e M ary, F l o r i d a , iat t h e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d ; t h i s a ll u a k n o w a w h o , on A u a u e t . 25. l i l t , m a d e 3 d a y o f Dec. A. P . U t S . , „ V . E . DOUOLA8B, ; • H ome*t*a<l E n t r y , n o . *17713. f o r JS S S & ' C lerk of C ircu it C o u rt. * in t. SEW o f N W W . S e c ti o n 7, T o w n a h l p (SEA L) ____ ef'1’ehi Ira Ilee 1* 8., R a n e e 30 E., T a l t a h a a a e e M e ­ . B y : . A . J I . W E E K S . D. C. T H t ® f f i is r „ r u > , “ M - T o t h ; E L P R I D O B h a r t , r i d i a n . h a a fi le d n o ti c e o f I n t e n t i o n T o C h a r l e n H. M ontnarue, A n n i e 9. S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . to m a k e C o m m u t a t i o n P r o o f , t o oa* t a b l l a h c la i m t o t h e l a n d a b o v e de* M o n t a g u # . M a r y E. M o n t a g u e H e n r y a n d M ax a c r l b e d , b e f o r e C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t , O r e e n , A l i c e M. B r y a n N O TIC E TO CONTRACTORSi a t S a n f o r d . : F l o r i d a o n t h e Slh d a y M a r x , a l l u n k n o w n heir*, d e v la e e a . Settled h id e w i l l be* r e c e i v e d by tra n te e n dnd o th e r c la im a n t* claim * th e C o u n ty B o a rd o f P u b lic I n s t r u c ­ of J a n u a r y , 1926. d n * . u n d e r S a m u e l L. M o n t a g u e , a n ti o n f o r S e m il n o l e C o u nnty C la im a n t n atn ea an w ltn e a a e a : t y,, F l o r i d a , C. A. F a r i n a , o f a a k a M a r y , F l o r ­ I n t e r e a t In t h e l a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e o fflt a t S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ' as Office,C ourt ida. p e n o n a H o u s e , S a n fford. acrlbed, o r d . F l o r i d a , u n t i l el»v . J . tv . F o rtie r, o f L a k a M ary, F lo r . claf J a n u a r y l a t h , 1926, foi e n A. t h e f u r n i s h i n g o f m a t e r i a l s f o r nnr ^ P * n F e rry , of L a k a M ary, F lc r th e e re c tio n of n c o m p le te h e a tin g sy stem . In clu d in g e re c tio n ot h e a t ­ l e g l n n l t i g a t t h e HW C o r n e r ■ W illie N o rd stro m . o f L a k e M ary, e r ro o m , f o r t h e W e s t Hide P r i m a r y o f t h e N E W o f N EW of S e c t i o n F lo rid a . S c h o o l b u i l d i n g l o c a t e d a t H a n fo rd , 11 T p . fl. R a n g # 1» E. r u n K. J f l K O R M E i-. C RO M . f In S e n lln o lv C o u n t y . In a c c o r d a n c e I l l * f t . I t <*• f h ^ W . 1310 ft., * w i t h p lu n e arid s p e c i f i c a t i o n s ns p r e p a r e d by E l t o n J. -H o u g h to n . fl. 100 ft., t o p l a c e of b e g i n n i n g , t t h e m a r t jit C o O------URT, A rch itect. N rD IT OP FLO­ c o n t a i n i n g IS a c r e a m o r a o r OR S E M IN O L E ' T h e B o a r d r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t to C O U N T Y . IN C H A N C It E RlaY .o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d t a c l i r e j e c t a n y a n d a l l bid s , o r t o a c ­ of y o u a p p e a r t o t h e e w o r n b il l <jf c e p t a n y bid o r p u r t o f b id b y t h e m Illll t e I t r n o i r C lee* f m m T H Ir — ■ •ri n, n u e f >L, m M p n m O r PUBLICATION s j t i t K t. i ^ T T S i f r r • flfefclAL no. o m i t N ifM H lf •» t h » l a t i r U r J ^ h a . o 'h « * " ----------- •V . r* "A It K n l r y . Mo. 0111 8 W % . flectio n t , T o w n * itifte 10 ft.. TallAhoOnae (lied n o t i c e of i n t e n * _ _ _ • c o m m u tatio n P r w f ta b l lt tf VlAlm t o t i i e l a n d a b o v e Ibed. b tfo re C lerk C ircu it a t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a . o n t h e ly o f J a n u a r y , i#J«. , Im a n t n a m e * a a w K n e a e e e t P a t i n a , of L a k e M ary, F to r* F o M le r, of L a k e M ary . F l o r - ' r m i sBpmsMvi ■ !.? FRED T. WILLIAMS. .’J 1” AttOMt: T IV 1 ha . . . A ttest: SKjfVo P u b l i c I n s tr u c t io n . S e m in o le « o u n tv F l o r i d a D e c e m b e r *tn> i ? * " >!iALt t e e t . M »- sI e cTr e t a" r y”.' B ee. 12-19-26 J a n 2-9N O T IC E TO COSTIIACTOIIfli S c a b il t.lile Will l»; r <;ce{ved by t h e C o u n ty Board of P u b B c l i o n f o r S e m i n o l e «-oUniy. hlo ri« au a t S u perintendent s ,, V l e v H o u se . « « » VAnu«ry 11th. ” Vae. f o r t h e 'f u r o l k b in g of m a t e r i a l s f o r a n d tin* *r**r*tIon of InrluillnK p r f c t l o n of h p n trm/ni f o r the G r a m m a r S ch o o l B u i l d i n g lo cated »t S a n f o r d . Ill HemIn,,I,. C ounty, In a r c o t d n n c e w i t h T , i,ml " s p e c ific a tio n s n s p r e p a r «Pd“ b*y K H o n ’j . M o u g h u m A r c h l t e c ' Tlie Hoard reserv e* t h e r i g h t t o r e j e c t S S ? a n d all bid*, o r to a c c e p t a n y bid or p a r t o f bid by t h e m d e e m e d to be t o t h e b e s t I n ­ t e r e s t o f t b e C ounty. „ C o p ie s o f plan* a n d e p e c l f lc n t lo n s m a y b e h a d from tb e A r c h i t e c t u p ­ on d e p o s i t »f T w e n t y - f i v e (25.00) D o l l a r s c e rt if ie d c h e c k , s u c h d o - T r - ^ ' i ; r \ c . ‘^ r h t 0n. | * D ec. 1 2 -in .g B j n n 2. 9. b ^ r e f u n d e d 'im n g T id e b id ­ d e r s u p o n r e t u r n <>f p lan * am i speo 8' « e « , rJ IN T I I E -enter I T m i | lTT T 7 -----? IN O L H COUNTY, F t . * n n . C I1 A N C K U Y . r , " 'U llA . N O T IC E TO C D X T II A C T O Il s t S ealed b i d s w ill b n r e c e i v e d t,y th e C o u n t y B o a rd o f P u b l i c I n s t r u c ­ ti o n f o r S e m i n o le c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t S u p e rin te n d e n t * O ffice. C o u r t IlmiHe, S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , u n t i l e l e v ­ en M.. J a n u a r y 1 2 th . 1028, f.,r th e f u r n i s h i n g of i t m t e r l u l * f o r Ami th e e r e c t i o n o f t w o t o i l e t room**, Ine l u d i n g P lu m b in g . f o r t h e r o t u n d H i g h S ch o o l B u i l d i n g l o c a t e d a t S a n f o r d In S e m in o le C o u n t y , i n a c ­ c o r d a n c e w i t h p la n * n n d s p e c i f i c a ­ tio n * n s p r e p a r e d by E lto n J. H o u g h t o n . A r c h it e c t. T h e B o a r d r e n e r v e n t h e r i g h t to reject a n y and all b id s, o r . to n c . c r p i a n y bid o r p a r t o f b id b y t h e m d e e m e d lo be to t h e b e a t I n t e r v a l o f th e C o u n t y . C o p ie s o f plan* a n d s p e c i f i c a t i o n * m a y be b a d from t h e A r c h i t e c t u p . on d e p o s i t of T w o n t y - f l v f ($25.0 0) D o llar* c e r t i f i e d c h e e k , s u c h d e ­ p o sit lo h e r e f u n d e d Itiinn f l d o b i d ­ ders upon re tu rn of p la n a a n d s p e c ­ i f i c a t i o n s t o th e A r c h i t e c t . A. K. SJOBLOM. Complainant A. 1 nr\i|<n" •outh. \ l'* 'l M A R Y A. M a c DONALD. M ■’ r-lli1? * it D efen d an t* n • O r d e r u t l’# h i | F. . , tm T I I E S T A T E O F F L O H li J V ", F L O R I D A L A N D & r n r 5?;,,^ T IO N C O M P A N Y , Ltd., -i ,. 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",a‘ In k9t r«| a g e n t u p o n w h o m proce- could |, s e r v e d a n d t h a t y o u r o fficers a n '| °>c- s. ill u /s r s ^ r in Orlando Real -• -j- i \ '«*,.— s f . •’* ‘ ,1* ■f Make Money B -i A in :T •l' •1 ■!. I “MINE” MY ,QWN [ BUSINESS t t 17 M A IT L A N C •f Hi. “W HERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET '• "Let the Bees Work for You” Manasco REALTORS Office Next to Rostofficc—Rhone 1210J M. Longwood. / The Maitland Realty Co., Inc We Solicit Your Business (»: D. E. MANASCO We have been in business "bnostini: Maitliind” over sinro 1021, our offi* tiikins nn active nnd leading p a rt in building values here fn /n u rm ers and clients. L et us show you properties in this ideal section of & nole and Orange Counties. Maitland, Florida * ! 1 i *u i cv-v.’ m 1,120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND i Pour Miles Lake Front On N ew ly Projected Road p, ee ee v'1 Realty Company r/V .V A c r e a g e O u r Specially ' i f ~ A djoining Good Town. * s • i i it Many L istings of Groves, Houses, Lots, SubdiY l-■ $100 p p ACRE 53 ACRES ON DIXIE,HIGHWAY Main and I'ine Streets Orlando, Floridu 5 -It ♦ -. * f *- • . ‘a* . \ t ' * | Lane-IIardison Corporation No. 12 Watkins Hid;'. Phone 218G • SHEPHERD SPRINGS One of the few available Sulphur Springs in this Section of the Country. In ntidition to the Springs, there are ten or more acres of high lam) containing beautiful pines, oak* and palm trees. The property i* surrounded hy developments nnd is destined to become p art of a beautiful tropical park. Situated near Alturmmt, Longwood and Sunlundo, in a region rapidly enhancing in value. To a man of vision this property offers wonderful nosaibilitieu. eo. m • ,-V , ‘ 34 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. FOR SALE * • ,* IL A */ / Eastwood-Williams Co. f , t T: l. 4 * ▼ . llj Small Farms. Prices ; '‘reasonable if you are looking for any thing inM * FOSTER-HOLCOMB INVESTMENT CO. » _ * Call 2186, ask fo r a R epresentative to show you. k i /# . * Business Properties and , i i’ Suite 7—No. 24 South Orange Avenue PHone 1741-W. Orlando, Fla. l? I Fine Sub-division Proposition. $250 PER ACRE L r P h o n e 2GGS 63 acres of land located on the W inter Garden State Highway, two miles West from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontagu on Highway, • One of Ihe best subdivision tracts in Orange county. If sold at once will take Il5 0 0 per acre. !j!5,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. Orlando, Fla. HEALI REAL ESTATE FLETCHER-BULGER 44 N. Orange Ave. Orlando, Florida. Phones 17G8—25f»7 a n o t h e r b a r g a in s n a p 14'/2 A cres in South Orlando All in the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. For quick turn over will take $60,000 on the very best of terms. For informa­ tion write, phone, or wire.' EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. Sec Us For Orlando Property REALTORS Sanford Office— 113'/^ Magnolia Ave. •t r ROBINSON & SAMUEL Miller IJIdg. P. 0 . Box 1043 Phone 1G5 Empire Hotel. Orlando ,Flu. Jfl * •* MR. I N V E S T O R *— r i V * t f t 'f WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. 'll r f r i* i | Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando t* Up to date listings of Business Property, Acreage, FRANKLIN INVESTMENT & REALTY CO. „ . . MARLOWE REALTY CO. y '* Orlando, Florida. 432 North Orange A venue v -* -^ .4 - , t - --*■ r % i |f * iat ACRES HIGH PINE LAND * At the edge of Mt. Dora in Lake County, ^ i **, *, *. - 4 ' — *• < * * » • • -( ■ , J . K S IO V ripe for subdivision. . THE LOVETT CO. v 18 N. Orange Avenue Phone 1417 Phone 2GG2 * •* e a high grade development now going 0,1 ,|[ Homes liil REA) REAL ESTATE • •• "Never a Dissatisfied Customer” * l'hohe 74G. Orlando, Fla. 110 S. Orange St. Orlando, �r sHft .5 ." ■ cri.il"-> Y-fi? Y* n«rT c, > , f , , • '! , ''i - . . IV < r W n '. V , rfPT . ^ • /s a rrjo s So* t i 11 .A* T H E SANFORD H ER A LD ,JiA TTJRD AY , _D E C E M B E R J9 ,1 9 ?B . BERLIN LETTER R * f B erenger j d o r to t h e tfcom e one ;;blc men in rteently t h e r e , 5 *» *w e rnb0n f e fli* ” t, b « . IVflOVfT wherc h° K n v W * p a P er» B f f cortribu. tt-hereabouts f . t the »enate I" * rtm b u » - r threw light i7»nnot tell you friend said, fetish a* h art - of languages. r( of Raymond * u to be pub- iry»nd wij l cn i fnnee d u n n s f lili It is s«ul hitherto u n p u b These m e m o ir s j under the t i t l e [ j France. I that M. P o i n A t hurt t h a t h o r nr,v way dur1 m in is te ria l fall of M. Ministry. It Is j to be asked , tven hold offe»!s that in tlWtions made Mrff'ie and by ^ have ineludwhose opin­ % ion adopted I'urisiennes uing with nil Buckles and je is not very [milliners, bettrokes of the transform a Kit hat into a (tram! new ar- LONDON, Dec. 19.—(/P). Prince Christian of Hesse dined with King George and Queen Mary re ­ cently, thus giving the answ er to the question which has been raised often since the w ar, ns to who would be the f ir s t individual of German origin to be entertained pt Buckingham palace a fte r the close of hostilities. Prince Christian cr:ne to Lon­ don to attend the funeral of Queen Mother Alexandra, “Aunt Alex," he called her. Early in the w ar he attracted public notice by w riting an open letter to K aiser Wilhelm a t the beginning of the submarine cam­ paign and resigning his commission in the German navy as a pro­ test. Even before thnt incident, however, the ruling fnmily ■of Hesse w as not exactly on whnt could bo considered good terms with the Hohenzollcms. Prince C hristian is preparing to return soon to Cannes, where he has n beautiful homo and spends much of his time. Women hnve invaded the calling of bell-ringing in Erglnnd to a considerable extent nnd In London women have a bell-ringers' guild of their own. Mrs. P. I. H airs, secictary of the guild, helps to ring bells of St. M argaret’s, W estm inster, fo r weddings and is the only woman employed there. The bell-ringing a t St. Clement Danes, in the Strand, fo r the Queen Alexandra memorial serv­ ices, was done by 10 women who worked vigorously for 45 minutes. The heaviest bell, the tenor, whicn weighs two nnd a half tons, was handled by Miss R. Hnwksworth, 19 years old, the youngest mem? ber of the guild. “ A strong man who does not understand bell ringing would prob ably hang himself if he tried to handle the rope of a great church bell,” said Mrs. Hairs. “It is all a m atter of knack and practice. One m ust pull the rope a t tha right tim e to keep the bell swing­ ing properly." One hundred nnd one profession­ al pantomimes are in roheursul in England fo r the Christm as season. This Is discouraging to the croak­ ers who have contended th a t the days of the pantomime ure over. Plays whiclf are not very suc­ j lived in the cessful in thu larger E rglish cities iValerien, be* are preparing to make way for is now the pantomimes to amuse children nnd which sev- grown-ups alike during the holi­ are buried, day season. So great is the demund for p an ­ •fitly. 11 waterpipc tomime actors th at the regular ^ein passage 3, stage cannot supply more than the each other principals. Minor roles are acted | eleventh een- by um ateur perform ers, many of btions includ- whom have hnd yenrs of experi­ lire engrave 1 ence. Unemployed moving picture 1 passages, of actors will appear in many pan to ­ ate exposed. mimes, and street vendors and Rht under the even char women arc called in for abbey here some of tho p arts. ^ct ttfuge i'i ...... Americans who see Kir Austen I YitxV. Vbt Chamberlain in parliam ent and at flttinft froirrvarl°us public gatherings are oke of .\'or- n,uch im pressed by tho resemniiam the bianco he bears to Woodrow Wilrrkiifolpfijt.-i j son in the (Jays when the lute uges and will1f’resiclent w as making Ids first irJjjcrtly. j campaign fo r the presidency. I When Sir A usten is not wearing J:s Pekingese,' bis monocle, his long, slender face ing of caninu bas a striking likeness to th a t of just had his Mr - Wilson in the earlier years of '.' c breeder•, his political career. Sir Austen ia of about the same i* going Wy'j favor by height and figure ns the late P re s­ SchnauM!i\ ident, and carries himself with pxe are being much the sumo quiet dignity. An Anierpai'l 80.00') B!ff. "not be- 1 -rican," the iut becaus" glf cause to reomy in con|rtllv, for some living signed ^enable paintSuable prices. Earle T. Field "•e pedigree." ' !■>(Treat sport AEAI, E.ITATn —INVESTMBNT* m continue I. L o b b y P u l e a t o n - U r u i u l e y Illd g . S anford F lo rid a vFich haa I ’1 fox ami thp in of Dandy __ P*r if a good 1< 'd dog for h dogs is u:i- METAL WORK AND AU­ the P pk the more [.**11 soon Ik* p Nousine." lOTEL Hotel BERLIN, Dec. ID.—(jp)—While “ c?n'Plicat« i position in his game with Torre, the young .lexican expert, in the recent inCJ>C8 ' tournam ent at S ^ n n ’r I)r‘ KmaruieI Lasker, the veteran German m aster, wns hand­ ed a telegram informing him that his drama, 'Days of Mankind" had been accepted for production by the Lfcssing theater, Dr: I°°ked away from H**, b,oari distractedly, indicating th at for the moment human emo­ tion nnd conquered cold logic. He presently resumed his game, but made a move which lost it for . ,?t Was his first defeat in the Mo i ° w tournam ent and helped to cheat him of the first prize, as he needed only th at one game and an additional half point to draw with the Russian, Bogoljubow, the ultimate winner. Dr. Lasker’s drama was written hi collaboration with his brother. Dr. Berthoid Lasker, who practiccs medicine nnd is well known 08 a semi-professional chest* nlayer. The play in of deep phi­ losophical arid symbolic signifi­ cance, its theme being redemption from rationalism nnd rigid logic through the powers of mysticism. Ur Lasker is an active member of the Kant society and frequently lectures on philosophy hefore Ger­ man educational societies. Dr Lnsker intends to viKt the United States early next spring. palates of kings failed to appeal to tho people of Pressburg, Cze­ choslovakia, wherc he conducted a cafe, Alois Boza has disappeared and police fear ho has killed him­ self. Boza was once a chef in the kitchens of Edward VII of E ng­ land, Franz Josef I of Austrin, and Peter the First of Serbia. Though he received large salaries for his services in royal courts, he be­ er .no poor in his old nge. N um er­ ous, creditors who hacked him in the cafe venture have asked the police of central European coun­ tries to hunt for him. Hozn, a swine-herder on his father's farm in Serbia, started a;, a culinary artist in Bclgrnde and Vienna restaurants. His fam e ns a fish cook spread over the continent. He was invited to be­ come head chef of Franz Josef’s household nnd from Vienna he went to serve King Edward in London nnd later King Peter in Belgrade. Discharged from the arm y, in which he hail been a cook, in 1919, he set up in business for himself in Pressburg. He tried futilely for six years to make his cafe nay. One morning pass^rsby found a sign hanging on the cafe door. It read: “Those who relished my food nre gone, I must go, too." George Bernard Shaw hates the movies nnd will not ai'ow any of his plays to be filmed. He was horrified upon attending a pro­ duction of his "Saint Ilona," at the Palace theater, Manchester, to see a moving picture advertisement flashed on the curtain dr.ring one of the intermissions. Shaw immediately sent one of his famous postcards to the house'. management saying he would ex- Germany is experiencing an inundation of ration kultur. Spe­ cial efforts are being made by Russian Icadem to show Germany and the world that development of nrt, music, education, science and even sport has made great progress under the soviet regime. • !,ho, > ltur series was opened in Berlin by a three-weeks' engage­ ment of the Moscow A rt studio, which demonstrated Dantzschinkoii ideas about opera. A little later Prof. Semashko. Russian commis­ sar of health, addressed numerous medical societies on the progress of public health work in his coun­ try. More recently A. Luncharsky, commimar for education, has come to Berlin to get in touch with lend­ ers of German education ami in­ troduce himself to the German theater ns ft dramatist. Two of his plays were given during his visit. In soviet circles it is admitted that these visits are directed toward advertising Russia ns a cul­ tural state. Hand in hand with the movement in Germnny to in­ ternational contests and celebra­ tions in Russia, such ns the jubilee I!1, th*i Moscaw Mndemy a,li:* 8clenc(1> ij10 interna- , , , « .. . I... „ .i,i ir, ih t ,»■ “ S B „cl3 Driven to despair because menus which once tickled the There also is n sim ilarity in their methods of public speaking. Sir Austen (s deliberate and slow in his speech, lie uses few gestures but employes his right h ard in em­ phasizing points, much a fter the manner of Mr. Wilson. However, the resemblance is confined almost entirely to per­ sonal appearance, m anner and bearing. Sir Austen’s voice is wholly unlike that of Mr. Wilson. o r i revenue derived from this adverr ’ tisement in addition to the royal-1 i,\ t iik n i t c i i i T c o r i n ' n r ty on the play. Shaw's share was » o r.v rv , ri.n fiin .t. 18 shillings f..r the week’s display . VM .V,1,*,'.;, of the advertii.jment. But Allen ' " * romplalnsiu Young, the manager of the thethe­ v*. DONALD, f t nl, ater, had Shaw's postcard photo­ MARY A. M aDr off ndnnlH ( t r i l r r O f l ‘ii! i l lr iillin t graphed and made a considerable n o t ic e to known and sum from the sale of copies. K S O W N D E F E N I >ANTS, J. II. JACKSON 3 S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo r id a , a n d d c s c rib e d a* follow s, to -w it: A ll o f t l o v e r n m e n t L o t s J. 1 a n d 4 o f S ectio n 9, T o w n s h i p 20 s o u t h . R a n g e 30 e a s t , and It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n Hilt o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n th a t , y o u and e a c h o f y o u m a y c la i m so m e r i g n t . t i t l e o r i n i e r e s t In nnd to t h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r ib e d . I t Is t h i r e f o r e O R D E R E D Hint vnu a n d each o f y o u n re hereby r e ­ q u i r e d t o n p p e a r t o t h e R ill of C om i i . s i l a h e r e i n t i l e d o n M o n d ay t h e 4th. d a y o f J a n u a r y . 191*. t h e sa m e b e i n g a R u l e D a y o f t h i s C o u r t, a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d , F l o r ­ id a. a n d In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f . D ecree P ro C onfesso w ill be en tered a g a in s t you. sa id cau se b ein g a s u i t t o q u i e t t i t l e In t h e C o m p l a i n n u t , In a n d t o t h e l a n d s h e re l n n b u v * d escrib ed . It Is t h f r e f o r e O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s l o t Ice bn p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b Halted In S c n tin o ln C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n c e a w e e k In f o u r (1 ) c o n s e c u ­ t i v e w e e k l y Is s u e s . W I T N E S S toy h a n d n m l o f f ic ia l s e a l o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C irc u it of th e S ta te of F l o r i d a . In a n d f o r S e m i n o le C o u n t y , o n t h i s t h e 4 th d a y of D e ­ c e m b e r , A. P . 1926. (S igned) V. B. DOUGLASS. C lerk (S E A L ) H yi A. M. W E E K S , D e p u t y C le r k . WIU SON , H O F S H O L D F .l t .V HOY LE S o l i c i t o r s fo r C o m p l a i n a n t . Dec. 6*12-19-26 J u n 2. Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS U n it e 1 3 -1 3 M a s o n i c T e m p l e D n l l d l n g 944<tt 1 •-1* Selected from the list below will bring joy, on Christmas morning. To Her 5 PLATINUM—DIAMOND DINNER RINGS—BAR PINS ENGAGEMENT RINGS WRIST WATCHES—BRACELETS ! ■ a Now. honestly, how can he expect her to he Interested ■ in a home that she can’t fix up to suit Jterself? - j, r That home is her workshop, her business; nnd she ■ ought to have one of her own thnt «ouM-improve to* ■ her heart’s content. Then she’d want to stay at home. BEADED DAGS—MESH HAGS COMPACTS FOUNTAIN PENS—TOILET SETS PERFUME BOTTLES BEADS—PEARLS ATOMIZER If this man will come nnd see us, we can make him a proposition in building m aterials that he can’t nfford to turn down. . . . .1 » • | McLaulin n THE JEWELER *■ H U 1 i Office in new Merriwcather Building 2nd Street. Phone 611 T»T ^T T lir WISE BOAT WORKS IL H mmH ---------Builder of--------GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL and ROW BOATS Goals and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application Mt. Dora, Florida A nnouncement. ... " KEEP TO HAPPINESS" Owing to the embargo our building butt been delayed and it will bn nonto time In January before wo ean have our opening for this reason wo are having ship men! a bold up and are forced to make a small beginning in our store facing y SAI.ES AND SERVICE SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. SANFORI) A N D GKNEVA AVENUES * *t ’•» .(;i • * .*i Id We have plenty of parking space and invite you to call nnd nttend the beginning of what will soon grow Into the HANDSOMKST FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN THIS SECTION. Of course our Stock on Uitnlny in extremely limited and so far consists of I 1Wniin^er Living Room Suites, Refrigerators, Lamps, Redding and Fancy Goods for the Holiday Trade T he Unusual For Our Leader We Place on Sale 24—BEA UTIFUL ROCK ERS—24 In Fiber and French Ivory, Hand Decorated and with Cushion at ,* T $12.48 Only one to n customer THE DREAM HOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of Sanford a fast growing, highly restricted residential centers. I'ealufcs— Eml’o.lyinz only the moat >de«l f e a t , cclotex cei| illBSi tosether Tile nml Oak f oora throughout. Tex‘°"L’ ms both the complete .Iream with many built-in features. Make these six room home. Completely and elegantly furnished. f o r s a l e by A . P. Connelly & Sons Magnolia a t Second B M r& ftd M ra :- BijBrigy Easy Rcpnvnient Plan AUTOMOBILE FOR CHRISTMAS or , Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, Hodgins & Cowan PERIa L INCOM E T A X IN V E ST IG A T IO N S ft YHTFJtSt ft • *...... A U DITS Keeping on the hop ipn.v bo od ndvic good ndvice, but consider tho flea; the flea aoon goes to (ho dogs. I * t f 5TU D EBA K ER 207 French Ave. - - *’ H■:£ PA G E F Open Evenings Until Christmas TOMOBILE RADIATOR REPAIRING. Sheet Metal Co. cn T H E S T A T E o r FL O R ID A , to : M ary A. M a c D o n a ld . E v a A g n e s C ro lly n nd ------------- Clrully h e r h u s h a n d . L ew i* C o llin s. C a r r i e M. I l a r r « n a n d ------------H a m m h e r h u s b a n d a n d M a r g a r e t W . I t a m s e y , If l i v i n g n n u If n n y o r a l l o f t h e s a i d d e ­ f e n d a n t s be d e a d , t h e n t o all im r IP 's c l a i m i n g n n y I n t e r e s t u n d e r M «ry A. M ticno tinbl. Eva Agnes t r o i ly a n d ------ — —C r o l l y h e r h u a bam t. L e w i s C o llin s . C a r r i e M. I l a r r o n a n d — ------- H a m m h e r H u sb a n d a n d M a rg a re t W . H am sey deceased, a s h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s o r n lli<° " i i . l i a m A L E X A N D E R Cl I AN AN u« l l o u l d a t o r of th o H o r l d a Im nd * C o to n lx u tlo n C o m ­ p a n y . L td ., If h o bo l i v i n g a n d If he bo d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g u n d e r th e said W il li a m A le x a n d e r liu e h a n a n n s liq u id a to r of t h e s a i d F l o r i d a L a n d n n d C o lo ­ n izatio n C o m p an y , L t d , or o lh e r a n d to a l l o t h e r l i q u i d a t o r s of t h e F l o r i d a L a n d ft C o lo n i z a ti o n C o m p a n y , L td., w h o s e n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n nnd w h o c la im i n t e r e s t In t h e p r o p e r t y Inv olved In t h i s s u i t , n n d to a il o t h e r s u c c e s s o rs , s h a r e h o ld e r s , s t o c k h o ld e r s , c r e d i ­ to r s , g r a n t e e s o r o t h e r p a r t i e s o r persons c la im in g nny rig h t, title or In te re st of a n y n a tu r e w hatsoever, by. t h r o u g h o r u n d e r t h e F l o r i d a L a n d & C o lo n i z a ti o n C o m p a n y . Ltd ., a n d to nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g n n y I n ­ t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In t h e la n d In­ v o lv ed in t h i s s u i t u n d e r a n y of th e a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , e a c h an d e v e r y w h o s o n a m e s an d r e s i ­ d e n c e s n r e u n k n o w n to t h e C o m ­ p l a i n a n t In th e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e a n d to nil u n k n o w n p a r t i e s w h o m ­ soever c la im in g an y in terest or In ­ t e r e s t s In t h e la n d Involved In th i s s u it, s a h t la n d b e i n g s i t u a t e d In 'W k '’ •♦I i»T ' C>» Bed Spring and M attress at $27.50. u >* �m \ .W * >. * -■ *-t. ***.-. r, •: i\,« . • T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA . .« iAY, Y*r 7 ’Y'V; 1 DECEM BER U>, 102.. V l-V 'W iii a golden opportunity for investment Druid Park is an ideal home location in the midst of natural and created beauty with every opportunity for the enjoyment of life under conditions that promise future health and prosperity. Unit Number 2 is .now open for reservations see the plats at this office. Choice locations go to those makinj early selections. We advise immediate action. BRUT CHITTENDEN REAL! v v v v 4* COMPANY, DEVELOPERS vv 4•!*-I'-K*£ v »:• <•vv < • . /. • > • > : • ..s.\ •’ VVVV.'-. VV M-VVV'i' * ■‘♦ v •:••:<.;.<..;. ■ ❖ ****. j.*.>.j.**<‘ ’V v £• v �THE SANFOBD HERALD, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1925 / on Bill For Postoffice And Railroads Asked To Departments Before House Give Preference In -VT D ec. 18.— (/P )— v p n a tio n b ill o f it the treasury ■parlmcnts— w a s oujo t o d a y , c a l l e x p e n d it u re s o f the t o t a l n l l o w ihmrnta i n l a s t T he a m o u n t , 1ftOG.000 b elo w ; t of the Increase Is service to meet in­ is ami to handle a t of mail. 3rd is allotted $24,crease of £I,G15,000 i being designed to ttaSj of $l,oH0 en- propriation propor­ tion enforcement ij i decrease of $3G4,- Mt fiscal year. Of ifUlnant. TA jpwlant. liiorcc. (iT FLORIDA, to ; fjrrm Hie s w o r n M il t( the c o m p l a i n a n t you a r e a tm n I, state o f F l o r i d a ; n effie-* a d d r e s s In U *•• nth C a r o l i n a , u'rr the a g o o f 2 1 ■ Hut ** I s no p e r s o n fri-rhM. thi* s e r v i c e I ot« n w hom w o u l d jblsanis OUNCE. If li v i n g , jilnst all p a r t i e s g in the f o l l o w i n g amlcr S a r a h M. yd, nr o t h e r w i s e ; 6 th in g , s n d !f 6 parties '1.l i m i n g within ilesrrlb u ti > )', Marks, d e c e a u : John lib-Its. If l l v t then a g a in s t a ll : Interest In t h o lan.U under J o h n rr otherwise; H. N. • I It thsd. t h e n rlalmn.: I n t e r e s t •rrll'i.l lauds u nd er. » .||. nr . Mil r w l s e ; pnrtb. claiming Indun d- ».-rUi. I l a n d s 4'ierttxd a s f n l p l t t t r (>t s o u t h t S'CUi.ri i; N o r t h nhwMi ctnsrter of htt kilt q i’ ,-rti" , |e - 1 thU sum, tho amount allotted fo r the procurement of evidence is-In­ creased from $50,000 to $250,000, of which $50,000 is made available immediately. The kill nlIot3 to the postoffice departm ent $738,230,000 nn in ­ crease over the current appropria­ tion of $10^,000,000, which is a de­ crease of $3,411,01)0 below budget estimates. ’The treasury’s share is given as $120,010,000 or nn .increase of $1,1)95,000 over tho present fiscal year, but n decrease of $1,105,000 in the budget figures. A total of $2,050,000, or nn in­ crease of §50,000 would be given In the nir mail service, the ad­ ditional funds being made neces­ sary by the increased frequency of the night service between New York and Chicago. sc rib e d la n d s u n d e r M a ry F. M a rk s, deceased, o r o th e rw ise ; J o h n R ick s, If li v in g , a 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 In t h e w i t h i n d o s c rib e d la n d s u n d e r J o h n H icks, d e ­ c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; K. N. F e l l , if l i v i n g , a n d if d e a d , t h e n n il p a rtlc H c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In t h e w i t h i n d e ­ s c r i b e d laniljt u n d e r Ik N. F e l l , d o C en sed o r o t h e r w i s e ; a m i n il u n ­ k n o w n p a r t l e a c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t In th e w ith in d escrib ed la n d s ; w h ich lan d s a re d escrib ed a s fo llo w s; S o u th east q u arter of south w est q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n 8; n o r t h h a l f of n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n 17; n o r t h h a l f o f G o v e r n m e n t L o t No. 2, o t h e r w i s e d e s c r i b e d n s N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r , of S e c t i o n 17: n m l n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r o f s o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f * S e c t i o n 17; a l l In T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , R a n g e .30 o a s t , In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i ­ da,: You, n n d e a c h o f y o u , a r e h e r e b y ! , o r d e r e d to a p t , e a r t o t h e hill of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e o n t h e t t h d a y of J a n u a r y , 1926, n t t h e C o u r t i l o u s o o f S em inole C o u n ty . It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th i n o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d In T h o S a n f o r d H erald , a n e w s p a p e r of g e n e ra l c i r ­ c u l a t i o n . p u b l i s h e d In S a n f o r d , S e m ­ i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo r id a . W itn e ss m y h a n d and th e seal of th e C ircu it C o u rt of S em in o le C o u n ­ ty , S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r ­ id a , t h i s 4til d a y o f D e c e m b e r . 1923. . V. E. D O U G L A S C le rk of C irc u it C o u rt o f S e v e n th Ju d icial C ircuit of F lo r id a for S e m i n o l e County. Ity A. M. W E E K S , D e p u t y C l e r k . S. J . STIG GIN H. S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m ­ plain an t. D ee. 3. 12. 19. 26, J a n . 2. S c a l e d Id d s Will h e r e c o i l e d liy tin. C o u n t y H o a rd o f P u b l i c I n ­ stru ctio n for S em in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a, nt S u p e rin te n d e n t's O f­ fice. C o u r t H o u s e , H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , u n t i l e l e v e n A. M.. J a n u a r y 12th, 192(1, f o r t h e f u r n i s h i n g o f m a t e r ­ ial f o r n n d th o e r e c t i o n o f a c o lo r e d School R u lld ln g lo cated n t S an fo rd . In S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h p l a n s a n d s p e c i f i c a t i o n * an p rep ared by E lto n J. M oughton. A r­ ch itect. S u c c e s s f u l b i d d e r o r b i d d e r s w ill be req u ired to fu rn ish a su rety b o n d In a n a m o u n t e q u a l t o seven * ty * f lc o <75*;?») p e r c e n t o f t h e eo nt r a c t p rlc o o f t h e i r bill, a n d t o m eet W ith t h e a p p r o v a l o f t h e H e a rd . N o h id w ill h e c o n s i d e r e d mil,- s m a d e u p o n a f o r m a s f u r n i s h e d by t h e A r c h i t e c t , a n d a c c o m p a n i e d b,'> a c e r t i f i e d c h e e k p a y a b l e t o sa id H o a r d In a m o u n t o f F i f t e e n H u n ­ dred (81600.00) D o llars; (p ro v id ­ ed t h a t c a s h i e r ' s clnVUs rut hank o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y w i l l ho c o n ­ sid ered ns certified cheeks). The ch eck of th e su c c e ssfu l b id d e r or Id d d i-rs to b e r e t a i n e d by s a id Board us liquidated dam ns, s h o u l d t h e s u c c e s s f u l b i d d e r o r b id dorn fall o r refits • t o execute * c o n t r a c t and to su p p ly bond, a s r e ­ q u ired , w ith in te n d a y s a f t e r w r i t ­ F*h«*»’. « tn»r o f t e n n o t i c e o f a c c e p t a n c e o f bid. [ter ,f Srtttcn i f ; The Board reserves the r i g h t to Ittirhr cl i- u th w e st r e j e c t a n y a m i a l l b id s, o r to a c ­ w? E; all In t o w n - c e p t a n y Idd o f p a r t o f bid b y t h e m d e e m e d t o lie t o t h e b e s t I n t e r e s t o f tlu* C o u n t y . C opies o f p la n s nnd s p e c if ic a ­ t i o n s m a y he h a d f r o m t h e A r c h i ­ tect upon d e p o sit of ^T w en ty -fiv e (323.00) D ollars ce rtifie d check. PAGE M A R IE II O R A T V O C A L . J O H N P . H A R T , G E O R G E VJ. MATH I MU, clca , h e ir * . d c v ls s e * . g r a n t * * * <>r m b t r w l w a m i t o t h s h««lr». «!*\ i s r r * . u T u n tf* '' o r o t t i r r c l a i m a n t * u n d e r B A P T IK T R B O R A T Uccenm'U; i’nil to tlio h r l r * . d e v i a t e s . it r a n * t«-«i n r o t h e r c l a i m a n t * u n d e r J K A N I t O N I l A n o t l X lleven aed : a m i t o t h e heir* «!•*%Lire,*, g ran t* ,* * o f o t h e r c ln l m .int* a n t l e r J A N R O U D A D O U X , tlcern*etl; nm l t o a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t * In t h e la ml In v o lv ed In t h i n s u i t u n d e r a n y u t th e nbovo nam ed defendant*, enrli a n d e v e r y , w h o s e n a m e * a n d a g a i n s t y o u , n a ld c a u s e b e i n g a s u i t t o q u i e t t i t l e In t h e C o m p l a in * a n ts , In nm l t o t h e t a n d a h e r e i n ­ a b o v e d e n c rl h e tt . ‘ ■ It Is t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D t h a t till* n o t i c e he p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n fo rd H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h ­ e d In H a n fo rd , S em in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a o n c e a w e e k In f o u r (4 ) c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k l y Issu es. W IT N ESS m y hnm l an d t h e o f ­ ficial s e a l o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t o f cpssimI, — v h a t t a NOOGA. Tcnn., Doc. 18 —UT)—\ ?econd appeal for prefer­ ential treatment of nows print paper shipments for Florida pub­ lishers was addressed Wednesday to tho traffic managers of the rail­ roads and steamship lines entering Florida by President W. C. John­ son of the Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Ainociatiqp. It was announced a t the head­ quarters here th a t mnny publish­ ers report that permits have been received for paper shipments in carload lots but tho congestion has delayed movements which may cause curtailment or entire suspen­ sion of somo Florida newspapers unless relief is given immediate­ ly by the transportation lines. Mr. Johnron pointed out that newsprint paper was accorded pre­ ferential consideration during the World War by the carriers ns*a necessity and ho urged the simi­ lar treatment *be given now to lU'rtlil ------- la l n a u l s . In t h e n b o v o e n t i t l e d tuse nm l t o a ll u n k n o w n p a r t i e s , hnm so-vrr, claim in g a n y In terest • I n t e r e s t s In t h e Inuil Involve*! i t h i s stilt, salil limit tiolnir s l t u •* In S etnln..le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , ul d e s c r i b e d a s fo llo w s, t o - w l t : T R A C T 1. IteRlnnlnK 331 * 76-100 f e e t w e s t of t h e s m i t h r n s t c o r n e r o f thi> n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of th e s o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of S ec­ t i o n 19, T o w n s h i p 20 s o u t h , R a n g e 33 e a s t , r u n w e s t 350 feet, thentto north 792 f e e t , th e n c e e a st r>r,(i feet, t h e n c e s o u t h 792 f e e t t o p o in t o f b e g i n nlm r. c o n t a i n i n g 10 a c r e s m o r e o r less. T R A C T 2. B e g i n n i n g n t n p o in t 330 f e e t w e s t of t h e n o r t h e a s t c o r n e r o f th e n o rth w est q u a rte r of S ec­ t i o n 2S, T o w n s h i p 20 s m i t h . R a n g e 32 e a s t , r u n Nvost 600 feet, t h e n c e s o u t h 360 fe e t , th ence e a st 600 fe e t , t h e n c e n o r t h 363 f e e t t o p o i n t o f b e ­ g in n i n g , co n tain in g 5 ncros m o r e o r less. T R A C T 3. B e g i n n i n g n t n p o i n t I A- (2 -1 0 0 c h 'il n s e a s t of th o s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of tlio s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of th e s o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of S ec­ tio n 26, T o w n s h i p 20 s o u t h . Itntiqo 32 oust, t h e n c e n o r t h 30 d e g r e e s , e a s t 9 & 93/100 c h a in * , th e S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C ircu it o f th e S ta te F lo r i d a ,.in and fo r * * m lnnle C ou n ty, u u itliM FhW 4th d ay o f tn w ir iw r , a . D. la th . (Sighted) V. K. DOUGLAS. C lerk. . (H E A L ) By A. M. W E E K S , D e p u t y C le r k . w il s o n , iro u s ii o l d e r * b o t l e . S o li c it o r * f o r C o m p l a i n a n t * . Dec. 5-12*19-2* J a n 2. O n \V e s t F l r a t S t r e e t , S a n f o r d , F l a . , o n e b lo c k w e a t o r D e l- a n d r o a d , y o u w ill f i n d a a e l e c t e t o c k o f f i n e sin g in g canaries, parrots, p a ro k e e ts n m l g o ld fish . F o r y o u r C h r i s t m a s p re s e n ts also c a g e s a n d s u a p lU a , C o m e g e t y o u r c h o ic e w h i l e p i c k i n g Is gooyl. West F irst Stree 1 block west of DeLand Sanford, Flo. Merry Christmas The Price I s Right SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. t in ie r nmtkm; t o o f I'l ih l le n t l know n , KNOWN HRFKNDA S T A T E O F F L O R ID A , to D A V ID W. ADAMS. IS HART and ------------ HART hand. .IR AN E A I'T IH T .IRAN H A IT IST IIOIIA ROD T IIR IF.U L. MARIA M A R IE MURAT VOCAL. H AR T, G E O R G E E. MA‘ li v i n g n n d If a n y o r u so ld d e ft n il a n t s lie de.nl nil p a r t l e t c l a i m i n g nn: u n d e r D A V ID W . ADAMS. I. MART n m l------------- II h u s b a n d . .IRAN HAITIST JE A N H A IT IS T IIORA R O U T IIR IE U L , M A R IA jr S A V E o n ? ^ I T H RIV E C EARNING MONEY OUT OF SCHOOL A vacation that is all play nml no “pay” won’t get you anywhere, hoys. Earn some money of your own this sum­ mer ami make a start toward a mnn's-size bank account. FIRST NATIONAL WHAT TO GIVE? W. S. PRICE, Mgr. 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w NEW LUM BERYARD A complete line of Cypress nnd Pine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring Ceiling Finish Mouldings I.nlh Prick Lime Plaster White Itock Plaster Ilotrd Nails Screen Wire Miiilders Hardware H o ars Windows Frames nnd Screens Made to Order Murphy Ironing Hoards Medicine Cabinets Read The Ads In 9 The Herald A n d You Will Find The Gift Acceptible BANK Chuluota Company (FLAGLER SYSTEM) Owners and Developers of *friplfon for f» Flu, Dcjij T and Mnl the Kerms. The Small Depositor Today TO NORTHERN CITIES! dinner on tho [al,k Saturday, earnestly so- Flvt nilirti i wr*k firm JiAimvtlTe. L,r;*. Cnoifi«tild< (turner,, Iniludinf the NkW. rupiiSrcnt S. S. AHrj;tuny. Fiici, iocluJIn j uueU end berth, tu IIALTI.MORK, JtO.% FIIILAHKl.l'illA, 3G.3S I! OS TON, (17.53 Tlu -ijh fittt anj rail cixinecrhini to other Nurtliern citieqlnduduidNew Votkl Sem-e tu ltv,iuub^ S. S, IVrliMre every fen i!aj» frocn Mhstl *hrc.t tu rtutiuelpLu. Autamohlles Carried. S e n d Fur Il lu i tr a t c d llooklet. Mudusti & Kitten TrmpoiUtioa Comyuy riet Sou E. Ihy St. Telephoo* po4j3 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. may 1»* the big depositor tomorrow. Thif Is a growing bunk in a growing town. Wt want more people in Sanford to get acquaint ed with us. , Interest I’ain on Savings Accounts, Seminole County, Florida Win. It. Kenan, Jr., President J. W. Hoffman. Vice President General Offices, City Hldg. St. Augustine, Fla. A. 0 . Wagner Hesident Agent, Chuluota, Fin. Climate. Ideal the year round. S an ford,1Fla STRENGTH-SERVICE - PROSKBSS < £ ^ Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up to date. ' year. Rates reasonable. Open throughout the Unequaled citrus and trucking: lands. I oultry and dairy farm ing, ’\ "^saaxna You W o u ld L ik e Home i n F l o r id a 01 your own, ideally situated behways and two lakes, with all city in co m e : ^ 8h ttu lly to start immediately. «« in te re s tin g Unusually good hunting and fishing for recreation. v O utstanding features are many. A visit will convince you this is the place to locate. Townsite beautifully located 63 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 literatu re on request. 1 15 p ro p o s itio n 5*** only $r>,000.1)0 on very easy term*i :rated booklet, or call. ISpUDON J. BABNETO p u id js. k. Location. Southeastern Seminole County, .SG miles South’ of New Smyrna on New Smyrna-Okeechobee B ranch Florida East Coast R. R. On good hard surface roads, 22 miles from Sanford and Orlando and 27 miles from the Coast at Indian River City. , W in te r P o rk — Chuluota Company is one of the Associated Land Companies of the Florida East Coast Railroad (Fiagler System ) �- r; n v S I V U “ ’ ' -■■, -J ■f m K " - jft v^KJFi". •" .-!vK i ■ ^________________ . -• , - /••/.■ '- ■ > ■ y 'V I E EIGHTEEN ■<■*', M ' ■"• ';>■ ,rj*‘ >’ ''2 k . I. ‘- ‘ ' >,-■■ ' ’ \.. ■>' •' • " THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925 ‘'■ '•'-u u '• . ■'>7T' STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER By CIIARLEP P. STEWART WASHINGTON, Doc. IS).—Con- Jews, Minnesota and Now MexjCTVtn is ju st out with another of iro, though their sprits nro con its wcli-known directories-—n tu r ­ tested—Brookhart’s by Daniel F. key-rod one this time. The Inst Stcek, Kchnil’s by Mnngua Johnwas blue. The Congressional Di- fon and B ratton’s by* Holm 0. Burr e c to ry ’s purpose is to inform rum. Gerald P. Nye, whose right rnthcr than to thrill, i t isn’t m ft sit with th" solnns is nlso quesnltogethar uninteresting volume a t tinned, ncverlluders n= one of tinthat. |N orth Dakota s.nntors, if the di* * * rectory knows w hat it’s talking This is the first Congn-rdonal nh nt. Directory in history, for in ■•••seo to cuntnin as many as three conTiie directory likewise introduces gresswomen’s names nil a: «ncc. to the senatorial world A rthur ii. One of them. Mrs. Horen • P. llobinri.n <f Intilnna, George H. Knhn of California, pad. ter V,illiunn (,f '-ii o.tiri and “ Youtn; autobiographical sketch of itetactf Bob" La Foilelo- of Wisconsin, into exactly '1C, words, including “ H a n g Dob" is the i nly member her nnmo and sbme dates. Mrs. of cith er hon e, who describing Edith Nourse Rogers of hi pdici s, mid... in parenthesis, chusetts and Mrs. Mary T. Nor- l u l.r tlr* word “ IlcpubHcnn," the ton of New Jersey go into n bit «ti*i’lifyin‘: ndjeetive,' “ ProgresHmoro detail, to the tune of 75 iv . ' Aii tho oth* rs of tha insuro r 80 words apiece. ».n.t Republican g im p - even men * * * H ■Brm. .hart and Bcnntor Fra;tT h e directory takes i' for grant- i-r of North Dakota, who liavi fed th n t Smith W. Brookhort, Thom- been read out of tho party- set as D. Scholl ami Sam G. b rat- th in : elves down simply a "Reton aro senators respectively from publicans" and lot it go at that. 1 isi c i i t i ' i i t I ' l i i ' i t T , s i ; v t ; v i s i . i t m i l vi. i m i t r r , h u m i m i m -: i ' i i I s t i ., K M M t i i i a . in i n i , c c iiv . m i l to H a i t i Till** i . v itt: hi -it m iii: i ii a M I I . II. L E V Y , C .im iiln ln n n t, vn. TMOMAH It. A l t i ' I I E I t , If u ll v n iiii .I If ilvnil In Ills unkiro.* s I 1 r U’ * i j*tut. 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Them are, of centric, precetlm t i foe this curious phenome­ non.—Punch. H O L C O K N , S a le s M a n a g e r ■ 'IM <’l e r k I I It \ v \l* i X h I ’t i v i: « S o i l e d ' t f o r i* ml,l il n a n t f i i h . Ini", :,.|2 -i:*-2ii Phone 7*10 acreage MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO ' • n n tl «!* .• r ‘n n - r r a o f d r a i n ' l l n u i r k , ’ I i (h ' ,• h i . ii , i * " ,i t h e b t C ' i ’ i l i : i . v a y « - r o t e - t i n g t H it t o w n v. it ll T u m i . im i *’.• i ; h I iv i*i * tIti' nv i" iv!i' dt n r - ' n a r l y c’-m »b *1. h In idhii i< 1 i im i I w ill bit V' td’lli :, l ,:.t.*r p u r »h - ; i - w i.u n t !i-• im p i'i v n ii K 'it 'S . . t _• fln iiii.iil t!ii • w i u i t r. *' " ''p a a u a w a n a n n B n a c tn a a s a a a a H a a r a r a K n K n B z a c n a u a tJ iiM '* ’■* K n a t 1 j 4 •t a 1 t j l I l a * \\\* are j;ninj: to offer a few lots on our development 1, which is nearly completed at prcviIi■ - !. 1-iu :11 prices, for a limited period, on very attractive term s as follows:: PRICEOFLOTS- 3600.00 title ! tiul 'ti* n.' llif ’.nml >y Mi.) limit I irrn i. i. ,i tD - ' Hi* tlo-Giuw.i haril f i u d nth! Ih u m ib n m l. V i in r.'. ik * a t' r t: •>.* v. i’t *•v . !*:««(.:•• • tin a! F 1’i f r r ,| i,|- vi itijly . A URAL I'AIV; \IN: |o rxrc-3 (intg acres til l. Good t i S L i ; ll * Christmas and New Y ear’s O ffering ^ • M-hv mid InriiH <>:i them* l» i!i fur ii.ipi’uv.-il |ii’npiTty ao:» .Liigao'bt A \ u. !i:> acres fin bel.'vv Lake *h innrket. -•)!) Milgmdia A» 3 R eal E s ta te General I :iM F ird Naliiaul Ibd Bfe I Sanford, Fla. / fi 4,000,000 ACRES From $4.50 to WMpen FREE—REFRESHMENTS AT COMMUNITY DIN- £ ING ROOM. a ° See Our Salesmen 11 ] LAKEMARYDEVELOPMENTCO. ! ! ** b i a o h iiijp J y it 103 Magnolia Avenue Phone 117 % it * H ii-afJKKEriija^'f n s a u c a u a c t n o n w ncR nnaija: c a c n n a i a i z i t i a n a t v Timber lands, §12.50 to §G5.,/!\atat Farm s with buildings, §25.00 pertaespRiver Front land, §9.00 per acre up. Ocean Front, §100.00 per foot. 1 nr ti \\underTul L;j* If You Art New. t illt(i\\ Groves paying 25 percent net. - lunting S mii idu BJvd. ami (.’oiniiHTcial St., ovtrlnkiua BRYANT & HATHA! .Miiuin*'. «.r.- s. ‘•"'Ml A \c . Appr-I\imaluly T.OO ft. deep. In l'ii m u t t o n For BROWN REALTY COMPANY ,7 ,-W 122 Faina Avenue Number G Ball IJuiltling, Oppose Office, Sanford, Florida Another Bungalow ju st ci-mplolcd, four rooms, electric lights, hath room, fireplace. Only §5,509. Easy terms. 20 Years Experience With Fiori-i A Bungalow of three rooms. Nearly finished. Electric 'M d s, bath, and fireplace. Lot 50x116. §1,500.00. Easy Terms. T H E CHRISTM AS GIFT SO live-room Cottage, bath, Lee trie lights, fireplace and Karage. Lot 66x 116. Only §3,500. E asy terms. The g i f t ; ih le as.iUH depcndecce I for the 1jw° 1hese places are well equipped with dish closets and vlonet't for other uses. • These are real bargains. Let us show them to vou. or daughter pear to be Christmas ible. Lake Mary Development Company 168 Magnolia Ave. Let the P an tee tins l- Phone 117 R. TUELL & SMITH orF IfK i*«*iiln»! A rlinin' HJiltT. llririttilii A. W INSTON, General Pl> isonic M A « 'I I I N i: a riitini" IJIIT* 11 COLCLOUGH HEALTYi S ^ a Phone 2:il Black llarnnMtfcgB up. I*riced w tiS Franklin T* neu* let.-, well VatHe lo-.v iota adjoining. Auk us aW:: tbs "1 PACKARD REALTY CO. JH 10 h;.re tdety i.ma, .1 airt-i ^ , < an i;.-. immediate. , , , ti.t. . n THIS OFFER ('LOSES JANUARY 1st, 1926 FREE—TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. i 3 .I 1 • '-l f! ° a t ' “ati ui nt •: 00.00. n TERMS: FIRST PAYMENT $20.00 and §20:00 g MONTHLY for months thereafter, which takes n care of aii interest charges. ^ Plum * 2a I Want Ads are your guide to better things-READ EM! S lN * iJ T I V M » U l l i l N f i VI I t ’ll I M ’.S td lie-n -T S ln e l'w|t> li o h le r n SIoIllltK t l n r k l i i r lle tiu llt I'tiil Si eniiil l l n n d T> pet* rlti-ra t ' v e r j fl it,ik In U flli-e Vlaet>lti*-i* it Suit Iti Halts s i . ^ 103 E. Second St. FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. 113! 2 Magnolia I TY I’H U II I T I ’.IIS I’or lota in West Sanford ‘ see us. ' -ui Hy A ,M V. l i t t OFFICE MACHINES ItO V A I. and J li, .niiln ,o - *-..rn* t ..*• , t,. , ., r; vV •, m ild H.-.-thm 21. re n t ' i . i , , * ,... , . . , <t 1( ,, , , I.f I., I n i i l n r . iln-iii i- e i m i . r, » ............... F . , e l e v e n A. M., J a n a . i r v IJ tli. fo r th e fu r n ls h tn u ; of i n a t e m l * fo r * n d t l .......... * t h m o f a eo m ,lei.- le ai Intr a y s t e m f*ir tt i r l.m u S id e I’r l i..— n a r v. .tti-lieol t t n ll d li n : .h e n. .le . . ... ............. . d -lit b In • • • • W . - ^ ; Phone 744. ■ .flu- H a lif - r d . I ' h i r l 'i . i . Isl National Hank IHdg. X FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE IJOP. ia-I8.su Jan 3-9. .. ........ J . I 'E M t J .U .; , A V E .C F .L E PY f„ 11 acres, DIG tiled 0 1 tools, $10,000.00, 1.0 Terms On Balance KARL J. SCHULTZ -1 HOMES —I.OTS—KAI - 1 - • ■ ------------------------------------------ *----.h o t i r i i t h r n v i ii \ i T o i f * . S e a l e d h ld s l. Ill lie l i . i i \ * d hy t h e f ’o n n t y t l n m d *f P u tilh In Ml r u c t i o n f u r H en ilu n le C n u n t . . IInrlda, at SlIiieritiU unleiil'H " t l l i e <?,«u r l l( ...... i, INVESTMENTS Land at 11 v > G“r " Een 1 » " • 4 Rooms And Bath On Second St. Price $5,000—Cash $1,250 UFAI. ESTATE ^ NT’ BUY A FAlMr Tliis :s a new building nnying more than 8 % prfu... Very good location with fine possibil­ ity” , P82.000. Terms. Nee Me I ’or Subdivision Property. *' • « ‘‘ ,;11 1 3 ruoni cottage with' INCOME PROPERTY - i ", , , u ,i 000 feet on track. Close in. Price $-10.00 per track foot. 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I, *1 For Acr«8<b Groves nr GOOD WAREHOUSE SITE Sanford, Fla. « t:i:c c g B g u t2 :r.i:3 * i.T 3 * g c rte t. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS Palmetto Ave„ nil new finnished. Good term s . §10,500 I*"t 01x117 Cypress Ave., off Celery Avenue ............ .................. ...... §1,000 I.ot in Mayfair 50\117, near the lake. Gnu! lerm.-i .................................... $1,500 Two Lids Oak and Central Ave. Fur I he two .................................... $5,000 L".l 100x117 Ranford Ave. A good bargain. Three lads, 7th Willow Sl„ $7,500 for three. Lol *15x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $ 12,000 I. it in lhl-A ir, 50x125, E astern exp., $1,150 Lot in San Lanin, 50x110 .............. $3,500 I. d 00x127 Oak and C e n tra l............... $3,COO N ew M ouvc Tl 1 m is n o w g iv e a v a ila b le a n d v» c i w ill b e g l a d to d e m o n s tr a tio n . The delivered price equipped with balloon tires is only $1,000.01). 4 Lake Monroe Development Co. F. ANDI. MOTORCO. Comer Pari: und Commercial Phone 58 iB B C M m iajtB aaB gaggcgtaB E naanusiiauaaM U B W ifB nttauuM i Puleston-Brumley Building Sanford, Fla. I: 216 E. Second S treet FOR SALK L* uf land nn lurd road and railroad near I - . division price :ur acre ’J‘ ' L'* - nc-rvii of land, ten acres in fine grove border a rt]rt. •....... i t vo acres right on railroad and proposed lii; lmav n'e-r lord ready to Hubdivlde, price . ................... H>|| iuiH, wesl firht s l r t t l with fixe hundred ami ,.;x, .. fn.ntnjto on same, tho very best buy in Ihe edy. pr„ , yiyo ouo l wo |0lM corner Thirteenth and i'almclto. 111x117, J J ’'rec lots in tirentwood, fifty hy one hundred In cat v .... fourteen to eiKlitevn lar«e uruni;c trees on cadi | q .i' fron’ Orlando highway, price each, terms ............. Sl.OSOoi) One five room buintalow near ISIder Springs, five acr... , in fine condition beautiful trrva, terms, price . - , 7 iuvA n?. One Ivotiso and lot Glnderville, five rooms, oUetrir' j; 1 , J water in yurd, price ¥3,000.00. SliaO.03 cash. ‘ ISO acres of land located iatko County, quarter mile hnr.i . , half flow ing welt land,, price per aero ....... !!“ $ l S S i 5o seres of land on hard road, ten mlltS from Sanford nnteb sale, price one hundred fifty per acre, this property L big subdivision and will pay you to investigate ,ir !*“ ' *1. T attract*In “SAN LANTA” at a very Lots 3 and 4. Block C. lots ,!’ 7 > 8 ^ ief \ V ° s w r This property is » Bb^ _ 9 Lots Adjoining Pinehund, f 0P ^ feet off French Avenue, $* » 5 Acres Celery Farm on G rig* A g o o d term s O t h e r B A R G A I N S — C A L L l * 011 CITY REALTY Cft Gfficc Phunc i2° ltc*id^ce \ , & . Ufa �PAGE T HE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1925 1— Announcements AUCTIONEER WE SELL lots npd subdivision? n t public auction! Lafe Burger, Room 0, Rock Bide. Orlando, Fla. Advance ins and lediately 3—Autos, Rent ATTENTION! AUTOS FOR U1RB ZAGJ E AUTO SERVICE Day or nigh*, Meets all tra ils . Bmrrace tra n s fnr. Phone 551 and C3-W DAYTONA ft’. ;c; average i c n g m ! £ Acreage Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of ’ and 10 Acre Tracts 102(1 HUDSON COACH. fully i equipped, alm ost new, liberal fc3f H rcstricte 1 discount, cash or terms. Hay I«nEujcatlon. Satie, 015 E. Third. ftToadc The SanLy (v r . f.on nb.c DEPENDABLE USED CARS Lorrcct Insertion, L ^r subsequent 1921 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ L office almuld bo dition. Diitdy lu ca3e of 1921 Dodge touring car. 1923 Dodge coupe, A-l condition, L ebtisers 1925 Ford coupe, many extras. 1923 Light Ford truck. L nl,-dative thor1922 Ford roadster, special. | i , r with rates, Kficstion will give I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS ■ information. And assist you Phono 3 Oak and 2nd St Kr:r want ad. to I effective. l y f NOTICE (I— llusiitGSM O p p o r tu n itie s HY E. PltiriTYM AN (Incorporated) South Park Avenue Phone <332-W. 17—Fur Side, Ironses ■ fh'-uld K'vo t h e i r ■offite address ns ■pV.-v number if LulU. About one L .i i! baa a I th' others can’t l a ; , v i unless L r sdtii" ;■ jirc' .Ml SI ho E at The SanKfirr or by letE . ,i; n.limianEfficient. PERM ANENT WAVING: Have i t done tho "Nestle Way.” Satisfaction guaranteed. Special prices until December 25. Apply a t once for appointment. Miss Virginia Long. Over Moblcy’s Drug Storej ---------- -- -------------------------STUCCO HOUSE, I rooms bath and sleeping porch. $ $2000 cash, balance terms. Ad Dean-Berg Corp,, Box lil. — . T—__ ___ * Vu uignt now possess7— Uuainess Service i‘ ti- New, all modern, 5 rooms HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ Estim ates given. Superior work­ alow in most : e lec t part of San­ manship. W. L. Rcnhnrdt & Co. ford only $ ('500. S.'KIOu cash, bal­ ance <,t;y terms. Bayard Really <:-n. Delivery. Orlando._____ Co.. Phono 2n$. Mil H. Park Ave. ' SAND to r building nnd construc­ tion purposes. Delivery front quarry. 1100 M yrtle Avenue. Bcations p il in g Jppnrlunitics service Apartments Houses lUoonu A Board l Otilce, Siurea fecreajre irharje Grows ‘lolFfl ', f’ent .'iL'ceuaneous I Estate litlire LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pro­ FDR SALK: Nice fat live 'turkey fur ' liri.stmas. G. W. Spencer. scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. Wo uro an near you ns y ju r phone. Call 103. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. iiucoS3orH to Gliion A Platt ilG Mngnolin. Everything dec ixical. Phono 422. Eleciragith Itadln. WIGHTS— Three station.*, Magnclia nml Second. First and Etui Sanford Avenue and 10th Street Expert service. 38— Wanted. Situation Male II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Wntch. POSITIONS WANTED: White jcwelery nnd clock repairing nnd help all vocations supplied on engraving. Quick service, l id M ag­ short notice. Please write, wire or nolia Avenue. Phone 442. phone 2032. Northern Stnr Emloyment Bureau, 30 E. Church 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees Sv., Orlando. Fla. (TEW ART THE FLORIST" MAYFAIR Flowers *or all occasion. Lots 9 and 10, Block 0 814 Myrtle. Phons 2C0-W ) Cosh Each—Balance Terms Price $ 1,200 Each WANTED by middle aged white man. Caretaker or janitor posi­ tion. S. Dutton, I‘. O. Ilpx 1074. ,I B-Wanted Situation. Female 31—Special Notices SITUATION WANTED: Stenog­ LAUREL AVENUE LOT rapher. Graduate of Jacksonville Located between 1 1th and 12th POLICE DOGS: Pippin Business College. 1102 Oak Ave. TEXTILE CITY CORPORATION Street. Owner needs money and GERMAN Kennels, unnounco the arrival of will sacrifice if sold within the a litter of 7 puppies December *3, 10—Wanted Real E state next few days. 1925. Sires—Wolf v. d, Sennhutto $2,100 No. 383,708. Half nephew to WE HAVE a large waiting list Small cash pnyinnt required SANFORD Strongheart. Dam— Trixie Von for small houses. What have you Bismarck No. 109,020 Harrington to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. Park Strain. These puppies are go­ 515 First National Bank Bldg. ing fast so if you want one apply a t once to owner. It. R. Pippin. WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif­ teen ncres adjacent to jt. Must West First Street, 3 miles out, he on good road and priced right. near W est Sanford Filling Station, PALMETTO AVENUE LOT TEXTILE CITY, "Florida’s Call Southland Realty Corporation. twenty million dollar industrial Lot No. 39—Sanford Heights Post Office Box 125, Sanford. 100 Main Street, Daytona Bench. community” is located near Day­ corner Franklin nnd Palmetto Ave Phone 850?L3. 32— T y p c w rite rs , S u p p p lie s tona Bear h and now has in course nncs. $1,00 Cash—Balance Tempi. of construction, a million dollar in­ Price $2,500 dustry. We are offering the Flor­ REMINGTON Portable four-bank ida investor a property with Typewriters, "tho king of port­ Itosldeut of Florida »tnca 18H». CELERY FARM REAL BACKBONE. ables. $tio. Barret PortabletAdding K o fn re n c a a : With Celery Crop F i r s t N a t i o n a l B u ilt. 1 1-2 acres on Dixie Highway, in­ Machines. Can’t bo beat. Seminole J. U. HUTCHINSON SEVEN factory units, an ad­ cluding 5-room house in gooii con­ Printery, Phone 93. Welaka Bldg. IIKAI, K S T A V n ministration building, two em­ dition. ISu Wi u F i r s t S t r e e t Price $10,001) ployees hotels and water works 1‘tu m o ITS are being built by Florida Textile Half cash—Balance I and 2 years, WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf Metnlicr of BANCO It U. F I . A Products, Inc. F lerb la S late round tim ber from 109,000 it. FORT MELLON F l o r i s t s Amioelkllon. up, m ust bo high land timber for No. 21—Facing Park ONE of the factory units is now saw mill purposes. T. W, P a tte r­ 52x150 nearing completion and the foun­ son, Maitland. Eastern Exposure dations for three others and one !• cash—Balance Terms of the hotels, are now being put in, WANTED: Second hand Johnston Price $2,500. TAYLOR row boat motor in good condi­ DEVELOPMENT, building, Im­ tion. S. It. D. care Herald. Painting—Decorating; provements and population make property values increase. All of PHONIC 303 F e m a le these are being made possible faster in TEXTILE CITY than in WANTED: Counter girls. Lu-Both any other development in the State Cafeteria. 2-ROOM BUNGALOW, $1,000 of h ioridn. Approximately 2,00(1 skilled workers will be employed, Isicated on Sanford Avenue, ju. Electric who will he transferred to Textile beyond city , Iimit|N < ity from northern manufacturing lights, house sealed, lot (10*200. Small cash payment required. centers and will share in an annual WANT work nr change of posi­ nA IIIIC Il NIIOI* pay-roll of approximately $3,599,tion? White only. Northern S tar 113 Magnolia Ave. 000. it is the plan to have all the Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church * First Class Barbers factory buildings completed and in St., Orlando. Fla.*/ , Special Attention operation within ono year, together Given Ty> Ladies and Children. with hotels, apartm ents and homes HELP WANTED: Salcsiadios a t to care for tho employees. once. Apply m anager, F. W. Woolworth Co. THE DAYTONA KENNEL CLUB is now building a $100,900 LADY SALES assistants to find plant in Textile City, racing to prospects to ride bus into Dotart armmd January I Nth. I-and and Orange City. Fust sell­ ARCHITECT PLANS now in form n u ,template ing property, paying good com­ FI rat National Hank llldg, missions. Write 9(3, Herald for in­ sales of property reaching tens of Sanford. ----------- Florida millions in volume. Two or three terview. years or more, will be required to I ROOMS AND HATH, $1,500 bring tiiis city building program Located on Mcilonvillo Avenue WANTED. Five experienced salesIndies to work Saturdays for to a successful termination. near Celery Avenue, paved road, Indies ready-to-wear. Apply Tim garage, electric lights, numerous Style Shop, 309 Sanford Ave. improvements, nice front porch, BECAUSE of the rapid develop­ ment nnd the large volume of sales facing fiee on lot 50x1130 in rap­ WANTED: Ladies ambitious to TO ALL CONTRACTORS now being consummated daily, a idly growing section. make big money nnd willing to On nnd after January the TvTnm May Be Arranged. des organization in Sanford now work for it, to assist in side of ono 10th, 192(1, the Painters scale getting into the .sales plans of Tex­ of Florida's most promising and will ho ? 1.00 per hour. tile City, will find prospects can best selling developments. Big ad­ be easily and thoroughly convinced Local 12(51.' Sanford vertising, ami co-operation of the of the merit and the profit oppor­ highest order, make sales easy nnd liy M. 1). JACKSON, tunities in Textile City. Ttterebig earnings certain. For* particu­ Financial Secretary.* fore the connection will unques­ lars, write Box ilti, Sanford Herald. tionably be a very prontoIdu one H-KOOM HO USE $29,000 from the very start. I^ocated on West First Street in rapidly growing section of town. Lot 50x117. $7,500 Cash Required DYER Elton J. Moughton WIGHT P R IM ’ SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. Seo u» first. Wo do tt. Phone 417-W FOR SALK; li ind eeond hand bedatiiid. mattress, springs, R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. cheap. 210 laimel Ave, JAM ES II. COWAN—a ll kinds of Tin and Sheet Metr.l Work. IF YOU WANT n p a l Christmas tree nt rca inahle price, phone W ater n n l Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue end Third Street. Tele* 4(30. uhi,ne 111. MIRACLE Concrete Co., gonerxJ cement '.fork, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B FOR SALE: A u d piano in first i In i conditio oil West Central Terwilleger, Prop. St. Rhone B38 LI. _______ UJLL LUMBER CO. Houm o BABY BUGGY, v d n new. fnService, Quality and Erica. rjuire 529 W. First St. 8 — For Rent, Apartments TURKEY DEALERS order from Mi/cll Produu ' Live Oak. Two or three room Fla. Herald Apartments. WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room unfurnished apartm ent. Reply M. C. J. care Herald. It)—For Rent, Rooms FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ room . (318 Oak Ave. Phone in te n ts 507 1st. N atl. Bank Bldg. Phone 219 G. 2.3—Fur .Sale Miscellaneous Wanted I BUY, pay cash for second hand pianos. Address Box 352. rash—Balance Terms Price $2,250.00 BEING SOUGHT SANFORD GROVE. Inc. 7—-Pinno Tuning E. SPURL1NG, su^-division specialist. Subdivision to OrPA Undo, t'loridu. nnd F l o r a Lot No. Heights, Florida on Dixie High- Franklin way. SALES ORGANIZATION 35— Wanted Help, Male (1—Painting, Decoratin SALESMAN WANTED; Service station attend­ Wc have n good opportunity to ant who understands how to give real service in filling nnd tire offer real estate snlcsmnn. One work. Address Box 150, City.___ who is familiar with the greater Sanford district preferred. TWO CHOICE lots on Geneva Avenue for only $1,150 cash. Balance terms, liox 234, Herald. Acreage Adjoining Daytona of 30 for 21—Sale, Real E state e d it SALE; Three lots on Sanford Ave,, 105 feet E ast front. For quick sale $7,500. Terms if desired. Sec T. C. Fellows, Cor. 1st nnd Film. Phono 447-W. DELAND FARMS REEL & SONS You Drive It. . Myrtle nnd 2nd St. at IL R. 4 ** 5— Autcs, Sale • 3— Sale, Real Estate 1 doors 2D! E FOR RENT; Rooms, with or w ith­ DIXIE HIGHWAY Gi and Store—Fully Em out meals. Reasonable rates, established husiner-*. pa' Li need n Hotel. and four oil tanks coin groceries aful fixtures; 10— For Rent, Rooms room painted house ***** FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Prl 200 plot, near -cht»>d room painted house atn etc. For immediate tie takos all, only part n; man Carrington, 191 ri al Hank BuiUiing.____ 15 ACRE FARM with 8 acres Sale—Furniture growing best of celery and vege­ tables, 7 acres in wood land. New Seminole Boulevard will cross this property. Price, including new 8 room house $31,500. Part cash, balance within 2 years. Meekins, care Herald. A satisfactory c-nmn ?sion nr rantvm cnt is offered to the execu tiv»- of a jcspi i.ul'l-i salts organi zatiou in Sanford. WELL LOCATED APARTMENT HOUSE Will pay 20 percent interest on the investment. A partm ents are in great demand and there is no trouble renting. Completely furnished, located in city’s finest residential ji;ctton, on lot 00x117. Price $50,000. Terms Can Be Arranged For information on nny of tho above or on numerous other good buys— ' Big lad You Have Looking For. 1Room House Sanford Ave. Lot 02 by 200 Price $3500 Terms $1000 Cash c Balance Contract Incorporated Realtor 110-111-412 First National Bank Bldg, Phone 490-W. K iiitlatnr, Body, F e n d e r s . u lo i : B o a rd , lU -im lrin r Iluu Wo Hpcclnllxo In Wreck* Sanford Radiator and I Jody Works tt n il lu t n r s . b u m p s nnd F c n d e r a All A u tm iio h llu Mr*tal Parts W edd ing , Itrn a lm r n n d S o ld e r in g W o r k I t u o r m i l r t i l to 1 ' l r a a . W. II. LONG MEAT MARKET 410 Bnnford Av.i. Snnford, Flo. I(-0 3 l«t An Cl. H u n k l l l d f . <• tld-W Hanford, Flo. usriulng W. V. Wh««Ur, Bent Kstatn Broker 1*012, Block 7, Mellonvillo Ave., Lot i), Block (>, Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o su r e ............... Lot 10, Block (> Elliott Avenue, Eastern E x p o su r e ............... TERMS High School Auditorium M. S. PATTERSON Director of Sales, 228 S. Bench St. Daytona Beach, Fla Tuesday, Dec. 15th By GEORGE McMANUS T il \s/E L .l_ f- I’V E t^O T D A U G H T E R ;^ AvM* UAA.CrC.IE**> X N A 'o P jtjT l M U fcoT h i d e : EN U N T IL - t r -x u sc j t o c t g p a t 1 W C H R .\* b T H V 3 o F - T t j /NH' I LL- PO T E.H TH t^ CLO'br.T TIAE-T'LL NEVCC? T H U S K O F ___ L L o o ‘< . » t s ' i n / , H E R E .' r <t E H ? JV ' O A 't - :T y p Q o T THIS SPACE DONATED BY ‘, J B W. P. Carter REALTOU C H P y 'b T M A S —y Yi o r e r- 230 Meisch lUdgRhone 718 W inter Days Are Here Seo Ou.' Now Assortment of Andirons and Fire Sets L F o ru R r SxRviccj Inc OnlN» o»l*u roeivwl j _____ Saji Hardware Co. � 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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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 19, 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/adf7edcfb2d76f77d8963d4530cbccc2.pdf c21dd6453bf9a7a0af8cac5f065b624d PDF Text Text ^ WEATHH* spaper Florida: cloudy tonight and Sat­ urday with local rains; slightly warmer Saturday In extreme nortn portion, moderate northeaat winds. liorida*9 r t t w t V e g e t a b le Garden Land -4 ** . Associated Press Leased Wire Arrested DRY ARGUMENT D r e d g in g M a c h i n e r y F o r AGED SANFORD Foodstuffs Coining RESIDENT DIES Into Florida N ot | In order to expedite the com­ pletion of the new boulevard that will bring the Dixie Highway from the Monroe bridge down along the lake shore to a point below f V aralyU ^ sfroke Coming the new Hotel Forrest I.nke, Mr. Cox stated this morning that he On The N ight Of Dec. 9; had ordered another dredge to bo Born In South Carolina delivered fully equipped within the next 00 days. The delay in the delivery of ma­ Justice Of Peace chinery was caused partly by the congestion of railroad yards as a result of the existing embargo, and partly because of necessnry changes that were made in the type of motors, Mr. Cox explain­ ed. “It. was the original intention of Judge I*. Cl. Strlngfellow, pio­ thr Rihnut Development Company to equip all dredges with electric* neer citizen of Sanford and Jus­ nily driven pumps" Mr. Cox said, tice of the Peace for 21 years, died "but the limited facilities of the lust night at his home on West local power company made the Ninth Street as the result of a change to oil burning engines ad­ stroke which he suffered on Dec, visable, and this alteration of 'it, and from which he never fully plans has entailed several weeks 1regained consciousness. delay.” Judge St ring fellow, who was 77 years of nge at. tho lime of hi* j death, seemed t i be in the best of health for a man of his age, it is ! said, and tho paralytic stroke which eventually proved tntnl. came ns a shock to his many J°0 Received »By Forjiief Who Remarks cord Is r Factor its Presion Which The Case , Doc. 18.— is methods ,|. William ir> of crit ireifnnleil a s en.-o policies the court Michael Enright of Cdmpbcll, N. V., brother of Police Commissioner Richard K. Knright of Now York City, is being held in jail at Until, N. Y., pending arraignment on n charge of first degree murder in connection with thf death of Tim­ othy Shny, farm hand. Officials charge Knright, who was tunning his brother s farm, killed Slmy with an ax during a drunken qtiari cl. lie inniiitains bin innocence. NUMBER 119 Tw enty Page* Today SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925 I I A ffected By Ban ;COMMERCE B0DY|Hca.y shipments of (in i n n n r a FATl H M K tS PLAINS M IR £ \y O itr U S r T U lt S A r6 Given As Cause Of HIGHWAYS Action Taken Today' Frank P. Forster Declares Highway Heads Are N ot Providing For D istrict; River T raffic Discussed A general discussion of Semi­ nole county romls and the slow delivery of consignments by tho railroads featured the weekly luncheon of the Chamber of Com­ merce hold today in the Seminole drill with a number of visitors In attendance. In connction with rho construc­ tion of a temporary warehouse at the foot of Sanford Avenue, Muy-, or Forrest Lake, i.ake, who presided in t:„ . . ■■ “Edward * the absence of: .President Higgins, .......... appointed n committee composed of ISeorge W. Knight, 8. (). Shinholscr and William Hardy to collaborate with tile City Com­ missioners in obtaining the im­ mediate completion o f the project and tho stimulation of river trnffic as a medium of relief from the present congested situation. In the general discussion of tho highway situation in this section of the state Frank P. Forster, llloomficld Hulick, I,. C. Helmut and 8. O. Shinhnlser spoke brief­ ly on the necessity of obtaining the immediate construction of hot­ ter roads leading into Sanford, and various suggestions designed to im­ prove the situation were offered. Upon the suggestion of M. 11. Hutton, a committee composed of Frank McNeill, l„ P. Chittenden and Mr. Hutton was formed t i draft plans relative to the proino. tion of an annual football game ; between Rollinn College and Stet­ son University to he played at the Sanford hall ground. In discussing the advantages that would result trom the sta g ­ ing of this game here, Mr. Hutton dedured that the city would re­ ceive wide publicity in many sport­ ing publications and guides pub­ lished in all section of the South •if this annual game was secured. H. S. Haggard briefly spoke on ' ul this tax on pure grain al­ cohol," he said, “and the bootleg, gem. will use it instead of distilled denatur'd alcohol. They will in­ still th" confidence o f customers | Sliding him in their new product and use it for advertising." linntinn mid Representative Crisp, Democrat Bill l 111* 8lTVof Ccorgin, insisted a reduction in the levy would not harm prohibi­ ul arrest. Hie tion enforcement and said assist­ today while ant secretary and the treasury de­ used through partment and Wayne It. Wheeler A ctivities To lie Many During Takes First Prize In Essay th • Seei clary of Anli-Saloi.n .Re ague, had so Resident t'OolNew Commander's Regime Contest Designed To Teach agreed. approval. Boys And (Jlrls More About S a y Members Who Are Act­ The tax reduction hill awaited > less than U. S. History From Pictures ive In Developing Programs Judge R. 0 . Strlngfellow, for final passage with all of Its ini mum'jiy, th y | [guilty "f vi >- 21 years J tint ice of the IVace at iso-tent rate reductions providing At n meeting of the Cuinpbelll • . Sanford, dies Thursday night fol- relief for virtually every federal tax payer, having boon agreed to I nosing P o s t No. 5". held at the Iiuii ll f om ( duty" in the [ lo w in g p a r a l y t i c kitokc . in the form proposed by the Ways clubhouse yrsturday under tho diCnnipbeli-l/ossing Post of tlu* and Means Committee. rictiou «»f the how post command­ r • the court r ret ord of t lie I- American Region receives ninny Only u fnv of the less contro­ er, M. H. Hutton, many committees i kvoriil war an I contributions for truck-load of versial provision* of the non-parti­ were formed to carry on the work) Hurvlvltig Judge Strlngfellow mni detcii cd ! Christinas present; to he sent : an measure remained subject to for the ensuing year. I to dimdiRd veterans in the Rake ninciidiiicnt* ns the House mot no Arrangement* were made for a ( Approoriato pr/ir:' were nroni- are his widow, Mrs. Grace B, <‘ilv Hospital Jim. 22. li nr earlier today in tho hope of cieal Armistice Day c'vlehnitiou ju . the boy or uifl in thu graded Htringfcllow; four daughters, Mrs I Clnudc Howard and Mrs. A. D ^ PJ20. A membership I i a Ann* x building is being finally pminj£. it ^ Having mowed down nlnio-'t two was formed t» bri < *hi Vo.'id 'i o \ '•*'«•« school who- Biucei'di'il in , Wallace of Sanford, Mru. Cecil r^.mdehd for ITp-lodate aparfr.co.-e uinondmeiltt, many aimed nt mri* t»> 100 p *r cen Iilcmborshlj. • Tiliig the nest ejiny on tho D ec-1; Unit of Orlando mid Mrs. May ment lioure. i'ri> ntndo to {la ration of Iciwiidencu u.s shown on j Dickens of Chester, S. C., and one Vigorous agitntion for better vital 1'itinns of the hill, manage “a Filial arrangements v. the screen. ' son, W. G. Strlngfellow of Cocoa went confident of an overwhelm­ send thr Santa Claus , highways in Seminole county' The judges hnvo chosen three wounded veterans ;>t ing vote for passage, thus sending i fvattires weekly luncheon <if isays written by girls of the 7tli mi Tuesday, Dee. 22. ! features weekly luncheon of the measure t > the Senate. radc as Isdiig the l>est. ami unlay Tlie hilt huidlci. perhaps its big­ It is asked that *« Chamber of Commerce, representative of tho Region gest obstacle Thursday when nil the hoys a little glf""«,kjA p j [ l Sanford art posters and news­ amendment proposing repeal of esented to the winners fine pri­ paper advertisements result m the passcngei auto tax was reject­ pipe, a cigar, a n y t h ^ y ^ g j t zes to reward the effort put forth. way Express Company embargo nianv inquiries coming to Cham- ed 18X to '.l.r>. The Dill u n s tax from *""■ ... . included at/ Miss Frances Reitz of the seventh on ehipments in Florida were re­ TIn- truck will In Lincoln, #Rh grade was given a beautiful vanity I lier of Commerce offices from all five to thre • per r ml and repeals ceived today by the Intorstato signs, the priiicl».ivc9 0; i ■mg: from 11. (!. Viele, Sanford jeweler, reel ions of the nation. the levy on mitniiionil • !lucks, tires "Caniphell-Rossing Commerce Commission. / i n t n in addition to five theater passes Delivery of machinery makes Iai'.d accessories. It.- .imendmeiit The express company some days possible almost immediate roni- proposed by Retire.-".native Rainey Claus on way fp^0 nmk- rd to presented hy the Milnuc manage­ ago notified tho commission that wounded veterans jurt, City." nicnccnierit of construction of Democrat of Illinois '.as downed it might lie forced to take >om<i Commander llui -nted that ment. new Seminole boulevard along after a sharp two hour debate, final Miss Reitz received first prize, embargo action due to the conges­ plans for the,* ...ist recrea­ lake shore. most of tho Di nm.T.r. < voting for tional center on th legion grounds Tlie second prize was awarded to tion and the tremendous volume of shipments which have been Im­ Kssny prizes are awarded and it while a majority if the Rnpnb- wer* finislu'il and 'ihut work would Mis* Ruth Krieson of tho seventh posed upon its service by the Flor­ lilans for ensuing year discussed go forward at once. It was sag. grade for her impression of the at American Region meeting. ida boom and tho Christman rush. gestcil that a tennis court be in­ picture aa well us a general knowl­ edge of America's instrument of The action, which the company cluded in the progront. STATE Younf? Apartments independence. This prize, a dainty contemplated, Director Hartel said, A committee with Hugh Tillis boudoir lamp from the Sanford wiis only, however, in the wuy cf Second embargo on express Near Completion as chnirnian was chosen to pro­ Electric Company. Miss Mriciftut forbidding the ncceptunce of ship­ shipments is placed into effect euro several .pieces of heavy nr- was also given five theuter passes ments into Florida. today hy American Railway Ex­ tillory for the legion grounds. The protests tmlay said that at by tho Mi lane. press Company. and office building v; The Region Y. M. C, A. com­ several points in Florida the agents Miss Ruth Marvin of the seventh DOMESTIC Young, is huildimr on mittee reported that the Citv Com­ grade, for her close attention to of tho express company were re­ mission looked with favor on the details was given the third prize fusing to accept northbound ship­ Mystery of. radio programs tion of tlie old I'ico establishing of Y. M. C A. activ­ which ciinni from music shop of ments, particularly of tho citrus heard over telephone lines is sol­ nor of Park Avenue n fruit products. ities in the old city hull. ved in Coatesville, Pa., when cial Avenue, is being r John IIintermister, being an Hacil toward completion An immediate explanation wan F. Whittier. Jr., wus appoint­ telegraph operator admits whole rdliahle 'reports rc< requested from the general msnMan Injured I5y ed to arrange for location of the thing is hoax. morning. ■ngemeni of tho company as to exold First National clock near the Col. Mitchell will he suspendFall From Pole A coat of si a r m is I uctly what the effect of its em­ Y. M. C. A. building. <d from the army for five years to that portion <>f bargo was, with thu idea of tak­ Iowa Bandits Make Past Commander A. P. Haggard for insubordination which the which faces Park • ing further action in the caso. The Isaac Carver, 201 French Ave­ was presented with a beautiful general court martial has found workmen are also eng Away W ith $10,000 restrictions were aimed at the nue, was badly shaken iqi about white gold American Region Ring him guilty of after a trial last­ ting the new window northward movement, it is de­ 1 o’clock this afternoon when he ns an appreciation of Ills com­ ing several weeks. clared. . most of which are fell from n polo in tlio rear of rades for his untiring efforts in Governor Pinchot of Pennsyl­ I The building, when Freight embargoes have been the Hell building, corner of First making the Camphell-Losslng Post ' more or less effective against vania is charged with having Iwill have five two roo Street and I’ark Avo-oic. an active unit in the progress of Florida traffic for several months, J prolonged the coal strike by the enetto apartment.-, n Carver was engaged it. line work ' h'nuford and Seminole County. the railroads having been unable ’ operators, who issued a state fices on the first floe witli a crew of Southern Utilities A committee with I,. F. Boylns, to cope with the traffic. This has nient today to that effect. Tho old Pico Anno Company, by whom !u* is employ­ chairman, was,appointed to arrange reunited In throwing a greater Proposed reduction of tax on nioinhored hy the ol. ed, when lie lost liirr hula.'ic*. and for u Rollins-Stctson football alcohol provokes discussion of of Sanford ns being n fell about 20 n e t to the ground. game. Armistice Day, Nov. II, prohibition in House today._____ ry a few years hack. Dr. Parks was called nnd carried us a part of that day’s ac­ tlie injured man to the hospital tivities. Sam Yountz was appoint­ i few where it was reported he is rapid­ ed chairman of Armistice Duy pa­ which MOVIES WEAKEN MIND ly recovering frjtn shock luuscd ITItlloll rade committee. hy the fall, and that un otlur in­ Unusual Reason Givt»n juries ri*liawere sustained NEW, YORK, Dec. 18.—(A1)— morn It was at firit believed Hint Continual attendance nt the movies IShoots W ife A fter She For Continuing Case young Carver had jqffeteJ a lirok- weakens the mind, in the opinion ( Ity Manager W. D. Wiliams, in about 25 feet apart, and air Fails To Help Solve en back hut upon examination by of Dr. Sunder Hrown II, chairmun 28 tall Pulmcttoes have n recent announcement, stated MOH1RE, Ala., Dee. 18.—GP)— physicians the repi.'t was found of the stnto commission on mental , . that the work of beautifying the, planted. Puzzle, Then Suicides An unusual reason for continuing to IhI erroneous. defectives. Cabbage palm:' and Mami it city property along tho lake front a case was given hy the rtnto yes­ MUNICIPAL REAR ESTATE was progressing without n hitch nia palms are being : d ou NEW YORK, Dec. 18. — OP) - terday In the criminal court when nnd that rapid progress was be­ front of the city hail and I1 Assistant Solicitor Jack Courtney The City of Ssnford owns ap­ ing made toward the completion of ntntion and along nil the proj informed Judge N. R. Clarke that proximately IRKM.OOO worth the fill over which the Seminole which is owned by the city on of real estate and buildings ac­ n crosn word puzzle, Theodore he could not proceed with the ensc Avenue. . Hold: .aril paving will be laid. cording to figures furnished at Koerner, an ardent devotee of the of (). R. Thompson, charged with The work of setting out th* Asked as to whether the forces robbery, because tho defendant the office of city clerk. These mistime, wounded her and killed under his direction nnd been los­ palmettos has required a l COATESVILLE, I’u.. Dec. 18.— | program being broadcast from At­ figures do not represent tho iiimself. Koerner, a telephone could not be removed from his cell. amount of skill mid work it is ing any time due to tlie iiicleiuencompany adjuster, described as 'n It developed thut the prisoner.! (/P)—Radio concerts picked iqi from I luntu, Sun Fruncisco und other dis- equipment and many various These trees are fir-t locate* hitherto devoted husband, • last in the jail had a sninll SlXcd >li I distant stations over an ordinary | tant Americun stations. On sonic features of the buildings, but their nnturul home, dug "P ,lo include the approximate night asked Mrs. Koerner, n tele­ turbanco and were ordered lock­ telephone line at ltrandamore, near :occasions following these, foreign carried into tho city by truck, phone operator, for help in solv­ ed in their cells for insuhordina- here, wrhich for two years has mys­ stations including Germany were value of the gus plant and wa­ acting caro in the ineisurer terworks. ing u particularly difficult conv lion. After waiting 20 minutes tified telephone and rudio experts, heard. of each tree nnd in the nan' have ended and the mystery has Tho mystery drew radio experts blnntlon of letters. The value of listed property is for the prisoner, the court decided of the roots is said t<> h*' ni"'s “I liuve a headache,' she replied to continue this case until nnotlicr been cleared Ity th udmission of to llrandaniore from tnuny parts given as follows: Athletic After transplanting has heel "I think I'll go and lie down/' A day. Some hours later thu cell Furl Davidson, u Rending railroad of the country nnd the hoax wus so Field *15,000; Golf Course $51.fed»'d they are braced with \ telegraph operator that the ntrungo cleverly executed that some of 1)00; Library *27.000; Ceme­ moment later, ns she v/ uh in the door was unlocked. tim Ur to enable them to job as u result of the hoax. these authorities believed u means tery. *>,000; City Hall build­ h: d room of theif Brooklyn upurtttaitd the wind. It i=| ru"* lm Although he declined to go into of transforming rudio wavs into ing 908,000; City Jail and Po­ nient Koerner entered tlie door Ike tree*, planted to dutu have details us to his methods, Davidson sound transmission was ubout to lice headquarters |dd,000: Wa­ with n pistol in his hand. vlVod, anil uro prospering. intimated that he hnd connected be discovered. II" fired without speaking nnd ter Works, 918ROOO; Dock and Good progrei * is reported o R. W. Wheat, victim of a re­ a rudio receiving set with the tel­ Officials became suspicious and Husin, 971,000; Gas Plant. the bullet struc t Mrs. Koerner in gardening and grading of the right temple. As she fled, cent uutomobile crush un Hanford ephone lines by means of a duviee watched closely the employee hut 9187.000; Hospital 950,000, and grounds immediately surruui h’oener fired another shot at her Avenue, is ntlll confined to tho of his owm invention. He lost his nothing wus ruvculcd Reading of­ Incinerator, 915,000. eal ba­ the City Hall and Police ht which niissei1 its target and then hospital and there has been no job at u result of the houx. ficials said today their Investiga­ ttle holdings, including various vvithin the past ftw days. > turned the pistol ou himself, lie chnngu reported in ids condition. it was not uncommon for other tion wus far from complete and lots in the city and immediate­ truckloads of dirt have been P .1 " i Hospital authorities said tmlay employees to listen to the stations ly surrounding the city art list­ . had had two nervous 1 rcukdowns in various part* of tho ground that others may huvo been involv­ ed at 9137,000. that he is still practically uncon­ when they took up the receiver to I since summer -and was on sick t>;V'.nK ‘ 'V ;| | rolled into condition for the l Di'k Widlac scious. report a '..gin uml pick up a radio ed in tho hoax. leave from his work, ing of grass, n. ft reck Is Good Progress Is Reported In City s Beautification Along Lake Sli Operator Loses Job When He Admits Being Perpetrator Of Radio Hoax �THE SANFORD H E R A L D .JH U R gD A Y ._pEC j S S S S j+ X w + A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * M < t *********** P»|V H A J/JU .JA P. A Country Estate beyond reproach Nothing approaches Loch Arbor in value when all things are considered. Right in the heart o f the most beautiful lake section o f the Sanford dis­ trict. Surrounding the Sanford Country Club with all its am usem ents and pleasures. Loch Arbor is directly in the path of the g rea t southern growth of the city and yet, prices are low enough to assure generous re­ turns on an investment. Improvements that arc now well under way are o f the highest character; paved streets, landscaped parkw ays and drives, w hite-ways through the development, these are som e of the many im provements that are now being installed in Loch Arbor. Great progress is made daily in the development program. Now is the time to investigate Loch Arbor while develop­ ments are being made. Definite announcement of the sale will be made in a few days. Reservations are being received by our representatives or at this office. We advise inspection that the development program can be unfolded to you in its entirety. N ext to Post Office TELEPHONIC 588 FIRST STREET A N D PALMETTO AVE VV+ •><•*.;....... ......... +....;. * *<••>** .J..;..;. *<>.;. * * $ -€•*****<• $ �' <■' ■' ! :f.l? l'/ r x -t n i f A f i l f f t VT 1 / 7. «M • THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBE _____ PAGE TWO GOLF in o ffig r D A V IS I S L A N D S 'uoustinesaron Ocean - **? "VTv \>■•f . , I H E cHanhmg, rUtful quietude of an old-world seaside city— where the bustle, noise and confusion of city life is cast aside and care-free, pleasurable living reigns supreme. Golf in the morning sun­ shine and in the evening warmth and glow with the invigorating twang of a Florida winter air to spur.one on to lower-scores and healthier dajrs. This is St. Augustine—the aristocrat of Florida resort cities^ th e winter golf capital of America. ~— * ,-rw w*b* v r / i L S i H * e r a s e s For scores of years people have beerHli coming to the Mother City of Amer­ ica when the icy blasts of other cli­ mates unleashed their winter fury. And here on the shores of the Atlan­ tic, in the shadow of old Fort Marion and other Spanish landmarks, people of refinement, wealth and culture have gathered each winter for delightful diversion; for rest and quiet and out­ door fun. Here people of recognized social standing have mingled for years at hostleries that are the acme of perfec- tion m liofel artistry? TKe famous Ponce de Leon, noblest of Florida’s great hotels, and the noteworthy A l­ cazar, together with a score of other distinguished houses, have provided a type of hotel life classified -only w ith that of the smartest European resorts. And here in the very midst of this in­ viting atmosphere D . P. Davis is rap­ idly building Davis Shores, his new $50,000,000 project, which for devel­ opment activity, sales achievement and early profit-taking for investors is vying in importance with his widelyknown Davis Islands in Tampa. of an area in which expended for dtvtk iTHese two new DaviiM and others which vr/M added to three woiifctffJ already in operaticckiil to ,make America'! w greatest winter golf ap& aristocratic recreationalct •in .a cjimate which for ce been famed as themoitti Florida, the swing ofthe| steady stride across the1 send the blood bounding veins, brings a healthful the cheeks and make In glorious thing to conti d a y . jtjg fe tV . f i l t h Davis Shores, like its sister develop­ ment in Tampa, will attain national fame as a distinguished residential area and resort center. On these his­ toric shores of the Atlantic Ocean and Matanzas Bay—on lands v/hich rep­ resent the original Spanish grants of centuries ago, there will rapidly rise the most palatial clubs and casinos, homes, hotels and apartments—mil­ lions of dollars worth of b u ild in g together with two magnificent 18-hole golf courses occupying 300 acres of very valuable property directly in the Davis Shores will be another Davis Islands — Nothing greater could he said. iia> I D . P. D A V IS Properties Watch foe the Announce­ ment of the N ext Sale of Davis Shores. ............... • • (TAMPA Local R«prvMntit\ve MU. WOUI.1NGEU Masonic Temple Office of DaigaJil & C# , Owners and De\ ST. AUGUSTINE And along with this funcj well come profit—fun ind through living, playingiw in Florida. Opportunity the resident and visitor ir state. He has but to pu forth to pluck that whic abundance on the trees c most golden orchard. make pay-time of their Florida! ~ �iWC- w F t ',’ J fcJ M THE SJ melrcVwftVrefoftn2*‘ to *h« t ij rltuatfon, found the-kHowlajf items In four or six fw rfitt w * s pnpers published Monday of this week! Lee county commissioners called special election Jan. 19 In Fort Myers-Iona special road and bridge PAUTKA—Tht*Florida, Slatr JACKSONVILLE, Dec. IS.—OT1) district on^jpsuuf.rii of $700,000 *ox Hunters’ Association held its ROME. Dw\ IB.— —At | pub{—Scores of clippings from north- worth of ho'nds. first annual iqcct nt Key Stone lie consistory; ThtiVsday the red O f ern newspn|H?rs being received Heights, Monday. iThe ;n,e6t Was Columbia county duJL'vote Dec. hat was j:oniTetfried otr cardinals Committee Told Hou.sc 1f, __Nations “by a back dcor portal,’ opened to all dogs, whether reg­ Daytona Shores Bps Running, created in the constlTRry oC Mar. daily by the Florida State Chmn 22 on the issuance pf*$500,000 W h cr# Two Agents Case Almost Entire le n g th Of 30 last and in the secret! conber of Commerce show that the worth o f bonds for hi^Iiyay con10‘ and of those who indulged the be* istered or not, and some of the M, Money Lavishly anti-Florida propagandists still rtructlon. Senate dc- |inf that through the court, best fox hounds of Georgia, Ala­ Spent State Carrying Prospects ring Mcourt issue, strengthened by the support of the bama and Tennessee were entered. I*argc Hotel nre on the job and nn* hammer­ School trusters rircufntin* petiWhile A t .ho To Daytona Beach Project ing this state ns the v have hiun Itnn for hond issue of $500,000 Pr.Vrtnornt o f I U. b., all International controversmost largely attended since the b, Denl ± jC9 jire to be resolved and the • LEESBURG—With the endorse­ meted it during the Inr.t few for n ew . *ch<'"1 hutld’ngs in DeWASHINGTON, Dec. 18.— time of I a * o XIII on account of DAYTONA BEACH. Dec. 1 8 .cd today tn 1 9Worj sheathed forever, ment of Mrs. Franklin !,. Ezell for number of people in Rome for How a prohibition agent lived at months. A curious feature, how- I«:rul school district. ill the protocol i «Thc ttwo institutions, the league the presidency of the Florida DU W)—For what is said to be th: the Ijifaycttc'iii'uriiy commisiianet* nrat time in the history of Flor­ the Holy year. Special tribunes the Mayflower Hotel here for a ever, Is that many who montha ago nrt the U. S. |nnd the court, while they, are ns* vision, United Daughters ol Con­ ida real estate developments, bus­ have been erected for members of month, entertaining women at din- G la r e d the so-called “bubbl nl- i rtlcrad special; iul; qlection election in-iJanuin_; Jnnuir to “nbso- sociatcd, are built and rest upon federacy, LecsbuYg now hns three ses nre now taking free passeng­ royal houses, for the Roman aris­ ner dances nnd buying "old smug- •r™dy hnd "busted or was due to ary to......._ m lMuao'io pC $l,000,vote _on £plf 1 l two separate treaties,” he said. candidates for high offices, in the ers from the. Southern end of the tocracy, the diplomatic body and j{lor” whiskey to strengthen his °Vst Immediately, nr- trvlng to 00l) wortl, c f hfgniray fiorosu [‘The former uport the treaty of state. The othjr l^ro are Dr. state to a point more than 325 the family of the pope. The hunt role as n "real sport" before hotel I"Jlbi. Several now are claiming i , n of furry voted ■unanl01 .Versailles, prom'lilgate l-Ju n e 28, W. A. McKenzie, who ‘ hns an­ miles north along^ the East Coast. for tickets whs without prece­ employees while obtaining evidence *'u> "h°°m has begun to wane measly on $50,000 i»«m I issue for ■ r* IDIU. of. which the covenant of nounced as a candidate for gov­ ribcl against two of (h«im, was told to­ and they point to a cessation ,:i m w • and water extensions. The "Miami Flyer,” described ns dent. lenanMw the longue is the-Initial article, and ernor. ami Thomas J. Bedding, Jr., the last word in comfort and speed day in published testimony given the issunnee of municipal nnd Pius XI was carried in on the jng jhV Jthe other upon the protocol of sig­ will run for railroad commission­ in the way of modern bus travel, rodin gestntorin, flanked by the n House .appropriations, sub-com­ county bonds ns one of the strong­ Hunter in Alabama looked down pru estt proofs of that assertion. nature of the permanent court of er. a rifle borrt>l. He will recover, was inaugurnted-between Miami fhibclli, gorgeous feather fnns. mittee.' . The Niute Chamber of C mi- lui‘ will n ivcr look iho same to enjoy, ] international justice nearing date The two employees, Jules R and Daytona Shores and intermed­ Followed by the resplendent and '“"or protocol ns Dec. 10, 1020, a separate treaty DEI.AND—The unusual activity iate- points this week. The bus multi-colored coiftrt, ru mounted Venice, former rhef, and Ernardo jficii. every right: altogether. in real estate in Volusia county takes on passengers nt Fort Laud­ the throne nnd was snlu’ed hy the Btnzi. hfs assistant, were acquit­ Ti aty Doesn't Set Functioivi has caused a number gt farmers erdale, Hollywood, West Palm sistine choir. On the other side ted Thursdny In priminnl court. •1‘Thc'two institutions, the league and dairymen to seJl their land, Bench. Fort Pierce, Cocoa and oth­ of him sat the members of the The case recently wnc culled t.» functions are by virtue of no pro- "and there is a grave shortage er cities. sacred college in their purple the attention of assistants of irUionsUn the treaty of Versailles of milk in the country, T. A. Andrews to tho treasury approp­ rt>j Every Tuesday and Friday morn robes. cr.iil limlvoAv.n hut by* virtue of its own statute Brown, county farm nger.t, de­ ing at 9 o'clock from the Day­ Pius XI solemnly repented for riation for the prohibition field orM ay or cpnptitution.” Senator Walsh clared in his report to the Unit­ tona Shores office „ut 251 East each new cardinal the formula marshal, hy Representative GulliitWfflx- nlso said he wanted to make clear: ed States Department of Agricul­ Flagler Street, Miami. The part­ "nccipc gukrum rubruni”, while v$Yi, JDctnocrat of Massachusetts, enforcement of “That by adhering to the court ture. Mr. Brown stated that there ies stop for luncheon nt the Blue a master of ceremonies held th** who complnincd that two agents may render. As protocol we assume no'obligations was much "unrest” in the county. Goose, Kelsey City, arriving, at rod hat in turn over the head of of th<»Uhte had Spent pearly $1,bligations hy ad* whatever, either under the Verthe New Indian River Hotel, Rock- efich new members of the sacred Upo In1 getting cviikncC. otocol, we acquire pnilics Treaty or the covenant of No. 2 1o Cans Pi incoss P e a r s ................33c WEST PALM BEACH—S. W. ledge, about (> p. m. After spend­ collcgi, who was then embraced by : In appearing before the House ^ h u league or otherwise. Hintt, county agricultural agent, ing the night nt this palatial hos­ all. his .................. siilwhimWlttcOidtiYlng a-hearing mi colleagues. let he [{fUrlctedgP* “That our status toward the planned to put in motion this week telry, the busses continue the trip The ceremony ended with thoithc lre4sury appmpriniloh bill, Mr. No. 2 Red Raspberries ...... .........:L . 43c if i y U » fit w league-,; is in nowise affected by a campaign for laborers to-har­ to Daytona Shores, at riving at npostoiic benediction Imparted by AndrAi's said he had never heard the do- the pending resolution. No. 2 1 Pickled P e a c h e s ........................43c vest crops in the Everglades dis­ the main Daytona Bench offices tho pope who afterwards return­ of the ease before adding that “It i C]- r g t e A i any “That all controversies by na- trict. The crops are in excellent at 10.30 n. m. nstonishhd me.” ed to his npnrtments. |iu \ e .w ^ » j i V r .t i o n s likely to lead to war will go condition, but help is scarce, it Mr. Gnllivoti naked the assist­ No. 2*/L» Pickled P e a r s ............................48c Stops arc made simParly on thr ant secretary If he knew thnt om» VjWfrhat'^flfcrir-iirfore the court and that it with- was stated. return to Miami. Cranberries, a p o u n d ..................... 25c jjed nor restricted out support, will usher in an era Transportation for the enPjpc ns fnr from the base of the plan; of the agents had registered und­ lef the protocol." of perpetual peace is a delusion. DAYTONA—The Chandler of outing is furnished gratis by the as the widely spreading vines, o f­ er the name “of one of the most English Walnuts, lb........ - ....................40c eminent members of Congress," r Senator Walsh "The fact Is,” he added, "that Commerce of this ctiy has employ­ developers. ten 15 to 18 feet. iijertake to dispel by adhering to the protocol we ed a detective to watch for “card The lettuce also is shown to be answering the question if he knew The trip is one delightful sur­ Brazil Nuts, p o u n d ..................... 40c (th of these who take but a feeble, halting step in sharks" on the Florida East Coast prise after another, ncctmling to a thirsty plant, its rents reach­ of th» act Andrews replied “he _ to the court will the direction of promotion of railroad, following a declaration -Mrs. Walter J. Ulrich, who took ing depths of six to seven feet. had not known of the registration”’ Almonds, p o u n d .............. r 40c All such conduct as that is ab­ ptu the League of peace,” of war by the chamber against an the inaugural "Flyer" InsL Friday The tap root of only n half-grown alleged gang of “confidence men" You'll be surprised at trie many beet were found to huvj shot down­ solutely taboo in our organization Pecans, p o u n d ......... ............ 60c said to be operating Ht tween Jack­ things the driver does to make us ward five feet, the root ornnehea Mr. Andrews-.(iddcil. James E. Jones, director of prohibition, in­ spreading three feet on all sides. comfortable and to make the trip sonville and Melbourne. Phila. Cream Cheese, 2 fer 25c These scientists, in conjunction formed the subcommittee that the enjoyable,” Mrs. Ulrich said. “It with F. E. Clements, also found n agent. Edward O. Iiigfjebl “js *o was a lovely ride, and I enjoyed ST. AUGUSTINE—The chapel pen d ed Imported Rouguefort C iieese/2 for .. 25c of Nuostra Senor dc In Lcche, in every minute of it. And I wasn’t high mortality in the struggles of far away from Washington now North City, which mark? the sit.- one hit tired after the long jour plants to gain a livelihood. Ob­ that I do not believe you will hear 8 lb. Pails Lard ..................................... $1.40 serving plants shooting up from from him any more in enforcement where Menendcz, founder of St. ney was completed.” work here.” the Nebraska prairie, they discov­ Jack Terry, one of the crack Augustine, first lander, was dediNice Fat Mackeval, pound 30c His record also contained n let­ from pasc 1.) (Continued from page 1.) rated with a beautiful service .Sun­ drivers of the Daytona Shores ered that their crowding occas­ ishnble express shipments from day. The chapel was recently re­ fleet, has adopted n unppie-plan ionally has resulted in mortality ter signed by E. C. Yellowley, no Iher. Choice Codfish, pound ........ 40c chief of general prohibition agents, | iv between Mitch­ Floritla would be lifted in time for stored by Mrs. Martin D. Hardin, to provide every possible coimhlt’ ns high ns 80 to 98 per cent. directing Uirgfield to stop at the am! in October, the heavy Christmas traffic was in memory of her husband, Martin for bis passengers. Ho has pur­ "Thus the old struggle of exist­ 10 Ib.Maine Irish P o ta to e s....... ............65c House Military expressed here today by official:' D. Hardin, brigadier general of chased, on his own responsibility, ence going on quietly nnd quite hotel and make the investigation, ft also directed hjm *o keep ex ­ {HI began bis cru- of the American Railway Express the United States Army. large quantities of hair pins, combs 5 lb. Yams Sweet P o ta to e s......................25c ige department of Company. safety pins, needle and thread, lip tinnoticcnblc is vividly portrayed," penses to a mlniinUm hut "to keep in mind of course that certain e x ­ the scientists state. "The object W. K. McFarland, goncrnl man­ KISSIMMEE — St. Petersburg stocks, rouge, face powders, and Jones Dairy Farm Sausage, lb............. 50c ager the Irll Transferred , of the company . . declared . . . High School will he usked to fur- everything necessary to care fo1* of pitting various kinds of grasses | penditures must be made in order to make a proper appearnneo and the Mitchellwas declared 'V or<lcr | nisb evidence under sworn qffi- any emergency*. First aid kiis Mitd-lMib* in-tiiesc Jj*)»Hcs foc-»uApalachicola Oysters, q u a r t................. 85c gain the confidence of people who V^i * c company might ejear thol davits of the eligibility of Warner. uro in every bus. , • • phnffiu^is.jo tcjdxi offtTwliiiLhas can give you information ” Jack, onvdlo depots and that indi- Ferguson, Goodbrwl and KirschTerry was selected for the "MU An expense account i-ubmittcd ca tons were that they would l.a ! man. nf the football team, as a ami Flyer" run because of his ex­ actually occurw i n tha .past quid .tihclr as nis as- ‘ f, .. to group-* by Uirgfield and C. M. Early, his t*lc cm largo within result of a meeting of tile Florida tensive knowledge of Miami traf­ t<>* account for’-the i n igh School State Athletic As- fic conditions, anti because he has iitg and i.nterrclatidn;*(rt plunts." * nw'db*; toUr< % next two or three days. assistant, amounted lo $9(53,80. ; at his own ren e L -ffu r v iiie . socialion, lield here. The commit- had more than 15 years experience erred to Hawaii. ;IACKSONVILLE, F l a.. Dec. 18. V decided that if St. Pet- in driving large busses., . —- ■JW- i*i=~B~rM. Patrick sue* . ' ' .,*1101 from the effects of erslnirg’s players are found inelOne of the features of the "Fly­ ■i’ibi' ** [imi ui'i t- n nil. ho ruiiroad embargo which has itfble, Luk.tand High ......... shad er” is n victrola of ipdeiol wake'"'I his critic! '« of hold Honda in its grip since Get. he declared the champion of 11)25, so that it enii lie played excel'* '*'} kl • «hr *') * [In magazine nrti- JO, will begin to Ikj felt through- if St. Petersburg refuses to play when the* highway is unusually j hut facts concern* At The Basket v ,, .. .. . >m,.t the state immediately, h s-n off a championship game- with rough. bcliofitlie ViiV .rotult of the formal organization that team Ic jutipres-ed by today of the Florida division/ _____ • b menus'* * smjthenst regional advisory board. UEFUNIAK SPRINGS—CoverjaAhcLoiMj held out by nor Martin has. accepted, an inviinspn Durr; state railroad tntion *to speak ^ at the " -----*------of' opening of the ;i4 v n s h r w fcoijtniiAsMner to hi chairman --------— the Mnrdi Grns celebration here, purged the grder. hoards organization committee, Dec. 21. -*'t. . . t ____ . f L ••• who presided at the rm-cting to___ _ , 2reJ SANFORD AVENUE lefijnsc'’ witjpiitt ^ ‘ " • "( TAMRA—An apple h?lpcd G. KANSAS C ir T T b e t. 18.—(A’) j War UTfcV ; Cume/Sou Up ary<[ -Wiitch Uh Grow About 300 persons—delegations, H. "Doc" Alford, diminutive pro- —The silent struggle lor exist-1* npture an al- cnce and the lengths to which a ifrl/liD/l i -V*°* shippers,-receivers and raUroad idbition agent, to enptui ifirtWiiii NVTrlf ^hr " Jno.a—‘from ^ throughout Florida, leged still operator m ar hcre, Al* thirsty beet or pumpkin may go t: W J iiml L h - r . f r ] 'wt'rc in attondnnee. Downstate cj- ford in company with another are mndu known by 1‘rof. J. E. ..............himself unarmed Weaver ami Dr. Ilcrnert C. Han­ tics were nqt represented_ ........... at the ........... agent, found 11Idtl.1 ' U w ‘i 10 lb. Sugar .......................................... 05c session, duo'tu lateness of income when attempting to take into eas­ son, who have concluded an inti­ is two ing trains. £ 2 C * it {OI|y n Bjn!,t mobishiner. He mate inquiry nt Lincoln, Nebr., iir Tti'd The election late today of the shoved it forward, and the other into tho privutc lives of these nnd No. 2 C o r n ........................................... 14c chairman arid a secretary is tin* man promptly surrendered, i! *; other vegetables. „ main busincs before the meeting. They propose to make their find­ Wlfie; fit (he Alleviation 10c . i<)t.' No. *2 .T *(o m. a, xtoT es...... ............................ of the congested fre­ TWO MOKE BANKS FAIL ings public before jJto American *• ./ c*. ii) '1 ight situation through co-operation Association for the Advancement between the shippers, receivers B est Cheese, p o u n d ................................30c DENVER, Colo.. Dec. 18.—(A’). of Science hero, Dec. 28-Jun. 2. Hants, such as beets, carrots 'D Winf^ to-" and carriers is the main purpose of —Two additional Denver banks— the formation of the board, Mr. parsnips and toRnips frequently * Iri -f4>, Burr xnid. 1 *ilb. Maxwell Mouse C o ffe e ............ ........... r>0c the Capitol Mill State Bank and send their roots down ten .Jtctt r«- *. * # t • ■>- i rial echo of the Metropolitan State B a n k - these scientists hitVC discovered: flood times nre those in which failed to open ("day. Two national The roots Also Christmas Candies and Nuts. pfcfii fl of fii,. of pumpkins nnd people make the debts that worry squashes, often growing at the i"rm today of a them in banks and one State bunk were had times.—Associated rute of 2 to 2.5 inches a day, reach It.itivc iaiguairdi Lnguairdu, .1 Editors. closed yesterday. • 'irk, to J?rentl; [rity of court ninrAWAY FROM, .CONGESTION, PLENTY OF PARK­ rc'nB sertence on Ithing I n A d h e r i n g T o tocol, W a l s h State News Briefs LONG WITH PRI - ifisistotry )E Held As Red H at Is C o n f e r r e d ^ Pius Account Are Still Operating of d ry In Various Sections D e c la re s Saturday s Specials K ,1, WILL Second Embargo Is U Placed In Effect By EYEARS Express Company r Scientists Declare Pumpkin ^f\d Grow 10 Foot i i r\ Erdgewoodurocery ™pmiv m & 't' ING SPACE FOR ALL. E M lB ■ 1 JpiMmhz ^riniination ()f the I Wp tWi‘ of r dl lM itch i-& 3‘’ “1° yvar,jsu^. -T Merry Christmas I?1! arl'cle of war is ^ lc which prnvidhate,| nffe,lSc3 j|j. *ry service. SSf*.? j5: Mobley’s C h ristm as At l-V. Ii. • ' f t - f / I W - S 'irtim‘•ry military WT "°t b'Unwcd” l .......... in 1£frf '' ';fLDob William , . th? “c°urt was Bri Mitchell’, !?, w"r ' made toT ' r - I »*-V Rep. 1 Illinois, who was ’J-ih-I '()r the air trial. 'biff." Mr. ’" the long sought Jj‘i’uting Mitrln l! iJ l** «ep whir about to T i Y «"w know Dot W“s becnttsi cr1.;W;iU1"e ,lL' ‘li'l J! J,l:“ of good . J ’k'ripijne. ^ made the presD ,;,ry of war their !?VTo n». • ’ SPA *■ AIN Dee. is.— T h ick ly Iced Layer Cake In Your Favorite Flavor “TH E REST FOR THE LESS” lu' army, would [ WHAT TO GIVE? fo r ENGRAVED CHRISTMAS CARDS Liu’ku assortm ent to be sold at HALF PRICE. DELICIOUS FRESH CANDY Read The Ads In The Herald A n d You Will if ; The funVousr linen of Whitman's Christina* h o x ti— any size. 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Altncuu li i a j (n * g y o tb tf in when you buy cake—and you gradient * »I * q * thr» ««ir« lu h n e s t till ij v o r . % ln it* get the best. tf iitiff^ L J, J, ;«n4 f * - # H it t **i Call and see us— we can help you in your selection. Mobleys Drug Store Fresh Daily From Your GROCER < ii V -£2 �THE SALFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, PECEMBERJ8, ► a g e froua The Sanford Herald K nteted aa I K oiid Claaa As Brisbane Sees It Wild U« im, and Tame. Pinchot'a Panacea. Et Tu, Ma Ferguson 7 It la Here. It Will 8ta: Mattar. October IT, 1 Ht, a t th e I’oatofflce • t Sanford. 1 DY ARTHUR BRISBANE Copyright ions, by, m ar Co. March *. 1117 HIGH FINANCE denounces Govnor Pinchot's suggestion that the coal fields be declared n “public utility." "A dangerous coal panacea,” say spokesmen for “big business.” MJlWCniWT©!* HATH* r T *sr— i 7.es Hi* Months illv.re.1 M C lt t ' b riC sr rlM irk, lie. Weekly Edition flPRCIAL KOTICKi All obituary notices, cards uf thnnka. tlona and notices of entertainm ents Where charges aye made w ill he ch an ted t or a t regu lar ad vertising rate*._________ ___________________ __. H*Ut BUR ASSOCIATED PHESS T he AMOclatcd Preaa la exclueI v S r en titled to, the use for republlcatlon of- gll new s dispatches credited to It or not otherw ise credited in this paper and also the . local newa pu | giapatchee herein are also reserved. IS THE coal business not a pub­ lic necessity? Can people live with­ out heat? Is it not the business of government to protect the pub­ lic welfare, putting that ahead of other duties? The real objection Is not that Governor Pinchot’s suggestion is a dangerous panacea, but that it would interfere with the plans and profits of “big business,” which is the real government of the United States. FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 1923. “ t h e “ h e r a l d s PLATFORM 1,— Deeper water route to S k •onrille. . . l_ 1 —Conitructlon o f St, Johnfi-lndian River canal. 3.—Extension of white way. 4^-Swlmming pool, tennis courts, etc. Se-aAugmenting of building pro­ g r a m — house*, hotels, a p a r t ­ ment houses. 6.— Extension of street paving program. 7^—Construction of boulevard around Lake Monroe. 8^-Comptetion or city beautifica­ tion program. Cl—Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa­ cilities. tween Lake Monroe and DeLnnd and with the exception of the oiling it has been completed from the lake to Orange City. From Orange City northward construction is in progress and because the route followu the old highway it is necessary to detour through sand hills, a distance of four or five miles. The detour, which has been in uio for some time and which must accomodate heavy traffic, has been cut to pieces and motorists are forced to travel at a snail’s pace to prevent the breaking of springs. Leading citizens of DeLand and thiu section of the country long have realized the vast amount of unfavorable publicity this section is receiving because of the almost impassable con­ dition of the detours on the DeLand Orange City road. Ap­ peals have been made to the Stnte Rond Department, and re­ lief has been promised time nnd again. Now the DeLand Commercial club has put forth the proposition that the State highway, unable to hard-surface the stretch because of the freight embargo, at lean; afford temporary relief by having the unfinished grade covered with n shell turface. It is hoped that this will be done without delay. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY YOUNG SENATOR LaFollettc was caught when elder statesmen of the Republican party presented an olive branch and places on good committees. They swallowed his fiercensess, although he tcld them he "would be the same kind of Republican his father war." THAT DID not frighten the Rcublican ciders. A young Hon orn in the lion house is not the kind of lion his father was, caught full grown in the desert. LaFollettc is an able, earnest young man, but he lacks the ex­ perience nnd enthusiasm of the nrst twenty years of hit* fathcr’9 life. t J M RK'8 E AUTO TOP $j sw » Cnn.lB, t ■«hUna PS... If the embargo make* it impossible for the contrflctor to fin ish construction of this road, if there is no w ay to put a shell surface on the bad stretch, we can still see no reason w hy the State Road Department cannot put the detour in better condition until such time as the road can be completed. When he was in the city, Dr. Hnthnwny promised th at the detour at Orange City would be given im m ediate a tten ­ tion nnd his friends in Sanford are confident he will handle LOCARNO’S YULETIDE VISION the problem without further delay. O puny man, con you no'- see IIow vain your warfare’s wild de­ cree 1 The groaning cadence of your guns The ghastly wrRhlngs of your sons, , The wastes of blood nnd treasures spent, The hearts nnd .homes and king­ doms rent, Are as young grain before the hail, So futile and of no avail. The loftiest heights of man’s full nower Beneath H|s word must sink nnd cower; His bulwarks are man’s one de­ fense, All mortal might but mere pre­ tense. The din and tumult of man’s will Cease where Ho whispers, "Peace, ( “Oh hush the noise, ye men of strife, and henr tho angels sing.”) From out the riven soil and life, From out the clamor nnd the strife His pi irpose mounts serene, and In most cases the "swell-heads are only empty-heads. Oku. The Central! ... Bow Your Kw valut, itxj* THE GOD OF TEACE:—Now the God of Peace. . . . make you perfect in every good work, to do His will. Hebrews- 13:20:21. PRAYER: May we, O Lord, dally and definitely strive by Thy grace to be perfect even as our Father In heaven is perfect (“O hush the noise, yo men of strife, and hear the angels sing.”) • N" l"*KR« ESTIMATES Prompt J«i til I’llune ICT.tt mi LOOK OUT, MICHIGAN! Loans DAYTONA REACH NEWS ties of Wisconsin as a summer playground nnd vacation state. Thousands of persons who would make ideal summer residents of Wisconsin can be reached in Flor­ ida during the winter months. Florida is actively fighting the Michigan announces that it will signboard, broadcasting the slopost signboards over Florida’s van: "Swat the Sign and Save tho scenery, it is time to call a halt. Scenery.” It would be lamentable The following is taken from a to allow Michiganders to destroy Wisconsin paper: , the natural beauty of the state by “Michigan intends to take ad- an act from w hici Floridans vantage of the present boom in themselves are refraining. Florida by advertising the virtues The Daytona Beach chamber of of Michigan as n summer resort commerce only recently tabooed a state. Thousands of visitors in proposal for plastering the highFlorida this winter will be told of ways with 1,000 advertising billthe resort possibilities of western boards when sentiment against Michigan. j the step was shown to hr- so gTeat The Michigan Tourist and Rc- that the advertising to be derived sort bureau is sponsoring the ad- from the signs would he distinctly yei Using campaign. A free serv- unfavorable, rather than advnnico bureau to give information re- tageous. gnrding western Michigan has been Michigan will leatn the same nlrendy established at Miami, lesson if she attcmnLi to erect sign. Signboards also will be posted boards oil Florida highways. She throughout the state, pointing out will also learn that Florida tourMichigan’.s virtues as a summer hits consider Florida as much playground. : theirs as do the permanent resi- Colonel William Mitchell MONEY AVAILABLE For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Yaluilixifc* Consult us first when in the market In fat M agnolia & Second A . P. CONNELLY & SOW T he suspension o f Colonel William Mitchell from "rank, command nnd duty” for five years because of his adverse criticism of air service policies, marks the closing chapter of NOW OPEN one of the most sensational court investigations in a nation w here sensational court proceedings are common, and the ; THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL final action of the court in returning a verdict in the case ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLU opens a wide range o f discussion, and a many-angled view of Between Sanford and Orlando. Our Tvtm the trial and those storm y events lending up to it. M agnificent location. 27 acres in Knt*Ah Aside from who was right or, wrong, and apart from the Iwo lakes. Golf, tennis, uranic grove, tie, d blunders and m istakes that may hnve been made on both guests. sides, a fair and unbiased view of the entire proceedings Fine orchestra, cuisine ami service etctUoL! seem s to show Colonel Mitchell still high in the opinion o f family hotel. R ales very moderate. this nation, nnd the one outstanding result of the long legal GEO. E. BATES & SON— Owners anifarii battle lies in the illum inating light that has been focused on n basic principle, a fundamental character^tie of thy /• mcriean people that is of far greater importance than any leifisl?tive decision that has been reached. Cor .Mitehe ^ whole­ NEVERTHELESS, . prohibition hearted, courageous ami fearless agitation for Hie tiling:, that wi 1 i <m tiit for at least a generhe believed to bfiTight, and Lift utter dhreg.trd tit n.«it in 1.is iili?:i. ivy »industrialists IbclipvL ay i .study that under pro­ cam paign to secure a unified air service, with no thought o f end hibit a.• there will be no more dnnpersonal advancement, must warm the heart ol every true grn - rik-s. It is only necessary American, giving all who cherish the liberty « f this n it on tt !: i off the whiskey supply ju st cause for rejoicing that America still breeds men v.i u tn .i i.irily. Bootleggers will do A U D ITS SYSTEMS TAXES will rise to the defense of their convictions regardless of con­ that for a consideration. I*vh hiti m is in the constitution. sequences. Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, Vi P i bn ’legging will be with us Colonel Mitchell m ay have been absolutely wrong in ail of lor many a year. Palm Beach, Daytona Back his policies, Imt it is certain that he defended these policies A N ARKANSAS “JA Y -H A W K ER *'\ YOU rend of” (women in a manly and straight-forw ard manner that removes all TAMPA TELEGRAPH t'lihPcn stopped nt Ellis LslCENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE doubt of his sincerity, and we cannot concur with Major Allen r.nd iimL No disease, simply “not wantCJullion's characterization of Mitchell’s actions as soiling the e l h r i." A man coming over, with The Second Congressional Dis­ 1117-318 F irst National Bank Bid*. fair name of the army nnd "shattering the ideals and cor­ a wife, not American horn, must trict of Florida scat "Bob" Green eloquence in the same way. The semi his wife back to Europe. This to Congress, They became weary Telegraph can not give space to rupting the loyalty of young air officers.” Sanford, Florida. of Congressman Green’s you are told is "accessary for the of Frank Ciark their brilliant rep* all Certainly this country should stamp out bolshevism in all protection of our civilization.” rexentative for 18 yean, who when "flight" but harken to the follow­ S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGE! of its form s, and revolt against constituted authority .should What about the Into Mr. Bat­ he arose in the House of Repre­ ing. ye Floridans and realize that not be tolerated for an instant, but manly, courageous and tling Siki That black gentleman sentatives, commanded attention. Florida has one Congressman "Boh” Green was just a plain, ready to fight even if it does vio­ un selfish agitation for principals actuated by a sincere de­ from Senegal came to this coun­ "cracker boy.” l i e was good look­ to the customs of a hunch of try openly as a professional prize­ sire to benefit this country is certainly no shadow of bolshe­ fighter. Every newspaper printed ing, lie was an excellent handshak­ lence arrogant cusses, iwho find joy in vism , and in point of loyalty, young officers of the army the fact that his business was com­ er. The women all liked him too. tlm humiliation of a inew member. People generally like an ambi­ would do well to model after Mitchell, who was, perhaps, loo mitting assault and battery for pay In part—and very small part, tious hoy. There were thousands Congressman G reen said: and knocking men unconscious. ____ loyal for his own welfare. He was not held up, but made that admired tho nerve of Fred Dc “I know that of old when Ce­ Mitchell has a war record that does not permit his cour­ welcome by this glorious country Berry when ho wanted to he Sec­ cilia and Seraphs were fascinated age or loyalty to be questioned, and in Major Gulliun’s bitter lhat turns away women nnd chil- ond Assistant Post Master Gen­ and men wore enraptured; I know eral. Congressman Green how­ Timothus with magic rtrnin led arraignm ent of the air Officer is found a rank lack of ap­ ever made the fatal error so many rocks, trees, nnd beasts to follow The winlo® <* preciation of the invaluable service that Colonel Mitchell ren­ new members make. Only in his him; I know that tha notes of Or­ jn g economy o OTHER PRIZEFIGHTERS are dered while overseas. welcomed, for they come in ns "pro­ seat a few days he had an attack pheus entranced men nnd en­ be question*®will stimulate under world and So Mitchell goes out of the army, apparently not em bit­ fessional gentlemen," quite a dif­ of furor loquendi. He had a thralled the speech in his system, and it had to courage >oa tered by the treatm ent accorded him, evidently content ir ference from miserable women with come out, or an explosion would caused the gods to guze thereon dependent children. with envy, and I know that David <or a he®**1 the knowledge that it "matters not who won or lost, but how Firpo, the giant Argentine result. But Congress does not tol­ drew from his harp u chord which now. you played the gam e.” prizefighter, arrived in this coun­ erate speeches from new members. swept the gloom frori the brow Many a good pl.ee rf ruined when people try ns steak. Our office boy says a soft ans­ wer may turn away wrnth, but more often it leads to a darn good punching. Among the prominent winter visitors, who will arrive In Florida next wq?k. will be Mr. Santa Glaus, famous globe trotter. Another thing that men don’t do as a rule is to take presents given to them last Christmas, and give thorn to someone else this year. ----- —o-—-----Illinois’ governor may be small in name but the supreme court of the state contends that he isn’t small in the amount of money he is alleged to have misappropriated. Baby Congressmen are supposed try accompanied by a lady whose presence the immigration'author­ to keep quiet, during their first TO FLORIDA BOTH men and money have come, the for­ ities could not quite exnlain. session, but not so with “Bob’’ Green, because “Bob” is a nrccomer by the thousands, the latter by the millions. The lure, Nevertheless he was admitted. w hether it be actual or artificial, is there, and it attracts. T hat there is a largo faith in the future of Florida is heat a t­ tested by the character of tho men who are building it up— their enthusiasm , and the convincing argum ent of the money they have invested. The best summing up of the situation 1 can give is Florida is Florida and there is nothing else like it. Her unfolding, the pioneering thitherward, the feverish activity prevalent, all mark one of the most interesting chap­ ters o f the many that go to make up the romance of Amer­ ican history.— Former Governor M. R. Patterson of Tenn­ essee, in Memphis Commercial Appeal. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB There are several variations of this yarn but a Scotch friend of mine insists that the one which follows is the correct or.c and, by that same token, the proper ances­ tor of ull the crop of differing ver­ . The Republicans have taken sions. As he sets forth tho origi­ young Boh IoiFollelte back into the nal narrative it runs something fold. Wherein we recognize that like this: even Republicans know which side An Alxrrdoninn on his first visit of their bread is buttered. to London got off the train at Ku« ston station. While proceeding Since Sidney J. Gatts is no intent ufoot along Euston Road on his upon ruling the people, wo suggest wuy to his hotel he suffered n that ho make application for the terrific misfortune. He dropped a presidency of Mexico or offer him- sixpence and it rolled out of sight. self as the Shah o f ’Persia.1 The desolated victim put down his luggage ami began a vigorou. One good thhig about being -earcli for ibe mlLting coin. Pres­ mentioned far govtrnci ti that ently a friendly poUctmau came tt dears’t ertt anything.— tanferd moment and then remarked to Herald. Not Wo had thoughts— along ar.d having loured from the him self: hut perhaps we hod better not aay grieved Scot what tho trourle was “Wccl, I must admit ona thing It. Orlando Sentinel, proceeded - to aid him in the hunt, —they arc verra thorough here." THIS DOESN’T surprise you. There is profit in prizefighters. Disreputable officials that legal­ ize and share in the profits of prizefights need foreign prize­ fighters to increase the profits. And where profit is concerned, Uncle Sam forgets his o b je c tio n s to immigrants and suspends his "quota" law. PITY THE poor Duke of North­ umberland. Bis income is $375,. 000. Income taxes and other taxes tako $200,000. The British gov­ ernment knows how to tax and how to collect taxes. Here, instead of making taxes bigger, thanks to President Goolidge nnd Secretary Mellon, billions are pnid off on the war debts and taxes steadily icduced. Ilan- DAN D0BRS SAYS In Wisconsin a .mr.tcr who crawled through a fencf with n shotgun cocked had to crawl two miles for help. of Saul and flooded Israel’s pnlnces with music and laughter, but if uli these were mingled in a single rhapsody too great for tne hand of mortal man that it would not equal the majesty and the splen­ dor of the Old Suwance River pluyed <m the ukulele and hummed by the hrighteyed Florida maids underneath the sweet magnolia trees, with the soothing odor gush­ ing forth in u a blazing November moonlight. “I would tell you more of the magic charms of Florida if time permitted. But this is a serious mnttei. to he passed upon by seri­ ous minds. When your citizenship arc bent with years and desire a •uw lease o f life, they pledge their fortunes and head their minds and intentions southward, and Florida is their destination; nnd people me sounding their warning notes from the States whore the snowlies deep, complaining that your citizenry huve takun their wealth ami gone to my State and are living there in peace and happi­ ness and splendor, and will wel­ come you there to visit them. Be careful when you enact legislation What are they trying to do over in Europe, get us hack in the trenches by Christmas? Former privaten will enjoy learning a couple c f gentril*, got mad at each other :n Waihington. Among the things there is room for et the top ia improvement.— Bethlehem Globe. Contemporary Comment rr.cri:an not just a tax-reduction the r.a nMrdlJ; i'ut a *im t ‘nx-rcduc tion.—A \a ll S tre e t-Jo u rn a l. Hall, Pentland and \ a u t o m o b il e s �*• ’H O NE: 148 MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR MANY MEMBERS OF LOCAL COLLEGE .SET WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK Holiday festivities will be at their highest when oil of Sanford a college girls and boys return this week. Dances, luncheons, and par­ ties all kinds arc being planned _ of ________ ________________ o. * °* S> - * in Chap- to help make the Christmas hollH*H at 8 days even merrier than ever before. Stanford has an unusually lnrgc 1 "'of Mrs. I representation at the various c® at 2:30 schools of learning, and the return of the students will be greeted with joy in Bocia! circles. Returning on Saturday from Lrtirne will Methodist Tallahassee where they are stud­ ents at Florida State College for I MseDowell Women, are Mlaser Mae Holly, the Soros!! Mildred Holly, Olive Newman, Sara Evelyn Williams, Naomi Chapter Scoggans, Louise Sarles, AnnB Du“t “Rollins Bose, Georgia Mobley, Helen Vernay, Maud Lake, Winifred Strong, ct plVB High School Lillie Ruth Spencer, Emma Spen­ cer, Clara Goertz and Ella Mary Muirhead. Miss Le Claire Jones, who is at­ or at Litending the University of Tennes­ see at Knoxville, Tcnn., will arrive brary open hero on Sunriny. Miss Kitty DuBose, who is at Queens College at Charlotte, N. C. jive an m- returns home Friday afternoon. From Bristol, Va., where they are Ci'y Nfut will e»- attending Sullins College, will come teision .at Misses Margaret Zachary and Ka­ ! party at 4 therine Symes. g Falmeito Miss Margaret Cox, who is at Goucher College, will not come homo for the holidays but will be of the Wo- the guest of friends at Boston, lJ o'clock at Mass, Atjiiuc. From Salem, N. C. conws Miss meets at R. Whittle. :S0 o’clock. Emily Bailey, who js a student Wlnthrop ColleKe. Collt-irp. Memphi3J0&V‘ 7 h°, !s a student at arrive hereC,Suriday W f f J days. 0 . T. Alford! another st?dj ^ therc* will join Mrs. Alford Aubunid° A |Dun° Si returns from versitvof aiT stu,,enta «t Uni*re J' » n,n,i Harry Woodruff are S ° n Saturday from Pemt f h i 1 l ’ N- ?" Where the>* al* Sina tH Univm it” of North Car° f Floridfl at Cainc?* S J S Bft d*n 8 «pccttd Friday eveM*E*Jnc!vdm Byrd, Hnrton Lake* Warm'.Scoggans, Herbert Messer, Robert Jenkins, John Brumlcy, G<orge Knight, James Sh.iron. Watson Wallace and John Sehirard. Ed Lake, Stanley Vernay. Two of Sanford's boys, who are attending Gebrgia Military Aca­ demy, at Colley Park, Ga., Fred Pope and Joe Meisch, returned homo .on Thursday afternoon for the holidays.. t.irpdcrirjc Bell who is attending Staunton Military Acpdemy, at Staunton, Vn., arrives this week to spend the holidays here with his parents. Albert Connell/ and Frank Chase will bi nome from E.xP.jr, Mas?, LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY eed Is embers Club ACTIVITIES BY MARY MARSHAL!, Copyright McClure Syndicate Tweed Has Taken On Charm and there are tweeds in fiower tones, too—mauve and white, gray* and Life in Its Present Vogue. rose, blue and green. "She’s the kind of woman who ft has for years been a wide­ the grnc ilwnys wears tweeds.” spread idea that any garment «y after In seasons past you may have made of tweed must of necessity >ied tin lenrd some such characterization, be of mannish construction. If -r you may havo known of EngBridu- tsh women who travel on the con­ you thought anything at all ubout it you thought that. Tweed wus m si«*r s e n t who were regarded ns rath- a mannish muterial, therefore a Geneva, r dowdy because of their tweed woman’s tweed suit must be manlits and coats. For once upon a nish. Recently dressmakers have am* wer me the woman who wore tweeds | broken down a lot of these oldIon in th vbitually was inclined to do s o ,time notions. They have used bits wer ecause, she found them durable leather trimming on evening ui substantial, immune to the ef- frocks and have used cretonne ect of dust and travel grime, and chintz to trim strsot frocks. of brldj hey were of drab color—not dark Heavy winter coats have been sfternooi at neutral—nnd thoy wore for- lined with georgette ur.d summer (counted i vcr. coats have been trimmed with fur. ;rge Davi Well, tweeds still have marvel- Now they are making a quitu fe­ igh score us wearing qualities, but the new mine sort of coats and frocks icious sal weeds that women wear nre any- or suits of tweed. The sketch shows u little tweed etc sene, | eing but drab In color nnd up For French women have coat of a mixture predominantly by Mrs i tearanco. urned their thought to tweeds, and brownish led. The collar ami n of Vn< weeds ns you now see them nr.* cuffs are cleverly trimmed with tie Mn vat what they used to be. Not balls of nutria. To W sure the Bernier n\y do* tweeds appear in new ami cout is straight and rather severe­ Jtxamlc ^freshing colors, but there arc ly tailored, but the sleeves ure vis liar: ill sorts of new weaves to lend close and well fitted and there is w. Ernfm ninety to the tweed family. All not nn inch too much material in rtley an, orts of reddish brown tones have tho body of the close-fitting coat e:n smart this winter with the —not nt nil tho sort of tweed coat Oneola. weeds. These fresh vibrant' that we used to leave hanging rown tones have tuken the place around in a downstairs coat closet ■f the old-time muddy ‘.ones that for any one in tho family or vere found when you went in chance guests to use as an extra icarcli of brown tweeds. Then motor rap. 11) was the New G ift Shcp Now | delightful fsday when Open A t The “Basket” istess, cnof the One of the most attractive shops and two which havo recently been opened, is the new Gift Shop on the Bal­ |pmching cony, at tho "Basket", It is owned i the dec- •md conducted by Miss Willi i, who nils. The recently came here from Ohio p prettily where she has n similar shop. J ? grind One, of the choicest lines of filled with Christmas (lifts, 'friendship and T^liage, At birthday canid evfer shown in San­ Jri tap.'! ford arc on display. There is a |int5. Thi- full variety of Venetian Glass, :“imported j French Quimby, Spanish and Ital­ I tank and ian Pottery, also Paul Revere pot­ brought tery which is made by the Italian (;m Pari- girls who come to this country and pmmer. is indeed a novotlv. Pewter lamps, p-g five. band carved frames, Japanese |<d, aftci prints nro also included in the piions ol j prize fin many novelties shown. Exquisite Chineso embroidered I )■) niemfWer, was luncheon sets, Italian cut work, IVilkey. band made handkerchiefs, linens, Holding and well as infants clothes will be f' Wa> appreciated by the necdleworkers. Materials for needlework, yarns _ tu he l.rm of a and threads may be procured at ~-e other this new Gift Shop. The children with are not forgotten, and all kinds iJhi. Paul or toys,,and other novelties are on sale. jJ’J. HowP»w llulMr,. I-j. LingMrs. I <; Miss F The wide distribution of Sanford P for the posters coupled with the' ap­ fw lta by art Jin. Paul pearance of Sanford advertise­ K l Mrs. ments in newspapers and maga­ zines in many sections of the north and east has resulted in a deluge '!, inquiries being received at the :k 1 bain her of Commerce offices ac­ flN'U: cording to a statement made this morning by Secretary R. W. PearR of the man, who has found it necessary l^nford 1,1 secure additional stenographic San- assistance to handle the heavy and held in 'uversified correspondence. Letters arc being received daily l of the ‘lent cities in Maine. New Mexico R W th . and all intermediate sections" Mr, for carman said, “and those who are ^rd of sceptical concerning the results of *\ national publicity campaign nou|,| spe,,,! a morning in the ^action .amber °f Commerce offices and '^ntay itncss tho scores of inquiries in attachul to advertisefe the 1r"*. clipped from varjouu publiJ;y n in many oecthm". 'IWK v Jc*!° JsckSQH, i . * has recently been employed C am b er of Commerce to jji .EiUdicityiworki.' *.r Many Inquiries Are ContingToChamber OfCommerceOffice After 47 Days Of Freedom, Man Goes Back To State Pen CHESTER, 111., Dec. 18— bP)— Irn D. Perry, Jr., son of u Chicago manufacturer, is back in the pen­ itentiary after 17 days of freedom, on parole, trom a life sentence for murder. Fearful of being killed by de­ tectives hunting him on old indict­ ments and afraid of possible ven­ geance by five youths sentenced with him, he sought and obtained incarceration in the Menard prison here yesterday rather than I lie Statevillc penitentiary to which he was originally sent three years ago. Paroled to Iowa after his re­ lease, Perry was returned to pri­ son while arrangements were made by his father and the director of the state department of public wel­ fare. Nows of this release brought protests from Chicago authorities and various organization nnd a movement for revision of the pa­ role laws. Perry declared thqt he was star­ ved and beaten by Chicago detec­ tives after his arrest seven months nfter tho murder. Once, he said, they forced him to drink a gallon of water without stopping and threatened to throw him fre-m the third story window and announce ho bad committed suicide after confessing. Ex-Convict Confesses He Murdered Boy, 8, Then Burned Body MILWAUKEE, Wls., Dec. 18— t/P)—With a confession from a for­ mer convict that he hud killed B"y Tolsenutn, eight years old, police today continued search for a man who nttackcd Michael fxjscbcr, al­ so eight, and left him near death in nn abandoned dining car In the West Milwaukee railroad yards. John Steinert, who had served prison sentences, in u written onu signed confession to poUeo hm night, told how he took the Tolsenian bov to a babn near the city limits. He said ho choked him to death when the l>ov screamed. Steinert then aaid that he tirft to the barn. . . Police yesterday found the bor.e; of a child in the ruins of tha barn. Tho mother identified a belt cucki# and bits of clothing- RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: THOUGHTS-W ISE AND OTHERWISE Doesn’t the idea of walking into a nicely cleaned house wearing boots or shoes that havo been treading the city streets or coun­ try >ancs seem repulsive to you ? Don't you really think that the Japs could teach us a good les­ son? For their custom, you! know, is to remove their shoes at the threshold and wrilk -through the house in stocking feet. Thus floors and floor mats can be kept very, very much cleaner than would otherwise be possible. All that We can do is to place a door mat outside the front .door, hoping that guests will take the hint nnd brush off the dust or mud from'theft shoes on their wuy in. Of course, wo cannot ask our guests or any .outsiders to take off their shoes, but wo can make a practice of this ourselves.-While it was n custom for the women to wear high walking shoes on streets during cold weather I think most fastidious women did change for a lighter slipper when they came home. But now that we go about in thin,*low-cut shoes, there is far less occusio'n to change. I know young mothers who are so exercised ovJjr the thought of germs' that they won’t . let their babies or children piny ~ ort the floor. They let ' ’llTem"’ lurAble about a little on the bed or sit up to a table to play. Now really this seems a shanu- when children of nl1 ages enjoy “shooting around" so much. No cutting ta­ ble or dining table can compare with a floor for n place on which to build blocks or set up railroad tracks. Why, I wonder, don’t these people have a nursery with a floor kept clean enough .m l dustle.s enough to be played upon? Have this* room Kept fro the children to play in and see that they wear little bouse slippers or sandals when playing there and that no grown*up enters who wears shoes that have trod the streets. Faithfully, MARTHA. •: Miss Margaret Foster leaves Saturday for Monticclh to spend tho holidays. Miss Marion Appleby will spend the Christmas holidays with rela­ tives at Charleston, S. C. Mrs. May Dtckina of Chester, Franklin, N. C., who will lie the S. C., arrived here Wednesday guests of Miss Stempcr for the having been called Jicrc by the Ill­ holidays, will nrrivc Sunday. ness of her father, Judge L. G. Strlngfellow. Mrs. J. B. Coleman is disposing of her home on Sanford Heights, Fred Pope and Joo Meisch ar­ and is nt home to her friends rived home Thursday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Sid Rive. from College Park, Ga , where they Her father, T. R. Higgins, is with arc students at Georgia Military Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Q. Potter nt their Academy. home on Palmetto Avenue. 217-W ton. who havo been KpemHAg the winter at Gainesville where Hartou is ' attending the University of Florida, will nrrive here Satur­ day to l*e the holidays guests of Mr. ami Mrs. G. F. Smith at their home oh Magnolia Avenue. IMPORTANT NOTICE All members of the various Mrs. C. P. Drummond of South churches In Sanford who will as­ Miss Olive Newman, Miss Maud sist in taking the religious census Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill return­ Bend., Ind., is the guest of her Miss Mae Holly, Miss Eliza­ of the city on Sunday afternoon ed home Wednesday e vening nfter son nnd his wife, Mr nnd Mrs. Lnke, beth Puleston, nnd Miss Naomi are requested to meet at the Bap­ D. P. Drummond nt their home spending several days at Jackson­ Scoggans arq motoring homo from tist Church this evening nt 7:30 on Magnolia Avenue. ville. Tnllahassee where th:y are stu- o’clock. The plan of making the Idents nt Florida State College for canvnss will be explained, and tho Miss Love Turner, principal of W. P. Wilkinson of New Smyrna Wl arrive here Sat- workers wil be organized for sys­ the West Side Primary School, is spending the week in Sanford urdny afternoon. tematic work. Let all who will volwill spend the holiday with rela­ with his sister, Mrs. L. G, Stringuntecr for this service be present tives nt Pnlatka. fellow, being called hero by the ill­ Mrs. M. H. Mabry and son, Har- this evening. ness of L. G. Stringfellow: . William Stringfellow of Cocoa, was called here Wednesday by the Rcv. and Mrs. A. S. Peek, of serious illness of his fnthcr Judge Mansfield, Pa., who have been L. G. Stringfellow. here for the past few Boys, left YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WORRY Thursday for New Smyrna where Miss Bessie Zachary, who is one they are spending the winter. of the chaperons at Sullins Col­ W HEN YOU VISIT THE DIAMOND lege, Bristol, Va., arrived home Mr. nnd Mrs. O. J. Pope nnd 'Friday for the holidays. two daughters motored to Lees­ PALACE FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS burg on Wednesday evening where Miss Ella Doswell will spend the they were the guests r.f their sonSELECTIONS. holidays here hut will be joined in-law nnd dnughter, Mr nnd M n. t here next week by her mother, Paul P. Johnson. / v ' - ’i/yV ,. DIAMONDS Mrs. Doswell from Virginia. Ns'-'L ■ Single Stone Diamond Ring l -S3 Points WeaselMiss Frances Cherry, who is a ton Blue White, Perfect 5835.00. Miss Bobbie Chapman leave* popular member of the Sanford Friday evening for Wrlghtsville, High School faculty, leaves FriGenuine Diamond Platinum Ring. Perfect 1-20-100 Ga., where she will be the guest dny afternoon for Per home nt Special $650.00 < of her parents for the holidays. Mount Olivo, N. C„ where slio ■ will apond the holidays. 25 Blue White Diamond Rings, perfect ■ From $50.00 to $150.00 Mrs. Cecil Butt of Orlando is the ■ ■ guest of her mother, Mrs. L. G. Miss Marie Steniper who has 5 25 Genuine Diamond Platinum nnd White Gold ■ Stringfellow, having been called been teaching nt Franklin, N. C., ■ Dinner Rings ■ M here by the illness of Judge String­ and Miss Caroline Crosby atso of “ Fropi $75.00 to $150,00 ■ fellow. ■ ■ ■ NOTICE Miss Lollic Belle Robertson ■ WRIST WATCHES leaves Friday afternoon for Jack­ sonville where she will spend the Chester Cownrv is no longer Platinum nnd White Gold with Diamonds' Christmas Holidays with her par­ connected w ith my firm, and ents. From $50.00 to $250.00 * Airs. J. C. Mitchell, one of the teachers nt the South Side School, will spend tho holidays with rela­ tives at Montezuma and Yntcsville, Ga. any sheet metal work that ho may do will not bo under my supervision. .JAMES >H. COWAN. . Sheet Metal Contractor. Balova, l lof feres, Elgin and Aeciores DIAMOND FEEXAHLE BRACELETS From $55.00 to $350.Qp First Civil Marriage Preformed In Turkey STERLING SILVERWARE COMMUNITY PLATE— 1817 ROGERS MISS WILLARD INVITES YOU LONDON, Dec. IB,—(/Pi—The first civil ; marrfago in Turkey, that of a’ Turkish school mistress, and a, government official, took place ThuVrilayVnt K*ikh * She hr, says a disphtcoh-from UonAtantimode to the Daily Mail. Botin the;bride und groonwsigncd a eontmct 'declaring that', they would enjoy equal rigjtts; that any act infringing equality would'vio­ late the sanctity-of the family and that ■until* conditions , o f ;existence become easier, both must work for o'living.1'' ■..... j. u ■ n ■ Beautiful designs ■ ■ Handpnintcd Chinnwnre Cut Glass TOILET NETS in Amber Pearl two tono To the opening of her. g ift shop on the balcony at the Basket. She has an exquisite line o f hand em ­ broidered pieces and hand woven linens. Also one of the most complete lines of imported Italian French and Spanish pottery. Some very unusual children’s toys are also on display. IH ■ ■ M IT I. -"I • PEARL NECKLACES ■ u a m a A most unique line of Christmas cards and calen­ dars are being shown. til It II,MU' 'ill *f•11 III Deltnh l a Tausen Itichnluo m gltltii .1 5 ■ WEINBERG, Prop. u ■ GOT East 1st Street I■ ■ ■ fia iim iiiH B n iiiiflD s n in H a e iiN D iiiB n g H a a a H H H ii balcony nt the Basket m am m an: TWO MORE BAYS <"i‘ v -i +'i-t -J-v-K > • ! * m m m From $H.OO lo $75.00 Siring MISS WILLARD’S GIFT SHOP KRONEN’ S * n m m DIAMOND BAR PINS From $15.00 to $200.00 • ; * j- v y • : > •: ^ ■ : * - v *;■ ■ :* v - j% • <• ♦ ■ s TOYS and Saturday—Monday will conclude our l’rc.. Inventory Sale- Dolls DRESSES Assorted— Special unbreakable dolls w ith long hair and voice. Assorted colored dresses— Amazing Values ■ ■ Big table o f mechanical toys. $3.95 TO $24,50 $ 1 .2 5 M ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 35c each ■ ■ ■ r N ■ H COATS New Winter Coats at $5.95 TO $22.! v f * MILLINERY x<• 4* tULJt Unbreakable w ith moving eyes and Willow doll carts. voices— 1vary— t $4.50 to $12.00 at HALF PRICE China, tin and aluminum tea sets— $.50 to $1.0(1 v ♦ v n *!• t U n derw ear and o th e r s u i t ­ $2.50 to $6.00 8.25 to $1.00 FU R N ITU R E i C h ristm a s Reed chairs, wardrobe trunks, and cedar chests—$4.50 to $9.50. Greatly Reduced • KRONEN’ S *:• ❖ ; ... 303 E . 1st S i.i P h o n e IG 4-J ■ “We Say I f;With Values” ir.di mil ' «> s'* V V •:* V •> ••• <• <• s' s' ■■■ .s V V ❖ •> <• s'- Is- ❖ '4 4* * <• ❖ ❖ V Big table o f story books. All kinds. Sweaters— Ilosiery for TEA SETS W ith bobbed hair and moving eyes. N icely dressed M ■ ■ Blue, tan ami $7.50 to $15.00 DRESSED DOLLS COAT SUITS able g if t s DOLL CARTS BYLO BABIES t The Yowell Company n H ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ ■ H n ft ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ft h b a ■ ■ ■ m H s'•> s'■ m O N IA FIVE MORE DAYS TO SHOP. * ■ ■ n a �PA G E SIX Mexican Says liU&l MOWN I s M ob t P o w e r fu l Industrial THAT KID NOW “ I'LL Nation NEW YORK, Dfc. IS.—OP)— Jose MirtB^Scj^qroa; commission­ er of agfli’ylttire' and colonization for Mexico, in an address today before the Pnn American commer­ cial congrrm, referred to what he termed the “industrial imperial­ ism’’ of the United States and said nation of cap* this country wns - italists possessing the strongest pull over the government machin­ ery /’ The growth of the United States was natural, he said “until the « Spanish-Anterican War marked iL v definite entry into the ranks of the great imperialist, industrial powers,’’,and made it "a nation of capitalists possessing the strong­ est puli over the government ma­ chinery.” Its history, he said, is thtit of another cycle like those if other world dominion powers--Egypt, Phoenicia. Rome, Holland, Stain and Great Biituin, Now, he de­ clared, the Unite i States had be­ come supreme am*n.r the five groups of empires which dominate the earth, gamely; The American, the British, the fur eastern, the R tsiian and the French. B yT A Y L. O R ■ POP vtAvfHt5F23ia -i NEW COLLECTDr? Euiuoayj V i'L L I’LL B E ’—^ NOT AM. ALLEY ttfTHt BLOCXT Y£T THAT OILY HIPPO GOT Away —t h e r e 's a c o p -I'L l K ASK IP HE SAW HIM — >r-S "ml rth° •?!"» " * Bi'C. m ie ideiuf o f C hristm as services shoppers receive at L son-Ives. At th is tim e oil in ten sive selling such aids being w e lc o m e d ^ patrons and visitors to the store. SAW A Kid g o DOWN •> THIS WAN -HE’S WANTED PoC DEFRAUDING MY FIRM COT CP A DIAMOND < EN6A6EMENT RJNG.- J LD D YOU SEE HlMV v / — b u t C l l KEEP mv PEEPERS OPEN AN* IF HE SHOWS HIS MOS OH MY B eat i 'll hail him ! j NAVJ-he didwt COME BY HBOC OR L'D HAVE . SEEN HIM / v SORE / R est Room This ,Resi Room sketch below gfvhs an idea of the comfort at­ tached, to (his pnrt of the store. ■Busily nceewiible on tiie mezza­ nine, an atfcndnnt Is alwnys pres­ ent for-youY convenience. KILLER FOUNII DEAD PINF! BLUFF, Ark., Dee. 18.— (>T’).J—S. A. McAdams, Sulphur Springs, farmer, who late yester­ day ran ninu<! . I ’at his wife t<> death, fatally wounded J. D. Hel­ ton, an agc.i farmer, and lig h tly wounded ’three other physicians, was found dead today |n a clump of woods n short distance front the Helton home. I < / For E vening She Shops With You Wrapped am Sketched/ uppm*. lefk.-rtIvy.cUnr*. -• * ^ l sonal Shopper. , Priscilla will shop _ f«r vou or with yon at any tfnio. As s to m a l r-helch, gifts pwcla l‘C wrapped icdni wi ll Priscilla aitd she will conic to you. fourth floor, 1, I'itig stations Mta i Taxis Called Boudoi.* Slippers for Ladies and House Slippers for Men, priced from .«=2L— — I’nrrdi fill’ll shown bthv, u«j pers. Ibrt rj ] of at the fbuiLJt by any flw; ta parcels suit, tkn'ii by your kr-a A reliable taxi ptatjnn is ad­ jacent Dickson-Ives. City busses ;• op on the corner. Floor'meu will call a taxi for you if you wish. ----s- « Hcfc in one «tf the )<< ■ t i lace* vfhich ennsint >n< *. . large with i ■> a ones. Thiis.type m • • <1 11 ate - to w riy v»i^h lie .» gown which is cut >vi: V in the hack. Special for Gentlemen— Brown Kid Pullman D irections Given r. . strangers in , Orlando will bo *; ” .gl^FiJ co/hpotShtJiHrecUofla fcovft ttt ; r.'mh <POint , > • th j . , flotnmen or *attendant: at fguvtfo floor booth. Visitors to the store -cordially , welcomed and ex' 1 ^^TCTtdtAPdvety co'urtesy. announcing "r / 1 Central Florida’s GREATEST N Sunday Newspaper The Orlando Sunday Reporter-Star 1 * H ;t) ' To M ake Its Initial How Sunday Morning, Dec. 20th , Prompt Delivery Prompt delivery on puruhases mule hero assured shoppers. Spe­ cial messengers are available to give "rush service,” as well ns the three regular truck which serve you. Out if di-scoverinff AJ „f shoppingJ will pcrw|3 lions and order i? t-.T Leave Children in Toyland Parents shopping with their children often leave the young folk i in Toyland, .fourth flooc, while they shop through the ^itore.J • ’hildrcn are welcomed herc-r-and* most often like ‘their* visit greatly. to ihe‘" '*W A T C H FOR ITS APP E AR AN C E ! -l*ull page size colored com ics, fcaturiflg- the Top-Notchera— "Bringing Up ]fatl)or," "The K atzcnjam ers," "Mr. Dough and Mr. I)ubb," and "Little Jimmy." Kigbt-pago M agazine Section contain­ ing a .co llectio n o £ .th o highest type feature iW riea n^td gleanings from the pens of nationally known writers. A magazine section that w ill enter­ tain every member o f the fam ily. llesid. : being a member of the Assoi iated Press, our renders w ill he kept inform <1 by two leaded lim ited news wires, leased wire of New York World N ew s-Service and leased wire o f In­ ternational News— com prising four of Ih e .g r e d c it news gathering agencies In the world. M i The Orlando R eporter-Star has the only engraving p lan t between Jack­ sonville and Tam pa. H igh-class art work will be one o f the features. The local news in pictures w ill lie a new departure for Orlando new spapers— g iv jf^ to fltjm p'eople’of .CChtrnl Flor­ id a, a real m etropolitan newspaper service, j ; : m K17 Here One hundred and thirty-svven percon- arc your servants at Dick­ son-Ives. More than half the number lure last year- all ready and eager to make your here pleasant. o u r O rd e r N ow : ywrtrT| U jCJ i i i t t i i r r �tv"C>vN'»A V W Ir > V » t* - .i - -V if,v“ - . . run t I■ Big Fokk Plane : ■v TiiE_gfy,lryfei',^t . . . Florida Montaau, T. c t w r s i X0*'*™*- Annls a Airrivi Oet#n*Afr«“^I L^Mantagu* Henry DANES i Tu„ The First Son's History * l in Council; , o f Education JACKSONVILLE, Fla., t e c . 18. —t>P)—An overcoat. Florid* alur today erected ,H. H. 0Q.. Fokkar, DuU.. Dutch iv greeted airplane manufacturer, as ho flew into the “Land of Floweri," land­ ing at Camp Johnston, sooth of her# this morning in hit, giant monoplane. . 1 The plone left New York, Sdnday morning, hopping o ff from Washington Tuesday, from Wood­ ward. S. C., land­ ward, “ after-a.forced “ ing due to heavy fog, yesterday afternoon and from Avgusta, Ga., where last night was spent, Jttr* ail ^ A - . 8 r?*.B ■ f i n i' ... . “phnow n heirs. M ai interest *-- * ... In th# land her*lnaft#r Up * £ " } , »“n d lnte?eUant°Tn t h ? W In Seminote Countv p R H Waa nn,t more particularly W c n E at the 8W Corner Si Tn nK a* NK-„\.of IS-PV.11*? Han*e 2S R. Sec runHon R. ,, pic- ls _d S : k they iay Ntn® Lun member or T lhe “best man 'Ldet," or Min* „,(Tsation turns mechanics and a pllo*. Jnen of the land ipontsneously .0 landic sister, was a friend nnd known writ* counsellor of her warlike mate. ami herself a In Denmark, women got the vote the same sub* without fighting for it.* Wlten the , ng into prom* issue was raised and the request aJmini itrntor nt iA Minister for enfranchisement made it was 'present labor granted without delay. .Statesmen „/ « standard held that refusal art of Sound absurd in the face aoblished with exercised by women in all walks ort of several of,'Danish life. |i ,, she already No office is closed to a Danish 1■ imputation as woman, and when Nina Bang I^ debated than breaks into public notice with all g , wont’in. She in the explosiveness of ner nanui, t-he ja grid (0 such an merely lives up to the national her- " 1 becomo almost itage of her sex. * ,1 «c. was the Dmi-ih State IN' T ilK CTHCCIT C O IH T. S K V K N .'C TH Jt'D K T A I, C in r C IT OK K I.O -lS nn annual HIUA, IN A M ) FOR IIKMINOLK | 0,000, Too COUNTY. IN CHANf.KHV. illia? the state Hill i s llc w s v c IT ssd from T itle ^ thought, so ROYAL FER N CORPORATION. (n corporation). (stroke slie dls* C om plainant. *•' , including the CHARI.KM II. MONTAOUK. Annie »ttr, a hinji’s H. MontaKUc, Mary K. M ontague, _ belted earl, widow of Datnuci L. M ontague, minister charac­ Henry (Jreeu. A lice JL B ryan, s w idow, and Max Marx, and a ll un* ■ is t of the duys known d evisees, g ra n tee s,, nr nth* | ip '\t er claim ants, cla im in g . under >or S i nationnl ftupe’ through Kamuel U M ontagus, de* ceased, and all unk now n person* aucteis. claim in g an In terest In the lund ..in’? with the h erein after describ ed In litis hill 1 characteristic of com plainant. 1 jhe' tackled iqual success, 1----rnt in thought i Bang hni been Ipublic spotlight ltfusal to stand fKin t Christian 1 atilhom “King Lofty Mast," is (frlinw turned tiy inm beauti* I 8-® fl - N. 400 ft.. W. 1320 ft!; 4°0 ft * to ptar* of beginning, rontatnlng 12 acre* more or 1cm ." * * ? « S i / " io n , 'IkuVVVM fc*• / livv•‘ * \ ■'■•■’U It Is ordered Uidt you and each ®f Ton appear to tb a aw orn bin of com plaint herein file d on or before th e 4 day o f Jan uary A. D. l i l t , th e sam e bein g R ule Day of th is H onorable Court. It 1* further ordered th a t th is no­ tice be published In th e Sanford Herald, a n ew spaper published In Heminole County, F lorida, once u w eek for four co n secu tiv e w eeks. „ WITNESS th e hand and seal of \ . E. D ouglass, Clerk o f the Circuit Voiirt. Sem inole C ounty. Florida, at the Court H ouse In Sanrord. thte 3 day of Dec. A. D. IMS. V. K. DOUOI.ASS. Clerk of C ircuit Court. (SEAL) By: A. M. WF.F.KS, D. C. F.LDRIDC.E HART. Solicitor for Com plainant. PAGE Party Frocks and Evening Gowns r * * 1 # Fashion’s Favor ■ Handsome new Frocks and Gowns of the more exclusive nature. Costumes you will need for the many formal and semi-formal occasions that start at this tim e of year. Adjustable Clamp L a m p s....... $2.00 Up S In each of these beautiful frocks is the individuality of mode that brands Boi,(ioi'- L am p*................. ..........$3.50 Up | Table L am p s..... ..........................,^5.00 Up jj the wearer as one of discriminating tastes. Costumes of the type you Bridge Lamps ............................ 5^4.50 Up ■ being well dressed that is essential for one to have, to really he nt their Floor L am ps....... .................:...... $13.50 Up S Torcheres..... ......................... ^2.50 ■ Electric Candle S tick s........ ........ $2.50 5 best. s Also a complete line of Electric Appli- S ances and• Fixtures. *. ’ *#' > D eft combinations of filmy chiffons, sheerest of silk crepes, beautiful metallics, glistening bends, and high colored silks of the heavier type. Models whose becomiugnesH will call for your hearty approval. PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. 112 Magnolia Avenue « 1 * are proud to wear giving you that perfect poise and self-satisfaction of >‘$ h 1 PRICED FROM Phone li: i OPEN EVENINGS $29.50 to $95.00 WELCOMES YOU Baumel’s Specialty Shop THE POST OFFICE IS NEXT DOOR TO US. We know you will l>e pleusetl with t.ur wonderful holiday displuy. Gome lit and see them now. STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS m : KANNERS DEPARTMENT STORE k Three Blocks From High Prices I’J M just reng to order. [ion and get 3^;— »ur hours or « ■ ■ 1 ■' TCU ■; ■ . unercial St. S ?hone 117-W ■ of the -o ' 17 Second Section :r/ tlltyO). • 1 t 41: T h e J o y o f G iv in g nildni^ ■ ■ 8 •r 3 ^OMES M a and enduring ffift will equal the pleasure o f receiving il tiie be a - llom esite in money \4 ; 1 m of MARVAN1A 3 lo he placed on sale in a lew day \ i v!': .1 ‘ li .SANFORD GROVE i •‘AMID MAJKSTIC IMSKS." Marvania Investment BAHT NASON, Sale* Director REALTOR : First National Bank Bldg1. 1*- !11 « 5 In c . CO. Phone 249 f | Da y 11 n a■ W lON SALES AGENTS f! F ■At ■ P For Announcement ped on each *. n^UF.l* _________ ■n 213-215 Sanford Avenue ftT SHOP ■ •' ' 'r ;• . J '■ '** ,S4 — Hello FoIKh ! Welcome one unci ull* Thftt the spirit of welcome you find at this store when you come in to do your Christmgg shopping. tr convictions IN'im Hang is MaAit'wr. of i Vunt \m* >a W|H tta* I, when worn* h were chat* j tir Hdurds, > [ like :er Ice- v*' 1 4 ' HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925. Give a Lamp Iturovd the oil* . inrs to solid ) 1 Ot Pin mark, ■ lively by hir [t>i the public. to her and *n reiutal lo | Kgloriea in the pK rerpectabh* linlsttr of KdIhtilts the an* 1 ;rv? . . . - VI THE SI ■* W ?'f ■- - ' , -m I . I - * •j s' IIM H r ■ ■ p a p a B 8 iU lin P H B R lP a88B P P P B P B »aiaaaap aB aaaaa«aN H B «aaaH iiB iB i •U-. 'eg* vjssJ.'Wk laapBBaaaaai laaaaa 1 �THE SANFORD; HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBEH^lg^ >AGE SIGHT OUT OUR WAY 6 V 6 ^ T T V O u H A V E N 'T p TO H C A f^ NHSUJ v_OV^T' , cM n ' t tb ^ j C e n t s 0 \J «? 1 n [qV<3-HT AWC> t-lS T lS N r f W l-W O M b f T H i S M O R k jlM G r ^ r .MW LiTTLe DAUGHTER Pleaded \AilTv^ M E . F O R $|1.40@1LC6; majority desirable 200 to 300 pound butchers $10.75 @11.00; bulk packing bows $8.00 @9.60; better killing p>gs mostly $11.75@12.00; heavyweight hogx $I0.25@10J5; medium |10.7S@ $11.00; light $10.50@ 11.10. Catle 5,000; fat ftcers weak ti 25c under Thursday’s average market; bulk $10.00 downward; few above $9.50; very uneven about steady with week’s declines; other classes steady; most vrulers $0.50 @10.50 to packers. Sheep 7.000; fairly naive, strong to unevenly higher; yearlings up COe; bulk desirable fat lambs $18,00@10.50; $10.55 to shippers; bulk handy weight $8.50(?p8.75. A KUCK l E - I T A-ALMOST BRoKe MV MEART MEN-B-QrBirr-H had To be FlRM—SHE MEEDS SHOES • THE NEIGHBORS ARE NERV ' y KiUD-B-Bor MEM-IT HAvjE J " (b o MUCH PRIDE To a - a - — ' V^ACCEPT C^ARITV. yT'^fsL Ik "tV? :iV. Noon Stock List American Can ................... American T. & T............... American Woolen ------- .. Atchison ..........- ................. Baldwin Locomotive------Bethlehem Steel ............... Famous Plnycr-Lasky .... Ntw York Central ... Norfolk & Western . Pennsylvania ......... S.:iA. L. ................... Nun them Pacific Southern Hail way . . S6udobnkcr.............. Standard Oil of N. J Tobacco Products .... Union P acific............ U. H. Rubber............ U. S. Steel ............ 101% 1 lit Vi ; ’ O T v WiLIiAS£> ’ W'TME SH oP COMMITTEE calls om The Old mam im h o pes —\mell Just im h /:-/7 Oic:j ot nr* sntvtcc.'ate. O n e s s v s t * fcjjoncr. inc S-51 Captain Says Marketable Citrus Crop To Story Of Diehl Of Be Smaller Than Forecast, Disaster Is Untrue Assert Exchange Officials TAMPA, Fla., lice. 1R._(/!>) — The marketable Florida citrus crop will not reach 11,600,1)110 boxes under thd most optimistic estimate, the Florida f ilm s Ex­ change announced today. Til is is 2,50(1,(100 boxes less than forecast. The exchange, ac­ cording to C. (’. Commander, general manager, immediately will appeal to the Florida dele­ gation in Washington to obtain a revised estimate from the De­ partment of Agriculture. Tills step is necessary to save tin* growers of the state from heavy loss through misunderstanding ns to tlie size of the crop, Mr. Commander said. Unseasonable weather and a wind storm have . eriously af­ fected the crop, the general man­ ager said. The sL m i damage, was found to have caused a loss estimated at .‘100,01)0 boxes, he added. I be governments first estimate of 111,000,000 boxes caused a protest in which tin* exchange took the lead. It was naserted that tile growers were threatened with a loss of $8,000,000 or more through its effect on the market. A revised estimate of 17,500,000 boxes was then made by the government. This the exchange had said was 1,500,000 Itoxes too high. Condition on Nov. 1, last was 77 per cent below normal fororanges mid 71 nor rent below for grapefruit as estimated by ths government. Exchange of ftrials said there had |w*rn a iliaterinl drop since, though quality rontiniied good, tiuantity being tile factor affected. WASHINGTON, D* \ 18.—f/T*)— ] The Washington govi rnment has received from the League of Nil tions Counril an invitation to par­ ticipate officially in ohms in Ge­ neva at a disarmament confer­ ence and with it a notice thill solution of tin. problem will de­ pend upon its consideration in its “entirety and with the co-opera­ tion of all nation i.” An amplifying dona mint, mail­ ed, giving details of the workings of the preparation committee, is due to arrive hero next wick and Secretary Kellogg will await its receipt. The invitation disclosed that ev­ ery direct and related phase of land, sen and air nr nununls is to bo studied by the committee, milking it clear that if an Ameri­ can delegation is sent it must take with it a large technical staff of military mid civilian experts. DAYTONA BEACH, Dee. 18.— fd’l Although the official ban ha* been placed on the woman, Hali­ fax citizen* hero were watching automobile!) with Illinois license!) for Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his wife, Alice Jones Rhinelander, A couple raid to resemble the famed figures of the recent suit to annul Rhinlnnder's mnrringu to his negrodh wife were accost'*)! while seated in n car by an intercsteil citizen in the business section Friday morning. The inquisitive citizen begun questioning the pair nnd n large crowd gathered. Tno driver gave the machine III)* gas and the car sped off. It was described as a largo ear, hearing on Illinois lieOuse tag. A doctor ::nys evurv b’-sy man should have tune hours of sound steep, The moral of that is, stay out of tie* stuck market,—South I*. Green as the new leader of BemiTrihune. tho- Reds in America in suggestive of the estate to which they seem to have fallen.—Springfield Re­ publican. v;.g,j ;,, J11•»ck I untrue" C !l(|vo"cnt ; |,f , |u, disastei ' k*!)n)ll riii)rt ei test own (,r j(1 lll|V t'm , <j*|Jt, [ (jlll t ,,f preheiis tnlniol as .4UCb ,,’f , Cum. dial tli pronrh of, U","1 STEWART’S WASHINGTON LETTER V.y CHARLES P. STEWART ■That! llio courts have gut to rule on his is a refusal Unquestionably Ito will will take the question, if necessary, to good the federal supreme bench, which dge’s insures his neck for a year ory Ik* two nt least. Still, Snrgcnt thought he saw a way out of the difficulty. The pi evident eould commute the At­ lanta sentence, to take i ffcct immidiately. Then the Connecticut hangman could ir< t busy. Sargent no advised. But Chapman refused to be r.et free—to he hanged. Now Four Children Die When Home Burns Judgm ent In Case Of M anatee K illing’ Is — Four Upheld By H igh Court A mil; turns f average R I I Y Whe,‘° the Hock is * sales folk to explain select the right one. K odaks . If the courts finally hold (hat a pardon i ; something a convict can't turn down, that will end a peculiar controversy and Chapman wilt awing. Sup|lose, however, they hob] the other way. lie’ll bocomc, automatically, execution proof for 25 years. True, he'll he returned to Ailnntn, hut 1m can escape, ns he did before. Then, for so long as lie renuiim; at liberty, up to tin* 25-year limit, lie enn commit anything he likes with impunity, lie'll h ar a charmed life. Officials of Campbell-Lossing Cost of the American Legion stat <d Hus morning that the citizens of Sanford were quick to respond to their call for Christmas gifts for tiie disalded veterans in the hospital at I-ako City. The windows of the Hritt-Chit{tenden Realty Company are full | of assorted gifts, ranging from I checkerboard* and playing cards to llihles and cigarettes, tobacco and pipes, It is said that by the first of next week the window will have ito he cleared in order that room 1can he,made for the presents which are expected to come in at the , last minute, j A big truck has been loaned to the Legion for the purpose of making the trip to Lake City on ! Dee. 22, and member* of the post , are hoping to have it loaded to ■ capacity when they leave on, their I mission of spreading cheer among \vi re Im in a fire of Hney eldest w >rs hoy: old Mrs. Mary w i rously of the phy, Mi farm h O n Your Christ List for Someo TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 18. —(A’l—The state court affirmed the judgement of the Manatee Cireuit Court in the mine of John J. Lamb, sentenced to life for the slaying of Harold (into*. Gates, a resident of Tnntna, was killed at Bradenton Jen. 22, fol­ lowing an altercation over the custody of Lamb’s 10 year old atepson. The appeal w.n taken on the ground that the introduction of certain evidence in the qualifica­ tion of jurors should not have been permitted. The opinion of the high­ er court, by Justice Terrell, held that although conflicting in many points, the evidence introduced was rufficiunt to sustain the convic­ tion. Lamb was convicted of first degree murder, with u reconimandation for mercy. Brownies Sensible restricti insuring protecti the home-builder Oveido Manor is a homo community that will bo filled with homes o f the better class. Be assured that the restrictions are not the strictest that w ill demand the building’ of mansions but strict enough to insure protection to the man o f moder­ ate means whose home is his castle. Oviedo Manor is a most desirable home SALES 207 Moiseis Rkltf- 'fm iM iij �L iJfO f vJ lvKnown Grid Luminaries To Jacksonville’s Line-Up Jan. 2 p,,c is. | Williams, star tackle of the Uni* • F1 football versity of Florida 1926 team, will in'l * * ■ 1t .._. t . t .. r . L a i n . •) 'i n m v 11t i jpinia'i ip‘"T f America,1 be _at itncklo for ithe Jacksonville , . i^nnvillc ha« outfit. Wesley of Alabama prob• j3ck:°" ‘lit! sporting atnt- ably will be at guard. Phillips. ' winter reason in contort Godwin, Guard; Finchor, S e e n Chicago end; and the groat Red Barron, . Rf JGrange, slip* line snmshing halfback and twice & from Wheaton, captain of Georgia Tech team#, . Jacksonville AIl- will be the Cracker entries for I^ Ernie Nevers, Jacksonville. Thomas, captain of tfific Const coaches the Washington and Lee this fall, £n than the groat will be with the squad. His reg­ L post, even KTcnl- ular position is end. J. S. O’Brien, manager of the Jston, line smasher Jacksonville team, has grabbed a a Northern a,,, interest in this qunrtotbnck from place hi the new school although a Southerner by fcn of Jacksonville birth, in the person of Warren, 1 football followers who played with the Army at West ter, from all over Point two years ago. The former wiring in for res- cadet already is in Jacksonville ' jtaJIum at pres- working out preliminary to the ' goo, nrd althoUgn arrival of the rest of the squad. <n’oii sale only Lawson, All American end of Stan­ and the g»«"c ,fl ford, who played on tSrnie Nevers wocks off, 2,600 team for three years, is expected rations have been to accompany the Coast player to Jacksonville and bo in the lineup. interest in the Nevers will arrive in Jackson­ pW the chance to ville December 21, and the arrival . Motive merits of of the other players who come (irange and the from points nearer by is timed to ■ycl from the coincide with that of the captain. Llojr.t of Florida Manager O’Brien is in negotia­ tfrom a Miorting tions with a number of <thcr col­ l great in the fact lege stars and with stveinl men will he south from whom he will make selection of a conch. The squad will con­ am has drafted to sist of eighteen players. „ of the college Members of the city government lam and East, with and the civic organizations of iho nee. Around Jacksonville have been formed ihi Pacific slope into a committee headed by Mayor the Jacksonville John T. Alsop, Jr., who will play opod the best tal- their part in seeing that out-offrom the college town visitors hero for the big f M.roa and Dix- game are treated with typical Jacksonville friendliness. PROM 40 TO MEET n;i Speedw ay Improved B y [dal S t o r m ; re On Jan. I Parson-Athlete All Southern Foot Ball Teams Chosen By Sport Scribes DELAND, Fin, Dec. 18.—(,?)— The all-southern first nnd second high school football teams as chos­ en by an advisory bonrd compos­ ed of twenty representative sports writers of the southland, was an­ nounced today by John “Red” Dav­ is, of the DcLand News, chairman of the board, as follows: First Jenm: Ends: Speer (University high, Atlanta), and McNally (Univer­ sity, Birmingham). Tackles: Carpenter (Baton Rou­ ge, La.) and Burnett (Charleston, Miss.). Guards: Healing (Male high, Louisville) and Cameron, (New­ port News, Vn.). Center: Houser, (Captain) (Du­ val High, Jacksonville). Quarterback: Covington, (Rock­ ingham, N. C.). Halves: Caraway, (Shermnn Tex.) ami Jeffers, (Male high, Louisville). Full: Williams, (Arcadia, Fla.). Second team: Ends: Holden, (Picayune, Miss.) NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—(/P)— Louis (Kid) Kaplan of Meriden, Conn., and Babe Herman of Cali­ fornia and New York meet at Mad­ ison Square Garden tonight in their seventh bout. Knplan, the champion, rules a slight favorite. In their six previous meetings, Herman has gained one decision, that in a 12-round contest in 1922. Five other battles hnve been draws hut there are many to claim that Herman defented Kaplan in Watcrbury, Conn., last summer although officials ruled the bout even. Tonight Herman is expected to have an advantage under the rec­ ent ruling of the New York Stato Athletic Commission, that all con­ tests in this state shall' be decided by the number of rounds v/nn. The boxers were expected to enter the ring at 10 o’clock. Bobby Garcin, rugged soldier boy from Maryland, ami the sensnlionnl (Honey Boy) Finnegan of Bos­ ton, featherweights, will clash in the semi-final. Hero is the dope on the KaplanHermnn battle: KAPLAN HERMAN 23 Y e n r s........................... 23 Years Ago 5 ft. 2 inches ......... .. 5 ft. 9 inches the sun crept out „ weather teriteaticaa clear and cold for-i Capitol City To Meet Salem Team This Afte TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 18.—(JP) —Followers of the gridiron were on edge here today for tho post­ season exhibition football game tram of tho Th# girl’s basket between tho elevens of Leon High local high school 111 pU ? tho School of Tallahassee, nnd the - SatarPalatka “Wild CaU” on Salem, Mass., high team. Supporters of tho local squad day morning, in tho lattar’a l«Ir, wore conceding the enstenfcM an the trip to be made in one o f tho edge over the Leon team in view Loch Arbor bussra donated ftor tha of the season’s recorit of the Salem occasion by Edward Higgins. tenm, hut they were confident that Last year the "Cata” scratched the Tallahassee hoys would be able to “hold” the visitors. Salem was into tbo high school championship crowned champion of the New honors in the tournament bold, at Height 14 1-2 inches ....... .. 14 1-2 inches England states for 1925, while the Stetson University, and although | best that Leon high could do this tho preponderance of dopo favor* Neck 33 inches year was to lose the Florida hon­ the repetition of thla feat by tbo 24 inches ....... ........... Palatka girls, Mrs. William's local ors by a single clnsh. Chest (normal) 37 inches ....................... 38 inches After two days of rnin, which cagers are expected to raako len n hampered work-outs of both teams. fur fly in tho fray on Saturday. Chest (expanded)_ <12 inches .......................... 66 incite Reach 12 1-2 Inches ................. 11 Inches Biceps 11 inches ......... .................- 9 inches Forearm Itnv.tl. 20 inches .......................... 19 inches CORONA TYPK.WIUTF.nS Thigh s t:\s r it.% m > A tio isn x A c m .n u 28 inches ...................... 20 inches l.Inr-n-TInip O ipr hnldrra M ailing U arhlnta Waist 9 inches ........................ 8 1-2 inches llrliuMt anil Srrnmi llnntl T yprw tllern Ankle Kvrry Ihln* In O fflre Marhlnra 120 1-2 pounds ............ 125 pounds Weight nnd Dontley, (John Marshall high, Richmond). Tackles: Shand, (Columbia, S. C.) and Davis, (Tech High Atlan­ ta). Guards: McArthur (Bonumnnt, Tex.) and Hnrdsin, (Montgomery* Bell, Nashville). Center: Dawson, (Male high, Louisville). Quarterback: Connelly, (Mont­ gomery-Bell, Nashville). Halves: Zerderich, (Ruahton, Ij».) ami Slither (Greenville. S. C.). Full: Cass, (Greenville, S. C.) Honorable mention: dalle (Lou­ isiana); Buie, (North Carolina); Walker, (Mississippi); Goodhrend, (Florida); Dell, (Tennessee); Be­ Mount Etna is active, hut Mus­ all, (Smith Carolina); McC'nlcy, (South Carolina); nnd Perry, (Flo­ solini will no doubt suppress it at rida). the proper time.—Brooklyn Eagle. Palatka “Wild (MS OFFICE MACHINES TUELL & SMITH (I Soil III Mnln SI, OFKIOR MAOtllNF.S I'hitnr 1337. O n tr a l Arrada B ld g. Orlando An athletic parson—that’s Rev. Gharlivs II. Urban, pastor of a! church in I'hiladolphin. Ho’nj sonn what of nn nll-rniiml athlete at the University of Pennsylvania though prefers football and wrest­ ling t<> other sports. Me played tackle on the freshman eleven last fall. 1 his winter he hopes to niaka his letter io tile mat pastime. DRIVER CIRCLES Fights Last N ight KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.,—Wil­ lie Keeler, Gourd Alcne , Idaho, heavyweight, knocked out bant MeCrror (two rounds). PITTSBURGH — N.ck Perliek, Clairton, Pu., heavyweight, hunt Homer Smith, Kulamnzoo, Mich,, (10 rounds.) M11.WAiIKEE—Billy Bortfichl, Milwaukee, won from Clonic Tint hy a technical knockout. DES MOINES, In.—Jackie Conwav, St. Paul welterweight, out­ pointed “Shuffle” Callahasm, of Chicago, (eight rounds). SIXTEEN HOURS Canal 1’oinl Man Huns Car Through What They Were Told Was Dismal Swamp; ( ounlies Han Highways I CAN At, POINT, Dec. •»,_(!. II. jTiirki r. of Canal Point, has proved 1 1hat i be Everglades imintry is not [\ri!. Fla., UW\ Itin’ impassable swamp pictured by kurhl fanii il OrMb' o per-ons who know nothing about it for lie circled Lake Okee­ seh .uitii s|H*edchobee in nn nutomohilo a few days . arwl hnni' iied l»y ago and mmIf the trip in sixteen I xcntly wept the hours. Within a year, as a rcprotestIonaI and ■ult »f (dans of the fount ies about the lake, it will he possible to (runt 4(1 states drive around the huge body of wa­ ’ding series of ter on a continuous hardsurfaced Ihu I'jlii season. highway. ^TUSCALOOSA. Ain., Dec. IS.— Iftttital im New Tucker’s journey w,i.< by a cir­ (/P).— Wallace Wade, - for three taint« ut (W i "I • years head conch and athletic di­ cuitous route and at times ho was Idla Vr.. . ut tho rector at tho University of Ala­ many miles from tho lake. lie Dajbna Beach bama today signed a five-year con­ left (’anal Point at .5 A M., driv­ ■ ...... of tract to continue in his present ca­ ing to Bkict'huhcc City. From fJf-1■:-• Jrivi r a re pacity here. His salary is said to that ldace he crossed Indian Paraid till.' sinter in in? around $10,000 a year. rie to Lake Annie and from there, [these fcj ,i nucle­ Numerous universities of the on Slate Road No. K, went to Ve­ i c races reg- south and west had informally sent nus, aero . to Lnkeport, down to “ I'l ii, also “feelers” into the university camp, Moorehavi n and on to Cltnvifltoil. on f i r * 11111.1111” letting it ho known that Wade From Clewision the nfute was to Iyf di- Am", ii'an could find a job olsswhero if ho Hare Beach then to South Bay and fcuti n. but the new contract was Belle Glud>\ on to Twenty Mile Jr's ,h<y« will he desired, drawn up and signed without u Brad, on the Palm Beach Canal, pd hi■■■■•, regard- hitch. and thence to Canal Point. put, morkiriz the Tucker reported that the worst Wade came to tho University sticlch of road in the entire jour1 Wn' Imve from Vanderbilt, where he was asri, ami leaving sistant to Dan McGugin. He is n [ it.:y was between Belle Gladr nnd til (|l,. f;, .| former Brown University player. Twenty Mile Bend Isvauso of the Bri >-<* owners While a member of that team he sharp roek which play havoc with hi negotiate I 10 journeyed to Pasadena to partici­ tire*. lie found four miles of bad Jj1 *his [leeiiway pate in the Tournament of Rosea road between Clewistmi r.nd Bare whither he is taking Ids champion- Ueaeh. »f■ nature , V,e ship wards this season. The new road around the big ( ,h; “'u ii which 1 _________________ ___ _ •niffltaw.,;. | a * lake will skirt th hore wherever «uMi.i i has | rech ream Leaves it is possible to do o. Connors ifn^er luan it was For St. Petersburg Highway now follows the water’s j waves, while jn'■like V IIdue -s of ATLANTA. Gn„ Dec. 17.—OP). edge front Canal Point to Okoocho- j jareut H u|n , away —The football team of tho Geor­ bee City, a di tame of thirty-fourFt that . width gia Tech high school left today miles. Okeechobee county bus L,n ' ■ - ii.'.'n for St. Petersburg, Fla., where it been authorized to '.utld a high­ ' ,0 feet. Illnk- will meet the St. Petjr.burg high •° at It,IV till,, ut i school in a post season contest way along Ih b o r e >f the lake from Okeechobee t ity to the , Saturday afternoon. •'< In-Id under Two men on the football sqund Glades county line, two special Il;> ' ■11 Bench are members of Tech’s basketball road and bridge di trie's already and be- j quintet which will go to Tampa, ta-ini|in,\t|) eotl. 1after the football game to play have voted bond to extend the i,’* hilditinnul ri‘c 1the Hillsboro iiiurt high basketball team shore roml from tin Okeechobee r I"' made. Saturday night. line to Moore Haven. I Kaplan WiO Herman Tonight In Their Seventh Bout .i A| Wallace Wade Will RemainHeadCoach Of Alabama Eleven The Unusual — The entire stock o f D resses reduced from 25% to 50% SALE STARTS SA T U R D A Y , DEC. 2 0 5 3 6 D resses a t F ou r D iffe re n t P rices 87 DRESSES A notable collection of new one piece jersey dresses, bulbriggnu dresses, canton crepe, poirot twill, nnd satins. $5 155 DRESSES A remarkable assortm ent of beautiful dresses including such materials ns flat crepe, flannel, satin crepe, jersoy in the one piece style, and many others too numerous to mention. You will surely be amazed at th ese truly good values, us these dresses have sold as high as $.'12.!il) and have been reduced for this stock reducing sale to— $10 177 DRESSES 117 DRESSES You will be amazed at what $ir>.()0 will get you in a very beautiful dress. Materials are design­ ed in th e Crepe Itomn, Crepe hack satin, Stanley Crepe, Crepe 1)' Jour, Charmeen and have been specially reduced for this greatest of all sales for— Individuality reign suprem e in these drosses, colors, materials and workmanship all help to create an atm osphere o f exclusiveness. Many are copies of the new est modes in imported dresses and have sold for many tim es the price we tire selling them for in th is unusual sale. Mack’s Shop values nnd sty les will he upheld in th is sale. $15 $20 WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW M ERCH ANDISE—NEVER BEFORE HAVE SUCH VALUES EVER BEEN OFFERED. ALL OTHER FALL GARMENTS REDUCED 331-3%. Millinery Reduced in This Sale in Two Price Ranges— $ 2 . 9 5 , $ 3 .9 5 FOR SALE BY P. Connelly & Sons Sizes and colors are complete, values up to $1!).75 are now selling for— (,I>KN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 I*. M. r^n' dying only the m ost ideal features from an artistic point of view, i ^B'oughout. Textonc walls. Beamed cclotex ceilings, together toiilet l'! ‘L>utm'es. Make these six rooms and bath the complete dream 1L°*y and elegantly furnished. — Greatest of All Great Sales Held at Macks HEDREAM HOME homo nn Palm etto Ave., in Pine H eights, one of Sanford a 'wily restricted residential centers. t i i e We Exchange M A C K ’S •I �■I is m ■ : ' -it"•X n B B M m r r:*-9 Vr - f: ' V” ■• • - i , .1 . i THE SANFORP HERALOFRIBAV. M C M g J U g L ^ . v/a » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » I >M M M » j» " *, **i > < ' ' A Modernized Venice A program of intensive development is now under way Loch Arbor. Soon will materialize here a country estate cor munity unlike any other in the$tate. A modernized Venetian' like setting of water ways and canals. . . . .. Watch for further announcements. Reservations are being accepted prior to the opening sale. We invite you to our office or - 5 '. ..... .* i t *.<• ; • i • . - • • • \m . ; * • V . j. *« : V'H / (I - r - i . . • -i ' a. i ; /;■. i jl >r \t:v . § ■* f[1 [ft \ • * t** ; l * / » - i i , 'v .'S • ?• y -/* i , ’m \ 1 . ,i- • «■ j i , • - v t ■’ ■ ; r> -* * .< ft *;. l . • * i r •*>.? ! }' ' * '• •* »*;!* ’1 .•*.* * . ■ * ‘ . .1 , ■ suggest you get in touch with one of our representatives, th a t your selection may be one of the choice locations. REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE ON THE PROPERTY AT A L L TIMES, BETTER STILL, OUR MO­ TOR CARS WILL CARRY YOU TO THE DEVELOPMENT THAT YOU MAY SEE THE PROGRESS OF THE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. . ■ f r* V i \ , • < ■ . <i t f . - 1..V* **’ . V.l .. * . i fi ** , y * M *• . t '! . ; ___ •■[*.;.. •• ' *’ .......................... it ' ’ * t 4 * • , HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT. INC S a les A g e n ts Next to Post O ffice TELEPHONE MS FIRST STREET AND PALMETTO AVE. ] \ ./• \ ......................................................................... J . . * • * . - - . 5.4l 1* . - ; . ii V ' ‘ , 1 ' », t* ;*,• *i t ,' '''" T iV » ,. .#>■ V* " • ,. •, ■ • >. &+ + + + + + + * » ♦ + ♦ ♦ l l l l i l l •»*V'U i Jt: ii. ; • S' , •. V . 1 1*-: *, / . f i i f ? ■• ' •* ’‘ . ■X f • */ ', * ( ( • ■ *1 ft �T H fi SANFORD H E R A L P ^ F jU IM Y , D J W of OKU W v t o o M t <h*r\ by. an automobile.truck thin morn­ ing. Hospital author, tics eay he , Fla., Dec. 18.—Hp).__ Is probably fatally injured. A mutil^ed body of a man nbout •in years old today was' found on The Federal Trade Commission tho tracks of the Seaboard Air says the movie production businessi Line railroad hero. From papers is controlled by a single group, u found police here ray the body deduction based no doubt on the may he that of John Brnnchtel, El fact that they all use the same Paso, Tex. plot.—Detroit News. S t Train Leon County R epresentative Preparing To Make War On Profiteering Proprietors; May Appeal To Legislature TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 18. —(A5).— Representative Fred Da­ vis, of Leon county, is already planning another broadside against the hotels of Florida for ttie next regular session of the legislature, to be held in 1327. Unless proprietors of hostelries of the state show a disposition to lower their rates and come within a scale of “just" and “reasonable” rates. Mr. Davis announced, a hill ”•*11 be introduced in 1927 to give the guests privileges such ns those enjoyed by house tenants of New York City. In New.York City,»P,cpresentntive Davis said, a landlord can­ not put nnyonc out of n hous^ until certain ejectment proceed­ ings, known an a “common law ejectment” are undertaken, which it sometimes takes nearly a year to dispose of. At the special session of the Florida legislature, neid recently, Mr. Davis, at the eleventh hour, ns it were, introduced a resolution which, if it had been adopted, would have called upon the attorn­ ey general to investigate alleged extortionate prices charged by hotels of the state. The resolu­ tion was voted down alter a sharp clash. The resolution, Mr. Davis avers, was "killed’' largely because many members of the lower branch were anxious to conclude the extraordi­ nary session, nnd for the reason for customers that they did not desire to take car’s M'.ylcs. any chances on prolonging the de­ (.'signers think liberations. One Packard Touring, (i cylinder, 1922 mode!. One Hupmobile Touring, 1922 model. One Hudson Coach, 1925 model. One W illys-Knight Six Cylinder Road­ ster, 1925 model. One O^verlapti .Sedan, six cylinder. ftv;o Overland Tourings, 1925 models. Two .W illys-Knight Tourings. One' W illys-Knight Sedan. The ab ove,cap have been reconditioned and aTe ready-tor inspection and demon­ stration. Sint the Owner." A n f n T u p . Mull.* n n d l l r p n l r r i f . S ide C u r la liin F u r A ll M n k c a uf Cum IS. -l/P)—Ninc’ ha vrns to die r municr today, iy, 19 year old ,1 a *tay of oxo- Model T rim Co. D uller O nrnK e I. X n t T o “ W o T r i m t h o i ( ’n r l '. I We consider it imperative that you hidkc res­ ervations immediately in Orange Court for four distinct reasons. First this small exclusive resi­ dential development is ideally located for in­ crease in value. Second the present p re -d e ­ velopment price's are exceedingly lower than in neighboring.developments. Third the supply of lots are limited. Fourth, development will be completed in due time to allow immediately home construction. atlorlicy’s conouih has become »rcil '»;• nutomor jail arriving a-t baring McCarthy jXho condemned Bed liepe when Lard in Spring* fcnied I 'm a re­ in da if pacify :*, ar.dthe t-ixr Bedford Mail- ■ fadlivipr, uhen Bal tupspeed anil Badathrill in ev■F rumr* orci-inn- ■ fury one of us |ii|> on exrileinent P ’te «f the quicp e simple life, I -i desire over* p d j mi want to pitt <if hull and p W c l that you F checkers Mime* I a seat in the “re tu find a com* ^Ute you are apt WlW lime, fnl in watch a fame nf eheckern, [f Player will take to move a man louh Napoleon hi- army of mcp. *''i i real nami> '■I |irnff>si,in!i| ™like ;i boiler ha** watch* .ill day anj •draw will have 11 whi'n lit' a,Gami sci-mtho 'nvpnrtant K„|f ' tht* iMh le,.. things thul **'dL"a-—"When Is Rood IJ he’s had bi« hands.” wtkurjr „„|H am| i,)rd i i u a l n , i tu kill time r'—that is if to inflic, 'l'1* .md ti.i infill O R AN G E COURT F igures are cold and uninteresting unless they have practical application to profit. 1 hat is true in this case and these figures may he turned to unusual protit. The growth o f Plant City can he calculated on the basis o f census figures. In 1930 Plant City's population will be at least 32,300. Its present population is more than 7,000. ‘ , This estim ated growth docs not take into consideiation the present rapid growth of all F lorida, Plant City is 20 miles due east of the Gulf o f Mexico. It is the converging point of the trunk lines o i the Sea­ board A ir Line and Atlantic Coast Line Every through passen ger and freight train to the Gulf coast seaboard from the north and cast must pass through T lant City t all o f them m ust stop at Plant City. All highw ays from the north and east lead through Plant City. , To facilitate auto traffic into Jam pa, Plant City has voted funds fo r the paving of 70 m iles ot lateial lug w ays—the county work is under way. P lan t City and the immediate vicinity are spending more than $2,000,000 in public improvement?. Great activity is in evidence here—Plant City is leady -oi even greater activity. . . Builders—Farmers will find unusual oppoiInvestors tunities here is destined to occupy a position of prominence in a section that will be the show place of the SahI' A , ford district. All improvements have been made with an idea of obtaining the greatest possible beauty and advantage from the shores of beau­ tiful Crystal Lake. An able organization to accompany you ii inspecting this property. See Orange Court to day that your reservations are in this office be fore the opening sale. Yonr interest shall receive the prompt and courteous attention of SALKS AGENTS VALDEZ HOTEL BLDG. ON PARK AVE PLANT CITX, PLQRIDA * _*f _i **’1 j* , , in - --in— ir~M — .fa v ijH fc y v r V* v i*-** .» •**-• i-» - �W E-S **W SB* ;*’• •M ;— t , , « •< . - If , • 'riS fflP * 5SP . • • •• • > ■ i HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17,J 9 2 5 & P A G E -T W E L V E - ........... ^ - — , ■ ■ _ > » ... r ■< BONDS INSURANCE SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS | 80 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 % SANFORD'S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE SECTION TWO A Splendid Investm ent Opportunity A t a 10% Pre-Development Discount! Make Your R eservations Now It is to your advantage to fam iliarize yourself w ith our exclusive listings before purchasing, as th ey afford m ost unusual opportunities. *! ‘ ■ • * * Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business property. Knight & MacNeill REALTORS . 107-109 South Park Avenue Phone 720 R . 0 . BRINKMAN Mg**. Realty Dept. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Magnolia A t Second MRS. SAM H. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Salesladies. Phone 48 INVESTM ENTS LOANS 70 Acres on Marquette St., one m ile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest a t 8%. W hen you are in, 'veil, you 3etk sickness or legal i 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, b eau tifu l lak e frontage, property high and vailing with b eau tifu l oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a m ile from Country Club Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; third cash; third annually. • Eut h°w often do amounting to tb being unaware cf integrity of the, versed on the * 10 Acres celery land in Eureka H am m ock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; h alf cash; balance arranged. 7 The dockets oft contracts regi before the tran i *. -* 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. i mm m * - *W * Some Rare B argains In Lots f ’ % • ( * . • ■- ,*. ,* i Go to a Realtor i whether it be for, 7 y2 Acre grove, excellent condition, three m iles from Sanford. Price $6,500; terms $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. Fruit paid 25% n et on th is purchase price this season. A Realtor ii htti glad to giveyoa, future. Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,500 00, $500 down. Higgins - Smith - Wight, Inc. . ' t. . *' * •*. •\ M REALTORS ' Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue, $2,625, w ith easy terms. * Four lots on W est Third Street. $1,500.00 each. C0NS11TJ THE HOWARD CORPORATION KSTAUIJSlinD i.\ moo Paving paid in full. Phone 72 Masonic Bldg. REALTORS Three lots on Palmetto Ave. $6,000.00, w ith good terms. .............. f t ■ ■x i . \ Sales A gents For LOCH-ARBOR McCALL &I FOX * “The Firm Substantial” 113 */2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 A Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills Hales Force: It. I!. Fit*, fi. K. MrCaN, It. L. Shipp. 187 A cres, 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. W i­ n n Irr 5 Acres, nil In celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price $8,500.00 including crop. ». ii. i;»u I,. T. IMIS A. " . IUU i :. \\A im in ' 13.7 A cres, 5 tiled and in celery. 699 ft. facing Sanford Avenue. Price $9,000.00 including crop. E asy terms. 5 Acres, nice 6 room cottage, 3 Vi in celery, 1 other crops. including equipm ent, $8,000.00. Good term s. - Christmas O ffers—Large and Sm all— jr*#V To Suit Customers. 80 acres, fr o n ts on Lake Markham in Seminole County, at $300 per acre, 1-4 cash, balance 1-2-3 years. 187 acres, 107 w ithin the city lim its of Sanford, South of Geneva A venue and W est of Mellonville, $1,000 per ,acre, 1-4 cash, balance in 1-2-3 years. 12,000 acres in Taylor County, high and dry, A. C. L. It. R. runs through property. $20 per acre, 1-4 cash, 1-2-3 years' for balance. 110-11-12 First! 10 A cres, tiled and in celery, with all e q u ip m en t., For price, terms, etc., sec us. 265 ACHES BALDWIN & BROWN Near the Golf Links, including beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per acre. Phone 88 Sanford Avenue Corner 219 Meisch Building “We Buy or S ell” Best corner on Sanford Ave. at 4th St. 71x126, $650 por foot, ouo fourth cash. Seminole Six-acre tract, containing thirty lots on Dixie Highway suitable for subdivision. $1,500 per acre. Remember we have only three more lots in Fort Mellon, and 2 lots in Rose Court that are below the market price. The above prices on acreage are reason­ able, call at onr office if interested and let us show you the property. We have other good buys in large and small acreage tracts, also; high class business lots and homesites. See our listings. 221 Mcisch Building. THRASHER & GARNER THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY Price 112 Park Avenue Phone 633VV If you are looking around for a house that you w ant to call home, and you realize how fruitless rent­ ing is, let us show you the most at­ tractive home w e have for sale. 711 Palmetto A venue — Prices and Terms Right. Acreage, Business, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. 1* 1‘nni i ln » p rct (hi* ■crimrtuic. v n tiv e ly iiro p rrtr Il»u»«-, p rlrril nrnc nntl hnrn, C am eron nee trap e q u ip m e n t. tle n reil * Room cash- luUw* * I <1,000. 00. lit on paved In h e a r t uuil of tiled . M rre t. new t*vu I|u lc k l.a k c kihm I M onroe. nml Oral All huii-ic*. h a m . a n t e fill,OOO. PAUL LAKE— Realtor Telephone 711 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Salesm an— E. T. Moore BETTER BUYS 75 Acres, Lake Front Tract, hard road running through, per acre ........................................... $125.00 G10 acres on Country Club Road. Lake front, all high and rolling. T his is the prettiest tract in Seminole County, per a c r e .............$500.00 ‘•AMID MAJESTIC PINES" 10 acres in the town of Lake Mary, a pick up for, per ncre ........................................... ......... $525.00 nAUT NASON, SA LES DIRECTOR Telephone 249, First N a t’l Bank Bldg Real E state and Investm ents Phone 743 Rooms 203-205 Mcisch Building -V . 1,000 feet Lake Front On LAKE JESSU P Sandy Beach Reasonable Price TWO HOMES Between Pino Hurst and Young’s Subdivision. How about that Lot in Lutoniu, the Substantial Subdivision? . ' R. W. LAWTON, Realtor DUBOSE & HOLLER E stablished 1910 SANFORD GROVE Very Easy Terms. Small Down Payment. A Real Investm ent. ; Koom Horn' root. I Boom Hot"’ co ii.e r- II Acer* C elery A ven u e. A ll tiled ■p lem lld ly located fur aulidivlaluu. Buy an m arket at p rice offered . SO A c r e * C ll). TWO BRAND NEW . BUNGALOWS Four Rooms and Bath $4500 Each �i 1 ■ ' ;v(‘® "1 , •H v 111 •T.-i ” . ■ I■ y. a w> • Jvi I 'V®r \ * * - Y«' n Tv" ‘ : t.-.- ?* f i I■ *u.v **»■*-. ' 7 ». „TH E SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEM BER 18, 1925. mmm * • » - —1- ■ i ■■ •ij.’ .«> *i ,t. .-f The best deed is a DEED to a good piece of earth. Consult with us and be sure of getting a just ap­ praisal of Sanford property. WOULD EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION IR We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse ; site 177x117 on French Ave. ' Bey, When not t0 you during BUSINESS PROPERTY Two F ifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. estate often authorities; knowing the rhaps being A fine corner a t Palmetto and Third Street. An entire block on East First Street. One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) Hb ft) 240 occasions, in [as not sought A clg Tract on higjh banks along WcRiva 'i One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127. ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. 49 * f . .t r - ie v t • 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section. We desire other properties of merit. !Real Estate, F ifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. F ifty Foot Corner (R ight next to Forrest Lake Hotel, and will be hollars in the 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 fin est locations in First Street SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. OR M asonic Bldg-. Phone 735 Extension. ACT NOW. 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 The Bodwell Realty Co. 214 E ast First Street R. C. TISDALE, Jr. tpinf plarr our Sanford, Florida Phone 453 Inquire R e-Sales Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT..... j _ * t; .11t " P -.rr .-» « r •»■/ / Iff T I I S an ford O ffice 3 3 6 - 3 8 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo O ffice Fifth A ve. R. V KIM) ti n 'tRinHox . niinnmji One Lot M agnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investm ents In Sanford Property. Phone 190-W * R . C . T IS D A L E Real Estate Investment REALTOR Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Iiuilding * *V, Britt-Qiittenden Developments i • r»0. 75 nr 125 feel— First Street Ex- 1 til Hull. Itlh St.—JiSOO. ,. , . • • * tension, fronting on Seminole Iloulc- w WE HAVE INQ UIRES FOR LOTS vurd and Lake Monroe. IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE­ attractive price. HURST, BUENA VISTA, SAN One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and LANTA AN D CITY PROPERTY. V [\! These four additions to Sanford will meet the re i #.t » LUTE HOWELL R . B R O O K S B r u m le y -P u le s to n ment or home sites. * worth the price. \V. r . CAHTKH OiTEIIH ilouif with U.ith on fs n tra t. *•*and" 137; *fl.»30.tm. Cush $1,591.00. DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON * We Have Some Bargains In H ouses * Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building > Ui 4 PINEHURST v * t i Jk Prices range from $250.00 to $12,000.00, all well P h o n e 751 LOTS IN 3 m B ld g . V 306 First National Hank Dldg. *•-* quirements of all who desire profitable invest­ R E A L T O R “The Lot K in g” Realtor Phone 142 aX low the market. ' |Phc A Z a LT. US ■» - « DRUID PARK and Cypress Avenues at price way be- I Turn Property Quick Let me try yours O SC A R MARVANIA A t a very t Lot . 11 . 1 I 'l a . l r r r d l l o u . r on O rlan d o Road ! '.,Vn, <*po»urr. Lot 60x300 M.JOO.OO. 1 1 ,530.00 fa s ti, Ualanca *25.00 m onth, i .'u.. M arr llo ra n ln . * Room H o m . E a a t- !;,K ino»ur». Lot M ilU . *3.0041.00. $:.Son 01) fash. bat. Ito.oo mo. Lights and wu. BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., INC. R E A L T O R S ‘ 210 East First Street Phone 708-70!) �FOURTEEN I T l l g r f t A N Fj | W - ' i f W : - .w .; lll ..IL^. t »..« A:; \ » t i i i W i ’ .;Ti -I’n i w ■ffRBALfi.- FRIDAY/ DBGElVIPHgJj; iaiTUMtii >' .£*'• 777 ••'• ‘ l ■fhtOI, .fKi. :*i> <; f*i n iiln w n * w t j <•* - f i: •»; ;t?j f!A dtfhe Bare Facts, k ‘ **r m && $m themschcs ± * * ■' ■- f ^ U n y m a n who can lead between the lines n e e d s no f u r t h e r evidence beyond a per­ sonal investigation i to c o n v i n c e him of the merits and satisfy himoelf concerning the ulti­ mate s u c c e s s of the project. The first question usually asked by any conserv. ative man who contem plates an investment isu “ Wl*. »i > . . • I of Commerce, and President State Bank of Apopka, Fla. No reasonably sane man will invest any sum in any p r o j e c t , anywhere, without first m a k i n g investigation concerning the property, the personnel of the or­ ganization and taking counsel ' ’ ‘ %f with ■ A himself as to present valuation and p r o s p e c t i v e future enhancement. 1 * I* %%.* ' *• „ „ Ju I P §1 i h )) f F I1Q i their ability and reliability, m ost likely the invest­ ment w ill be declined. And rightly so. f ■< • #| The investm ent in M ount Plym outh w ill eventually Am ount to several millions. I f you are as careful with your own money as you expect pthers to be in whose hands it Js placed, you want to know som ething of the character, standing and financial worth of _ the men , composing •the directorate. Vice-President The directors of Mount Plym outh Corporation are among the most prominent in business, social and financial circles of /Orlando and Orange County. N ot only have they been suc­ cessful in the management of their own affairs, but each oi • them are connected, either actively or in an advisory ca« pacity, with some of the m ost substantial and successful in* dustries in the state. h 1- * Lots are being offered now in business and resi­ dence sections of Mount Plymouth a t p r i c e s which we believe your own judgment will tell you are sure to enhance, likewise advance, in sur­ prisingly short time. ■■ It is not reasonable to suppose that a single *one on the Mount 4 V't't! A|l Plymouth board of directors would /associate himself with any organi­ zation that was fundamentally un­ sound. s I Not only that, but in presenting 'this development^ project to the public the comrfiittee in charge of publicity has been c a u t i o n e d most stringently that no state­ ments shall be made concerning i Mount Plymouth or its,, future de­ velopment that is not substantii ated by absolute facts. Such pro­ cedure, to say the least, is unusual I .A' The bare facts, we arc admon­ ished by the board, are in them­ s e lv e s sufficient inducement to justify any person, so inclined, to T e r m s : O n e-th ird c a4s 11 hL, l»balance over a ! period of two years. * V. . IV- *; in Such is the calibre of men who have themselves Invested larpelf in Mount Plymouth. Tncy havt vision, of course they have, of rfr suits that will reflect to the'.- cvei* lasting credit as the ov*-tending success in this region of Florida. But it is not for them to urgft nor will they permit any publicity that pretends to offer more than your ov/n eyes—your own judg» merit—can visualize or compos head. » •• for b o o k le t explain in g , a ll about ^er Realty Company * m t* * \ * $ > Invest money in Mount Plymouth with reasonablet .assurance of su» . cess. Beyond that, they decline to permit any propaganda which seems to overstate or even to ml* lead the public by innuendo. �FRIDAY tly g r a v e to requ ire Guarantee In Bank, Navy Says Care In gI nenc ersaulfficc oieonr tra a rtla l O th er o f ­ req u irin g g e n e r a l co u rtm a r- Nevers Makes Plans Selecting Recruits ft eianls ews ere re stric te d to fra u d u len t e n lis tm e n t, t o ta llin g 4 5, en d t h e ft , To Come To Florida g d l cases. Lessens Deserters to taThellin percentage of enlisted men SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 18.— WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—fJP). —A considerable reduction In cases of desertion among enlisted men of the navy during the fiscal year ending Inst June 30 was shown toda> in the annual report of the -Navy Judge Advocate General. The desertion cases totalled 1.176, as compared with 1,313 the previ­ ous year. This Is said by naval officers to be due in large part to the policy of giving more careful attention to tho acceptance of recruits and to the establishment of recruit di­ visions on capital ships, where more attention can be given to the new men in the early days of their naval life. During the year ottenses of drunkenness totalled 1.470, most of which were handled by sum­ mary and deck courts, only 08 be- In the entire naval service tried during the year was 2JR appe«rbefore general courtsmaxtial. 10.91 before summary courts and 7 before deck courts. . While the report eavs appiojyla* tions apparently will not permit new construction at certain of the naval prisons, “a plan Is under con­ sideration for the establishment of disciplinary barracks at several different points to which would be sent short-time offenders in less serious coses, reserving the pris­ ons proper for those convicted of J . Rr“. \ e^ Such a plan, it is added, “would serve to reduce housing congestion at sinte Island and other naval prisons.” (fln—When word reached here that $26,000 had been deposited in the Atlantic National Bank of Jack­ sonville, Fla., to his credit, Emin Nevers, contain of the Stanford 1925 football team, began packing his grips and will ieav* for the southern state Saturday to play professional football. Jim Lawson, captain of the Stanford 1924 team, who has al­ so signed a contract to play on the southern team, will make the Journey with Nevers. They will play their first game nt Jackson­ ville, Jan. 2. Sweaters that men and young men like for sports wear—made in pull-over and cricket ulyle, woven in allorer patterns, some bright colors, others more conservative in patterns. All sires in the as­ sortment. Of attractive Rayon and Wool mixed weave— warm snd service­ able. Wclaka Building Recent statistics would Indicate that we have almost reached the Still, the new flivver lias that point where marriage is consider­ AN ADVERTISEMENT IS A PRINTED sante ■supercilious cough an It ed sufficent grounds for divorce. THINGS goes by on u hill.—Eugene Guard. —Arkansas Gazette. GUIDE the Money T his UndesTred Present Cost! Here is the first picture taken of Mrs. Charles EVmzi since the days five years ago when she lived in luxury while her husband was a mil­ Joo, former lionaire. She is now living with him in a small furnished room in i»ury, is ul- Jacksonville, Fla., acting nn his secretary and typing letters for him j a helping on n rented typewriter. iim doing a t Near Hast ADVERTISEM ENTS TELL YOU WHAT TH E MANGE OF B U SIN E SS IS DOING FOR YOU. . IS.-l/P). “ the mure ■ itive Nears, *■ i the house " itatements ■ rewntutivo * Iowa, about m | that t'lur- ■ [inheritance , l\ dodgers, ■ l hunters." tri'h of my § truer,” Mr. ■ is now available and we will he k.r* stream J he of Iowa N give demonstration. harry land ■ I or booze B Ll those cit- ■ The delivered price equipped with KWte inlet- 1J fctAbtr slate j, tires is only $1,000.00. B 'l.'ii, ■ ■ Last mm- ! B r the big- ■ B e state of1* B e mere you , B ’Y. Even ■ B far i.’xJg- JJ Corner Park anil Commercial You have heard others say that. Yes, and said it yourself, 110 glad to balloon We su ggest a valuable Rift and cents, twice its. cost. We suggest a useful g ift—a g ift which will bring increasing benefit to its possessor, opening new avenues of possession. < We suggest an appreciated g ift—a g ift more valu­ able than money, a g ift which will reveal the desire of the donor to give happiness to the recipient. We suggest as the best Christmas g ift you could possibly give, a Trust Certificate of FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES, issued by a responsible Orlando bank, costing $500 and offering 100L profit to the holder. :7 Reductions A. P, Connelly & Sons r me *11and view th e Qreater Value in the pEClAL SIX 4 -D O O R SE D A N at its Lvv low price o f $ 1 4 4 5 , f. o. b. factory r ,nduding luxurious mohair upholstery, LUr ^road doors, silver finished fittings in rponial pattern, large efficien t heater, [psh-design 4-w heel brakes, full balloon r es’ an^ 5 disc w heels. ___ 17 yours in Sanford Second a n d M a^nulia Phone -IK Sanford Representatives Conceived and Developed l»y J ORLANDO DEVELOPMENT CORP 222 North Orange Avenue Phone 3 9 1 Phone 617 ORLANDO 1 4 * l ■ . ‘ ’ ‘ J , . . ' - 1 ■! ; V ;i i t * ■ > * i l TO BETTER �THE SAkrORB HERALD.FRIDAY, DECEMBER18,j925. ON THE HIGH SHORES OE THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER To Celebrate the Announcement of This Beautiful Subdivision An Exhibition of Unique Has been arranged for Saturday Morning, 11:30 o’Clock Mr. G. N. Hughes, a member of our organization will fly with Lieut. Scott over the city and bom­ bard business and residential sections with vari-colored spinners, bearing printed inform ation about t■ * IV >« £ -M, l| aSus . Sanford’s Ideal and Most Exclusive Residential Development ! ! NOTE!! Three of these spinners represent values of $5 $.*11)0 and $200, respectively, and you are request­ ed to preserve any that you may recover pending our announcement in this paper, stating the WINNERS. The Davey-Winston Organization, Inc. SALES AGENTS Masonic Building Telephone 707 �HERALD. FRIDAY. Advanced In Many : Of Gunnery Work much so ns tho directjrscopo or I pc:. , t>Blxb, chief o, tho range finder nnd their person­ of Onir.ancc dts- nel. As such, without consider­ L anti-aircraft ing their other uses, airplanes j‘ last July by must bo on ships of tho fleet. This Uloab and the alone justifies and requires that „ Tsnjicr Sound, the personnel nnd material belong­ wa* primarily ing to such fleet aircraft should .Jtarget, while lx? in and of the Navy and not tarfrci was only of a sepnrnte service. "The development of weapons , towel the tar- for Ithe planef such as bombs, inJ the undcr- fuses, bomb sights, guns, torpe­ . W3* that the does, etc., hns proceeded regul­ nti-air-raft guns arly and progress has been made. ■the cb.'cct pri- Defensive weapons nnd apparatus j It later was have also been improved, nnd I btr of hits made nni optimistic enough to hope nnd expect thnt notable advances will tori’* tests in his an- be made within the next few yea n . tai Bloch said: L,. diificultieB CLEVELAND BANKER IN CITY [ti-airciaft gnn. fcaj been thoj Fred ,T. Woodworth, vice-presi­ rect. Tho tow- 1dent of the Union Trust Company |Jje.I hus been of Cleveland, 0 „ was a visitor in a proper point Sanford Wednesday. [titudes and too Mr. Woodworth ia said to have . target largo expressed a decided liking for the , Utilizing ft Factory, tho city_ ami its opportunities. The Union Trust Company, of evehping a tart0 be towed by Cleveland, is one of the largest raft and a tar- banking institutions in the United iter size to bo States, it is said. New Invention Saves Millions flu * Dee. 18.—(yp) ierably more than half of i one railroads in western have paid their stock'o dividends for years, I. D. representing the western committee on pjjbllc relathe Chamber of Comoday. “Tho net operation ot class one railroads," were $202,000 a day less 1U K*'TEN« RURAL SERVICE ^ m x o T O N , Dec. 18.—(/P). extensions in the rural mail de­ livery service to provide 432 new routes immediately were approved today by President Cooildg- who I ? 1* ™ c°mtrcss a supplement of $1,600,000 to the budget of the postoffice department. bvSC|l!.'.,1|.,‘r,’p.osal8 w ill h e receiv ed • l o n ers „V « ' l l . " f, ° " " “ y L’o m m la - J a m e s S. H a c k n e y , it. II. I i a m s e y , M ih * , "'‘"ole e n t it y ,. Fh.rlda. C a ro li n a a . Ml s e ll, J . P . Ml sell, ClrriVo *ffl " ,,f M,'» C l e r k ,,r Hi,I uahnnd, L o ran so W. lta ld w in Jit a ll* . ,of, Hcmlnulo County. ahnedr bltci^e (J. M ald w ln , Ills w ife, 10 \ n x , r a ’ P i ? rl,1«* “ t o r b e fo re J. Axel E r le s o n , H eurK a B. W il s o n , c o m b e r i- ." ? 2 1 , l a>’ of DoA d a IV, Hu hi win, w id o w , -j J.ew tn n , S a r a h A. H o l t o n ,, A n n a I’ncb L n ' f 1*' 1r e s i l e b r i d e * . , I'. H oil on, Alleo <>. I l i d t o n , H a r r y ra t, I ? 1^ 1 s h a l l b e nccom H o lio n . C l a r a A. H o w e r , K. C. I M rpay , , v * » . « ma d e D owell, M. O. C r u m p l e r , t h e 'ire, . ,V , , 0 , nria". r i e r i t ..r H a r r e l l. I t e h c c c a J . H o w e r , i y | ' lr,rl ,lt ■ " a r t o f H em lnolo CcumHum E. C a t r h e a r t . If llv ln * » « r c o m u f t i.0 If ilead t h e i r h e i r s , d e v is e e s , g ra n te e s a n d le g a te e s and all o t h ­ er p arties eta lm ln g In te re s ts m i­ ller th em . H e n r y H. H a n f o r d , d e ­ ceased, Ills h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n ­ i t e s nm l l e g a t e e s a n d a l l o t h e r p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s ti n d e r th e said H e n r y H. H a n fo rd , a m t all th e u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t in th e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b ­ ed h e r e i n eei ,, fi f,,r widow, o . W. L e m o n . Sarah A. H olton, Anna G H olton. A lice O. H olton, Harry llo lto n , C la m A. Huwrr, H. (5. M cDowell, M. O. Crumpler, H. J, H arrell. H cbeoea J- Hower. W illiam K. Cntchcnrt, and all unknown persons cla im in g an Interest In the fotloWlnK prop­ e r ly located In Scm lnclo C ounty, ITtorlda. to -wIt: Tract I. W est q uarter o f N o rth ­ w est quarter o f Hmitlioast q uarter o f Section T ow nship 21 South o f Itanuc 29 Cast. WISE BOAT WORKS ----------Builder of i .s’ ■ ‘ ’ ' GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCH ES SA IL and ROW BOATS Boats and Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application M i, Dora, Florida Mother BUILDERS MATERIAL GROWERS SUPPLIES / r Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe SERVE YOU KEEP TO HAPPINESS AUTOMOBILE FOR CHRISTMAS Brother Aluminum Ware Cutlery . Pyrex Silverware Air Rifles Roller Skates Tool Chests Sporting* Goods Father Sister WILL BE CiLAI) Earle T. Field —in v e s t m S u its. 1 3 -1 5 M i s a u U T r w y t * B u l l d l u B That Will Carry The True Christmas Spirit / Phone 53G e a l estath PUBLIC'\ACCOUNTnNT0 39 p e u r o n i n c o n n u r OI J a n u a r y , j\. I). 1928. t h e s a m e b e i n g Mule D ay to th o Mill o f C o m p l a i n t filed a g a i n s t t h e m In t h i s c a u s e , n n d It Is f u r t h e r O IlD K R K P T lu it a copy of th is o r i l e r ho p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r f*»qr c o n s e c u t l v o w e e k s In tho S a n ­ f o r d H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h ! oil In S o m l n o l o C o u n t y , K l o r t U . T r a c t 2. T h o n o r t h h a l f o f t h o • h s t r - n o t h e r c o n k o f t h i s o r d e r be p o s te d on th o C olK tltouse door at N o rth east q u a rte r of S o u th w est Q u arter of S o u th w e st Q u a r t e r ...in i o r i t. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo r id a . I n w i t n e s s w h e r e o f I linvo h e r e u n ­ or S ectio n 10. T o w n sh ip 21 S o u t h o f Ilan g A 29 E . A lso th o t o s e t my h a n d a n d o ff lc ln l s e a l t h i s 2J d a y o f N o v e m b e r . A. D. 1923. N o rth w est u u u rte r of S o u th w e s t V. B. DOUOLAS8. q u a r t e r of S e c ti o n 10. T o w n s h i p 31 C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t . S e m i ­ S o u t h of IliinKe 29 Mast. T r a c t 3. N o r t h h n l f of t h e N o r t h ­ no le C ou n ty . e a s t q u a r t e r o f th o S o u t h e a s t q u a r ­ ( S E A L ) te r of S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r of S ectio n My A. IX. W E E K S . D. C. 9. T o w n s h i p 21 S o u t h of l t a n s e 29 Defendants. O rd e r f o r ( ' n n s t r u e l l v e S e r v i c e T h e c o m .p l----------ain an ts h a v in g a t t a c h ­ ed t»* t h e i r bill nf c o m p l a i n t in t h i s cau se affid av it s ta tin g th e re are u n k n o w n h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t e e s a n d l e g a t e e s of J a m e s H. H a c k n e y , It. II. Itunisey, H e n r y H. S a n f o r d , C a ro li n e A. Mllxell, J . p. M ixed, h e r h m J ia n d , L n re n x o W . D a b l w l n a m i Itos,■ (!. Its I'tw in , h is w if e , J . Axel E rles o n , G e o r g e E. W ils o n , Ada W, Maldwln. w id o w . O. W . I.ew iuii, S a r a h A. H o lto n , A n n a C. H o lto n . .Mice O. H o lto n . H a r r y H o lto n , C l a r a A. H o w e r , H. C. M cD o w e ll. M. »». C r u m liter. E. J. H a r r e l l , i t e b e c c a .1 H o w e r, W i l li a m E. C a t e h e o r t : t h a t th e re are o th e r p a rtie s c la im in g an I n t e r e s t In t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In t h e Mill o f C o m p l a i n t u n k n o w n to e o m p l n lu n n t , anil t h e s a i d hill h av in g p ra y e d fo r c o n s tr u c tiv e servleo a g a i n s t s a i d u n k n o w n d e f e n d ­ a n t s . II Is T H E I t F .F O U B , O U D E M B D , T h a t Ihe d e f e n d a n t s , t h e u n k n o w n h e i r s , devisees, g r a n t e e s a n d l e g a t e e s of J a m e s II. H a c k n e y , It, II. H a n is e y , A new oil lamp that gives an nmazini; brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. S. Gov­ ernment nnd 35 leading universi­ ties and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoko or noise—no iing up, is simple,’'clean, safe. a 04 per cent uir anti 0 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor I‘. K. Johnson, 612 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, is of£ n n g to send a lamp on 10 day's trial, or even to give one I'ItEE to tnc first user in each locality who will help him intro­ duce it. Write him today for full particulars Also ask him to e x ­ plain how you can get the agency, anti without experience or mnnev * of lls n s o '-""'Hint of E U y , " ho a d d e d , jcncy can n o t h o [construction o f in' chips pis n u l l ­ ity for the l i m i [its, nnd by t h o |w mid i m p r o v L older m a t e r i a l Iboard m any o f Robertson,W ill Georg* r.. tvilson. Ada \V. Baldwin, Si O T fC : TO PAVING CON T il A UTO il* A Lamp That I luma 01 Per Cent Air. declared t h a t tflccted o p i n i o n s t of th e p r e s s , irf firm o p i n i o n ut b m a h i g h [tjjn a n d ( h a t [been m a d e d u r U yea.* in g u n - f?.r I h e J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F ln r b ln , C o u n t y o f H em ln o lo o n th o 4 th d a y o f J a n u a r y A- D. I 9 H , a t t h e C o u r t H a u . e o f aa ld C o u n t y , to A nsw er a Mill « f C o m p l a i n t f l i n t f k a l n s t y u u In a a ld C o u r t bjr G e o r g e t.. I.«v Ik no nml t h e n n n d t h e r e to re c e iv e a n d a b i d e b y s u c h jtidi;rnent a n d d e r r e n u s s a i d C o u r t s h a l l h a v e c o n s i d e r e d In t h i s b e h a l f . A nd y.n u nr,> n o t ° m l t: u p o n p ain of Judtcm ent b y d e f a u l t b e i n g e n ­ t e r e d a g a i n s t you . I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s n o tic e bo p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n fo rd H e r a ld a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In B em ln ole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n c e a Week fo r f o u r e o n s e c u t l v e w e e k s . V. TNESH, T H E H O N O R A B L E J. J. DICKIN SON , J u d g e o f s a i d C o u r t , ntitl th e s e a l of t h i s C o u r t , a t t h e C ity of H anford. F l o r i d a , t h i s 4 d a y o f Dee. A. D. 1923. r„ V. n . D O U G L A S S , C le rk . (S E A L ) A* M. W E E K S , D. C. EDMOND H. P A L M E It, C o m p l a in a n t S o li c it o r . Dec. ( - l l - M - j s p a n Tools Knives Guns Hunting: Outfits Tea Sets Sewing Scissors Roller Skates Phone 5.3 GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS SALES AND SERVICE ent* LSanrordU'*,t 0 n *D rum lt yln,If‘J *- B i c V"ih;i,n th a t K U V in arid o f .it W hen the need of m oney. is Bcfcmird appark cnJ)' far pur. (f c.-jft but also [arnu lave lieen ntrrrclated that ire cnly oiitaiuWrdinatioa and cn the various greatest—Be Prepared A t Christinas time I92U Ihe same arnmint of ready cash will he required as is needed this year. Then there is the insurance, taxes and other an­ nual lolls that must lie met following the holidays. Resolve now that this wit! lie the last time you will scrape and scratch to meet these expenses. ■two of tnerens- I range nml inpracy of fire of ► that the uirF to combatant airplane has bc[ long-range !*ni, and is JOIN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BA N K ’S CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB NOW! a3 Then when next Christmas rolls nrnuitd you will 4 1/ 2 acres, right on Dixie Highway, with house, celery have money with which to remember those you love. j t crop and all equipment at a reasonable price. 10 acre farm in fine condition, growing: one of the host A membership for every one of the crops in Seminole County, near Highway, railroad sta­ * tion, church and school, wells. $15,000. family. / A lias houde and two flow ing One-half cash, balance one, two, three years. . * TABLE OF SAVINGS 5 acres with flowing well near Dixie Highway within y li51 folds lead !» can nop thejn -!*oa, an emulsified take. Creocedical discovery I ’ , wothe* and .watmuies and in*«• half mile of railroad station, school, church and post $2,750 cash, baloffice. Ready to plant celery weeks $ ance one and two years. weeks weeks weeks We have other farm s that will interest you wecjfs wowte is rec. iV^f- #uthoriti-» ai ( S S )V genci« h r j* other weeks weeks 1 other soothe and heal and »top iho while the S&Trt *»«*»• i^ ,hc seat we growth 515 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 713 t e * note. f Of.e cold* t e- orsbuild* :! fltt> ^ S h o rc a ld ij < ’ccotdinB to & * £ - ,4 * 0 . ^ Ga. ( a d , J First Street and Magnolia Avenue �• FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1925, THET SA nfor IRONEOUS IDEA' OF FL O R ID A IS RAPIDLY WANING Pussy Slides . Fo;, QuickSale^L. two flowing i GOOD WAREHOUSE SITE COO feet on track. Close in. Price $40.00 per track foot. Good terms. Propaganda Throughout The North Is Not Being Taken , So Seriously In Last Few Months, Says Big Realtor ACT QUICK INCOME PROPERTY ---------- - DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.. Do:. 17.—(A3)—Lack of jU&lmUndine on the part of Nortlotil peopie a i to the precise lensoni *.vliy Flor­ ida land values nr. stead,ly ad- i vanclng explains why the anti- j Florida propaganda campaign is partly successful. "Most of the folks up North her only the romantic side of Flor­ ida's prosperity," snid T. F. Flana­ gan, Daytona Beach sales man­ ager nnd advertising manager for Daytonn Shores, on his return yes­ terday from n 10-day survey of the Middle West. “They ore told only the im- j mense fortunes made note in sonic instances over night. They are not impressed with actual statintics which prove that this so-ealled boom is permanent because it Ir.eitn .lew dI Brown, former irtis based on substantial, all-around ress and widow of Representative j incrcnscs in values over the state." W. S. Brown, of Won. Virginia, is i “Some time ago, Daytona Shores rcpnr.td engaged to Hugh Miller, directors decided that would in­ dean of the school of engineering, < vestigate conditions in the North Washington University. Mrs. ' to determine the bent means of Brown, who seconded the nomiiia* j combating the knocks of nnti- tion of John W. Davis for presi­ Floridn propagandists through ad­ dent at tile Democratic conven­ vertising. First, it flout C. Louis tion last year, will not comment Allen, vice-president in charge of sales, to New York ami the East. Then It sent Kmcr*>n W. Chnillo, vice-president in chatgc of develop­ ment, to Indianapolis and the Mid­ dle West. Finally, Mr. Flanagnn was sent to Chicago, considered the "hot­ bed" of anti-Florida propaganda KEY WEST, Dec. 17.—l/P) —'The and the center front which most of fishing smack Acacia, Cupt. S. C.| the "stories” are dispatched. "And yet, n minority ol the peo­ Arthur, with a crew of seven men ple are under the impression that on hoard, which hail been absent I nothing save reel es'nte is being from this port for til days and done here. They have no concep­ given up as bat, re turn n i to this i tion of the vast railroad building port this morning at 10:30 o'clock programs which are being rushed with all on hoard hale and hearty. The other two Key Westers on to completion; they do not real­ ise that thousands of miles of pav­ hoard are Lonnie Stidaiey mid J other four ed city streets and cement side­ Willie Taylor. The members of the crew nre not local walks nre being lnid; chat thous­ ands of homes nnd ominous build­ men nnd tire not well known here. CJr.at anxiety was felt here for ings are being built that scores of the members of the crew ns the operations nre under way—all of which advance the value of real vessel was long overdue rn return­ ing from a fishing trip to the Torestate In good, Bound fashion. “In short, there is too much talk tugas. 'I he vessel romuine 1 ir. the wat­ of quick profits in the North ami too little nhout the cause behind e r s around Tortugas all dm mg its the money making. Often I heard absence. While rough weather was the question: "Well, who’s going experienced on thu boat during the to hold the bug.” No effort seems trip when the vessel left here the crow to be made to teach the North that Nov. 28. nevertheless the ‘hag* will he held gladly by suffered no hardships and on ar­ thousands of profit takers who rival this morning were surprised realise that the longer they hold to lenrn that they had been re port­ ed as mb-ring. jt the more they will im k“. r* -------- gL.vffaF. xbjj u.itn S m a c k Believed To Have Been Lost Back At Key West JAZZ VERSUS OPERA Two A ged Growers LONDON, Dec. 1 3 . —(/Pi—A woman’s jazz band Is shrieking D ie A t Beresford nightly for fox trotters in Convent Garden, the home of Lon­ DELAND, Fla., Dec. 18.—(/Pi.! don's opera, the season of which —.fumes A. Paint, aim Neal AI. i does not begin until may. Alexander, both of Beiesford, near V l r r t l i i K u f M turlthere, nnd partners in the citrus \ 11l l r r o f A 11lmi ooliiI ili-r. „ r business for over thirty years, died T IT I.IJ III \ It \ VIA A M I H ull I', on successive days at their homes. i n i i i : n n i r . m . m m o i i h , i i , \ . IICIIKIIV *11V1IN’. Mr. Baird died on Tuoarfny and T hNa iu TInli’i:n u rmIHiiin riw i t h Ih. I'lu irMr. Alexander died last night. t--r a m i in n e c n r i l n :ic<- w i t h t h e p r o ­ Both men located In Florida in v i s i o n s of la w . Ill,- a n n u a l m i - i i i m H t o r k l i o h l e r s of ll-,* t*i 1 1-1880 and had built up a hrgi liuri- o fim1r li>u n t y nm l M o i l n a i - r miuu.v ness in the growing and marketing liw ill In* h e ld a t t h e o f f ic e -if tint of citrus fruit. They had brandi­ Company. in tin- i*liv o f A a o fo n l. r l o r i .l o f January. es in all purts' of the state and in 1:>26. .ia .t ont h et h eh oliuur ii oday f i h r r e o'clocl: the north. i«. in. / o r t h e p u riio st- of r n is ld erlm c s i i r h i n n t t e r s us may h e l i r n u u h i h fo r- It It must be awful to h * a r<"il- i-I>at1 t i l l s Hu- 1 7 t h i l ny of l i e c e i n estato man and u?e such profits tier, 1925. •s. o . CM AHK. in sight and let the land go to l’rcnldent. somebody else.—Memphis News- A t t e s t : Scimitar. A U 'I I K D r O H T t i n . .Secretary. ■ sa sa f? ss® This is a new building paying more than S r, i gross. Very good location w ith lin e possibil­ ities,^$32,000. Terms. Sec Me For Subdivision Property. New Smi'rnnnrm^ ; ? f^ on dbd(W grove... pricc 89S c?L taje. aund ^ h i n g . terma- 1 S | .' I us at o™e 4 Rooms And Bath On Second S t J V e have the hotnew1 fhem . rae*-Come and ste , INVESTM ENTS 1st National Bank Bldg. * ’ 3 *<*» HAGAN REALTY Col Phone 744. 108 E. Second St. W. F. HOLBORN, Sales M anager f l e t c h e r -b u l g e r r e a l t y 112 Vi co. Phone 746 Magnolia HOMES-LOTS-FAt ACREAGE -I FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE ■ Christmas and N ew Year’s O fferin g 1 ■ MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO Wc own free- and denr -'0 acres of drained niAck land two miles smith of Moore Haven, right on the Baker Highway connecting that town with Tamiami Trail and inside the system of dykes whvh are nearly remnteted. It [a claimed tliii land will be worth $1,500 per rcre when Iho improvements are finished tnij winter. Also la acre.; of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovidro, easily cleared, jointjg <no of the good celery nnd fruit farms, near the Ovicdo-Gincva hard road auJ the railroad. We ean make attractive price and terms on these or will exthnngc one or both for improved property al Sanford or vicinity. 20b Magnolia Ave. Chons 231 Crystal Lake Shores j We are going to offer n 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: t PACKARD REALTY CO. } TERMS: FIRST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for .10 m onths thereafter, which takes care of all interest charges. ■ ■ 5 THIS OFFER CLOSES JANUARY 1st, 1926 FREE— TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. | * FREE— REFRESHMENTS AT COMMUNITY DINING ROOM. 5 ; See Our Salesmen AT ■ 2 LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO. j 108 Magnolia Avenue Phone 117 ........... . ~ li 10 acre celery farm, G acres cleaml Large house; all equipment, inrfE! truck. Priced cheap at $8,000. ^ See us for well located lots in| at prices under the market. COLCLOUGH REALTYI £ PRICE OF LOTS- $600.00 Phone 231 B eautiful furnished bungalow™ opposite Hose Court. Urge lot r, lent location. Small cash payment" rent* g ■ 20!> .Magnolia Ave, OARGaix 1 room cotta/*- i ■, Terms On Balance KARL J. SCHULTZ t cation, the price is Price $5,000-Cash $1,250 REAL ESTATE thei^ W ! mlH Real Estate CtnmJlJ 311 First Xstionil Sanford, Fla. « ^ 4,000,000 ACRES From $4.50 to $5,000pen Timber lands, $12.50 to $65.00 perm *i . . „♦ t ■ • u Forms with buildings, $25.00 f<rn|i River Front land, $9.00 p e r « * || ■ ............................................................................................................................. .. Groves paying 25 percent net. For a Wonderful Buy If You Act Now. WHY PAY BIG RENTS? H.'i ft. Fronting Seminole Blvd. and Commercial St., overloking Lakei Monroe. 158 ft. off Sanford Ave. Approximately DQ0 ft, deep. Information For BROWN REALTY COMPANY I’honc 173-W Ocean Front, $100.00 per foot. , \] •22 Union Avenue BRYANT & HAM Number G Ball Building, ' Office, Sanford, Florida, Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E asy terms. A Bungalow o f three rooms. Nearly finished. E lectric lights, bath, and fireplace. Lot GOxllC. $4,500.00. Easy Terms. 20 Years Experience AVith Florida! TH E CHRISTMAS GIFTS Five-room C ottage, bath, electric lights, fireplace and garage. Lot GOxllG, Only $3,500. E asy terms. The fiftd * iblc asssta* ilependfi*® cense Want Ads are your guide to better things-d R E A D THEM! for tl» S 1lu-se places are well e(|iiippcd w ith dish closets and closets for other uses. These arc real bargains. Let us show them to you. or dttfM*. j«?ar t o » J Christ®3* iblc. Lake Mary Development Company 108 Magnolia Ave. Lct l^Li antee thisW Phone 117 R. A. WINSTON, General Masonic Bldg. R. R. Eldridge <_ * BY T ill: STATE COMPTROLLER Ilic Official Agency for Sanford nml Sem inole ( ’minty to make local delivery of License is luculcd at Ball Hard ware Building, tip stairs. YARNING! 1 There arc no other AUTHORIZED agencies for Sem ­ inole County except the above, s:> flu not he misled. *t f n if # N. B.—Take your Title C ertificate and License Card with you when you go for your new License T ag. E vi­ dence of Title Certificate must he shown. If car was operated in 1925 before December 15 the T ag License Number for 1925 must also be shown or the unpaid 1925 license must be collected when 1920 License Tag is issued. THE LEGISLATURE HAS AUTHORIZED THIS CONVENIENCE AND THE COMPTROLLER HAS PROVIDED IT IN EACH COUNTY. PATRONIZE THE LOCAL AGENCY AND MAKE IT A SUCCESS. ERNEST' AMOS, COMPTROLLER. HBXiftflB-- • • >- - : .-A- . -z— — Sanford, Fla. REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS New Utilise Palmetto Ave., till new furnished. Good term s ................. $19,500 Lot 01x11, Cypress Ave., off Celery Avenue .............................................. 51,900 Lot in M ayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good term s ....................................... $1,500 Two Lois Oak and Central Ave. Tor lhe two ....................................... $5,000 Lot 100x117 Sanford A ve. A good bargain. Three Lots, 7lli Willow St., $7,500 for three. Lot 35x117 Sanford A ve. around 5th, $12,000 Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp., $1,150 Lot in San Lanta, 56x110 ................. $5,500 Lot 00x127 Oak and C e n tr a l.................. $.1,500 Lake Monroe Development Co. Pulcaton-Brumley Building Sanford, Fla. - ■■ . -10 E. Second Street -B A N U g « - # i S ^ divirion* price ’’[u-r"11-./1'"rd r“;ul UmI railroj‘1 ncar larH‘* «uhfivc aTre^ri'chf’nn11 a ' ” iri fint‘ «rove borders nice, twentylord ready to 8uh»li?il|road •and |,r"*H,aed higlnvay ncar San100 3 “UOaiTlfle, price........... .............■_................. 523,000 LOTS «. 7, This io property - b » I!arfc of tN fronloKe « y » a mcr!|h.B\ rtTl iwilh fivc h,:ndrcd i,nd sixty r wi, . er> l,cwt ,)l'> bi the city, price 5100,000. s corner Ihirtecnth and Palmetto, 111x1)7...... $7,300.00 9r 'Lola Adjoining j ' f f ' T e n e h Avenue. f'fly hy hundred twenty seven, fro ip Orlando hiEhw»!“r** orange trees on each lot, one lilock B Acres Celery ^ p innf ln e ' o » iH n bSifJufui ',U’:‘r Elder St,rinK:'* fivc ucres 5und One house and |0t r h terms, price..... .........$7,000.00 lA R G A I N S -C A U ' l 'SOIi Other Bi «•« S ; VVd'J.UU CHOP# 1UA M*,.*... . r ■ .f .t f .tS ,ish,a' halfVlowinr well i‘^ 1Htcd ,.akc County, nuarter mile hard road. I W i ' f i l r . f f "" I r a n Hanford ,|uick M «.... .. ««<-ini7 ^i"gvi“y;T y ,,c,r ,'ecl off French Avenue. j,OOO.W- VtKMS CITY REALTY M Office I'hone l'-° i.*i �:<fS lp . I f 1 for Profit, Use them for H*r«W _ _ rates Adrawe »iii re: and Lgifdiatflr 10e a line ■“ fe a line 7e a line 5c a line [double above , are for contrage length of 30 for . restricted ition. je Tlte Sanresponsibl* ft insertion, jubrequent - should be tfy in caso of 1SERS ntative thorf*ith rates, Ition will Rive nation. And ill assist you t ad. to ictive. NOTICE Id givo their address as number if About one »u«and has a [others can’t you unless dress. MUST be The Sanor by let|Ucontinuan- 1— Announcements 10—For Rent, Rooms WE ARE owners and developers. Having subdivision that offer most unusual opportunities for the Investor. Hero Is your chance to make some real money. Apply Room 305 First National Bank B uilding. Florida Land In v e sto r s Co. H. W. Mims, Asst. Dist. Man­ ager. ____________________. FOR r e n..t ? Furnished rooms, reasonable. 107 W. 3rd Street FRONT REDROOM for rent. Pri*. T,,'ate .•"m,ly- Gentleman only. Phono 586-W. 17— For Sale, Houses 24.— L ost, Found l'Oii SALE: Right now possess* LOST: A black suit caso on Cel­ •pn. New, all modem, 5 rooms ery Ave. Contains book on Peo­ and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ ples Bank, Red Level, Ala. alow in most select part of San­ ford only $?500. S3300 cash, bal­ ance ea sy terms. Bayard Realty 26— Painting, Decorating Co.. Phone 208. 116 S. Park Ave. 11—Financial WANTED: Service station attend­ I CAN contract the carpenter work FOR SALE: Five room bungalow ant who understands how to give and garago. Paving paid for. real service in filling and tiro ami stucco on a few more resi5— Autos, Sale dences. Address H. R. care Herald. Best location, Sanford Heights, at work. Address Box 156, City. a bargain, direct from owner. Ad­ dress P. 0 . Box 742. 14—For Sale. Acreage 1920 HUDSON COACH, fully 27—Piano Tuning equipped, almost new, liberal I'OR SALE: Several houses nnd discount, cash or terms. Ray La­ other buildings that must he I BUY, pay cash for second hand Salle, 615 E. Third. ______ removed. You can save money in pianos. Address Box 352. building by buying one or more DEPENDABLE USED CARS of these. Comer Park and Second H. C. VIE^E, Jeweler. Watch, St. ATTENTION! Jewelery and clock ropairin and 1924 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ engraving. Quick service. 116 dition. *OR SALE: 260 acre farm, five DAYTONA 1924 Dodge touring car. buildings, nice land near Mar­ nolia Avenue. Phone 442. 1923 Dodge coupe, A -l condition. ket City, college. Want to sell and DEI.AND FARMS 1925 Ford coupe, many extras. buy winter homo in Florida. Write 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees 1923 Light Ford truck. Acreage for particulars. W. S. Pillsbury, 1922 Ford roadster, special. Wutcrvillc, Maine. Adjoining 4TEWART THE FLORIST” Daytona 20— For Sale Miscellaneous I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS Flowers /or all occasioas. 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W Aeroplane Site Phono 3 Oak and 2nd St. IF YOU WANT a real Christmas Sold tree at rcasonablo price, phone In Units of 4GO. •'ll—Special N otices 1, » and 10 Acre Tracts G— Business Opportunities or WOOD FOR SALE: Leave orders GERMAN POLICE DOGS: Pippin PERMANENT WAVING: Have it Box 92-A. Sanford. Fla. Entire Sections Kennels, announce the nrrival of done tho “Nestle Way.” Satis­ n litter of 7 puppies December 6, $150 * OR SALE: A used piano in first faction guaranteed. Special prices 1925. Sire—Wolf v. d. Scnnhutto I’cr Acre class condition. 300 West Centrul No. until December 25. Apply nt once 383,708. Half nephew to St. Phone 468-LI. and for appointment. Miss Virginia Strongheart Dnm— Trixie Von Long. Over Mobley's Drug Store. UP BABY BUGGY, good ns new. In­ IUsmnrck No. 409,620 Harrington Park Strain. These puppies are go­ 7— Business Service quire 520 W. First St. harry e. pr e t t y m a n ing fast so if you want one npply (Incorporated) HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. FOR SALK: Ail kinds of lumber, at once to owner. R. R. Pippin, Estimates given. Superior work­ Iron roofing, brick, glass nnd>'Vcst First Street, 3 miles out, 112 South Pork Avenue manship. W. L. Renhnrtit & Co., niping. Bring your truck as th is'npar West Sanford Filling Station, Phone 632-W. Qen Delivery. Orlando.__________ is ready to haul nway. Corner of i Post Office Box 125, Sanford. SAND for building nnd construc­ tion purposes. Delivery from quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. Efficient, III-TEST building tile and brick. Sanford Cement Products Co. 5th St. and Mapie._____________ LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We are as near you aa your phone. Call 103. Ltions SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & Platt /16 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Electregith Radio. Br.g ortunities lice rtments uses WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Expert service. pnu WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. Seo u? first. We do it. Phune 417-Vf R. R. Avo.-Commcrclal St. JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele-’ phono 111. MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. EL Terwilleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. Uouia Service, Qunllty and Price. tied irelcn 8— For Rent, A partm ents orati.itf, FOUR ROOM npartment, unfur­ nished, close in. Corner of Sec­ ond and Palmetto. 122 1-2 Pulmccto Ave. I'i'rces Supplies -Sirs FOR RENT: Two or three room apartment. Hcrnld Apartments. t"*d Supplies p. Female >Male P. Male or WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room unfurnished upartment. Reply M. C. J. care Herald. 9— For Rent, Houses Salesman Lit inn. Male tion.Fnnale Estate FOR RENT: Garage. 907 S. Lau­ rel St. 10— For Rent, Rooms FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ room. 018 Oak Ave. Phone 622-W. lent am*. etnents SER subdivisions i Burger, IOrlando, Fla. •HUMEltS '•d of that •Jail J33 pber Co. The FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ out ntcals. Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. MAINE — WatervTIle, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people arc interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ plication. A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big Rent results. Advertise those old ar­ ticles you have stored away and HlltU have no use for. A littlo thirtyPjVlCB Day cent ad may bring you several Bag- dollars. Thone 148 nnd a repre­ ’ Wl and 03.W sentative will call and ere you. Park Ave. and 2nd Street. MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people are Interested In Florida. Each WANTED: Counter girls. Lu*Bcth of them through a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six Cafeteria. cents a word for six consecutive WANTED: Experienced waitress. issues. _Apply_BelI Cafe. COLUMBUS <Ga..) LEDGER — WANT work o r change of posi­ Classified ads have the largest tion? White only. Northern Star circulation in Southwestern Geor­ Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. | St., Orlando, Fla. HELP WANTED: Salesladies at FOR SALE—Spare on the page for classified advertisements. once. Apply manager, F. W. Why not rent those vacant rooms, Woolworth Co. or sell that second-hand goods? LADY SALES assistants to find prospects to ride bus into DoLand and Ornnge City. Fast selling property, paying good_ corn- R esident o f F lorida sin ce t i l l . ssions. Write 96, Herald for inmiss R eferences: F irst N ational Dank. terview. 34— Wanted Help, Female WANTED: Five experienced sales­ ladies to work Saturdays for ladies ready-to-wear. Apply The Style Shop, 309 Sanford Ave. WANTED: Indies ambitious to make big money and willing to work for it, to assist in snlo of one of Florida’s most promising nnd best selling developments. Big ad­ vertising, nnd co-operntion of the highest order, make sales easy nnd biff enmings certain. For particu­ lars, write Box 66, Sanford Herald. J. H. HUTCHINSON H R jtl. ESTATE 121 W est F irst Street l ’hone 175 Member of SANFOnD. FLA. Florida S ta te F lo r ists A ssociation. G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Decorating PHONE 303 35— Wanted Help, Male on F irst Street Extension $450.00 P er Front F t The best First S t buy yet offered. SALESMAN We have a good opportunity to offer real estate salesman. One who is fnmiliar with the greater Sanford district preferred. SANFORD GROVE. Inc. 507 1st. Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 210 HILTON’S IIAIIIir.lt SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladles and Chlidre*. 38— Wanted. Situation Male 32—Typewriters, Suppplies POSITIONS WANTED: White TURKEY DEALERS order from kelp all vocations supplied on Elton si. Moughton Mizell Produce Co., Live Oak, REMINGTON Portable four-bank short notice. Please write, wire or Fla. ARCHITECT Typewriters, “tho king of port- phono 2632. Northern Star Em30 E. Church 'oyment Bureau, B 15 ACRE FARM with 8 acres, FOR SALE: Shot gun, Remington nblcs. $60. Barret Portable Adding • 'oyntent Find National Hank Bldg, growing host of celery nnd vegcAutomatic, two barrels, one full Mnchincs. Can’t bo bent. Seminole St., Orlando. Fla. Snnfnrd. ------------Florida tmilcs, 7 acres in wood land. Newichoke, ono bush; one Wincoester I’rintery. Phono 93. Welnka Bldg. WANTED by middle nged white Seminole Houlevnrd will cross this automatic rifle. 351 calibre in fine man. Caretaker or jnnitor posi­ 33— Wanted property. Price, including new 8 condition. 118 Park Ave., 2nd floor. tion. S. Dutton. P. O. Bpx 1074. loom house $31,500. Part cash, WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf balance within 2 years. Mcckins, FOR SALE: Dodge, 3-pnssengcr VALDEZ HOTEL * round timber from 100,000 ft. 39-W nnteil Situation. Fcmnle care Herald. European 1'lsn Coupe. A-l condition; wonderful up, must be high land timber for SITUATION WANTED: Stenog­ buy. $275 cash. See Itoppclt nt saw mill purposes. T. W. Patter­ 17—For Sale, Houses rapher. Grndunte of Jacksonville The Herald Office. Sanford's I.esd ln a H otel son, Maitland. Duslness College. 1102 Oak Ave. STUCCO HOUSE, 4 rooms nnd COAL FOR SALE. Phono or call WANTED: Second hand Johnston WIIIIT tV. W AItXF.lt, Manager Canadian lady. 34 Lincoln Hotel. bath and sleeping porch. $1500. row boat motor in good condi* REFINED years old, wishes position ns $2000 cash, balance terms. Address housekeeper to widower, in return FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, tion. S. R. I>. care Herald. Dean-Berg Corp., Box 431. for board of younger sister. No ADVERTISE In the Journnl-Ilergood condition. $200.00. 216 E. objections to ono child. Southern FOR SALE: In Edgewood, new six Second. aid, South Georgia’s greatest references. Miss Arlene Fligg, newspaper. Morning, afternoon,, room stucco bungalow. Eastern Meaford, Ontario, Canada. exposure, completely furnished, all FOR SALE: Living room suit, dinweekly and Suuduy. Classified conveniences, $10,500.00. Smei'.-i ing ch a in . day bed nod dresser, rates 10c per tine. Waycrosa Jour 10— Wanted Real E state cash payment, liberal terms, own- 320 Holly_Ave. tml-Heretd. Waycross, Georgia. or 1 O. Box 1073. WF. HAVE a large waiting list Sale— Furniture, etc. for small houses. Whnt have you ADVERTISING gota results If it is a prescription for $2500 CASH will buy a 5 room reaches potential buyer*. PaI to offer. Dcan-Ilerg Corporation. We carry n full line. furnished houso facing east. Intka Daily News is circulated In Cash of Colds, Grippe, Flu, Doflgue, j 515 First National Bank Bldg. Fine yard with flowers and fruit Our prices are right. nn industrial and agricultural sec­ terms. We want your business trees. Balance terms. Can give im­ Bilious Fever and M alaria! tion. 42 — A d v tg . M e d iu m s mediate possession. Dean - Ilerg Sanford Stove A Furniture Co. 321 K. First St. Corporation. 515 First Nut'i. BanL I LEARN ABO U r rolk County and TAMI’A DAILY TIMES. Tampa, It kills the germs. Bldg. Fin. Thousands read tho clas­ Lakeland, through the Star-Sale, Real Estate ! Telegram. Best advertising me- sified pages of Florida's Great NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE: $1500 ! diuin in South Florida. Published Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. cash. Balance l. 2, 3 years, or FOR SAI.K: Three lots on Sanford STAK-TELEGRAM— Minimum 25c, cash with order. Try S m ith s Barber , mornings. STAI Ave., 165 feet East front. For monthly. Price $6500. Dean-Berg Writo for complete rate card. m r , | , Lnkcland. Florida. quick sale $7,500. Terms if desired. Corporation, 515 First Nat’l. Bank Shop for good barber See T. C. Fellows, Cor. 1st and OHIO—Xenia. Make your snles THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT Bldg. Elm. Phone 447-W. through the Xenia Gaxetto, Zen—Central West Virginia's larg­ work. Ladies welcome. FOR SALE: New five room bung­ in, Ohio. Rich agriculture! dis­ est daily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per alow on Sanford Ave., $5000. TWO CHOICE lots on Geneva Next to Valdez. trict. Want ad and display rates word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or Terms. Inquire J. M. Doerr, No. on request. more lc per word each insertion. Avenue for only $1,150 cash. 7 Phillip^ Apartment. TAMPA MORNING T R IB U N E Balance terms. Box 231, Herald. THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho NOTICE FOR SALE: One acre and three FOR SALE: Corner lot In MayKEEL & SONS accepted want ad medium io room house and garage, good , _ You Drive It. » — Daytona (Fla.) Ono cent a word fair at bargain. Direct from TO ALL CONTRACTORS flowing well, 3 miles front San- owner. Phonu 571W. fV. Myrtle and 2nd St. at It. It. un insertion. Minimum 25c. On nnd after January the ford, 12 hundred feet south of First St. Prepared bard road. 10th, 192G, tho I’nintera scale Price $3000; $1000 cash, balance DIXIE HIGHWAY Gas Station will he $1.00 per hour. nnd Store—Fully Equipped: Old in two years. Quick sale. . C. Rob­ Local 1261, Sanford erts. Box 373, Sanford. _____ established business, paying; 3 gas and four oil tanks, complete stock By M. D. JACKSON, TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of groceries and fixtures; new fiveFinancial Secretary. Florida real estate advertise In room painted house and store 60x the St. Petersburg Times. One can* ;'Q0_ pear schools, jhurches, cent a word daily, two centa a won room plot, painted houso anil store 60x TO REACH the prosperous farm­ paT Sundays. etc. For immediate action, $5500 ers and fern growers of Volus­ Lot 2, Block 7, Mcllonville Ave., $4,000 Send in your subscription to the takes all, only part needed. Her­ ia county advortiso in the DcLnnd man Corrington, -40 4 First Nation­ Tribune or hand it to your local Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Lot 9, Block (i, Elliott Avenue, dealer so you can read Florida's al Bank Building. with order. greatest newspaper. One year, Eastern Exposure ................$4,200 $8.00, 6 months, $1.00, three months ONE new, five room house ut Gin- DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell Lot 10, Block 0 Elliott Avenue, anything? If so advertise in $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ dorville. Easy terms. P. O. Box the Gainesville Sun. ance policy add 75c to your order. 696, city. Eastern E x p o su r e ................$4,200 AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ J. E. SPURUNG, sub-division ■neeialist. Subdivision to Or­ gusta, Ga., Augusta’s greatest TERMS lando, Florida, and F I o r i classified medium, rate, cash, 9c heights, Florida on Dixie High­ charge. 10c minimum. __________ w ay._____________ ___________ FOR BIG RESULTS slvertise in tho FORT LAUDERDALE LOT NO. 33 Palmetto Ave., be­ tween Kntlo und Franklin $800 with LEONARDI’S COUGII SYRUP DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ (CREOSOTED) ard County thoroughly which ii cash. Balance terms. Price $2250. Creosote is the best healing agent ono of tho most rapidly grooving Dean-Iierg Corporation, 515 First for chronic coughs and colds and throat sections on the Florida Coast. Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Rc-Sales Dept. •ad lung troubles. Samplo copi and rate card upon 214 E. FIRST ST. To stop that night cough and sleep CORNER LOT in Sanford Heights, request. __ ___ $2500 if sold before Jun. 1. $1.- ',a peace take a dose of I’ho n e 453 . LEO-NAR-DI’S Eight hundred tons of one-dollur 000 cash, balance $100 every JO Good for the kiddies. bills will he put into circulation days. Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 Ask your druggist for it. First Nat’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 713. this year by the government. With W. V. WHEELER Incorporated \ Realtor 410-411-412 First National Bank Bldg. Phono 490-W. 666 R adiator, n o d /. Fenders. n i n g H o a rd R ep airin g R un­ Wo S p ecia lise in W recks Sanford Radiator and Hody Works R adiators. Lam ps and Fender# All A u t o m o b i l e M etu l I ' s r t s W elding. P ro sin g and S olderin g W ork O u aran lecd U l'lr a a e .10(1 W est Second Street Sanford, Florida w . H. LONG *f MEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fie. Porter E. Pitts RKAL FSTATH MAYFAIR EASE NIGHT COUGHS * l i n - l l l - l i u 1 . 1 Nat'l. lU tik n i f f . I'h iiiio t ’J O - W Ruprcm'iillng U ral W*. Itstu ta s. il. H a n fo rd . F la . V. W h sslsr, llro k e r n. JI M u ll FLAY ^k1LK« '.IK 3 Y U High School ' ‘j Auditorium Bodwell Realty Co., Tuesday, Dec. 15th Hil3 F . M. [G UP FATHER aTAvTE:o in : / h a t vn t h e . W O ^ L O l*t> THACT- M O T H E R 9 v I I O O lS ’T C /Y R E S \ ‘bA.tO 'y o u 'r e : m o t C O itsc; o u t THAvT'ta W H V » H \D T O U R Cl o t h e d (— IT t) ^ ‘bA.MTA. C L A d Jb t>U»T I'V E H i R e O COM E T O h Y R O O M l WANT YOU T H iN < » ‘b (III V /E L I-* | F | T F t T ^ M E IL L e>E w i t h t h e i n t w e n t y M tH U T C « b - nnn IOOO ■UT ^ iT By GEORGE MeMANUS ADMISSION 35 nod W< W H O “bA vtO ' VYAEt^ij; L * '^ T ^ -JO MUOHIS COMES TO TOW S* > MO THIS SPACE DONATED BY t0 A ft 8 ^ W . P . C arter cr . j t REALTOR iS '-•»>.*•^i EfifcJt l tfb-uf 230 MeUch Hldff. Rhone 718 -» •» 'T m w R fy y a sfy y y y i Winter P ays Are Here f Seo Our New Assortment of j n i Andirons und Firo Sets Bali Hardware Co. / 2*/8 <. 0 1 9 2 5 ev In v i . F tA T u n c S cR V tet. D ___ Crest tin.tin rights rutrvtil PHONSs . •§ � 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 18, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 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/5e85fd2ef3549c5bae97257f44376d49.pdf 06ae45a3cd380b3b2af621a1db813f72 PDF Text Text w\ [ \ y _■i / j 1WSPAPER T H E WEATHER Florida: Mostly <!n«idv r d colder tonight, probably x••• south portion; light to hr.v. • f in north portion if w« ' . i tonight* HorWa-a Heart, attest Vegetable £st Garden Land Associated Press Leased Wire D e p u ty ' fflttMffi In Dade Murder Trial Is Freed JJy jCourt tempting Engineer dwEscape s Coaches d While Torn U p . | killed and''j •d when pas- 1 [ 81), of t h e ! line Railway, ) rksonville to , yoked about J of Maitland * moon about ip (lead man were mem- llv.Vhiil k'\ jail bdoie l i t ri’.y linut.i ft sail to iuvo B through the p.'it'c* taking a I M feet of in i mils twiatgi. Tits were !"Uk!i by hand, Hi'-' vicinity of up sj though owl had been across MIAMI, FIa.,.l)cc. 17.—</P)— Deputy Sheriff C. J. l ’ra tt, on trial wilh Sheriff Henry IV Chase of Dado county, and dep­ uty E arl Venno, for second de­ gree m urder, today wu.i-freed. C h a r t s nguinst I’rn tt were dismissed on recommendation of Jnnics Carson, associate df the prosecution counsel, who in­ formed the court that the state did nut think it had made out a ense against the deputy. P ra tt was the deputy in charge of the Dade county jail on Sept. 27 during the attem pted jail break when two men were slain. Failure of J. S. l ’ntton, Tam ­ pa newspaperman form erly of Miami to appear ns a c a r witlies:', was auid to havo lieen re ­ sponsible for tho release of l'ra tt. LOCAL One killed and three injured when Atlantic Coast Line train 8!> is wrecked near Maitluml. Boston banker, Samuel Bern­ hardt, is impressed with city’s stability unon first visi< here. Lions’ Club plans to end cam ­ paign next week for funds to equip children’s playgrounds here. Seminole county agency for sta te com ptroller’s office Is op­ ened for issuance of auto license tags under supervision of Cham­ ber of Commerce. 250 church workers will make survey of city for purpose of alligning new residents’ nml vis­ itors ns to church affiliation. STATE Mr«. Raymond O. Bennett, for­ m er Follies girl, and wife of w ealthy Tennessee man, who was acquitted of m urder in Tam pa two years ago, begins suit for divorce in Tampa. DOMESTIC Lionel Atwill sues his wife, Elsie Mackny. for divorce, alleg­ ing she lias returned to Europe with Max Montcsole, an E ng­ lishman. House of Representatives re­ fuses to place g ift tax in new revenue bill. Dismissal of Col. William Mitchell from t|jo arm y is asked by prosecution in court m artial which nears (dose. Gov. Len Small of Illinois plans to fight decision of su ­ preme court in ordering him to Tnnke nn accounting of interest money alleged to have been witheld by him. Col. William Mitchell nttneks procedure of court m artini and rests his case without replying to prosecution’s demand for his dismissal from arm y. A fter a lapse of three years, tho Senate begins debate on U. S. membership in tho World Court, advocated by I’residents Harding and Coolldgc. i FOREIGN London Society is stirred by the identity of man arrested in Hvdo Dark recently, who is now said to be Sir Basil Thomnsoa, form er Scotland Yard chieftain. SENATEBEGINS™1"™ Governor to Fight" MITCHELLRAPS Attacked Supreme Court Decision In Ordering Audit Of Books U ler Delay Of Neat ly Three Years, Upper House Will Make Effort To Take Ac­ ; lion On Recommendation Swanson Of Virginia Opens Debate Today Dcmccratic Solon Favors U. S. Membership; l ’ r a i s e Of Court’s Work (i i v e n SPRINGFIELD, III., Dec. 17.— W7—Gov. Ism Small will fight the decision of the Illinois Supreme Court entering him to, innko ac­ counting of approximately $1,000,­ 000 interest money alleged to have own withheld by him while stato treasurer. He will soon polithyi for a re­ hearing asking the court to re­ consider its finding which charges that ho deposited state funds in fictitious banks a t two |»er fent interest and Inter split profis ac­ cruing from re-loans a t from .r» t.» 8 per cent. He lias until the Feb­ ruary term of the court to file the plea. What action Attorney General Krlicstom will take ho would not indicate, lie declined to comment on whether the law1 prohibited an elective officer from holding of­ fice and owing the state money nt the same time would affect the governor’s status. Two Of Justices Dissented Two of tho seven justices of the court dissented in the decision in the chancery action, which was based on the same evidence used ngninst the governor in u crim­ inal trial in l'J22, where ho was Accused Former Air Chief acquitted. A fter the jury exoner­ R ests Case W ithout Mak­ ated him he ran for re-election in ing Reply To Prosecution 1P2-I on a good roads platform. Ill fixing the governor’s liability, Demand For Ilis Dism issal the court held th at a court agree­ m ent with a fictitious Grnnt i’ark I’ank and Small's failure ns treas­ R eiterates Truth Of u rer to show the source of inter­ Charge Substantiated cat on state funds were causes sufficient to w arrant an account­ Proseculon Asks To Forego ing. Closing A rgum ents Util The hank was owned by tho Into Senator K. C. Curtis and his Court Won’l Permit It son. Tho estate of the senator and hin son wore joined with the gover­ nor ns defendants and with him m ust make an accounting. "I know, nml the evidence prov­ es, that I paid into the state trea­ sury every dollar I received while stato treasurer, as interest on sta te funds,” the governor said last night in calling upon the peo­ ple of Illinois to maintain their faith in him. “ A g reat mistake has been made,” he declared.' WASHINGTON, Dee. 17.—(/T)— After a delay of nearly three year the Senate today ltcsded tho re­ pealed tirgings, of the White Ilmi. «• and In gau debate on a resolution proposing American membership in the world court. Even in its beginning the dis­ cussion took on many t f the same characteristics that characterized the Senate's long struggle over the League of Nations. Once more the mantle of leadership for fav­ orable Senate action fell upon the shoulders of a Democratic spokes­ disciplinary charges ag ain st him, man. In opposition .stood a dobut hud been answered by mis­ IcrmiiK'tl proposed of "irrcconeilinform ation and untruthful qviallies” under tiio captaincy of a d 'nee on the competency of widen Republican chairman of the For­ the court had refused to pass. eign Relations Committee. Hold­ "To proceed further, with tin* ing the balance was a group whose case would serve no useful pur­ leaden hail been the “ mild rcscrpose" lie concluded. "I have th ere­ vatlonists" in the fight over the fore directed my counsel to en­ league. Representative I-’rear Asks Two Members Are Named To tirely close olin part of* the pro­ Despite the assurance of the two ceedings without argum ent." Continuance Of Clause, Represent Club On l*lnyRepublican presidents, who havo Regular Order To lb* Followed Created Two Years Tgo; Ground Commission To lie recommended American members The prosecution coup*. *1 M .ontu in tho court, the "Irreconcilable*” Cigar Tax < a i | Accepted Apponted By Mayor Lake offered to forego Its eliisthg" rirgtthavo nought to convince their Re­ ments likowi.u, but tho court ru l­ publican colleagues th at the court ed Hint tho regular ord hould tight is only the league fight over lie followed and ordered Me I. Al­ again. An almost solid Demo­ len Gullion, the assistant judge cratic membership hns accepted advocate, to present ’he • sing without question the contention of plea of tho lYosccutiou. dli Presidents Harding und Coolidgo, rented Ion of the club made today nt thu for the sake of discipline in tho that although the court was o r­ iunl to weekly luncheon held in the Vnl- army 11ml for the national interest ganized by a coinmi’tcc of the is am- dez Grill. Maj. Gullion asked the a ir officer league, an American court mem­ mut a Club members in charge of thu he stripped of his arm y einnmisbership need curry no implication campaign stated that one inure mission because of his repeated of American participation in thu f Repweek of intensive canvassing is public denunciation of governm ent league. , Deni- expected to augment tho sum nl- aviation policies und those re ­ Swanson Dcgir.s Debate •ilnnco ready obtained in order to make sponsible for themSenator Swanson of Virginia be­ brown possible tho iiumodiuto purchase of Col. (Mitchell's »tat'*mrnt to the gun the debate in open session ictions modern playground equipment, court follows: when n proposed suggestion was ten in In connection with pinyground "My trial before this court m ar­ presented arguing for American >ut do- activities sponsored by the Lions tini is the culmination ot the cf membership in the cotut as the S. R. Dighton and Frank W. Tal forts of the general i ta f t of tlje best present means bv which this tion bolt were unanimously elected t<B| army and tho general bored of country can contribute to world itomo- represent the dub on the piny the navy to depreciate the value pence. . , ,„. eh th e | ground commission th a t will In of air power and keep It in im vo to appointed by Mayor F orrest l-nku auxiliary position which absolutely mem-1within the next few days. Mnyor compromises our whole system of loricnn Lake, it was stated, had request' national defense. m am l-'ed the club to nominate two of measure and contemplate! u AUiichx S tarted Dark In I'JIH tho five members, the other three to it no amendment*, no r “These efforts to kdcp down our enl of to bo selected by him from various cations." air power were begun as soon a.* , tires women’s organizations Interested Describing the existing co the sound of tho cannon hud ceaaers of in civic work. z onu of the land-marks of cd on the western front in I'.HS. r seen Following Mr, Dighton'* brief years, promotive of world iff by talk on the action of the City Com- WIkii wo sunk the battleship:, o f f and betterment, the ' irgini: t* pro- missioners in providing for a su- the Virginia capes i.t l'J2l and ator said it would bo a dcpl eduevd pervisor of idaygroumj activities. again in ll»2j! and proved to th* world if this court were di world that a ir (lower had revolu­ ed. Its usefulness b-seiiod, e tionized nil schemes i f uutioual fidenee in it impaired. defense, these efforts w ere redoub­ Instrumental In |(i-.placmg led and havo continued to this " It discloses that in the The tru th of every statem ent (Continued on i’ugo 3, (Continued on Duge 3) Hopeful View Now Taken liv Britain Harrison to Attend ' T raffic M eeting I n Mosul Trouble mipson, fortelligcnce of r *n arrested saniu of Fed. 7‘ me mini- ‘r> the street is I the affair '0r,ner assistant "■' '•’'to the hands !r|>‘ command: Tv °ut on ball, la t Mon. *v*r, to come in, o ' C hai been .®the Miirlhn* Twenty-Two Panes Todny tree Injured In Train Wreck Defendent Bin mhn Loses khnrd Austin, j. from San­ , to have been ped from ihc to Ik* buried in j the baggago up inunciliutpJie overturned SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1925 LONDON, Dec. 1 < A F. F. Harrison Jr., traffic ex­ pert of the Sanford Chamber of most hopeful view taken here re­ Commerce will nttend the meet­ garding the situation growing out the endorsement hy th** League ing of the Florida Regional Board i of ill Jai'ksonvtllo on Friday. Dec. 18, of Nations of Great Britain * pos­ ition respecting the Mosul bound bo announced this morning. The 1ary in the kingdom nt Irak, is Hoard is meeting to fu rth er the interist* of freight receivers und th at opportunity no"' ” 10 shipper* throughout this dis­ ! given negotiator to attempt to nr• range a friendly unileritaading betrict, stated Mr. Harrison. Mr. Harrison will also net - in 1tween Turkey und Great uritain. Armed houtilitie** between t ur­ collaboration with u representtative of the City of Sanford in investi­ key und Great Britain over the gating thi? advisability of estab­ latter having secured, the man­ lishing a barge* line by which it date for the rich oil and otfnculis hoped to ship freight up the tural region is not considered pro­ river from Jacksonville, and un­ blematical. This i* true despite load it nt the pier winch is to be the fuct that the chief Turkish erected nt the foot of Sanford delegate in Geneva i* ftded with wrath over the award b> tne Avenue by the city. council of the league and notwith­ standing the report that bubrah VV. R. Dyson Severely Bey, the Turkish minister or agri­ culture, but really to negotiate Burned About Hands Russian support for turkey lit the event of wnr. . .. In some quarter* ir. London the government’s attitude towurd ruri/onKiriii tion Company, wins severe* key is said to embrace a desire to ly burned ubout the bands ami reu Turkey live ami nut be stifled wrihts this morning when a ket­ tle of boiling asphalt, which ho was said to have been testing, boil­ ed over before he could get to safety. Doctor R. E. Btevens was called to tho scene and removed the in­ jured man to his home, where the bum* were dressed. Mr. Dyson was reported to be j take is likely to rcro resting easily this afternoou. work. 2 German Fascists Are Held For Plot To Kill Slresemann Actor And Wife Enact Stage Scene In Real Life, Then He Sues For Divorce NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—(/I*)— Lionel Atwill and his wife, Elsie Mackny, are now playing a scene in real life that they often enacted on the stugc together. Mr. Atwill has entered suit for divorce against liis wife, charging her with leav­ ing him despite his pleas and with living with Max Montesote, an En­ glishman. It was in the Inst act ot "The Comedian” in which the Atwills starred th at the wife leaves her husband as he seeks in vain to win her back. Montczolo nml Mrs. Atwill arc now aboard tho liner Samaria, which sailed front Boston Satur­ day for Uvurpool, according to Atwill's counsel. Mr. Atwill sought to prevent the couple’s leaving to­ gether by startin g an alienation suit against thu English aviator, but failed when Monlf.'Zolo left the states. "The trouble has been brewing a long time," Atwill said Wednes­ day night as he chnrgvd "hi* wife and Montrzolu lived in an a p a rt­ ment ns Mr. and Mrs. Mackay.” Hu said he had begged her to ru* consider her actions and to refurn to him but th at sho had refpsed. M "I nm not emotionul,” he said, "and I am not going to carry a revolver or any of thut foolish­ ness. But a reconciliation is out of the question now.” The nctor said he had been in­ troduced to Montezole by hi-> wife end had befriended him, giving him a leading part in a new play and entertaining him at his Long Island home. Mrs. Atwill, before she left lur Europe, denied the allegations of misconduct, and suld her husband had driven her from their homo by ‘threats of disgrace.” She asks $330 weekly uliinony und $7,500 atto m ey ’ii fee, asserting that hor husband has uu income of $50,000 ** year. Shu said Hint since separation from Mr. Atwill she Imd been forced to live oil tha bounty of friends. ’dm . Atwill has been lending indy in numerous productii ns and tmunliy played opposite hoc hus­ band. They were m arried in Chi­ cago in 1020. Mrs.Haymond Ben nett Begins Divorce Suit A gainst Rich Husband TAMPA. Fla.. Dec. 17.—(/!’)Mrs. Evelyn F arris Dennett, said to lie n form er actress, to­ day filed suit for divorce against her liudiaiiil Raymond (). Den­ nett, scion of a prominent Chnttunuogn, Tcnn., family*. Dennett’ was recently exon­ erated from a charge of violat­ ing tho Maim act in Jacksonville. Three years ago Dennett was acquitted of a charge of murder in connection witli the death of Herbert M. Caruthers, promin­ ent in social and busincr.* circleti here. .Mrs. Dennett was a witness for tho defease at her husband's trial and was said to have been instrum ental in fur­ nishing evidence which lend to Ids nciiuittal. Two weeks ago when Bennett was arrested in Jacksonville, Mrs. Dennett told newspaper men that she .was "through.” "Get mo rtru ig h t on this.” she is quoted as saying, "I stood by my husband when he was in trouble twice before, h ut now I don't feel that I am under any obligations to him.” Defense Are A Is WASHTNt ! ( A P ) — Di n r. limn Mill'll I : was a s k e d tot tion coum I in m in is I court martial t officer iimb r ; article o f war. imuel Hcrnbjfrdt IlintidcM Sanford In Tour O f Stato Frilowing Hankers M eeting, May Return To IItiiltl Here jaeent acres miner cuiuvniion, tho noteworthy evideneo of industri- . al expansion and its pm ilinn on , the map of this great stn te,” said < Samuel Dernbnrdt, who is said to j In* one of Hie lending economist i of thu United States, in an Inter- j view with a Herald representn- . live today. Mr. Dernhardt in described not , only ns a mail versed in the fi- v nandid condition* of the entire v country, but also ns nr. inveatigat- v or whoso opinion* and advice ure^( -ought l»y !>ig banking interest* throughout the nation and abroad. L He i* one of the owners und i < business manager of Hie “ United j States Investor,” onq ot Hie couu- j try's conservative an*i most influ- , entlal financial publication with main office* a l New York and • Boston. Mr. Ifcrnliurdl’-r home i nt Boston. •• He attended the Anr.rlerui Bank- | err. A: oeiutii.u convunfion a t St. I’d : rithurg, and nt tlio tins'? of th e 1 scunioii* continued lii* tour i f t h : ] state, visiting ail of tin* import- ' ant municipalities. He tam e t Sanford ns guest of H airy T. Hodwell, president of thu Hodwcll i Realty Company, Inc., arriving Tuesday, lie left for lb - north yesterday afternoon. Mr. Bernhardt, during bis stay litre visited all part* of thu city proper, the outlying suctions, many ! of the industrial plants, and eon-; ferred with business men. I!cforo leaving he said, "I have | been received royally here. Your | activities impress me deeply. Your people ure thorough bud'ies* pen- J plo who very evidently i.unsu the | great expansion which is sure t o ' come to your city. Sanford holds [ a most uniquu place la Florida' commercial life, I like your c iti- , tens. I like Sanford, i shall re- i turn. My building of n winter l home in your city is not an im- ' possibility/’ Brewers” Pilot Is Sanford Visitor DIES Says �th e Sa NFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER^MgjS. GE EIG L + + + 4 + H + + + + + 4 + + + + 4 + + + + ''* * * * * * 4 * * * - —---------- *4tX»»( 4*4.*4 4.HVn <li>'i H i .auuiiludcl - one •*$ \fji 01frqVkSritl) "iiJro-••4| Streets and sidewalks are being graded preparatory- toi lsurfac- ’ • ‘ # ** ing, parkways and drives are the scene of much activity, white-ways will be installed throughout the development. These improvements are now well under way, and each day the develop­ ment shows greater progress. Every effort is being made to __ speed ahead this extensive improvement program. When com­ pleted, Loch Arbor will be a city within its own bounds. , ' ' * *• Watch for the formal announcement of the opening of the Coun­ try Club Entrance Section th at will be made in a few days. Re­ servations can be secured a t our office or through our repres­ entatives. Visit our office for more definite information con­ cerning the development of Loch Arbor. Representative on the property at all times. ! " N ext to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 i t t i n * • • * < ••+ + + + + + + + + * ? + + * + FIRST STREET AND PALMETTO AYE •> ❖ ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦> ♦: * * ♦> �i’ m FORD HERALD, THURSDAY,^^ECEMBER^ITJS^ - 1 ■ * ■■■ 1 * ■ 1 11 — —1 * ■■ ■ i :»il!LWi.rnuniimii illl Jaytona—or rather, Daytona Beach, since the re-incorporation •~is. generally conceded to he the center of real estate activity on the east coast. The many thousands who have been attracted here by the famous surf-bathing ;and driving beach; by the beautiful Halifax and Tomoka Rivers; by the climate, scenery and miles of paved roads girdling the city; these new citizens have built of Daytona a new city. * . <4-%' y.werjrDaytona continues to grow and values have increased Fapace with her population, but values in Daytona are sound for they are based on material worth. Daytona is expanding and new homes must be built for the thousands who are coming. LThe greatest activity in Daytona centers in Daytona Gables,*’ the city’s superb suburb, convenient to beach, city, stores, theatres; yet containing within itself every city convenience.^Ten thousand cars a day pass Daytona Gables, passing o v e r t h e DaytonaDeland highway cross-state—traffic establishes the ' values ::of tomorrow. ^ ‘ INCORPORATING An H. J. Gould Development ;We Are Accepting Pre-Opeping- Reservations With . 10 Per, Cent Discojipt J From List - Prices I Mcitth ISKIk S ;i ufurd. I'l.« Golf Courses Golf Club House Tennis C b i|U v_ V e n e t i a n - Swimming > i Pool vi ~ . Grand Can*] Esplanade Grand Concourse--<80 . —__ ..Mi ■ ■ | ' feet wide > Tomoka Riviera Bridle Path 1 A thleticF ield \ Play Ground 4 . i ~r ,-fr‘v t <i i»' ’ v*v . . . 100 Acres of Parks Ponce de Leon Plaza Churches Schools ^ ^ , Seminole Trail 100 $ feet wide. ^ Community Center Mediterranean Archi< tecture A b u n d a n t Water Supply Drainage System Electricity 36 Miles Paved S treets 70 Miles o f C oncrete Sidewalks 50 feet by 125 feet is the size of the small­ est Residence lot. �SANF01 Henry f o r a Hears M ain eT C h iim .'i.i^ V YOU COME TO MAKE MONEY LET ME SHOW YOU HOW* lirllo Folks! Welcome one and all. T hat tho spirit of!w elcom e you find at thin nttrt whon you'eom e in i c O yourjOhristm as shonping. .COME AN D LOOK S L y te d from HjVjfi-in. from Ss*r«tion and F ^ y ideration STJsibHity. also the B a adhere to WK^crvations KWh wSdUpot**1 “t Lft.i that the OUR MONEY-MAKER OVER i-oaUl mW^rDesd" afA'. in electing ST the coun o lw t^ i fVct £j*nib' 01 O'; L *hc co'-et0,wl j-tn!i3C(|iieopy f-a-iM rai-ticiL. tfilhnut msTrLy with the Sartmint of the COME IN THIS MORNING YOU’LL LIKE IT YOU'LL THINK I T S T H E BEST if, h„' Dengue STORK OPKN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS MAKE A HUNDRED DOLLARS A DAY— EVERY DAY tS Prosecution Asks Negro Fireman Is House R e f That Mitchell Be Killed in T r a i n To Put Gift Ousted From Army Wreck Near Here In R c v e n n ta MnJ. Bullion ailmiited that it; v.as nut known “ju-t how serioual/ the accusal’* conduct ht|t.> actual' ly p n ju d h d discipline" and fnlil the court “it need n >t he known" to enuh!e it to reach a finding. “ Our soldiers are watching this cqs " he said. "Fail |o dismiss him nnd you weaken the in 'h o rily of every non-emuntb dnmd officer in the service. Risiai-s him as he deserves, and you d Lengthen tlw nrm o f -every single officer, cam- n by men who H of aviation BmmJ and kivI prepared by I to bolder up it iar.d in war | TI __ ■ Reo Motor Company Locates In Sanford The Florida Reo Company of mess Make this their HAPPIEST Christmas witM the O N E most sensible gift admit, stated th at they were nut nt first aware of w hat had hnppciied. Many of them believed that the engine had struek nn automobile nml the Biultlai lurching of the train was caused by swift application of brakes. When they alighted. th ;y said, they were amazed to Me the mass of wreck­ age piled up in front of them. HERE are glorious days ahead for the family that finds these m ysterious k eys o n C hristm as morning. W aiting outside is the ear of their dreams . . . ready to take them together in quest of happy days. It’s the one most sensihlc gift for the entire family . . . a gift that will bring years of joy to all of them. Yet to have this sttpreme gift, and experience the thrill of giving in this unique way will cost you no more than you might spend for short-lived trinkets. ^qrA .. T O l 1' £J"\ r* •' p‘ ^ c ------------- —— The car, of course, is the Studcbakcr Big Six Sedan; a car that will bring days—yes, years—of joy to the entire family. *-*‘ , *« * -■'* , •»" t One-Profit •value and Unit-Built construction have made the Big Six the fastest-selling high-posseted car in the norId. According to the rating of the National Auto­ mobile Chamber of Commerce and of the. Society of Automotive Engineers, only seven American cars exceed the I5ig Six in horsepower. T h e car among these seven which is lowest iti price, costs P**wrongly and r. , 113 to tiu> fiatiun and mir p Hu* persons f* °a which his Keys t<> any Studcbakcr Big Six will prove, Id* deed, the keys to happiness. StuJebaker Dig Six Sedan Sc veil tV i.en ^cri lu C om fort urea; will be surrounded by the ilroant homes n rim lc (!:in>fnl r o s tr ii-! .o il; a s s u re Ihi--* }i twice ns much as the Studchalcet* Big Six. Others — four times as much. But no other high-powered car in the world enjoys the benefit of vol­ ume production. No other highpowered American car is built oa ft One-Profit basis. 1 herejore, you can buy the ijf b senger Big Six Sedan for only $22 fj, tdtu freight and nar tax. F’f W T his Sedan, illustrated belo'w, H ft ______ richly upholstered in gcriuiaa mo­ hair. It offers scores of thousand? of miles of excess transportation — every m ilt oi U not only comfortable but luxurious. And y o u may buy it at once in conllcen^e that Studcbakcr will not bring out a new line ol Vcaib^ models at the January Automobile Shows.r Studo* baker facilities enable us to keep our cars mow up-to-date than the newest yearly model. Changes arc not saved up for spectacular annual aiu\oqdCf» incuts which make cars artificially obsolete. A.MID MAJESTIC FINES' All ideal home communily. Tout • (Continued from Pago 1)1 clubs, Hopicsentntlvo lllnnlyrt of Texas, doclared ho would not nupn«rt demamls of the Texas club. II.- clinrg. il that Frank W. Mondoll of Wyoming, form er Republican lender of tlit* House,'had organized tax clubs throughout the slate ami now appearing as a “lobbyist." Reductions in all cigar tiytes al■"« were up for approval today an were, tic* proposed repeal of levies -m jewelry, cameras, photographic films _and plates, firearm s and lunniunilions, works of a rt, smok­ ing articles nnd mah-jong sets. would tolerate conduct ittich as the aceiist d has neon guilty of. How much more necessary is it \ >r menihcr.: of the army to fol­ low tiio e laws of organization. Bbinissal from the n ry y fur such conduct ■:.» User: f<n-c“ positively iiF k b w kl fU Vtn prov| r.t iddnce .- Three Blocks From High Pric m > MEISCH BLDG rt'jws rendered “Meliic*’ Dunham, champion fif.rkwoorl/, fidrilor of \faine. plays 'or II, mobile king had brought lum there in connection wl i, hin coinr;ii"n S ta te that rn up.! dunce ntu.°ic. Ford likes Dunham be t of all the old-time vlnliris J7irfiions d.isrt is uhle, in[hjr, end Kovu d consciencM' 'Ju '* opinions -/Sow potenthe peace L the settlcy i differences. (Continued from Page 1) ..I the wisdom navy officers, thus ke; “Third: creating distrust in tho Wfthe men who 7,,| lHe peace minds of people ns to W ar nml 'If the lit na- Navy Departm ental , la "F ourth: egotistical self descrip- tin I rlifht to the bfcte creating lion nn to experience and qualifi- th< cations coupled with lu; “ F ifth : protestations of absence tw >roro?cil Amerhe (oust cornea of self interest and exhibit of wtl- nn and nftec Sen- lingness to he, anil expectation of c,| loi airman of the lining, a m artyr, all leading to “Sixth: a united- uir srrvico.'wlth failed Wwlnes"Seventh: Willinin Mitchell as ro, itimous consent j jo he debt agree* tho only logical head of it." in blocking I’rolcsfctl IJn-iplfislint-ss tin l took occasion “T hat," the Major M|id, “ is tho tr: L nml British form ula he has followed. Every wi [te kashing" to demagogue has followed a sim ilar ur bilkers. one, protesting unselfishness njjil t!i [of the House* secretly Seeking self-airgrtiniliM- ' Lamitt ce milled m int, nr, he appealed Uitcctly to ini fa by announc- the people over the heads of con- ha hbt settlements stituted authority." an ■dilation they “Is this man a Moses, fitted to B upon in the lend'the peoplo out of a wildornCn!] l'd ,n: 213-215 Sanford Avenue 1L»' ASK FOR SIR. LAWTON Ficight anJ wir Uz C-Ira Any Studcbakcr dealer will arrange delivery fpr C hri«in»fl m o rn in g , tmai Kvc, or any HmcYou designate. Un­ der Stgdebakcr’s Budget f*lan of Purchase you rpay ■|4y/k>r it out of Income on terms to fit your individual require­ ments. .SANFORD GROVE, Inc F irst National Bank Bldg Phone 210 KART NASON, Sales Director realtor GARAGE W est Find Street �HS )RD HEgAU^.THUTLqPAY. DECEMBER 17, 1925. The Barge Line i W l. F’ p » YES SIR! TIMES DO CHANGE As Brisbane Sees It In authorizing the construction of a pier at th e foot of No More Battling High Finance Cheerful Sanford Avenue and in taking necessary step s to secure ftffS o UW 3 Two Virtnoofl Day* barges with which to transport building m aterials to S a n -' Cancer Still Gains ford, the City Commission has let it be known th at it is de- * BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ( '■ p r r lg k l IM S, h r S ta r t'n, UMtPr termined that nothing shall stop Sanford from keeping up * . Im llfU ll_____ Ab***<»Ip Wfi-P its great building'program and its continued growth during B i M f K. JOWEX. Ma— IW M llfP BATTLING SIKI, Senegalese the coming months. negro prize fighter, who startled ■ I’B S C H lrT IO V HATIi» The Herald never believed Sanford would fail to capitalize the world of vice/ crime, disease On* T ear—J J .00 Six- Month* • » M l>*llv»r*d »n **liy .by on its admirable water facilities so generously . - , , * .iprovided by, end "sport” by knocking out the Week. U p- W eekly Edition If.OO nature for juat such an em ergency. It doubted that Sanford r Frenchman, Carpentler. has fought per year . _______ a i 'r .t l l L yoTII Ki . All obltnarr would remain helpless very long when It w as unneces- | his last fight. Somebody shot him. notices, cards of thank*. re*oltiAmerican boottlona and notice* of enlertnlnmerii* sary to do so. T he City Commissioners showed keen judg- < wber* ebsr*«* sr- mode will »* ment in immediately taking the steps they have taken to iS^j^sT charged for at regular advertising remedy the situation which now confronts the city. York.” B attling bootleg won in ra te £ .This is nn important tim e in the life of Sanford. We the last round. MKMHKR AMOCIATF.O PHKJW ? ,- o T h a A **orlaled l'r**« la ex c lu * have ju st begun to grow. Our building program has barely Ivel* en titled to th e use fur reW ELL MANAGED high finance p u b lication o f nil n e w s d is p a tc h e s gotten under way. Development projects in Seminole county had nothing to complain of when c r ed ited i f It or not o t h e r w is e cred ited In thin paper and a ls o th e are ju st commencing to start. Sanford and Seminole county the stock exchange closed yester­ local new* published herein. All will quickly come into their own provided the section may day and good news came out. Di­ r ig h t * of r ep u b llca tlo n o f special d is p a tc h e s h erein a re a ls o reserved be kept from a set-back caused by the embargo on incoming rectors of many banks and indus­ ftf'1 trial corporations announced a freight. THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1925. long list of e x tra dividends. Penn­ Few cities in Florida have natural facilities w ith which sylvania Railroad stock, n barom­ T H E HERALD’S PLATFORM to counteract the serious freight situation. Many ure com­ eter of railroad values, went to a Is—Deeper water m ule In Jack, pelled to be solely dependent on the railroads. It is not so new high price for the year, and etmvllle. with Sanford. YVe have the St. Johns and if we are contin­ somebody bought more than 27,000 2. —Co m !ruction of St. Johns-In'ToStow'iufM of it. uously awake to our opportunities we may Huffer no serious shares dlan Hirer canal. AQOCX?SX3StViGH€. As Mr. Mellon says, nothing can 3. — Extension of while way. injuries and continue our great growth while much of Flor­ prevent 1020 from being a yeur VhH back, enough 4.—Bwimmlnir pool, tenpi* courta, ida w aits for the lifting of the embargo. of wonderful prosperity. If only tor Cf\z Fake | etc. •' The inauguration of a barge line connecting Sanford this country can now decide to 5.— Augmenting of building proirrapi—heuaea, hotel*, a p a r t - with Jacksonville and northern points will make n new era mind its own business mid let Eu­ rope mind hers. P i meat houses. _ in the progressive life o f this community. ft.—Extension of stteet paving ---------------------- o---------------------SOME RAILROAD Mocks will ’ program. . v pay back dividends. O thcrj are in­ f,—Construction of boulevard Prolongation >____ of Human Life, creasing dividends, and others wi’.l j around lake Monroe.. • issue new stock to stockholders fL—Completion, of city beautlficaDifficulties encountered when the Figures recently made public show that there are over J tion program. % u.—Expansion of school system fifty-fou r million policy holders carrying insurance averag­ government tries to help formers nre missing when Government ’ with provision for Increased fa* ing $1,333. If it were not for the fact that there are n good tries to help railroads. v cilities. f~ —•— * " ■ ---------- ---------- many persons who hold several policies these figures would ; (HULK THOUGHT FOR TODAY mean th at one person out of every two men, women and * ALL RECORDS arc broken in children were insured. In many homes it is the head of the freight traffic. In October rail­ S E L F DENI A1.—Whosoever will fam ily who is insured, and this makes us come to the con­ roads carried more thnn forty-four billions of tons, about n billion tons como nftvr m o,.let him deny him;,elf ifmt take up h h cross, ami clusion th a t virtually the entire population of our country more than October, 1U24. The growth of California's fruit follow me. For whosoever will carries life insurance. save lila life ahall lose it; but who­ Insurance companies of today are vitally interested in business is reflected in orders for JS C d soever shall lose his life for my the prolongation o f the lives of those whose lives they have more than 5,000 new refrigerator cars, for the Union Pncific and sake and the gospel’s, the name insured. It is to their advantage to educate the citizenry of Southern Pncific. shall save it. Mark 8: 34, 35. PRAYER:—We thunk Thee, O the country to measures that will make for better health BEFORE LONG, unless Henry £ord. for the lesson so marvelous­ and longer life. The big companies are studying credit ly illustrated In Thy life: except needs, agriculture, housing, taxation and transportation and Ford faiU in his undertaking, fly­ ing machines will do a great, deal a corn of wheat fall into the THE NEXT GOVERNOR ground and die It nbldeth alone, all other economic conditions ami forces th at may he turned nf this refrigerator business, swift­ TAMPA TRIBUNE but If It die It hringeth forth to the financial benefit of the policy holder, hut are also ly and much more cheaply, making much fruit. participating to a great ex ten t in the study and fhe preven­ the “cold cars unnecessary.” The number of people who have Mayor of Leesburg; John T Alsop, The fruit will he taken nn hoard lately been given "honorary moni­ Mayor of Jacksonville; M rs. W. S. tion of disease. and carried to a height supplying HOW OFT AH 1 HER HE ALT Y la r g e ly through tho protection of infant life and the natural refrigeration, the plane tion” as possible gubernatorial Jennings, of Jacksonville, widow DO BEHOLD candidates m ust be practically of a former governor; J. J . P a r­ Ho oft as I her beam y do behold, guarding against infectious diseases, the average duration going up or down in accordance equal (o tin* total population of rish, <>r Titusville, member of the And therew ith do her cruelty o f human life has been lengthened (luring the last tw enty- with the thermometer, and arriv­ Florida 25 years ago. Legislature; Frank B. S hutts. compart, five years. Sanitation has been stressed to a great degree ing a t its destination with the No less lliun 15 potential can­ owner of the Miami H erald; John fruit, naturally refrigerated to just 1 marvel of w hat Huhstonce was w ith a decidedly satisfactory result. Now the insurance the right point for storage or de­ didates are mentioned in one edi­ W. Watson, Senator from Dude the mould, torial in the Ray County Beacon- County; John S. Taylor, of Largo, The which her made at once id companies of the country are determined to lengthen life livery. Tribune, in which Editor Jefferson President of the Senate; Williuni cruel fa ir. • Young men now making a liv­ still more by devoting much study remedying those con­ Lee Popham, “oyster king” and Not E arth, for her high thoughts ditions which directly dr indirectly are the causes of pre­ ing with independent passenger Thomas nominates J. Ed Stoker Mayor of Apalachicola; Sidney J. of that county, as his choice. more heavenly are; busses will make a better living There is a wide variety to suit Catts, ex-governor, of D eFuniak Not w ater, for her lovo doth hum mature death. with independent refrigerator fly­ Our 7 t* % *tr> ... t- • A w tm ' < Paints, v] and Pall Ph like fire; Not n it, for «he Is pot so light or ra re ; Not fir*, for she doth freeze with fa in t desire. There needs another element in­ quire W hereof she moto be made— th a t Is. the sky; For lo the heaven h er haughty looks aspire, And eke her mind is pure im m ortal high. Then, sith to heaven yo likened are the beHt, Be ltlfe In mercy ns in nil the rent, — Edmund Spencer. A nyw ay n Ford on ih s street i.i worth twp in a garage. —.. ti------------ W ith the cabinet situation in mind, we het President Poum erguc could he arrested for his thought. About thut Christinas shopping thut we have spoken of before, we ought tp learn something from tho camel and ’’get u hump on us.” About the tim e we think everything is settled no we can have u quiet, spell, something goes wrong in the shipping hoard. Short skirts are said to be an aid to health. Now we may ex­ pect some of our girls to live sev­ eral hundred years. ---------o—-----Headline in New York HeraldTribune says, “ Camel Falls on Mar­ ine; He’s Better, Camel Dying.” That isn’t much of u camel Joke, sounds more like a bull story. John W. Weeks wrote to Presi­ dent Coolidge and declared that Col. William Mitch'd was “ law­ less”. 11is alleged “lawlessness” seems to have siVuvk u mighty popular chord anyway. Hanford is not without its ex­ citement. Alice Kip Rhinelander was said to have passed through hero Wednesday afternoon enroute to points in South Floridu. It isn’t reported, however, that the Ku Kiux Klan hud a special meeting to consider the m atter. •--------------- o --------- -— ■ ---------------------- n---------------------- Even Envelopes Must Be Considered From Pari.s comus the Rtory of the suicide of a gramlaon of Bret H arte. To almoat nil of us it is a story of only pass­ ing interest, but people who insist on using enve'opes other than those thut nre nearly the standard size and shape should consider the case. Young Harte killed hitnselV after lie had failed In receive n letter of forgiveness from his sweetheart with whom he had quurreled. As a mntter of fact the young lady had really mailed her answer, the contents of which, in all [ robahility would have brought about reconciliation, hut she hued sen t it in one o f those bulky envelopes, too large to through the pneum atic tubes. The result was the letter nrrived later than the lim e set by the young man fur hear­ ing from his fiancee. The young woman learned a lesson and the chances are she will hereafter use only the standard size o f envelope in order to avoid other serious consequences. Letters of un­ usual dimensions alw ays cause a certain amount of trouble in the m ails and are apt to irritate the recipients. The small envelope is almost as annoying as those that nre too large. Probably the worse are those large, square, foreign ones with u loose lining of various colored puper. In this Christmas rush sensou when the mails are so conRested with greeting cards and Christmas packages, we should give all the consideration it is possible to give to those who m ust handle the mails. A little thoughtful consideration on our part will greatly facilitate the work of the post office departm ent as well as result in more efficient delivery servt_’ J ICO. ing cars. CANCER, STEADILY increas­ ing for seventy-five years, is still on the increase. The hignest can­ cer death rate in the United States is found in Massachusetts, and the doctors do not know why. South Carolina has the lowest cancer i!'*aiIt rate. Investigation of diet, of Mitmarried Women, and other social statistics might en­ lighten th profession. LEX \TOK CAPPER, of Kanin* all pocketbooks, or, rather, any Springs; and Mr. Stokes. taste. Take your choice, or nomi­ Others will be proposed, of nate No. lfi. The 15 named by the course. Many of those nam ed will Rcncon-Trihtine are: not actually become candidates. Perry G. Wall. Mayor of Tam­ Tho larger number in the race, pa; Doyle E. Carlton, City A ttorn­ the more probability of the elec­ ey of Tampa; Arthur Y. Milam, tion of a minority favorite. The of Duval County, Speaker of the next Governor ought to he from House, and vice-pre<>ident of D a-'S outh Florida, because the larger vis Islands; Charles D. Haines of share of population is in th is purt Altamonte 'Springs ex-congress­ of the state and because the last man, newspaper publisher, capi­ several governors have been from talist and philanthropist; S pen sard North Florida. But the election Is nearly three L. Holland, of Bartuw, Polk Coun­ ty Judge; Dr. W. A. MncKenzie, years off, o <>f i hi* aid cst friend* the Amori.> i fnmi*rs have in Washington, says IJmle Ham might well ro, wj|), farm ers by actually I: .S i ni' Hi m to sell their grain. II Vh oiiited financiers say this i' rite- • to anarchy, but that does tn>* —or-y Capper, The Government helps railroads !•*-' raising rates and compelling the public to pay. If Unele Sam cun m:t us ticket salesman and price booster for the railroads, why not as wheat salesman for the / MY FAVORITE STORIES The Ikies . > « -\W ^ fro-WI .X PIllM 1C.R . Loans MONEY AVAILABLE For F irst M ortgage Loans nn Liberal Vilnt^j Consult us first when in Iht airkathrC Magnolia A Heroml A . I*. CONNELLY ti NOW OPEN THE ALTAMONTE HO ALTAMONTE SI'HINCSJ Betw een Sanford and Orlando. Our' M ngnificent location. 27 acres ia l tw o lakes. Ciolf, tennis, orange jmftj g u e sts. Fine orchestra, cuisine and sem’«i fam ilv hotel. R ates very mudmlt. GEO. E. HATES & SON-OwwM This condition! system and per functkininf { ’hiropnrtkei at ihe sourcei and by adjastl spine relieva iq MOUNT DORA TOPIC l TH E BADGE IN THE GUTTER ____________ «'■* osint, i.i i-sTimnffy riHits y.j U TRIBUTE TO A DOG DAN DOBBS SAYS: Definite plans for a regatta to he held on Jan, 30 undo? the uut-pices of the Sanforil Yacht Club, have b*en comnleted. Five thous­ and dollars will be needed, in stag­ ing tho ruces, but it will bp money well apent. Scores, of prominent yachtsman and sportxmcji, who spend their w inters regularly in this state, will be Hanford's guests on th a t occasion, a m i,their coming i)y I r v in ' s . r o m i will giv« local boosters ample op­ portunity to spreud tho story of The late Mr. Donovan had hud | therefore, if he might be permitSanford's possibilities. u very close cull from being a led to take a last look nt the ---------- -- o — ■ dwarf. Indeed there ure dwarfs countenance of the deceased. Tho flower show hud been a in circuses not many inch­ “ Help yourself," said the widow. g reat nucress, and a few evenings es shorter than he was. Despite "H e’s luid out upstairs in the froui later Mr. Ulunk, who hud perform- his diminutive hulk and the han­ room. Just you walk ui>, Mr. M;•d the opening ceremony, was read­ dicap of lack of height he never­ Kenna." ing the local paper’s report of it theless hud succeeded in the con­ So Mr. McKenna walked up. A f­ to his wife. tracting business and when ho ter the lupse of a few minutes he Presently he stopped reading, died he left u tidy estate and his tip-toed down again, wiping hU his justifiable pride turning to widow mourned him properly. tears. anger. Snatching up libi stick, he On the day before the funeral, The widow removed tho hand­ rushed from the room. Amazed, having finished the preparations kerchief from her eyes, his wife picked up the newspaper for tho wake, she sat in the par­ “ Did you think to clusc the hall tn ascertain the reason of her lor of her home when Mr. Mc­ d/>or as you came down, Mr. Mc­ ■pause's fury. Kenna, an old friend of the furnllv, Kenna?” she asked. Sh* read: “ As Mr. Ulunk m ount­ was announced. Dressed in his “ I think so, Muduni," ho said. ” 1 ed the platfnrm. all eyes were fix­ Sunday best Mr. McKenna uitercn was so overcome wit’ me " lie f I ed oh tho large, rod nose ha 4is* and having shaken Mrs, Donovan’s didn't take much note. I think pUyfd. Ouly Varfrs of patient cul­ hand in sympathy stated th a t he so. but | won't bo sure.” tivation could have produced an would bo unable to attenu the cer­ “ Would you make sur*?, thou," object o f such brilliance. . , . emonies th at evening owing to she said. “ It's twice to d a/ already W estern Christian Advocate. other engagement*. He asked, the cat's had him downstair*. lit l '»■»» no./* B udge ' I Christmas story: "Mama, can I hang up one of sls’er’s and let Snntu Claus think it is m ine?" *'<* r«rui* ! I (Mill**, ulur Some yearn ago the late Senator m aster's side. Ho will kiss the Ve«t of Missouri was retained hy a hand th a t has no food to o ffe r; he client to sue for the value of a will lick the wounds und sores ’.hat dog which a neighbor had killed. come in encounter with tho rough­ The following wua the eloquent ness of the world. He guards the Senator’s address to the ju ry : sleep of his pauper m uster as if he "Gentlemen of the ju ry —The were a prince. When all other best friend a man has in tho world friends desert, he rem ains. When may turn against him utid become riches take wings and reputation' j farmers? an enemy. His son or his daugh­ falls to pieces, ho is as constant I -------ter that he has reared w ith loving in his love ns the sun in its journ­ TW0 MILLION five hundred care may prove ungrateful. Those eys through the Heavens." "If fortune drives the m aster i i»°ulant Ameri‘c&n income tax who are nearest and dearest to us, those whom we tru s t with our hap­ forth an outcust in *he world, n, ythe proposedCtax6 li°"\ [Mn- piness and our good name may be­ friendless and homeless, the faith­ creases the exemption of single come traitors to their faith. The ful dog asks no higher privilege persons to $1,500 and of married money that a man has he may lose. than th a t of accompanying him, It flies away from him, perhaps, to guard against danger, to fight to ®:}>500., *Vhy hy not meres increase the exemption when he needs it most. A man's against enemies, and when th e last for each child? You can’t bring reputation may he sacrificed in a scene of all comes, und death takes ■> up a child for $100 r year. Pur- moment of ill-considered action, the m aster in its embrace ur.d his •8* THE MAN WHO knocks Floridu knocks him self, knocks i ®n,ta raisiim children are working The people who are prone to fall body is laid away in tho cold for the dtato without charge, and on their knees to do us honor ground, no m atter if all other Florida real estate dealings is the beginning of permanent ought not be taxed for their when prosperity is with us may friends pursue their v.ny, thoro by growth which will continue for many years. He says there trouble. be the first to throw the stone of the graveside will the noble dog malice when failure settles its ho found, his head between his is money to bo made there but it is not to be picked up in cloud of dust on our heads. The paws, his eyes sad, but open In the streets. As for work there is plenty of it for the man one absolutely unselfish friend alert watchfulness, faithful and who really is looking for a job. Each year, says Mr. Sobel, that man can have in this selfish true in death.” sees more northerners making Florida their winter home world; the one thnt never desert , f enutor Vest sa t down. He had Gone are the days when mince and, as if in reciprocity, each year sees more natives of him, the one that never proves un- spoke in a low voice and without pie had a kick. grateful to treacherous, is his dog. gesture. He made no reference | Florida buying land in the north for the purpose of using it as u summer residence. Furthermore Mr. Sobel says that In New York, when a man waken A man s dog stands by him in to tho evidence or the m erits of prosperity and poverty, in health the case. When he finished, judge, Florida is now pervaded with a friendly spirit, that the on shot he wonders if it was hi* and in sickness. He will sleep on jury and spectators were wiping 4 wife or u burglar. northern invasion is welcomed and that the newcomer is the cold ground where the winter their eyes. The jury returned a Mow and the snow drives j verdict in favor of the plaintiff made to feel at home.— From an interview with Isndor Sobel Some men are such blame fools winds fiercely, if only he can be by h u fur $ooo. He had sued for $200. in the Erie (I’n.) Dispatch-Herald. they will laugh a t a poor woman when her shoes hurt her feet. ------------------- o-------------- — THE MAN WHO knocks Florida knocks him self, knocks the South, knocks the development of a great and growing section. Let Florida grow and develop until it has five or ten million people. There is plenty of room. Georgia is growing and developing. The entire southeast is in the air. This is the South's greatest opportunity for growth and ex ­ pansion.— Jackson (Ha.) Progress-Argus. Kll AUTO] ,Biuw «s i* SUlnliv ^ t sab mtnt and IM O IC C S T IO M “ DR. W. E. MAC D01GA _**— CnM tllLU Chiroprarlir Sp«'ijul Bull Rooms 307-308 First SaliouiOffal m . Hours !) lo 12 a. nn, 2 lo •> :> * •><•4 -* *-:• <• * : * ^v K Hall, Pentland ant a u d it s sy stem s , . Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, . Palm Beach, Daytona CENTRAL FLORIDA 317-318 First National Ban'1 Sanford. Florida. S . G. GRAY, RESIDENT MAS! ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD The convention was ever. The i carded, Translating fine principles into Another Christmas story: “ Who speeches were all mud*, the resolo. the dickens left that detn train lions committee s report laid been business practice is a difficult right in the middle of the floor?” adopted, the slogan for the next m atter. Competitive conditions do year was chosen, the closing ban- not encourage highly ethical bust Prohibition has done some good. quet with its hilarity and good ness methods. The whole pull of A Russian poet refuses to visit fellowship was history and tin* the struggle is away from idea!business men who had sat f o r ! ism. T hat la what makes modern America because of it. two days in the ideal:.,!ic atoms- business seem like war. Doctors say married men live phere were startin g *V Ccw men are able to Somewhere between 'ilie'^con- .. T .” . U,° l" T ? lnlain longer than single men. We say ’L',r > ountuin. toP experiences” they do if they m arry good cooks. vontion halt and Hu* ......I Z least when they are down in the valley one delegate hud taker, off his of actual working conditions. Yet Reading the New York d i'patch­ badge and tossed it Into the g ut­ who would do without these mo­ es indicates that her great white ter, There it lay, with its hit of ments of glurified living? it |s way is really her great fight way. bright ribbon lettered in gold, slow- better to have held up ut, ule-nl ly settling down Into tne mud and then failed to mea ure Up to A friend tells us he go* so lonely and filth. it, than never to have dreamed for his girl one night he stayed For one delegate, certainly, the of a (tetter world. home' ami kissed a lipstick. eonventlon was over and done The badge may lie, now, in the He was going back home. gutter hut the iMtdgo-wearer can Honestly, the best policy is lo Back to the old sharp practices. let all’s well that ends well enough Back to the same mad scramble never quite forget the 'h rills that came to him while he was w ear­ alone. for business. Back to the otd ing the badge nor the secret recut-throat, cold-blooded attitudes. solves he made while th at Isn’t it strange how we postpone For two days he had voted ffor patch of color was pirned onlittle his tilings, tn Kansas u mun needed high sounding ______ listen- lapel. He will find tho** memorresolutions, u shave 22 years before he got ed to highly ethical speeches and ics coming back from duv to duy one. basked in the sunshine of ideal­ and perhans unconixiouriy. 0^ l ism. But now he was going hues Beauty secret: Not sending to face facts again, he must be ly but surely raising the tandards your laundry on time will make “practical." That badge and his of his business. your sh irts look dirty u* every business back home would not har­ “ It is better to liavu struggled , n . . . .^ '"** thing. tr u g - {1 AN A> monize. The badge n ust be du- arM lost than n tv er lo have s trug- The ihm goal, *'«* who h»»‘ .unipwt'* .Ut ion am*. of his M SanronU & Loan A , . [>i(lN fBP ADVERTISEMENT lb AT„i*st:9 fill® �r '.mm &ASJ ■ the Mw. SANFORD HI IE R 17. 192 5 . k'>;' , AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES r: • >A.V W pqijf jftE P H O N E : 148 MRS. F R E D S. D A IG ER , S O C IE T Y ED IT O R l a t e s t f a s h io n h in t s fo r m il a d y BY MARY MAKSIIAI.L Copyright McClure Syndicate An S i 2 0 .E .S . rfftn C h n p - ■icHall at 8 with Mr*f uf Mni nt 2:30 C<nera 11 will 'ti^ S ith o d ist f t JlncHowell st the Sorosii inole Thapter ‘ act plays at High Sell*!"1 ^(otir at I.i- , ... . • * */ library "I)rn / . «nt 41* ' Vn* lt i a’ctock sit Rows of Small Buttons Arc an Excellent Trim m ing Device for the Woman Who Makes H er Own Frocks. As devices fo r fastening our frocks anti coats buttons niny be losing ground, but they are ■gain­ ing ground ns ornam ents. To be sure there are the close-fitting bodices that button right up the middle of the fro n t—with closefitting collar likewise buttoned up to the chin. But these are in the nature of a passing fad. For the m ost p a rt women nre still eager to avoid the complica­ tions of buttons and button-holes, hooks and eyes, or snappers. A future) generation th a: has no recollection whatever of such things may bo induced to go luick to them, not knowing w hat they are getting into. But there is nothing a t all complicated about buttons usrd on a frock ju st for trim m ing — providing of course that they are fastened on fairly securely. When you buy one of these buttontrimmed frocks ready made it is just us well to notice the way the W f Avenue. Irrfe meets n<. p Whittle, , ( J:30 o’clock. THOUGHTS—W ISE AND OTHERWISE You don’t see so many pin cush­ ions nowadays ns you used to— do you? The reason, of course, is th at we don't need so many pins in dressing. In fact some women Tuesday for manage to get along without a |]1 jpenrl several single pin .of any sort. It is hard to believe now how many pins we used to use—just plain, common oml was among motoring to Way. (oral Key. who iill by glad to ^proving. of Oclaitnl |iril Thursday !Robert Holly, jturnnl home (hurst, N. .C. sat lit days on X. Robson that she is an illness of Miry Kliplad to hear ■proved‘ follow- ll J. ’IvnUVittt nf' Ithe juesu of hUj on Wed-U rf of BiHunore, '■ -bciincis vis-. Jtar.ti.il" on | sfay. J. Simmons of ] in the city an4indefinite nma. Nicroni of poring through Sanford on stay. buttons are fastened on and tn ......"* ** | HOTEL ARRIVALS 1 MacDowell M u s i c a l ! To. f,in* Pom’fol T I~\A At Clt}’ B lind ( OIU* Recital To Be Held „ .Montezuma O. G. Richter, Wildwood, N. J.; At Orlando F r i d a y • Several contralto s do* liy John H. Allen, Manestlque, Mich.; Mi Kiln H am * will fr.il-M,* i In n, , Germany, Spain. Tlussiu, TtHy. Scotland. Tr land and A^riVrien. Contralto Suin~-”\\ u**t. -of tlm Great Divide,” Ertifefti It. Hull, by Mrs. Kiln Harris. Patriotic Patrol—“The Spirit of 2 1 7 AV Tile ShiopItUf Beard seen.- to I. ht. en more than it nhip .- f . Vii giiijan-Pilnt. Of Interest to EVERY WOMAN material 0f the frock. Gold m d Bilver buttons are especially ap. Paul, Seattle, Wnsh. Valdez propnate a season like this when almost every frock not actually C. X. Briggs, Orlando; A. M. made of metal cloth shows metal Rost and wife, A tlanta; W. D. trimming somewhere about it. Gerbrich, Jacksonville; Cecil Grnnbur the woman who makes her doff, Tampa; J. F. Jennings and own frisks or has them made bv wife. Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. a home dressmaker the use of Nicroni, Miami; R. 0. Birchy, rows of small buttons for trim ­ Jacksonville; A. B. Crosby, San ming is an excellent expedient, Mateo; E. 11. Price, A tlanta; J . A. r o r it requires no great skill to Cary, Jacksonville; W. S. Coogcsfasten on buttons — they may h e; Hall; II. W, Havens, Miami; H, A. used ■' ......................................... easily when beading or Hardesty. N. V.; B. II, Hills, Atbraiding or embroidery would In­ lanta; F. H. O'Hara, Chicago; sure to look home made and in­ Austin I). K.ilhnm. Norfolk, V«.; expert. The sketch shows n frock It. W. Whitaker, Jacksonville; C. from among those made for the K. Frick, lt. M. Mann. It. S. Hayler, South. It is gray georgette, with W. S. Williams, W. P. Davis, Jack­ small rose-colored buttons, set in sonville; S. Klein, N. V.; Carl Holm groups of twos and threes, nnd a Winter Haven; Peter Parker, Win­ ter Haven; J. D. Christian, A tlan­ rose-colored leather belt. ta; C. B. Crenshaw, A tlanta; Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Twitched, Daytona Bench. Seminole J. II. Powell, Philadelphia, Pa.; F. A. Johnson, Atlanta, (la.; C. Shepard, St. Louis, Mo.; W. L. Sehroedor, St. Petersburg; Mrs. A. Tin* members of the Hritt-Chil- F. Schrocder, St. Petersburg; J. F. tendril Realty Company were most Sehroeder, St. Petersburg: Mr. delightfully entertained a t a din­ and Mrs. W. L. Timpore, Jackson­ ner dame Wednesday evening at ville; J. M. Clarke, Fort Myers; Grady Been, Lakeland; Dr. and the Sanford Country Club. Gold and green, the colors chosen Mrs. II. L. Sanford, New York; for the occasion, were most nrtisJ r°ser. Brooklyn, N. 't ; 1 . tically carried out with chrysan- : Hudson, laln tk a ; M. I . (jallathemums. calendulas ami other cut £ , r', *'* '1, *■ ,p ‘ ^e tt' flowers. A. Williams, nvers. Centering the long dinner I alatka; 2* It. A” , illinniH. lam pa; ble was a mound of small but- .V *,* “ 1;yjm,lir, Jiicksoiu illh'! , i s. tab! ' ( ity; ( . L. Bolen, tonii iliivs.iiithenuinis, and feathery;*.. . I aprrays of asparagus ferns. «ebf?n5 ! ‘ ' fenVth * Effectively placed here and there K. V. Secor. Sarasota; Adolph Ja- Britt-Chittenden Employees Guests At Enjoyable Dance schenu ltainey, Birmingham, Ala.; Following the dinner, dancing Hamilton, Birmingham. Alu.; was enjoyed until a late hour, the -- ' --!>• U. It. ’ the Sorosts Club. Preceding the recital, Mrs. Mac­ Dowell will give a talk on thc Peterboro Colony, which she has es­ tablished for musicians, a rtists, poets nnd other lovers of real art, who wish to pursue their studies in peace and harmony. This vast estate is being maintained, it is said, bv thp funds th at Mrs. Mac­ Dowell is raising through these re­ citals which she is giving through­ out the country. Tickets may be procured a t the door of the Korosis Club, Friday. •A 4|»*\ \ Humor aque- -"The Old Gray Mare" Clements. A s ta t e d am dnvc uf I'lulnr Overture — Panorama, Barn( ’onunnndcn No. 2S will be house. held at 7:30 P. M. Friday, I Intermission. December 18th, all vlsiiing Grand Fantasie—"H eme Rweet Homo The World Over" J. B. Sir K nights nre welcome. I.ampe. Giving the in te rp re ta ­ tion of the melody by E n g lan d ,, .TNO. D. JINKINS. Director 11 '.1 v\ v ^ i! W i l l / )u m L-* 1 i / W ' ■; It. Several New Editions Given To City Library A ^ number of interesting chil­ dren’s books have recently been given to the city library by Sirs. S. (). Chase. They include titles of both fiction nnd non-fiction and will lie probably greatly enjoyed by the young people. This personal contribution is much appreciated by library officials. Another gift which will bo oi interest to the adult readers is th; Memoirs of William Jennings Bry. an w ritten by himself and bis wife, i Thin was presented by Mr. Shu* ford Jenkins, the evangelist ns un evidence of his enjoyment of tho library while in town. As the book is an autobiography and has just been published, it will doubtless lie read extensively. Church Workers To Canvass The City For Members On Sunday Approximately 260 representa­ tives of the various P rotestant churches of tho city will meet in the First Baptist church for tho purpose of perfecting details ----- viiHtvil V liaun Vt IIILH relative to Vtho church census which is to be taken Sunday between the hours of 12:30 and 2 o’clock, nccording to an announcement made ft CHRISTMAS is here i v e E a g l e S h i r t s to th c m e n fo lk w h o s e o p in io n o f y o u r ta s te y o u v a lu e . G W e h av e w id e th e m v a rie ty in a o f m o d e ls , s iz e s ,s le e v e l e n g t h s , c o lo r s and p a tt e r n s — in a p p ro ­ p r ia te g i f t w ra p p in g s . A n d , p ro b a b ly , t h c m a n fo r w h o m y o u w a n t th c J. Jtxry :«*ir;rt.o* r Id • :,? S 5 8 76-JAN-26 Features of EAGLE NEW SHIRTS SPRING COATS 1. “ Ncckurvc*’collars and neckbands. 2. Flat loek-stirebing. j Gapless full-length o met-pi lit. 4. Six-burtoncJ front. 5. Every burrnn sewn w ith 24 srirche*. j 6. Fast colors. 7. Fabric name woven in i he laN;l. C< it*< nf pxqulailc beniilj7j u n d clm rin . tV ,iturinfr ih e In f a c t i o n fo re cost Du ?»prin^. Wi h a t e Just reteived :i fjr^e ustu jrlm e n f *f tb fn * emit.-; in < rtle r to Bell l o r (h e C h rist* mils, s e a s o n . J he b e st in ilm m il* n n d .ill, faille a r e fu n tid in th e s e im idels. T h e fn v o re tl, c o lo rs a , ro se , w h ile , h t u s l a r d , blue a n d l)luek a r e a ls o Used. 1 'riie d so low t h a t y o u could a fJ fo r r l (o come«NtqtMi<lrhtif'. £ n ! S ? ( ! S S ’ >yMr-..a,l(1 Mrs. K. Henderson, Asbury Park, s h i r t is a r e g u l a r c u s t o m e r Covers were laid for Mr, ami, N. J.; It. E. Harrison, Fulton N. Y.; Mrs. Charles I,. Britt, Mr. ant•' K. S. Britton, Dayton, Ohio; T. W. o f o u rs , a n a w e c a n a d v is e Mi y o u as to h is p re fe re n c e . Nt Roy mett P Housln -Mrs. Mildred Peabody, Miss Selnm VB,n expected tn take over ono and Thurnlov, frank Woodruff sir., D.( DANCE I OSTI OflEI) rne-hnlf hours, it is aaid. W. Walker ami Hurlun Kelly. This census is said to be m e The.,dam* that w to be BJWtV. ?SXfrjy ;in ,0 fd n r thUtAh* .churahtf■/ 1.1Hit AIt V STORY HOUR Friday evening at the City Hall f (he city iWay'bt/Srtme familiar ’ 1 "FliO tittlipf t* (*A Merr-Whw ’Know” — — by tho St. Agnes Guild, has been with the religious prcfc*\>ncc nf tV< Tho story hour will be in charge postponed until Monday evening, new residents nnd nf tho visitor o f Mrs. Clark next Saturday morn- it was announced today, in Sanford. Aligrdng new jn-opli ing, when possibly Mrs. Thomas _______ with tho church to wldeh tli. Owen will also assist. Mrs. Dnvey attach ed In :li*-ir previous O p p o s ite Dost O ffic e NOTICE gnve a very <ntertaining program >«'ie( i ■ hoped i n -ult 11um W M R M ftH H I L tho canvas. last week, which was greatly en­ joyed. Several promised to take C b e s tll C iw a n is po longer I p a rt in next week’s program, and connected with my firm, and ;i>»saKHji«iiMaHKiiiaii(aMUR«as«N.. j a n mi w g«B n*nnm iM W »nir.^run'iinz ( s . i s i i r i D n r i n u a i i x i i s q i t i i z s u s i a n a n u a c l E c i R a a f l i t d i z 1all nre asked to attend ns prompt­ any sheet metal work that he ■ ly as possible. i V may tin will not be under my . < ■ . •£*■;■■**v '!*v ■■v*;** ; ■ + * •> v-;-;* *:• *;• :• ■> ■ *vvvV vv + A ♦ Doubtless the world was made supervision. m , in seven days. There were no ef❖ « TAM ES H. C O W A N . ❖ ■ i ficlency experts then.—El Pa t* H Micet Mctnt Contractor. ; ilernld. McKinnon-Markwoot) Co. THE OUTLET pedal Sale on Dresses, Coals f Manfstiquo, *4 the winter n SJnford o,i rt stay. . , ,. , tin pins that m ight with a tw ist or , If- Rost of \t- turn stick into us. Of course,* spend nine ‘'veiy woman tried to do away We among th-. with these pluin pins, preferring «n Wedn -il.i ,* little gold or silver ilasn pins to adjust her collar, her cuffs, belt, b. Heyit .md etc., but there were places where Fla., .i, ,,|„.,i the plain tin pin or u larger, sh arp . [ >day wiulc cr pill with a colored glass top was ■'in th** -ia!**. well nigh indispensable. Now we use pins more for dressre Snui ,tl,i ! making than anything else. If we l" Is'tina liar plan to remodel or ultor any frocks * ®otor«*d t,i Or- we simply must .have pins. In the* when they good old days nn bureau was com -j (tC()lete without a good-sized pin cushion, which usually occupied the rne Paine central place of honor before the “* hi rt h , | mirror. We gave pin cushions to K«v m..i mg j each other for birthdny presents 141)11 11. j •,,i and prided ourselves qn always 11 been tunned f,‘*sh and spick and span. And of oourso some women still I want pin cushions on their dress8l.i'i -liter lug tables or bureaus. ' A t least uJtl* "f Mi*|m>- one pin cushion, however small, arrive jp | should lx* in every bedroom in the •ltd wit! he house. You can easily make the ^ Mr. .lahn cushlong yourself nnd m ight like to make one or two for last-minuto Christmas gifts. Don’t use 3 "RUKR cotton op other Hoft waddine. Bran l-i the best thing for pin cushions. > • i:. - o n You can buy a cheap sort nt thc t4*sl( Railway ......j - feed store or use the kind the groplacing of cer sells. Make the foundation /'-^motive.i cover of some dose, strong mater* • u‘ the W all, int like cotton sateen und stu ff it very full oC the bran. The nicest covers are those of Inee., embroldcry or other m aterial th at muy be eETIN<;: slipped off from the foundation cushion nnd washed. Of the Now th at pins and pin cushions are not ho im portant as they used i ht‘ ’Sa" r "''I to Ixi, there Is more demamj for fpny. San- the hanging pin cushion th at does , T J * ht‘1(l in not Jake place of.honor on dress­ ing table or. bureau. The cushion f ? r>' 12th, should bo small und to it add a of ribbon from which the tvy-.far loop cushion Is hung on tho side nf the J B°ard of dressing tablo or a hook on the tn ^ i n g wall. FaithVully, MARTHA. r^Osju'tlqn r p 'b i may 8 EBBING TO “CLEAN L T ” the SEBR1NG, Dec. 17.—<JP) ~ Allen C. Altwater, recently appointed ^ jj^ ®T®.* De- Sanitary inspector, has declared Jg* war against unsanitary conditions y at Sebring, and has begun a c tiv e ! ; ^ Cashier. work to ‘Tlcan up” thq-city. ^ Jgjjch* R E S ID E N C E T E L E V H O N B : Ladies* Goats Reduced Your Christmas Dollar will go twice as far w ith these prevailing low prices. A visit here will assure you that g ifts for all can be bad for half their value. j J .a t I ' r m i i p iniuy pm I ,.il In largo nnd *null plnid-f, aliq plain veloura and "noedlo" point m.itcriaK Plain and fur trimmed. Value.) up to $2l>.75. Two days— Y ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « $24.95 ♦ Children’s Coats V ■> All size*, plain ami for trimmed. Made of all wool m aterials— $8.75 to $15.00 •l* %• W M u Silk D resses A Few of O u r S p e c ia l B a r g a in s : 75 Ladies’ Coats, newest styles, f ij - i A M worth §20 and your c h o ic e ....... JL V * V V 150 Ladies’ all wool and Alpaco shirts, newest pat­ terns, all wool, worth $.1.00. to $7.00 A H each. Y o u r choice for this week only ... 70 Ladies’ long sleeve silk nnd worsted, worth $10 and $12. Your choice for 10 days only at ............................... t y D m W .Special Christmas sale on Crop;* Satins. Flat Crepes nnd Crepe De Chine dresses in ail tho tow shades. Betty Wales, Co-ed anil otheri' Values up to $22.76. F ri­ day and Suturduy—• $24.95 4 4 4 Sweaters Ladies’ novelty slip-one in faney colors. All wool—■ Florida Cash Salvage Co. 311 East First St., Sanford. 171-0CT2i) ! S i S iS i £ 4 g t g i s !s l s !s ,s t « <s l s ' s i« t s (s !s l s ia ,€ * ■ ■ KAYSER SILK UNDERW EAR FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS beautiful light shades in Gowns, Tetiils Step-ins sr.;l Klooincrs ONLY SEVEN MORE DAYS TO SHOP t *•’ 9'm 1 $8.51) to S 10.00 . The Vowed Cor •> * < v Y v v v v v v v -i.V v v v v trY Y Y H iv v 'iv v rv K v i'lY v rH fT'Yv £ ■ $6.75 to $10.00 Our goods are newly bought from auction and direct from manufacturer. We have over 6,000 pairs of Latjje.s, Misses, Children, Roys and Mens shoes, all bought at auction that we can offer at very low prices. Why look elsewhere, our stock is complete and includes over $17,000 o f recently purchased merchandise that we offer at a saving of 25 to 50!,b on your Christmas shopping. .1 u N u m ■ U * ■ A M % ■ N ■ ■ -l-M* „ V . P U T 1' C t x i ^ �Mm Nettie Trfylot, ftM W •’Indianapolis, Ind., heard that her husbsnd had been in company with another woman. So she took his blacki* take whip and flogged him through a downtown street. She ha»n t seen him since, and now she wants him hock. Long: Hike Home For Victim Of Robbery JAOKKOmVLLK, Dec. M.-UfP) —Sam S. Korby, engineer employ­ ed by the Jacksonville Terminal Co., today was berating his lack of roller nkatca when be hod to walk home from Baldwin last A robber who took $5 in cash and Kerhy's car at the point of a pistol caused tho inconvenience, according to Kerhy’s report to police early this morning, after his night. —under which lies the body of the m an who fired the first shot at tho Battle of Yorktown. Tho m an’s name was Starling Gunn. Tho cemetery is little visit­ ed, and few people, oven in tho vi­ cinity, know that the littb; riunttery contains an historic grave. Op tho heads tun*, barely legi­ ble, appeal* these vASWaf* 7“ *Ttcru lies the body n£ S talling AUGUSTA,,Gn„ Doc..l7.—</P)— i Tho Fokker plane which nrrivml i here yesterday enroute from Wash­ ington, I). C., to Jacksonville took ofr for Jacksonville from Hancock fitdd a t H: 10 o’clock ifcia morning. in the lonely little cem etery o n ly ! Thu big ship carries, besides the by virtue of tho fact th a t t h e 1pilot four passengers and two headstone is somewhat large* than mechanics, Anthuny (J. Fultber, Dutch airplane m anufacturer is uthe others. • The existence of the hlsU.llc mong the passengers. gtuve has bom recognised only • nee, other than in a cautl.l way NEW EXECUTIVES NAMED 1*Y individuals. A few y n r s ngn PENSACOLA, Dee. 17-—f/P)— the D aughters of the American J. M. Kurn, of St. Louis, was elec­ Revolution nsked for enrtp. from ted president and director a t the ilU’oi k* spots to be used in plant­ naming of officers of the Muscle ing a tree, to be taken froip York­ Shoals, Birmingham apd Pensacola town and planted a t Arlington. At Railway. •The election was the th a t time, a bit of dirt from first held since the road was tukon over by the Frisco. U unu't grave was supplied. DO YO U KNOW .That its ow n p ro p o sed free Causeway is to bridge the Halifax connecting mainland and beach?, That its proposed permanent im­ provements include a golf club and 18-holc course, yacht club and yachting basin, railroad station and ocean playground?] ^.,£<1 n ■a/® With each deed wilt be a title in­ surance policy from the N ew York T itle tf M ortgage Co., capital assets o f $14,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ' mJ ■ B U I IMPORTANT, HY THE STATE COMPTROLLER The Official Agency for Sanford anil Seminole County to make local delivery of License is located at Hall Hardware B uild ing,, pp stairs. There are no other AUTHORIZED agencies for Sem ­ inole County except tho above, so do not be misled. N. H.—Take your Title Certificate and License Card with you when you go for your new License Tag. Evi­ dence of Title C ertificate must be shown. If car was operated in 1!)25 before December 15 the Tag License Number for 1925 must also be shown or the unpaid 1925 licease must be collected when 1921* License Tag is issued. - v* *»s*^ THE LEGISLATURE HAS AUTHORIZED THIS CONVENIENCE AND THE COMPTROLLER HAS PROVIDED IT IN EACH COUNTY. PATRONIZE THE LOCAL AGENCY A N D MAKE IT A SUCCESS. ER NEST A M O a COMPTROLLER. LOCAL M ANAGER A new- Unit of Daytona Shores will be announced shortly. It will contain some of the choicest residential, business and apartment house sites in the entire project. It w ill have generous frontage on the Dixie Highway and on the main east-west boulevard, and on the south .will adjoin the exclusive resort city of Ormond. Plats and prices at any of our offices* Make your reservations now. I cannot ftnou; Florida^until you red Day­ tona Shores. _Giant, pines, bearded live oaks, Yw/rd and palm etto» magnolia and maple««« a pfoddland paradise. The- bluet 'Atlantic, and Ttaytona^Beachm *• fifty cars abttasl can. courre j he sandt* $ 221 E. F irst S treet iy y u i « IM PORTANT IJ * EE T R I P T o D A Y T O N A SHTfRES ,1his coupon presented at any D ayton a Shores, office en titl the holder to round trip to D ayton a Shores an».i luncheon , the T om ok a River Lodge free o f transportation cost an w ith o u t obligation. , N a m e ----------------------------Address Daytona Jacksonville Miami Tampa Haines City E X E C U T IV E O FFICES, DAYTONA �THE SANFORD HEttAT.n, A— Y , ----D EC E M B E■R ■■1■»!> 7 ,1— 9 2- 5^ -— Twins On Same D ay fee. ... • BBP MAKING FRIENDS It has been said that the only way to make real money in the used car business is to sell them “as is”. That may be a good way to make money— for a short time —but it is not a good way to make friends. We figure that if w e get the friends, the profit will take care o f itself. tters Are itLength Robison STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER W&mr,. This is Felix, the only cat in Amer­ ica who fo a full ' fledged fireman. Felix was rescued by a - Pittsburg fireman when his m istress was about to drown him. Now he lives in the engine house and slides down the pole every time he wants out. i Ouch! Rub Backache, Stiffness, Lumbago Rub Pain from back with small trial bottle of old . “St. Jacobs OH.” years '/• re mssound h the Jvancion of e nayind ir. ed exs and United rntists ntries. ) ur.dIon is factor lintain tadio strutaviga- Bnek h u rt you? Can’t s tr a b '.tcn up without feeling sudden pains, Rharp nehes and twinges? Now listen! Thnt’s lumbago, sciatica or maybe from a strain, and you’ll get relief the moment you rub your back with soothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil.” Nothing else takes out sorene-n, lameness and stiffness so quickly. You . simply rub it on your back and out comes the pain. It is harm less and doesn’t burn the skin, Limber up! Don’t suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest “St, Jacobs Oil” from any drug store, and a fter u i‘ng it just once, you'll forget that you ever had backache, lumbago or sciatica, bccause your back will never hurt or cause any more m isery. It never disappoints and has been rccom-i mended fo r CO years. te.l 'by . Us., lk dtnmut.ifi*tor I *uv. Parn tas capable of meeting the modern requirem ents. The bu­ rcnu *las c o n s is te n t co-opcrated with the service afloat In solving l^c evcTji ncpvaving problems of fleet communications. These pro­ blems have resulted In changes of ve bten l*t;ste n instrum ents, and the now d e v e lo p m e n ts have been given. » i test in service on flout uhltS'/hhd xh* novv nnd b e tte r equipment has confltet ip- tinually resulted.” By CHARLES P. STEWART WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Elmer Davis, the novelist, was in the other day, to swap Ford Pence P arty reminiscences with roc. Wo both were along on the trip . We were along reportorially, however, not as peace delegates. Between Elmer and Mrne. Rosika Schwimmer, who inspired the expedition, a red-hot controversy has been raging lately in th e press. The row started over a hook by Louis Lochner. Lochner wns prominntely identified witn the pence party management and his book is a history of it. In it the autor intimates th a t Mrne. Schwim­ mer had a lot to do with queering the whole affair. Elmer, in a review of the vol­ ume for an eastern newspaper, a l­ lowed that so she did, Argcred Mrne. Schwimmer came right back a t him with a challenge to prove it, so now it’s Elm er's turn. W hat particularly stirs Rosika is a hint by Elmer that somebody probably made a rakeoff out of the trip, which cost upwards of half a million, so that there was room for a little gravy on the side. Mrne. Schwimmer, in answer, scores the point that the expedi­ tion's disbursing officer was G as­ ton Planteff, Henry Ford’s own New York sales m anager, whose probity isn’t questioned, even by Elmer himself. How then, asks Rosika, do you suggest g raft on the part of anybody clsa? And, indeed, I venture to say, such a ease would he difficult to make out, by any such hard word. Yet it is indisputable that Gas Planteff had to pay a lot of bills he’d have turned down if he could have helped himself. • • PARIS, Dec. 17.—f/P)—France is suffering from the most in* tense cold spell In 30 years. The thermometer in Paris last night dropped to five degrees over iero. The favored Riveria is feeling the effect of winter. In- many parts of France tho cold . weather is accompanied by fog of varying density. This has been responsible for a half doien railroad accidents of a minor char­ acter but which have caused great delay on the system. Another shipm ent ju st re­ ceived. No w aiting to order. Make your selection and get Corner Oak Avenue and Second Street them in twenty four hours or less if necessary. Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell Good Used Cara Your name engraved on each if you wish. Wi g h t p r i n t s h o p ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU W HAT THE Cor. R. R. and Commercial St. MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOt). Wclaka Block Phone 117- W I. W. PHillips’ Sons RO­ ■r«HRfffi • Many a Ford peace delegate’s home is made happier to this day by furs, Jewels and rich brocade-, purchased on that trio and billed to tho party’s financial m anageLEAVES MANY DESCENDANTS LEXINGTON, Ky.. Dec. 17.—(/P) —Leaving 83 living lineal descendants behind him—five chil­ dren, .70 grand children, -10 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren—Jesse Keith, 81 ia dead at his home here. A New Stock of Perfection Oil Heaters Buy one now before that next cold snap Phone No.- 8 Chuluota Company (FLAGLER SYSTEM) Owners and Developers of Seminole County, Florida N a n , Jr., President pffman, Vice President fra' °ffices, City Bldg. • Augustine, Fla. A. G. Wagner Resident Agent, Chuluota, Fla r Me&l the year round. Accommodations. Modern and up to date, ar- Kates reasonable. Jaled citrus and trucking lands. Poultry and dairy farming. Southeastern Seminole C o u n t y , 36 m i l e s South of New Smyina n \ew Smyrna-Okeechobee Branch Florida East C o a s t K. K. Un hard surface roads, 22 miles from Sanford and Orlando and 11es from the Coast a t Indian River City. There Is, Also, A Wonderful Opportunity For Profit, Through In • • • vestment, In This High-Class, Ocean-to-River Townsite Develop­ ment. It is more than worth your time to investigate—to learn for yourself a t first hand what the opportunity for profit really am ounts to a t New Sm yrna Beach, to see for yourself the “lay of the lan d ” and the improvement work already done and learn of that which will.be done. In order to faciliate your investi­ gation, we have provided large, com fortable Busses, which daily matte the trip to the property. Ju st phone our n e a re st office for reservations for the trip and prepare to spend a most delightful day a t Florida’s m ost delightful development, and learn for yourself “on the ground” ■about New Smyrna Beach. good hunting and fishing for recreation. . . , , niiing features are many. A visit will convince you this is tnep a e ) locate. co m pa n y . ^b eau tifu lly located 63 feet above sea level with six fresh w ater i within its boundary m aking an ideal location tor winter horn i ^ ‘Nianent residence. rlVe Prices. Maps and literature on request. S,a C o m p a n y is one of the Associated Land °‘lst Kailroad (Flagler System) C o m p a n ie s ot the Florida Call at Dusk, V ifA.OHPQAATtD M ontezuma Hotel Sanford, Fla. OFFICES IN: Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Ormond Beuch, D aytona Beach (3 ). New Smyrna, New Smyrna Beach, Palm Reach, Miami, Miami Beach, DeLand, Sanford, Orlando, Brooksviilc, Tampa, St. Petersburg. WE*COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSH INE asaaao �__ _____ _ _______ & 7 .. mm9h 'rSS - 8jHHpp^S^pBPP ** ___- *, t - __ — e ig h t : . L w rS S Z Z MARKETS W w i f - V* 1 I R e d llC tio A Is ' I YOUNG HIKER ROBBED 16id"‘-^ r i" !'8 - Annoono>dByDodge!J 1 C h ic a g o S T 7 7 - - W — p «u . I A n n o u nccd B y D odge _ —— g ” a , " rk S J ? . '“ * n whiles n h i tt a ’ f3.50(®3 t3A0@ans5n ro th c r. Mutor Cor Com,lw . Noon S tork Mat Ironml 55;’■ 7- , iX !. p acr;'“ l«« " *e ' ---- yesterday nnnounerd n re- 0thc r youth, a fte r feigning tncudAllied Clionn & D y e ...............114 Amrrienn Can iy>2% I ! r i n i f f i V i l r / 1 ,0’ fl*CkPl tU d ictio n in th e'p rice of their nuto- r,hTp, enticed hi minto an empty Amcricnn S ^ ~ \ MU> mchUo to take effect on relcasa f ^ b t car, clogged him with a American T. &. T .................. 144% NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 17.-</P) ®f the announcement, which woj p c c i.o f iron and stripped him of American Woolen ................. 4144 !—Colton futures opened steady; „„ l,,E 9tl^ ' Atchison ....... ...........................1.71% Dec $18.50; Jan. $18.44; Mar.* ..O fficial* of the company aU tod, g K ± i h g y hl» " - — ‘5 2 1 * " • * ' ’* * ,17' ,0 ; j ti Wl o u---’L i . T i ^ g u E P iig E s t w a n m i i . — --(purchasers of their cars between Crucible Steel ............ 81 Dec. 10 and Jan. 7 would receive. Dupont dc Nemours ............. 2jU JACKSONVILLE. Dee. 17 _ (/P ) ‘ I \ f P ’ u atic ............................ ........ 39 ■Wholesale quotations prevailing; the reduction a t th at time. I - ( / ^ - T b c InrRest thtmaRe suit Grnerni Kfcclric ....... ....810 on m thee durKMjnvmu Jacksonville inmiu-w m arket vuuiiy to d a y 1., !t• 7>? 9n,tl th ?V l S -------»" thL' -------hi9torY on ■* , t mPn nl S n nitit * ° f lnl» ----- <Jty . * New York Central --------131% ns reported \ty the Florida State r nXnll^l,l!^ com peted a ?10,0 , |>roUght to a doao wnen Paul ParNorthern A Pacific ............... 70‘4 M arketing Bureau arc an follows: n K m nnnfnrtorfnt ^fncHitics >3 nerced to accept a settlem ent Pan American P et.......... ....... 75% Ilcnns. preen, fancy $.I00@3.50; tional m anufacturing I , fr . » l m h f Pennsylvania ............ 55% Cukes ikes U. S. firsts, bushel crates have enabled them to almost double * ’ n - Bryan, of S. A. L...................................... 52 and hampers $ l.00@1.50; egg­ their capacity production. This is Milwaukee for alleged injuries to Southern Pacific ........ ..102% plants, standard crates nr,d hnntp- sal<] to be the reason for the hlmwlf, wife and dauphtcr in an Southern Railway ...»--------- ,..118% cra $.'3.00^3.50; peppers, green, duefton in prices, which are to automobl|o accident a year upo. Mudebakcr ................... 50 medium sizes, standard crates Standard Oil of N. J ....... ....... 43% $4.00012)0; squash, hampers, yel­ npply on nil models. Tobacco Producta —........ 95 lows, small $3.0003.60; oranges, Union Pacific ........ 150V, boxes fancy well matured $;i.50(nj |h 0 of tho ,lny.9 clock n,a r . U. S. Rubber .......................... 83% fl.5 0 ; grapefruit, boxes fancy, well . . 4‘ „ . . . . ....... ket, the rails disluyod a firm tone. U. S. Steel .................... 133 matured $2.50@3.50. Dtipont and General Electric op­ v. CHICAGO, Dee. 17.—{/T>— Fluc­ NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—(/P)— _____ ened two points lower and Chry:.tuating nervously ns a result of Cotton futures opened s *’ndy. Ja n . i„p , y conflicting estim ates of the Ar­ $18.50; Mar. $18.71; May $18.52; gentine exportable nurvey, wheat July $18.28; Oct. $17.55. Initial gains in the railroad prices here averaged lower todny shares were fractional. Steel in the early part of ;hc board of NEW YORK, Dee. 17.—(/P)— shares failed to respond to the trade session. Chicago opening figures, un­ Selling pressure was renewed 1increase in the Crucible Steel divichanged to l% c low new stylo ngainst the industrial shares nt dend. Dec. $1,74% to $1.74% and May $l.p9 to $1.70% w ere followed by a moderate set bock all around “ KEKI* TO H A PPIN E SS” then by many changes which were in about two cents range. Corn and oats ruled enrly. A ft­ er aliening %c off to %c up Mny .84% to ,81%, the corn m arket showed declines nil around. Oats started Vic lower to a shade AUTOMOMLE FOR CHRISTMAS advance, Mny 45% 1<» 45% ami thru held around initial figures. SA LES AND SERVICE Lower quotations on hogs acted an a weight on the provision murk. STUDEBAKER Doumer Of Guiding French Financial Program PARIS, Dee. 17.—(/P).— Paul Doumer, the new m inister of fi­ nance has been installed in offlce and has begun his work to aid Franco in making its way out of the financial slough. His first case will lie to ncccllcrnte Ihe voting on the budget by parliament. Ho will leave other financial problem . to be denlt with later in proper order. One thing, however, had been de­ cided upon. M. Doumer s pro­ gram will have the seal of approval of the entire government before it is published. The governm ent s plan, and its rejection will entail the resignation or the Briand gov­ ernment. ^ No Develop In Tientsin Area TIENTSIN, Dee. 17.—f/P>—There has been no change in the situ a ­ tion in the w ar area his vic­ inity since (»cn. Li Ching-Ling, governor of Chill province, on Monday inflicted two defeats on the national torcca, suppcrtlng tho cause of Marshal Feng Yu-Pstang, present ruler of Peking. The in­ tense cold is forcing the infant­ ry to remain inactive, while tho artillery continues shelling th*i enemy's position. C om m unication w ith Peking is still interrupted. A train from Shang Haiwan was held up nt the Nsingho river where im port­ ant bridges have been blown up. i\ T » k S anfqhp' ^ I xa . $ S L hot what 4 cow EATS but what she DIGESTS Hut produce) milk and buttn fats DAIRYMAN'S DEIGHT DAIRY FEED (fruianttti S t rroWm) i flccte d liK w '^n"^ Christmas Therefore when you huv pm4 ocal merchant and fail to meet y^ i Iy, your credit, figuratively 1 rea. i Your failure to PAY YOlTR m LY means that your merchant i m oney tied up in the goods sold addition must absorb the cwb p o sta se and printed forms «Ctv you continually for payment. WHAT TO GIVE? • Is T his Fair To Your CredtaJ it is not. I I If you allow your accounts tub you leave friend merchant inlhtL* knew whether you mean to tafer Renee that you intend to take w you have forgotten the account, v i w ill fail to pay it at all. Patrons of this class mustki the red” on the merchant's both of such patrons are passed aloqfkJ protection to other mcrchanU (r«| privilcRe of the charge accooii quested. SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO. '•lU Pay Your Bills The Sunshine Feed Store The Gift Acceptible JNO. W. SNEED Myrtle Avc. and llh Street Phone fi.'ll) 3 ) A “(load Hoods" Feed for Every Purpose. r ,m AFFILIATED WITH Tin*: S a n f o r d Ghetto! r*VL\ Y\ ■---------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- cF tu ENTRANCE MANASCO E S T A T E To Be Sold F rid ay , D ecem b er 18, a t lO A. M. Manasco Estates is South of Longwood at the iotcrsection of the Dixie Highway. Seminole Bou­ levard is the direct route to the Seminola Jockev Club. BEGINNING AT 10 A. M. FRIDAY j' i Reservations are being accepted today. This is not an auction sale. The sale will start promptly a t 10 a. m. Friday and will continue through Saturday until sold. “I MINE MY OWN BUSINESS” (i LONGWOOD, 1 Survey No. 1, as show n by engineer’s Plat, copies of which mav be had at Manasco Estates Field office, one mile South of Longwood. Continuing through to Saturday. 32 blocks will be sold. Each block contains from two to seven acres. -XI_______ __________________ , *W cd In RKI) Ink.ThiT ah f ' f'*n lfyin i! M ILURE m ^ ^ is concerned. 1Jr as the 1 You Will Find Contain* mere than 75%DIGESTIBLE nutrient). m i, sn*•j The Herald A n d That's the Sunshine W ay. Only the laying hens are the profit makers. Sunshine Scratch Feetl and Sunshine E rr Mash is what you need to put those lazy hens on the job. Just give it a fair trial and watch the results, your money hack if you arc not satisfied. Don’t forget we have all the materials for cut worm season. l OUT OF YOUR(jy SAN JUAN GARAGF CO. MORE EGGS FOR LESS MONEY (li & ^ C“fcElW Read The Ads In E! I 2 *•. *i ■twm fjH B S A N F ^ H ia t^ Y T H J IB J ^ i 1springs 2514; ttirfceys 47; m a t e n ] P r i c e CHICAGO, I)cc. 17.—f/F>—Poul­ try alive steady; fowls 18(021; 1 ■•* _ — r« m&r* I P B t '%'*, '$# ' y * V - mj®V«• wjfVWvfj“ ftp* | H pa g e 1 .■___________________ _________ . E. M an asco FLORIDA .. �¥w> THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, EDGAR JONES TO pla y GRID m a t STARS ON COAST sport WILL uthern tea m s position fe In Naming Ends A re In ;j C hosen nth me. most populnr II captains of qI ;|7 IcadtfA play the snapjforwards have bucks in the record* shownt jino forces I tu I« in the i rank*. • r renter*, Mnrfhite of Loufrpuiitc’i to servo Fight Results When Two Champs Meet NEWARK, N. J.—Eddio H uff­ man, California light weight and Ed Stone of Paterson, N. J., fought a draw (12 rounds). PARIS—Reins Davos, Belgian middleweight, defeated Deft Uart of Molina (10 ro u n d s).‘ OAKLAND—“ K. P." Kaplan, Newark, N. J., middleweight won a. decision over Charley Long of Om-1 nhn. Neb., (10 rounds); Jackie Gordon, New York featherw eight,! won from Pico Ramies of Los An­ geles (six rounds); Frnnklo Mc­ Cann of Oakland, won from H arry Labarba of St. Paul (four rounds). LOS ANGELES— Sully, Mont­ gom ery, beat Ralph Smith, Ixis Angeles henvyweight (six rounds); Johnny I>n Mar, Mexican light­ weight, won from Billy* Wallace of San Francisco (10 rounds); Jack Roper, Chicago heavyweight, de­ feated Ernie Owens of Los Angel­ es (10 rounds). fnJ* named ns nun are in a pldoj, three full t tack! ,r3i six guards complete the |,uil captain their Moran, V. 1 . 1.1 tins: Sarrn, FJoria Tech; Logan, relate; Iloozeinan, nen, Centenimry; ; White, LouiaiGodfrey, Loutilint.,., Tonneeaye; ktliorpo; Wilson Bt»r. Washington it. South Western p„lyin 1ituienl,_ [|] Virginia; Wht*Llinr: Spicer, HoBVoffonl; llarVcy, Millsaps. .... Ouch it a, Mori’Vanderbilt; Fain, rmer Base rs Will Action Dec. 17.—</P)— Association be seen in netnext year, during the Americans cnllof the into their part of the him eligible for Lsed a* a relief Harris, Ballou Florida Football C a p t a i n Will Participate In Big Charity Game A t San Fran* cisco Last Of N ext Week Florida and the Coast Line w m m m Forty years ago tho Atlantic Coast Lino began advertising Florida ns n Land o f Opportunity, and it made easy the way of tho early investi­ gators by inaugurating the first through do luxe train from N ew York,. "The Florida Special." . ,r: , - i, • I Old Ferry Will Be Made Into A Hotel For Use At Miami Faith in Florida has been a key note of Coast Line policies ever since. E very year lias seen substantial improvement in the facilities o f the A tlantic Coast Line for serving Floridn. It has extended its original lines in Florida by the purchase or con­ struction of GW) miles, practically all new line in undeveloped Florida territory. A nticipating Florida’s need for greatly enlarged transportation ser­ vice the A tlantic Coast Line prepared several years ago to incut that need. It constructed and is now using G47 miles of double track, all es­ sential to the prompt movement of Florida traffic. Tw enty additional miles of double track son lb of Jacksonville and threw miles near Albany, Ga„ will be ready for ti.se in a few weeks. mmrn NEWPORT NEWS, Vn., Dec. 17.—(A*).—The old ferry steam er Newport News, badly damaged by firo several months ajjo, is to be converted into n floating hotel and. taken to Florida, n Norfolk syndi­ cate, headed by R. L. Albnno, has announced. Tho hulk of the ferry will be iureturned from the Chesapeake pu ___ , y and remodelled Fee rry Company into a floating hotel sim ilar to blit much larger than th a t recently built in New York for use in Flor­ idn, it was said. The hotel will cost approxim ate­ ly $100,000 and will be built in Norfolk ami then towed to Flor­ ida down the coast. Plann for the conversion of the vessel have nlrendy been prepared and accepted, the announcement said. Tho hotel will be equipped with its own heating plant as well ns its own electrical plant. It will have n promenade deck, dancing lull), and dining room. There will be a private bath for every room and plans for the kitchen are par­ ticularly elaborate. The hulk of the stenm er will be used as the "ground floor" of the hotel. Work on the flouting hotel will be started a t an early date, according to the plans of tho syn­ dicate. •Chief Menace Facing Athletes Today Is Exploitation, Say Sport Observers NEW YORK, Dee. 17.—(/!»)— Exploitation, in the opinion of athletic authorities who have scan­ ned closely lhe*wiining year’s evi­ dence, is the chief menace con­ fronting the athlete who catches the public eye in the current li-:?h pri ssure era of sports, Paavo Nurmi ami Bed Grange, whose performances runk among the greatest of 1925 are pointed to ns the leading victims of a fev­ erish haste to capitalize their spec­ tacular talents. The exploitations of Nurmi and Grange have been along parallel lines, but the cases of the indiv­ iduals arc ns far apart as the Moths, a bulletin says, cans- poles. Grange undert oik his strenan annuul damage of $200,1)00,000. j nous work ns a full fledged proInasmuch ns they left our over­ j fes donal, seeking a fortune in a coat alone thin year, the actual campaign which already lias gain­ dam age for 1025 is only $11)0,1)00,- ed astonishing results while Nur­ mi competed as an am ateur fpr 082.02.—Arknnsns Gazette. clubs and promoters who reaped the m ajor share of the financial harvest from popular interest in tho Finnish marvel. Nurmi, whose vogue last winter was almost ns g reat m th at of Grange now, turned down profes­ sional offers and contracts, which if accepted would have netted him close to $250,01)0. GOLF TOUR PLANNED CHICAGO, Dec. 17.— (/P) — A fortnight's golfing tour of the South having been a success, Chi­ cago golfers plan nnother to ex­ tend 30 days. Tho party will leave Jan. 23, playing in French Lick, Ind., Cave City, Ky., Geor­ gia, Florida, the Carolinas, Virgin­ ia and Washington. IM IH IIIIII ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M M ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!! H IT GAINESVILLE. Fla., Dec. 17. —(A*)—Captain Edgar Jones, 1924 all-Southern quarterback and bril­ liant Gator grid star, left GainesMi I villo last night headed for Bloom­ ington, Ind., where he will Join the assembled aggregation of east­ ern and southern grid stars who will play tho Pacific Coast college football satellites on Dec. 2ti in San Francisco. This game is a strictly am ateur affair, the proceeds going to a San Francisco charity organiza­ tion. Hubert, of Alabama, Rives of Vanderbilt and Wycoff, of Geor­ gia Tech, aro other Southern college stars who will perform on the all -star cloven. Gohly Goldstein announced def­ initely that ho would not accept the offer of the Jacksonville pro­ m oters to play professional foot­ ball against Red Grange’s eleven. Tho brilliant Floridan, all South­ ern guard and tackle for three con­ secutive years, is attending a col­ lege fraternity convention a t the present in New Y’ork city. Both Goldstein and Jones will return to the University of Florida following the holidays to finish their scholastic ambitions, both being slated to graduate this Fidel La Barba, champion flyweight, meets Tod Morgan, newly Rl»ring. crowned king of the junior light wMghts, I.a Barba won his title by defeating Frankie Cjennro, \vh ib* Morgan took the honors away from Mike Ballerina. The photo, taken out on the west coast, shows La Barba on the left, apparently asking Morgan ‘how ho did it." i'i' I'AUt iVlt’IJ T he A tlantic Coast Lino developed 10 through freight routes be­ tween Florida and the West. lt greatly improved and enlarged its shop, track and other facili­ ties in Florida, purchased large quantities of new equipment, and other­ w ise made provision to meet Florida's transportation needs in Excess of any growth anticipated by the best informed observers. But tho volume of inbound traffic doubled in the past year. Vote Recommends Mocking Birds Be Adopted By State In addition, large quantities of material were shipped to people who had no adequate storage or handling facilities. The inability nf these consignees to unload freight cars promptly, resulted in an nceumulntinu which filled all the extensive tracks thai hn<: been provided and brought about a congestion of traffic. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 17.— The Atlantic Coast Line is enlarging its facilities ns rapidly as con­ The St. Petersburg Audubon So­ ditions permit, but the solution o f the situation is largely in the hands ciety which recently launched a of receivers arid shippers of freight. movement to have the Mocking Bird designated the M'.nte bird of Florida and which asked schools Prompt loading and unloading of cars and removal of freight from 0 throughout the state to vote on tho warehouses will relieve the congestion. M suggestion has receive!I reports on more thnn 40,000 ballots, virtually Ig Any delay in loading or unloading cars or in rmovat o f freight inall of them for the Mocking Bird. creases congestion. Mrs. Katherine B. Tippetts, 11 President of the local organization, The Atlantia Coast Line has received helpful and constructive i • 8 states that a peculiar feature of M operation from many Florida communities titnl business interests, and it the balloting is that few of tho •i city schools have been heard from. M asks for the sam e kind of co-operation from all who use ils facilities. at Tile rural amt immll town schools have displayed great interest in ■ the question while it has caused 1 scarcely a ripple in city schools. The suggestion that the Mocker 3 lie officially designated the slate ' % Wilmington, North Carolina bird has attracted wide attention, ■ not only in Floridn but elsewhere, 5 mid Mrs. Tippetts lias received hundreds of lettorn and curds ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■ Hi:n ■ a a a n Mu ■ n B n a n a a ku a k v s a an a u £ a c » it m tu tin bh UK* n s .x u u a a an ua ruiKn b s k . from other states commenting upon the movement. s ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD CO. GET RESULTS BY USING \L D WANT ADS pUjen puris Our leu of tha thi.i from dfricnhural and Book, ni) ac- H without an a now record also figured in after being (humblit re* to participate in Birmingham who stole apbast s durJcanes, heavy al'O of lEinning*. Mobile outThomas, Nashwere purchased For Announcement Nationals rcRirminglmm Alvin Growsame team. Hay Mur.a . pitcher and ■ from Mem- * a t rial by t ordinal* o-vernl of the Highway, with house, celery Second Section Gulley, outsecond among b a t t e r s , and led Indian , . by Little Rock f American*. J-. president ,,f the f ‘•'inning Crackers, P'-vtcd to see Nick 7 kinj; of tho len>« '/oclbriq 'both [b Gazzella shortBrock catcher, I a reasonable price. 10 acre farm in fin e condition, grow ing one o f the best crops in Seminole County, near Highway, railroad sta­ tion, church and school, wells. $15,000. lias house and two flow ing One-half cash, balance one, two, three years. New York Yan- 5 acres with flowing well near D ixie H ighw ay within and promises L„“ figured in the 'Actions. h alf mile o f railroad station, school, church and post 1‘rices Month office. Ready to plant celery. $5,250. $2,750 cash, bal­ ance one and two years. j)cr. 17.—(/p)— e ,ln Principal cit■‘Pm-axed nearly ..Per cent beNuv- 1-7. A aur°f -Statistic* placed the in the com compiled on ot 107.1 for 1SJ.0 for Octo to be placed on sale in a few day Marvania Investment Co. DEAN-BERG CORPORATION •_-rraM. was potn- i rt raid, jump- H however, ad- limn- two per trat !!« /!ri»nges ■i offsetting dcB'f 'e t i e s of *°od* and sugselling for »»'l if any. bpam that she oenmsula for "Wy to be anW u r.- 511) First N ational Hank I’.ldi;. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO. ) SALES AGENTS ■ W - Phone 713 �THE SANFORD HERALD, THCTMDAT. DECEMBER 17, W tt. On January 7th. 1926, Dodge Brothers, Incorporated, will announce a tremendous reduction in the prices of their complete line of motor cars. These reduction will apply on all cars bought after midnight, December 15th, 1925. When the new prices are made known on January 7th. the full amount of the reduction will be immediately refunded to all purchasers since December 15th. 1925. . .. V These revolutionary reductions are made possible by a recently coin* pleted $10,000,000.00 expansion program -m ew buildings and • equip* * | ment that will nearly double the capacity of Dodge Brothers factories There is no change in the policy upon which Dodge Brothers establish ed their leadership eleven years ago—the policy of constant improve ment without yearly models. MILLER O. PHILUPS, Inc Oak Avenue at Second Street �r „V'—' JK r I v^rekgi . n - .j,, r nKh*'v i.**' JTHE SANFORD-ilER^UA^ THIlRSDAY DECEMriER 17. T ^ m rw rt KJ7-. ■* * i * * ., t o f at. (lortrudu AvTon* to th e W e s t lino o f K ast h a lf o( th e N o r t h e a s t U u n rtor of unit! auc­ t i o n S'.t, th o n co N o rth to the North lin o o f s a i d S e c t i o n thonco Kust t o th o tieglnnlnK. LONDON, Nov. 27.—(/P)—The T r a c t No. 3. T h o N\V<4 fif tho NEW YORK, Dec. . ‘ Unbind nnd several form er gov­ Prince of Wales docs not often N H 11 S e c t i o n 39, T o w n s h ip ly S o u th , ICanvo 30 blast. ernors of the State participated in lose friends, but as n result of his T r a c t No. * . A ll o f tho SW<i of *he "ala tlcmonstrntion. But Since prolonged absence durimr his South th o N U ' i o f S e c t i o n 20, T o w n s h ip IJ tt",‘ l^ ’ economic center io S o u th , l t a n a o 30 a Mast, l>lim of the country, enn now lay claim then, interest in observance of the African and South American trip, N o rth o f Ht. i.'crtruvlo A v en u e. n ennino friend has turned from n of tho country ns- to another tic^ ho citv w i S day has died. T r a c t No. 5. AH o f t h e N \V »i of the freight of this section New York, harassed by press­ him, despite all thu blandishments S e c t i o n 30. T o w n s h i p ID S o u th , most earnestly pm- a Specific Holi.lnv b: riUirditm I t a n g e 30 Mast In th e S anford tl.3 ^treatment force.il F.’or Father Knickerbocker, with ure of husinesn hus made no ex­ of His Royal Master. b practically o r t h o f nt, ( l e r i r m h i ceptional remonstrance nt its This is his cream colored cairn (AI rvaenniu, e ,l y il ne sgs NheK lnnlliK a t t h e III rUJ. >ho ' terrier “ Molly” a pet of two years, t e r s e c l I o n o f t h e W e s t l i n e o f t h e which the P rin w rle ft with* ‘Lady Nnnf«'nt Oraru w i t h t h e . S o u t h litre f - ’ iT io ih " " Burton, who breeds Cairn terriers, r u n ,,l-° ,N" '* o f salt! S e c t i o n 25, t h e n c e N o r t h 3.", d e g r e e s H am when lie started his long journey. a l o n g t h e ( i r a n t l i n e ir, ehalii.s, t r !,pm:nt of d e g r e e s 30 m l n u t e a . Lady Burton made n pet of Mol­ tHhaesnt.c e7 Scohuat ihn s <1 p, : heim: w* , t h e n c e S o u t h 4X d e ­ of rnaJ hud Ily, and on the day of the I’rince’a g r e e s 30 in c h e s W e n t 13 c h a i n s , ( hristnins and 71 • • y \n t h e n c e W e s t I c h a i n t o t h e p o i n t ul iitefW* duj to ponsible for this situation to set-! New Years: but nnliW. iV return took the don to York b e g i n n i n g : of trnns- tie their differences and restore ity of great cities the \vt H oure. When the Prince went to a n d t o a n y a m i a l l n t h e * p e r s o n s [c,.' :r-r > v/loch the faithful employees to their fo„r-( it hai no sp ■ecial'annual — annual obaerv--------es are unkn o w n , claim ­ ir.er positions witli th.' a mail nmi Inuc° to w,lil‘h erect Molly she would not even wi nhgo sae n yn a m it devotes a .:pWinl RHII'ROrK, N. M.. I)cc. 17.— r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t la mount of increase in wattes ip the present] . . . 1 «c°5n*nyi)oration. LV).—The Navajo Indian, n stal- look at him. For several days ire a m i t o t h e l a n d s h e r e i n n h o v e d e s ­ cribed o r a n y p a rt o r parcel th e r e ­ , , , :its r.nd oP*. the tried t.i regain her friendship but of. (’ T. t I ■toe can ■!d,ra,calays113 exclusive * * » *rt, ...................... . *afield • : . . - hiladclphia has roup far to improve in vain. Tho don became quite It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o n i nn i con vast nmounta lim t.nre bem,, wast- chum to the observance of Ind.*-' ‘h'* strain of tin* sheep which pro-, and each of y o u he an d npponr b e­ d by the Atlantic Co.ut Line | nendrnt e D a y . Mardi t’ . vnv hevide wool for the famous Navajo unhappy, would not cat, and had f o r e o u r s a i d t ’l r e u l t C o u r t a t ll o br 10 V'v;:,rr. ’o u r t I t eiiite, a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . wny in its tta program of or c m -; -,Jongs cxduslvelv to N««, New nD,irier: (ones cxcludvi.lv .......■ blankets. II to Tjrti.' ’f I’Irr . Railway to be returned to Lady Burton’s to;i t h e lilt d a y o f .In n u k r y \ . l>. Ptovlng and paying .the expenses! Celebration of the g reat C h £ g I Sucetasful experiments with kennels, I ? M , a n d Ijn-n a p d t h e r e n n t k c n n th;, stribr tin* of the presen tnc.fic.ent ho p , am , f,re, started by Mrs. O’Lear?* 1 Enrak.tl sheep, imported front s u r e r lo t h e Idll o f c o m p l a i n t e x t Von In I b i s c a u s e . ha! b'ou. ,._n? ct'1 *?S0Z*k\'t.a,11')’t ,,Jn ? ? * ’ ,*'* ! ^ognized annumly in the have led to slews taken to IN T i l l : I I I t e m * r o i IIT ttl* T IIH lilhIIl tcIsd f un rgtnhlee .s r ordered th a t th is o r ­ fisc puh.ic b 1 re s he naked to pubh-h the. e \\ »r«iy City. Ban Francisco w ar- r,,,,<:w the Karakul blood among N K v r . v r n .11 n i t 1 m . r u i n r r d e r h e tMildUhcd In T h e H a n fo rd or t 'l . o i i i i i A . ix ami r o u H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d hi s.'Vid by too* WsoltUoita ,l" J cftjhjn ‘jf t,1c iy commemorate.-. the date of the tht’ native sheen of the reservation c o t \ T V . IN I'll A N- H a n fo rd . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d t Railway ,n . J*0 ,nont *Y* V *• , earthquake of 1005. by the importation of more of these r uMKVtlNOl.i: n 1. o n c e click w e e k f e r f o u r c o n s e c u ­ ;*none. j rare nninmls, t i v e W eeks. Body New York City Cannot Celebrate Its Own Birthday Anniversary Resolutions Asking aj]road Co-Operation jSr C o m m e rc e North lino W ales Loses Dog: Through Absence R asing Of Sheep ■i facticnlly every, Thu Karakul sheep is the. l' PThe •(*Mail-' R,-0tir«tp of n valuable fun known to ettfai annual t furriers us Broadtail, Persian , _ .l i o n of hi j- iam b, or A trn iiian , The erbs.t tone events cnaractOnstic of each, between the Karakul and native London observes its Bank Ilnli- Navajo sheep lias produced an midays ami the hirtlidayj of its ban! hearing a iK-autiful wool, not rcigiiing sovereigns. Bastille Day f 'n<* for rug weaving, ranging while nationally recognized ,!1 shades through tnn, yellowicn throughout France, is cherished hv l'rnwri and reddish brown Pnris T he N av ajo sheep o w n e r, n s a M. M. Umltti. Ooiii|ilaln:itit. “ v:r. * W I T N I ’HS my W l c u U , C o u r t o f ll .Tipitmiff M ' l r h u l t o f t h e •: * T lif ri-irldH l.am l au<t IT orid A. K iuiil fpr SemluotpA'etiu* mifiii I'ninpaiiy. a ('nriiorallop, ( iv . o n H iTk ttbp oa Still Sml d a v it/ IV c e «* but merely* lahassce, Fin.; 0 . H. Page, gen* nl. \ ' ’ t ‘ [> .. . .V. ii. I ' o t O tA d ti. D i f i n i a m i t . '* ,J,t. small a- oral superintendent, Atlantic Const her. A. T>. id ::,. t,;) front them Lino Railway, Jacksonville, Fla.; C l e r k o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t o f t h e St IT TO t | l IF.T t i t i .i : H eVenlh J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t e f F l o r i d a , the railroads- T. L. Dumas, division superintenITTATHIN In a m t f o r H c m lm d c C e u n t v . nvnte owner- dent, A tlantic Const Line Railway, T o nil f o r m e r sto ck h o ld ers of Ity: A. M. WKKKH. ..1 —1 t*i_. c;ta te8 s on. T im F l o r i d a l.tind amt D ev elo p ­ T.ipicst that iS anford, F la; United Stat D ep u ty C lerk . m e n t I'o n i p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n o r ­ yearly v a -la to r Duncan U. Fletcher. W ashye g a n is e d u n d e r th e law s of Uni (S E A T .) lit with thee ington. D r u l e , s e l l s h is e n t i r e c l i p o f w o o l S t a t e o f ' ill lo h a v i n g Us |ir ln c l p a l DeCOTTKS X- Ht’KNCF.It. tiuslnesS In t h e H otleltors a n d of C ounsel f o r tho [American in -1ato r Park n. I Eval uation Day. commemorntint ’,0 ‘he trailers of the reservation,| i'-uy f "•mV-lnn«a llnmlll (,‘o u n - C o m p la in a n t. nml duel D. CT.i Coneri’s.iman J. O. 'S cars?► ‘no departure uf British troops regardless of color of the wool, ty, state of imio. ir anld 011 Dec. 3. 10- 17- 31-31 eorpora- Bthi. jjl’lcVlTV us line, uius[t- v. ap I con* life ami pro* ........................... ................ t h e tlg i-a l f o r m e t d a n c i n g ir. th is city for s ix ty y e a r s . _ N e w Y ork c e l e b r a t e d a i i m i n tl y t h e d a y n its e x c l u s i v e p o s s e s s i n g ; its p articu lar p arty . T h eatres re c o g n i z e d it w i t h s p e c i a l p e r f o r m cores. Frijrtk j e t y m e n t s , a n d . . t h r citizen ry l e s p u h d c i } ' ()n p a if u l *. E v e n w h?n t h e c o u n t r y w a s a t w a r R. E . Cobh, S e e r ita ry . TO CO ON STAKE nn'l NEW YORK, Dec. 10._(A’)— |. r ii„ I.- eht t jjj|| 'fi|,Jcn „ ()W KQjtl), int u t |l: noticeable ill! , ” | , . t num-1 *P°«en dram a. He will be the "t i; (irport-^Etar of “Thu Kid Ilium ■If." y i-iirnmeml-J ’4 BOND IS S U E PR O PO SED jh* rates are^ ______ tW S ;.in th"! n EL AND. Dec.. 17.—(/P)—A no -liort.igei I>ond issuu of $2,000,000 for new [the iiigeatil-j roads in Volusia c o u n t w a s do* the railror.il c5,jctj upon a t a meeting of tho inemtors, a n d , . . commissioners. Bids for wages ta k e d j^ u 'lty comntisaio Ic'h.T emptoy-i highway improvements were ask| :n|u!tv il ir-jcd for, periuti h.iv T h e t r a d e r s o r t s t h e " o f f ” c o l o r s t l i m Is no l o n g e r a le g a l e n t i t y . rtXsF ti*- «*fieli -And c v e r v of salil f o r ­ a n d s t o r e s t h e m in t h e w o o l r o o m ’. m e r s l o c k h o l d e r s If li v in g , a n d If L a t e r t h e N a v a j o w o m e n , w h o nr.* e i t h e r , a n y o r a lt of said f o r m e r t h e w e a v e r s o f t h e b l a n k e t s w h i c h s t o c k h o l d e r s he d e a d , to a ll p a r ­ ests u nder such have made th e trib e f a m e d tdi ee cs e aeslendl m i fnogr mIenrt e rnl o r k h o ld e r s , ns t h r o u g h o u t th o w o r l d , v i s i t tlu* h e i r s , ih 'v lse e s. g r a n t e e s o r ns o t h ­ e r e liilm ,n its , o r o t h e r w i s e . In a n d w ,,,d r o o m s a t t h " t r a d i n g p o s t s , to th e land tie re ln a fle r d escrlh ed : T h e y relect a n d re p o s s e s s th e m - ami to a n y a n d alt o th e r persons se lv e s o f s u c h p o r t i o n s o f t h e “ o f f " w h o s e n a m e s tire u n k n o w n r i d ) l u ­ r "h*red w o o ls a s t h e y m a y n e e d lus: a n j r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t in am! t o t h e fo llo w in g ile se rlh e d f " r w eav ing p u rp o ses, la n d s , s i t u a t e , l y i n g am t b e i n g In A l t h o u g h m a n y a t t e m p t s hd a. hvve ti hnt* 1 Hiiniy e C o u n t y oinf PH’iniHim1 Hein (note,, ninii* S ln l e of i) iirrtl a t lfru 'u l na H r lyy .ijyi1-, nwuie . a m o n g e a s t e r n m iin u -L l;T "> f'ja . a m i m o r e im no s. .In .y p J ,' ialtv #aD» fAlloWMii lo-wpl ’ f u c t u r e f a tcrdoiVir vjnol . nurtiffi rttiiiiiijiy *rr A t No, V A Ii M h n rf ppart* A r p ooff’Pec f • ^ ’r w e a v i n g , in i m i t a t i o n o f t h i s H on 30. T o w n s h l o ID H nuth, It a ii g e P resid en t A rth u r, h is rr: Vr.uvn Earle T. Field ^.wy ir. tancr j , nml u ttrVke tin' ■ V.. . !.ON IKIN'.** fuming irt ktfl a| Lobby P utcnton-U rum lcy H u n fu rd 'iiiV: t'7.g-(,F)^Tb'<1 11 ' IHdg. F lo rid a lot.*! ; an 1 'e v 'A l,,.I ik ik No gift could pt&lblyr bo more acceptable, provide more hup)incas for both river #nd ccivcr, than the Better B uickv^P ’ ^ T h e cost Is sm all tv.■hcn balanced 'against pleasure th is betit^ w ill being er those you love, k f If you arc thinking o f giving etter Buick fo^ Christmas, it would be A cc d idea to makd your selection soon, \Yo w ill avc it waiting a 0 your door when thj 5urv.f0mettup.0n Chris tmal.y. morning. *** Tn I 1 'TC- B U IC K M O T O R C O M PA K fr, FLINT, DivBfort o f Q omtciI M otor! C orforatlort SANFORD BUICK COMPANY MAUMILIA AVENUE .Y o u D r iv e T h e r e 1 A .Grade ,Of P O L A P , 1H E ip c W .ilc rlo o B r i d g e a e r o . t h e T h a n .. *. b u ilt in 1 8 1 ; a n d o n n o f ) t h e fin<"t in t h . w o r l d n r c h i t c c t u a l l y , i to lie r< p la c e d h v a l a r g e r stru ctu re. A n AI, KMTATl* - D V r s T M n x i * .I •< I d !t 1!RII)(■!*: TO BE REBUILT f..r the furs minis havi ftllM C A T lO X S C I I I A I , NV- 013199 Ilr p n r tm r n l of th e In terio r 8. I.nm l O f f i c e a l li n ll ic s v ltl c , F li . r h h i , A u g . 33. 1935. NViTICR Is h c r c i i y g i v e n tau t C h li r lc y \V. MJohlom i.f l.nlte M a r y , F lo r li ln . w h o o n A n n u m 13. ID3.I, ionite H o i m n i c a i l t h i l r y . No. olSIDD. f o r N W >i of H W ’i . H ecllo n !». T o w n ­ s h i p 2o S., I l i i n g e "ll IT.. T a l l . i l i a - him) Jte till Ian, h a s i l l . i l n o t i c e o f i n t e n ­ t i o n tn m a k e C o m m u t a t t p p ; I T n o f t o u s tilh lh ih .-InIm t n ||i,< I.iml a l o n e (leserlb eil. I .e f o r e C lerk C ircu it C o u r t, a t H iiufolit, F lo r l.l a , o n lim *Mh .la y o f J a n u a r y , 1933. C laim an t n am es as w itn e s s ," : C. A. F n r l n .i , o f l . a k e M a r y , F l o r i.ln. i j . )V .,F o r|ItT * o f la t h e M a r y , F i o r ­ ina. D an F e rry , o f I.a k o M ary. F lo r VVi s t 330 feet, tin lice Mouth ; f e e t m o r e o r lin n lo Mt. H c r l r m l c Ida. W illie r .o r itn t ro i n , o f l . a k e . M it A v e n u e th u t i c . W e l l ijlo n g (tlu p o n e n t s c la i m e d t h e F o u r t h o f .lit ly lo o k a w a y t h e e d g e . Thanks g i v i n g D ay. a n o t h e r n a t i o n a l h o li­ d ay , d ep reciated its p r e s tig e . in t h e c e n t e n n i a l o f tin* d e ­ p a r t u r e I.f th e B r i t i s h , t h e d a t e w a s rev iv ed w i t h a g r e a t d e m o n rtratin n . M IT K i: i n e ^ 'o F o i u Y o u r C a r ^ pr.eid it hj] 1rin |ii tail work ft thf am) \i ShellM III t".1' ilrvrliiH B in Ihe .., ■> "GIMME SOM E POLA.RINE F | n return f(. Rill v.J ki d riiaint the fill/ T h e a v e ra g e chassis w eig h t o f s e v e n t y T o u r 2 't o n tru c k s , i n r o u n d fig u res, is 4‘$ 0O: h o u n d s . A f A T H tD A r , IS-1!). at . , ., • ' ____T - »v i t * s.i—•!»t r i - j jpgjj i**!e * ■- -• IwrnistK C a p a city 2 -T O N S $ ! 9 g c c,|A,is,s s ix 3 Al L.utiaf cy l i n J c r i Florida Reo Co. Ah \ \ ST~ \ — : _ -"A i - V I *■> — ----f *»» ! iS c=l LH 7™ »«* :: [m x? \p g S anford F irst S treet ROY A. AVI I.I.IAMS, Phone 617 Sid lAv»nuc ,'LAIt r^ o I 1 ir A|kAUtL * HAVK ' AK*t . — I —---j £ il_____ -x^gcS aB i.-: a l ‘* W e ’re proud of tho quality of P O L A R IN E . It i3 m ade from a specially selected crude stock, w holly distilled and carefully tested to sen that every gallon m easures up to tho high standard w e have set for it. If you w ont tho best results from y o u r engine use P O L A R IN E O IL . T h e Polarine chart will sliow you tho grade lor your car. t l I- 0 4 p sheet "When you buy P O L A R IN E you kqow pyou ore ^pftting a oil based on half a century of refining experience. You can tru st P O L A R ­ IN E to guard all moving parts of your footg r ^ g a in s t w ear, to neal your piston clearance and prevent loss of l>ower, to reduce noise, friction and w ear to a minimum , and lengthen tho life of your car. PO LA R IN E " F " ii tlit right m otor oil for Ford n r t nod truth*. It build*' un and maintaint a lubritatimi film on th t trantmi%uon drum that util! hold up undtr rxtiem t prnture of the band*. T r<j I'O L A R IN ti “ F ” O d in your ,1'Qtd today and notUt the thffearns immediately. LansInA, AU thiffia m o t o h cat; c o m p a n y . ! J U ttS l A. T h e rt in d'fcKVlr oP P d L A ^ IN F . designed especially for the particular job of lubricating your car. It flows freely in cold w eather; resists b rat in hot w e a th e r , and w ill n o t break down. M anager 0 I’lN’W (; j |,’T t /g w 7*i /-• R FS l Iq - y r=7 a WI R IV ES CAItAKE I*! (1 &, ;?*i^ /SB T h e d e c re a s e re p re s e n ts th e g e n e r­ o u s u se o f lig h te r b u t stro n g e r m e ta ls . J«"'*il ti:iii|A I'linnonm t^* Siititnlajjj, r r C T h e w e ig h t o f th e H e a v y D u ty S p e e d W a g o n c h a s s is is 3 9 0 0 p o u n d s — 7 0 0 p o u n d s less t h a n t h e a v e ra g e . ►the liaskett Ude a r t i i l f i ►tnias ( lift A p-.rnor, liclfccfl Silk * Mticlj 110 'v M ' :-s j Lire Ik,; mrr^-r "PpLA RIN E HEAVY, PLEASE” Oils and Gieases >3*3 “r*. R F r* POLARIN 7 ® -vir." -fO» :T DE ZD S t a n d a r d O il Co m p a n y INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY Auto rood mop* of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and M u iu d p p l cab bo had at any STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Kentucky) Service Station free of caargo. iW k m l i i - i !*■■■-1 i u . m m m iintti ui �' .* . ..... ' i . THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, ____ r DECEMBER 17, ,1925 ■a g e t w e l ; BONDS INSURANCE SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS a c r e a g e 80 Acres, qu arter mile from city limits, fine sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an­ nually with interest a t 8%. *srtra.saffiE' to Orlando, Llose-m t several entire lake' ana represent S e S p o r t u n it ie ^ d iv is io n or It is to your advantage to fam iliarize yourself w ith our exclusive listings before purchasing, as they afford m ost unusual opportunities. Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the high est class of business property. investment prop u / ■— • Knir & MacNei11 Realtors 09 South I*ark Avenue A. P. CONNELLY & SONS "r. R hone 720 f ) ' R n n n ,vM A N Mfrr » 5 D ept. gr’ Ror Magnolia A t Second MRS. SAM H. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE , Salesladies. LOANS Phone 48 INVESTM ENTS 70 Acres on M arquette St., one mile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest at 8%. When you arej We"» you !eti,, sickness or ] 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. I Dut how ofteni amounting to | ,jeing unaware| integrity of | versed on th 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. The dockets | contracts rn before the I 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. SUBDIVISIONS For subdivision purposes we have som e of the best buys in Seminole County, among which arc: 26 acres adjoining Sanford Grove which is rapidly being developed. ThiH entire tract is all high and dry, beautiful wooded land ly ­ ing between two subdivisions. Price $26,000 with remarkable terms, and 80 acres cornering on Golden Lake and bor­ dering on Onoro Street at $500 per acre. Higgins - Smith - Wight, Inc. REALTORS On to a Realti whether it be fj 71/ , Acre grove, excellent condition, three miles from Sanford. Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. F ru it paid 25% net on this purchase price this season. A Realtoris f h'iad tor.vejo, future, THE HOWARD CORPORATION KSTAIII.ISIIUU IN' lOOIt Masonic Bldg. Phone 72 REALTORS Come up and talk over these propositions with us and your investigations will prompt you to buy. McCALL & FOX Sales A gents For 1 LOCH-ARBOR “The Firm Substantial” •’ 11314 Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 A Country Cluli Property of Lakes and Hills Hales Force: II. (I. Pox, (I. K. McCall, If. I.. Shipp. ACREAGE, SMALL & LARGE 3 acres on Country Club road, within lim its. the 265 ACRES Near the Golf Links, including beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per acre. City Some good buys we can recommend. 35 Lots nice 5 room Bungalow—Close in hard surface road. 7 Room, Bath and Sleeping Porch;well located; one of the best buys in the city a t ...................................... $10,000 Six Room Cottage, well located; close in; Garage. Bargain a t ................................................................ $6,500.00 5 Acre Celery Farm , with crop tools, etc. Nice six room house, good r e p a i r ............................................... $8,500.00 14 Acres, hard surface road; 5 tiled and in Celery. A real buy a t .............................................................. $9,000.00 IIO-11-liFia BALDWIN & BROWN Phone 88 11 acres on the W ekiva River, on hard road. Sanford Avenue Corner 40 acres, adjoining E lder Springs property on Sanford and Orlando road. Fotfvn 219 Meisch Building We Buy or Sell Beat corner on Sanford Ave. at 4th St. 71x126, $650 per foot, ouo fourth cash. 27 3-4 acres fronting 1,500 feet on Sanford Avenue. 13,500 acres on St. John’s County. 93 1-2 acres adjoining Power P lan t’s property in Volusia County. Six-acre tract, containing thirty lots on Dixie Highway suitable for subdivision. $1,500 per acre. —187 acreirin Sem inole County, 107 of which is w ith­ in thu City lim its of Sanford. We have other good buys in large mid small acreage tracts, also; high class business lots and hom esites. See our listings. The prices and term s of these tracts of land, we consider reasonable, and we will be glad to furnish you same if you will call at our office. We have them toduy— tomorrow they may he sold. THRASHER & GARNER 221 Meisch Building. 112 Park Avenue THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY Phone G3‘JW If you are looking around for a house that you w ant to call home, ami you realize how fruitless ren t­ ing is, let us show you the most a t­ tractive home we have for sale. I I.M \ r r r t'rlrry I ’n riii n r n r t 'n t n r r t i n CIIJ. I i i . l i f f l I h i . |iriti>rrtjr n m l ,ri< r r u p im” c r n n l a iK . I l i t u . r , lu i r n . ri|iil|> in riit, c m i . r f t n l l v e l y ti r l r r i l n t Ulil.nnn.on. 711 Palmetto Avenue — Prices and Terms Right. II , l f r r . C r l r r y A v rn u r. A ll tllr il »|ili-ii>llill> liM-niril f o r Mill,<11, l . l o u . In i, mi i m i r k r l n t | i r l r c ■ f f r r r U . Acreage, Business, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. •I* A m - , In h r n r t o f l.n k r tlu u riir. 'll f i r n r ril unil tl lr il , t w o k i i i i i I l i n n . r . . Imrii, o n |im n l , I r r r l , t i n I r k mile (ill), imiii. i*ml H r,I PAUL LAKE—Realtor Telephone 7 1 1 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Salesman— E. T. Moore DUBOSE & HOLLER E stablished 1910 BETTER BUYS SANFORD GROVE 75 Acres, Lake Front Tract, hard road running through, per acre ............................................ $125.00 “AMID MAJESTIC PIN ES” 540 acres on Country Ciub Rond. Lake front, all high and rolling. This is the prettiest tract in Seminole County, per a c r e ............ $500.00 10 acres in the town of Lake Mary, a pick up for, per acre ..................................................... $525.00 How about that Lot in Lntonia, the Substantial Subdivision ? BART N A S O N ,S A L E S DIRECTOR 5 Acres 1,000 leet Lake Front On LAKE JESSU P Sandy Beach Reasonable Price T WO HOMES Between Pine Hurst and Y oung’s Subdivision. Very Easy Terms. Small Down Payment. A Real Investment. WILL EXCHANGE Small track lake front pro­ perty for good residential lots in Sanford, or will sell at bargain. Telephone 249, First N at’l Bank Bldg R. W. LAWTON, Realtor E. E. PAGE Real Estate and Investm ents The Substantial Realtor 12-11 Garner-Woodruff Bldg TELEPHONE 770 Rhone 743 Rooms 203-205 Meisch Building M M M I " 1 e'■ V *» { fS *' I#, / i •* > S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR Milnnc T heater Bide. rr tit. t lt«« ( I! JJJIMI «»*• �JjlE^ANFO RDJIERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925 When not ou (luring estate often n authorities; knowing the irhaps being We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse site 177x117 on French Ave. PAGE THIR7EE BUSINESS PROPERTY Two F ifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. A fine corner a t Palmetto and Third Street An entire block on East First Street. •i One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) on high banks along Wekiva occasions, in 3 not sought One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. Real Estate, 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section We desire other properties of merit. Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. Fifty Foot Corner (R ight next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 ft. deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. Masonic Bldg Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 214 East First Street Sanford, Florida Inquire Re-Sales Department One Lot M agnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room ho»use—Cheap. Other Good Investm ents In Sanford Property. R. C. TISDALE Real Estate Investment REALTOR 236-238 Mcisch Building 50, 75 or 125 f e e t — First Street E x: tension, fronting on Seminole ltouleWE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINEHURST, BU EN A VISTA, vnrd and Lake Monroe. At a very on the corner of Elm Avenue and Thirteenth Street for $6,000.00-one-fourth cash, balance one, two and three years. attractive price. SA N LANTA A N D CITY PROPERTY. One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ I Turn Property Quick in Dream wold, $1,200.00. low the market. Let me try yours Forty lots in Bel-Air, from $075.00 to $1,000 each. OSCAR R. BROOKS “The Lot K ing” Realtor 30G First National Hank Bldg. REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 LOTS IN PINEHURST DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON \V. I*. CAIITKIl O F F E llS i i u u . r w ith Uatli on C en tra l. a n d 127; *U,o:io.o«. C a s h tl.S9S.00. ......... . r l n . t r r n l H ollar on Orluinlo Ilond . t i e r it a s p o a u r e . L o t 00*200 »;I,2U0.IHJ. i/i.vt.oo Cunli. B a l a n c e 125.no m o n t h . _ t l u r r ll n r a i il n . * H oo m lioinio E n * t n . ritu o au re . Lot ««*H 6M . OOO.OO. 12.00 (in F a s h . B al. 110.00 mo. L i g h t * anil w u L . r u, h o m e . w h r Vm r l l r u ( r SEE— , We Have Some Bargains In Houses Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 L ot T. fi. GALLANT E. U. GHEE.V REALTOR 230 Mcisch Bid Phone 718 A whole Block between Third and Fourth Streets and Pecan and Avocado Avenues, just $20,000.00, on easy terms. Pine Hurst is now the center of Sanford, don’t miss getting a home site there. BRUT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., INC REALTORS �v7' - :■*• ' .vA .r. * •A .v i -ttJfSl & P A G E F O t -------------- • ----- — "TCvhlie not going Into details on the question, the r» port referred to the “tendency" to mg! <t the may nelir compassca us "u dunjeorous practiof." i*‘On the Btr.alier v. -u'-i . ^uch <».rttstroyera and nubmariiu**., wh<h a re equipped with gyi<n ompsMi'*," he said, "there is ii c ccjdi-d ten­ dency to neglect the nmnnetic compasses and to plm i- entire de­ pendence on the gyrocomt a a*. This jg a dangerous practice from the navigational point of view and e f­ forts are being made to improve this condition. f'R eports also show th a t sonic of the younger officers are not fam iliar with the deviation of tin* magnetic compasses, and to correct this condition it is urged that more young officers should take the compass course. The compass school nt the Naval Observatory has been kept available- a t all thnes for officers desiring ti> take E*- > the compass course, hut during the f o il • fiscal year only one officer took Kr<4i 1 , „ „ and hurriedly. "Excellent results” are said to have boon obtained 1n smlTIng tim e signal bv radio from ths observa­ tory during the summers of 1024 and 1925 for longitude determ ina­ tions in Alaska, the Mississippi Valley and the western Aleutian islands. Theso were sent n t the r ■|-1.- t r ( th? Canadian- - ovmrniiicnt and the United S ia t-1, Con-t and (icodi tic StKvty and were nlof value to observatyties in Mexico, New Zetibuni arc! Austro! ia. Th • observation of Un- «olar u lijwi! of -lanunry 21, 1926. from the dirigible, Los Angeles, off Long Island was pronounced "very successful," while planr. are sniil to be completed for sending a p a r­ ty from the observatory to observe the total eclipse in Sum atra, next Ja n . I I. Photographs taken of the sun are now s a i d to he made with spec­ ial reference to the period of solar activity which is developing. " It is likely," the report adds, "th n t with tlio progress of lh^ cycle toward the sun spot m axi­ mum, disturbances on W estern Union Telegraph Company and other lines will heroine more fre­ quent and of greater intensity." 1 'V■'*' r-V**.* . - .» », . • ». * THE SANFORD HERALD, -xvr N ew Ytfrk Senator P raises N ew Canal . -------- b-t S ecretary R. W. Pcarman a t­ tended the Orlando Chamber of Commerce luncheon Tuesday noon ami brought back to Sanford a rep o rt pf the happenings during the m eeting which, he said, is of interest to the citizens of thin city. Senator Miller, of New York, was the speaker who nrovided the inform ation which was of such value to Sanford, said Mr. Pears man. , Senator Millo* is th j president •>f the -National W aterway:- -A»rocintion and during the course of his tall; be spoke nt some length on the g re a t benefits which this community would derive from the proposed canal which is to connect the St. Johns and Indian rivers. Tho Senntor is roportc I to have rk eteV d a vivid description of the entire inland waterways route and was very enthusiastic over the new canal project. ENABLE TO FORM CABINET ■ * -4 BERLIN, Doc. 17.—(/P)—Dr. Erich Koch today notified Presi­ dent Von llindenburg of his inab­ ility to form a cabinet. This act­ ion bail been forecast by the de­ cision of the Socialist-Democratic party th a t it could not take part in n coalition government. - ■• Th u i W*y- • *1 .11.-1 . ik ■•yil ■ #».*r fvrfl - a — r* .Tt - 1’ ‘ rsda y ^ ----- JTZfiyt AutomobileLicense Bureau Opened In Hie Ball Building The local agency for- the i&suance of Automobile license insu lins been opcnwl In offices of th e Ball build­ ing and delivery will bo made to automobile owners of Sanford nmj Seminole County from thnt locnT cation by Mrs. F. M. Torrence, ac­ cording to an announcement made this morning. The agency was form erly locat­ ed in the quarters of the local Chamber of Commerce but it in said that the increased activities of that body hns required the uso of nil available space in tin build­ ing, hence the rem oval of the au ­ tomobile ta g ngency to tho Ball building. It was stated th a t the Chamber of Commerce will con­ tinue to supervise th e issuance of the licenses in the agency's new location. State Com ptroller Ernest Amoj hns sent out a w arning to the citi­ zens of the county in which he states th a t there is i.o oilier oiffcinl ngcncy w ithin the county nnd thnt ns the stuto legislature ' : - v'* -: . ' ’ , De c ~ • !•’ i1 7 , 1 9 2 5. em b er r- It You Would Like a Home in Florida With an i ■ ■ • % :! » 5^ expense only $.ri,()00.0(l on very easy terms. Write for iiluslrated lxsiklot, nr fall. "Total j l. ’i II Phillips Hldtf....................... ADVERTISEM ENTS T EL L YOU W IIAT THE m a n g e o f b u s i n e s s is d o in g f o r y 6 u . •• • „ ......... . •r 1 ___ - -- •« •■* > • ■ -v, l •. J ^ rTTOTfl 2i!!K!32 TFT C hristm as. Suggests This Judicious Purchase < v l> m / 'iU /M X T .r o ifc Z 1 J f c A /(( * jV * f. - .- / m 'i i $ t.-H . D o tio lt. M ich . Furthermo/ ,. it H Miami Shores Island willira the m ainland by a great ad causeway—100 feet wide— arf Miami Beach, bringing all Mil Island property within a few8 ocean. The new Drive of the! which will pass southward era tian Isles chain-, connectingwj Way, vvill m akeit possiblefod Island residents to drive rii Heart of Miami over beautira stretching: through the hearty Bay. •fc * C W m nnd Sanford • --••• • .. -T? ' : I f f i P H HK The Fordor Sedan is r.n ideal Christmas gift for the whole family—an attractive and practical all-year car. It is finished in deep Windsor Maroon, with interior upholstery to harmonize. Nickeled radiator, low, deep seats, wide doors, hooded sun visor and large fenders. See this cood-looking car at the salesroom of the nearest A id A\l / / % o r>X thorized Ford Dealer. Easy W f ] terms gladly arranged. a m ] Corner 41h uor 'v*»:- * CTH if* 1I j __ fr B W B M T . r- I S W S - , m w r -i '»"«£»» wit- . r& r~ ^ -1 T ! * '**• -. HAT is w hat Miami Shores Island o ffers you* It has its o\yn business district, its own a p artm en t,an d hotel areas, and its restricted selection o f w onderfully attractiv e rcsidencc sites. It lias its own golf course, and its own park and recreational center. .. ■ ■ a iG B iiH M a B H B a iiH H iN iM iis m iiis iR iiim iiiia iiu J I » it i > Wiiitctf Park. *’ 4 O ut in the H eart of B iscayne Bay! ;; ™ GORDON .). BARNETT j; h -L, is now going on. Only one week more. Don’t , come in now. SOFIA. Dec. 17. —(fP)— The heavy snow fall has driven packs of wolves from tho m ountains to the plains west of the towp of Vidin, where they a rc .p lay in g havoc among the sheep folds. All nvnilahle .troops have been called out; to exterminate the wolves w hich; are unusually fierce and ra v e n -! ows. The sheep owners have suffer­ ed heavy losses. J On an Estate o f your own, ideally situated In.'* tw<*« n two hiRlnviiys and two lakes, w ith nil v ily . i- 5 conveniences, income to start im m ediately, we J ltave a delightfully interesting proposition for * you. v1 •• ■ ■ * t # u r big m a u s a u u r ! <ts WOLVES KILL MANY SH EEP Another beauty secret: If your nose is too pointed a sure remedy is poking it into other people’s business. mei 'Ij*' A Complete Communi1 [ j \ ncome ! Bc _ • has provhlcil for the local ngcncy, ho ndvises nil residents of Semi­ nole County to patronize the San­ ford branch in order to obtain prompt service. . Instructions for quick nervico ni receiving new tags were given out as follows: "Take your title certi­ ficate and license card w ith you when you go for your mew tag. Evidence of title certificate must be shown. If car was operated in 1925 before Dec. 15. the tag license number fur 1925 m ust also be shown or the unpaid 1925 li­ cense m u s t be collected when 1920 license ia issued.” ... ^ American Bars To Be Removed From Many Paris Cafes ' PARIS, Dec 17. f/P).— An Amer­ ican night cabaret without tljnt indispenslido accessory, m "Aifier* ican bar," is the latest novelty in tho entertainm ent line In J«- of­ fered to the visiting tourist I n 'the s i d e - s t r e e t s leading lip tu the* hill of Montmartre. Not thnt the drinks commonly retailed across an “American par" are found lacking in the estab­ lishment in question; fa r fwnn it. But isnee the introduction of "student" or third-class passages on big ocean liners lias caused an influx into Paris of A m frirans with more or levs m eagre pmlkethooks, it has been found by thu astute hosts of M nntmnrtrb that the bar privilege liuu been greatly abused. i American collegians, off fur a summer vacation with a limited allowance, the hosts point ortt, will station themselves before a glass of beer a t a bar, enjoy th e • hospi­ tality of the dance-floor and w hat­ ever unattached partners may Isfound thereon, and pass lht| (tight away for something like Hit price of a third-rate moving picture show hack home. Hence, the de­ parture of the bar. • • . . > :~ ." ~ :jt..-w .-:. :uv. .- •t-~ WASHINGTON', Dec. 10.—OP)— tiie tourr.e nmt-hc only partially The deWtopment of the gyrocam pans hfctOlH “to n regrettable lock of interest In thu wiftorafandlng of the Importance of the m«*:mtic compass,” said Copt. EJwin f . Pol­ lock superintendent of the -Naval Observatory, today in his mimi.il n'- ' r r-rr aval Ubservers Claim Gyrocompass D as Supplanted Old Type Instrument '.ilt« M i i'i ; i J ■* ^- v ■*-iZ”i \ d ^ ■ l ,Y- . !« ¥ ! ' ‘mf y-cjj u Im agine what these great he unim peded by cross traff'c, J the Miami Shores Island u?s]J access ib ili ty.to ■th e husine» t ^ ami arid Miami Beach, ant in| of daily trips back and ortj w ater’s edge! ■ '■’ji h -fyftf/t . *l j j u ! *m ! f f lp p C7/ j=5 m m m m T here are still many of M sites on1Miariii- S h o r e s I.-1anih Innigrlit a t thc'first pi IC(j* m however, diminishing 1*u • ■ th a t you investigate am ” 1] lion without delay—am 1 1 I* i • • tr TO CITY OFFICE 125 E. FLAGLER ST. MIAMI Ai?J_RJLCa •s M e Di rpu R AME AN Am — ZtrM �THE SANFORD HERALD. THITRSTUV. DECEMBER IT, 1925. PAGE FIFTEEN On Beautiful Long Lake, Within and Adjoining the City Limits of Oviedo Oviedo Manor is on the highway that connects the Sanford Dis­ trict with the Dixie Highway and the East Coast. Oviedo Manor is endowed with all the natural beauty of this sec­ tion and rich in the lure of thetropics. i' . . . Oviedo Manor offers exceptional opportunities to the investors, either from the standpoint of a home or of profit. Oviedo Manor will have paved streets and sidewalks, electric lights available without assessment. Maps and plats are on display at this of­ fice. Unless you are fam iliar with activi­ ties in this locality, we suggest immediate in­ vestigation. The en­ tire Oviedo district is now enjoying the u t­ most prosperity. Pub­ lic improvements of g re a t m agnitude are planned, their comple­ tion will cause g re a t enhancem ent of val­ ues in the entire te rri­ to ry — Oviedo Manor is the best of this dis­ trict. To buy a lot which has equal attractions and equal investment possibilities at a traction o f a cent difference demands careful thought and consideration. The buy­ ing power of your dollar varies as does their earning power. You owe it to yourself to control the efficiency of your dollars. O v i e d o Manor deserves careful investigation. We suggest immediate inspec­ tion. SALES AGENT Sanford, Florida 205 Meisch Bldg, Phone 743 Sensible restrictions are in effect in the en­ tire development. Such restrictions th at will insure protection to the home-builder th at d e s i res environment of the highest charac­ ter. This assurance is given through these restrictions. Mo t e l and business sites have been re­ served. P a r k s a n d play grounds will furnish ample space for the children to romp and play, away from the busy streets and high­ ways. Every lot will have w ater privileges with plenty of space for all aquatic sports. See Oviedo Manor today. Manor today. �♦- , } PA G E SI I r* 1* h. ■ V# I* — __ ____ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17,_19j&5 -------------- ; ---------------------------------- »i ■» '! ! » > » » — tfi I t * cr : The advantages of Orange Court are so evident and the number of honiesites are so limited—that there is a likelihood of the development being entirely reserved before you have a ,• t U ' \ i , n ! ’t ) t . chance to investigate this unusual offering unless you act quick­ ly. • Our positive conviction of the value of Orange Court is founded on a knowledge of what is planned for the immediate vicinity of our development, an intimate fam ilarity with the pres­ ent market and an experience in Sanford realty values going back over a period of fifteen years. The sale of Orange Court will be formally announced in a lew days. We suggest that you call on us before (bis announce­ ment is made that your reservation can be among the most se­ lect honiesites. One of an able organization will gladly drive you to the property that you may better compare it with other offer­ ings in the Sanford district. 1 A SALES AGENTS Offices Orlande San lord 01 lice: \ aldcz Hotel Bldg., Park Avenue —- ‘"T~i| ff|P\ \* �"n A I► = *- ■R ■ “ WW' TWr j»» zty* ________; ■^ = = = = ® A N F O R D , IEr a ,, d i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1925. r OUT OUR WAY f Ration To Protect Women Travellers botWRDWN — YICt-L tT '5 ^ “ YOth VAlLEOTb ■ Either T° bW FIRM’S LETTER ffCE MISTER^foVJVE CAUGHT ME FLATTER R p OG- s MOw IF Y3U HA E $5 ROBBUMGTUB L tunities f o r Rood service. “ red e n p s ” a r e a l e r t to d a n ­ g e r s i g n a l s . They n o t e tho p u z z l ­ ed e m b a r r a s s m e n t o f a g irl w hen n m a n , w i t h w h o m they hnvc bepractical but c o m o a c q u a i n t e d o n n t r a i n , i n ­ s is ts on s h o w in g th e m w h e r e to ro iJt vigilan ce in n s t r a n R Q c i t y . They a r c q u i c k dfoiii „n unwary to Rizc u p w o m e n w h o i n s i s t o n e with t h e m . They (are a more at nr ek i nj uRs tR iarsi s qhuoi m ck to in terfe re. Parents ol —O ’) Mr HOME TON16HT An d i ’l l s e e w h a t TH E K IN S ' i can d o For you P0CX6T* VlY0 MiN<3 TRAifSiE 32; •>?«»" "We are instructed first thing ,r a journey, to ask for their tickets,” said the cm by letter "red cnp." “Then we know what red cap, ‘ train they m ust be sure to entch romcn away and where they come from. The omen witn station m aster makes it warm for i up an nc* nny usher who fails to meet young travelers.” uns. I .«m women The “red caps" have undertaken been victims >» much of the work on their own j of the responsibility. They don’t have to r oppor­ do it. YJEXL-AH-CALL KT THAN a Tho sfaffi ' th- m oney or lining o k your . Pci1* By Williams m w \Z ,**. H|iT/ t r o u b l e WAS A S il k h a t IT VIOULON’T BLOVJ OFF MY HEAD IN A J \ S ixtymvle b r e e z e — vjith wo - I TO PAY THAT INSTALLMENT V DO X HEAD IN P - 'AT5 ' 'NHAT I'D u w e T o KNOW JAZZ SPIRIT IN DAY Ran Still K=»jk~. 1-U_LL2s''*V Famous S t a g e wjnany Says inr Discovered .jon In J a z z » ^ P )-A n ie rb , its rhytbnfr fca- has found i for the spirbetter than the opinion j ifS b ’- z r - . r r V1' " ! ' 1" 1 ,n P l a t I...... . o r O r a n c c !’f . Urn i.u b llo ree,,r,ls ‘ i Kuniy, K lorldu, ;‘ r “ llr ' ,, l’V r n i u lr e i l In b,. a n d attt u , I ' c . u i r r ' n l,ui‘l ' C i r c u i t Ci,ufl ,,, ' " u r t l l » tin,, n t ttniiruni V ’" ) ...... 'l a y of J a n u n r v „ 1 1 am i tl te n am i " n't i ' i n u ’iT " V ’ 1)111 ,lf .....- enuju\ 1 -''tialnsi you lu till.* ru rll,, r n n lc r i'il t h a t th is Iv:'t e r a l d i'*'u'"nimwMjiupor 'll* ' ' <l 111 iml.llsl,, T ll° H anftm ,! i„l t-’iiiiuty, KlorM i i threshold to trical future,” “There is a limong Amerfr the best in hi in but few tHv w.oksWllk f"r r,,ur c,,n“ecLit1n'V i1' ' 1,S^, Tl'« llimorabto J J •li’kitiNiMi. In,in.- „ r tin, I’lrnili v , n ! r!:t n ,l’" H' v" 1" 1 *1m llclal i Mr- V i n il ITorl.la. I».... j this y* iltiy of tSovunilior A. i*. I,# , .* J J IHVKIXHiis, t 11,11 " , ,"s, t'"’ t-lretili i ' iiiirt ..r ■|,.> Hi.v,-iiih | <1, 11, 1,1 c i r c u i t >,r r'lurlil., w ith Ynperanunt — r Hprcssiou— [city of your ideas, prea leading Prof. Dabney Horton, instructor in English nt Ohio S tate University, I art." <SI' \i )f 'r 1111 ‘‘"“"ty Of S, initiMl,■' i » , c , n T i : s A H P H N cm t. B u lk 'lto rs a ml uf L'uitncll fo r LumiilaniaiiU. Dec. 3 - 1 0 - 17-21*31 1 11 r o * XT I. T ill! 1 J i d ic ia i. r u m i p Beits coruern- Columbus, 0., is under a rre st on i »i ii.in tu it. i \ ami io n 1 explained: cliages of posseming a still and n c m im ii .i : c u b .v r v , in t i i a n Ving for rhy- owning liquo, and a sweeping in­ P. S tan ley a n d Itn *i i i , t;ives vestigation has been liegun by or­ J. A. Ituger.*,, 1th* juirit of der of Governor A. Vic Donahcy. C o m p lia n t* fe'.V.et form of Horton is shown above, w ith the vs. |P l tn'w-S for still th a t was' found in his home, w i l l i a m Kmerflon e t at., I 'efelllllint',. I *h*t, for in- below. SI IP Tu ,| | IHT T IT I.i: lu did for the |h* nprcsiina Criminologist Bays women do *will endure not make good detectives. Of course not! Plain clothes women? I. in-i.fiii.-jc to Why, the very ideah!—Arkansas J « Hamlet in Gazette. lor to lay the f a t ol Venic " i \ T i n : t ' l i u ' i i t r o i ' H T o f t i i i : SK \ i : \ T I I J I IIK IAI. I 'l l l l 'l IT Jliiii off W n . FI.Oil III A. IN AN | | FOII I bathir.g tngn , Ol* SC lIIN O l.i; COU.NTV. IN i 'l l AN. J theater Jirttcn itv . Itime he is not I JIm er T . I t a l li e s a m i w if e , I ° f Living a M a r g a r e t K. I l a l u c s , I ' n i n til a li ia n t s , p i dramas in Tit is uniin- A. M. Itueil e t nl.. D efen d an ts. MShakespcarII 11. 1. TO l | l IHT TITIK CITATION *ere offered a i n n n tit H j,rin g s C.'nmftumes when p nTn oy , ta.h eC oAr H p o ratio n : "although It b o ln it m a d e t o a p i i c a r t o t h i s * laid centur- C o u r t t h a t a H iim m n n * In C li a n c e r y I) work as reg|obscrvf4| that p T impre sion Firi they were r feei ilolhifijc, rrwaril during p"a they w ore J*Vt' l ha', no ol • l “ n Justified in 1 course, every. I within r< a o n, h noiu ense. 'h a t I reptRrn uf eosThe main I ■' ** produevd hi; i fjr;,t held of in. W>y* tu (ier|fj®mmerce re- . ‘lies deereasP “- SomelKMly yuuble— liro uk - F-YT »VfcOC. Aioore is tho fKtor, Jean no \ Ulrich topJ Bell-tiedlies u ■devising’ stago Itbcr opinions ptf-d Press by (age director, j jng dress and fiignts constiV , said Itein- I coupled ^ 1ms b e e n h e r e t o f o r e Is s u e d lu t h i s cause, d ire c te d to you. m id th a t tin* S h e r i f f o f S e m i n , d o C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , lia s m a d e r e t u r n t h a t t h e s u m o c u t . n o t b e s e r v e d o w i n g to y o u r fa ilu re to elec t o ffic e rs and a p p o i n t a g e n t s , o r to h a v e w i t h i n tills S t a t e a n o f f i c e r o r u n c u t u p o n whom p r o c e s s c o u ld lie s e r v e d , am i t h a t y o u r o f f i c e r s u n d tin c u t s a r e u n it D own; T h e re fo re , you. 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I*l i m i t ' s S u b d i v i s i o n o f t h e S o u t h Q u arter (N W 'i) of S ectio n H ' I ' " H a l f t S 1i ) o f t h e N o r t h w e s t I o w n s b l p 31 S o u t h , UaiiKO 3 0 H ast, n s r e c o r d e d In F l a t Hook C. jnige of th e p u b lic re c o rd s of O ra n g e C o u n ty , F lo rid a. 'I f a c t No. 3, D ot CS3 a s s h o w n I I I t ll ll V T‘i> U llli ia, Muicrsou a n d w ife, Gll*a .) Ivnirrson: S a m u e l C lm pn ,a n . T r u s t ■<■; A u g u s t a Isab ella 'h a p , i , an ,\i;ive am i husband. J e— o r g e....................... llo u aid Neave; Joseph W o f f o r d Tu, l., r am! w ife, Kinlly AliKiistil T u c k e r; J o s e p h W o ff o rd T ucker, T r u s t ,," . H kk Ii A d am s. T rustee; c.i,in,it T. M c C ra v e y ; W i l l i a m Kinuiei.ni, an d w ife, Kllz a J. li m n ,it s ..,,; K dw anl L>. A lien a n d w ife. 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It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r Ik- p u b li s h e d lu T h e H a n fo rd H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In H an ford, S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n ce e a c h w e e k fo r f o u r c o n s e c u ­ t i v e w eek s. WITNKSM m y h a n d a n d tin, s e a l o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t of till- S e v ­ e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t o f tin, S l a t , ’ of F lo r id a . In u n d for S e m i n o le C o u n ty , o n t h i s 3ml itay of D e ­ c e m b e r . A. D, l u l l V. K. DOIK1DAHH. C le rk of t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C irc u i t o f F l o r i d a , in am i f o r S e m i n o le C o u n ty . Ity A. M. W K liK H . D e p u ty c l e r k . f PR AIA DeCOTTKH & S I ’KNCKIt, S o li c it o r s a n d o f C o u n cil fo r th u C om plluntfl. 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T o w n s h i p HI S o u th , I t n n g e 30 H a s t In th e S anford G r a n t , l y i n g N o r t h of St. G e r t r u d e A v e n u e , l e s s b e g i n n i n g a t tliettit o r s e c t l o n of tile W e s t lin e o f th e H anford G r a n t w ith th e S o u th lin o • of Hi,- N W ' i o f s a i d S e c ti o n 29. r i m t h e n c e N o r t h 33 d e g r e e s F a s t "along th e G ra n t lin e IT, c h a in s , t h e n c e S o u t h II d e g r e e s 30 m i n u t e s H a s t 7 c h a i n s , t h e n c e S o u th IV d e ­ g r e e s 3a m i n u t e s . W e s t 13 c h a in s , t h e n c e W e s t I c h a i n t o t h e p o in t of b e g i n n i n g ; a r e r e q u i r e d to he a n d a p p e a r before o u r s a id C ir c u i t C ourt nt th e C ourt H ouse nt S a n ­ fo r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e itlt d a y of J a n u a r y A. I). 192,1. a n d t h e n a n d t h e m m n k c a n s w e r t o t h e till! of c o m p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u lu lid s cause. I t is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d H int t h i s O r d e r he p u b l i s h e d In T h e S a n f o r d l l e r n l d . n n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d lit S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , once each w eek for fo u r c o n secu ­ tive w eek s. W IT N K SM t h e H o n o r a b l e J . J. D ic k in s o n , J u d g e o f th e C ircu it C o u r t of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r ­ c u i t o f t h e S l a t e o f F lo r id a . In mid fo r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , on t h i s t h e 2nd d a y of D e c e m b e r A. D. 1925. J. J . DICKIN SON . J u d g e o f t h e C ir c u i t C o u rt o f th o S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t of F l o r i d a , In a n d f o r S e m i n o le C o u n ty . <SKA I,) D eC O T T K S A S I’KNCKIt. S o l i c i t o r s ntul o f C o u n cil f o r th e C o m p lain an t. Dec. 3-10-17-21-31 t i i i ; c iitc i it etit i r r o f t i i i ; m :v i :n t ii j iiih im . riittirr O F I 'l .o lt1 1 > \. IN a n II F o il MHIIINOI.F. t'O r.N T V . IN C lI A N t'K ItY . M. M. S m ith , C o m p lain an t. vs. T h e F lo r id a L a n d an d D e v e l o p m e n t Com pany, a C o rp o ratio n , D e fe n d a n ts . Ml IT T O t | l ll'.T T I T I . i : CITATIO N T o th e F lo rid a b a n d an d D ev el­ opm ent C om pany a C o rp o ratio n : It b ein g m a d e to a p p e a r to thl.-i C o u r t t h a t S u m m o n s lu C h a n c e r y h a s b een h e r e t o f o r e Is s u e d d i r e c t ­ ed lo you, a n d t h a t tin, S h e r i f f of M, mil,oh* C o u n ty , F lo r id a , h a s m a d e r e t u r n th a t s a m e c u t,n o t he s e r v e d o w i n g to y o u r f a i l u r e t o e le c t o ft i e r s ,,r a p p o i n t a g e n t s , o r t „ h a v e w lllilll th e S l a t e of F l o r i d a , nil o f • b e e r o r ug-ovt u p o n w h o m p ro c e s s Could he s e r v e d , an d t h a t y o n r o f ll c e r s a n d a g e n t s a r e u n k n o w n . T herefore. you. The F lo rid a l a n d a n d D e v e lo p m e n t I'm .pally, n co rp o ratio n , nam ed a s d o b m iaul In t h e ab o v e nm l f o r e g o i n g c a u s e , I e n d i n g III tin, nleivo s t y l e d • e i 't r i . h e lm : a p e e r . ,.d i n g lo e s t a l d l s i t a n d MIN S T R A N D A DD ING .MACIIINK*I I.In r-n -T Im r Cop) hold ers M ailin g M nehlnrs I t e h n lll nml Merond H a n d T y p e w r ite r * It* rr> tilin g In f l f l l e e M achines TUELL & SMITH O F F IC E MACHINES n Month M a i n Ml. P h o n e 1997, C en tra l A r e a d e tlld g . O rlan d o DON’T FORGET THAT WE have complete new and Fresh Stock of Groceries. Our Prices are right. Some good specials for Friday and Sat­ urday. We will deliver on Saturday. C R E N S H A W ’S •10S Sanford A rc. ti N ext to Scl-Hito w£ Quality 1* 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. 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Hi tit %t% % ii t i t m v '!' ■ •j. •:• *•■ •;• •>*> v<-v* ■>+ ■(• Britt-Chittenden Development II i**i**■i*.* i m.j»i i i ■ ________ ^ ++++++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + r+ + + + + + + + ^ ^ 7 4 + ? 7 + + + + + + -< + ^ �THE SANP01 Mlit Ovuruni \W. Junes nil Jul|«*S ill, wjl•le, Unrdnur Wood, .his wife H. Hnmwv, <1retaiecG or'iitUo’rwiitJ Traders Perfected am —tw — * ii * .^0ri£ .p ainte L 1'census fiffjT a ru p a Board ffh e gateway ve the new ijc r the dtrecJiD. Allen and f 1 *P«'a> bllj : legislature, at ucr population Jpd resulted in b i f f between jS fo f Florida bn Apr. tS, of fun pa ns thc f. Dickie, Ren­ te unde board L of Florida, for soiue oth,er i rr power dojhnpa Ff: jjl greatest city dB will exceed trritory to be ij annexed to ,ls explained ity population both natural bd to new ter- ‘a* a ‘o d v o ih o - reorganization program of the Chicago Board of Trade is now ready to bo rounded out wjth the establishment of a clearing house early in January. This is the last of the changes in official sup­ ervision of. grain trading which came with inssage of the grain . future _____ act. ___ Tho board's own in­ ternal house clearing was nt the suggestion of the secretary of agriculture. The clearing house, advocated by many of tho members of the board, especially those out of town, is now ready to function sta rtin g ear­ ly in January, beginning with one of the lesser commodities on tho board and gradually working up to com and w heat transactions, handling about 150,000,000 bushels a day. Joseph Simmons, n form ­ e r vice-president of the board, is the president of the clearing house. Thc chief of the three reorgan­ ization measures adopted by the board this fall to stabilize the m arket antLchcck frenzied specu­ lation such ns set thc wheat pit wild last winter, was the business of tho committee which has been nt work for two months. UTICA, N; Y.. Pee. 17.—I/PV— The Third National Eisteddfod, America’s counterpart of the na­ tional bardic congress of Wales, will be held in the state armory on New Year’s Day. Many entries have been received fo r the competitions in music, lit­ erature, elocution nntl nrt, but in­ terest centers in the choral con­ tests. The list of competitors in the tolo, duet nnd quartet num­ bers nlso is large. Rev. l)r. T. C. Edwards of King­ ston, Pn.. veteran clsteddfodwr, will be the conductor, nnd Mrs. Anna Davis Wynne of Hamilton, Ont., the official soloist. 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P n tiK tnss, C l e r k of th e C ircu it C ourt of S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a a n d t h e s e a l of s a id C o u rt a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e n t S a n ­ fo rd. S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a tills th e t t h d a y of N o v e m b e r A. D., 1023. v. e . n o u o ttA sa . C lerk o f C irc u it C o u rt, l t y : A. M. W E E K S . D. C. IK E U M A N Ac AKKit.MAN. SLEEP Dec 17.—(/D i ** boss of Gtn. Butler of sleep anti Jit. He works |e has a few Hrj but feels OPEN F O R IN SPEC T IO N D A IL Y FROM 2 TO Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of Sanford’s fa st growing, highly restricted residential centers. b a n io n ls Features__Em bodying only the most ideal features from an artistic point of view. Textone walls. Beamed cclotex ceilings, together w ith many built-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete dream home. Completely and elegantly furnished. T ile n n d O a k floors throughout. |4 Rrpilrrd. ill Mikr. »( A . P. Connelly & Sons Magnolia nt Second ironiairar^^ s -v if$ ■? w R a O LLO W IN G CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS FOR SALE to the Jiighcst bidi|er for cash, su b ject to prior sale or adjustm ent A rnet, V. S.............. Barcliffe, Clarence Barcliffe, C. F ......... Buchanan, T. H...... Buchanan, T. H...... Ganas* B. F. U....... Gilbert, O. W.......... Apopka Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Grayam, F. W........ Sanford ........ Griggs, E. L ............ S a n fo rd .... .... Hawkins, Albert Jr Lake Monroe Jones, A. C ............ Lynch, W. B............ Lynch, W. B............ McLain, J. T.......... Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Munson, W. B........ Rush, E. A.............. Sanford Scott, J. E ................ Sanford Sims, A lfre d .......... Sanford Stafford, G u y ....... Sanford West, C. L............... Oviedo . Wilkerson, R. F ..... Sanford Written bids are solicited for the above accounts, notes, nr judgm ents,jjW eh n[eS UflC A ddress creditors to he just, due and unpaid. T he right i s reserved to reject un> or all UiOB. A Box 31>7, Sanford, Florida. Phone 48 l ■■'n'T itrrrr A Limited Number of Beautiful Home-Sites on thc High Shores of Lake Monroe Deep Water Open To The Sea January 1 E ‘- Reservations Are Now Being Accepted • WATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF INFORMATION OF KEEN INTEREST TO EVERY RESIDENT OF SANFORI) AND COMMUNITY. •lie Building Telephone 707 �! • THE SANFORD HERALD, THUKSDA DECMBERJJl - ------ ...______ “ *- - For QuickSale^j two {lowing GOOD WAREHOUSE SITE 12'/2 Acres—OnFinite m odern 8-room h o i ^ S ^ t o t a t nnd see u3 about it ' thl8 » a b ^ 800 feet on track. Close in. Price $40.00 per track foot. Good terms. 10-Acre Farm—pa* * New Smyrna. Jfc,°'«l w dUi, i grove Price |9,ooJ furnished nnd c v ™ ,ff >«"». ft INCOME PROPERTY T his is a new building paying more than 8 r/a gross. Very good location with fine possibil­ ities, $32,000. Terms. See Me For Subdivision Property. .._R1 *d5?;n Near ?L - ' . 4 Rooms And Bath On Second S t Price $5,000—Cash $1,250 REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Terms On Balance KARL J. SCHULTZ 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 744. ’ An Important Part of the Ilomc W. F. HOLBORN, Sales M anager l*T, n B well organized household M boasts of a neat laundry spaco With well oared for equipment and thoughtfully selected suppllc*. The ■pace may bo small, perhaps only •, corner of tho basement, but It contains In orderly arrangem ent the equipment for process of wash­ 108 E. Second St, FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO. Phone 746 113ft Magnolia HOMES-LOTS-FA' ing; The necessary cqnlpment for Washing consists of somo or all of these largo articles—tubs or mach­ ine. wringer, boiler, board, b a s k e t , bench and s t o v e , tho selection of each article being biuwil on tho Individual needs of tho household. These should bn arranged In tho •pace allotted with an cyo to tho light as well na tho convenience. When not In actuul use. each nrl i d s should be cared for accord­ ing to tho directions which a c ­ company 1L Texas City Claims Many Big League Stars Native Sons room acreage FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE Christmas and N ew Year’s O fferin g B eautiful furnished bungalow on Sri opposite Rose Court. Large lot. Cu lcnt^ location. Small cash payment, t 1 ,i 10 acre celery farm, 6 acres cWed Large house; all equipment, intl-nfa. truck. Priced cheap at $8,000. . MOORE IIA V EN , OVIEDO HIM . SUCCEEDS FATHER NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—(/p)— George W. Hill today was elected president of the American Tobac­ co Co., to succeed his father, the Into I’ercical S. Hill. At the same tim e, Junius Parker was elected AUSTIN. Tex., Dec. 17.—(A1)— chairman of the hoard of directors, One Austin product in tile m aj­ n newly created office. or leagues for each 8,000 popula­ tion ia basis for this city’s boast th a t It in one the leading “home tow ns" of the country, ns far ns big leaguo ball pluyers lire con­ cerned. The five A ustinites who saw ser­ vice In the “ big Bhow" during lust lb” Falk, Chicago season arc, ............... W hite Sox outfielder; "Kip" Col­ lins, D etroit Tiger pitcher; “Spot” itcher, who ns a pinch h itter d his league with a close to n <100 per cent average; Frank Gibson, Boston Brave catcher, nnd "T ink" Klviere, who pitched for a tim e fur tho Ht. Louis Cnrds but finished the season with Dal­ MAYOR’S RACI las of the Texas League. Riviere already has been noti­ REBRING, Dee. 17.—The voters fied to report to the Cards for of Sebring could not decide be­ spring training in 1020. Hu was not reared here, but attended Tex­ tween A. E. Lawrence, incumbent, as U niversity und culls Austin his nnd William E. P arrish, in the m ayoralty race, nnd the result was home. tie, both candidates getting 115 "B ib" Falk nnd Collins are tho avotes each. beat known hero of tho five. Both attended A ustin High School and sta rre d In basebntl und football. Tho Metropolitan Museum’s pur­ A fter graduation Falk was un out­ chase of n painting, by George Belstanding football and husebnll lows, of Jack Dempsey being player n t Texas University here, knocked over tho ropes indicates while Collina uttended Texas A. n wish to preserve its reputation A M. a t College Station. He was for rarities.—Louisville Times*. instrum ental in twice defeating Texas U niversity, arch rival in fans claim Rogers Hornsby as an athletics of Texas A. & M. Austin product. Hornsby was Cedric Durst, who played with born in Runnels county, hut when S t. Paul and was one of the lead­ he was n few months old came to in g h itters of the American As­ Travis county, in which Austin is sociation, is another Austin pro­ located, lie lived about 15 miles duct, For two scusorb he wua from the capital city for eight with tho BruwnH and w as for a yours. Hornsby has scores of relatives tim e used nt first base in 1!)23, when M nnager Sislor was out of living in o r near Austin. Horns­ by's Bend, founded by his g re a t­ tho game. g randfather, is one of the oldest Some most enthusiastic settlem ents in the country. £ EVERETT TRUE By Condo 3UR 013 P iv fe TbWCS • I'M N O T IN T E R E S T E D IN e n t e r p r i s e s , O P THAT N A T U R E . GOOD DAy Wo own fret* hind two milcH Raker Highway Trail nnd inside completed. It $1,500 per acre thin winter. nnd clear 40 nerps of drained muck south of Moore Haven, right on the connecting that town with Tamiumi the systum of dykes which are nearly is claimed this land will be worth when tho improvements are finished Also 15 acres of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovldeo, easily cleared, joining ono of thu eood cilery and fruit farm s, near the Ovicdo-Gcnuva hurd road nnd tho railroad. We can mnke attractiv e price and terms on these or will exchange ono or both for improved property nt Sanford or vicinity. 20!) Magnolia Ave. Phone 231 PACKARD REALTY CO We are going to offer a few lota on our developm ent which is nearly completed at pre-development prices, for a limited period, on very attractive term s as follows: TERMS: FIRST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00 MONTHLY for 30 months thereafter, which takes care of all interest charges. THIS OFFER CLOSES JA N U A R Y 1st, 1926 FREE—TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY. FREE— REFRESHMENTS AT COMMUNITY DIN ING ROOM. See Our Salesm en AT 108 Magnolia Avenue Phone 117 See Us About Co1 85 ft. Fronting Bnuinoh, |l!vd. nnd I'ommercinl Lake Monroe. St., BRYANT & HATHA' overloking Num ber G Ball Building, Off® ’ Office, Sanford, Floridt 138 ft. off Information BROWN REALTY COMPANY 122 Union Avenue A Bungalow of three rooms. N early finished. E lectric lights, hath, ami fireplace. Lot 50x116. $4,500.00. Easy Terms. Lot at Northwest corner Oak Ave., $2,500— $700 cash, balance, terms Choice ware-house site at corner of Second St., and Cedar; one block o ff First St., at $75 per front foot. 23 acres, Upsalaand Country $30,000. Terms. Club Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric lights*, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E asy terms. *-*v . T H E CHRISTMAS GIFT® These places are well equipped w ith dish closets and closets for other uses. These are real bargains. Let us show them to you. road, at Lake Mary Development Company 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 Masonic Bldg Masonic Bldg WELL, NOW, L IS T E N WAVE YOU E l/E R . st o ppe d to c o n ­ s i d e r T -------- REAL New House Palmetto Ave., nil new furnished. Good t e r m s ............... $10,500 Lot 64x117 Cypress Ave., o ff Celery A venue .............................................. $1,900 Lot in Mayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good terms ....................................... $4,500 Two Lots Oak and Central Ave. For the two ....................................... $5,000 YES* 1 C E R T A IN L .V H a v e «. now rrs 71 TtiuR. turn i*» 1 LTH.l ilir.Ufli 1----------- 1 20 Year*) Experience With B W Five-room Cottage, hath, electric lig h ts, fireplace and garage. Lot GOxlIG. Only $3,500. E a sy term s. The Davey-W inston Organization *. Gtuttfh 311 First National Bui|h Sanford, Fla. DELIVE© Groves, Celery farms, lots, houses *>rV COLCLOUGH UEALHi Real E state Phone 231 20!) Magnolia Ave See us for well located lota in faij at prices under the market. r- Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain. Three Lots. 7lh Willow St., $7,500 for three. Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12,01)0 Lot in Ilel-Air, 56x125, Eustern exp., $1,150 Lot in San Lanta, 56x110 ............... $3,500 Lot 60x127 Oak and C en tra l.................$3,500 e st a t e a n d in v e s t m e n t s 216 E. Second Street >"•■SAN LOTS 0, 7, 8, T his property fo 8 9 Lots Adjoining feet off French A 'enU ’ 5 Acres Celery f t W O ther BARGAINS—CALL L's Lake Monroe Development ruleaton-Brum ley Buildirg Sanford, Fla. * - g Office Phone Residcnf' �.lu a e -O Y ^ w i ■ • __ • V • ___ THE1 = F , *1 — m 17, I t =2= ___ d the Mfant Ads for Profit, Use them for Results 1— A n n o u n c e m e n ts BATES I Afr,nef ia** a 10—For Rent, Rooms WE ARE owners and developers. Having subdivision th at offer most unusual opportunities for the investor. H ere is your chance to make some real money. Apply Room 305 F irs t National Bank Building. Florida Land Investors Co. H. W. Mims, A sst. Dist. Man­ ager. _________________ _ 17— For Sale, Houses FOR RENT; Furnished rooms FOR SALE: Right now possess* reasonable. 107 W. 3rd Street. ‘ ’ ion. New, all modem, 5 rooms FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Pri- and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ alow In most select p a rt of San­ PhTne°58G-w!y- GenUemnn “" ‘V- ford only $7500. $3300 cash, bal­ ance easy terms. Bayard Realty FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Pri- Co., Phone 208. 116 S. Park Ave. 24.— L ost, Found MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people are interested In Florida. Each of them through a classified ad WANTED: Counter girls. Lu-Bcth in the Morgantown POST. Six Cafeteria. cents a word for six consecutive WANT work or change of posi­ issues. tion? White only. Northern Star COLUMBUS <Gn.,) LEDGER — Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church Classified ads have the largest St., Orlando, Fla. circulation in Southwestern GeorHELP~~WANTED: Salesladies nt cln. Rate 8c (0-word line) line. J once. Apply m anager, F. W. FOR SALE—Space on the page Wool worth Co. for classified advertisements. LADY SALES assistants to find Why not rent those vacant rooms, prospects to ride bus into Do- or *ell that second-hand goods? Land nnd Ornngo City. F a st sell­ ing property, paying good com­ missions, W rite 96, Herald for inR esident or F lorida since l i l t . terview. References: !.?a 34— W anted Help, Female LOST: Purse containing between $20 and $25 in bills. Finder re ­ tu rn to Singer Sewing Machine Office and seceivo reward. Jos. J. Hathaway. 150 FEET SANFORD AVE LOST: A black suit case on Cel­ ery Ave. Contains book on Peo­ P h o ^ 58Gmw y- Gcntlcman °nIY. FOR SALE: Five room bungalow ples Bank, Red Level, Ala. and gnrnge. Paving paid for. 5— Autos, Sale Best location, Sanford Heights, a t 11— Financial a bargain, direct from owner. Ad­ 27— Piano Tuning I CAN contract tho carpenter work dress P. O. Box 742. 1920 HUDSON COACH, fully ana stucco on a few more resiequipped, alm ost new, liberal donees. Address H. R. care Herald. FOR SALE: Several houses ond I BUY, pay ensh for second hand pianos. Address Box 352. other buildings th a t m ust bo tre for con- discount, cash or term s. Ray La­ removed. You can save money In Salle, 615 E. Third. ______ I 14—For Sale. Acreage building by buying one or more H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, Tigt I6’1*11’ jewelery and clock repairing and of these. Corner Park and Second F ir s t N a tio n a l Rank. engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ WANTED: Five experienced sales­ of 30 for FOR SALE: 1924 Overland Sport St. J. II. HUTCHINSON Touring, like hew or will trade ladies to work Saturdays for nolia Avenue. Phone 442. U F A I, K S T A T U FOR SALE: 2C0 acre farm , five ladies ready-to-wear. Apply The for building lot. Call 705 W. 9th , restricted 131 W e s t F ir s t S tr e e t Style Shop, 309 Sanford Ave. buildings, nice land near M ar­ St„ Room 8. / tion. R h on e ATS ket City, college. Want to sell nnd 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees ATTENTION! , The SanM ember o f S A N F O R D , FLA. buy winter home in Florida. W rite f5ponslbl£ DEPENDABLE USED CARS 35— Wanted Help, Male F lo rid a S ta te for particulars. W. S. Pillsbury, DAYTONA Insertion, F lo r i s t s A ssociatio n . 8TEWART THE FLORIST" Watcrvillc, Maine. 1924 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ jubf equent S A L E S M A N Flowers Vor all occasioia. DELAND FARMS R14 Mvrtie. Phone 2«ft-W t should be dition. We have a good opportunity to 20— Fur Sale Miscellaneous 1924 Dodge touring car. r In case of Acreage STRAWBERRY PLANTS: U rg e offer real estate salesman. One 1923 Dodge coupe, A -l condition. Adjoining FOR SALE: A used piano in first well rooted, now blooming. $2.00 who is fam iliar with the greater 1925 Ford coupe, many extras. [SERS G. TAYLOR DYER class condition. 300 W est Central for 500; $3.50 per 1.000. F. O. B. Sanford district preferred. Daytona 1923 Light Ford truck. tative thorSt. Phone 108-LI. Pointing— Decorating Louise Skrulick, Moore Haven, Fin. S A N F O R D G R O V E . In c. 1922 Ford roadster, special. ,!th rates, Aeroplane Site PHONE 303 507 1st. N nt’L Bank Bldg. BABY BUGGY, good ns new. In­ $ , ion will Rive 31— Special Notices Sold , I. W. PH ILLIPS, SONS Phono 219 quire 520 W. First St. ation. And In Units of assist you GERMAN POLICE DOGS: Pippin WANTED: Two white truck driv­ Phono 3 Oak and 2nd St. 1, 5 and 10 Acre Tracts FOR SALE: All kinds of lumber, mt ad. to Kennels, announce the arrival of | ers a t once. Locnl men who know iron roofing, brick, glass nnd a litte r of 7 puppies December 0, town or ve. Good pay and piping. Bring your truck as this 1925. Sire— Wolf v. d, Sennhutte steadypreferred. 3TICE Entire Sections work. Smith Bros. F urni­ 6— Business Opportunities is ready to haul away. Corner of No. 383,708. Half nephew to ture Co. $150 give their HILTON’S Park Ave. and 2nd Street. Stronghenrt. Dam— Trixie Von address as PERM ANENT WAVING: Have it I1AI1IIKII SHOP Per Acre Bismarck No. 109,020 Harrington 38— Wanted. Siliml'nn Mnle number if done tho "Nestle Way." S atis­ 113 Magnolia Ave. and Park Strain. These puppies are go­ About one faction guaranteed. Special prices TURKEY DEALERS order from * First Class Bar b e n UP iand has n until December 25. Apply nt once Mirell Produce Co., Live Oak, ing fast so if you want one apply POSITIONS WANTED: White Special Attention help all vocations supplied on nt once to owner. R. R. Pippin. ;hers can’t Fla._____ ________________ for nppointment. Miss Virginin Given To Ladles and Children. harry e. pr c t t y m a n short notice. Plenso write, wire or W est F irst Street, 3 miles out, With ou unless Long. Ove r Mobley’s D rug. Store. (Incorporated) near West Sanford Filling Stntion, phone 2632. Northern Stnr Em:ess.> FOR SALE: Shot gun, Remington 7— B u sin ess~ S erv ice •toyment Bureau, 30 E. Church MIST be Automatic, two barrels, one full Post Office Box 125, Sanford. 112 South Park Avenue St., Orlando, Fla. Tbe Sanchoke, one bush; one Wincoester Phone G32-W. HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors. Elton J. Moughton ir by letautomatic rifle. 351 calibre in fine 32— Typewriters, Suppplics WANTED by middle aged white Estim ates given. Superior work­ Incorporated continuancondition. 118 Park Ave., 2nd floor. a r c h it e c t man. C aretaker or janitor posi­ manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co., tion. S. Dutton, P. O. Bpx 1074. Find National Bank Bldg. L Efficient. Hen. Delivery, Orlando.__________ Realtor FOR SALE: Dodge, .7-passenger REMINGTON Portable four-bank SAND for building and construc­ Sanford. ------------- Florid* Typewriters, “tho king of port­ 39-W anled Situation. Female Coupe. A-l condition; wonderful tion purposes. Delivery from buy. S275 cash. Sec Roppelt at ables. $00. Ilurret I’ortnblo Aiming quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. Machines. Can’t bo bent. Seminole REFINED Canadian Indy, 31 410-411.412 The Herald Office. years old, wishes position ns Printery. Phono 03, Welaka Bldg. FARM I OR SALE: Residence, tiong First National Dank Bldg. housekeeper to widower, in return III-TEST building tile and brick. with light and water on high­ COAL FOR SALE. Phono or cnli 33— Wanted Sanford Cement Products Co. way, TOO acres of land, fruit and for board of younger sister. No VALDEZ HOTEL Lincoln Hotel. Phono 490-W, 5th St. and Maple. __________ pecan trees, fire wood, running objections to one child. Southern R aroiiran I ' l l * WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf references. Miss Arlene Fligg, FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors, LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre- water in pasture. Reasonable. Ap­ round timber from 100,000 ft. Meaford, Ontario, Canada. good condition. $200.00. 216 E. fUnfnrd'* L ea d in g H o t e l ncriptlons, Drugs, Sodas. W# ply Wayside Farm, W arthen, Ga. Second. up, m ust bo high land tim ber for •re as n e a r you aa your phone. saw mill purposes. T. W. Pnttcr■IB— W anted Ren! E s in te ling IVIIIIT W. WAIINIMI, M a n a g e r 15 ACRE FARM with 8 acres Call 108. son, Maitland. FOR SALE: Living room suit, din­ ________________ growing best of celery and vegeWE HAVE a large waiting list chairs, day bed nnd dresser. ortunities tables, 7 acres in wood land. New 120ingHolly 8ANFOKD ELECTRIC CO. for small houses. What have you Ave.__________________ WANTED ROOM: Two young men Seminole Boulevard will eross this want room anti board in private to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. ADVERTISE in the Journal-H er­ Irice Successors to Gillon A P latt family, with garage. References 515 First National Bank Bldg. flfl Magnolia. Everything elec­ property. Price, including now 8 Sale— Furniture, etc. irtments ald. South Georgia’s greatest room house $31,500. Part cash, exchanged. Address G. W, care trical. Phone 422. Electragith newspaper. Morning, afternoon, I t n t l l a t n r , tloily, F e m l e r a . R u n ­ uses balance within 2 years. Meekins, Radio. 42— Advtg. Mediums Herald. We carry n full line. n i n g H o a rd . Iti-p ulri * .% weekly nnd Sundny. Classified oms care Herald. Our prices are right. Cash or rates 10c per lino. Waycross Jo u r­ W o S p e c i a l i z e In WVecka WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ terms. Wo want your business WANTED: Second hand Johnston LEARN ABOUT Tola County nnd nal-Herald. Waycross, Georgia. 13—Sale »r Exchange Lakeland, through the Stnrnolia and Second. F irst and him, Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. hoard row boat motor in good condi­ Sanford Radiator and Telogram. Best advertising me­ ADVERTISING gets results If It 321 E. First SL Sanford Avenue and IGtb Street, tion. S. R. I). care Herald. |fice. Stores dium in South Florida. Published FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three Expert service. reaches potential buyers. PaBody Works eage mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— latka &\.—Sale, Real Estate mules. Will sell cheap or trade Dully News is circulated in I Lakeland. Florida. tnge,. for Ford truck or Fordson Tractor. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing R ad iato rs. L a m p s nnd F e n d e rs an industrial nnd agricultural secAll A u t o m o b l l o M e ta l P a r t s E ngraving, Embossing. See ur Call L. II. Echols. Telephone C16L2 TWO CHOICE lots on _ Geneva res Joint) —Xenia. Make your sales AvcniMn'foni only•• Alikio •'dnhh. i;,..Bi‘Pton. ~ W elding, B razin g and diddering first. We do it. Phone 417-W S r , through the Xenia Gaxotto, Zenl?x’S ” » W o rk , t l u a r a a t r r d t o P l e n a * Balance terms. Box 231, Herald. R. R. Avo.-Commercial St. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tnmpa, i in. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ tnt 17—For Sale, Houses Fla. Thousands read the clas­ trict. W ant ad and ditplsy ratca 30U W e n t Second S t r e e t c\t FOR SALE: Corner lot in MnyJAM ES II. COWAN—All kind* on request. sified pages of Florida's Great Sanford , Florida fair a t bargain. Direct from of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. STUCCO HOUSE, 4 rooms ami cellaneous Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. is a prescription for owner. E ’hone G71W. W ater a rd Boat Tanks. A t Oak Itate bath nnd sleeping porch. $ 1500, A LITTLE WANT AD IN The Minimum 25c, cash with order. Avenue and Third Street. Tele* $2000 cash, balance terms. Address HERALD will bring you in big W rite for complete rate card. Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, re phone 111. Dean-Berg Corp., Box 131. DIXIE HIGHWAY Gas Station results. Advertise those old a r­ knted Bilious Fever nnd Malnrin ticles you have stored away and THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT anil Store—Fully Equipped: Old HIRACLR Concrete Co., general FOR SALE: In Edgewood, new six —Central West Virginia’s larg ­ have no use for. A little thirtyestablished business, paying; 3 gas cement work, sidewalks, bnlldroom stucco bungalow. Eastern and four oil tanks, complete stock est daily. Want nd rate I l-2c per refers It kills the germs. eont nd may bring you several W. H. LUNG ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. ft. exposure, completeli' furnished, all dollars. I'hono 148 nnd a repre­ word; 4 Insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or groceries and fixture*; new fivetorati.itf, Terw illeger. Prop. conveniences, $10,500.00. Small room painted house nnd store OOx more 1c per word each insertion. sentative will cnll nnd sis* you. MEAT MARKET cash payment, liberal terms, own­ 200 plot, near schools, churches, TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— HILL LUMBER CO. House o, er P. O. Box 1073. Try Smith'B Barber THE MORNING JOURNAL Is tho room painted houso nnd store 60x Service, Quality and Priea. ItKKL & SONS Trees 410 Ban ford Av«. Sanford, FU. accepted w ant ad medium in etc. For immediate action, $5500 Shop for good barber „ You Drive It. . $2500 CASH will buy a 5 room Daytona (F la.) One cent a word Supplies \UURESS1NU — M ultigraphing, takes all, only part needed. H er­ ff. Myrtle and 2nd St. at IL R. furnished house facing east. folding mid mailing—as you Fine yard with flowers and fruit man Corrington, 101 F irst Nation­ work. Ladies welcome. an insertion. Minimum 25c. i-ggs wont It— when you want I t trees. Balance terms. Can give im­ al Bank Building. N ext to Valdez. < * M « u i U H k I I I I S H I I I U I I I H H I I I I I H H H I I H X 11 Phone 073. H. E. Porch. First mediate possession. Dean - Bern [and Supplies ONE new, five room house at GinNational Hank ntdg. Corporation. 515 First Nat’l. Bank Porter E. P itts dervillc. Easy terms. P. O. Box NOTICE Bldg. RKAL KHTATH C96, city. 8— For Rent, Apartm ents P. Female 4IO.SII.II3 Ini Nal’I. Ilnnk ntdg. P, Male NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE: $1500 J. E. SPU RLING . oua-division TO ALL CONTRACTORS I 'h o n o 410-W H a n fo rd . Flo. FOUR ROOM apartm ent, unfur­ cash. Balance 1. 2. 3 years, or p, Male or K iipri'H cntlng W . V, W h e e l e r , s p e c i a li s t. Subdivision to Or­ On nml after January the nished, close in. Com er of Sec- monthly. Price $0500. Dean-Berg lU-.il K s t u l e B roker lando, Florida, and F l o r a ond and Palm etto. 122 1-2 Palm et­ Corporation, 515 First Nut’l. Bank H e i g h t s , Florida on Dixie High­ 10th, 1920, the Painters scale pP. Salesm an to Ave. Bldg. way. ____ ________________ will he $1.00 per hour. ■ation. Male Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $4,000 Local 1201. Sanford RENT: Two or three room 2 ROOM houses in Pinecrest sub­ LOT NO. 33 Palmetto Ave., be­ fation, |*’,*njnlf FOR Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, apartm ent. Herald Apartments. division a t $750 each. Also tots tween Katie and branklln $809 By M. D. JACKSON, ' E state Financial Secretary. a t $300.00, all on easy terms. Post cash. Bnlanco terms. Price $2250. m Eastern Exposure ............... $4,200 (lent WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room Office Box 69G, City. Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 First turns. unfurnished apartm ent. Reply a. it. a. X—J t Lot 10, Block 6 Elliott Avenue, ! ONE, five room bungalow with nil N nt’L Bank Bldg. M. C. J. care Herald. modern improvements, on Pop* CORNER LOT in Sanford Heights, Eastern Exposure ............... $4,200 J IN I IIII FLAY 3 ’ tem ents 9— For Rent, Houses lar Ave,, between First and Sec* $2500 if sold before Jan. 1. $1,ond St. Price $4850. $1500 down 000 cash, balance $100 every 90 t a TERMS FOR RENT: Garage. 907 S. Lau­ nnd $50 per month. P. O. Box 690, days. An Experienced Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 f l subdivisions rel St. City._____________ _____________ F irst N at’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 713. Uurger, Insurance A gent It Orlando, Fla, 10— For Ilont, Rooms FOR SALE: New five room bung­ MAINE — Waiervtlla, Morning alow on Sanford Ave., $5000. ( farmers Sentinel. Thousands of Maine LAKE MARY Vioad of that ROOM FOR RENT: In private Terms. Inquire J. M. Uoerr, No. people arc interested In Florida 7 Phillips Apartment. Call 135 for DEVELOPMENT family for gentleman only. property. Reach them through «mber Co. The Phone 58G-W. FOR SALE: One acre nnd three tho Sentinel. Rato card on ap­ ice. COMPANY Re-Sales Dept. ____________ room houso and garage, good plication. FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ 214 E. FIRST ST. well, 3 miles from -ian * TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ 1OH Magnolia Ave. . Rent Phone IF room. 618 Oak Ave. Phone flowing ford. 12 hundred feet south of 622-W. ers and fern growers of Volus­ I’hono 453. N IIIRH First St. Prepared hard road. ia county advertise In the Do Land DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell ptVTCE Day FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ Price $3900; $10110 cash, balance anything? If so advertise in out meals. Reasonable rates. In two years. Quick sale. • C. Rob­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash the Gainesville Sun. s'l, ,trains, --------- BBnsr: ■ ■a with order. «5l and’ 63 HUS i>. M. "i-W Lincoln Hotel. erts. Box 373, Sanford. » 10c * Hne k a line 7c » Lne ’ 5c a Un* Rouble above I East Front Close In $200.00 Per F t Well located lots in ROSE COURT 2 000.00 10 per cent down MR. R. A. KING W. V. WHEELER i f it i r 1 0 0 © ■I 3* MAYFAIR WANTED High School Auditorium Bodwell Realty Co., i Tuesday, Dec. 15th By GEORGE McMANUS [G IJP FATHER >\ v / \ r s T A, FR O M T H E . G E M J E .W E L R Y C O . PH O M CO * H E S W O Y O U H A V E . AJS A .P O Q U S T M E lH T GELM J E W E L R Y TO slC*KT O O V /i ^ O I’L L ____________ _ Hltvj . T H e R E • T O O M U tfT k c e p i t - / ----------- I T H A J S K ’O OO GM 4 FO R t'M C ,L * \0 » M S O E HIM K E E P TH E. A P P O 'N T H E H T A.*b » K H O W \ T t t> PA T , C H R l t j T H A ’S P l ^ T ^ E N T - P H O N IN ' T O MT HOOtM I • J V IbT L O L L Y ! I '1 lUll/'/A tow s" ADMISSION aa nud 30a \ V V O Z. A yFRA U Q • ^ V O ,U R 'W IF E . W O O L O KNOW TH IS SPACE DONATED BY M E V O IC E O U T G H E O 'O N 'T - -y C o THAT f o h m e T o M O R .a .O 'w mvc^ h y - O JG A N * \ V /A N H Ay c ;\T .O U T H A D ••m in is c o s t u s t o W. P. Carter REALTOR forgotten AvLL A .C O O T IT - 230 McLsch Bldg. Rhone 718 Winter Days Are Here See Our New Assortment of Andirons and Fire Seta Ball Hardware Co. l PHONE 8 i NT |* F t a n w e S ewvice. I nc . 1211 'Wku -V ■ ; :r. Yr ' � 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. 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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 22-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 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/8f4f1bd5682c0c64cafc79fe8fdbd6e5.pdf 7e351f5e690fcad6387b97e226017a3d PDF Text Text Vegetable rden Land •rtmidfe north**!* isociATfen press leased wire sa n fo r d , U. S. Ambassador To Spain Is To Resign, Says Madrid Report LOCARNO PACT SIGNING! Discontented With Family Conditions, Arnold Comer Fled From Home Wednes­ day To Begin Crime Career isure While Assiffn- Simple Countenance Contradicts Story After Several Robberies, Boy Beat Woman To Death And Then Slew Two Others 'ax 1 0 uestion ; H ouse Pec. 16.— reduction for a while while that . action of iajority in ints a t the nittoo lists, the action the Meirridfd to take ntntive Gnrlenilcr, n s- Uaders were Y a c h t C lu b A n n o u n c e s P la n s I* in su rg e n ts principles o f F o r B ig R e g a t t a T o B e H e l d [ic leader de* no comfort p.r publicans", pf Wisconsin, i naslened to Uid lie “able I in the fu- LOCAL Many Sanford citizens attend celebration n t Osteen which m arks tho incorporation of the town. Citizens of Imke Mary Tursdny reject incorporation hill by Blocked n vote of 22 to 9. * [j the a mendNew street sweeper for city is ntating dis* delivered to City Mnnngcr W. Ifroni consid II. Williams this jnom ing. bt; on which Ki wan is Club takes action to Urtv regutnr- sponsor plans for an aviation bnrd to block field here. t bn proposing City aw ards contrnct for conatm etion of warehouse at foot n of Connec- of Sanford Avenue. Sanford Yncht Club announces sader, replie I ganized t he th at definite arrangem ents have it the major- been completed for holding a re­ Ltv for which g a tta here in Jan u ary . leriLance tax [little ground rim the modihr the tax rc■Fprnval. Ir .•uccess so Every amend•ill. managers measure dethe schedule he maximum r cent, which e accomplish- YELLVILLE, Ark., Doc. 1G.— (/P)—A small boy sal in the Mar­ ion county jail here today brood­ ing over a week of desperate ad­ venture, while residents of Buf­ falo community, in tho remote back woods east of here, g*nve thnnks for tho end of n series of violent deeds. * The boy, widened, little Arnold Comer, who says he is “about IK or 1*1, lias admitted to officers that he is tho author of a suc­ cession of Inwless acts, culm inat­ ing Sunday in the slaying of threo persons. He was sleeping the sleep of exhaustion Tuesday when a sheriff’s posse seised him. Near Ids undersized body lay an arm a­ ment of four pistols, a shotgun and n peck of ammunition. The disposition of tho youthful desperado, whose sinitde counten­ ance contradicts his bloody story, Action came on the M atter fol­ lowing a talk by G. W. Hughes, former British Army flyer, wm stressed the importance of imme­ diate work which, in* sa y , is neces­ sary in order that Sanford l>e »* sured of becoming ho it to govern­ ment air mail flyers anil tho nuinj commercial planes soon ;o be scei in the air over the entire state. Mr. Hughes stated that San ford was nn n direct line botwcei Jacksonville and Tampa and ala, between Ja ck so n v ille and Mtnm and th at bids were now being con side rail by the postal authoritlei for the establishment <( "in service between JacKsonviUo i p art of a farewell celebration to Tampa. Hnrold W. Algin, the first pro­ He said that no other lamll,,‘ fessional radio announcer in the field in the state could be bttU United States. WGY sent out the situated for the convenience* o music over n 40 metre wavo length, government and coaiutorci.i. I than a field located just outsui used in sim ilar programs last year the city lim its of Sanford. with good results. Work to Begin At the conclusion of Mr. Hughe As London is five hours ahead of New York time, special per­ talk, Mayor Forrest U U J mission was obtained for the Hotel the grounds Immediate > • J Havoy there to remain open long to the golf links would be »u,‘ft ' enough to put out the music. for an air port. j^ e i v in j t5tL„ Urinative reply, \be mnjO • that work would bo bcgu« ^ on the clearing of ilw' , M(l Europeans Dance As Mi» Stations Furnish Music Mxbt f,inU!t. *tn»ini from 1.. *«re carried S 0rw in New Srfinecta.ly an,I Httsborgfl, ta Brul t!1?, own *1-: Ltlsh llr,w»d,, conducted Europe did 1 the music ^texceHcnt the music lr>tnh Com« t.ry’ V:"Zfebroadcast A s B eing “L aw less” | B y F or m erSecr etar y VOTERS R E JE C T n iT n n ro rrrn n i l f SenTto Prerf-' (le n t S a id A c c “ 8 ?. SUGGESTED BILL* Officer Was Unfit FOR LAKE MARY For Hi^ Army Joh C O N T R A C T FOR BI G WAREHOUSE GRANTED BY CITY Citizens llecMeNot To A,„„, Corporation Forms Passed By The Slate Legislature; 19 PlfflWS P cliSC ) O clV S W C C h S ------- Sanford Men At Election FonTicr Cabinet Head Says Army Officers A t a special election held nt Lake Mary Tuesday for the pur­ Arc Not ‘Muzzled* pose of deciding on the ndoption or rejection of an incorporation hill passed by the state Itgislature. Hi! voters cast their ballots for rejection and nine favored adoption. The election is said to have cul­ minated a heated political cam ­ paign th at has been waging in laiko Mary over the question of the special charter approved by the governor on May HI, 11125, mid referred to the voters of the e f­ fected area by a referendum pt- Construction Of I’ier At Foot Of Sunford Ave. To Begin Within Next Few Weeks; May Get Number Of Barges authorized, nnd n delegate des­ patched to Jacksonville to enter into plans for the acquisition of 10 or 12 barges to convey requir­ ed building m aterial to Sanford. “Thu traffic situation Is becom­ ing so serious’* Mayor Lake said, “ th a t we hnvo deemed it not only advisable, but necessary to provide some means of effecting the de­ livery of building m aterial here before Sanford contractors are caught in the plrich th a t is a ffe c t­ ing many sections of the state." Tho warehouse will bo construct­ ed of galvanizud sheeting accord­ ing to present plans, and will rep­ resent an expenditure of between $10,000 and *50,000 uCeynHng L» estim ates maAo by city Actual building npemtlops will commence within a few days, it is said, and the completion of tho project is expected to result with­ in tho next few weeks. In commenting on the construc­ tion of the pier F. E. Harrison, WASHINGTON. Dec. 1G — (AI*).— A letter w ritten by John’W. Weeks its Secretary of War, describing Col. Wil­ liam Mitchell as “lawless," un­ fit for high adm inistrative powers anti possessed of a de­ sire for publicity a t the exponno of others, was present­ ed in evidence today at the Mitchell court m artini. W riting to President Coolidgt*, Thu. election was preceded by a mass m eeting held Monday eve­ the then secretary gnyo these n • ning, nt which time Frank Vcr- liii reasons for refusing to rec­ nny of Lako Mary apoku on the ommend that Mitchell b- reap­ advisability of adopting the chart­ pointed chief of the arm y i ir serv­ er, while Frank Evans delivered nn ice with the lunk of Rrigndi w Gen­ nddress urging IJiko Mary citi­ eral. zens to reject the measure ns o n e; Tho letter wan presented to tho prejudicial to the b est interests of court by MnJ.-Gen. Drueiii E. Nolan, assistant chief of ntnff, tho tho community. In discussing his reasons for op-' posing the incorporation of Lake Alary under the tcrinn of tlm spec­ ial charter rejected yesterday, Mr. Evans stated opponents of the measure were not directly oppo.vd to incorporation as n general pol­ icy, but were of tin* opinion that the s|>crial incorporation form passed by the legislature with respect to U k « Mary, contained provisions that wore detrim ental to tile, future development of tho KIWANIANS T O MANY PRESENT SPONSOR PLANS AT BIG OSTEEN His Road Bond Issue FOR AIR FIELD “PEP” MEETING Seems Certain To He Robbery Accomplice Returned To Boston “ miKntnl c itie s M itchell D e s c r ib e d O n L a k e M o n ro e J a n u a r y 2 3 opening of the Hanford lacht l Club’s new clubhouse were decided ( | upon at a meeting of the tinned of I | Governors of the Club held Tues-jj day afternoon, according to an a n -: nouncemi at made today by Commodule .1. K. Emory. pariug to entertain thousands of The program for Jio sail and J visitors who lire expected to come motor regatta includes four classes; by < rail nnd w ater for the purpose! of races in which many national!:' rof visiting this first big event on known speed boats will compete I the waters of beautiful Lake Mon-| for the trophies, three classes of roe,” Commodore Em ory said to­ sailing hunt races, two classes for day, "and as Sanford has the best local outboard motor enthusiasts water course of the entire state STATE , and a race for cruisers, which is the regatta on Jan. 2:t will serve Countess Snlm refuses to tnik expected to bring 'out .1 number of to advertise ty’s advantages to the about her m arital troubles nt new Hanford boats uf this type whole country.” piloted by loenl yachtsmen. Palm Reach home. Clubhouse (o Open Dec. .11. Several magnificent em bers arc Existing freight problems can Tlie opening date of the new now being built in the yaids of the host be worked out through co­ club house wns given ns Dec. 11, operation, declares U. Hudson Gibbs Company at Jacksonville for at which time n formal hull will be Rurr, state railroad commission­ members of the Hanford Yncht given for club members, their fam ­ Club, unit it is said tlrnt most of j er. ilies and for out of town guests of them will he completed in time to i the DOMESTIC members. This affa ir is now participate in the regatta, which Thousands of Europeans dance tiring planned and a brilliant a s­ this morning to music played in is destined to Weenie an annual semblage is expected to attend. the United Stntes, 1,000 miles feature on the waters of Like On the evening following the Monroe, according to Yncht Club away. regatta a formal invitational hall officials. Report from AL'idrid snys Am­ Commodore Emory stated today will lie held in the club houses, bassador Moore will resign and that $5,000 was to he spent in which promises to he one of the return to the United States a t staging the races, and that every most interesting affairs of the sea­ once. effort would lie made toward ntnk- son, from a social standpoint. New York polico are looking for Vhseuro bootlegger, believed to be the slnyer of "Rattling” Siki. Arnold Comer, Arkansas hoy slaver, relates strange story of killing three persons. Reorganization of tho Chicago Hoard of Trade is now ready to Mayor Forrest Lake Is Chier he rounded out with the estab­ Mayor Forrest L lishment of n clearing l ouse bv Speaker At Celebration Of City’s Support Jan. 1. O s t e e n’s Incorporation Discussed At Cot. Mitchell is described ns being “lawless" by Former Secretary of W ar Weeks in let­ ter w ritten to President Coolidge. # . Action of Republican majority in tho House in placing the in­ surgents a t tho bottom of com­ m ittee lists, is discussed today. CJMtflw* from *7 'upp'.Y clubs NEW YORK, Dec. 1G.—</P)— Am bassador Moore has announced _ to King Alfonso of Spain that hr; has resigned nnd will return a t once to tho United States, a copyrighted dispatch from Ma­ drid to tho New York Times says today. State departm ent officials at W ashington declined to com meat on the news assorting nl! infor­ m ation on tho m atter would have to come from the White House. K ing Alfonso was reported grcntly moved by the nmbassno r’s announcement, which wan . mndo a t a farewell audience nt the palace. “ Resides being nmbnssador yon hnvo always been a friend,” he is quoted ns saying. “Your kind sym pathy and friendly man­ ner have obtained everything for your country. You hnvo nlwnys helped us and been a great friend. . Tho king then placed his arm around Ambassador Mooro in n brotherly manner before a large gathering awaiting royal audience. I NUMBER 117 EKillTEKN PAGES TODAY F l o r id a , We d n e s d a y , Decem ber 16,1925 hnngers will suffice J * ,[ r^(j | ont until plans can he • perm anent ones. , f ,, F w K a! P c S m M» and L. » nil who attended and muny of tho guests, particularly those from Hanford, came home with glowing reports of the manor in which tho City of Osteon was given its ini­ tial start. Mayor I-tko, in his nddress to the gathering, reviewed some of tho past history of the cities of tliis section and told of the ways and means by which many of them had greatly improved within the past two years. In closing he urg ­ ed the citizens of Oxtocn to be­ gin immediately the construction of improvements which are so nec­ essary, he said, to iho welfare of any community. He stressed the many difficulties' which Osteen citizens might ex­ pect to encounter in tho making of a modern city and urged them to profit by tho mistakes >f their neighboring cities and nvqld unnec­ essary expenditure of funds. Mr. DcCottes and Mr. Spencer followed along the lines of Mayor Lake’s speech in the short talks which thev made to tho nsscmhly. It was said by citizens of Osteen that a greater get tvgetffer and "pep" meeting was never before held in tho city. Carried In St. Johns from a t 9:15 o’clock this morning, the figures for the carrying of tho bond issue for good ronds rolled up, G52 votes being east for the is­ sue and only 82 ngninst. All the county preslnct* nro ex­ pected to make their returns by noon, and the vote will bo officially eanvussed. Even if the vote should he adverse in tho outtlying dis­ tricts, the veto would not oc chang­ ed materially, the nrejont majority being so overwhelmingly large. The issue is for 12,200,000, and the preferential rond program en­ dorsed by the county commissionera comprise* many mi lea of good roads that will form n network of liighways over the country. City Obtains Nov S t r e e t Sweeper . ^ it ,« w ta iw rr The new street sweeper onlom i ] by the city some time ago was d o -; livered this morning by W aller TDKIO, Dee, IG.—fA l—Govern­ Johnson, representative of the Am- , ment spokesmen today stated th a t tin Motor Sweepers Company pi | MIAMI. Fla., D-e. lit - hT) Chicago. It is a 1920 model pick­ The body nf an unidentified man , troops hud left Korea for Mudl.en, up sweeper with a *15 hoisepower with blood-stained clothing was Manchurian capital, amt th a t ad­ Ruda motor, und cost the city $0,­ found floating in the Miami River ditional forces would leavo T hurs­ 750. near the city disposal plant this day a fte r which no fighting would Photographs were made this morning. The body was fully he perm itted within rix miles of morning In front of the City Hull clo th ed und wns thut of a man i lie capital. I It was stated th a t both M arshal showing the old sweeper and the about 40 years old. Although well preserved, it wm I Chang Tso-I.in, dictator of Man­ new, together with iho new City Hall and police headquarters. apparent th at tho body bad been churia, nnd Gen. Guo Hung-Idii, .Mayor Forrest Lake and City Man­ in tho w ater for several days. Tho his form er henchman and now his ager \V. R. Williams were pres­ clothing was of good quality, but principal adversary in the factional ent when the delivery was offic­ on removing tho white shirt and fighting in progress in Manchuria, undershirt was found to he cover­ would he notified by the Japanese ially mndu. [th at his order m ust bo obeyed. It is said th at the street de­ ed with Idood stains. partm ent <is now in Hotter position Municipal Court was in session to take care of tho additional this morning for only a few work required of it through tho minuttfH during which time Judge ncquisiutiou of the new machine. Early delivery of the sweeper W. E. White disposed of u few minor cases that were on the was made through the efforts of the city m anager in procuring a docket. WEST PALM REACH, Fla. Dcc.| Isaac Power failed to appear to freight perm it In advance of the answer to a charge of disorderly machine’s shipm ent, officials s ta t­ 10.—(A*)— Reporters here todny| lo prevent tho t were living in hopes that Count' • conduct nnd hia bond of $25 was ed this morning. Halm von lloogstrnten would cea e baby, used pistol ordered estreated. Alvin Grey playing tag with them and break drs on her proper wns fined $10 on a like charge. her silence, which she hud th re a ­ turned out to lx* M. Van Ettcn amt Mrs. E. S. tcctives who clai tened to do on several occn ' I.undqulst each were assessed a tho employ of th In each instance, however, tho th«. countess’ horn fine of $1 for violation of the L. W. W heat, local garage em ­ form er Milllcent Rogers, and lu’ir- sodo nlmost »x parking rules. ployee who was injured in nn auto­ ess to $19,900,000, woinan-lll.e night when tho co mobile accident ut Highland Street changed her mind at tlie last min­ discovered tho coi and Hanford Avenuu on the night ute as the journalistic hordes be­ of Dec. G, is still in a very ser­ gan to gather, nnd seift word th a t ious condition nt the Fernuhl- “she Imd nothing to sny.” Laughton Hospital according to The countens is living quietly at statem ents of hospital authorities Waikiki Cottage a t Palm Roach made this morning. until tho arrival of the count, her W heat sustained a blow on the husband, und his m other from Eu­ head when his Ford roadster tu rn ­ rope. The count began his New ed turtle, following a collision York-I'alm Reach w urfaro to gain w ith another tamchine, und has control of their year-old son by never since regained conciousncss Issuing daily statem ents and then except for n few moments, accord­ starting legal proceedings. Every day tha countess has been impor­ ing to reports. sterday th a t II. Miss Maude I.uury anil "Doc" tuned to firo back with a state­ ■of the countess, Brown, W heat’s companions a t the ment and several tim es she has h had arrived l tim e of tho accident, were ’ only I been alm ost persuaded. The climax of the uitustioit at* slightly injured. Light Docket In Municipal Court Countess Plays Tag With Reporters, Refusing To Talk Of Marita! Trouble L. W. Wheat Still In Serious Condition Death Claims One Of Oldest Masons I �__________ • • THE SANFQRnllERAI.n.TUESnAY. DECEMBER 15, 102r, PAGE E l ++++*++ ’♦ + 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 •:••:••:•4 •>4 ❖ 4 <•* * * 4 + + 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 * 4 4 4444 Skillful Treatment or Nature 9s Handiwork At Loch-Arbor a wonderful setting was furnished by nature—for here will be found the most picturesque type of tropical beauty in lavished profusion. Skill­ ful landscape engineers, men with vision and appreciation of its unmatchable possibilities, are given free rein to produce a homesite of the highest type. Driveways are laid out with graceful curves, its fascinating lakes and waterways are now being developed. All improvements which are now being installed, are of the highest character and complete in every detail. . THE COUNTRY CLUB SECTION WILL BE PLACED ON THE MARKET WITHIN A FEW DAYS. RESERVATIONS CAN B E M A D E THIS OFFICE ADVISED. IMMEDIATE SELECTION IS Next to Post Office TELEPHONE 588 FIRST STREW AN1) PALMETTO AVE 444+44444444+4444444444444444444444444*444444 4+444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + v 4 4 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 <..-..-.a *.-. . .~ TT + 4 + ^ ^ » ^ ^ + 4 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 ^ > 4 4 4 4 + + * * * * ..........4 . . 4< >vv .• 4 4 v v v v 4 v 4 4 4 4 v v v v 4 v 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 .* ’..^-.^i 4444+44*+++ �THE SANFORD HERALD, WBnVBflDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1925. Freight Problems Can Be Best Worked Out Through Co-operation, Says Burr JACKSONVILLE, Dec. IS.—{K') —In commenting today on the progress made In connection with the organization work of the FlorIda division of the Southeastern Regional Advisory Board, the chairman of the organization com- College HolidaysTo Start December 18; GirlsBegin Packing th* regular 2:20 train. Extra ac­ commodation! will ba provided for than. The Gulf Florida and Ala­ bama will make arrangement* lat­ er to take care of the students go­ ing to Atlanta, ‘ N« Fee* For Membership Every shipper and receiver, or anyone interested in trnnsportulion, in eligible for membernhlp arid the problem* of the amnller shipper* und receiver* of freight will receive as earnest conslderam ittee, it. Hudson Burr, slate rail- tlon im those nf the largest. In­ road commissioner, isfion the fol- ddentally, there are no dues or lowing statem ent: fee* whatever required for inem“ When anything it fundamental- lershlp. ly right ami based on a spirit of “ Practically every district of the co-operation and a fairnejss on the M ali is reporting the tentative part of all interested |iarhi»i, it form ation of L :-minul rec ivirig is a very sirnpli m atter to form roim niltees, Indicating thut very an organization such as the one satisfactory progre.;* is being wn are now trying to form . The made. main thing, however, if. the o k - 1 “ As on indication of the sinmen t of time in reaching everyone cerity on the part of the curriers to explain what these boirds menu, ami (lie American Railway Associhow they operate and the results ation, the car service division has they can produce lor the state of not only opened up an office in Florida. Jacksonville, of which (). W. EdBig Reaulta Expected wards is district manager, with u “ I do not believe th at the ship- proper force to curry on the work, pers and receivers of freig h t nor i.ut has also assigned u number the railroad representatives are of its agents stationed throughout tho railroad irepresentatives are various sections of the country, any different in Florida than they to this territory to assist the rnilnre in any other section of the roads nnd the shipper*'u nil reeciv* country, and I am fully confident cm of freight, that the spirit of fairnes umong! "We are looking forward to u nil parties will he m anifested in very large attendance at the meetihe Florida division organization, ing to be held Dec. 1H at the lluvnl which can accomplish probnldy Theater a t Jacksonville." greater results than huve been uecompllslifd by regional board* in other sections of the country where results highly (.atisfertory to all interest have been ohmlned. “ It nhotihl be distinctly u n d er-) stood th a t this is a public organ­ ization nnd not a n i l read organ­ ization mid while the I’lilioad rep­ resentatives ordinarily rdt a t the! meetings and advise with the I board members on m atters of mu­ tual concern, tho railroads have no voice in the board's proceeding*. The hoard, of nccecaity, only handles m atters th at tm m under the purview of the car service division of the American Railway Association, namely car supply ami service puestiuns, and due* not in any way function in m atters per FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, mining to freight rates. December 18-19, On flu* Balcony in the Basket. Benntiful hand-made articles suitable for Christmas Gifts. l)o|| Clothes, Embroidered Tea Napkins, Silk Couch ( lovers. A variety nf good things for your Sunday dinner on the Cooked Food Table, Saturday. Your patronage earnestly so­ licited. Phone 53<i BUILDERS MATERIAL GROWERS SUPPLIES The college business otnce wiu ■ell tickets orer all lines several days In advance of the college a closing. Special trains will also be run for the return of the students. Before You Finish A h One F jn(is „ er Acres of gifts from the a rtisan s of nil the w^u choosing!. / * orl<1 Lest we weary with countless suggestions, Wp T Here is o Christmas Land of Plenty, where a co AUTOMOBILES However simple, however handsome, the gift v beauty—always priced as modestly as real qim| We have several exquisite standing fish hotvh D IS P L A Y MAGNOLI A AVENUE HHh Aluminum Ware Cutlery Pyrex Silverware Sister Schaffers Pen Sets Tea Sets Sewing Scissors Roller Skates Military Brushes The newest in foot wear showing Pumps embroider­ ed in gold, others with fluf­ fy Satin buckles, nil with the new Spike heel. Vanities SERVE YOU | Hill Hardware W hitman’s Candy Y e F i r e S id S tu d io K v < I Phone 53 J ia iS f^ S fS iS iS iS tS iS iS iS iS iS jS iS iS iS iS i^ S iS iS iJ W Come in and make your selections early 009 Union Avenue THERE YOU MAY FIND THE PARTICULAR GIFT F O B THE PARTICULAR PERSON YOU HAVE IN MIND. + *► + + ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + 29,939,000 itjuarz yar^; of concrete s t m t [axxm tnt were luul in 1924 fi'zv • p a sttn ltrt f t u r d ttrs, Jtu r-n vA tt/ t r a it s , ia l/ttn tins, nmpliU tfuipmtut Coupe *2095 T o u rin g Car - 1795 Roadster (Duzr-w*) 1895 M U fto A f u u i, tts.i SANFORD GROVE a m id m a j e s t ic * p i n e s ' l nc reason *or tnis na­ tion-wide popularity of cimcrute street pavement is the fact that it is die finest looking pave­ ment money can buy, and gives greater ser­ vice value per dollar than any ether type. O ur f u t booVht.Tum cTrtrStrrztj for Ycur Tev/t*,” nidi M l you tfu u<h«l« ztory. A ik for your copy. SANFORD GROVE, First National Bank Bldg, Phone 2*19 BART NASON, Sales Director . REALTOR P O R T I-A N D rr-M P N T ASFOC***TfCN G t-b a m y ZASONVILLE, FL». /* *'* M v .* t tn ,' - t and t: /•.*»' t iv L’tct cj;' C a erne C/riCCV Tools Knives Guns Perfum e Shaving- Sets WILL HE GLAD TO A ir Rifles Roller Skates Tool Chests Toilet Articles Nun nelly's Candy Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe Brother Mother H* t ‘ 0 C 1 T I D I x u u u i u n i i u i i i u t u u i �Berlin Life Guards Must Swim; Not Pose Baby Becomes Dope Addict State News Briefi . NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—(/Pj— There was an unabated demand for. .the railroud .sh a re s with, the trend of stock prices pointed up­ ward nt the opening of the day’s iparlyBt. 4.ji#invo3Macpt byyln& cen­ tered in m sdehiglr grade Issues nt Union Pacific, Atchinson, Penn­ sylvania, Illinois C entral, Great Northern pfd, and C. & O, several of which bettered th eir previous top prices. f ’v Low priced c a rrie r stocks ad­ vanced under the leadership o f Erie, New Haven and Rock Island is­ sues. More stability was shown by industrial shares, w ith brisk bidding for oils. W INTER PARK, Dec lfl-fJ D — 1A banquet was tendered by W in­ te r Park to delegates to the an­ nual convention of the League of Municipalities, held a t Orlando. The banquet was given by the! Chamber of Commerce. W EST PALM BEACH, Dec. lfl. —GP>—Municipal Judge llauck dis­ missed charges of violation of the recently-enacted real estate li­ cense ordinance against T. P. Dempsey and T. J. Farrell, local realtors. The city prosecutor de­ clared th a t he had been unable to procuro evidence against them. Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel ..... Crucible Steel ------Erie .................... — ■ New York C entral Norfolk nnd W estern Northern & Pacific _ Ban American *Pct. ,... Pennsylvania —a... . R e a d in g ..................... Southern Pacific —. Southern R ailw ay.... Studebnkor — Standard Oil of N. J Tobacco Products Union Pacific ........... U. S. Rubber ......... ... 1^-bF)—Tho m the sun is bed a decidI of artificial AC prices that art right Paa Am and Standard Gaa IM OUa “Veedol Oils" 4 Electric Irons 111S Sanfard Are. Saafotd. Fla. Earle T. Field P u tM to a-B ra m lai WAI.S IS NOMINATED WASHINGTON,' Dec. 1C.—(JP)_ Joint II. Wals of Now Orleans was nominated today to be a member of the shipping board, lie now is serving a recess appointment. PLYMOUTH, Vt., Dec. 1C,—(.?) —This hamlet, which is justly SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 1G.— f/P).— Money has been appropriat­ ed and Mormon church authorities have approved plans to paint gi­ gantic letters spoiling “Salt Lake” or “Snlt Lake City" cm the roof of the famous Mormon tabernacle. The sign was deeided upon in the hope th a t it would aid aviators passing over this section. Tires and Tubes Phone 461-J 131Vi ........ 48** ........ 82 Vi ....... 38% ....... 145% ----- 140 ** ....... 150 >4 70Vt ____ 7 0 'i ....... 51% ....... m b ....... 53 hi ....... 101 % ....... 117% ........ 50% (up) 13% .... ..150% Many Old Timers In Coolid^e Home Town it probably is one of th c ’.most salubrious spots in t h 'i section of tin* country. Herb Moore and several oldtimers were discussing with Angus IMacAullcy, guard a t the home of the President’s father. Col. John ('. Coolidge, the longevity of the inhabitants of Plymouth township. Someone raised the question of actual numbers and in little inure than half an holr they had itarncd 38 men and women whose ages ranged from eikhty to well over ninety. They declared there must be at least half a dozen others. The population of the township is estimated nt 400 nnd no man is considered old who is ncVJLM least 70. ^ ^ Modkl T rin Co. 1 M ( I Harare la Meat T e Se “ W e ^ r l e Ike Car BINE’S FIL IJN 6 STATION NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET1NG OF T H E SEMINOLE FERN COMPANY The regular m eeting of the stockholders of the Seminole Fern Company will ho held a t the of* floe of tho Company Altam onte Springs, Florida, on Tuesday, J a n ­ uary the 5th., 192G for the elec­ tion of n Board of Directors and for transaction of such other busi­ ness ns mny bo properly brought before the stockholders. JAM ES A COTTING. Secretary. pttalist Huge New" Sign For Salt Lake Mormons «*« Radio SuppUra PENSACOLA, Dec. Id.—(JP)— Radio fans of Florida may soon ho “tuning in” on Pensacola. Mayor Dayliss and John Frcnkie. ri»v Noon Stock List Allied Chem. & Due — American Sugar ..— ......... American Woolen Atchison ....... ....... • A n 1 » Tmpm M *d* mmd B rM Jtri Side iM U t a t r « r A ll H i Ah • - • Cere . (Continued front page 1.) (Continued from p u Dee. Id- 000,000 a year for ten years for perfect details or —- necessary of the „ get a new air construction and pay for 4,000 is to sta - which ....... . >o iu be ue started imme­ ;gjf to Mur- offirers, including reserves, and work diately, it is said. Id9, mcm- 25,000 enlisted men. / \ It was r.„ .^ u by u , the m club that ngrecd stjpmisipK "I think I ought to add,” M r. •••Vinners of th a t body should co­ ,j Commis- Weeks said, “th at in my judg­ members r;!2. tho i'„a cm operate with churches of the ment the organization of the air pltv iin - the »l - taking oft at rcliRlous city io Jerry W. i mb »v - — „ service as provided in W ar De­ census on n c :' ay noon. It j* fsfii'ner, stated partm ent plans and appropriations, said that the is being token ftbAt a north- is round. for the purr din g in g new f contemplating ■Hay Speak For Themselves f ampaniea in A fter saying th at the air officer f ch: state to had given the country the im pres­ ring hoi- sion th a t officers of the nrmy are Jmanufactured muzzled, the secretary cited his in­ — .......... . iiianuKLT OI tne I Florida, Mr. structions in this connection as Milune Theater, stated th at he had rii would be follows: £l saw grass “ftccognzing the undetermined invited the children of the orphan­ Hd be collected vnlue of aviation in w arfare and age at Benson Springs to be bis g patent rights I wishing to obtain tho judgm ent of guests this afternoon to. see tho anybody whoso judgment is en­ film which is now showing at the King advised, I titled to con:''deration, the best in- theater. It was said th a t owing to hforcini; rods I tcresti of the nation will be served the children being in school this tiled with con- j by encouraging officers in an un­ afternoon it would be an impossi­ breed concrete restricted and full discussion of all bility for them to accept the invi­ tation. lied to the ex-! points relating to nviatian. nutter to tho I In testifying before congress­ Most of the Kiwaniar.s present ional committee if their views are were in favor of bringing them in Orlando nr- contrary to the views of the W ar spite of tile school hours and n . « i to a message Departm ent, they will sta te to tho committee was appointed to look tatesting that committee thnt they are no«t speak­ after means of transportation for [rein cane po­ ing for the department policy but the youngsters. Mr. Marintett lo the list of are expressing their own perionul stnted that if they did not get to ii construction views, nnd should do so w ithout Bee the pietutre which he is now showing, tlie invitation would hold •commissioner reservation.” ,\if the bornl good for any .time they could ar­ range to come. 5n the matter, I ij in the nf* The sum of $25 was donated by «t -of rules the Club for. use in supplying the • commission of the County with Christ­ BERLIN, Dec. 1C.—(A1)—Hnml- poor mas baskets. i will include some bronzed Apolios no longer Visitors at today's meeting were will be stationed aa lifeguards a t T. T. Trnptiell, U. S. A., of municipal bathing beaches solely' Cupt. for tho admiration of young wo­ F ort Bliss, Texas and Messrs. men. They nt least must be ublo Lackwell and Dunham of the Gen­ 'England to eral Electric Company, Syracuse. swim . Municipal authorities investigat- Otto Uorchert, president of, the Milwaukee Baseball Club, was also in attendance at the meeting. PAGE THRE E . Mitchell Described KIWANIS € L U B As Being ‘Lawless’ SPONSORS PLAN By Ex - Secretary FOR i A w FIELD NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—(/PTColon futures opened b a r e l y steady; Jan. $18.88; Mar. $19.12; May '$18.88; July $18.57; Oct $18.17. MARKETS ......................... ................ CHICAGO, Deo. lfl.—<y>— Rut­ ter lower; creamery extras, 45%; standard 44%; ex tra firsts U(<t> 11' -j; firsts 4l% *p42% ; seconds 40@)4U%; Eggs, higher; firsts It (<t)jr>; ordinary firsts 3G@ 10; re­ frigerator ex tras 35% ; first 31. desirable medium weights; m ajor­ ity 1GO to 180 pound averagos >Tl.i0<fcf 11.30; bulk, 111) to 150 pound selection $ll.254p$lL7o; packing nows largely.SfltL to DUO; long string of desirable killing pigs, $12.00; heavy weight hogs, $10.30 (p)$10.'JO; medium, $IU.70@ $11.50; light, $ 10.56(g) $11.30. Onttlc, 13,000; few loads weigh­ ty steers and qualities yearlings, steady to strong on* shipping' ac­ count; others slow; barely steady; early tup m atured 1steers $12.75; soma held higher; best yearlings, $13.00; most fat steers of quality nml'condition to sell JS.50(ai$ 10,75; venders, 25c lowers $9,50(0)$ 10.00 mostly shippers upwards to $12.00. Sheep, t l1,000; slow, around steady best heavy w i^ h t Iqmbs to shippi r s ,$10.25; others to pack­ ers Upward'to $10.00; several decks natives arid comebacks westerns $15.50<(t>$l5.75: biyi.lv wuigUl tffdors ‘Upward to $1G.G5. + I Amicable Separation Agreed To By Colbys Both Parties Admit NEW YORK, Dec. lfl.—(/P)— Dnin-hridgc Colby, secretary of sta te during p a rt of Woodrow Wil­ son's adm inistration, and Mrs. Colby have ngreed to an amicnblc separation. Mrs. Colby sailed Inst night for Paris to join her daughter, K ath­ erine, saying emphatically that sho would not seek a divorce in the French courts. Mutual friends confirmed news of the separation. Although they Imvr been separated for S ev ern ' luontlui, tho Colbys have m aintain­ ed friendly relations, while they lived iu separate apartm ents, Mrs, Colby, who i*» the former N athalie Sedgwick, is a relative of Katherine Sedgwick, the w riter, and is a descendant of Gen. Robert Sedgwick. She was m arried to Mr. Colby a t Stockbridgc, Mass., in 1893. Mr. Colby declined to d'seuss the separation beyond ridiculing the idea that Mrs. Colby waa going to Paris tu.recure a divorce. , , I TAMPA, Dec. 10.—(/P)—Sheri IT L M. Hiers hns ordered higher bonds for bootleggers. Huroaftcr. the officer said, $1,500 will be the hail for those taken for violation of the liquor laws, instead of $1,000. He set an immediate example by placing the bond of n negro a t $1,500. TAVARES, Dec. 10.—(/P)— W ork of clearing the Oeklnwaha river, between this plnco nnd Jacksonville of water hyacinths and vegetable growth is expected to begin short­ ly. Tavares, Mount Dorn, Kostin and I.ecsburg will share the ex­ penditure jointly, it was decided recently. A fter being cleared, the river will bo used for freight ship­ ments. ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 1 0 .- (/P) —Three hundred nutomohilists or mine found their cars “ tagged” here recently when St. A ugustine p u t into, effect new tru ffi; regu­ lations. . NOTICE O F ANNUAL MEET­ ING O FTH E ROYAL FERN CORPORATION The regular meeting of tha stockholders of the Royal F ein Corporation will be held nt the of­ fice of the Corporation ARamonto Springs, Flor' ‘ uary the_ 4th. __ , 1920, for tho elec­ tion of n Board of Directors and for the transaction of such other business ns may be nronertw WATCH THIS SPACE WITH ESPECIAL IN­ TEREST TOMORROW FOR FURTHER INFOR­ MATION IN REGARD TO SANFORD’S IDEAL ANI) MOST EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL DE­ VELOPMENT. onic Building' Telephone 707 >:'Ivl**1: *!•*!• «;>•;>»;• «*• �m- >A PAGE FOUR THE ^ The Sanford Herald m js s m lUK SANFORD HERALD. WEPM™T>AY. D E C E M B E R J6j9g. TOUCHDOWN! 'ypUCHDOWN! A Saving In Time And Money As Brisbane Sees It ■ js r m iw K .} ■.1 Thanki for This , a i, Twenty-eight day cement in twenty-four hours is assured Hissing Mussolini by manufacturers of p new type of hydraulic cement called X n t c r e d 11 Second Claaa Mnttar, B ritain Need Not Worry O c t o b e r 17, l # l t , a t the Hoitofflc« Lumnitc. The outcome of numerous experiments the new The Jews At Sea irunder Act of cement gives a service which will enable builders to save BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ®■ &- 4 n #,h » r or r C opyright IMS. by »«•* Cm. at. It. B U t f l -----C 41ts r H d M a ia a r r much time and money, and incidently is certain to have its R . I . DBAIV_______ A n o e la lc (M ltaf effect on Florida's great construction program. A SPECIAL aviation committee MAML1C IS. J o n t t n , M aanalaa Rdltar In an article in the New York Commercial, William W hit- will report to the home of repre­ RDBICIUPTIOV RATF* • O n* Year— |7.oo HI* Monthi.~II.SO tnm says the remarkable results that have been obtained sentatives th a t the national avia-Daltvertri In C ltr by Carrier, p — with ____________ _______ __________ _____________r ________re- tion situation lx alarming. I t will the new cement is due to_____ its chemical composition vr«tk , 15c. W n k iy Kill lion if . suiting from the use of high-grade aluminum ore as the printh at this nation dorz not realper year. cipal raw material Testa .how it to have strength a t t h e | ^ SPKCIAL NOTICBi All obituary n otices. canta of ih in k a. rriolu - end of five days twice as great as the strength of concrete ,‘ t BCtion. t lo m and n o tice! "f entertainm ent! W here ch arxes ar« made w ill be th at has been allowed to strengthen for twenty-eight days. ch araed for at regular ad rcrtliln a Another advantage of Lumnite, according to Mr. Whit- TH E NATION will be grateful r a te i. tam is th at “setting" begins at the interior of the mass. The for th at report, even if it should MRMlIKfl AMOCIATBIl PltK.VS T he A ieoclated P r a il la extlu a- chemical action thus set up generates internal heat, which is be overruled finally by decisions of the "big butter and egg men" th at I v ily en titled to the u ie for rep u b lication of all n ew i dispatches declared to act as a substantial protection against frost. Ab­ arc chosen to run aviat'on for the cred ited to it or not otherw ise cred ited In thla paper and alao the sence of moisture in the new cement during the curing period United States. To know that you are iq dan­ lo ca l now s published herein. All is also regarded as a characteristic of much value. r ig h ts of republlcatlon o f epeelnl ger is a t least tho beginning of Sweeping changes in cement building construction, into d isp atch es herein are alao reserved. wisdom. which a fourth of the country’s cement production goes, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 192J. s seen by Mr. W hittam who points out th at with the intro­ MUSSOLINI'S NAME was his­ T H E HERALD'S PLATFORM duction of the new preparation we may “build a concrete sed by a crowd in New York th at 1,—Deeper water route to Jack- foundation today, remove and put it in service within twenty- doubtless meant well. But New aoBTille. York is a long way from Italy, and 2.—Construction of St. Johnx-In* four hours, pour a base for dynamos or heavy duty machin­ the New York crowd was a long ery today, put the machines in operation tomorrow." dian River canal. way from understanding Musso­ S,—Extension of white way. The invention of the new type of building m aterial should lini’s problem and Italy 't. 4v—Swimming pool, tennis courts, prove a boon to Florida. Construction work is going on in etc. WHEN THE war ended Italy 5.— Augmenting of building pro­ Florida on a greater scale than in any other sta te in the gram —houses, hotels, a p a r t - Union, and time enters into building projects ns an import­ had her choice of imitating Rus­ ment houses. ant item. Large structures are in course of erection in sia or submitting to Mussolini’s 6. -—Extension of street paving order to provide much needed housing or office space, and strong hand. Under his direction, Itnly hns kept her men a t work, program . 7r—Construction of boulevard doubtless any new method by which the time consumed in her women and children fed. Itnly building such buildings may be reduced, will meet with pop­ has retained her rights. And und­ around Lake Monroe. e r Mussolini the Itnlian lire is ular favor. 8^>CompIetion of dtjr beautifica­ l i t Mm iH « ifM H tion program. 9.— Expansion of school ■ system w ith provision for Increased fa­ cilities. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY WHO SHALL ENTER:—Not every one th a t Bnith unto mo, Lord, Lord, Hhall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but ho that docth the ■will of my F ather which is in Heaven. Matthew 7: 21. PRAYER:—Blessed Lord, Thou a r t the Teacher, and Thou hast tau g h t us th at wc are accepted only when wo come to Thca with out wholo heart. C hristm as brings so much of Joy I t m ust be I ’m still a boy, And I chuckle low to see How they work their tricks on me, Chuckle low to see those eye# Still so youthful, but so wise, Innocent, but filled with *— Seeking som ething all .the while, D o llllsn d carts and jftroplnnfs, Drtftns and horns and sturdy trains I t would take n book to print Every artfu l Christm as hint. Look a t th a t m ost radiunt pair And tho m other smiling thcrel W ouldn’t any man be glad I f a group liko th a t hu hud? W ouldn’t any man today Love the clever game they ploy, And w ith lau g h ter fairly shake A t the hints they boldly mako? These are days so filled with fun I'll be sorry whon they’re done. H appiest tim e of all Is when C hristm as hinting s ta rts again. —Edgar A. Guest o Speaking of birds, wo know several night o w Ih th a t keep both eyea open. — — o--------In addition to a good five-ccnt cigar, the country still needs a good fiftcen-ccnt ahavc. * H eart trouble is becoming more prevalent all thff'tlMF*, but* If# the kind th at can cunity bo cured. A fter Christmna wo can look forw ard to almiit three montha of tho biggest business Florida has over had. The m eanest man in tho world is tho St. Louis thief who recent­ ly held up u blind man and rob­ bed him of two hundred dollars. Instead of giving out new dimes this ycur, John l). Rockefeller could reduce the price of gasoline about five cents and then we could think more of him. An economist says women spend seventy per cent of n man’s in­ come. Gee, we arc relieved to know it, we hud been thinking it wua more than that. ‘ Instead of working croa.word puzzles this w inter wu might stay a t home und try to figure out the names of tho different generals participating in tho Chinese War. ---------o--------O ur office boy says his little brother ought to make u good foot­ ball player some of these days be­ cause he kicks everybody out of bed who tries to sleep with him. ------- o------- 7 ttent and ^ & and Ball Ha Kllj AUTO' *><» CnrtiU p. AS THE French frar.c contin­ ues to fall, many in France de-r..-* . , ... -- --------. . . . .. Imnnd the establishment of a dkL h ir e r in g fro m e d ito r ia ls a p p e a r in g in o t h e r n o r th e r n • tatorship of the Mussolini plan. inpera Is one published in the Portland Press Herald under You will read of th a t in this morn date of December 2. Instead of manifesting a spirit of hos- ing's dispatches. The French have a proverb: ility toward Florida as many other publications havo done, ‘‘Great evils require great reme­ he Maine paper assumes a decidedly friendly attitude and dies." Many evils might bo more one of co-operation. dangerous than Mussolini. To these C hristm as hinting days. . pur snfe worth more than tho French franc. The S tu art News says, "If you stop here to roost, you'll stuy here to boost.” If yop stop hero to knock, in your jaw you'll get a sock. Thirteen largo rum ships in ono week have been seized in, southern wntera by tho United States Coast Guard. Good luck for tho coast guard but surely must be bad luck for tho whiskey drinkers, ---------o--------Seventy-five thousand dollars is to he spent on the municipal gas plant by tho City Commission, which authorized the expenditure of this turn at its meeting Mw* azy. Sanford .. growth has been to rapid th x t itu scoifa in tho way ol go* cutu^mptiun nave excood cd the m oit optimistic cxUGttWfa, It* , A Pilgrim age From Maine It tells of the plan for a pilgrimage of Maine people who will take a special train and devote sixteen dnys in February to touring Florida for the purpose of attracting attention of some of the people who are here to the attractions th a t Maine has to offer as a state in which to spend an enjoyable sum ­ mer. CHRISTMAS HINTING TIM E There is no doubt th a t Floridans will give this pilgrim­ age a hearty welcome and that they will do everything within I like spring. I t’s good tc see Young buds Bprouting on the tree their power to give those who come all the way from Maine And I love the gentle way a good time while they are within the borders of Florida. Of the glorious month ol May, And there is no doubt whatever but that Maine and all of When It's sum m er tim e, the bees the people from th a t State will profit by the attitude it has And the song birds, if you please, regarding Florida and the way things are done down this Seem to hold m y Interest way. Telling me th a t sum m er's best. Then I think th a t early fall In its editorial regarding the pilgrimage to be made early la the finest tim e of all, next year The Press-IIcralcl says: B ut rig h t now I give my praise I 1 This will bo in line with the publicity work which this State is now engaged in. Those who make this Florida pil­ grim age will be niding this work but It in anticipated th at in­ dividually the pilgrim s will get very much more out of tho trip themselves than they give. They will have a chance to sco w hat the conditions in Florida renlly are; to learn how its people hao succeeded in developing the State to the great ex­ ten t they have and to got first hand information as to th« wonderful land boom which has been creating millionaires over night and which has been responsible for he torngreat fortune.? accumulated in .brer Jtiu'iFTVme. It ir doubtful if ever in the world's history there lias <ver been a section of the world’s territory which an >-ui - j widely discussed and talked about as Florida is today, it has become the m agnet which has attracted the riche..^ people on this continent ns well ns an army of adventurers and for­ tune seekers from all over tho world. A viu't to Florida this W inter will unquestionably prove most fuseinating and in­ structive nnd all of the people from our own Stale v.no go there cannot fail to gain aome ideas which will be helpful to Maine in its endeavor to profit by the splendid attract! mi which nature has showered upon us. We want some of thp people who have helped to make Florida rich and prosperous to come to Maine. There is a feeling that a g rea t many of them can he prevailed upon to do to and the g rea ter opportunity they have to talk with Maine people the g rea ter will be their desire to see this State and w hat it has to offer. So the Florida pilgrimage is of the greatest importance to Maine. Already the pilgrims from the Fine Tree State arc assured of a splendid welcome. There has been no mani­ festation of hostility in Maine to Florida’s efforts to make itself prosperous and no feeling of envy becauiu this southera s ta te haw made such g rea t strides towards its goal in such a brief apace of time. On the contrary the f most friendly relations exist between the .peoples of these two s ta tc a Ti They. . have a g reat deal in common nnd have helped each other in many ways and, it is believed, will continue to do so. -0--------------------- The&u Does i W. PUnt V* 1 Si ESi, ESTlllATq, M l) t'j IG.t M US90LIN L UNDISTURBED by criticism and attem pts a t mur­ der, goes ahead with his plans. He means to declare Italy an em­ pire, reviving the old Roman Em­ pire. Garibaldi made Victor Em­ anuel’s father king. Mussolini would make his king emperor, fol­ lowing in the ateps of Disraeli, tho man of Asiatic ancestry, who made Victoria empress of India. If you s ta r t with momentum you_can go a long way. THE ABLE Mr. Garvin solemn­ ly answers George Harvey's state­ ment that England is on her last legs, about to plunge Into the gulf. Britain would be better off, says Garvin, if she didn’t have to pay so many millions to AmericA every year, while Britain’s debtors pay her nothing. This means 1100,000,000 to the bad for England. ' M . G A R V IN o u g h t to take G eorge lin r v e y fo r a trip n ro u n i th e B ritish E m pire t o look a t h er n e r e is,-ptfoptiw free in Ad not) "D ee. i ll oVor the world, nnd espec­ ially i t him to consider how caslIv tin British brand of statesm an­ ship puts the so-called statesm en o. i United States into a deep hob. Such a trip would restore I'i r c '. dtucrfulness about B rit­ ain's future. >■ ' For Florida’s Disabled Veterans The Sanford post of the American Legion will send a truck load of gifts to the disabled veterans in the Hospital a t Lake Cily so th at Christmas time will have a greater meaning to those who are physically unable to leave the hospital. Already gifts of great variety arc coming to those in charge of the m atter and when the truck leaves Sanford next week undoubtedly it will he loaded to capacity with many remembrances from the people of this city. “Anything of any description that will gladden the hearts nnd cheer the inmates of the hospital” is the request of Legion officials, and the people are responding with gifts of all description. The local post is not asking for money hut desires all those who are interested in making disabled soldiers at Flor­ ida’s hospital joyful at this Christmas time to have a p art in loading tlui truck. Gifts should he left at the office of the Britt-Chittcndcn Realty Company on First Street before Wednesday of next week. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB In nn unthoughted moment it colored wuinun in u N orth Caro­ lina town contracted u m atri­ monial ulliunce. But tho honey­ moon ended tragically. J u s t two weeks a fter the wedding ceremony tho happy bridegroom was fool­ ing about the railroad yurds and a switch engine ran over him — on the bias—and he, being of u fleshy build, wus distributed for n considerable distance along tho right-of-way becoming, to all seemingly intents und purposes, a total loss. Yet it was immediately to de­ velop that, in u decreased state, he had a financial standing which had been denied him in the flesh. For, with th at desire to do justice speedily which ever murks the legul profession, a claim agent of the railroad got hold of tho widow before any other lawyer could reach her and hurried her to hfa office and there ho showed her five hundred dollars in shiny new LiUK P v 't With one eager hand she reached for this incitaliblo fortune and with tho other, using huste lest the heneficient white gentleman should recover from his impulses of gen­ erosity, she signed on tho dotted line A of the quit claim. Another colored woman who had come with her to witness this tr i­ umph and who was branding be­ hind her, perfectly popeyed with envy and admiration, euid; "Clarissa, whut you reckon you goin’ do now senco you hud all dis luck?" Before the widow answered she lifted a rustling twenty from off tho top of the delectable heap, fanned herself with it snd inhal­ ed its fragrance; then she said: “1 don't know ez I shall do any­ thing— fur n snell. I got to watt till tirno is healed my wounds an’ 1'u silent dis yere money. Of co’se in the yeulu to e«»mt I muy m arry u;:am an* then again 1 may not—who can u ll? But. gab l tells you my iejond h u s la n i is which Was mo(c money than tdw su ttirn y gom‘ to be a railroad thought there was in the world , m an.” FI KAKING OF intelligence and Miir*\ (he Irish Free State Jn"•'! • to send a flying machine l:iu i I u-land across *he ocean to d '1* United States. More power to t!i ■ plan. Too bad St. Patrick can't see that hip xtart out. Once he stood •m th went coast of Ireland “be­ yond which no man is." He was interested in miracles, performed many of them himself. But it day nnd Irishman would fly from never occurred to him that some th at point "where no man ii*,” 3,000 miles across tho ocean, to nnoihcr point where many successful und useful Irishmen are. HARKING BACK TO GOOD OLD DAYS Loans ORLANDO SENTINEL Key West Morning Cnll has an interesting article which remind-1 us of the charming play, "The Road to Yesterday," Those mnv hnvc been "the good old days," but we do not want them. Wo are hav­ ing "nil kinds of a time” in this day nnd age as it is, and are quite satisfied. "The old folks remember the ‘good old days,' nnd spend much time in looking back over their shoulders at what they think was the best period of their lives, but for tho benefit of the younger gen­ eration, we publish the following review of the past: F ifty years ago choice tomatoes sold for 30 cents a peck. Fat hens brought 25 cents. Farmers were happy to obtain 50 cents a bushel for potatoes, Eggs retailed ut ii0 VCftts. a dozen. Good’butter was 15 cents a pound. However, those were the days when you traveled a t the s ta rt­ ling velocity of five miles an hour in a one-horse power surrey. If you would talk with another on business you walked a mile across tho town or sent a messenger. Thoso were the good old days when the lamp smoked in nil its glory nnd filled tho room with gloom. Giis was a city luxury. Back-yard broadcasting was the only rndio and saxophones were not frequent enough to tickle the toes of tho youth. RELICS DISCOVERED in Ariz­ ona Indicate, if genuine, that tics continent was discovered by Jew ­ ish sailors 700 years before Colum­ bus did. It isn't unlikely. Many do not realize that the Semitic race in the ancient days was the most dar­ ing and enterprising of all seafearing peoples. The Phoenicians, Semitic, were the first to go out nt sight of land in days when there was no compass, first to suil thtough the “ Pillnrs of Hercules" out into the Atlantic ocean on the tin mines of England and to nl! the wild northwestern region. They brought and sold to Solomon choice build­ ing nmtoriuls for his temple. i RUSSIA, a young mother killed a baby that, according to the doctors, was doomed to life­ long idiocy and disease. One court sentenced her eight year; in jail. A higher court sets her free with compliments, saying she did what was best for the baby and for so­ ciety. For F irst M ortgage Loans on Liberal Valut^l Consult us first when in the market bi| Those were the wondrous years when women wore full sk irts thnt M agnolia & Second A. P. CONNELLY Aw | swept up the streets and gathered germ s and brought them home for nurture and expansion. They glor­ ied in waists thnt resembled the wasp—nml never w ent swimming. Women rode sidewise on horses and were so frail th a t they had to be assisted a t every step. They were the gorgeous moments whon ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FU. | men did the courting arid women Between Snnford and Orlando. Our 1 answered ‘Yes!’ or 'No.* The hack room of the saloon was Magnificent location. 27 acres ial headquarters for all politics and a two lakes. Golf, tennis, orange drink and a cirn r were the chief guests. Vote-getters. The men did the Fine orchestra, cuisine nnd service< voting nnd the women did the washing. family hotel. Rates very moderate. 1 You could distinguisn a miss GEO. E. BATES & SON—Owwn^ from a man on the street and a Grandmother from sweet s i x t e e n . ______ _ -rimi iiumiii i ,ir Ypirt were "lint compoHedtoton lo o k ^ 'i1 irn tn '■ a second time to see w hether they were roses or rouge. SAVE and Men had lodges nnd women had THRIVE no clubs. The women were con­ in tent to know w hat the men told 1925 them and the women never dream ­ ed of uplifting society. Men held tho offices and women held the babies. A woman in con­ gress would have been a hussy. As for a woman governor—whnt man would have stood ;t and whnt woman would have stooped? Would you retu rn fo r 30 cents A vacation thnt is all play ud Its a peck, for 50 cents a bushel, for ; won’t get you anywhere, boys. 15 cents a pound, fo r 10 cents a dozen 7” NOW OPEN THE ALTAMONTE HO m s ® , Earn some money of your o*n tat mer and make a start toward»31“ hank account. • GRANTLAND RICE IN LIBERTY The human brain, it must he ad­ strung nerves. And a sm art man mitted, is an im portant factor in on ono occasion m ay logo all his sport. Yet it is quite possible that, were they alive and in com­ smartness nt tho next s ta rt. petition, Socrates, Plato and Aris­ Take Dempsey against W illard totle, Shakespeare and Dante would and Kirpo. The young, alm ost in­ be known as the classic dumb-bells experienced Dempsey fought W il­ of the combative ages. They might be flurried under fire, upset in lard in just the rig h t way. He action, bewildered nnd dazed. It proceeded to circle his man for is highly probable th at they would the first opening. When he met mako addle-brained quarterbacks, Firpo, who was on the W illard slow-thinking boxers or ivory-dom­ ti'!*'. tlic older nnd more experi­ ed ball players. enced Dempsey rushed hendlong There Is a big difference be­ into a right stmnsh nnd came near tween the brain needed for com­ losing his title in the first tw en­ petition ami the brain required for ty seconds. the a rts or sciences. Only once in There are some who are born to while do they go together. In the knack of sport, both in a m en­ competition it is often a m atter tal and a physical way. Their of instinct, or sudden reactions, reactions are imm ediate. Their where it so happens th at mind, mental ami physical co-ordination !nusc,e ,Vork together i is high-class. Yet off the comwith half-trigger effect. POtRive field they m ay be below F IR S T NATIONAL f IMKOItU. r tz - | H all, Pentland and | AUDITS SYSTEMS TAtfgl > Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, San 4 Palm Beach, Daytona B«clvl in 'm m an inteUiKencc* Contemporary Comment t CENTRAL FLORIDA 0tFI^ If women were as hard to please before m arriage as afterw ard, most of the men would lie bachel­ ors.—Cottage Grove (Ore.) Senti­ nel. Probably the word blurb comes DOCTOR NELTZER, one of n the nearest of all the words in our million learned Germans, says that beautiful language to sounding German public opinion is Ho as exactly like wYint it means, though against -13 in favor of ending the the word boob runs it a close sec­ lives of idiotic children. If such ond.—Ohio State Journal. m urders were made legal it would be a shameful downward step for civilization. But it will not be I’d be'loSt."aJ t0 Sl° P Un,‘ thitlk’ Now it is said th a t Philip LaFollettc will be a candidate for made legal for long, in German'’ One ... of v..w the oldest stories in I ®t!nator Lenroot’s scut. Well, if ----Russia or anywhere else. sport concerns the case of a smart Wisconsin folks a re so fond of the am ateur boxer who turned pro- “ * Follette brand of politics, we fesaional and met some nld-timei suppose .... wo m ust let them have whoso brain capacity was about their Phil.—Florence (Ala.) Her The goal of many a college boy one-third of one per cenc. The ex aid. vanishes at the end of the football am ateur had more rpeed. more season. skill, greater strength and a hardW hatever our weakness in the « Pun‘ hhe was knocked »*r, the fast increasing number of The bud luck about a two-doilar out in the first round. armored cars used by banks and bill is th a t you arc so liqble to "W hat was the trouble?" some­ business houses makes us feci pass it off for a one. one asked later. “ I had too much pretty strong in ease of another imagination," was the correc* war.—Brooklyn Eagle. The only safe bet on coal prices statem ent of the case. is th a t they will be too high. John Galsworthy , was 1 awraded _____ i . To° , . «"uf h imagination has the palm for the greatest news­ There U a lot of money in work-1 z u A i more1 t h r o n e ‘ t m ° o f paper headline. It appeared in an ing. but it fa hard to get. game. There are times w j £ 8n American newspaper- ovrr a -dory of the refusal of-R obert B ridge., Tho two anUllcit place in thol th o ^ep u tatio n ef bring a iCe" ‘no English p<Jet laureate, to be 317-318 First National Sanford, FloridaS. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MAN* !$*.{.4.-J,-|.-fr**+*<M >+'F*****************-^ The family DAN DOBBS SAYS: world fa a boy's stomach on a hoiiday. o m EARNING MONEY OUT OF SCHOOL | BRAINS IN ATHLETICS Ruhc W addelTof bring n n T t r i ! ' factual giant. But when the Rube Walked into the box he was smari as long us he was pitching. I recall the case of another fam ­ ous m ajor leaguer with no vaut brain capacity. Yet he rarely tnada any mental error in a bail game. "Do you think out ever/ play in advance?” I asked him one day. "No," he said. "I don’t have to think a t all. When the ball comes to me I know instinc­ tively where to throw it. There is usually only one right place, und common sense tells you what that place is the second the play comes MONEY AVAILABLE interviewed, ajjd fa Xwad: "King s imagination and high- Union,7 V‘'°n't ChirP*''—Manchester p M c n A born* W Hf. m?n'h7 Jw *1 A -} " & I * 11'1 .. *. If | ,»] �r m W f • V. ..v. „ 'V P y ,r m THE 8A1 LLP, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1925. ____ RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR January 7th, at 3 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of electing a g y p s y m u s i c a l p r o g r a m g iv e n b y LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY Board of Directors to serve P e r s o n a l s BY MARY MARSHALL MEMBERS OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB The regular annual meeting for the ensuing year, and any Copyright McClure Syndicate of the stockholders of the other business that may pro­ J. A. Smith of St. Augustine Much Interest was displayed by a t *U #ren^ an Interesting Jpent the day here Tuesday oil a Sport clothes become much sim ­ circular golf skirts, the unwieldy Seminole County Bank, will perly come before the meeting. the “Gypsy" musical program , pre­ ffvnfi 0t aml origin of the business mission. sented on Tuesday afternoon by the plified aa our fam iliarity with golf capes, heavy-soled high shoes be held in the Banking rooms a ft,r wh,ch Music Departm ent of the Woman s program was rendered: following A. R. KEY, Cashier. sports increase*, and now the th a t women wore on the Links of the Bank on Thursday, Stockholders Meeting William Newmark of New York f 0. E. S. G|ub under the direction of Mrs. aviator’s roatume Joins the rest. in those days. More than one flirt" from of ,UTh* Bohemian r In Chap- Julius Takach. u iri kby? a0"group young gynsv Gity, spent the day here on Mon­ young girl decided once nnd for H»ll at 8 1 Ti,e large auditorium depicted maidens, the solo parts being sung day transacting business. Aviation for women is as yet all not to go in for golf because K a true picture of the forest, with by Mrs. I. M. Phillips. a t an expermental stage so fa r as she simply couldn't endure the cos­ Samuel Bernhardt of Boston. Piano duets— «t with MrJ* its stately pines, vivid hued au­ the dressmakers are concerned. tume. Now of course any sort of , of Mrs. tumn foliage, and the picturesque (a) Hungary ............... Mrszkowski Mass., arrived in Sanford on Tues­ Marvelous to behold were some of sport frock that foils rig h t is i t 1 at 2:30 costumes worn by the tribe of no­ (b) Dance Grotesque ... Berwald day for an indefinite stay. the first attem pts on the p art of right for golf. jj p mads. At one side, the camp fire, Mrs. R. R. [)t.an nnj The aviation costume is becom­ Mr. and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton French dressmakers to make suit­ ing more and more simplified, but with its huge cauldron, presided Bowers. able costumes. More like a vis­ spent Monday evening in OrlanJo, League wM over by a “Gypsy maiden, Mrs. Baritone Solo— women still feel the necessity for Methodivt Francis Bolz in fantastic costume, (n) Gypsy I.ove Song, from “The going over to see The "Scandals." itor from Mars than an earthling distinctive costumes for this aerial brought forth many compliment­ snaring. •— V idor Herbert Col. and Mrs. George Knight The essentials should he first i r Tf ■" in- ary rem arks, ns the guests listened (b) Just One Hour Vernon F.ville and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hintermisto their fates ns read in their _ . , Ml l-ewis Dennison. considered, clothes th at give the irfla?Dowell palms by this gypsy ifortunel teller. Trio, ‘The G ypsies"....... Brahams ter motored to Orlando on Monday maximum w arm th for the actual |il the Sorosir Greeting the guests unon arrival Mrs. A. M Phillips, Mrs. Julius evening. weight, close-fitting headgear and Admission $1.50 Ladies Welcome were the hostesses, Mrs. P. M. skirts short and cloao enough to Takach, Mrs. W. Leak 9:30 to 12:30 O'clock Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Brooks of make it a simple m atter to climb Soprano Solo— linole ChnPtBr King, Mrs. S. R. Abercrombie, and tnt “Rollins Mrs. M. Minarik, each gowned in (“ > “.! Hreamt I Dwelt in Marble Ocala, are in the city for u few in and out of the airplane. plays nt gay colored costumes effected by A certain expert flier among .............. .................... Balfe days enroute to places of Interest on the east coast. High School these wandering tribes. women wears high laced boots th at (b) "Gypsy S o n g " .......... .......... meet rather Russian looking b a g - | A short business meeting pre­ Sigmund Romberg Miss Frances Cherry and Doug­ gy trousers, nnd over th'« u tu rtle - ' sided over by the departm ent chair­ Mrs. Julius Takach las Igou attended the George necked tunic—still rather Russia 1 j Soar nt Li- man, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, pre­ Boss S oloWhite “Scandals" in Orlando on in appearance. ceded the musical numbers, during fa) “The Sword of F errara" .... Monday evening. which tim e, several announcements •— Frederick Buljard library open were made of importance to the (b) “The Eve of Battle" n q n,.i„ l John F. /Adams, president of club members. Mr Nelson Lane Thirstlecroft. Ltd., im aprters, of The afternoon was then turned Violin Koto— York, In In th r d ljr . f e . et of the Wo- over to Mrs. Takacn, who had ‘Jays on business. j o’clock at charge of the musical program , and (a) "Slavonic Dances" Kreisler TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 10. Avenue, whose capability was displayed In (b) "Mazurka’ ..... .. Tor Aulin —(/P)—Assistance of the W ar DeMr. and Mrs. A. W. Knowles of meets at the well selected numbers given, Miss Eleanor Herring uartinsnt is to be sought to make F r. Whittle, each one being a perfection in Gypsy Dance .... Miss M artha Fitts Los Angeles, Cal., who are tour­ Iaike Worth navigable for ocean ing Florida, arrived In Sanford on 13:30 o’clock. itself. The departm ent mem­ At the conclusion of the pro­ Tuesday for an extended visit. transportation, It was lenrned a t bers had with them two members gram , the usual social hour was the railroad commission offices of the musical circles of Provi­ enjoyed. The guests were seated here. Miss Grace Verifiable, Edg'.rRivers dence, R. I., Nelson Lane, and a t Hmall tables centered with red ton Patterson and1’Peter Schasl Clarence II. Ellis, connected with Lewis E. Dennison, their beautiful cloths on which were tiny pots utility ty interests at Wei*'. Palm composed a congenial party motor­ [[ Party baritone voices were heard in a holding hits of pine. Beach, asked the nid of the corning to Orlando on Monday eve­ of "Gypsy" songs. These Refreshments of Gypsy stew, rye ning. mission in getting rock shipments , , Stewart group two artists graciously responded bread sandwiches, and coffee wento provide jetties for l-nke Worth, with encores, several times. it was slated. The commission, served by the Gypsy girls. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Wilkinson ■use Franklin however, declined to net in the m at­ Jr., of Jacksonville ale in the citv | At*nue, was ter because, according to R. Hud­ for n brief stay nt the Montezu­ ily party, on son Burr, chairman, it woqld he ma, enroute to points on thp west I Mn. Rivers impossible to facilitate movement coast. InLvellaneous of the necessary rock during th e. James Ivy present rail congestion in F lo r id a /' Miss Edith Teaguo and Mis? jt returned Mr. Burr stated that he had udRuba Williams, and Al Lee and W .1 •r, to Georgia. vised Sir. Ellis to have the rock l shipped to Savannah, Go., a n d , J cut flowers Until a housewife learns to drivo | 1 The Social Department of the | taken from there to W est Palm Isdcmed the Sanford Woman’s Club will en­ a cur she usually thinks that it will | J " ty ™ ™,n* to 0r,am ,° Jn M o n l i Beach hy schooner, i softly shad­ tertain on Dec. 29 at the club­ solve her marketing problem fory _____ j Mr. Ellis is said to have left ow glow over house with its nnnual ball. ever. Home women look forward Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hourholdcr *■ | Tallahassee immediately for Wash* to n car ns a veritable labor-saving nnd Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer Mrs. G. Irving Loucks, wno is | Ington to seek aid there in deveiland instrudevice, like un electric washer or formed n party motoring to Orlar.| oping the l.nke Worth project. ■ith contests chairman of invitations requests a vacuum clei-aner. Often I. sup- (j0 Montjav evening *o attend the ] pass all too that all names of guests be sent pose it provess to be n solution of Geor Wh|te “ Scandals." liras present- to her as soon as it is possible. The rules for the ball as they the problem of laying in house la huge blue hold supplies, but there are women Miss Evelyn Anderson nnd Rob­ large blue appear in the year hook arc ns fol­ in our community who have to adlows; ert Deane, were among those from bride found I DANIA. Fla., Dec. 10.—DP).—A mit that with a car to drive they Sanford attending the Georg* "Each member is entitled to a now spend more time doing theii tje home. of the twentieth century appeared fire early this morning caused the boste«» as- complimentary invitation for hus­ marketing than they ever did at Orl Y’on<*a 8 *'‘unt ay evening the women who wero prevailed' complete destruction of the Dania Upon t() |nuncj, these first aviation Hotel, one of the olden. landm arks *rs. Misses band or escort. Also; ench mem­ without it. There is the tem pta­ a unanuo. ginii Turner ber may have the privilege of in­ tion always to go to market, ev­ fashions. . j of the town, and for a time threatMr. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell, Miss ptir.jt salad viting two guests by paying one ery day, likewise witn n car ut As we .become more and more ened to wipe out the en tire bust- i Bert Murrell and and Sam Mur dollar for each invitation. _ , .. . accustomed to any sport so our ness distret. Fire appurntus was your disposal there U less in c e n ­ occasion, W<>ir\ rt ^e custumei.for .i t becomes less and called from Fort Lauderdale and “The invitation may be secured tive to doing all your marketing li ! ">*Klr:rrn- vie a bride’s by sending in w riting the names at once. If you have emitted n end guests of Mr nnd Mrs. W. A. |ess (||fferent from our "overy- Hollywood to aid In b a ttlin g ' the* Lefiler at their home on Magnolia (|ny„ cIo(he9 Compare the tennis flames which got beyond the con­ its wtr of the guests, the rem ittance nnd few things from your grocery list Avenue. get-up as conceived in the I860 trol of the local department. “ fcb'c* | the member’s cards, to be inclosed it doesn't matter so much. You The fire started in the kitchen period with the simple, graceful Lift, theJ with the invitations, to the chair­ can run down to the stores nt the East Firsat Street % i Dr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Bower, Mr. sort of costume that Mile. Lenglen of the hotel where a gusolino stove armings if. man of the invitation committee. last minute. rent. About Any name deemed ineligibla by the j n t h„ days before motor cars nnd Mrs. S. 1*1. LloyJ, nnd Mr. nnd or any 0f her would-be rivals became ignited, causing severe Hcodr of the committee shall be referred to the I for housewives the gtoeer nnd Mrs. Edward Lane were among wears today. Compare the go’f hunts to G. F. Turner, m anager IrattL the Hanford people motoring to costume of twenty-five years ago of the hostelry. The damage wus board. butcher sent u salesman every “All invitations must be issued morning—sometimes he even came Orlando on Monday evening to at- with thut worn today. You njav estimated at between |20,000 and in the name of the Social D epart­ himself—to take the day’s orders. tend the George White “Scandals." not m m >mbcr weighty pluid-fneed, 125,000. S' BAZAR ment. Usually these salesmen as they Frank Woodruff. Jr., Ellwvn Methodist "Note— family to he interpreted stood ut the kitchen door remind­ /annual bazar as meaning ull members of a fam ­ ed you of things that you needed Moore, Sant Fljischer, Dona! I [of this week ily dependent upon one rource." they had a wonderful way of run­ Smith, Lewis Green, Frunk Mark- JJ Basket. The ning through a list of everything wood, Maurice Wimbish, Bill Moyo, ■ lifti to be u housewife possibly could want. Glenn Wimbish, Fred Ixing and * FIG HINDERS FLIGHT Mid to be That was one way of solving thz Wallace Bell were among the San- 5 ■ P- It will pay The tele­ ford people in Orlando on Monday ■ CHESTER, S. C., Dec. 16.—@ m arketing problem. evening. * ristmas shopphone offers another sulution, but —Tho Fokker plane which made a forced landing here last night while this like the older system, only Mr. and Mrs. James Ivy^ Stewenroute to Jacksonville, from New helped when the grocer or butcher urt huve returned from Georgia had a delivery service. York had not left at noon today. All Colors Now there are so many stores where they spent their honeymoon, V 'S if e The pilot stated that tne log was and are now a t home to their still too dense to attem pt flight, thut don’t deliver thei. goods, uni friends at their homo on east V fU we usually feel that wen p*y a hut it was lifting. •ft Street. Mrs. Stewart will bo: triflo higher prices nt a store Third where we can have our purchases remembered as Miss Ituby Bivers, GREEN ACCEPTS AWARD sent to our back door. Once the the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Franklin Rivers. ATHENS, Greece, Dec. 16.—@— careful housewife went to murket accompanied by her cook every The Greek government, in u note morning, or every market duy. Brown and grey kid und ijiicdu “So that," exclaimed the letterAssortment of Styles. Pin Seal l» the British m inister, says it carrier’s wife who had been read­ Tho cook carried the I usket nnd accept? unconditionally the Lea­ Leather ing the Rhinelander letters for ten gue of Nations award in the Gre- gave suggestions, und the house­ days, “is the kind of stuff you’ve co-Bulgarian incident. It express­ wife supervised the transactions been breaking your back to carry!" es hope, however, th at the sum and paid the bills. I —New York Sun. Faithfully, MARTHA. Greece must pay will be settled comparably with the sums owing by Bulgaria for reparations. :: m H 1*04 DANCING CITY HALL Friday, December 18th Music Norton’s “Maine” Orchectra Gift Suggestions War Department To Be Requested To Aid'' ‘•*ne That will make ideal Gifts for Gentlemen t *o! Social Department’s Annual Ball Will Be Given December 29 .1 Strap Watches— Traveling: Sets— Smoking: Stands— Military Brushes— Bill Rolls— Silver Belt BucklesFountain Pens— Gold Pencils— Emblem B u tton sWatch Chains— Gold Knives— Cigarette Cases— Scarf Pins— Watch Charms— Keytainers— THOUGHTS-WISE AND OTHERWISE i Early Morning: Blaze ! Destroys Dania Hotel \1 i! \ . *j M cLaulin The Jeweler GIFTS, FOR WOMEN, AND MEN Imported Beaded Bags $2.50 to $10.00 Fancy Cotton Terry Cloth Rohes $7.50 to $20.00 Leather Purses Kid Gloves D s I £4.50 to $6.00 ! $2.50 to $10.00 Leather Traveling Bags • Linens For Sport •• Luncheon Sets, cloths nnd napkins to match Fitted und Military Brushes $3.50 to $7.50 $2.95 to $8.50 If which he and con^cause he rirhandise, r are right. Silk Hose Order Taker -« ♦ If you are here to make real money ■> «• «> <» •> Halifax Country Commissions paid the same day ns sale. For sport wear nothing is more intriguing than the printed acarf edged with brilliant red! tie in the manrter sketched so that it resem ­ bles a stock. It i;» equally a ttra c ­ tive with n suit or a dress. fPtable r by Knights Templar, Attention of the cleanest sales organizations in the State. Imported English Brouddoth, plain while with und with­ out collars :: S $2.50 to $5.00 j 'l Ties ■ ■ New Christmas neckwear, all pure silk. Beauti­ ful patterns in Christmas boxes. Fancy Pieces I.nro Scarfs, Runners, Buffet sets, Boudoir pillows $1.75 to $3.50 $1.00 to $2.50 - All colored kill belts with buckles and watch chains Big table of assorted China Cake plates, fruit bowls, nut sets and small dishes. Ap­ $3.00 Set Handkerchiefs $1.25 to $6.00 ply in person nt the Colored and plain white—also with initials. Florida Land Invetors Co. ■ M ■ ■ : Belts China No applications except those desirous of joining one a nT ■ M ■ ■ We Want feu Knyser nnd Vnn Knaltc Silk Chiffon Hose. All shndes $2.50 to $5.00 We have the safest, sanest and surest proposition in the •STI0NS Men’s Shirts you are a salesman ami not an Only 9 More Days to Shop : | ■ ■ ■ 3 For $1.00 ■ s■ ■ ■ s Owners, Developers, Selling Agents, Flanico Estates, k k in S lading ,r*et. A stated conclave of Taylor Conintandery No. 28 will be held at 7:30 P, M. Friday, December 18th, all visiting Sir Knights are welcome. JNQ. D.'JINKINS,-Director Holly Hill Heights. H. W. MIMS, Asst. Dist. Mgr. Room 305 h e Y o w e l l C o m p a n y | W™1 National Bank Bldg. lu u iiiia a im u iiu iw iH u u u iiim u u iw iU iu iP ] ■- jm �THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE SIX Capitol Buildings ^ B f S f S S S S i ^ a ^ ------- by saying, "I want to avoid any Yircusing’ of the job. • During -the dn,mnr of discussion as to whether he should be accept­ ed fl;i u Republican by the regular organization, lie is keeping quiet. When ho was invited to make a fte r dinner speeches by organizations or all tints and stripes, he seat regrets. When urged to go on lecture tours, he refused. , The band is playing, the rin g ­ masters nre cracking their whips and the grandstand, goodliest knows, is eager enough—but young .Senator La Folletto won’t dance out into the spotlight and do his tricks. He isn’t hibernating or r e tre a t­ ing; he simply is grasping for nomcthiiig Inure substantial than skyrocketing. Many Pitfalls. “ Young Bob” in the glow o f the aesiurn’s opening is jusl about tin* most consjiieuous nnd interesting figure in the senate. In addition to being on that account in n p a r­ ticularly hazardous position and having more than a normal num ­ ber of political enemies, there nre personal dangers. For instance he might become classified, easily and fatally, as just hi.<t father’s nam e­ sake or bis mother’s boy. • The latter was a possibility ns real ns over confronted a United States senator. .Mrs. I,a Folletto •hud been the partner of her hus­ band. Shu exercised n kton politiIcal eye nnd a guiding hand as did tfew senators’ wiven. She wan conjdderrd seriously as a candidate to B tm w i her late husband. ’“iThosc who knew “ Young lioiT" haven’t felt nny danger flint he would fail t<> lie his own man. I Hit •father, of course, is a herb nnd a 'guiding example to him, but he ia nakini' no favors in his fa th e r’s ijtntnc. Hi|i mother Ims begun the large task of writing lu-r husband's biography nnd probably will pay less attention to public affairs this Igassion than for many years past, ■r In the quiet manner of file pres­ e n t Senator LaFollctte there is a more ominous suggestion of future ’potency than if he were entering w ith fireworks. [. lie Doesn't Look It LOUISVILLK, Dec. 1(1.—f / n The "Free Statu of Ilutler" g::vo three statesm en to the nation be­ fore she could send one to Con­ gress in her awn name and Mor­ gantown, n viHnge o t 700 popula­ tion. now has four native sons in the nation’s legislative halls. When John' IV. Moore tonic his sent as Congress convened Decem­ ber 7, he found there three other Butler conations, only one of Whom li/fb himself, will bo “the gentle­ man from Kentucky." The other two represent Oklahoma. Senator John W. Hnrreld of Ok­ lahoma is the senior member of the quartette of men who were boys together around Morgantown. Congressman Maurice H. Thatcher of the Fifth Kentucky District, and Kvcrctt B. Howard of Tulsa Okin., are the others. Moore nnd Howard are Demo­ crats, rarefies in the “ Free .Stale", white Hnrreld and Thatcher, Ituimlilienns, come by their political affiliations naturally. The Ken­ tucky county front whence they canto won its nppelntion ns the “ Free State of Buti6r” back in the days of the Missouri Com pro­ mise, when its citizens freed their rlnvcs and perm itted no others to enter, despite the fact that Ken­ tucky waa a slave state. Moore was elected to ptirceed th-* late It. Y. Thomas, J r , in the third district. His success was due largely to the fact that he almost wiped out a normal Kcpuhliean majority of 2,500 in his home county. ... <lny is prayer meeting day" JACKSON, Dec. 10.—(fP)—All p or t hc half hour, sta te business Plate business in the Old C apitoljia forgotten. Building here ceases for one h a lf' “ r \c ~ /i— hour "v^ry Momiw mornin* « h ii. the heads of state d e p a rtm e n U - L R o b k e r and clerks engage in prayer. A » -no| The history of this singular Members Of Grocery (Jang ThoUgllt TO Be Undef AlTCSt JACKSONVILLF, Fin,, Dec, 1C. I f/p),— Jacksonville's grocery roll- £ bery gang’s m^mlwrs nil were be- s Ilcved by the police to be In cus•tody today, following the n rrest of two alleged companions of Irvin L Beale. 21. of Memphis, Tenn., lute Tuesday night by city detectives. =: (in.; of those arrested, Archie Baqum, 19, of Elmira, N. Y.t con- B fussed, the police say, to complicity * in the robberies of four stores, his £ fctnry corresponding with th a t of ■ IJcaie, told the night a fte r his n r - .g resit last Friday. -y Lonnie O. Jones, 2-1, of Fay- S Qttcville, N. the third alleged tl lmndit, refused to adm it th at he * was "in on any robberies, although >5 lie admitted th a t the stories to id ja by Beale and Bacum wore dam -|JJ aging to him. ® Jones, according to Beale is the ► man who hired and drove the au- J tom obib used in the robberies.1m Bacum supported th is story H throughout, tile police say. ^ Floor L am ps........... T o rch eres............ E le c tric C andle Sticks t1* «,»k #' I t * 4 Also a complete line of Eli anees and Fivhm rrolini lets only the married emigrate. He likes to keep who recognize no thumb but I’ftterse,n News. steady handling of .enatorial a f ­ fairs, both in Id • father’s office and in campaign. “ I realize,” he lells you, "that because of my fa d e r's name and my youth and things of that sort, l am getting a lot more attention than is acunlly warranted. And th at is nn encumbrance -adit r titan a help. What I hope is that I may stay out of that artificial light and may have a chance to accomplish what actually is in m*', if anything. I don’t want (o ‘circus’ tins thing, but to do real work.” • Senator oUlwrt M. I.a Follctle Jr, Copyright, l;)25, NLA Servin', luc. Adjustable Clamp Lamp3 Boudoir Lamps Table L am ps....... Bridge L am ps........ For the be t program to reduce crime in Now York a $2,511;) prize i . offered. Our contest suggestion is a gang war,—Dallas N< wa. One’s first impression m surprise that this tnlkcd-of person is so short In stature. He is inches below average height, no taller than Ids father, although bull-dog­ gish in build. I!** looks even younger than hin .’10 years. There Is no stru t in his manner, and he wouldn’t he picked out in the ptroet car for a senator. But sit down nnd talk with the friendly young chap. Look into Ids assured, cool, hlue-grny eyes and listen to his clear-cut speech. There are traces of the hoy re­ maining, hut they nre well hurled in the mind trained by eight years’ Hours 9 to J2 Magnolia Avenue H x x m iiiiiiiiiiR iix iiiQ iiiiiE n ig , Christmas and New Year’j [iS SIR Thal’s thc Gift for i templing' box of Chocolates Marion County Road Bond Issue Is Passed uO C A L A , Fla., pec. 15.—(/l»)— Tile Marion county1$1,550,000 road bond issue was voted favorably liy it large m ajority tu Tuc.oUy’n elec­ tion, according to Incomplete retorns hero today. The proceeds of the bonds aro to h- used in the ■construction of rural and lateral Hoads. The completion of the pro­ gram will assure tins county of 150 miles of asphalt highways. Christmas shopping would 1)0 a delifhlfttl adventure if you huught a Look for everyone on your list. Suggested here are some of the novels that every­ one will want to read this year. "Glorious Apollo” —K. Harrington. “Soundings’* ALL KINDS OF SHEET METAL WORK AND AU­ TOMOBILE RADIATOR REHEARING. One Pound — Two Pounds— Three Pounds— Five Pounds— Ten Pounds — A. Hamilton (tilths. " I'ro fe s : o r 's H o u se " — Willa Carter. “Crystal Cup” —Gertrude Atherton. •’elect your Christmas cards early. We have some origi­ nal designs. Hodtfins & Cowan ‘ Sheet Metal Co. Wo are going to offer a fewtea which is nearly completed kjrsta for a limited period, on vaj Itn follows: TERMS: FIRST PAYMENT 1*1 MONTHLY for .’It) months thirnlkU care of all interest charges. T H I S O F F E R CLOSES JAMAH F R E E — TR A N SPO R TA TIO N TOFW m assortm ent of lovely Christ Coleman’s FREE—REFRESHMENTS AT (0! I NO ROOM. See Our SalesMl JJ 108 Magnolia Avenue K o a a a a a n R n a f lB a a iia a a a a B a * 111111 .i Sf j' ^ $12.50 Lathes’ Silk Dresses $27.50 Men’s all Wool Suits $9.95 $25.00 Men’s Bath Rohes Ladies’ Silk Kimonos $4.00 ‘ • $8.50 $.‘{.50 Children’s Slippers $(>.00 Men’s Tan Oxfords $3.19 $5.19 $22.50 Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Coats $19.95 Genuine Leather Hand Bags, Kid Lined $15.00 Children’s Bath Robes $1.75 TO $3.50 Men’s Neckties, Christmas Boxes Ladies’ P atent Leather Satin Slippers �T the -.??&?■:- ?r fj.'-'ft*A !■ ' (■*■' • ' SANFORD HERALD, LY JD 1 PAGE SEVEN ? 16, 1925. plan whereby .15 ocr cent Miami Corporation thoA receipts from all sales m ust be deposited In a Daytona Beach Bank to guarantee completion Is Developing New ofin nilordorimprovements, was announc­ ed. City On Eastt Coast offices are to bo opened in nil | h u m s u l LER IS Orlando Health Classes_ Popular BELIEVED TO BE • ORLANDO, Doc. 1(1.—f/P)—'The SLAYER OF SIKI School of Physical Culture, con­ M eets Walker New York Police Looking For Obscure Bootlegger As Senegalese Murderer rflch SportsFirst Jlatch ihure J fln* B ‘ few Weeks 10.—(A3)-— ja es& „ will sail f?r Ion December -3 I of engagements ' tour the coun­ tered here to[ind Massey w ill headquarters in They hope to to play |A ugeslin e» ' V with U*o Dio* 1 en as probable 1C,.—(VP>.— 'B ritish profes­ 4? •, '&». ► •.:it. sion and Arnnud , of France, will nerican contest at St. Augus|wo six-footers, Tommy Milligan, w elterw eight pu,t colorful te«m giiistic champion of England, who ope, will leave recently arrived in this country, His firs t fight ver hero will be nmpionship when jnoy will be in- for the world Tutine and will he meets Mickey W alker, present nunry. Milligan fjt city of the titleholder, in Jnnuary. he winter tour- is highly touted by [sailing for the critics. they are ex­ country. Crack To Pom pano -CP)—Florida’s Ire n new racing Bgural program hng Day, 11)20, (of the Southern according to Charles Hyde, ».it Coast divi­ sion. >d that nssocij the enterprise |the West Coast H to open a la new $1,000,ppa or. Feb. 18. been named of Mr. Hyde, its establishocated at I’oni- Cincinnati Reds Sign Emmerett CINCINNATI, Dec. 1G.—</P)— Purchase by the Cincinnati Hods of Frank E m m erett, shortstop of the Seattle club, was approved by the directors of the Cincinnati Baseball Club today. The Reds obtnined E m m erett in cxchnngo for Jim m y Cnvenoy, present sh o rt­ stop, and a sum of money. Em ­ m erett will report a t the tra in ­ ing camp a t Orlnmlo, Fin. The projected trip of the Cin­ cinnati Club to Havana, Cuba, for two exhibition games will not be made, the directors said* Instead the tenrit will go from Orlando to St. Petersburg for n week and then will stuv a t Miami before re­ turning north. NEW YORK, Dec. 1 8 .- ( /P ) Aq obscure bootlegger, who asked payment for a small debt, is sought todny ns the m an who shot “ Battling" Siki Tuesday, ending the garish career of the Senegalese ’’Wild Man” of the prize ring. lolicc are seeking a bootlegger ns his murderer because Mrs. Louis Phal, Siki’s wife, told them her husband was threatened by a man trying to collect a $20 liq. uor debt a few days ago. Those of the ring and under­ world, who hud followed Siki’s ex­ ploits, were not surprised when his body was found face down in a gutter in “Hell's Kitchen," for he hnd been in mnny brawls there. After he met a young mulatto in Memphis and m arried her, he came to Now York and "Hell’s Kitchen" to build up a reputation ns n wild young street demon. n « rode all night . in taxicabs, refused to pay ami then challenged the drivers to fig h t for their fare, which they frequently did. He walked about town with a wine bearer at his heels and on three successive days invaded the Penn­ sylvania Station too late to catch n train fur Memphis. A fter each report that the train was gone he would call his wino benre-, a negro nlmost as huge ns himself, punch him, then slake his thirst. After three days tho little gray haired information clerk became tired of the daily invasion and took Siki by tho scruff of the neck nnd threw him out of the station. As. Mrs. Phal identified the body unconsciously she uttered her eul­ ogy for him, “ He was a good boy," she said, “but they did not understand him. He was full of mischief.” Salem Eleven Will Play Leon Friday JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. lt’>. —(/Pi,—Following a two-day train­ ing session at St. Augustine, the Salem, Mass., high school football squad is scheduled to pasa through Jacksonville today enrouto to Tal­ lahassee, where on Friday the New England outfit will clash with the GORILLA TAKES AIR RIDE Leon county high school football eleven in Florida’s only inter-scho­ AMSTERDAM, Dec. 1C—’Travel­ lastic inter-sectional contest of the Ispots can give ing in a special crate, a young year. The Salem team undefeated 1jolt—Columbia gorilla was taken from A m ster­ in I I games is claimant of the New England high school championship. dam to London in nn airplane. ducted by Henry Godale, in the National Guard arm ory building >» Raining in popularity each day, Mr. Godale announced yesterday, and he declared th a t he made no mistake when he choso Orlnndo in which to establish his school. Mr. Godale was physical instruc­ tor for seven years in one of the largest health schools in,Cleveland, and has brought to Orlnndo a grent deal of experience in thi.i line, which should afford pupils the best of training. , Mr. Godale is one of the lend­ ing boxers of Orlando, having been seen here In numerous bouts in the armory, and has m et some of the best fighters in his weight class. He hns equipped tho gymnasium with some of the latest exercisers, consisting of hand pulleys, horses, bars nnd weight lifters and pupils have a variety from which to choose. Mr. Godrle (itated that he gives personal lessons In boxing, nnd will he glad to meet anyone in­ terested in the a rt of Belfjdefense. LEWIS CLAIMS TITLE CHICAGO, Dec. 18.—(/P)— Ed (Strangler) Lewis, claimant of the heavyweight wrestling champion­ ship of the world, today laid fu r­ ther claim to tho title, following his defent in S traight Falls of Leon Labriola, Italian challenger in their bout hero Inst night. ! Fight Results WEST PALM BEACH,.Doc. 18. —Wild Bill Reed of Columbus, O., knocked out Joe White of Cnicngo, (10 rounds). SANTA FE, N. M.—Eddis Mack of Denver, scored a technical knock out over Pete Leyn of Juarez, Mex. (two rounds), Jacksonville Boy w Wins State Honors GAINESVILLE, Doc. 18.—</P>— GoUIy Goldstein, of Jacksonville, who was recently designated tho most valuable player on tho 11)25 gridiron team, has plnced two tro ­ phies nwarded him for th a t honor among his most cherished possess­ ions. Goldstein was not only given the W, M. Pepper bronze football tro­ phy a t tho annual Gator banquet, but Jacksonville admirers present­ ed him with a beautiful gold watch. The Pepper trophy is a beautiful bronze stntuu of a football player. It was given Goldstein ns a result of the latter’s scholastic standing nnd nil-round athletic spirit. Plans for the development of n residential, industrial and agricul­ tural community a t Sheldon City, near New Sm yrna, arc now being worked out, according to an nn nounccment of the Sheldon City Sales Corporation, of Miami, which owns a large amount of acreage throughout the New Sm yrna dis­ trict. The development irogrnm Is said to call for n school site, ath­ letic field, public pnrks ami an 18liole golf course in addition to the hard roads, paved streets, elec­ tric lights nnd tho many other im­ provements which are common necessities in any new community According to tho prom oters, the tra c t which is to be developed, hns been inspected by agricultural en­ gineers who hnvo declared it io be ono of the best sections in Vol­ usia county. It is said by officials cf tho Sheldon City Snles force th a t many of the older inhabitants of New Synirna hnvo already purchased home nnd business sites in tho new development. parts of the state nnd a Sanford office will be established within the immediate future, it is said. 1 EXEMPT RAZOR BLADES LONDON, Dec. 16.—</p—Thu argum ent th at 28,000,000 Am eri­ can safety razor blades ore made annually from selected metal hns caused the House of Commons to exempt blades ami razors from the tariff. Fear o f German com­ petition prevailed. JAZZ IS TABOO BUDAPEST, Dec. 18.—(/P>— Henry and Alollie would he wel­ come hore, Foreign Ja w is taboo after New Years Day. Musical comedy and light opera a re hav­ ing a pre-w ar vogue. AUDITS I ST STEMS riGATIOSS INCOME TAX Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Bull*. 13—1n .Masonic Trtnple Itnllilln* WISE BOAT WORKS ----------Builder o f---------- GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES SAIL nnd ROW BOATS Rents nnd Motors Repaired Cntnlogue Specifications and Prices on application ADVERTISEMENTS TELL MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING I THREE DAYS’ Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can (top theta now with Crcomulsion, an emulsified creosote that Is pleasant to take. Creomulsion it 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 ono of the greatest healing agencies (or persistent coughs and colds and oilier forms of throat troubles. Crcomulsion contains, in addition tu treosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal tho infected membranes and stop tho 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. Crcomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in tho treatment of persistent coughs and 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 couch or cold Is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creotnulaion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (a jv.) For That Future Mechanical Engineer! Foster th a t inventive spirit in your hoy by present­ ing him with a set of man-sized tools. lie can follow his n atu ral inclinations and a t the same time he handy about the house. You will also find these tools a PRACTICAL GIFT For fath er. We have a large selection of tested tools, especially p u t up for gift-giving, a t a range of prices. TOOLS FOR ALL PURPOSES «i HILL HARDWARE CO. The boy’s headquarters for Christmas Gifts” Phone oil Don’t be a “wish-I-hatT when Christinas 102(5 rolls around. Be a receiver of a check that will supply you with funds to do your shopping instead of scraping and scratching for a mite of enjoyment during the Christ­ inas time. * Second Section The Seminole County Bank’s Christmas Saving Club is for Father, Mother, Brother and Sister, in fact, the whole family should be a member. ARVAN1A WILL BE PLACED ON SALE T H E LAST OF :. ' THIS WEEK. „ WATCH CLOSELY FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS. Call at the* bank today for further informatioi concerning the Having plan. He one of the re ceivcra of a check a t thin time next year. Marvania Investment Co. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO. SALES AGENTS nmmmnunmu*** First Street and Magnolia Avenue yyy& yyyyM tiyiiK �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDN'ESDAY,_DECE^Ert=l | :_132,) PAGE*BWPT 10,000. C a rs a D ay Roll Ov< D ay to n a-D elan d C ross S tate H ighw ay I __ , ~> ** Daytona is on the main highway, and t dominating reasons for her tremendous in the last five years. True, her beach her climate, scenery and “home-town” toria S3 in the path of the thousands wli to Florida. Daytona is the first large cii on the Dixie .Highway. Daytona is the state highway to the Gulf, and today ti is estimated at 10,000 cars a day, or » the Dixie Highway. 'r' It is logical, that Daytona should have £ to grow. Her expansion is now folio win TOM wmcla i the first unit of the cross few ESMsiutes from fee city an intensiveprogressing. Streets are cut, a country .o.e* r&early ° ---1 :«?d, -s J td ' every of Gould’s master suburb is nroOTessincr. ..3 •, , tees The aproverait over INCORPORATING ; Fortunate in Securing for Sale a Limited QuotaTc rre-Opening 10 Per Cent Discount From List Prices We Urge Immediate Reservation Golf Courses Golf Club House Tennis Courts V e n e tia n Swimming Pool Grand Canal Esplanade Grand Concourse—80 feet wide Tomoka Riviera Bridle Path Athletic Field Play Ground ' 100 Acres c? Parks Ponce de Leon Plaza Churches Schools Seminole Trail — 100 feet wide Community Center Mediterranean Archi­ tecture A b u n d a n t Water Supply Drainage System Electricity 36 Miles Paved Streets 70 Pdiles of Concrete Sidewalks 50 feet by 125 feet is the size of the smallest Residence lot. �I- OOCt •v -e t • ; - * V- ' ■'*:* y* >NESDAY, DECEMBER 16, Vocal Students >ek Mode Theatre-Jobs „ 4; S i f i **» ■am *«*#•*'W W \ M fiX i W > ' ■ .-.■.v m *i s h rr - , v # jMOTIO - IpJpICTURES / Lukeman’s S t o n e Mountain Design Is Highly Praised ATLANTA, Dec. 16.—(fP)—High praise of th*» design fo r the cen­ tra l group of the Stone Mountain Memorial, prepared by Augustus Lukemnn is voiced in a letter from Daniel Chester French, sculptor of the Lincoln memorial in W ashing­ ton. made public here today. Mr. French, who declared an of­ fer to become consulting sculptor when Mr. Lukemnn wno selected, because of his advancing age, highly commended Mr. Lukeman’s design for the memorial hall to bo carved out of the mountain as a memorial to the women of the Confederacy. The letter, w ritten to Hollis N. Randolph, president of the me­ morial association read ns fol­ lows: "Confident ns I was in Mr. Lukeman’s ability to cope with this difficult problem successfully, I appreciated the nlmost incurable difficulties involved and I frank­ ly admit that he has much more than realized my expectations." “ Not only is the group very much like the chief feature of the monu­ m ent admirable but in memorial hnll and its npproach I feel that he has scored a real success in th a t you will feel as I do, that he |hns vindicated th e estim ate th a t I voiced to you of his nbil ity.” Hair Dresser’s Tips Reach $4,800 Yearly PARIS, Dec! 1G.—(fPi—What enn n women’s hair-dresser in Paris make in tips? Or rather w hat can he mnke, as nope of the better class receive a fixed wage? L’Opinion says it happens oy chance to be in n position to state th a t at least one women’s hair­ dresser (and it gives his name “ Eugene” and says where he works) receives more than 120,000 francs a year. This represents, at a low rate of exchange, more than $•1,800 a year. “ Eugene" doubtless hopes that the income tax authorities do not rend “ L'Opinion.” L f - d ' i—3-^ji * t- ^ •— y ’T" f lu itJ yea i* |o Longer ; Singers, tian -No longer yoang girl, family and ravc.l, hitch ra rale. ,'iss l’.osalio content to S:a picture ind strange [knjj if one h\ dwatres p t u there i\ t r~ J -'i-i at • wayj ——< days, the variegated programs provided for patron.], and the first-cln33 symphony orchestras with which tho singer has a clnnce to work." Miss Erck has sung fo r two years a t tho Strand Theatre In Ilrojhlyn, and is now to tour tho theatres of tho country. Her sal­ ary i3 more than th a t of the aver* ago stab n t tho Metropolitan. “And I love tho work so much,” she adds. "Thero is a great thrill about singing 'P al of My Cradlo Days’ o r some other purely Amer­ ican song of the people, and get­ ting tire immediate heart responso tho audiences givo you/’ , nspcct. Seven persons are be­ iGoing ern ing prepared as apostles and the other fiv e will be,appointed in r Sid time: modern publicity agents will herald the aristocratic" New Christ" ns he begins his journey Mst” through the world proclaiming his ba.-a’) Jphiiti, are anticipation 1 Christ," declares. ie prophecy Jnie lie-ant, of the Thewithin the h-r o! i: the hirthMurn to the JJ. Krishnalintiue. » <.f ■h had been [Wo, was reJ Jones book perican rep. ^ am Only liJrs Hindu, '""end. imi. ■y, inciting t?'n e i:s liei body o f *riu: n it r t 'iT r o ll i t ok t ii K. SK\ lATII J l IIICMI, tllllT 'li O K KI . DI I I I I A, I A A M I KOI l Jt KI I I.VOI.K t i l l \ T \ . IN C I I A N t ' K I I X . RK: Aiqillratloti of ANNA l„ WALLACE fur tin* rem oval o f tho ilUabllllle* of a married woman. Order This cause eotnhiK on Ihls dav for final hiarlnn ti|»>ii the petition herein unit tho report of the Spec­ ial MiiHtor. ami It npponrlnK to tho Knurl th.it tho p ctltlonar has Klveu tluc anil lonul notice of hot* ap p lica­ tion for tho rem oval of ilia d isa b il­ ities of u mai rl. it t, ontatt l,y ptt'illont Intt oitco each *tooU for four runseruilvn week* in a new spaper published In K.'iitlnole County, F lo r­ ida; anti from the report of waid Special Master iitoit in thin cau se, It nppoarlne that he has nit it o tl.o Inquiry a» the capacity, com p eten ­ cy i.ml qual fn c tlo n of the petition* or to take r l i .i t o o f urn! Pl.t tot ye In r own cat tie ami prope-'.y ai.U to heroine a froo dealer and It Ik Iiik the <i|ilttiiiti of said Special Master that tho prayer o f the petition should he sla n te d and that the illsahllltli'S of the petitioner. Anna I,. Walitee resultlnK front covature shottld lie removed and the Court lielrtK fully satisfied a* to the ca p a ­ city. competency and iiu allflcatlou o f th « .p etitio n er to ta k e ch a rg e of. m anage and con trol h er ow n ornate ■nd property and to becom e * free dealer In every resp ect. THEREUPON. upon con sid eration thereof, It It hereby ordered, a d ­ judged and decreed th a t th e report of the Special M aster. In th is ca u se be confirmed and approved. It It further ordered, adjudged and decreed that a licen se be and the same Is hereby g ran ted to th e petitioner, Anna I*. W a lla ce. In a c ­ cordance w ith th e p rayer of Iter said petition to ta k e :h arge o f and u-.Miage her esta te and property and t. become a free deafer In every respect. And It la furth er orders I. a d ­ judged and decreed that a fte r due publication of th is jrder. as te •tutted by law. the p etition er. Anna I- W allace, shall be au th o rised to take charge of and con trol her e s ­ tate. to contract and be con tracted w ith, to sue and to be aued, to bind herself In all resp ects a s fu lly as If she were unm arried. Hone and ordered In Cham bers at Sanford In thin C ounty o f S em i­ nole and State of KlorUia. on th is the ith day of Decem ber A. D. 1925. J. J. DICKINSON. Judge n t the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial C ircuit of F lo r ­ ida. NOTIC’D OK *AI.K OK >430.000. SPKCIAI. TAX St’ICOOI. DISTII11T Nl >111Kit 1, (OTlIKnUJSK KNOWN AH 9 ANKOIl D SI'KITAJ. TAX Nt llOOI. DISTIlItTI \OK NKMIN'OI.K. lOlINTV, KI.OIIIDA, Nt llOOI, 1ION DN. N otice Is hereby R i v e n th a t s e a l­ ed bids w ill bo received by th e County iliinrd of P ublic In stru ction of Seminole County, Klortda, ut the office of the Superintendent o f P ub ­ lic Instruction of the said C ounty at the Court House in Hanford, F lo ­ rida. on or before th e ex p ira tio n of thirty (20) days from th e fir st pub­ lication of th is notice and until ten o'clock In the forenoon o l J a n ­ uary 12th. I92(. for, th e purchase of 1450,000 Special Tax School l»l»trlct Number 1 (o th erw ise know n a s Sanford Special T ax School D is ­ trict) of Sem inole C ounly. Florida. Iinnds; salil bonds to he dated J a n ­ uary 1. I92«. bearing in terest at the rate of & 1-2 per cent per att­ num . Interest p ayable se h il-a n n u a l■/ on the fir st day of January and Ju ly each year u ntil m atu rity: sa id bonds to ba p ayable In an n u al In­ sta llm en ts of $14,000. on January Jl!- In each o f th e y * A r a 1929 to t a i l Inclusive and annual in s ta ll­ m en ts o f f 11,000. on Jan uary 1st. in each of the years l* a i to lo t s are i 9 a ann anU In stallm en ts ot 120,000. on January j i t . in each o f th e y ea rs 1949 to I f i l In clu sive end I t 0.000. on Januarj 1st. 1» dS. halt) bonds have been valid ated by a ct o f 1-eglslature of the S tate o f Florida approved N ovem ber 23rd.. I92S and w ritten opinion o f Mr. John C. Thom son, attorney c f N ew York City. N ew York, upprovjng the valid ity of said bonds w ill be furnished. Snlil bonds to be sold lo r d elivery w ithin tw en ty (20) dnye a tte r w ritten n otice of accep tan ce of bid Is given and said bonds to be of the denom ination o f 11,000. and Interest anil principal to he p ayable nt the N ational Park Hank, t-tiv and S tale of New York. Fitch bid m ust be a cco m p a n ied . w ith n certified check In the sum | o f S5.Q00. made payable to th e Board o f Public Instruct Inn for Sem inole County. Florida. such check o f the su ccessfu l .bid der to be retained ns liquidated d am ages should the su ccessfu l bidder fa ll to ta k e said bonds accord Ililt to the term s of this notice and Ills hid. The ssld Hoard reserves the right to reject uny and all bids. All proposals should he addresn*. cd to the C ounty Hoard o f Public Instruction for Sem inole County. Florida. Cure T. XV. laiw ton. S ecre­ tary. Sanford, Florida, and m arked •'Bid for Bonds." ✓ XVITNK8S the hands of the C hair­ man and Secretary and tho seal Cf said Board at Sanford. Henitnole C ounty. Florida, tills the 8th. day of Decem ber 1925. COUNTY BOARD OK PFBI.1C INKTRITCTION for Sem inole C ounty, Florida. (HF.AL, OP BOARD) By KRKD T. WILLIAMS. Chairman. A ttest: T. XV. LAWTON, Supt. anil Kx O fficio Socty. WILSON. HOrSHOLDKIt & BOYLK. A tto rn ey s for Board. Dec. 9-16-23-30 Jan «. The Unusual THE DREAM HOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. i f ' &** 4 Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heightfl, one of Sanford's fnst growing, highly restricted residential centers. Features— Embodying only the most ideal features from an artistic point of view. Tile and Oak floors throughout. Textone walls. Beamed c elotex ceilings, together with many built-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete dream home. Completely and elegantly furnished. FOR SALE BY V ~ *\ A . P. Connelly & Sons Magnolia a t Second PhpnddS GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS. S V Conqueror Op The Mongolian Wilds Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, who startled the world a few years ago by discovering a nest of dinosaur eggs ten million years old, arrived in New York on N ovem ber 9th from his T h ird A siatic E xpedition under the auspices of th e American Museum of N atural History. Again he attributes much of the success of his expedition to the astounding performance of his five Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. l ■^ : , \ nt Following is a direct quotation from an official statement by Dr. Andrews upon his return to America: message.’’ HUGE ( I I R ISTM AS C A R E l,ON DON, Dec. 1G.— (/P) —A Christm as cake, weighing more than n ton has been made by a 72 year old baker. Into it went 2,500 egg*. S. F. Stevens has been making C hristm as cakes for 30 years, each one bigger than its predecessors. Corns Lift O ff-N o Pain! But now it is being crisscrossed in every direction by motor cars, or, more correctly by one motor car, the D odge. Sixty or seventy Dodge Brothers cars are making regular trips far into the interior of this vast * waste, bringing out loads of sables, p lf cious furs, wool and other products. WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS •ACREAGE* BUSIN E S S H O M E S >•&:. • . . M i n e ? 2 7 VdlUez Hotel Building pjcle," ('apt. f'Hie trumJJ glory; On W est F irst Street. Hanford, Fla., one block w est of l>,-!..iiid road, you w ilt find a select stock of fine sitiKlug canaries, parrots, parakeets and gold fInti. F or jo u r Christmas presen ts also ca g e s and .applies, t’orno g et your choice while picking Is good. P » Te :i ntotl- pight D J. H. CRAMER R CO. West First Street r block west of Del,ant! Road Sanford, Fla. Mgr. Me '172-tv ------ vRD J. H. JACKSON lie of The Gobi Desert in Mongolia is the most extensive undeveloped and unexplored re­ gion now left in the world. Until a few years ago it was retarded by the impossibly slow traffic of camel trains, the only means of communication. No other car except the Dodge is found there because we have tried it out on each of our three expeditions and have had it demon­ strated to our satisfaction that the Dodge is the only car th a t w ill stand up under the strain o f the roadless desert and do every­ thing we ask o f it. "J ■) V 1J . • * l, I ■ » i; *• . i Few people have occasion to subject their motor cars to punishment of this severity. It is reassur­ ing, however, to know th at in emergencies Dodge Brothers Motor Car is built to meet the test. Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merrlweather Building 2nd Street. Phone 611 These dependable and sturdy qualities also ac­ count for the fact that more than 90% of all the motor cars Dodge Brothers have built during the past eleven years, are still in active service. I * ^ OFFICE MACHINES J*OVAI, TYPIBXYRITF.lt* 8 UNNTItA\l> ADDING M ACIIIilKl I.lur-a-T intr 4‘opj holders M nlllng Vlsehlnrs tlrh u llt and Nrroud llnnd T» pe,» rltrrs lA r r j thing lu O ffice Vlnchlues , .n t'OllU.VA I. W. PHILLIPS SON’S i ’ Second and Oak Ave. r �GE TEN »•, ■ *v * ■*V:,r e Section at its Best Sanford9s Newest Exclusive A PROPERTY THAT IS SURE TO INCREASE RAPIDLY. AN INVESTMENT HERE WILL RETURN WONDERFUL PROif ; .i»la FITS. I u ,•* ■ ., A RESTRICTED SUBDIVISION W I T H ALL MODERN IM­ PROVEMENTS, PAVED STREETS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND WATER, BORDERING THE DE-FOREST ROAD AND BEAU­ TIFUL CRYSTAL LAKE. n ,r THE DEVELOPMENT IS GOING ON NOW IN ORANGE COURT MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY AT PRE-D EV ELO PMENTPRICES. «i m j ili,t THE OPENING DATE WILL BE ANNOUNCED WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. .< l i . u «• OUR SALESMAN WITH AUTOMOBILES ARE AT YOUR DIS POSAL TO SEE ORANGE COURT. rl SALES AGENTS A Sanl'ord }| Offices t * r» Orlande I Sunioi d 01 licet \ aldez Hotel Bld|£i, Park Avenue ■ M U �— They Dedicated Temple THE SANFORDJIERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16^925, Radio Will Pierce Jungle For New Guinea Explorers On Long Journey f SAN FRANCISCO, e M., BpcjjW U n­ ited citfrs t0 rnors at bio and z,,n .lice, on the lit to Wash. canes renauthority m f been haml■nor to jrovthrough the the symbol (cognition of ther for his ew Mexico. iWt of , Washington lent intended Krtonal giftieftains took of their a li­ ntbios. Thus , of power, ivn as "ccrcf carried by performing kntury ago n Lfd in a conjtblo Indiana [ anil an In| that nearly L The white ko cane from Jr and gave •Icjjrtii to clefpi'c wrath of W d ami the F their grievif official and L | sentence. Cueblo is elec- Rev. Louise Grieve is priestess of the new Buddhn Temple in I/m i by the caci- Angeles. She is ii'iown here holding two-year-old Ushio Siza, dressed [clilers. in the robes lie wore a t the temple dedication. AD. Cal. Dec. Dike Tom E. a padlock on htaln resort's it went this RICHMOND, Dec. 10.— </P) — finitely s-is- The Coral Gables Corporation was cited Tuesday by the Virginia Cor­ poration committee to appear ctj Dec. 28 to show cause why it should not be restrained from lin­ ing any further business in Vir­ ginia. The concern, which deals in Florida realestate, has never complied with tho Virginia laws, It stated a t the committee, und has never been given a perm it to do I DiO WUH O lT A ' \ GCOD LOOiV AfTt-V k.l \ F c U .tR w h o D o m e . n v -ta.o ? 'M O - US. HAD A G l u J. BANCi*MA \ OMEF? Th e LOvjlR PAFA'CF HtS fa ce By using the plane to hop from the const to the intorior the party will eliminate much of the* hard­ ships th at attended previous ex­ peditions. Yet there will bo g rea t­ er hazards than the nil* ordinarily involves. The men will be sailing over a country of which they know nothing. Mr. Stirling hopes to study the strange pygmy race reported to dwell in the mountains of the in­ terior. These pygmies have been seen by other expeditions, but nev­ er a t close enough range for de­ tailed examination. They aro de­ scribed ns shy people, dwelling in trees and so primitive as to be little above animals, Other objects of the expedition are: To reach tho great precipice of the Nassau range, said to be 80 miles long, with an absolutely ver­ tical height of 10,000 feet. To lnnd on I.akc Hnbhcmn for the first time, and to explore the neighboring territory. TO study the cthnngoly of the coast and mountain Papuans. To obtain a representative e th ­ nological collection from the dif­ ferent tribe* visited, for tho U nit­ ed States National Museum. New Guinea is tho largest is­ land in the world except A ustralin. For centuries it has resist­ ed efforts of explorers. Today it is one of the least known portions of the world. IIAT great uncertainty th a t comes a t Christmas time— the casting about in shop windows—hurried trips, aim less seeking—can all be'sim ply eliminated. * . t h e m h a d j o -v t c a c t a s O M E *TO T|-iRO>.M u P MM hi V.MHEM H E E T ttlP p tO IM *Tm E D O O f? . HE. DiCmV GHOOT AT* V "Vh E HDOMoER O M E-H E J u E T V \ S A tD T o HIM -'M O Vi MOO '■y I G r T " a m d "Th em vajcre . J UM B o th o c m e e c -.v o p e / X REALIZED V-JiAAT* A NVAC» 1-HPfEM irtCi. >fK I^OME already have solved the Christmas present problem in a way they know will bring the greatest happiness it has ever been tjicir bestow. good They have fooled, beaten, fortune the to Christm as present "jinx". fjlllEY hnve given a present twice ns valuable, per­ haps, as they could otherwise afford; but this they could afford. For FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES T rust Certificates offer in returns two dollars for every one invested. business in tho state. It was pointed out a t the com­ mittee that the state hijdy is not empowered to prosecute for vio­ lations of tlm law, this being left to tin* commonwealth attorneys in any locality in which in unlicens­ ed concern does business. Tin* Coral Gnlilcs Corporation opened offices in several Virginia cities several months ago. ----------------------- *----WANTS TO HEAT RECORD SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Dec. 10 —Cl’i - Mis* Lillian Connolley, 17, want to bet $in,000, that she* can walk faster from Providence to Henson than did Miss Flcanoru Scars. By Williams SONOTJA - J O t A M D ! j PiNOM C H A R U E \ ffD—Radio, faithful . . -------, —...... .. comrade of the explorer, undaunted to heights or depths, icc or heat, will follow tha Stirling expedition into the un­ known jungles and mountains of Dutch New Guinea. The party has sailed from San Francisco for the roundabout voy­ age that will term inate on tho shores of Papua, where the real Journey will begin. Thd half dozen scientific adven­ turers, taking the airplane in which they hope to fly over vast uncharted stretches, hnve nrrnnged to establish three radio stations. The first will be on the coast, at their base camp, the second at an advance camp which they expect to make at a point in tho interior and the third aboard the plane. The expedition will be augm ent­ ed a t Singapore with an escort nrovidod by the Dutch government. It is planned for the const and interior camps to keep in touch by wireless, ami when the plane goes on jaunts for reconnaissance, it will talk to the camps nnd pos­ sibly to the outside world. Matthew W. Stirling, anthropol­ ogist, heading tho expedition, hopes to speak ilircct from tho plane to Singapore, Manila or some other outside station th a t may inform the world how the explorers are faring and what they have found. Tin* plane is fitted for photog­ raphy and aerial map making. It carries nil the latest devices. US for particulars. Shop at home; phone and our representative will call on you. Of course wo • will give references which will fully satisfy you. It is a fact th at FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES TrUst Cer­ tificates will prove the hnppiest selection yoU1 could possibly make for a Christm as gift, and they pay. $1,0011 ON A $500 INVESTMENT For Old Time Sake Serve Pound Cake Certificates Paid Up In 3!i Years. Bring bnck the memories of long ago. Enjoy the delieiousness that Grandmother knew. In Merita Found'Pahe-you will find all the rich­ ness, exquisite flavor ami purity that first made pound cake so popular. But Merita Bakers have added t h e i r skill and improved methods to the making of cake. So in Merita Found Cake you get all the old-time FRUIT CAKE Fruit rale* jre goodness, plus the modern ’litfftInoiff4etifV'ion it with tiif ideas—and the two come near fouiouv rt i llifiri**, Pint* jpple. Spit*t, 1.nk Ei*h W al­ reaching perfection. “ F o r nuts* I t e * h I'riin t, Atm«mdi and truny other in* old-time sake”—serve deli- rmlienti to five them ettra Jnil lim n . In M* cious pound cake—and hi luhneil 5 triitlve I, 2, I, p'wild li/ri. He muff tu sure that it is Merita. *«t unt I r the holiday*. A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 17 Years in Sanford Second and Magnolia Home Office: Orlando Development Carp 222 Nortli Orange Avenue Orlando. Phone 3 9 1 MADE UY THE A M E R I C A N B A K E R IE S COMPANY. WINTER PARK: Floyd Brothers, New Eng. and East Park Phone 212. E x t r a POUND CAKE G ooC a k e LONG WOOD: Fresh Daily From Your GROCER * It. S. Entzminger Longwooil. ^M O U S BEMFFACTo P . Want What you Want Hard Enough to go get It E V E R Y H U M A N BEING W A N T S SOMETHING he opportunity of investing that Christmas in sonic of the licst buys that we yet have Make that check your first deposit on SANFORD REAL ESTATE • T01AL OF BUI SIX UNI1S 10 THIS BUY Corner units costing $.1,200. le i ms $.120 cash, adjoining units costing $3,000. Terms $300 cash, balance covering period of 4 1-2 years payable monthly. 1 This is one of the best easy term buys in Seminole County. This property is on the main highway. Write wire or phone to be LAKE MONROE PROPERTY Iroperty is offered in unit divisions of Four Lots to each K business lot, three residential lots to each unit. LOCATfoN Terms $150 to $200 F irst N ational B ank Bldg Rooms 410-411-412 �* THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1925 'AGE TWELVE DRUID 1 ‘ l v F L O R ID A .J_ A,. jit / <i* ----- _W--- a.__ H 11 ** | t; y * \ /V / ’SSL , 4 / ' ^ — -----------/ I 1 fJf // ; ! '<? 1 _______ l *> tf - W \j£ 1 3P 7^ ' » 1 ______ a . * i i: ^ • !S " • 1 1 _ ! _ 4 'I r ti /JT . • *? ■ 7 _ LA f ■' <i M i" • J tL ! 1* ------------IL J6 • /4 11 ' * ii /■ a ’-jl i jo . ! j £o __ ill------ j ; " : so * _____ ' i i a , -------— n 1 Si . l} i-1 ? • 0 =' • . * is <7 Vl 'f ! 'i j ' 't /6 v| " _ i ! - -f k « . ! 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Immediate selection is necessary REALTORS Sanford, Florida i /4 ■>! /S . 11 r j* r *7 * . * « /J> fit • <2 L .1 . ^ . ^ • 0 1 4] JS . \ JJ . J4 . JS . J6 . TLJ5 >^ ' ft .-C5 24 x/ JO / / 1 p y * . y 5 a • 7 tf 1t 1 1 1__ 1 | J 1 1i •• , v* 1 J : s \\ i ____ m ____ i ----- W— -------V / /s *7 l * ~~T\ • !>1 j A e * ' . V Il\\ J> , ! '.V n sa c • * . *V • t ‘ .V ' • JS 1 ___________1 11 /v F 1 ! • -Vtf'\s /o Aw 'Of Aa *'J -r» �>7! * ' 4'T^PHk m S3S3E? r? m ir r r” *.r * n r? x ;• *4 -•v.-v. ft. i-T^' l «4 .- v^c; V \ ’ V'S r ^ V, r( *-/• <.V * • .’ im P fi THE SANFORD HERALD, AVE1 1925. s in or IF' j. • *5> t % tn ! ;v i V« .J L — L - ___ - v ------- M A I T L A N D “WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET.’ •»3 acres on Dixie Highway. • i Adjoining good town. Wn have been in business "boosting Maitland" ever since 1921* our officers taking nil active and leading part in building values here for our custom­ ers and clients. Let us show you properties in this ideal section of Semi­ nole and Orange Counties. Fine sub division proposition. $250 Per Acre E. 'Manasco i -' *4 : 1! *. . j i ‘ I*vU •, * l * i f fit I* REALTORS Office Next to Postofficc— Phone 1210 J Long-wood. ISCO . t • . The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. 1 I r V -^ ■ '' % $100 Per Acre I “MINE” MY OWN BUSINESS —— * Make M oney 1,120 acres fine citrus land, four miles lake front on newly projected road. l rf *. ■' . —— —^ - — ---- ■• AP • •• F o s te r-H o lc o m b Maitland, Florida t - «»*• ..*i In v e s tm e n t C o. * • A ‘ -•ftp* vf Suite 7—No. 21 S. Orange Ave. Phone 1741 W. Orlando, Fla. 1211 ACRES HIGH PINE LAND • ill SHEPHERD SPRINGS ork for You” We Solicit Your Business i ‘ i V * • * "1 >i ' i « »* a it n t i i ripe for subdivision. THELOVETTCO. • . *•«»*• i t Orlando, Fla. 119 S. Orange St. j; • n * - Acreage Our Specialty i i (■ b a high grade development now going on and is 34 E. Pine St., Orlando. Fla. One nf the few available Sulphur Springs in Ibis Section nf the Country. In addition to the Springs, there nro ten or more acres of high lurid containing beautiful pines, onks and palm trees. The property is surrounded by developments mid is destined to become part of n beautiful tropical park. Situated near AHam out, Lnngvvond and Saulundo, in a region rapidly enhancing in value. To a man of vision this property offers wonderful possibi­ lities. * tw At the edge of Mt. Dora in Lake County, adjoins Eastwood-Williams Co. Bees |« %* , 1r * fT . Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, « Ip t j} * EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. REALTORS ['me fin e e ‘L &jr e tVi | •t * - Business Properties and i , , . 44 Small Farm s. Priced very reasonable if you are looking: for any tiling: in the above. Call 2 ISO, ask for a Representative to show you. Phone 20GB e R e a lty C o m p a n y w, t Lane-Hardison Corporation “NEVER A DISSATISFIED tia a H a w t »• * • Phone 2ISG >» Orlando, Florida | d * *— #«•>•»* • No. 12 W atkins llldg. «..i. Orlando, Fla. ‘X V' " W \ ''\ N \ \ 'V -v.\ V Up to date listings of Business Property, Acreage, Homes Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit ' W " \\ * -lV • »v ELETCIIER-BULG ER Marlowe Really Co. , *- [ I 432 N. Orange Avenue i ■ i •c f j1 * r. ’ Orlando, Florida. * I * See Us For Orlando Property Phone 1117 Sanford Officer—1lOVli Magnolia Ave. ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Miller llldg. jCeVcr s,,ld a piece of property on which the purchaser has not made a profit. M R. I N V E S T O R WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. SA LE <* r ' ant« Seated on the W inter Garden State Highway, two miles dam],, City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. One of 11"Hvisimi tracts in Orange county. If sold at once will take l' 10- *',,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and nhstract, 11 and 3 years. Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando a n o t h e r b a r g a in s n a p 1 P/ 2 Acres in South Orlando H i l|n'its, subdivided, staked and plntted ready for market. For L '•'■ill take $G0,000 on the very best of terms. For informa* F>PHone,nr wire. REALTY CO. . ROBINSON & SAMUEL F. O. Ilox 1042 Phone 1G5 . 5 1. ! * ’1 Phones 17G8—2567 Orlando Florida 220 SOUTH ORANGE AVE. M oi. ■' 41 N. Orange Ave. i i . i it, BRYAN REALTY COMPANY FO R REAL ESTATE vi “p-'dalizcs in this class of investments and we offer no properly Wo,|ld He unwilling to place our own funds. _ ' i REAL ESTATE IS N. Orange Avenue Phone 2GG2 Orlando ,FIa. 1 • Orlando, Fla. ■ ._______ Phone 740. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE A G ood B u y 5 acre young: Tangerine Grove. 000 feet beautiful lake front. . N ear W inter P ark. Onc-fourth mile from Highway. $0,000. Easy Terms. Asphalt �, 'V>:*V r*l ” E 5 |a ) j ( ' ' . 3■ »» ’'SR-.c tv i- V .l ^ •' £ *- x tv * ' :\Ts?Vl % J p g - '• K s r '. P V f* J V* .. V ■ Ah J'' 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 19_25. PAGE FOURTEEN rr ■‘"•iM: i w®'TZYiW» m w w *® __ E* I *■: PW i few.* BONDS INSURANCE SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS ACREAGE Traversed by New State Highway to Orlando. Close-in tracts include several entire lakes and represent real opportunities as subdivision or investment properties. It is to your advantage to familiarize yourself with our exclusive listings before purchasing, ns they afford most unusual opportunities. 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%. Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business property. REALTORS A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 107-109 South Park Avenue I'h n n r 720 Magnolia At Second MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Sales Itidies. Phone 18 INVESTMENTS LOANS - SUBDIVISIONS For subdivision purposes we have some of the best buys In Seminole County, among which are: , * Higgins- Smith- Wight, Inc. REALTORS 26 acres adjoining Sanford Grove which is rapidly being developed. This entire tract is all high and dry, beautiful wooded laud lying between two subdivisions. Price $26,000 with remarkable terms, and HO acres cornering on Golden Lake and bor­ dering on Onoro Street a t $500 per acre. McCALL& FOX Sales Agents For “The Firm Substantial” L 0 C H -A R B 0 R 113% Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills L sIckne« oi k ; But how o' •‘mounting '*ing una' Integrity of 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. verged on tfcJ 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. Before the I 71j 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. “hethfritk The dockets i contracts i ,;o toiRnu AK«£orij| ^ tolit*,4 future. THE HOWARD CORPORATION i : S T » 111.1*11 I I I ) l \ Masonic Bldg. 11HMI Phone 72 REALTORS Come up and talk over these propositions with us and your investigations will prompt you to buy. v* ~ t; WheM 'caoJ v;i'il, you t ^ | 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, b eautiful 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; th ird cash; third annually. Knight & MacNeill It. O. BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. CH( SO 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 at 8%. 1 Suit"* Eure**: K. G, Eos, fi. E. McC.ill, It. I.. Shipp. _________________ ______________________________ mjami, ACREAGE, SMALL & LARGE 3 acres oti Country Club road, within limits. the m.'w.** 2<i5ACRES City Some good buys we can recommend. 35 Lots nice 5 room Bungalow—Close in hard surface road. 7 Room, Bath and Sleeping Porch;well located; one of the best buys in the city a t ............. ............. ......... $1(),U0U Six Room Cottage, well located; close in; G arage. Bargain a t ...............................................................$6,500.00 5 Acre Celery Farm , with crop tools, etc. Nice six room house, good repair ...............................................$8,500.00 14 Acres, hard surface road; 5 tiled and in Celery. A real buy a t ....................,............................ ...........$9,000.00 27 3-4 acres fronting 1,500 feet on Sanford Avenue. 13,500 acres on St. John's County. 93 1-2 acres adjoining Power Plant's property in Volusia County. 187 acres in Seminole County, 107 of which is with­ in the City lim its of Sanford. The prices and term s of these tracts of land, we consider reasonable, and we will be glad to furnish you same if you will call a t our office. Phone 88 219 Meisch Building We Buy or Sell Sanford Avenue Corner Best corner on Sanford Avo. at 41h St. 71x126, $650 per toot, oue fourth cash. 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 homesites. See our listings. We have them today—tomorrow they may be sold. 221 Mcisch Building. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY 110-1112 BALDWIN & BROWN Near the Gulf Links, int-h. beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per m i e. 11 acres on the Wckiva River, on hard road. dO acres, adjoining E lder Springs property on Sanford and Orlando road. Fori THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue Phone G33W If you are looking a ratine! for a house th a t you want to eull home, and you realize how fruitless ren t­ ing is, let us show you the most a t­ tractive home we have for sale. i l l Palmetto Avenue — Prices and Terms Right. Acicage, Business, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. I I.S Arrr Crlrrx I'nriit iicnr I’mnrron 1 lb* luw|H*i*f I lii* |ir«>|>«*rt y and »rr rrop KriMtitig. 11on *r, Iinrn, e«itilsimriit« cuiiftrrv n llv fl) |irlrrd at $|t!,tNM).0O. II iPrr* (*rlrry Ai i *i»h<*. All lllrtf Dinl ft|t!t*itd Id Ix Innilrd far miiIhI1%lnl«m. l*»*»t I'HX <»*» m u r k r t a t p r i c e o f f e r e d . •D A e r e pi In fi ea rt «if Lake M oiifoe* AH cleared and th ed . good ImiiftCft. lairia mi |»a%ed m reef, q u ir k nale *IU,IMMI. PAUL LAKE— Realtor Telephone 711 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Salesman— K. T. Moore DP BOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 SANFORD GROVE •AMID MAJESTIC PINES" FARMS WILL EXCHANGE LIVE ACRE FARM AM. TILED Ti o i nhourc, n / ' „» w,' ^s* sn,(dl house, Imrn nml paved road_ $7,500.00 FIVE ACRE FARM Al.l. TILED bouse—" V'' nK " ^ lWo stwry» Pve room $7,000.00 E. E. PAGE The Substantial Realtor 12-U Garner-Woodruff Bldg. TELEPHONE 770 Small track lake front pro­ perty for good residential lots in Sanford, or will sell at bargain. S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR Milan? Theater nidjf. rm t I llo* t n*'* �The best deed is a DEED to a good piece of earth. Consult with us and be sure of getting a just ap­ praisal of Sanford property. We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse site 177x117 on French Ave. When not you during EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION BUSINESS PROPERTY Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. estate often authorities; A fine corner at Palmetto and Third Street. An entire block on East First Street. knowing the being One Fifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. (Next to Forrest Lake Hotel) 2-10 Acre Tract on high hanks along Wekiva occasions, in not sought 7 Acres Orange Drove in Country Club Section. We desire other properties of merit. Ileal Estate, and will he in the One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 ft. deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. Favorable Terms can be arran g ed on all of Lite above. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTYCO. Inc. Masonic Bldg-. Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. The Bocivvei! Realty Co. 211 East First Street Sanford, Florida Inquire Re-Sales Department 1 REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT forceat- Photic 153 Sanford Office 336-38 Meiscii tiidg. Bitldo Oliice Filtli Ave. One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. 190-W It. C. TISDALE Plume 2.'1 Iteal Estate Investment REALTOR 2,‘Ki-2:SS Meiscii Building Phnm* 2K.-| r,(), 75 or 125 feet—First Street ExI" Ie n sie m , HU.- r"' «• uit. ( ] "l> ! v , ijij. fronting on Seminole Boule­ WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOT’S vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT. MELLON, BEL-Alll, I’lNE- attractive price. ILURST, BUENA VISTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. I Turn Property Quick Let me try yours At a very One corner Lot, DtixlOS on l nion and and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ i<r The Lot K ing” Realtor 306 First National Bank Bldg. REALTOR Bruniley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 LOTS IN PINEIIURST DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON w . i*. r . o i T i . u ne-713 Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 o it k iis . „ 11 tm .<• w ith tin ill on <V rural. Lot anil 127: *0,030.011. Cttali 31,53 5.00, i it,mm I'ln.lrrril llm i.r on ilrla u ilo Ucmd .■ nr n L ol OuxSOO KWOO.OU. il.i5tt.0O ('a .li, Uulnlicu 125.00 m onth, i 7 ,- Mar. Ilnritnln. R ItooRi Kiint7 l.xposur, Lot (16x11(1. »3.ooo.oo. 12.Ca«h, Uni. JlO.oy mo. L ignin and w ai,.r in house. Forty lots in Bel-Air, from $075.00 to $1,000 each. A whole Block between Third and Fourth Streets and Pecan and Avocado Avenues, just $20,000.00, on easy terms. Pine Hurst is now the center of Sanford, don’t miss getting a home site there. E M REAL' REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708-709 \VI.» l*nr 11m l f 8 KB— . T. (i. OAL1.AXT We Have Some Bargains In Houses Tantiami Land Co. GOOD RESIDENCE LOT in Dreamwold, $1,200.00. low the market. LUTE HOWELL OSCAR It. BROOKS on the corner of Elm Avenue and Thirteenth Street for $6,000.00-one-fourth cash, balance one, two and three years. r.. I». C U BE* W. P. CARTER REALTOR , 250 Meisrh Bldg. Phone 71S --- — -------------- 1----r— r r �THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, B K ’r t P t *• ■ Youthful Designer Equally 4 1Home In Shop Or K “ GOOD WAREHOUSE SITE 300 feet on track. Clo: track foot. Good terms, INCOME PROPERTY This Ifc A new building paying more than 8% gross. Very good location with fine possibil­ ities, $32,000. Terms. Sec Me For Subdivision Property. 4 Rooms And Bath On Second S t i REAL ESTATE • INVESTMENTS • ' * Terms On Balance KARL J. SCHULTZ ' lat National Bank Bldg. Price $5,060—Cash $1,250 Phone 744. 108 E. Second St W. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO Phone 746 113'/, Magnolia HOM ES—LOTS—FARMg ACREAGE FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE O b e th e fu ll fledged p ro. p rietor o f a su ccessfu l hat •h o p is no sm alt a ch iev em en t for • girl o f eig h teen but A lberta K u n d er h as alread y gain ed an cn vlnblu rep u tation for tho d istin c­ tion an d ch ic o f m od els design ed A fter h er ow n Ideas. C reating h a ts and ru n n in g a s h o p d oes not g iv e m u ch tim e for elotncsUo affairs a lth o u g h In a Uny a p a rtm e n t w h ich M iss N undcr • h a r e s w ith h er siste r th e y havo c le v e r ly m a n aged to crca lo a c h a r m in g a tm o sp h e re o f hom o. ! A nd It te realty a m a x ln g w h at (d electab le th in g s co m e fo rth from (behind th e ecreen w h ich d ivid es tthe ''kitchen'* fro m th e "draw ing room ." Egg cro q u ettes Is a d ish alw ays dexnundtid by th e ir g u e sts and they m a k e It a fte r th e fo llo w in g reelpo 2 ta b lea p o o n fu ls C rlsco , 2 ta b le a p o o n fu ls F lo u r >X j *. i ) % c u p fu l M ilk ' • h ard cook od E g g s T W c u p fu l ch op ped cooked T on gue or H atn Balt. P op p er a o d grated N utm u* to taalo 1 E gg B readcrum b* C hop egg* an d mix thorn w ith h am . p arsley and seasoning. Melt Criaco, stir In flour, then add th e m ilk and boll th ree m inute*. ■Urrin g a ll th e tim e. N ow add efir m ixtu re and If required ad d m o re eenaonlng. Cool m ixture, th en d lvldo tt Into nlno portion* an d in ak* each Into a neat croquotta; brush over w ith tho e g g b eaten w ith a tab lcsp oon fu l of w ater, roll It* b readcrum bs and fry In h o t C rista. D rain an d gnrnlsh w ith frie d p ars­ ley. Tho C rlsco sh o u ld be h o t en ou gh to brow n a bread crum b la forty scco n d a Bufllclcnt for n lno croquette*. leaJpooufut chopped farslcy State School. Issues New BookletEdited By Student Scribes GAL I NNEESSV L L E ., F in ., D ec. Hi.— V IIL UP)—T he initial Issue of the Sil­ ver Bow, the U niversity of Flor­ ida's new contribution to the lit­ e rary Held, in recently ’.unking its firs t \ appearnneu on the (iator ca m p u s fairly esclipsed all ex­ pectation* of its editors ns to the sueceks with which it would meet. T he‘'students prom oting the new Gnio'c m agazine nro ulnnning to make it the largest li'ern ry pub­ lication of its .kind in the South, nnd with ^ho encouraging recep­ tion w ith which the first number A now 80 p a g e co o k b o o k w ill bo sen t f r e o to r e a d e r s o f title n ew sp a p er, upon re ce ip t o f a Iw ooout sta m p to w v c f pontage. A ild n ti« lltc N a tio n a l llo tw elio ld Serv. lev, 505 F ifth A ve., Now Y ork C ity. was received, it is believed by those behind the magazine th at this goal will he reached very shortly. On Jnn. 10, the editors of the Silver Bow will institute a short story contest open to the high school students of the state. A silver medal of the Apollo will he uwarded to the author of the winning story. “ Wo plan to make every Htudcnt of Florida n contributor to this magazine," declared Robert Barfield, Jr., editor of the now m ag­ azine. "Our policy is to encourage literary talent on the campus.” The French, while declaring that the capital levy might depreciate tho franc, have allowed the frnne to depreciate till the loss amounts to a capital levy.— Louisville Ten acres finest celery land, si,. cleared and tiled. Nice hou<e j equipment, Including mules u i i Priced for short time only at $g,o» rL Twenty-acre tract celery land.Rn* cleared and tiled. $7,500. See us for GOOD BUYS in farahedt We have buyers for large and:*nalik furnished or unfurnished. Letusbag you have. MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO Wo own freo land two miles Iluker Highway Trail and Inside completed. It $1,500 per acre thii* winter. mid clear 40 acres of drained muck Bouth of Moore Hav?n, right on the connecting: thnt town with Tnmiami the system of dykes which ate nearly is cluimed this land will be worth when tho improvements are finished Itonm 10.1 Seminole H old Sanford (Seminole County) Florida Building Sand and Cement Blocks Send all orders to our office a t Seminole Hotel. All payments must he made to the office. Orders countersigned hy secretary. Phone 231 M. L. FULTON, President W. FULTON, Vice I'resident. I,. Payette, Secretary-Treasurer For n Wonderful Buy If You Act Now 85 ft. Fronting Seminole Blvd. nnd Commercial St Lake Monroe. BRYANT & HATHA! 138 ft. off Sanford Ave. Approximately 500 ft. deep. Information , For BR O W N R E A L T Y C O M PA N Y Lot at Northwest corner Oak Ave., and 14th St $2,500—$700 cash, balance, terms. your Shipments Gfntrtfe 311 First National Bask Mg. S a n fo rd , Fla. Tdqk We deliver the l>est Cement and Building Sand at $3.50 on your lot anywhere in Sanford. PACKARD REALTY CO 209 Mngnolia Arc, Real E state With ornamental and plain faces delivered at our plants at Osteen and shortly in Sanford. Wo can make attractive price and terms on these or will exchange one or both for improved property at Sunford or vicinity. 20'J Magnolia Ave. I'hune 231 122 Union Avenue you can make ship­ ment s D i r e c t to points on the lines of the Southeastern E xpress Company: COLCLOUGH HEALTH Choice ware-house site at corner of Second St and Cedar; one block off F irst St., at $75 per fron foot. 23 acres, Upsnlaand Country $30,000. Terms. Club Number G Ball Building, Opp^ ' Office, Sanford, FloridaAnother Bungalow ju s t completed, four rooms, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. Easy > terms. A Bungalow of three rooms. Neatly finished. Electric lights, bath, and fireplace. Lot 50x116. $4,500.00. Easy Terms. 20 Years Experience With Floridi U T H E CHRISTMAS GIFTS!' Five-room Cottage, bath, electric lights, fireplace and garage. Lot GGxllG. Only $3,500. Easy term s. The gift d j jble depewknaj for the M or daughter * pear to be J These places arc well equipped with dish closets and closets for other uses. These are real bargains. Let us show them to you. road, at Lake Mary Development Company 108 Magnolia Ave Groves, Celery farms, lots, houses Phone 117 The Davey-Winston Organization R. A. WINTON, General p Masonic Bldg. Masonic Bldg. , ’ Phone 707 Sanford, Fla. TE AND INVESTMENTS Iljr m aiklng your express shipments vis Southeastern E xp , ; ; , and indicating tho Uansler |>olnt. you can secure fast, diioct service to points on the Hu m o( tho Houlheaatuiti E xpreM. Com pany. Ear further informetion relativo to routing and uisthod* of indicating tranaler point, address Scutneattarn Express Company Jacksonville, Florida New House Palmetto Ave., all new furnished. Good term s ............... $10,500 Lot 64x117 CypreAs Ave., off Celery Avenue ....................... $1,900 Lot In Mayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good term s .................................... $1,500 Two Lots Oak nnd Central Ave. For the two ....... J ..........'................ $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 Lot in San I.nnta, 56x110 ................ $3,500 Lot 60x127 Oak and C e n tra l............... $3,500 16 E. Second Street Lake Monroe Development Puleaton-Brumley Building Sanford, Fla. Office Rhone KcsidfO" �PAGE SEVENTEEN THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1925 REEL & SONS _ You Drife 1U • Myrtle ind 2nd St. it It B* 10 — For Kent, Rooms IT—For Sale, Houses FOR RENT: One sleeping room near the new hotel. 1001) Union i” Riftht now possess* » ‘'n. New, nil modern, 5 rooms 5— Autos, Sale and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ in most select part of San­ FOR RENT Furnished rooms alow ford only S .*500. 53,100 cash, bal­ 1920 HUDSON COACH, fully reasonable. 107 W. 3rd Street. ance easy terms. Bayard Realty equipped, alm ost new, liberal Co,, Phone 208. 110 S. Park Avc. discount, cash or term s. Roy La­ 11—Financial Salle, 015 E. T h i r d . _________ I CAN contract the carpenter work and^stucco on a few more resi­ FOR SALE: 1924 Overland Sport dences. Address H. R. care Herald. Touring, like new or will trade for building lot. Call <05 W. 9th St., Room 8. DEPENDABLE USED CARS The S*n- [jponsibN insertion, gbrt-qiient should be n case of 1924 dition. 1924 1023 1925 1923 1922 Dodge touring car. Dodge coupe, A -l condition. Ford coupe, ninny extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, special. ATTENTION! DAYTONA DELAND FARMS I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS Acreage Adjoining Daytona Oak nnd 2nd St, PERMANENT WAVING: Have it done tho "Nestle Way.” Satis- j faction guaranteed. Special prices until December 25. Apply a t once j for appointment. Miss Virginia Iaing. _Over_Mobley’s Drug Store. 7— Business Service Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of ,3 and 19 Acre Tracts or Entire Sections $150 Per Acre nnd SAND for building and construc­ tion purposes. Delivery from quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. HARRY K. PRETTYMAN ( Incorporated) HI TEST building tile and brick, Sanford Cement Product* Co. 112 South Bark Avenue Phone 632-W, LANEY'S DRUG STORE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We are as near you as y ju r phona. Call 103. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon <& I’la tt /1G Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Eleciragith FARM FOR SALE: Residence, Radio. with light and water on high­ way, 400 acres of land, fruit and WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ pecan tree-, fire wood, running nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, w ater in pasture. Reasonable. Ap­ Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, ply Wayside Farm, Wnrthen, Gu. Expert service. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See ur first. We ito it, Phone 417-Vf R. R. Ave.-Cornmerelal St. IAMES H. COWAN —All kinds of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work. Water a rd Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue end Third Strvet. Tele­ phone l i t . UIKACLK Concrete to ., general cement work, sidewalks, buildtnc Mocks, irrigation boxen. J. U. tfrwilleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. Houxa » Service, Quality nnd Price meouj S—For Rent, Apartm ents ROOM apartm ent, unfur rushed, d o te in. Corner of Sec "ml and Palmetto, 122 1-2 Palme; to Ave. i D iJ R FOR RENT: Two or three room apartment. Herald A partm ents. TO RENT: 2 or 3 room unfurnished apartm ent. Repjy FOR SALE: New fivi alow on Sanford M. ('. J. care Herald. Terms. Inquire .1. M 7 Phillips Apartment. 9— For Rent, Houses !•>—For Rent, Rooms room *■> ur ‘ ''K ltr.N l: Rooms, with out meals. Reasonable Lincoln Hotel. E'»R RENT: Furntol for gentlemen only, '10 W. First Street. '•'DR RENT: Largo f» containing two bed: Dak Ave. 35— Wnnted Help, Male FOR SALE—Spnc-v. on the pagi SALESMAN LOST: Leather loose-leaf note for classified advertisements book;; 6x4. Fred E. Russell, Wo have a good opportunity to Why not rent those vacant rooms Room _5, Ball Bldg. Phone 766 offch real estate snlcsman. One or sell th at second-hand goods? who is fam iliar with the grenter Sanford district preferred. 27—Piano Tuning R esident of Florida sin ce Flefei encea: F ir st N ational Hank. ‘‘OR SALE: 260 acre farm, five buildings, nice land near Mnrket City, college. Want to sell and buy winter home in Florida. W rite for particulars. W. S. Pillsbury, Waterville, Maine. FOR RENT: One -A > m lunisi and garage. Electri light -, mail delivered and school im Twi miles out on Country Hub road Price $35 per month. AI-<> one small house just finished near Kl der Springs $15 per men'll It. R Beck, corner French and Geneva Phone 216 .1. 20—For Sale Miscellaneous 28— Plant, Seeds. Trees 32—Typewriters, Suppplics REMINGTON Portntdo four-bank Typewriters, "tho king of port­ ables. $60. Barret Portable Aiming FOR RENT: Small furnished Machines. Can’t be bent. Seminole apartm ent. Available this eve­ Printcry. Phono 93, Welaka Bldg. ning. 304 W. F ifth Street. FOR SALK: Double sanitary fold ing couch. 304 W, Fifth Street. 33—Wanted >NE new, five room house at Ginlerville. Easy terms. I’, O. Box 190, city. , E. SPU RU NG , subdivision specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F 1o r j Heights, Florida on D ixie High way. FOR SALE: Nice small boii-e beat section of Sanford. I’r $1,500, $1250 cash, halar ■ "ion •y. W rite W. II. S. care Her ah. TO REACH the prosperous ers and fern growers of la county advertise in the D Daily News, rate lc per word with order. Try Smiill's Garber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. WE HAVE a largo waiting list for small houses. What have you to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 First National Bank Bldg. G. TAYLOR DYER Painting—Decorating PHONE 303 Terms HILTON’S iiA H tir.H shop 113 Magnolia Ave. I F irst Class Barber* Special Attention Giren To Ladles and Children. Elton J. Moughton VALDEZ HOTEL LEARN ABOE t folk County nnd Lakeland, through tho Star■Telegrnni. Best advertising me­ dium in South Florida, Published \ mornings. STAR-TFLF.GRAM— Lakeland. Florida OHIO—Xenia. Make vour sales through the Xenia Gazette, Zcn'n, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis'rict. Want ad and display rates on request. Incorporated A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big results. Advertise those old a r ­ ticles you have stored away nnd have no use for. A little thirtycont ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ sentative will call nnd s^e you. ADVERTISE In the Journnl-IIerald, South Georgia's greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Wnycroas Jo u r­ nal-Herald, Wnycross. Georgia. A D V E R T IS IN G g e ts re su lts if 1; IIO-llt-412 First National Bank Phone 190-W. Exceptional Plumbing1 Calls f or A. D. ROSIER R adiator, Roily. Fonder*. Hun u lng Hoard, ItepalrtuK We S pecial Uo In W recks Sanford Radiator nnd Itody Works If you’re particular about the kind of plumbing you want in your new home, or the new kind of plumbing R adiators. Lninps nnd Fonder* All A utom obile M etal Part* W elding, Rruxlng and S olderin g Work Otinrnntrrd to I'lrnae nod W r» t Second S treet S an ford , F lo rid a in your old home—call A, reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated in an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. I). Rosier for an estimate. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ sified pages o f : Florida’s .G n a t Homo Daily, rates 2 cents u word. Minimum 25c, cash with order. Write for complete rate card. A. I). ROSIER W. H. LONG MEAT MARKET ■III Sanford Avo. Sanford, Flo. Porter E. P itts UK A t, F.STATH I in .ltl-.I I 3 1*1 Mal'I. Ilnnk IlIHg. | ‘hun.- t ’ui-W Hanford. Fla. Reprusentlng W. V* Whootvr, It.-.il TO ALL CONTRACTORS By M. D. JACKSON, Financial Secretary. cash. Balance terms. Price $2250. Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. I.'* til to I tr o k o r Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $ 1,000 Lot 9, Block 6, Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ............. $4,200 Lot 10, Block (J Elliott Avenue, Eastern Exposure ............... $4,200 TERMS High School Auditorium An Experienced Insurance Agent LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY MAINE •— Wotcrvlllo, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine people are interested in Florida property. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ 108 Magnolia Ave. plication. Tuesday, Dec. 15th Phono. By GEORGE McMANUS T H l< o 1*0 F t H E T H E lfR E ’^ ) r s o O h E HOM E! W. V. WHEELER ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford. ------------ Florida Advtir. Mediums On ami after January the FOR SALE: Three lots, including corner, facing Young's Subdi­ 10th , I‘.1215, thu Faiiiters scale vision below m arket price. Good will be 81.00 per hour. terms. W rite W. II. Stone, care Local 1261. Sanford Herald. CORNER LOT in Sanford Heights, $2500 if sold before Jan. t. $1,000 cash, balance $100 every JO days. Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Phone 713. IIK .il, E ST A T H 123 W est F irst Street r iio n e 475 Member of S A N F O n D , FLA, F lorida State F lo r ists A ssociation. 38—Wanted. Situation Male POSITIONS WAN'Tjy}: . White help nil vocations supplied on short notice. Please write, wire or phono 2632. Northern Star Em­ STRAWBERRY PLANTS: lairgel ployment Bureau, 30 E. Church well rooted, now blooming. $2.00 St., Orlando. Fla. for 500; $3.50 per 1.000. F. O. B. WANTED by middle aged white Louise Skrnljck, Moore Haven, Fin. man. Caretaker nr janitor posi­ 11 RKEA DEALERS order from tion. S. Dutton, P. O. Hpx 1074. Mizell Produce Co., Live Oak, 31—Special Notices Fla, GERMAN POLICE DOGS: Pippin 30-W nnted Situation. Female FUR SALE: Shot gun. Remington Kennels, announce tho arrival of Automatic, two barrels, one full n litter <>f 7 puppies December 6, choke, one bush; one Wincocster 1925. Sire—Wolf v. d. Seimhuttc automatic rifle. 351 calibre in fine No. 388,703. Half nephew to condition. 118 Park Avo., 2nd floor. Strongheart. Dam— Trixie Von ■‘OR SALE: Dodge, 3-pnssengcr Bismarck No. -(09,620 H arrington Coupe. A-l condition; wonderful Park Strain. These puppies nre go­ my. $275 cash. See Roppett a t ing fast so if you want one apply at once t 1 10— Wanted Beal Estate rho Herald Office. FDR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors good condition, $200.00. 216 E Second. ISM Eastern Exposure 100 feet South of Highland P ark J. H. HUTCHINSON JTEWART THE FLORIST" Flowers ,‘or ail occasions. •4)4 Mvrtle Phone 260-W F O R S A L E : One acie ami three LOT NO, 33 Palmetto Avo., be­ room house and garage, good tween Katie and Franklin $800 flowing well, 3 mile* fr< m San­ ford, 12 hundred feet - nth of First St. Prepared hard road Price $3000; $1000 ca i. l-alanci in two years. Quick sale • ' Bob erts. Box 373. Sanford. 507 1st. N a tl. Bank Bldg. Phone 24I> II. C. V1ELE, Jeweler. Watch, WANTED: Two White truck tfrivers at once. Locnl men who know jewelery nnd clock repairing and engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag­ town preferred. Good pay nnd steady work. Smith Bros. F u rn i­ nolia Avenue. Phono 442. ture Co. FOR SALE: Living room suit, din­ ing chairs, day bed and dresser. WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf 17—For Sale, Bouses round tim ber from 100,000 ft. 120 Holly Ave. ■ up, must Is- high land timber for FOR SALE: In Edgewood, new six saw m ill, purposes. T. W. P atter­ Sale— Furniture, etc. room stucco bungalow. Hasten son, Maitland. exposure eompleteli' furnished, all We carry n full line. conveniences, $10,500,00. Small >ur prices uro right. Cash or WANTED ROOM: Two young men want room and board in private cash payment, liberal terms, own ertn*. Wo want your business er I’. O. Box 1073. . Sanford Stove & Furniture Co, family, with garage. References exchanged. Address G. W. care 321 E. First St. $250(1 CASH will buy a 5 rooti Herald. * furnished house facing east Fine JPJd with flowers and fruit WANTED; Second band Johnston tre e s.'Balance terms. Can give ilp SALE: Corner lot in Mayrow boat motor in good condi­ mediate pus-e don. Dean- Berg tit bargain. Direct from tion. S. R. D.'chre Herald. Corporation. 51 - First Nat'l. Bank . Phone 571W. Bldg. DIXIE HIGHWAY Gas Station and Store—Fully Equipped: Old NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE: $1501 cash. Balance 1. 2. 3 years, or established business, paying; 3 gas monthly. Price >650.0, Dean-Berg nnd four oil tanks, complete stock Corporation, 515 Fir-t Nat’l. Bunk groceries and fixtures; new fiveroom painted house and store (JOx Bldg. 2UU plot, near schuobt, churches, 2 ROOM house- m Pirn-crest sub­ room painted house’and store 60x is a prescription for division at >750 each Also lots etc. For inimedinto action, $5500 at $300.(10, all on easy terms. Post takes all, only part needed. Her­ Colds, Cirippo, Flu, Dengue, Office Box 696, t ’ily. man Corringtun, ill l F irst NntionBilious Fever and Malaria tl Bank Building. ONE, five room bungalow with at modern improvements. <>n Pop FOR SALE: 60 foot lot on Central It kills the germs, lar Avc., between Fir.-t and Sec­ S treet between Sanford nnd Pal­ ond St. Price $1850, $1500 down metto Avenues. 1925 paving assess­ nnd $50 per month. P. 0. Box 696. ments paid. Reasonable terms. Ap­ City. ply J. Herald Office. wanted FDR RENT: Garage. 907 S. Lnu rel St. LOST: M black suit case on Cel­ ery Avc. Contains book on Peo­ ples Bank, Red Level, Ala. MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people are interested In Florida. Each WANTED: Counter girls. Lu-Beth of them through 'a classified ad in the Morgantown POST. Six Cafeteria. cents a word for six consecutive WANT work or change of posi­ issues. tion? White only. Northern S tar COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — Employment Burenu, 50 K. Church Classified nils have the largest St., Orlando, Fla. circulrtion in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rate Re ffl-wnrd line) line 31—Wanted Help, Female SANFORD GROVE. Inc. C—Business Opportunities !fficient LOST: Purse containing between $20 and $25 in bills. Finder re­ turn to Singer Sewing Mnchine Office and seceive reward. Jos. J. Hathaway, I BUY, pay cash for second hand pianos. Address Box 352. Dodge coupe, excellent con­ Fhonc 3 21.—Lost, Found M E .V E G t L E T w ,tv \ KM QNft/ T H A T } W E . 'b . A W H IM J f t 'T C a O L L T * D t M T 'T M? COOKED /N B E T T E R Olt>H Hl*b IIORIS COM!-:* TO TOWN . iT 't ) TH IS SPACE DONATED BY c A C O O O T H l r i t o M A C J C ie C DIOM T tb E E .//% rriE O fttr v t^ IT J . ;___J ,W . P . C a rte r REALTOR 230 McLsch Bldg. Rhone 718 Winter Days Are Here See Our New Assortm ent of Andirons and Fire Sets Ball Hardware Co! ©1925 nv | n t *l F catunc Gxeaf BnUx) lifb** rfKfV< ^ pu o n b a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE itte R estored SEARCH MADE or But He Is FOR KIP’S WIFE IS UNAVAILING [nde iator Is 0 Three Despite Earning ime (Father Silence Since portion; Wednesday In Supreme Court Is .. Bandit’s Only Hope - ■» HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. 15. —(A*)—Ccrald Chapman, mail robber and slayer ot a police­ man, must die on the gallows on Mar. .*1, unless the U. S. Supremo Court savos him. Federal Judge Thomas de­ nied his contention In habens corpus proceedings. Chapmnn nought to return to Atlanta to serve n 25-year sentence for mnil robbery, before Connecti­ cut could carry out the death sentence. llis counsel have indicated thnt the case will be carried to the highest court. SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925. Farm Head Effo.Ts of Secret Society' T o Locate Ncg:o Male Of YounR Rhineiander Reveal No Trace At W. Palm Beach IW 4 ' Rhinelander Council Denies Reconciliation EIGHTEEN PAGES TODAY NUMBER 116 NEW FITTINGSV olstead A ct Is Called PROVIDED FOR R Failure By Jersey Solon CITY GAS PLANT City Commissioner.- Plan To Spend Approximately $75|000 For Needed Machinery Within Next Few Months CM In A dvocating Change Only Way To Improve Present Conditions Is To Amend Statute Says Senator Edge Handsome Yacht O f New York Man Is One O f T h e Supervisor Of Playgrounds Will Be Appointed To Core First To U se N e w B asin 2.75 Beer Included For New Park Equipment Authorizes Building Of Temporary Pier t*e Reports Prevalent On East Coast That Woman Is Now On Way To Daytona Beach In His Proposals WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Dec. At their regular meeting yes­ H Edward C. Ely, n retired manu­ When informed of the proposed U*.—M’)—Vigorous srnrch of loc­ terday afternoon in the city hall, al hotels and rooming houses by tlm City Commissioners voted to facturer from Rye, N. Y., accom­ canal to connect the St. Johns and C ap ital spend approximately $75,000 for panied by his wife arrived in San­ Indian Rivers, he stated that such Limit Upon Amount members of a secret organization here early today failed to reveal machinery and equipment for the ford Monday on the yacht "Tosarl’’ a ' canal would he a tremendous [♦< Physician May Give gas plant and to build u tempor­ and tied up in the municipal Imsm aid to tho people of the entire any trace of Alice Rhinelander, Dec. 16.— ary dock at the foot of Sanford for a few days’ sightseeing tour Hast Const of the United States negress wife of Kip Rhinelander, eil *>y n Would Be Removed Avenue for the unloading of lum­ of the city and adjacent territory. and a big thing for Sanford in who attracted national attention in ould follow Mr. and Mrs. Ely are on n win­ particular. ber and building materials des­ the recent annulment case. ter cruise which will take thent H. Thompson is the new tined for use in the city. Icourso” in Speaking of the scenic trip which WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— Rumors became current here Samuel hack up the river to Jacksonville, president of the American Farm 1policies o f shortly after midnight that the Bureau Federation, winning the The machinery necessary for down the const to Minmi, Key West he and Mrs. Ely had enjoyed en- (AP).—The Volstead Act is a woman had fled to West Palm elction over former president O. equipping the gas plant in order and across the gulf to llnvnna; route to this city from Jackson­ failure and CongresH must jjblicnns toBeach, where reports were made K. Bradfute of Xenia, O. lie was thnt the great increase in consump­ then hack to the West Coast of ville, Mr. Ely said: “The St. Johns ament it if existing conditions led Senator that she had been forced to leave former president of the Illinois tion might l)e adequately cared for Florida before their return north River trip in a lovely introduction ns to general law violation are [lc into th e to Florida”. was recommended by J. E. Craig, in the late sping. that city hurriedly aftr registering Agricultural Association. to be improved. Senator Edge, Vom which An nutomoldle drive around the consulting engineer of the city and at n hotel. Word of this report,' LOCAL Tha yacht on which they are immediate vicinity is planned by Republican of New Jersey, de­ by City Manager, W. B. Williams. conveyed to members of a secret |e had been is a 50-foot deck cruiser tho Elys this morning, ufter which The expoditure of approxi­ society here prompted immediate Commissioner S. (). Chase was cruising n 120 II. P. Sterling motor, they will embark upon their re­ clared in n prepared address Republican mately $75,000 for new equip­ investigation that the negress had appointed to carry out the plans with today in the Senate. elaborately fitted with every com­ for enlarging the gas plant pro­ fort and convenience for the long turn cruise to Jacksonville. stilling com- ment u t the municipal gas plant; lodged here. Proposing as first steps to ­ Mr. Ely said that Sanford had duct ion and was given power to cruise. fcroval in the the construction of a temporary built a fine yacht basin and told ward amendment, his bills for 2.75 I).•aies Kcconrilation Rumor act in the buying of tie needed i or a record freight pier on the lake shore, When interviewed, Mr. Ely stnt- of the ninny visitors who would per cent beer and removal of tho NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—(A*)—A machinery. !e conference and the appointment of a super­ cd thut ho hud long ago discov­ eventually tnnke use of it. He restriction on the amount of liq­ k-clinfl to ro- visor of play grounds is author­ rumor that Ix'onard Kip Rhineland­ New Dock to lie Built ered that the pleasures and com­ wns slightly inconvenienced In uor a physician may prescribe, Hnn clast d y- ized at a meeting of the City er hail returned to his mulatto The new dock, which is to bo forts of traveling by yacht were landing, he said, there being no Senator Edge said that if he had Commissioners. wife, Alice liatrici* Jones, was de­ in. erected immediately, it is said, at far superior to those of nutomo- steps or landing raft*. Water the power, he would amend the man Watson City Manager W. IJ Williams nied today by taonnrd R. Jacoby,' andiitK Slops In Bulkhead {’" './“'I1 of S»nfoixl Avenue, has j idle travel. lines have not yet Iwen laid along Eighteenth Amendment so attorney for Rhinelander. The ruI ommittee on plans for the Improvement of provide for distribut,<**( W ill vI Jic’ t ’n urged by citizens and lnuld*|\tr pjv the dock and all boats nre an enthusistlc yachts­ mor was one of several that have ktenlay vot- Sanford’s new yacht basin. \\ III Also l$c ( (instructed ing interests for some time. It U man, * * *ami ^,1 commented at some to pull over to the docks - cod spirit beverv . knnicnts, the And Other Improvements said that the necessity for unload­ length on tho trip down the inland Clyde Line in order to take the Cnmphell-Lossing Cost of the been current since the jury in the on mental nupcrvU.uo. J he wanted American Legion requests aid supreme court in White Plains re­ ing fuciljtics is becoming more waterway from his home in Rye. water. Pointing out that severnl years Made City Manager States ■of his attl- in gathering a truckload of ci­ turned a verdict favorable to the evident daily and that with the would be required to bring ubout nments were gars, cigarettes, candy and oth- wife. establishment ol n barge such n change In the fundamental City Manager W. II. Williams proposed “ Why didn’t you fellows give line to tiring lumber and other law, the New Jersey senator said i r presents to be sent to the dis­ Iter was re­ abled veterans ;n the Lake City me laughs during the trial when said today that Sanford's new materials here for local use, the some immediate steps should be join hastily hospitnl on Doc. 23. it would have been appreciated?” yacht basin is to be equipped with dock cannot be other than a boon taken to remedy the present “in­ other Sentolerable” conditions, brought asked Jacoby when he was told of m .ry facility for the landing und to building. Two new wells will be provid­ the Senate ed to augment the city’s water the latent rumor, rirst they have . . . ,. ... about, he added, through an ef­ City Manager W. B. Williams Ki„ taking poison, then putting a l'r«>vis,onmg yachts, all improve- was appointed to have charge of fort to enforce a law that in Itaalf Ihich he was supply. bullet into his brain, next jumping "'vnta to Ik* completed by January the erection of the deck and was la unenforceable. Mayor Forrest Lake will ap­ into the river, and finally hnngingj Included among the necessary TSinator Ln"Real friends of prohibition at told 'to carry it through with all |on which the point n committee of five mem­ himself ami turning on the gas. least admit fuilure,” he said. Sur­ items which are to be incorporate possible speed. Mr. Williams stat­ out of the bers to direct local playground veys conducted by original propan“Now rumor has him rejoining (i(, . lh ^ proper is a wnt- ed this morning that if the propos­ , death, was activities. Approximately 2.500,1)00 'Fax enta of the legislation prove gn Alice. I know where lie is but will . , ' ... Local Real Estate Operator ed emergency dock proves unable Handsome yacht of New York not tdl. The boy is entitled to a .'T l»'« and landing steer in the i for the last Payers Will Be Relieved increase in intoxication and ap­ Reports Jttcrcused Demand man is one of the first to be ac­ rest. You rnn deny ns strongly as bulkhead. Yachts now find it is to haniliu the nmuunt of mate!palling condition of violation of ials which are expected to lie un­ From Federal Levies Ah A the For Iloirte Sites In Section before the comodated In city’s new yacht you wish and quote me to the necessary to pull over to til) loaded there, the city would mnkc law. Result Of More Exemptions “The fnilure to enforce tho rr«iSurrounding New Building aL "should basin. effect that there is not the slight­ Clyde Line docks for water and some use of the new municipal emitters ns rnt law being »eyond controv. rey STATE gusoline, it is snid. est truth to this rumor." dock for freight handling, it is l thill acthe lrk |c a « | .'M violation help,; be- ’ Tho exti^sion of l^Lcist Street WASHINGTON, Dpc. IIL-WI— •>r»d thnt this would eutail no greut As no steps or rafts won* nr# Thirteen studonU of the FlorAncnuLiged by th 1 approve! given yond auerritful contradiction, the * and the erection of thi*lotel For­ expenditure. May Be On Way To Daytona vided ill the bulkhead, the landing triiar Tt'-l idn State College to t Women the Income schedules in the tax Influence of existing condition • rest Lake is already attracting to Upon the petition of S. R. BightDAYTONA BEACH, Dec. 15.— parties nro forced to walk a narVi’itconsin' arc injured in automobile accireduction bill Monday by the house an admitted menace to the peace f/P)—Rumors thnt Alice .Jones row plank at the top of the bulk- on, representing the Suuford Lions Sanford much outside capital with managers of the measure pressed nnd prosperity of tho nation, let *»first time \ dent. Club and delegates from the Wo­ n subsequent increase of building forward today for favorable action us try the simple experiment of intained on Search by a secret orgnnizn- Rhinelander was at Cocoa and was head runnlug out front shore, Mr. Williams has been working man's Club, the city authorized em­ operations in this section, accord­ on many of the less controversial writing tho constitution into tho his election. | tion for Alico Rhinelander in driving towards Daytona Beach toployment ol of a playground director Ini from thei |>a]m Beach fails to reveal any day causeil local hotel keepers to with members of the Sanford Yacht I ploynient Volxtcud Act," he declared. points. rvise tho activities of ‘lie ing to statements from rcul estate mi bmshui trace of her. join with those of other sections Club on plans for the immediate | to supervis' Arguing that It has been clear­ F".* The new incom * rates, providing closely connected with tho fsince young ly demonstrated thnt 2.75 per cent Sheriff Chase of Dado county of Florida in nnonuncing a halt construction of all necessary a d -1children in various playgrounds dealers Widespread slashes in both normal development of tho city’s new ter­ st the reception of the wont- ditions to the Imsin, he said, und and parks. beer is not in fact tntoxlcuting, is placed on triul facing charge ritory, reclaimed from tlu* lake by and surtax rates, won overwhelm­ Senator Edge snid a law legalising Ilnivl Issue to lie Voted lift't previous of murder in connection with the again tho materialization of these plans ing support In the first real test bulkhcuding and hydrnulic filling. que i ion, it shooting of a prisoner, who tried ” Scorch of hotels at West Palm j is expected to create here one of Mayor Forrest Lake appointed a it would not Ik* in conflict with In discussing the increased de­ of the non-partisan hill, framed by the Eighteenth Amendment. (vc split four to escape front jail la*t Septem­ n..*i„, whcrc the quadroon was re-' the* most modern and convenient- committee to cstimuto the amount the Ways and Means CqmmUtco. mand thnt real estate men are member, and . basins "Granting that the legalising of ported to have fled front Fort ly equipped yucht *....'** in tin of money necessary to carry out receiving for home sites surround- Reduction in the normal rules from u 2.75 [in an effort ber. the new gas plant extensions nn-l ncr cent leverage would not state. Fierce, failed to disclose her pres­ two to one and one-half per cent DOMESTIC tlu* new hotel, A. B. Connel­ Dees and thus solve tlu* entire problem, it woul l Mr. Williams stated today that tho other city projects -now at ing ence and strengthened rumor a that on the first $1,000 of tnxublo in­ ferenee. Snntn Clnus begins his rounds she was heading toward Daytona the City Commissioners and the hand. The committee, composed ly said today that he know of come, from four to thru) on the accomplish much,” ho continued. of Wnll Street by blinding out Beach in an effort to elude the no­ Sanford Yacht Club were working of the city attorney, the city man­ more than eight handsome Span­ next $1,000 nml from five to six The senator believed It would holp type homes rcbeduled for con* make the Volstead Act “honest" $75,000,000 in dividends from torious attention. in close co-operation toward the ager, and the city engineer, will ish Htructinn in Fort Mellon at an per cent on the remainder, were and would “discourage the growing large manufacturing companies. development of the city’s lake make an early report to tho City early accepted without a word of dis­ date. demand for at rung liquot, improve Far west and midwest begin potentialities by attempting to Commissioners after which a bond Not In South, Say* Counsel sension. J "While there nre finer hotels iu issue will be presented to the var­ the morals of the country,’’ and to dig from beneath blanket uf educate tho people here to tho Tho new surtax schedule includ­ would, nfter ull is said nml done, YORK, Dec. lS .-tfll— ious civic clubs and to the people Florida than the Forrest Luke,” snow thnt varies in depth from LeoNEW tremendous advantages thnt will Parsons Davis, attorney for ns a whole for their approval, ac­ Mr. Connelly said, "there are cer­ ing a cut in tho maximum r-»1•* "give tho public only what they five to 18 inches. Alico Rhinelander, today san. that comu to Sanford by the water cording to present plans. tainly none more modern or ele­ front 10 to 20 per cent, met real an*, anyway, entitled to." Senator LnFollette has been she was not in the South and at route when the St. Johns River is gant In point of equipment, and opposition but nil nmendment by Various petitions of minor im­ Senator Edge branded ns fal­ l.*>.—(,?)_. restored to favor by the Repub­ no lime since the trial of her hus- opened to the cast coast. portance were read to the com­ it is a recognized fact that this Representative Ituinley of Illinois, lacious the contention thnt if those “The city believe* thnt the re- missioners and referred to vnrious hotel unil the section immediately a Democratic monibor of tho coni* who should olmy the law would in the trial lican Party with his appoint­ Iland's suit had she been mote than pnde County ment to three Important Senate 50 miles from her home m New gattu sponsored by tho \ucbt Club committees for notion. surrounding it will he the center mittcc, to tiiuke the maximum rate set an example, general observance of so niuch importance tp this city 25 per cent was rejected 100 to 117 would result. Balt and Karl committees. of social activity in Sanford.” Amendments to Volstead Act Kl“ lf the Florida Klait is going to that they have agreed to contri­ Lputn charMr. Connelly stated thnt tho fol­ after a sharp debate. "The fact remains," he added, “4 lowing persons were now building murder in are offered by Senator Edge to­ wait for Alice Rhinelander, he bute $500 toward defraying ex­ Representative (lurrett of Tenn­ lurge portion of tin* citizens of | death of two day in Senate. or planning to build, residences essee, the minority leader, gave hi every class violate the law with­ said today “it is going •> J»o‘t at penses "Mr. Williams added. House approves revenue hill the railroad stations until the c in Fort Mellon:. J. E. Ritchie, -* support to *tho. ■ amendment und—- nI out the slightest compunction. It H of Sept. 27, ll . I ....I ...it . . . . Spanish1. itype_ Ibungalow estimated majority mnal court Ih*. which will relieve 2,500,000 in­ nmtq down there get* a whole lot of tho Democrat* ;oi*l is indeed unusunl when a number to cost $ 10,000; B. F. Wliltnor, J r , sonto Republicans supported it. of men, and frequently women, sorfleet this come tax . payers from federal colder. Alice Rhinelander has not levy as result of increased per­ a colonial residence estimated at Ollier proposed amendments to mi­ gutltor together that inquiry is $8,000; A. F. Collum, a Spunish nor provisions to the bill however, not at once made us to who has *ns Everett sonal exemption. , Wmen wound­ American legion officials In typo bungalow to cost around $8, wore swept aside quickly und on u supply." L 'll. 0f. tho later votes did a .c i n g that fnl- ROCKEFELLER JU.. RETURNS "Frankly, I have not n solu­ churge of the CamplK-ll-Iaissiug 000; Evercll and William Dash, » J* Justice said SMALL I1LAJ5K TOR.U Bust’s Christmas fund for the dis­ Spanish bungalow estimated 1" I vision follow party lines. Interest1 tion for all this," thu senator said, NEW YORK, Dec. If».—f/P)— ■t the county abled veterans in the hospitnl at cost $7,000; L. II. Connelly, n C0J' centered today on the provision of but lio wnu convinced “that the TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dee. 15. luike City today issued an invi­ oninl type house; E. r.. Bnge, co.-1 jju, |,||| Increasing personal ox- situation cun Ik* measurably im­ IDe Sunday John I). Rockefeller, Jr., back The city Fire apartm ent was M fn he beard fruin a 10 weeks vacation in Eu­ call....... ut this afternoon at *l ® —(/!»)_A|| 13 of the students of tation to every Sanford citizen oninl type to cost about $7,500: i ,.nipt|on> from $1,000 to $1,500 for proved through legal modificatiai the State College for Women, in­ to contribute in some wny towurd Mrs. Lulu Browner, a California Kjni{|e ,„.rsoiis and from $2,500 to uf the Volsteud Act. Certainly it automobile rope, has revealed that he left clock to extinguish J P * 11 jured early Monday night when a the truck load uf candy, cigars and type bungalow to cost in the neigh i $;i f,oo for married persons and on cannot be made worse." | m die lino of! strict orders not to be consulted 111 West Second streettruck in which they were riding assorted gifts that will lx* sent burhuod of $8,000. which managers of the bill faced •Iriking his on business matters while abroad The origin of th“ * e w** u" turned over, were progressing fav­ him in the The reason was thnt “ Father was known, but was ext ink opposition. from here to Ijiko City on Dec. . KKAINGKK (HVF.S CONCERT ■did not seo here and he is worth a dozen of firemen after a few minutes work orably this morning, according to 23. ____ n statement made at tho college on trial da me." PLAY TO HR WITHDRAWN In discussing the campaign, Joe TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 15. infirmary. Chittenden brought out the fact —(A>)—Percy Grainger, known to d-e first witThe condition of Miss Frances that tho local post is not asking LONDON. Dec. 15.—(A*)—Mich­ ull music lovers by his adaption of »r'ff Chase dinumerous old folk songs, has been ael Arlea’s "The Green Hat” is to He was any descripion that will glad engaged to render a concert at lie withdrawn ufter a 15 weeks’ run front of the the hearts nnd cheer the inmates Florida State College for Women j because it is too tragic for tho Regarding the authorization by hurt, wns much improved early of the hospital," he said. * commenced, the city for tho employment o f a on Junuury 15. • Christmas senson. ®fiff Chase intoday, it wns stated. All contributions are being heap­ playground director for tho city »’«l either with DENVER. Colo., Dec. 15.—(A*) Heavy sens drove several era Miss Raggett suffered an In­ ed in the window of the Brltt-Chitparks, Muyor Forrest Ijike stated . . _ jured head nml Miss Griffin rece­ tenden Realty Company, and all­ *• B‘* did not —The north central Rocky Moun­ to harbor shelters. this morning that a committee zf Northeast Iowa looked for t »»y shots, he tain region and tha mid-west to­ ived a scalp wound both of which ready a sizable amount of candy, five citizens would be appointed peratures of five ‘Jo day began digging itself from bcwere regarded as grnve. Other stu­ playing cards, handkerchiefs, pipes at an early date to have charge of J , n. dents. members of the home econo­ cigarettes - an neath n blanket of snow that var- day ami Wisconsin and home made candy the playgrounds of the city and above. Drifting I* , class sustained injuries vary­ has been subscribed according to •) itH* In depth from five to 18 inch- ern for traffic in bioux C.t>. to supervise the various activities . mics ing from knocked-out teeth »o k es. in Nebraska. . N*orl}, sprains and dislocations. None pf Legion officials. cd many hours of extra toil. The which nre to bo sponsored. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-(A>)— P As Fire Train schedule* were almost nor- nnd "We nre nppcnling particularly Tho director will bo expected to them, however, was considered in to tho Indies of Sanford for as­ Santa Claus ha* already started General Motors Corporation no fur the initiate the youngsters of the mul again nnd Uncle Sant's air .At Fort Collins, Colo., an I « has distributed the largest Christtenement mail was winging its wny ncross I’inttc, Nebr.. danger. sistance in making this Christmas the round* of Wull Street, which mas dividund. ----------- $5 . a share making city into regular playground the plains. After being delayed at deep. Cheyenne M f*Je Frol. The truck, driven by a negro, party u success" Mr. Chittenden is beginning tlu* celebration of the Laramie 10 and Denv , u total of $25,$08J)00. At least games and sports, it is said. Or­ 15.— — Cheyenne, Wyo., storm center for and with . Miss Margaret Handels, stated, "nnd wo nre hopefbl that ganized programs for both boys , ,,. oian lost 20 hours, tho first plane hopped en rain on wires >>'u' pjcc for u dean of the School of Home Eco­ those who hare had brothers or most prosperous Christmas in its ■even other corporations have cut and girls wil bo fcautr«« of the Christmas melons of u million or phone ami telegraph Kansas history. Dividend* to stockhold­ , htrj» were off for the cast at 12:50 o’clock radius of 60 mile* around Kan» nomics, in charge, was enroute to husbands or sons in the World new park system. Apparatus for K a firo that this morning. Livestock appar­ I.ako Bradford, n resort near here. War will come forward with small ers of large companies, which rep­ more. tho entertainment of the youngs­ Ice-glazed ( min. The Wall Street prosperity ha» been resent increased or resumed cash r r j tenement in ently suffered little from the City. negro is said to have accident­ contribution^ of home-mnijo candy, ters Is to bo purchased In the near traffic and cuused dozens reflected in the steadily rising disbursements payable ubout the a fire storm nnd only one casualty was ally thrown tho car oub of gear in cakes or anything along taut line." future, according to reliable au­ cost* of memberships on the two or accidents. holiday season, already exceed - “ P floor while reported although a score of per­ going down an Incline and could thority. principal securities markets. A $76,000,000. Indications are that sons had narrow escapes from “ man were ONLY ONE J AX ROOM VACANT the total of *uch disbursement.! seat on tho New York stock ex­ Barts Manlleun| not regain control. Mayor take has not yet ap­ ■i’ '"r kalllway.t freezing. pointed the members of tha pro­ He managed to swerve the truck change recently commanded tha Dec. 1*>. ' . ^ mornin;f T, ''Rating tho I Generally fair and warmer allBARIS, JACKSONVILLE, Dqc. 15.—(A1 will be well over $100,000,000. northern France U ■ oW> Aft. off the highway. It continued on record breaking price of $150,000. posed supervising committee. It is generally conceded thnt -us a fire \ weather was predicted for today to a near by railroad track and —Census enumerators during a (it-rn n ... / — ttho L n T) 1..■ IMountain f , . n n ) r t l , 1 m(TIr>n rr* .wremstanfor Rocky region lay under u mantle f • wcather, there struck a freight car on a sid­ recent check of Jacksonville found Christmas bonuses to employees Curb memberships have advanced n e w r i v e r l i n e s t a r t e d er a brief period ol with $8,600 to $37,700. X tnfm«nt house while a prospect of more snow nnd only one vacant house In Jack­ will exceed those of lust year or from ing, turning over. the country has been »tn Christmas bonuses range all tho ubout $70,000. Stock exchange and slightly colder temperatures face sonville, they reported. They TAMPA. Dec. 15.—(AV-A new pK.i« their lives the middle west. the worst blizzard It r »3 Eugene Joiner, local mechanic. curb market firms and investment wny from two to 30 per cent on freight and pussenger steamer line rpaeh'thoTriiuredl found, according to A. D. Albert the year's salaries. Every one Is in 10 years. falling Ibanking forces will reap rewards T |. ' Mr*. El* Ice, which was forming on tho ienced was started between this city and Tho snow, which j 1 1 varyinw, Included, from scrub women und ' tho record-breaking girl.. — „ _ H . «ucceeil«l In |ts .Aicnes Sil- Great Lakes, handicapped shiping on water craft and approxl- Ibecause of . . intermittently, *1<s .iv delay- more seriously hurt to the college mutely 3,000 persons in tents of i volume of stock transactions and messenger boys to manager* and Mobile today with the arrival uf n lx^Y* Uing which probably will be dis- depths. the steamer Gilt Edge. Traffic n H- ,0Krflphic infirmary. About six cf them, Join­ tho various tourist campf* ■ ' j . and John continued until spring. Until then cd and telephone ncw flMBriP* which hav* iov.olv- KViterol partners. ond » ■ er said, wero uoconsciou*. 1 **!>. Mur- no further storm warnings will be communication interiup t issued by ibo weather bureau. News Summary YACHT BASIN IS TO BE EQUIPPED WITH WATER LINE I NEW HOTEL SAID HOUSE APPROVES TO RAISE VALUE TAX REDUCTION OF NEARBY LOTS BILL SUBMITTED .n . ... . I a....•..I...k.lrI..«.m il Opens Court uesday Legion Is Soliciting Christmas Presents Thirteen Students For Disabled ‘Vets’ At YVonian’sCollege Injured In Accident West Digs From Under Snow Blanket Ranging In Depth From 5 to 15 Inches f a Committee To Be Named To Direct City’s Playgrounds llvr«S£»,T i f t ‘1,. ,h»> **» Santa Claus Begins His Wall Street Rounds By Giving Out Big Dividends Others Sri.. * I * S' I ., • I | . ■ # »• ; . . -* . 1*■ .0 1 ?• •• . * : .V'. • \ �THE i LONDON LETTER BERLIN LETTER letter c t e w a k t s Veteran E n gin eer Is -Given B ig Prom otion W. F. Shelly,' COO Elm Street, yesterday received notlqo of hjs BERLIN, Dec. J.4.—f/P)—6ie«better off thnn they’ve been since tfiNDOH. He?. 14.—i/H —Bol­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—A to the position of road shevist boots is tho nfltpc which frioa Wagner, dramatic producer, violent epidemic of annual reports .1920 You can establish -conclus­ promotion foreman ,of engineers of this div­ and son of Richard Wngner, the th™ leaving of 10,000,000,000 scoffing Englishmen are giving to great composer, has published a has been raging in Washington ively, by census statistics, that ision of the Atlantic Coast Line the n u J U of American £ a n n a > j in the country by Amcricnn the boots women nrc now wearing fiery protest against the invasion for the last week or two. rapidlyi due mainly to Rallvray, with headquarters in I lritlsh. visitors. That was the ‘In London and throughout English of Jazz in Germany. Thero always is oucrv an out­ dwindling hard luck tho boll weevil, anford, according to an announcespenl.by tourists oftheso two titles. But in spite of the male break just before and after ,,the drought'andwith “The Blue Danube is nearer and unsatisfactory econo­ lent made this morning by friends leers women nre still buying tlin tions dJting June, July ami December gathering pf -Congress floated to us than Cuba nd Santo of Mr. Shelly. High-topped boots In such quanti­ ijust, according to Tgures pub­ hut this year It has boon rather mic conditions. *° KUca^8- Weeld e! Mr. 3Jtclly, on onginoor since ties that English factories, work­ Doinlngo,” he declared. The na­ worse thnn usual, probably be­ lished by the tourist bnoau. $50 to 990. Ami!: y ^tM , ** dignity, Herr Wagner con­ 188(1, Is the oldest engineer In You enn prove that taxes nre The sohimer tourist season lasts ing overtime, nre unable to keep tional tinues, demands that the youth of cause there’s more government. point of service in the employ of Modern rooms. ncan A®. appfotfmntnly 100 day* and ex- up with the orders. nre not being Besides the president (who calls nndYou Germany wultzc to the dainty nnd the road and hns been continuous­ can prove that hRhtcning •rts have figured it out that a t 1 Letter writers told papers are his report a message) nnd nil the cast $500,000,000 or $5,000,000 n navlng all sorts of abuse on the vivacious melodics of Johann cabinet members, subordinate of­ tho tax load on the rich benefits ly behind the throttle since that Strauss insteud of dancing to ne­ new footwear. It is hinted by ' lay, wns spent by France’s vlsittoo numerous to mention the poor and you cnnf prove that dote. Previous to his promotion to some contributors that Russian gro tunes, especially in view of ficials it just makes the poqr a load -that rs during that period. (ns well ns too numerous for any engineer Mr. Shelly hpd served In With the winter season along boots nro used to conceal thick the national resentment over the good use) hnve stories to tell much heavier. . French employmen of black troops the shops of the company as an 'the lliviera now In full swing, and and ungainly ankles. Others ob­ You can prove that Americans concerning their various depart­ with dollars and pounds flowing ject to having women cover their in the occupation of the Rhineland. mental activities. nrc making more money thpn,they apprentice maohjnlst, nnd later Jnzz is nil right for the United Into tile banks of southern France, dainty ankles with such ungainly ever made before und you can served on tho road as a fireman, SIMON P I r e anS « ! is said. Lo Fignro says: "This situation loose leather tops. But most Writ­ States, Herr Wngner believes, be­ You can prove anything by prove that what they make won t it Tho constitutes a bright ray of sun- er* nrc agreed on the fact that cause i t Is indegenous there, be­ appointment came yester­ buy ns much ns their former small­ jhine In Frnncc’s otherwise cloudy the gap between the high boot cause of the evolution of negro nn- these reports—absolutely nny- er incomes. day from the Superintendent of N o v . 15. 1025 thing. innneial affairs, and should dls- top nnd the bottom of the short U*c_____ You can make out a ca-c for and this division of tho Atlantic Coast G et same before nlnei* You can prove that ,for quant­ 10 ipate some of the hesitations of skirts with which they are usually Line Railway. ity nnd quality, nothing ever against the tariff.'* With beer foaming and flowing he holder of the cabinet portfolio worn needs to berertiedied. This the prosperity that this is needed. ,u:ia>santlbe It’s domonstrntnhle that Presi­ gap widens as hoots become old from spigots in more than ten equnled literally if finnnee.” is wallowing in. Kaiser Wilhelm had a paper and wrinkle dawn nnd It has been thousnnd licensed dispensaries at country dent Coolidgo steadily Is cutting QUALITY First, fair p • 1 Broken arms and legs and sav- suggested that women must keep the rute of a pint n day for every Or you can provo that it’s n fic­ down the governmental personnel; weight on his desk hi Berlin that man, woman nnd cjpld in Berlin, titious prosperity, which covers hnd been nude from u stone brok­ cd-ribs among their messenger their boots up by straps nround hoys have caused Paris stockbrok­ tho knees similar to those worn visittors wonder tfnerc the ‘suds’ the country only spottily, nt that. also that there nre moro nnmes on en from the very sumqnt of Mountcomes from. ers to ask the bourse authorities by officers. Jacksonville, - ^ You can prove by Secretary Jar- the government payroll now than Kilimanjaro, tho highest ponlc la Duval Comt* There nre only 12 breweries in fo have the sharp edges of the Africn. when he started. dino’s report that the fnrmers are Cornices nt the foot of the huge Mixed clubs have been grow­ Berlin nnd one has to go n long jjillnrs in the main room of tho ing in popularity for some time wny to tho outskirts of tho city stock exchange rounded off, in London, but the latest Inno­ to find most of thorn. IlnsonJ Begun in 1809 by Napoleop, tho vation is n mixed club in the west heido, the fnvorito beer garden bourse edifice wns completed in end which is provided with suits picnic grounds, is a district which 1820. In normal times the build- nnd dnuhlo rooms for husbands hnrhors several breweries. Much beer is imported fom Munich. ipg is barely large enough to ac­ and wives. . Tho brewing industry is one of commodate tho crowd, but on ex­ A census of women’s residential traordinarily busy days, such ns clubs hns shown they nre moro tho few In which consolidations I fast November 5, which will go successful financially on the aver­ have been taken place at a pace down in French history as "buying age than men's clubs nnd nre be­ akin to American industry. Fifty fanic day," the room is woefully coming more popular every dny. years ngo there wore 48 breweries (hndcquntc. Mnny women of wealth and promi- in the German capital. Any good In the tremendous rush on big noncc nre giving up tneir homes bar wns nble to display a row of dnys messenger boys scrimmaging nnd taking quarters In their clubs spigots from which flowed ns k L) and fro with orders suffer a so as to he relieved of the nnnoy- many ns 20 varieties of beer, from hock to patzenhofer and the now nigh rnte of casualties. Brokers nnccs of housekeeping. ‘ extent “wheat” beer. frantically await the return of mes­ Though the per capita consump­ sengers who never come, nnd then “Get thin" lunches hnvo become groan when informed they have the fnd here. The idea wns in­ tion of beer has remained about «! been taken to the hospital. Many troduced through writings of Mrs. the same, there are few cafes or Injuries nro caused by well-direct­ Charlotte Comoron. traveler nnd bars today which offer moro than ed kickH on the shins from rivnl authorities, who told of their in­ five or six kinds of brew. messengers but the edges of tho troduction in California where she Following the custom of Wilcornices account for most of the hns been the guest of the Adolph wounded, Sprockles family in Snn Francisco, linm the First, founder of the mod­ nnd other friends nt Los Angeles ern German umpire, President von < Pinnforo frocks whi?n open be­ nnd Hollywood. She is one of Hindenburg immediately on his re­ hind to disclose a slip of contrast­ England’s most traveled women, turn from a tour of tho country ing color arc one of the winter having visited most countries of writes in his own hand letters of thanks to the hends of govern­ fashion novelties which society the world. •hows signs of adopting from Mrs. Cameron wns entertained ments, state and municipal, who gmong the many ideas oftered it„; so lavishly at so mnny dinners have entertained hint. Tito president scorns assistance ,i The dresses nro inspired by the that she felt she would not be able binck sntcon pinafores worn by to undergo tho strain of giving a from secretaries nnd t y p i s t s , Trench children a t piny. They series of long-drawn-out course with a firm hand, which in no wny ^fasten close to tho neck, some meals “to get even,” nnd this led betrays his ngc, ho writes out his rimes hnve simply yokes anil arc to inauguration of .the scheme r.f appreciation, insisting that grati­ Usually dork In color with lighter lighter refreshments for h e r tude is a personal m atter which ND th a t is not only a well-known and building program s under way; M cannot bo expressed by proxy or lips. guests. , This Is tho time of year when Scotch expression, but is literal­ will leave you to m ake the decision bM M o n u s for Mrs. Cameron’s subalterns or with the aid of such costumers can tell which of their luncheons were tnnde out, not by a mechanical device ps the mod­ ly, absolutely and fundam entally as MIAMI SHORES is concerned,kr.™ ony prefered styles have caught head waiters or chiefs, but by a ern typewriter. o fancy of Paris. While hun­ Los Angeles doctor who special­ true. full well th a t a fte r such an appraisalyouI Contemporary German drama is dreds of novelties nro offered, only izes in reducing. Her parties be­ nt low ebb becnusc authors use a few arrive a t popularity. came immensely popular and now will decide, ju st as others have beenfaif "thinning" lunches nre vc.ry popu­ typewriters, says Ferdinand McyThe Pnrls winter theatrical sea­ lar in Mnyfield. Thero ure indica­ sel, dean of Berlin theatricnl man­ in such large num bers that we hayebeol And how tru e it is th at all who in the early son is marked by the popularity of tions the idea will extend to din­ agers. Wanting playwrights to able to sell in one year’s time aj “get back to pen and ink," Herr inuniftll comedy, ns dUlinct front ners. days—when Miami did not present the as­ Mcysel snid: tho nntlvo French operetta, and by velopment th a t we expected wouldNpj “Typewriters ought to be junk­ the number of melodramas of mod­ More noise hns been introduced surance th a t it does today from an invest­ ern life. The influence .-f the mo- into the street clatter of London ed; stenographers fired. Dramat­ five years to sell. DoITpIcluTcH Is apparent in mnny by motion picture theater propri­ ists stop dictating ymir work; take m ent standpoint—invested the “mickels” plays of the latter type, in several etors who have loud speakers at pen and ink arnl sit down alone and now enjoy the “muckels”! nf which tho heroines are distinct­ their doors to transm it the laugh­ in your’studies. Then your liter­ The MIAMI SHORES IS L A N D ^ ' ly modern women. For Instance, ter of the nudiencc on the inside. ary genius, if you hnvo any, will soon return and the tiresome flood one runs a garngo while another Whenever a particularly amus­ section we will offer to ‘the buyirrfO is n hook publisher. ing film is on, crowds soon form of superfluous dinloguo will van­ r’ There have been few failures in front of the laugh broadcasters ish from your manuscript.” and this is rapidly being sold outftiw The rem arkable p a rt of it all is th at these this* season.’" The young author until tho police shovo them nwav. th a t our pledge of definite and speci&f*| The Cologne carnival, gayest of has no room for complaint against The city authorities agreo that opportunities have not all gone by. And, it tho J ’nria producers’ treatment of the Hchome Is an excellent one, nil tho German fairs, is to bo re­ form ance of improvements and bf* Itjm, for many plays by new men from the viewpoint of tho motion vived next year nfter 11 years of is also rem arkable th at the opportunities With prospects of qye being put on. A new theatre picture owners, but ever it threat­ inactivity. together with sales and publicity; of today surpass the opportunities of yes­ near the opera recently opened ens to become n serious impedi­ complete evacuation of the Co­ -With n piny by a 24-year old play- ment to traffic, nnd oteps may logne territory by nllie.1 troops terday. , , ^ g h t, Jacques Nntnson, who pre­ hnvo to lie taken to Imr any furth­ next spring, directors of the car­ viously had two plays produced in er installation of the laugh spread­ nival are nt work on plans for l^ T T / u - n U»2ti. Opposition of the Roman im portant theaters. ers. Catholic clergy has waned. It was , The Oilcon theater has produced And for every additional dollar necessary charged that the fairs endangered a piny based on Florence Bar­ the morals of young men anil wo­ clay’s novel of some 16 years ago, Senator Trammell now, as compared with the am ount of men. “fTho Hosnry,’’ which promises to * £ * »*A. Urges Postal Aid The famous horse fair will pro­ bo an unusual success. It has money necessary two or three years ago, bably give way to na automobile caused mnny criticp to lament that WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.—t/T) show nt the coming carnival. The a, play of this sentimental char­ there is the added compensation of g reater acter should survive nnd occupy —First hand information about war nnd disorganization of Ger­ what he termed tho “phenomena! assured profits and absolute security, by man cavalry regiments hns left the stnge of Franco’s second na­ prosperity” in Florida was given the province without its former tional theater. virtue of today’s trem endous invested to tiie senate today for Senator choice selection of homes. Street Trammel, democrat, Florida. parades with hugh floats will also COOI.IDGB NOMINATES wealth in the G reater Miami area—by vir­ Senator Trammel, urging the have to he curtailed _______ _ ._ because of tho tue of today’s rem arkable increase in rail­ WASHINGTON. Dee. 11.—(VP)— senate to make speedy nppropria-1 low-hanging trolley wires on tiie Another hatch of nominations to tions for increased postoffice fa- principal streets, road and steam ship transportation facili­ public office were sent today to cilitics in that state, told the sen­ EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN trio senate by President Coolidgo. ate that in many Florida cities ties, and by today’s assurance of Miami’s JAMAICA Mnny of those names already ure nnd towns people were forced to bolding m ens appointments. continued growth. •j4 wait in line two and three hours KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 14. Tho nominations presented to ­ to purchnso postage stamps. —td’l—A sharp earthquake shock day include: The present condition, Senator was felt lure about II o’clock this m t United Stntes attorney: Fred Cubbcrly, northern Florida dis­ Trammel said, is simply an ac- morning, tho tremors being per­ And today, the “MICKELS” th a t you will of tho condition that ceptible for about two seconds. trict; United Stntes marshal, Ben­ ccllcrntinn . , . , .. , , „„ No damage has been reported, alplace in carefully selected investm ent in jamin E. Dyson, southern Florida hns existed there for the past 20 though., many oftho inhabitants years. twi cere frightened. district. the G reater Miami area will bring to you f c — ■ T- ■■■■== the “MUCKELS” of tomorrow. OPPosite Sanfo S .Could Better Fertilizer Be i l fall v e o u i r o mo M, ,2 ^ , . , E.O.PA1NTERFB n L it:)' R. np 1 9 lak Tae Mak’ the s S \f 1 We suggest th a t you look over the entire G reater Miami area—analyze it—study it carefully—give due consideration as to strategic location—desirable environment —relation to piscayne Bay—improvement The Unusual becomes of g reatest importance and ef it to clients who have shown then s MIAMI SHORES. A resale record of over ?12,o00,0 . last year, on top of our tremendous sales records, should convince yo • THE DREAM HOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 V. M. T / | / MIAMI SHORES Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of S anfoni’a fast growing, highly restricted residential centers. PU ?\ **! ’i Features—Embodying only tho m ost ideal features from an artistic point of view. Tile and Oak floors throughout. Textone walls. Beamed celotex ceilings, together with many built-in features. Make theso six rooms and bath the complete dream n rim n f L tm n liiln lir m i l l nelegantly l iu v n n i lir furnished. f n t t n l u n n /l Jl home, Completely and S .i -a. A a : jk FOR SALE 11Y v / f | IV & 1 A mf , r i c a ' S r . r 1 . <i Jt A. P. Connelly & Sons Phone 48 v it 4 , M r d i t r r p a TJ E A M Office: 125 E ast F lagler Street, Miami. - Local Representatives—BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO. 210 E ast First St., Sanford, Fla. �ORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 15t_1925. PAGE TWO V dffiie BareFacts, C SH h t th e m s e lv e s ■ Sufficient” A n y m a n who can read between the lines D e e d s no f u r t h e r tvidence beyond a peraonal investigation to c o n v i n c e him of the merits and satisfy himeelf concerning the ulti­ mate s u c c e s s of the project. is back o f the enterprise? ”— w hose are th hands responsible for the success of the project? And, if the records of such men are unknown or shadowed by th e slightest cloud of doubt as to their ability and reliability, m o s t likely the invest­ m ent will be declined. And rightly so. The investment in M ount Plym outh* will eventually No r e a s o n a b l y •ane man will invest any lum in any p r o j e c t , anywhere, without first m a k i n g investigation Concerning the property, the personnel of the or­ ganization and taking counsel with himself as to present valuation and p r o s p e c t i v e future enhancement. Lots are being offered now in business and resi­ dence sections of Mount Plymouth a t p r i c e s which we believe your own judgment will tell you are sure to enhance, likewise advance, in sur­ prisingly short time. ■mount to several millions. If you are a3 careful with your own money as you expect o th e rs to be in whose hands it Is placed, you want to know som ething of the character standing and financial w o rth of the men composinf the directorate. The directors of M ount P ly m o u th C orporation are amonj the most prom inent in business, social and financial circles oj Orlando and O range C ounty. N ot only have t h e y been sue* * T e r m s : Onc- t hi r d c a s h , balance over a period of two years. I t is n o t re a so n a b le to s u p p o s e th a t a s in g le one on th e M o u n t P ly m o u th b o a rd of d ire c to rs w o u ld asso c iate h im s e lf w ith a n y o r g a n i­ z atio n th a t w a s f u n d a m e n ta lly u n ­ sound. N o t o n ly th a t, b u t in p r e s e n tin g th is d e v e lo p m e n t p ro je c t to th e public th e c o m m itte e in c h a rg e o f p u b lic ity h a s b een c a u t i o n e d m o st s tr in g e n tly t h a t n o s t a t e ­ m e n ts s h a ll be m a d e c o n c e rn in g 1 M o u n t P ly m o u th o r its fu tu re d e ­ v e lo p m e n t t h a t is n o t s u b s ta n til a te d by a b so lu te fa c ts. S u c h p r o ­ ced u re, to sa y th e le a s t, is u n u s u a l! T h e b a re facts, w c a re a d m o n ­ ish e d by th e b o a rd , a re in th e m ­ se lv e s su ffic ie n t in d u c e m e n t to ju s tify an y p e rso n , so in c lin e d , t o B u t it is n o t fo r th em to urjft n o r w ill th e y p e rm it any pi’blic-ty th a t p r e te n d s to o ffer more than y c u r o w n eye:.—y o u r ov/n judj> rr.cn t— c£n v isu n lh ic c s htr.d., » x rsc 'jo r booklet explaining' all about , HomtjUijmuuill c S o lid C entral Section n a a O R LA N D O . FLORIDA Sanionl Afront: Fletcher-Bulger Realty Company ■ti �_ _ — T ^ S ANyQRD^HERALP, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 15,1925 B od y B u ried T h ree Y ea rs M ay B e D u g m arkotc "‘A K lV fcla I N « * .w JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 15.- W 1 J. C. Mndison, sitting as a cor­ oner, today opened one i f the most nn usual cases in |he annals of nuynl county, nn inquiry begin by *t.ati * attorney Charles Durrance into the clrcumstnhces sur­ rounding the death of Francis J. • noth, well known furniture dcnl,®‘ JacltS0,*vUle. on Nov. 21, Henna, green, fancy, $3.00<g>3.60; Lukes, U. S. firsts, bushel crates nnd hampers, $3.60@4.00; egg­ plants, standard crates nnd 1mmtrs S_*.fio@3.50; peppers, green, nmlium sizes, standard crates $3.50 ^ **■«* s‘lua*h, hampers yellows, small, $2.50(103.00; oranges, boxes, Durrance is socking nn ord- fancy weII matured, $3 50®4.50; boxes, well matured, if » *? t^!C coroner ‘o examine grapefruit, : 1° wdy so that an autopsy may fancy, $2Ji0@3.50. *)c performed to determine whethNEW ORLEANS, Dec. 15.—</T) er death was due to poisoning. Rel­ t otton futures opened steady; atives^ nf the dead man, other than Jan. $18.55; Mar. ms widow and son, Jimmy Smith, i',''0-, 5 arj said to have asked the stale n1l li U « * 5r ?l7*y,; Jut>’ ? 17.70; to act itt the case, i Albert C. McKenzie and Hermnn NEW YORK, Dec. 15. _(/P) Harris, physicians wno attended Smith professionally during the l otton futures opened steady; Jan. tjnal week of his illness testi- $lS.ol; Mar. §18.55; May $18.55; July $18,25; Oct. $17.85. in Beautiful Boxes u a B ccrinuiiy true when the word box is Handsome and non-eommida: as to its contents, and every' wound knows how many steps it saves i have more than one in the Ik™ c. Similarly they protect manicure n tt from rust in damp weather, make handsome jewelry bpxcs, can lie used to hold an assortment of toilet arti­ cles that otherwise would clutter up the dressing table. They can easily 1* lined hy cutting heavy cardboard to fit the top ai.d bottom, covering it with padding, then stretching silk across it and gluing it down on the lack of the card­ board. Before these arc glued into place the sides nf the interior stmld have a band of -ilk, or ribbon, glued to them. A large monogram on the inside of the cover makes the l,o\ more attractive and personal. A hni so Ttitcsl and inone.~raintncd is in itscll) a very arc; ptalJe gift, so hy purchas­ ing the sweets for use in your own home early, emptying the container, lining and monogramniing it, you will he getting a present to give away that will lie acceptable to the most fastidious. that come in make at* presents. As jjjijJj day is not Ijhe season_on ta make gift*, back and forth jir.ning shortly (rd i s’ending [the many park ca(l for an h attractive and Ewes of candy wcj, rtmrats ran be btrver sex or etc friend) or it solvej many i (be cake and j both in the ci, in one, two [nl arc dcrorat* jocrarliy which lies hand-paintpcstry, leather, L Some show h arc in gootltd designs of kr flowers, of term of gethic Unlincd. the boxes are equally use­ ful, for they can bo usrd ihrotigltoti: the year to hold nuts, candies, rr.irk ers, cookies. They keep these fn -h and make it possible to have them always on ham] without drawing in-1 sects or mice. For this reason tho girl at boarding school or college dcbrliis iu them, as do alt who anliving iu lintels nnd lodging itous—» where they have no other facilities, for keeping food in their * -mi*. of the round ihite windmill and attractive Ithat H apt to L Among the | colors is one if dcsien, with rkt gad nreen roll and rlir* ft showing a [ time v.lio tv Com e Arkansas Boy W anted U tn rtT n * o r M u r d e r i n g T h r e e , L d ie \ l i t ( ] a p t u r e d ]> y o f f i c i a l s ■Season ; — YELLVILLE, Ark., Dec. 15.—m ■. —Arnold Comer, 10 year old E nn. youth, hunted through Monday and 1 tin, mjuth "i night by posses front two lire hut it is fi>l|iities in connection with n tri­ ll/ make any ll,e slaying Sunday at Duffnlo, a linter He j • niountain hamlet, was captured MVa-hinr* 1 rarly today at the home of Ira Le ,|jrjn,. „ Kobnott, io miles from Buffalo, ,l News of tho capture was teje,li!l |jnp,.,; ;i) phoned to Yellville by Sheriff ie invhtiinu ■ Burnt ° f Baxter, leader of one of ttive tnjii tho 1" ire had urging the s was assured. Red Pepper Heat Stops Backache A. C. L. Is Indicted For Alleged V i o l a t i o n 01’ Commerce L a w s ville last week on a charge of via* lating “long nnd short haul" reg­ ulations of the Interstate Com­ merce Commission, United States district court officials announced here today. The information on which the A. (\ L. was indicted was furnish­ ed by representatives of the I. C. C. it was said. Investigations of the riiilroad's {Iterations, under way for several months, revealed, according to the indictment, that shipments of automobiles to Pa* latkn, Fin., had been made hy the railroad at a lower rate than that charged for hauling to Jackson­ ville/ The esc is scheduled for trial during the present term of court in Jacksonville, which has m ess­ ed until January -I, it was said. • NEW YORK, Dee. 15.—(/P iHeavy buying of the railroad shares featured tnc resumption ot wheeling and Lake Erie Common and Western Pacific soared to new U|2,r) levels ami Louisville an ! Nashville showed nn initial gain of one point. Lmllunt Steel also attained a new record high price and Marine pfd., General Asphalt nnd Savage Arms moved up one to two points, Chrysler fell bnck over three points oh the first Bale. Defeat of several proposed amendments to the tax reduction hill reported by the House Ways and Means Committee had,a builish effect on sentiment. Pools were again active in a number of specialties. American Can lost one nnd one-half point in the ear­ ly trading and then rallied two points from the low to n new rec­ ord high at 20-1. Other issues which broke through their previous 1925 maximum Noon Stork List Allied Chemical Ji Due .. American Woolen ___.... Baldwin Locomntivo ... Bethlehem Steel ___ City Wc Arc Offcrinj* Connections are soon to he com­ pleted to Lake Ada by the water­ works department of the city and two new wells are to be added to tho source of supply within the very n?nr future, according to nn announcement made today by Mayor Forrest Lake. It has been known for some time that the city was contemplat­ ing more Wells for the water sup­ ply of the city and it is said that tho City Commissioners have hy their action in endorsing the plans of the mayor and engineers of the water department, made it possi­ ble to have tho necessary funds for these improvements include in the proposed bond issue. Crucible Steel ........... Davison C hem ical_ L. & N. .................... New York Central Northern & Pacific .. I’nn American Pet. Pennsylvania ..— .... Reading ................... a. a . i........................ Southern Pucific ..... Southern Railway . . Studelmkcr ..— ...... Standard Oil of N. J Union Pacific .......... U. S. Rubber .......... . U. S. Steel _______ CHICAGO. Dec. 15.—(/?)—Doultry alive steady; fowls 18@23*-ic; springs 25; turkeys 35; roosters III; ducks 23@21; geese 17@18. Special This W eek Genuine Platinum Diamond Conte in nnd see our wonderful selection In these Rings Keeping Pace W ith Florida T HE totephenn construction program now In progress in the States ot Ala­ bama. Florida. Georgia and the Carollnas Is tlio hugest over undertaken by tho Southern Dell Company. Tie* addi­ tions nnd replacements this year will rest §13,320,700, CHICAGO, Deo. 15.—(A1)—I’ulatoes steady; Wisconsin sacked round white §3.40(5)3.50 ;• few fancy §3.05; ungraded strong §3.30 @3.35; Minnesota sacked round whites §3.25(0)3.50; luusliy around §3.35; Idaho sacked russetU §3.25 @3.00; according to quality and condition. Moro than IC.OOfl.OOO will be expended In Florida this year for new telephone build­ ings. equipment, plant and replacements. CHICAGO, Dec. Hi.- 011)—With nn Argentine government crop re ­ port at hand indicating that the wheat yield in Cordova nnd San­ ta Fo provinces will amount to less than Ml per cent of an average yield, tho wheat market took a decided upward jump early today. Chicago prices l ' i to 214c high­ er, now style, Dec. §1.0'.Mi to $1.U’J7h and May §1.00 to §1 00 *-j, were followed by a rise to $1.7014 for Dee. nnd §1.0714 for May. Corn and oats went up with wheat. After opening at 14 to j He advance May ,84H, corn continued to ascend, May touching .80. Oats started unchanged to 1»c higher, May .Ills . Later all months showed a moderate ad­ vance. Provisions were firmer, re­ sponding to the upwind trend of hog values anil of grain. While this work Is In progress your serv­ ice must continue day and night nnd la greater volume than ever before la nn effort to meet the growing needs ot tho public. The enormous sums of money required to meet this development Is largely new capi­ tal, which must be otfnlned from Investors who hnvo faith In the future of Utlo State. Our saccoBS depends In a largo measure upon your continued co-operaHon. which en­ courages the telephone workers to etrlvu to serve you better. DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager “ Dell S ystf-M" SO U TH ER N BELL T E L E P H O N E A N D T E L E G R A P H C O M PA N Y On* I'oiicf, Onetytian, Unirrruil Sttritt Draw Itt fly all that rerbhfWrttftw for France to try is n debt-funding commission made up exclusively TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 15. of hypnotists.—Detroit News, —(/!■)—The first of the airplanes Have you seen Hall Hardware to Ik* nneraUd by the Florida Air­ Company’s window nf flower pots? ways Corporation in tho transpor­ YE FIRESIDE STUDIO will dec­ tation of pa i supers, freight and orate any of these to carry out express over the state will reach your color scheme. Tnllahas <>■ about Christmas Day. Rood M. Chandlers, president of the corporation, who arrived in NOTICE Talllahassee by air from Tampa 'l ilt’ regular annual meet­ Monday afternoon, authorized that ing of the stockholders of the statement, according to state sen­ First National Hank of San­ ator \V. C. Hodges, author of the ford. Florida, will he held in bill passed at the recent special the directors room of the hank session of the legislature1 licensing on Tuesday, January 12lh, commercial aircraft in Mo*idn nn-J 1920, as provided in the by­ who is said to be one of the prin- laws, for the election of a {•iniil stockhoders in the corpora- hoard of directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other busi­ ness that may properly come before the meeting. II. F. WHITNER, Cashier. Concentrated H e a t Penetrates Wrings Ease at Once (.‘rings East at Once Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, . 15.— (,]•> _ ll'd to sew by backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, hinl spin its strains, nching jolnto. When you n- 8ir John situ suffering so you can hardly irntcil British got around, just try “ Red I’epper Rub" and you will have the quick­ est relief known. ■ irgcong Nothing has such concentrated, f’-r t Do per- nonet rating hent ns red peppers. for Wounds Instpnt relief. Just ns soon ns you ■'< bUnits, in- apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the 1,1 n mudiotl tingling hent. In three minutes, ’nt the ideal it worms the tore spot through nnd through. Frees the blood circu­ lation, breaks up the congestion— and pain is gone. Rowlett Red Popper Hub, made from red poppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a ja r at once. Almost instant relief nwails you. I'hone ill' Use it for eolda in chest. No mat­ nBMMinnxsiBKsa ter what you hu"n used for pain or congestion, don’t fail to try Red Pepper Iiuh. For free sample tpuil this ad­ vertisement to Whitehall Pharmncnl Co,, Inc., 5'J8 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 1500 A C R E S L. c. BEB0UT On the above date we will sell The Geneva Woman’s Club Property consist ing of 2‘J Choice Lots and the Club Building1., j ,^ This Property is in the heart of th e thriving town of Geneva, where tensive development is gping on, and wil 1 be sold at Absolute Auction Sale. If you want to make some easy money and make it quick it will pay you attend this sale. Don’t Forget the Date, W ednesday, Dec. 1(> announces a " ■ m ia u a a iiv iH iiB a n B a iH a R iiB X B ia New Year Celebration fhursday, December 31 D inner a t 8:00 P. M. •hist Received Another Shipment pinir 9:30 P. M. to 1:00 A. M , Confetti Noise Makers nher of Reservations are now beini' A limited n opted at ?2.50 per cover. rTR!C T R A I N S f “r-'1 One for Your Boy Now. L U lAR e l e c t r ic CO. Check With Reservation to T \V. WARNER, Manager. A U C T IO N E E R S C. W. FERGUSON, Sales Manager HOME OFFICE: Ufl East Second St.. Sanford. Fin �■i' Snlrj PACE FOUR T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld I E S A N F O R D W F I tA T /D . M O N D A Y , P E ( Mfp*i Jail The Drunken Driver f i M U i O r » * ir i l l r n w a m m »( . I n i n a t I n f m l . W»rM» _______ I I I M «g»«lla A w l 14, 1925. THE SILENT PA R TN ER As Brisbane Sees n Punishing the drunken automobile driver w ith a substan­ Let Ford Do It? No. Indeed 1 Look Oat for Russia tial jail sentence in addition to the assessm ent of a- heavy Judges Underpaid E n tered u Second e ls e * M atter, O ctober 27, 1111, a t the P oeiofflce fine has been suggested again nnd again by those who have What Is Our Land Worth? a t Senfora, Florida under A ct of made a study of the menace of the drunken motorist, yet March I, 1117.____________ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE despite the fact thnt this system has been employed by other C opyright Itsa, by Star Co. K , H. IIKRO__ E ditor aad M « u ( r r Florida cities with encouraging success, local authorities X . L. n i U » .... ........ J l i m l a l r Editor EA R LE B . J O l i a , w o a o a la a Editor have not evidently deemed the situation here serious enough AN UNOFFICIAL suggestion is JtUlMCniPTIOW RATES to spend $76,000,000 of public One Year— 17.00 Six Months... 13.50 to warrant such action. While statistics are not easily available it could safely be money for flying machines. That l>a1Ivered In City hy Carrier, per w eek , li e . W eekly Edition |! .r00 said th at no less than a dozen cases involving the operation omu umi. i.» uuu. u ill VUI vIIJK i..« upc. II,” *' nr ,lnv« per year,_____________________ of automobiles by intoxicated drivers have come to the a t j ^ J 1 gpent 5000,000,000 fJr SPECIAL ROTIC’B i All obituary notices, cards of thanke, reaolu- tention of the police recently. It is common knowledge t h a t ,flylng machines It didn’t get any tlona and notices of entertainm ent* w here chnraea sre mode w ill be some of tho most serious accidents th a t have occurred in | flying machines that could fly. ch arsed fo r at regular advertlalnK Sanford have been the result of drunken drivers. The situ­ rates._______________________________, ation a t present is serious enough to w arrnnt the most dras­ HENRY FORD for $76,000,000. MEMItER ASSRCIATED P nE SS would supply tho government with Tho A ssociated P ress la ex c lu s­ tic action th at the authorities can possibly take. Unless im­ iv e ly entitled to tho ueo for rn- mediate attention is given the m atter we believe the near 5,000 nll-metal Monoplane ma­ chines that really would fly. pnbllcatlon o f all new s d ispatches credited to It or not oth erw ise future will witness a far more serious jeopardizing of lives Each in pence, could carry ex­ credited In th is paper and a lso the press matter and passengers, and local new s published herein. A ll and property at the hands of liquor-crazed motorists. rig h ts of repuhlleatlon of special a fighting crew to drop The man who can afford to own an automobile can carry d ispatches herein are aleo reserved. bombs and use machine guns in usually afford to pay fines. The present method of punish­ war. trUE3PAY,~DEC. 15, 1925. m ent will not, in our opinion, materially check the alarming “ TOE HERALD'S PLATFORM increase in the number of drunken drivers found on the WHICH WOULD be better for 1.—Deeper water route to Jack­ streets. Add to the fine a substantial Jail term, and make the United States, five thousand sonville. machines that Ford actually would 2.—Construction of St. Johns-In- the serving of this term obligatory to all, irrespective of deliver for $76,000,000, or what race, creed or friends, and the law will be getting a t the this country will get in exchange dian River canal. roots of this evil. 3. —Extension of white way. for $76,000,000, after the money 4.^-Swimming pool, tennis courts, Despite the triple tragedy th at recently stunned all San­ shall have been spent by the kind etc. of men thnt hitherto have man­ 8.—Augmenting of building pro­ ford, it seems to be the general tendency to regard death, aged national aviation, and that gram—houses, hotels, s p i r t - particularly sudden death, as some mythical substance far couldn’t get one machine out of removed from ordinary paths of life, instead of a grim and three to fly to Hawaii. nvent houses. 6.—Extension of street ravine very realistic power th a t may be m et around the corner Ford would give you one hun­ program . today in one of its favorite roles, the uncontrollable motor car dred machines nnd guarantee that 7^—Construction of boulevard driven by a crazed maniac, who careens madly down the every one of them wculd fly San around take Monroe. Francisco to Honolulu. 8, —Completion of city beautifica­ stre et respecting neither life nor property. *.«» drunken MAuiincu uiivci no great «a vtiiniuai m e man , This country would no more let tion program. The driver 1isa as criminal no ns the 9. —Expansion of school system who parades the highways with a blazing gun in each hand, go^eram cSt^if UwouW* al­ with provision for increased fa­ and a jail sentence is almost too good for him. Mow him to run Muscle Shoals. He cilities. •O BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY One Of Florida’s Y achting Centers TIIE WAY TO FREEDOM:—Ye shall know the truth, und the truth With the organization of a yacht club, the erection of a shall make you free. John fl:32, club house, the arrival of yachts in Sanford waters, and the PRAYER:—O Lord, reveal thy­ planning of a midwinter regatta in Lake Monroe, the people self to us, for thou a rt tnc Truth, and we will rejoice in thy liberty. of this section nre beginning to take advantage of the great TEACHER MARKS HER HOME WORK PAPERS At night queer little tnoughts and winged hopes Obtrude themselves upon my helpless mind; I mark and mark . . . but some­ thing in mo gropes For far-off goals th at I shall never find. One thing I know; I dare not fail my kin, My more than kin, tho class I love and teach; Their youth, like flame, must leap all bars and win The heights my laggard feet could never reach. But Spring, forgotten Spring, will havo Its way And earth becomes an aching memory Of lilac scents, and every wind­ blown Hpray Points out tho moonlit rond to Aready. I follow blindly on where Love once led, A path long choked with weedy, H o ' % L ,Wr . . w W and overhead TI10 trees approve our tryst in whisperings. '.might make n success of it, pro’ ducing flying machines and fertilizers nt low price. That wouldn't Buit the powers thnt run the Unit­ ed States, nnd that do not reside in Washington. You may read Lloyd George’s idea of conditions in Europe. The nations, tired of war, would like to disarm, under protection of the Locarno treaty. But nl! depends upon Russia. Russia like the United Stntes, fears the league of nations, says Lloyd George and soon built up to such wealth nnd power ns she never has known, "Russia will bo ready to tnke niilitnry steps to re­ dress her grievances." nsset Sanford has in its wonderful waterways. Backed by the city in its plans for stressing the yachting nnd boating facilities accorded people of this district, the Sanford Yncht Club is destined to become an im portant fac­ to r in promoting Lake Monroe and tho upper St. John’s River ns one of Florida’s finest yachting centers. At the City Commissioners’ meeting Monday action was taken which will result in every possible convenience and facility being given those boats which come to Sanford’s CHINA IS tnught Bolshevism, yacht basin. It will soon be unnecessary to walk a narrow radicals nre financed, her nrmplank in order to land from a boat at the basin or pier. It her ies equipped, nnd trained hy Bol­ will soon be an easy m atter to take on w ater without moving shevik officers, Chinese’ have no from the dock. All of the improvements that are to be made grent objection to being killed, They enn be tnught to fly, do any­ will be welcomed by yachtsmen. thing that a westerner can do, The coming winter months will find many yachting par­ and do it as well. ties in the w aters near this city. In addition to those com­ The learned Ku Hung-Mlng, an­ ing here from other points while cruising in the beautiful St. alyzing Chinese chnrncter ably says John’s, there will be five or six now yachts costing many "the true Chinamnn is a gentle­ thousands of dollars, which are now under construction for man," having been brought up in the confucinn wny, which makes local sportsmen. This fact alone merits all the improve­ everything depend on behavior. He ments th at are to be made by the city. gives you the impression thnt Sanford's water facilities nre exceptionally fine. This (........... Chinn never will really "go bolcity can and will become a great center for yachting in Jshevik.” Florida, a sportsmen’s paradise. BUT NOTHING is certain in —■■■■■ —o--------------, tliif* day, i ml our'w iie government F L O R ID A H W H ltetr YOb sit and watch at twilight ought to think a little about Husthe fronds of the graceful palm latticed against th e fading :1a. rt-d our stupidly provincial gold of a sun-kissed sky—Where sun, moon and stars, at MIL (1 ■ tevnrd that government, eventide, stage a welcome constituting the glorious galaxy of bef " we i*ro compelled to think. t:r ’ il boy financiers threw the firm am ent—Where the silver cycle is heaven’s invalid* awf tv ib ;r money on loans to the and the full orbit its glorious pendant—Where the w h isp e r­ Cxnr, hut that is no reason why ing breeze springs fresh from the lap of the Cnrribeau and 11 Americans should bo woos with elusive cadence like unto a mother’s lullaby.— ■ *'•*. 1 '*!i 120,000,000 Russians, 1-a France five times Mercer I*. Moseley, New York. v.Tim she owes our baby hankers, ------------------------- o------------------------inn) r.i'Ti!, hut Franco recognizes WHEN TWO PERSONS do the self-same thing, it often­ H i s;a' government, nnd receives times falls out that in the one it is criminal, in the other it her umbassador. is not so; not th at the thing in itself is different, but he who THIS RICHEST nation on earth, docs it.—Terence. with its millions nnd billions tos­ ------------------o-----------------sed about in tho annual budget, A COWARDLY CUR barks more fiercely than it bites. ought to find a wny to pay it’s judges and thoir assistants de­ —Rufus. cently. ---------------o--------------Federal judges are paid salaries A MAN MUST either imitate the vicious or hate them.— disgracefully, dishonestly lo w Montaigne. Their pay, based on conditions ------------------ o--------------------prevailing many years ago, now is THE COMING YEARS bring many advantages with utterly inadequate, and the same is true of court clerks and others them ; retiring they take away many.—Horace. R,, • . « .. • ' Pm mil most. ment Uhl' Ha;e , HI. faints, 1 and] Ball aitu r*tt, «<Xln, Pk*B« J Ci Mill, ) MAH.'eft V^V\ EARLY KSTXJIATI»(3 N | 1 Ikoii, Ifj.j THE AVERAGE MAN Loans TAMPA TIMES It has often been a matter for comment that Shakespeare, a man of wider sympathies and greater understanding of humanity, per­ haps, than any other man that ever lived, was forever expressing a thinly veiled contempt for tho intellectual capacity oT the aver­ age man. Not thnt Shakespeare was an aristocrat, lie was, by nature, a democrat. But in his various plays, almost without exception, the common citizen is represented as honest, courageous, loyal—but dumb. We have gone quite a way since Shakespeare's day. The humblest man in America now enjoys great­ er mental training and has a wid­ er outlook than tho average citi­ zen of Elizabethan England, Bot­ tom tlie weaver and honest old For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal T»L_ Consult us first when in the nik|| Constable Dogberry may hnve ty­ pified the average Englishman of those days, but they -no longer give a true portrait. Anti yet—whnt is tho chief cause of the many, many imper­ fections in our national life today ? Is it wickedness—willful hardness of heart, stubborn disregard of other’s rights, obstinate persis­ tence in wrong? No. Examine life closely und you will find those traits relatively rnre. The hu­ man race is well disposed. Isn’t it, rnther, the failure of you and me and the rest of us to realize what is wrong nnd how to remedy it; our failure to take the time to study out the problems that confront us, our unwilling­ ness to be bothered with anything that doesn’t touch directly either our pocketbooks or our prejudices ? A BOOM AD IN FIN ITU M ’ THE FLORIDA GROWER MONEY AVAILABU' M agnolia & Second A. p CONNELLYk\ NOW OPEN T H E ALTAMONTE HO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, I Between Sanford and Orlando, for] Magnificent location. 27acraBj„ two lakes. Golf, tennis, orange pn^ guests. Fine orchestra, cuisine and smiitf family hotel. Rates very mod*nlt GEO. E. BATES & SON-OwijHj| •;* •> ■{* •;*4* I •> •;<•;* USED CARS Florida is the only place in tho Florida has more sunshine per . country where you can pick fresh day than any other state in the | ♦ strawberries from your garden Union—and fewer droughts. |£ I gave my meed to dust, to drift­ and go swimming on New Year’s ing chalk, Florida is a state that cannot day. That seeped into my blood and collect income or inheritance tax­ Florida is the only state that es. left mo old, Stearns Knight Six Touriif. has the land nnd a climate suitable And yet, I feel, the Lord has made Florida is a place where child • for the production of three crops me walk ren play in the open the year— 2 Stearns Knight Four Ttwitpj u year. On shards of sacrifice to streets 'round, where flowers nre in Florida Is one of the very few, bloom every month, and where tho of gold. 192G Gardner Straight EiihtW if not the only state in the Union, birds nre always singing. That lamp seems getting dimmer months old. that has not a single death from night by night; Florida is a place where every <• summer heat prostration on rec­ citizen’s constitutional right to * Tho bulb is worn—or is it just 1925 Richenbacker Tourirf. ord. my eyes? life, liberty and the pursuit of hap­ 1921 Moon Six Touring. Florida is the only state that piness is aided by all of the ele­ I must havo light to work . . . I can supply the rest of tho coun­ ments. must have light 1923 Winton Limousine, try with large quantities of fresh To carry on , , . and rate this The so-called Florida b o o m Sell $850.00. fruits and vegetables throughout started when the Spaniards first exercise. the winter season. —Elias Lichcrman. pioneered this land many centuries 1921 Gardner Four, Sport Florida is one of the few places ago. It has been growing stendily in the world where manufacturers and surely ever since. It has al­ Whnt do you think those west­ can operate large industrial plants ways appealed to people as a high­ erners would give for weather like without danger of their operation ly desirable place to live. It al­ we are having. being curtailed by severe cold win­ ways will. It will continue to ■ o — ■ ters or terrific hot summers. grow and develop as long as there * It’s hard on King Tut to have Florida is a place where sick are people on this earth Who seek included in the federal judicial sysso much fuss made over him when poo pie come to die—and then to the advantages and enjoyments t tcm. 125 North Orange Ave. ho doesn’t know anything about record old age. ■> anil comforts of life. MY FAVORITE STORIES it. A G R E A T majority of the By IRVIN S. COBB judges are lawyers of exceptional An authority says the average Camps Must Be Kept Clean — Or Close ability, men that in private prac­ auto lasts six years. Our Ford A young Italian came as a can­ question: ■;> •;* •;**;* -y■!* %•‘1' ’ ■1' ' tice could readily earn five to tea ________ JACKSONVILLE TIMES-UNiON didate for naturalization before a "See here, Tony," ho said, "you times their official pay. Their isn’t an average. judge sitting ut White I'lnlns, New understand, don’t you, that even work is hard, exhausting, requir­ ---------0-------JK'in 9 Prcvnil 1. ^ nfound. e s s where only health should Congress has been in session York. Although he had been in though you become a citizen there ing integrity, patience and learn­ «ng in Horida'acrnllnr10? riorum account for numer-lhe moro than a week and we haven’t tho country barely long enough for is still politically speaking, a dif­ ing. The country should pay fair­ ous camps thnt are to be found Quite a number of camps arc yet heard n thing of Cole I.. Blcase. tho issuance of his first papers, ference between you and a native- ly for such services. Every citi­ throughout tho stule. T h e s e being maintained, operated, by I -------- o--------the applicant showed a remark­ born citizen of this country?" zen’s welfare depends upon tho camps, in larger number than in private individuals. If they do j For the first time since the in­ work of the courts. John l). Rockefeller has arrived able knowledge, everything con­ previous years, to the , _ are due , -— i provide what ia necessary for i In Daytona to spend the winter. sidered, of the laws uf this coun­ quiry had begun Tony seemed a u d it s systems rAXES| very much larger number of peo-,| safeguarding health they ouirht ought , ci i,i pen* Now maybe some Florida boy or try ami of the duties appertaining stumped. Puzzled he shook his head. SAM COHN of Newark, repre­ the shorter lntlf 1 If girl will lie presented with a new to citizenship. "Meester Judge," he said, "I t oj t() he put out of husineis promptly. senting n big finnnciul institution, cam ns dime for Christmas. Hu knew that tho Cnpitol was don’t getta you." r ^ TheiuJ to be required to do Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, SanW "Well then, I’ll put it another says "the real estate in the United camps call for Ferious attention. ] whatever is necessary to located at Washington, that there States is worth one hundred an l n hem e.ther health is to be pro- camps safe Otherw^c the danger Palm Beach, Daytona Be** Whatever the Army Court M ar­ was a difference between federal way,” said His Honor. "Could ^'seasc in- i8 great. Campers themselves tial decides to do with Col Mitchell, government nnd statu government, you, an Italian horn, be the Presi­ sixty billions." That is a low esti­ dted* ncenrfU<ne8f ..................... mate, especially if you look ahead. ited, nuordmg to adequate sani- should r..fn«n wo don’t have any idea that it will that n voter was presumed never to dent of the United States?" C E N T R A L FLORIDA roi^Zj£ £ V i J S ’S S r i S S ’ disturb his Christmas. sell his ballot, und thnt an oath Tony's face brightened. "If you California alone intrinsically is “ r>; mmlitiun. W worth ? 160,000,000,000. There are 11 ■■■ - O ■^ —1 was hold to be sacred in court. pleosa, Meester Judge, no! I got­ "' o f cour.' <ir| 116 theri;ll,’‘ and the health authoritiesprom pt317-318 F irst National Bank What has become of tho old- The judge conducting the exami ta good job now, working for Mr. tens of billions of developed value nrovhled wi;uWheru Cttmps T , not ,v « re * t thoso who maintain S , in many of the great states. fashioned girl who used to have u j nation wus moved to put one more Duffy, the contract." K T ' V I1*'- ?0n'11,tions’ constitute a public nuisance. Sanford. Florida. date at homo so she could take care of the children while her REAL ESTATE Is worth whnf proper*^disposal T ' l'yarj - port“ nt: ** J „ t , b e ^ wi f ^ a i d suf-* S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT 3 ’ human beings made it worth, for other refuse th. rf ,i8?rb" K®. a n < l j Dcicnt to keep people from threatmother visited the neighbors? THESE EFFICIENCY EXPERTS 1 1 ’ htro > a tnvitatw n to enimr the health o f th„ ---------------0-------crops, mines, factories, or busi­ the health of the community OHIO STATE JOURNAL sickness and disease. Florida ran- ening ness. The regatta to be held hero in and the state. They are a men­ not afford to permit conditions to January under the uuspices of the The reason why the modern ef­ places and perform useful services ace not to be tolerated. In New York, Chicago and other i Sanford Yacht Club will be a big ficiency expert, so-called, has be­ but what the efficiency expert fails big cities, small corners now worth exist that nre detrimental to Florida wants no epidemic of ,?. . . . incumbent on health event of the winter season and come u laughing stock is because to sec is th at no committee, no a million each, in time will 1k.« officials Ioca lit/ "tthrough-1 h rn, u)h ' ?"y rt work or ?ha/for actL er* The time should attract many sportsmen he magnifies tho form above the conference, no organization, no worth five millions. Very bnd for ,i... in every* locality to gos°to health mainteout the state to exercise every who have brought their aimed substance. uyatem is ns great as a great in­ tho non workers thnt will inherit possible precaution to safeguard nance is now. and not after there boats nnd yachts to Florida fro [rum the corners, but perhaps single public health. They need hearty is an outbreak of sickness, with its If Judge Gary did not clean up dividual. all sections of the country. tax will fix that. of human lives. xVith thous­ his desk every night, the efficiency It is often sniii thnt no man is co-operntion on the part of all the tell --------o ands of people coming into the expert would reprimand h i m greater than his parly, a typical people—by those in cum ips most state und going into camps, as Montaguo Glass says every time II sharply nnd, if tho habit persisi- efficiency expert theory. It la OTHER NEWS from Europe of all. ho sees Jack Dempsey in tho mov- "V,?’dUchurge‘him.' not true, A great man is greater tells of possible war netween T ur­ , " S t t t l,ealth officials arc do- many now are doing, and ns moro ies he becomes more convinced! I# , , , _, “ 4 tl will be doing in the ensuing If Chnrics A. Dnnn did not nl- than uny party because the party key and Britain. Turkey ignores that tho champion is a great fight­ wayn can l,) Frotcct the months, extreme vigdunce is im­ represents only the average in­ tho orders of the League of Na­ health ofy,Cu havo tho last of his copy the public, that of vis- perative. Everybody ought to be er. At thnt we may be able to ready for the printer exactly at telligence and the average charac­ tions, which is usual in Europe if ‘° " They lunnot be concerned sufficiently to assist in figure out thnt "Red” Grango is the appointed hour his job would ter of its members. you want a fight. Mussolini did iexpected to give attention every­ a great football player after see­ bo in danger. All the great work of the world it, in the Greek bombarding inci­ where. under prevailing conditions. maintaining healthful conditions. ing him on the screen several dent. . is done or inspired by great in­ Their resources, as well „3 tt)oir Every citizen nnd every visitor is The efficiency expert's Ideal is dividuals, some of whom, probab­ times. concerned, whether or not they do time, is limited. They n«wl .clockwork. Ho is against individ­ ly, failed to cleun up their desk: -------- o-------THE LEAGUE is supposed to should have, nil tho help necessary. what snould be done in the mat­ ualism und for standardization. Ho A University of Florida student, or were Mate with their copy for back Britain in any row. But, when In this direction campers can do ter of health protection. Failure Robert McGill, has been named us would make robots of us at*. the printers. one fight starts, other nations re­ very much good work. Tlu-y kn0w to act means possible sickness and If he could do that, make precise­ one of thu thirty-two Rhodes schol­ A man’s greatest possession is member old quarrels and nobody as « general thing t h - n e disease, i c n neither c r of ot which must be bo ars from the United States this ly accurate machines of us, he his individuality. In that is hia is safe, water, ihiproper se^aeo .li ' ? ^ , 0 I ^,‘rnutt]‘^, , “ < • *ny cost. Prevenyear. Tho honor that has conic to would feel that he hud done a great one chance of accomplishing any­ Kemal Pasha is up-to-date. If young McGill is more significant work In the world and deserved a thing worth while. We are glad ho sent a few flying Turks, even accumulation of filth—all camhln-l ihL" Wl bo far „l°33 exPensive breed disease anyw hiJ w l ? £ " * CCre’ ?r t:ra<lk'aCion’ the tremendous increase' in salary, when considi-ratiun Is given to the that the efficiency expert has be­ very few, to hunt our British bat­ to ida is no exception. * If pr0Mf ’ ' ' ^ W! K° f.or(th fro™ the people fact that there were four hundred Tho efficiency expert is strong come u laughing stock. It shows tleships, or visit British cities, forts made to have cieao ! wK« upprecia e good health, ami and twenty applicants represent­ I for committees, conferences, or­ that the people Im c pane ucm.e. there would ho excitement. Th« camps are there will he ’ittlo I 0 w lat Js nece“ ary to safeing elghty-five colleges and uni- ganizations, systems. Of court* t hat they recent belnc; standardize I Turks, in the big war proved to ot Jc k n u s. But it th e * e ffo rt LU n,n , , 6an!C’ thf camP* »’<= vwrsities, and won’t be, theso things have their rightful le excellent fliers. aro lacking there is hkelv m clean—or close. Let there be 18 llkely t0 b« 00 temporizing with health. 1 Must Be Sold Befall ! ASK FOR MK.CJ.SM Hall, Pentland ant �m m m •v* i - HE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1925. ^ pt.EPHONE: AND PERSONAL 148 -,v< MRS. FRED 3. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR MR. A N D MRS FRED A. CLa r l ^ T ^ D IN N E R HOSTS AT L0NGW00DARE RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: Mrs. Clarke Leonardy Hostess To Members Of St. A gnes Guild 217-W netted a neat sum. Under the head of new business, plans were made and perfected for a dance to be BY MARY MARSHALL iven by the various chairman, Copyright McClure Syndicate . sinRinK evangelist, acted re­ as Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hazzard of (all, and a Christmas dance to be A very unique *nu fw.litthtfu'lltnown rj-^ursdayl toastmaster. Clever and witty given Christmas night, also at the name d i n n e r was R»ven A.'.eponses from the guests were giv- Augusta, Ga., will arrive in San­ On Monday afternoon the mem­ City Hall. evenlng by Mr. and J ir • 0ranKe en. allusions being made to the ford on Saturday to spend the Ecru lace trimming for dark personal maid or must be very Clarke, proprietors of tr, . . . . . i t nf v----------frocks appeals to women of irecise about your clothes. These bers of the St. Agnes Guild met ___ _* *•...auc io me Christmas holidays here with the After all business had been dis­ [js'o. 2 0. E. S. and Black Hotel, in honor of Wade eucst of honor and the future de­ latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. discrimination. at the home of Mrs. Clarke Len- pensed with, a social half hour ace collars, cuffs nnd frills-must You really need a new after­ be kept spotless. In tracks nf this nardy on Third Street for their was enjoyed, the hostess serving «ttr* in C*®pg Entzminger, who has been instru­ velopment of Ixmgwood. At the L. Dumas at their home on Park noon frock. You had thought ear­ sort we must consider overhead n s ' Die Hall 8 mental in developing large tracts conclusion of the dinner, the Avenue. meeting. In the absence of dainty refreshments. of land in Longwood. guests gathered around a larae lier in the season that with what well ns original outlay—and often the president, Mrs. *1. N. Robson, Among the members present yon had on hand ftom last season, it is the frocks of high overhead the meeting was presided over hy were Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. •ret vdth Mra* The decorations were appropri­ cheery fire in the living room, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd ate for the occasion, the center- where they swapped stories and Mr. and Mrs. Wynn W. Potter for­ slightly remodeled, and the new thnt look the smartest and most the vice-president, Mrs. ltaymund Benjamin Whitner, Mrs. William fk«n» piece on the long banquet table enjoyed a number of well rendered med a congenial party fnotoring vc.vet frock, you would he able to distinctive. Phillips. J. Hardy, Mrs. Howard Overlln, representing a woodland scene, in sones by Mr. Schofield. to Orlando Monday evening to at­ mnnnge so far as nfternoon frocks Most encouraging reports were Mrs. Wurt W. Warner, Mrs. R. W. which were minature rivers and Those present were the seven tend the George White “Scan­ were concerned. But there are ©1 given by the various chairmen, Prarman Jr., Mrs. Mortimer Glo­ _ l e t^ L. will .. banka of sand. A t intervals were Entzminger brothers, Walter Ma dals." times when the vevet seems too including the report from the an­ ver, Mrs. C. J. Marshall, Mrs. Chris Ijj,, Methodist ]jonai bears and other wild animals grader, A. M. Hickey, S. S. Stelpformal, too pretentious, and times j cleverly hidden in the shrubbery, metz, A. E. Kenney, Dallas Bar­ A. F. Dreka of Atlanta, Ga., when you really want something nual bazar, nnd the sale of prop­ Matthews, Mrs. Mildred Peabody, krill give an m- j jn „ clearing was the hunters’ den, John W. Cain, J. F. Schofield, spent the day here on Monday a t­ new. e r ty owned by the guild, which , and Mrs. Park [ City Halltents, camp fires and other access- David E. Manasco, M. O. Over- tending to business, enroute to DeHere's a bit of advice. Go ahead |of M*CP° , ories. The menu included wild street, E. A. Douglass, Dr. Green, Land. and get the new frock you crave | l t the borosli KnmCt fricasseed squirrel, broiled Senator Burrows of Mississippi, even if you have to make it your­ [quail and roast turkey. John J. Mathcson of New York, George F. Woodward of St. self or buy somethin,t quite inex­ tinole Chapter John F. Schofield, the well- Briceno Clark and Fred A. Clark. Louis, Mo., is in the city for n pensive. Select blnck or navy blue tsent “Rollins short time transacting business. crepe de chine or georgette and trim it with ccra lace. I hnve In Get pla>'s * High School Mrs. J. K. Mcttingcr, Mrs. Wal­ mind a little frock seen at a smart the other day. It was of R egular Session Of Sally Harrison Chapter ler Morgan nnd little son, Jack, luncheon and Miss Ituth Mcttingcr return­ black georgette lnid in very nar­ fflour at Li* Held A t Mrs. Louck’s Home ed to their home in Jacksonville row pleats and it was finished on Sunday after spending the past with nent, close-fitting cuffs of The regular monthly meeting nndcr Vaughn, the alternates br­ week here ns the guests of Mrs. ecru lace nnd a small eton collar library open of the Sallie Harrison Chapter, N. ing Mrs. A. B. Peterson nnd Mr.i. Harry Wilson at her home on Ninth and double frilling of the lace ex­ tending from the ne k to below S. D. A. R. was held Friday after­ W. B. Ballard. Street. the line of the narrow blnck belt. noon, at the home of Mrs. O.Irv- The Chapter will also be well Bt of the Wo- ing Loucks, on Magnolia Avenue. represented by several of their Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Peck of Not n bit of embroider;’ or metal or 3 o’clock at The regular routine of business members as stnte officers, they Mansfield, Penn., who are spend­ fur or any of the other trimmings ik Avenue. was in order, and during th >9 per­ Mrs. John Leonnrdi, state ing the winter at New Smyrna, that we have come to regard ns tle meets at iod, many important matters were being recording secretary; Mrs. A. M. motored to Sanford on Monday to well nigh essential this season. But j R. Whittle, brought up and discussed, among DoForeat, member spend several days here at their the ecru lace was fine nnd of good |t 3:20 o'clock. them being the appointment of tial committee; Mrs.of A.theT. creden­ quality—the dainty little cuffs and Kossi- home on Palmetto Avenue. collar trimming were exquisitely delegates and alternates to the ter, member of the nominating state conference which will be held committee. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Packnrd nnd made, nnd therein lay the subtle ifan. 1!), 20 and 21 a t Jacksonville, Two new members were added Miss Hazel Packard composed a charm of the frock. You may not lie able to find a with the Katherine Livingston to the Chapter. Mrs. L. P. Hagan congenial party motoring to Silver ready-made frock trimmed with anil Mrs. Brooks. Springs on Sunday. Chapter ns hostess. ' fine ecru lace, blit you can find a At the conclusion of the busines.; Representing the Sallie HnrriMr. nnd Mrs. J. L Wnlker Jr., not expensive little frock that you session, a social hour was enjoyed son Chapter ns delegates will be Mrs. laiucks serving dainty re­ nnd two children, nnd Miss Edna enn trim yourself with friUing and Mrs, W. E. Wntson and Mrs. A lex-1freshments. Armstrong of Wimlemero, s|H>nt cuffs nnd collar of fine ecru lace. Sunday in Sanford calling on rel­ There is and will long continue to Is- overflowing with gifts of be nn air of real distinction about atives and friends. Quality. any frock trimmed with dainty Rollins College Actois ^ nm[ ^ r3i K. Gcrstonberg laco or needlework. It h m t the Diamond Kings THOUGHTS—WISE To of trimming that appeals to Present Two Plavs ..f Woodhaven, N. Y.. arrived in sort Perfect diamonds — Blue and distinctive touch is given to A N D OTHERWISE TT 1 i n the city on Tuesday to spend some the woman of show.' taste or lazy u The frock of dark blue crepe by white. Priced from— habits. To look wel1 in frocks so Here On vx December 18 ,iim. hi«. th« Montezuma. adorned you must either have a means of this collar, cuffs and vest $25.00 to $95.00 “This is real Irish lace," the set of ecru lace nnd mull. Seminole Chapter Number Two Mrs. G. II. Bailey of Newport, saleswoman assured mo the other of the Order of Eastern Star will W rist Watches day when I went to buy the mater­ present the “Rollins College Play­ Ky., nnd Miss Fannie Kisby, also Mrs. Mary Mainca Is of Newport, Ky., who have been Hoff teres, Hulovu and Klgins ia1 for n set of lingerio collnrs and ers" in two one-act plays, Dec. Community Church At cuffs. “ It Is quite new too,part of 18. at the Sanford High School. touring the state, arrived in San­ Hostess To The Pipe $20.00 to $200.00 Ginderville To Give a shipment that we have just had In addition to the plays, there ford on Monday for a brief stay. Organ Club Monday from China.” Diamond Flexible will be two professional vaude­ A Christmas Program “ But it's Irish lnce^-rcal Irish?” ville ucts. Miss Gretchen Cox, one II, C. Mullarky of Jacksonville Bracelets I answered, nnd the woman'with­ of the principal characters, needs spent the day here on Monday at­ Mrs. Mary Mnines was hostess On Dee. 22 at H o’clock the newly out n smile assured me that it no introduction to Sanford nudi- tending to business. to the members of the Pipe Organ Priced from— was. Club, Monday afternoon at the enco.i, having appeared here in a C. W. Myers of Ft. Meade was home of Mrs. A. M. Phillips on organized Community Church at $75.00 to $250.00 Since then I have been told thnt m concert several months ago, at Ginderville Church at Ginderville, the business visitors in San­ Ouk Ave. a great deni of the so-called Irish which time she was most cordial­ among ford on Monday. —SPECIAL— Many howls of fragrant nnreis- will give nn unusually interesting lacs in the rftores comes from China. ly ... retired. ......... She w... will —hi be i»- nccompnn uccompanChristmas program, at n large tent -------sus, together with all kinds of White Gold Wrist Watches Irish is just the name of the lace, j(>,| by Miss Leila Niles. Mrs. J. O. Long has as her Christmns suggestions were used which will be located on the SunRegular $18.00 value, for— I suppose, not the designation ,of j Another important player, Miss house at her home o n Oak jn decorating the cozy home. ford-Orlandn Road. the place from which it-----cnine, just Lucy Johnson, is direct from Now Avenue,guest her mother, Mrs. F. H. .. ...1-1J * L --------$9.50 A large number of children nro 11 A short business session was a* Swiss added to cheese means York. She is snid to bo the most Strott of Jasper, Ain. held, at which time reports were being drilled to take part in these a certain sort of cheese, which need charming and v»»rsnti*.* oatertnlnerj The Diamond Palace . ■ ■ •——----------given and other business transact­ exercises, and the program will in­ not have come from Switzerland. appearing in vaudeville circles. P. WEINBERG, Prop. clude some of Sanford’s best tal-. ed. It was decided to suspend the • .i To be sure we do get somd Swiss The two plays to he presented METHODIST LADIES' BAZAR ent, among them being Miss Vera 1 meetings until after the Christ­ . . „ , i The ladies of the Methodist 1107 E. First St. ai* the out. cheese from Switzerland but much Dickerson, reader, who needs no 0 , I tv . • V r, • s\ . an‘ ” r Church will hold their annual bazar mas holidays. 1000 000 firi- moro ^ ma(*e right here within ar.e introduction to local audiences. In Kriday and Saturday of this week . The •>« hostess, Mrs. Maine t there He our own country. So we have Dnn- Disttguished Service. addition to the program, Santa „ f hararters: ;on th' balcony of the Basket. The 9> 9‘«d ''V Mrs Phillips served deGiartil Hotel ls^ nn<* French pastries, Boston “The Boy Marian Mulligan han|, work an,j olht.r Kjft„ to be ''‘••oas refreshments, placing on Claus will lie present to distrib­ 'ter the three brown bread, India rubber, and a “The Girl" Eleanor Pressey „o|l| nl thlU timc lire to |„. each plate quaint nosegays ns fav- ute gifts from tho inrgo Christ­ Invelopeif by number of other commodities “The Burglar mns tree. Monroe Arrogo tho nrettie!lt ,,VPr It will nnv "r9;. or9.-. the” prettiest ev'cT sold. Hwil'l pay 1)() . . fwomtn from which may or may not have come Tho cast for the other playlet, Vou to do your Christmns shopThe public U cordially invited ' ,fi, “U tlub members were trapped on from the places that figure in “For Distinguished Service,” is: | pjng at this time. to attend. (present. rescued by their names. No one could object Miss Katherine Burton of the that a We'sh rabbit was not gen­ Smart Set—Eleanor Pressey. n * * ■■■ ■ ■■ ■■■■■(]■■ uine because it did not come from ■ ■ l a iik iR U iiiiiiiiiiC K iu iiiia is x isn iiiiiiu iiu iiia Marg her maid—Dorothy Grey. Say Police Dog No j Wales. So 1 suppose I ought to ■ Mrs. Jim Harding, her friend— INOVel h® quite content with my Irish Marian Mulligan. A id In Most Cases * v* ■ j. , . ' lace that came from China! Monologue—J. I- Bolt. Tickets are now on sale at the BERLIN, Dccc. |5.—(/P)—Kon­ ever source, is coming back into Hotel Valdez and Knumillat and rad Most, of Union of Slu-pard Dog Sf r i m p l V0KUe* * bear, ns we are again Anderson's drug Siore. o l f l l l l t going to wear detachable, washable Owners. Eisenach, declares Ger­ I collnrs and cuffs on our dark Mr. nnd Mrs. George Tracer of man police dog would never attain I-Pt —The | frocks. So I shall plan a set or Mohawk, N. Y.. art* among the the results it does if deprived of ril written by two, from Irish lace ami the fine out of state visitors arriving in the officer lending it. He cites -18 tests before police authorities nnd before “Les handkerchief linen, to bo made by Sanford on Monday. scientific experts in which the hai been bund. These I shall put in the fitdogs failed in their tasks when l will be given tie sewin" basket I keep tucked ting waiting in the kitchen. And. away on a kitchen shelf, where I really you can’t expect to got good their leaders were absent. (i' ii of Gustave can always get at it. So often I results with cake or bread if you x i literary exdon’t stay nearby so as to exam­ Have you seen Ball Ilurdware Ugo, who for havo five or ten minutes or even ine them as they cook, and regu­ Company's window of flower pots? ten active in half an hour to wait over the late the oven heat ns the rooking YE FIRESIDE STUDIO will dec­ is ihe great cooking and if I have some pleas­ Fine silk chiffon with lisle tops. Light orate any of these to enrry out Kayser, all silk chiffon with hand em­ progresses. Faithfully, MARTHA. your color scheme. ant hand work I do not mind sit* | th" discovery broidery. All light shades. Also and dark shades— jation of the clocked. One pair in box here by the for War pnxh has been pgarding the m promote inO H prettw Fren.ch blind F av R T o m m i E cx Victor al Personals LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY far f f »; 55s The Diamond Palace I rrinted *ace' way. w*,at' Van Raalte HOSE Moment was pUtive of the nteresting to ra|o it literary Simon, the •* still busy ** °f research manuscript novel written >r* than ten ‘PPearanef 0f mure than «ntury ago. ^ ‘wo chnpm-ady f„r J? wn« ** drove all ? 'he novel manuscript »mi not evui g - J IuKo then l? pt- read it, '•bd»d to relt ; s By Williams OUTOURW AY P R E T T W F A iR . h o w 's T h m e w s P A P E R B u s in e s s T o m m ie ? f— —-----— ------ . $2.50 pair SILK UNDERWEAR BBSS Ca l l s ' i m BW H iS FiRST NAbAE TOO! \ $3.50 pair * ' n_ B B B000 GOLLV.'J "■— A n Silk Hose for Gifts . j “Luxrite” and Kayser. All Silk Stepins, Tedds, Bloomers and Gowns, in all the beautiful colors— % $ 3 .7 5 t o $ 1 0 .0 0 4 // LADIES’ BATH ROBES In heavy fancy blanket and silk and cotton Terry cloth. All sizes— ‘'c‘s Miser- $6.50 to $12.50 changes in effect I- •while 'Los £Llc thpa> <«r th ,lre eaaen- two works. HELP TO HtLP vVWvi k I. ?fid> will Mis. h»t is Uau. tot"*?' ar'd OP* figures, OTutflS Hox Handkerchief. All I’urc Linen, Ha nd Embroidered, $1.25 to $2.50 Per Box if t x 01v r words, ff*f-. Hardware **rry out t H O B ^ j O B B l W G r V J lT H R o V A E T V .^ m I The Yowell Company IW n U . u * « l m t- ■■■■■■■■■■■■MMHMaMaMHaHaaBRaaaaaiiBgKagnaKiBRiMg �HERALD, BY TAYI jOB KTS THIS? AND I'VE (6 HOW I COULD GST AN RIN<3 FOR LORETTA- . SA?CHICK-OOP MASlC Mud ads haven’t bczh CUPPED OOT OF THESE MAflAUWEfl YET — 1 BETTER SET BU6V SO I C-AN MAKE c u r A a W REP o RT—-^ - : >AY. DECEMBERJ 5 , tninment of the excursionists nro bcine made, it is said, and prom* of a 5 course luncheon and music by a Cnicago orchestra are on the prograin, according to the statement of the local salesman* • An excursion to Daytona Shores, Dger. on which many visitors will bo en­ “RED’* ENTERS HOSPITAL tertained, is planned for tomorrow DANVILLE, 111., Dec. I 3-— by the local sales force of the or­ ganization according to an nn- oRw!" Grange entered a hospital nouncmznt made this morning. hero today to undergo an operation Busses arc scheduled to leave the and treatm ent for his bruised arm. offices of Daytona Shores, 221 Hu is under the care of Ur. E. U. First Street, at 9 o'clock in the Cooley, father of one or his man­ morning for the trip to Daytona agers. and will return here about 4 o’clock in tho afternoon. The visitors will Debt funding (international bo conducted over the city of Daystyle): “Jim, let me have another tana Reach and through the sub­ eight bucks and I’ll pay you back division, Daytona Shore;]. Elaborate plans fur the enter- that f i v e . ” — Detroit News. Daytona Shores To O ffer Free Trip To Beach (in W ednesday NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET' ING O FTHE ROYAL FERN COIM’ORATION The regular meeting of the stockholders of the Roynl Fern Corporation will tie held nt the of­ fice of the Corporation Altamonte Springs, Florida, on Monday, Jan ­ uary the 4th., 1020, for the elec­ tion of n Board^ of Directors and for the transaction of such other business as may bo properly brought before the stockholders. JAMES A. COTTING, Assistant Secretary. The reguhl stockholders of Compnny wr . ho l of the CompS V,‘h*?. Snrings, Florida on*' \v January the 0th in?,, ,'V«lcMdiy tion of a Board T t t > 4 for the transaction $ business a* ni 0*«eh other brought before the s t o V i ^ T . J AMES A. COnfe, ---- At least a treaty eliminating submarines would entail no sernpping expenses—given n little time, they would sink themselves.— Virgin ian-I’ilot. of/ lhe Few »'—- h i3 Secreta^. that^Zrr r* conditions approach a sU.e ®! war. T har. t ^ * '™ war on crim e-it’,, fen to! ni ^ —Brooklyn P„„r. to<1 civ>l, / HELLO LORETTA* I ’VE JUST BEEN L'Ot.sS ALITTLE €HOF?1KJ<3-CH,5cmEThin6 TCRVCDGL'EGS WHAT — HUH? - VEP.THAT’S Ri£HTJUST BE FAT1ENT A DAY OR GO TILL *T’5 MADE U P -SPARKLE? -WHY P^PLE r' WILL HAVE TO WEAR SMOKED aLTiSES J VMEN TrtCY LOCK AT YOG? LEFT HAIL'D S Beautiful And Accomplished Women From Turkish Harems Seek Mates ANGORA. Dee. 15.—(/I1) —Hun­ two wives. Indeed, Mustapha dreds **f beautiful women, highly KcmnJ Parhn ban no wife nt all, trained in the ruicinl graces, arts having recently been granted a of the toilette, dancing, music and divorce. Economic conditions nlso religion, who have been freed from to make it almost impossible Admiral ■Shncmakct’ Claims harems, now have tho Turkish gov­ serve for one to indulge in the old luxury Aviation Demands Along ernment seeking husbands for of plurality of wives,' Prior to the present social revo­ Require Additional II o y s them. Most of them are wholly for the practical work of lution in Turkey, every woman was At Annapolis Institution unfitted life. obliged to veil herself front all Abandonment of the harem also except her father, brother and WASHINGTON, Dee. )r».-(/P) plnccd on tho hands of tho govern­ and husband. If a man, either —Tho demands of nndnl aviation ment many eunuchs, but their dis­ Turk or foreigner, entered the alone require an increase in the position hss not been so difficult. sacred precincts or the harem, he number of appointees to the Naval In the absence of regular employ- usually paid with his life, while the Academy, Rear Admiral W. It. mint in the cities, they have been master also had the right to kill Shoe maker, chief of the Bureau sent to the provincial districts for his unfaithful wife nr concubine. Only three foreigners, an Amer­ of Navigation, said today in his work on ho farms. When President Mustaplm Kem- ican, a Britisher and a French­ annual report to S em tary y Wil­ al assumed power in Angora, ont* man, are known to have entered bur. Admiral Shoemaker urged thnt of his fin it official acts was to a real harem when it was occuthe present allotment of three ap­ banish the harems and slave house­ jded, and they were disguised as pointees to each representative holds of Sultan Mohammed VI, the Turks and spoke the Turkish and senator bo increased to at princes and members of the Royal language. By posing ns govern­ ment representatives, they escaped least four, which he cstimatod Court , would make available between 701) In order to set an example, most the usual penalty. Any departure from the rules of and 750 officers for naval avia­ of tb<> Nationalist government of­ tion, while the training of an ficials have one, or at most only conduct in 'tho harems wan severe­ ly punished hy the eunuchs, who oquul number of enli.i.oil men as maintained security of the places pilots would bring the total esti­ mated by tlie Bureau of Aeronau­ ialization is not necessary now.” and who were euphemistically tics tu be necessary fur carrying Tho recommendation of last year called ".Masters of the Maidens," out its program. or "Chiefs of the Abodes of Felic­ that the unlisted u length of the; ity." Admiral nho’oipnkcr does ant be­ navy be increased to 96,000 was While Sultan Mohammed VI had lieve in naval aviators remaining reiterated in the report and it is permanently with that branch of pointed out that untier last yc.ir’s only four legal wives, he had at the service but*holds they should be appropriation tho present author­ bin disposal several hundred “ikassigned to other duties from time ized strength of 80,000 had to he bals,” or favorites. Sultan Abdul to tune, as "the aviation problem, reduced to 82,000 because of insuf­ Hamid was :*dd to have had I,DUO wives in his harem. tcehicnlly as to knowledge r e ­ ficient funds. Abandonment of the harem him quired, t« no more specialized than The past year saw a general the operation of any other types improvement in tho character ami been noted «a Turkcy’ii most radi­ and is oven less than the require­ experience of navy personnel, the cal step in its transition from an ments in some of the technical report said, with the number of Oriental stale to a niodeni West­ brain lu a of lines in which spcc- officers gradually increasing. ern country. v ^ '‘'S S 3 S g f! De Hutu Plum, Curul Cabin, Miami, Plurida F or generations known as a land of tropical enchantment and beauty, Florida is today to most of the people of this country the land of assured opportunity and profitable investment. Wherever men of large interests gather to discuss real estate investments, there Florida is promi­ nently mentioned. The magnificent development, the growth and prog­ ress of the entire State at the present time, have brought ibis about. And it there is any one spot in Florida which receives especial considera­ tion, it is Miami and the M iam i district. ‘Prom ise an d Perform ance Coral Gables is noted for carrying to rapid completion great public and semipublic building projects that enhance the value of surrounding property many tim(s over. A list of some of its more outstanding developments of recent months include: • tfti / C o m p leted Wo nro carefully choosing our prospects. People of the right sort. Who will be congenial neigh­ bors to each'other. And wo protect our buyers /S p e c ia l A nnouncem ent Hank of Coral Gables Coral Gables Post ( Mice Telephone Exchange Congregational Church Five modern fire-proof hotels Venetian Casino and Fool Tw o fine golf courses Administration Buildings Coral Gables Country Club More than 1000 private homes Coral Gables Military Academy 120 miles paved streets Miami-Hiltmorc Hotel (750 rooms) College for Young Women (--oral (iables lias been one of the chief contributing factors to the growth and prosperity of M iam i during the last three years. Coral Cables has been developed into M iam i’s most beautiful property. It is now a city of itself, with a population approximating five thou­ sand people, owning its own trolley line, water works, electric lighting and service, and more than one hun­ dred miles of paved boulevards. Coral Gables lias been developed already to a degree of beauty, both in landscaping'and architecture, unknown heretofore in any part of this country. Its luxuriant, tropical settings— potable entrances and plazas— hotels and rec­ reational activities— and especially its hundreds of homes— are a delimit in SANFORD GROVE beauty of Coral Gables wriiri»J mediately. Mis enthusiubHl him to write a book uptnfctm I of Coral Gables. Let uirfUj you, together with full about Coral Gables—free. Get in touch xiith this ofce jit a trip to Coral Gables. Tut trips arc run at frequent i vals ami thousands of mjt'J and pleasant people areenam them. Call or telephone jorut the necessary informatio» «• gar ding the best way to turf M iam i as our ijttcsls. Illu stra ted booklets, «yfi price lists and complete it[>* inalian about Coral Gables aIs a he obtained lure trill® obligation to you. Let us)»®] you xvhat has been aceomfhdd in Coral Gables, and tellyoitf the thousands of opportunist! that azvait the early investor. U n d e r C onstruction Ten miles of waterways Miami-Hiltmore Country Club Coral Gables High School Anastasia Hotel (350 rooms) New golf courses More than 1000 private homes 100 miles additional paved streets 2U0 miles additional sidewalks eA nnounced .The University of Miami Mahi Shrine Temple Coral Gables Theatre Miami-Hiltmorc Casino I.ido-Seyijlc Hotel (350 rooms)' Alore than 1000 Riviera holm's Coral Gables Yacht Club 1600-room Sanitarium Hotel Plrase send mr Rf* ’ full information abuts l of*■ unilrr.tjntl that lbi* plJtC* ^ obligation. R e x •B each w as w o n by th e C h a rm o f Coral Cjables Few people know this country better than R ex B each . Me is a man of true discrimination anil taste. The dirt tt. by beneficial building restrictions. BART NASON, Sales Director 19 First N at’l Bank Midi GABLES s r iia m i J x u J ie t clS 4 0 A4iles of W ater Front GEOIVOEE.ME BRICK. For information—write, phone or call Selling Representative for Co r a l C Mi,ane BMaaaaaM«BHaftpHKRHaHn a b les Bldg. Co r p o r a t io n Sanford, Fla * �THE SANFO] TlfESPAY.DECBM CERlS, Fights Last iCaptain Of Florida Gridiron Team Is New Versatile Athlete NEW 5 OUK—Joe Gftck, \orK featherweight, scored a tech­ nical knockout over Joe Lombardo, inn American (six rounds), PITTSBURGH — Jack Zivic, I itt burgh welterweight, i Jack Rappaport, of N’t' J-i (10 rounds). JACKSONVILLE, Fla Ben Ray, Columbus, Ga.,. lightweight was ... given the * , , - judge’s decision over ‘Baby Strihbling, (10 rounds). NASHVILLE—Harry Grcb, mid­ dleweight champion of the world won n referee’s decision over ’‘Sol­ dier'’ Buck, of Louisville (eight rounds). NEW ORLEANS—Geo. Godfrey negro heavyweight of Lclpervillo) 1a., knocked out Battling Owens, negro, oi (,’rotnn, La., (15 rounds.) MOBILE—Joe Lewis of New Or­ leans, won n decision over Kid Sea­ born nf Mobile, (10 rounds). JACKSONVILLE—Harry Allen of Macon, Gn„ and Jnck Wofford, of Miami, fought to a draw. lAMl’A—Tony Ross, Pittsburgh lightweight, won a judges’ decision over Johnny Simpson, of Texas. (10 rounds). » n e g a le s e I s By Officer s Kitchen” flew York foot By ified Man First Came Iniinence B y Carpentier rfSt side. Tlcntn by cither a gun and in the back, fv jd lying fnce I side walk about Ninth Avenue in pwn as “HoII’b jty wan establish[ John J Meehan, j>s who found the Never* Fail* Tc/Sign SAN FRANCISCO, Cni., Dee. 15. ~</V)—Ernie Ncvers, Stanford fullback who has agreed to play professional football in Florida, did not sign his playing contract Monday ns expected. The ¥2.5,000 deposit failed to arrive. Golf Champ Nabbed Ihan saiil ho had •o fighttcr a short Lro the bcKly .was [ter nddnight nnd [hinged greeting*. [ Meehan *aid, [ wa- cn Ids way Lfale-e lived on r.. a. worohAMA v, CI*rk of iiw t’lretilt Cv'irt o f (ho SoYonlh Jiiillrlal illrm lt o f Flo- j NEW YORK. Doe. 15.—(,?>— Vincent Astor is the latest addi­ tion to the society magazine writ­ ers. His article says- that in board inu schools his pocket money was 35 to 50 cents a week. That’s from 5 to 20 cents more than the al­ lowance John D. Rockefeller Jr., made each of his children a t the ape of eight. rlj.i, in nml for (WM q j Io i j n t m l IP UAL) fly: A. ir. WEEKS. Peputy Clerk. M. Co t TKH A- SPEN CER Solicitor* nml of Counsel for IM Complainant. Nor. I f - 21. I>ef. l - f - l j . Try Smith's Barber Shop for good barfiter work. Ladies welcoifieN ext to Valdez. GAINESVILLE, Dcc7"l5.—(/T)— Scarcely any major sport has ever been staged at the University of r lorida within the past several years, that Uirnnr “Tiger” Sarra, newly elected captain of the 1920 'Gator football team has not par­ ticipated in. Sarra was selected to Jead the University eleven at n meeting of his teammates held .recently. "Trny’* Chaplin, of Miami, was Georges Vczinn, famous goal tend­ er of Lcs Canadians hockey tenm, For Too Fast Drive who is the fnthcr of 17 children and has played with the same club ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Doc. 18 years. Ho's 11 years old and Is chief of police at Chicoutimi, 15.—(/P)—Walter Ilagen, premier ontf golfer of America nnd president ot* Quebec. ,Vczinn .Vezina in considered one* of the greatest goalie* of all time. the Golf and Country Club of this city, was arrested Sunday on a >r patrolman Mee- recently in the French hnapilH charge of speeding. Hagen, driving P through lis t hero ns a result of a knife wound. a large touring ear was “clocked" law the body of u States in 1923 after losing Ins at 15 miles per hour. He forfeited he sidewalk. He title ut the hands of Mike McTiguc a-$2.5 bond upon his failure to ap­ [over and recog- in Dublin, he has engaged in many pear in municipal court. ambulance was bouts but without notable success. L'soton pronounc-' In July 1921. he came into pro­ minence when he married Linniun found ir the gut- Weiner an aetoroon. After his PITTSBURGH, l’a., Dec. 15.wee away, from marriage ho took residence in one —I/P*—The cover of Pitt Panther, , had been fired, of the negro sections of New York student humorous publication, i* ly the police that but soon ran afoul of the immi­ regarded by President Brownian j used to commit gration authorities who sought to of the University of Pittsburgh at pen thrown away havo him returned to France. He in had taste and so the holiday ■j from the scene, wns given several stays nnd on number has been depressed. inown throughout Nov. 10, of this year made ap­ [where he met hi* plication to take out his first citi- 1 list Street just zenship papers. Siki seemed to have n penchant kunue. It is the l^ctivis working for getting in trouble with taxi­ the went into one cab drivers when he would go on might dubs nenr- long rides without sufficient fund, BvulwJ in an nr- to pny the fare. Frequently i v 1 BW wns followed Weiner an octroon. After hi murdered. fare hut always managed to find 1 friends who would make good the B e whin he won amount. Once he attacked a iHi.d policeman .while intoxicated and » » Gv rgi - i r wns charged with felonious as­ ■ n I’iri-, has h.i I sault, He was fined $5 for the ■ "I;!..1! escapade and wns only saved from ■>' llv has In-, i) a workhouse sentence by his wife 9 street fights in who pleaded with tho magistrate ■ spent some:iin.* for leniency. HAVE THE BEST BUYS 8 A C R E A G E - ,ro U S iN E S S H O M E S Earle T. Field A RA I. r.STATn — I N V E S T M E N T * Lobby ruU.ton-Urumloy Iibl«. tiaaroril Florida South Americans Are Sought In London To Dance In Ball Rooms s: r\ is« . ALLOWANCE WAS SLIM the World of Sport Champ Goalie page M o n 'c 7 2 7 Vciicjez Rectlty O k SUItie/Hole! Building •i ■ ■ ■9 LONDON, Dec. 15 @—South Americans are the best ballroom dancer* in London, in the opinion of an impartial jury made up of Italian, French, Spanish and Eng­ lish dancing matters. Trie South Americans nre seen NEW YORK. Dec. tr..-(,P)— Professional football Is frowmd up­ on by the Lord’s Day Alliance. In Connecticut the organization rcvonled that college men should not be tempted to play on Sunday. OFFICE MACHINES TUELL & SMITH [♦ ♦$»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦.y ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦*l* O n l r a l A r r n t l r Itlilii ♦> ♦> ♦> ►3*tf $ h»lfo<r (/ < • ♦> Cl Mill Cheney Lisle, silk and wool in Christ­ mas boxes. Knits Fascinating’ Selection J list Ueceived! For tho ton, bridge, colling or entertaining these dresses have an air of dignity and refinenici the-minute charm that is wholly fascinating. Modeled of a wonderful quality flat crepe in Sprint vivid designs. Make her a gift th at will delight her. Prepaid \ ourself for the festive occasions. Our moderate prices will please you We carry n full line of men’s furnishings. ,We will be glad to heli» you make your selections. Manhattan Shirts, Bath Robes, Hickok’s Monogrammed Buckles, Initialed re has many g ift suggestions for him —tor In - °u select g ifts that*will please for everyone believe that we are able Handkerchiefs, Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with colored borders—all colors. n and let us show you. Tuxedoes and a Full Line of A ccessories OUTLET / McKinnon-Markwood Co Furnishers to Men Who Know �7W|w iI — *»• i^ *,J{€* tlLi * J ’»>* K u • » *■ ^J09fov,rt v. * . ** rftm i v .7 . -V V *i;*i I 'f! J5» • A SELECT SUBDIVISION WHERE HOMESITES ARE PRIC­ ED WITHIN REASON’ SURROUNDED BY ALL THE LARGE HIGH TYPE DEVELOPMENTS OF THE EXCLUSIVE RESI­ DENTIAL SECTION IN THE COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT. PROPERTY IN ORANGE COURT IS SURE TO INCREASE RAPJDLYi. AN INVESTMENT THERE WILL RETURN WON­ DERFUL PROFITS. THE CRYSTAL LAKE SECTION IS MOST DESIRABLE FOR A HOME SITE. ORANGE COURT’S SUPERIORITY AS AN INVESTMENT OR HOMESITE IS ACCOUNTED B Y ITS REASONABLE PRICES AND ITS MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION. THE SHREWDEST INVESTORS ARE GUIDED BY THESE PREVAILING FAC­ TORS. HOMESITES ARE LIMITED IN ORANGE COURT, IM­ MEDIATE RESERVATION INSURES THE CHOICEST LOCA­ TIONS. SALES AGENTS Offices: SAN FO RD ORLANDO �7 _ ■5 ^ ^ I S T U jW •_______ b t s w a o t in g t o n letter C H A R L E S P . STEW A RT jg E w SA N FO R D H ER A LD TRICK CAMERA WORK BIG AID TOFUNNYFILMS T U E S D A Y , D EC1 PAGE NINE most indispensable perhaps, Is tho j “glass celling” illusion. This is Small a device of painted glass place-l slightly above the cam era lens. On the sheet of glass, ceilings, domes or roofs are painted to correspond with the actua) set. This glass work is necessary be­ cause of the lighting demanded by the cam era. The roofs o r upper p arts of the set arc not con stru ct­ ed. Instead strong flood lights are placed there. Arsenal Found In N egro’s Pockets! IDENTIFIED P ut Cre&mJii*Km£ And Stop Catarirh ilON. ED. WALTHALL, Tr Seminole Hudson-Essex Co„ WASHINGTON, Dec, 9.—Nlch Sanford, Fla. —, ‘for a very >bald man TAMPA, Fin., Dec. 15.—(iB)— Tells How To Open Clogged Noeolas Longworth, speaker-elect of I (and again 1 protest against the James Washington Abraham F i l ­ Dear Ed: trils and End Head-Cold*. the next national House of Repre­ 'Injustice of this characterization! I see where scientist}* are great- ; ler yesterday was’ being held at ItTI'*' sentatives,' wears a .nightcap, so who insists on sleeping with his ly perturbed over the discovery of police headquarters for carrying. You feel fine In a few moments. I’m told, and *told on good au­ head outside the window in this concealed weapons. When his clo-* a tooth of near Detroit that: Your cold In head | r catarrh will thority. It had been my impres­ weather." thing was searched last night five weighs between 2 and .1 pounds. will open. The i t passages of That’s my tooth, Ed. llow well be gone. Your cfcgged nostril* sion that this old time appur­ knaves, a razor, a pair of lead w • • knucks, two rings, two tie pins, a do 1 remember the day that I gave your head will cU « and you can tenance of tho bed chamber was “Ah yes," said the gentlemanly not. Wrecks of ocean liners arc enact­ hat pin. n pair of dice, automatic up that tooth. .It became aheess- breathe freely. No, mors dullness, Df Gwalla*® obsolete. It seems floor walker understanding^, as ed. The dentist, a good friend headache: no hawking, snuffling, • « • ed in a small tank in the studio. pistol shells, n woman’s |vantty of he conducted my wife to the knitt­ Illusions Created By mine, tried to save the tooth mucous din-barges or dryness; no case and a powder puff were found. ted By A Somehow my wife has evolved ed Howling gales are provided by goods counter. "Show this _______ fer treated it for n whole struggling for breath st night. IAfter Tug the idea th a t I am in similar case Use Of Special Lens mechanical wind machines. The MOONSHINERS ARE ORIGINAL week,me.at liesomething like S3 per he directed the clerk (as Tell your druggist you wsnt ft Sulf Storm with Nick, which is a mistake, lady," "ocean” is lashed to fury by pad­ treat, nnd at the end of the week small they call ’em in England), "our| Delight T h e a t e r dles, and tho toy liner, perhnps ten bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. since the back of my alpill is fair­ line of nightcaps." The clerk pro­ MONTGOMERY, Ala.. Dec. 15. he had succeeded in getting the Apply a tittle of this fragrant, an­ inches in length, is tossed about Fans; Save Expense on the waves in the hands of stu­ —(/P)—Moonshiners in this vicini­ tooth so sore that 1 couldn't even tiseptic cream in your nostrils, let Ined Tug ly well clothed about an Inch and ceeded to produce them by the a half in either direction from the boxful. It was evident they were ty do not lack originality as dis­ put my tongue over on that side it penetrate through every sir pessdio assistants. Itaniana median lire and half as far up nnything but obsolete. That store of my mouth. I couldn't even If the story calls for an explos­ closed Monday when prohibition breathe through my mouth. The nge of the head; soothe and heal officers seized two tractors that as my car tips. Re that as it may, had ’em in infinite variety. the swollen, Inflamed mucous mem­ ion to sink the boat, a dynamite be comp’ete’.y equipped genlliuair touching that tooth felt brane, and relief comes instantly. 1WTo Have she worried, seeing me slumber­ • • • cap aboard is exploded at tho proved to-II— itt* ------ *** ‘ * like it was being hit by an elec­ ing, these cold nights, with n *'— 'hammer l ---It is ju:C wha every cold and •Istance . _____ . _ .the ..» \ < 11 i 1 Proper time and minature*crafl ™ t ____ l U _ ' 1w **Chnm i 1 1 * tor. -I-— "Now this," observed the clerk, ____ I , , i.t h ■n^ ’v»|e|ivi catarrh sufferer needs. Don’t stay sinks 1 wlt.h «®p|*r •«» '» ....................* Steamer somewhat sparcely afforested holding sinks beneath the waves with ex­ After the dentist decided that stuffed-up up a specimen, “is the addition to other complete equip­ sml miserable. citing realism. dome in close juxtaposition to an kind we sell to Speaker Longhe had gotten the tooth just as Heroines Burned At A recent example of minnturc ment including a whistle open window. sore as a tooth could possibly he , 15.-W— worth." (They’re calling him TOD MANY GHOSTS * *• • ' : t .** "speaker" was enacted in a picture made to heenme. he decided that nd hagRanl Stake By Double illusion t* already.) It was—-and cold vnpor on the scene through it LOUISVILLE. Dec. 15.—(A*)—of monstrous prehistoric beastn. had to come out. A skullcap was her solution.' is—a navy blue connection, ‘with a Jort Monday perforated pipes concealed about Exposure Method On the screen tll^y appeared t.i the Gee! It makes me shiver to After seeing a "ghost” in the!r set. ( after drift- For, like myself, she supposed the red stripe around it, and, qtop, n weigh tons, and moved with life­ think of it! That was before the home upon two different occasions. in the Gulf more formal type of chapeau de pom-pom, rather than a tassel, Adept with high explosives, the day* when like case. Before* the camera they the dentists even claim­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hargen h ats _ The men nuit to bo an extinct species. Re­ woven in all the colors of the rain­ HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 15.—</P>— were engineers set n blast to wreck a ed to pull teeth decided to call in the moving van. models eighteen inches high, without pain. The movie public has many Illus­ fr«venue cut* paring to a department store, she bow. dam, releasing a rush of logs nnd M* composed of rubber arid papierWhen he grabbed that tooth ions that are carefully created by to destroy n populated val­ with his forceps, it hurt me so had borhood of Detrail must be my 'd a y »(te[ made known her wishes, 'Must “Classy!" recommended th e trick photography and tho versat­ mache, their movements manipu­ water •J cjnibeu what kind of a skullcap do. you ley. Or they burn nn victress at that my to** nails shriveled up like long-lost tooth. When it earn* oat, lated by Invisible wires. , vicinity for w ant?” queried the gentlemanly clerk “The speaker, as you doubt­ ility of engineers. tho stake with so little harm that a ripe persimmon. I was like the it felt like I was losing a tooth When Abe movie spectator sees less know, is tho best dressed man Theso secrets of the trade con­ sho may lie the belle of n party Irishman—just before I died, the that weighed a thousand pounds, serve millions of dollars annually actors sttbggling perilously near the next evening. Lfs members floor walker. “The kind,” replied in Washington.” and the varancr It*left leaves mo tooth rnmc out. in the budgets of producers. The the brink of a precipico or on the no doubt that the tooth 1 lost was One engineer hns patented a ih sank in “ And since then there has been cornices of a lull building, he may directors point out, however, that powder that hums furiously on the a hole in my mouth that feel* to at least as big as the one that has bg the barge bo witnessing n Scene "shot” in The sergeant gazed ahead, un- they arc not evolved to deceive been found. furnishings of n luxurious apart|waa hauling secingly. He was living again the the theater-goer, nor primarily two different places. The fight ment. When the cranking stops, my tongue to Ih* about the size Having a tooth pulled is one of „ this port the opening of Mammoth Cave. first day he donned the uniform with the idea of saving money, may have taken place on the stu­ the furniture is found unharmed of the reasons why the old Greek Encountered. 1 have often thought of having dio floor, nad the cameraman may of his country. The years slipped hut often are necessary because it nnd is moved to the next "social" the chasm bridged, but 1 have never philosopher figured that it would Us the conby in retrospect. He saw the would he impossible to stage the Inter have photographed the pre­ set. be better not to be born but, being fBarge Towcipico or roof corner on tho same Even Hollywood scarcely know* been able yet to place a liond is­ horn, to die young. If he had ex­ Philippines—the sandy wastes of actual scene demanded in the strip of film. Eans owned technical men whose ex­ sue sufficent to provide the funds. perienced the iny of owning in script. Mexico—F ranee. Fogs are formed in the studio these ploits make "tho filming of the NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—(/P)—A passed the That's why I know that big Essex Coach, he would have chang­ In the photographic tricks, the by a huge atomizer, which feeds impossible.” ed his philosophy and wanted to From an inner pocket he pro­ was set gray-haired soldier bent over the tooth they found up in the neigh- live always. ifj was re- morning report in headquarters at duced a bankbook. Ho peered at f barge cap- Fort Hamilton here today. M s tho comfortable sum and sighed. |tf Mobile, hand traveled slowly across the His wife would be glad to settle aml'r was sheet. on his "Strength of detachment, 72 down at last in the cozy home he had bought in Kansas. Himself! I reported at nien," he wrote. Vil with waHo paused and lifted n weather Well, thirty years with the sounu §a*t several beaten face. Chitslde, across tho of marching in his ears - - * broad, grass covered pnrndo ground Tho band blared louder. v said on the regimental band was playing a time dur- stirring march. A complete stock of adrift on I The old soldier took up his pen HETl’HN a d d r e ss n e e d e d these stoves are car­ in danger again. right the "Master Sergeant Angus G. Wal­ ried by the following jthem were dron retired from active service to WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—UP)— I in a small Put your return address on let­ dealers; re red from day,” he wrote. ters when sending Christinas cards. Ho closed the book softly. Sad almost More than 1,500 cards came to through The band sounded its rousing the (lend letter office last year notes again. . . , a t a cost of $15,000 to Unde Earn. lowing into morning. Cogswell, IM \Vc work* I t were unter and by ■water was tom floor, -------------—f he pumps 110 o’clock |iu so fast boat." ■ poling to ■ going I il barely * 20 foot | * to save11 »v ilonc'mgs. ■ * “We Want Yom* * h »* t *V I len were' I i « pti began' 1 Patronage” side up” * t ’csjed it, S !he Alta- ■ bit whenjjj Phone 8 Liners Sunk In Studio “Oceans” Soldier Retires At Expiration Of Long Term In U. S. Army presented no problem to Mrs. F. E. Cutler, 1124 South Olive St., . West Palm Beach, because o f the i cooking efficiency o f her Per- t fection stove. H er letter follows: V t 7 have used a ll kinds of oil stoves and I now have one o f your big 4-bumer Superfex stoves which / like better than any other oil stove. ’ THEBALLHARD­ WARECO. uL ast winter I had a houseful all the time and ’a ll Wd'foVd'for from four to nine people was „ cooked on my stove. / have never seen any other , oil stove I liked so well. M y cook likes it too— r never has any trouble with it. It doesn't smoke up my house a particle and is easy to keep cleaa* ® fihe men ihanJ Uck 1 rcre run- J very dark. * *I t bakes ju st lovely too, you can regulate the heat so well. I've had big hams baked in it and a ll kinds o f pie, cake, biscuits, beans— everything. the small ■ the lock- ■ ing and » * through lilyirs fought j [swamping, > Sailing tin* following lusted and Jarut oxpoi-1 un hy the l ard. 1 the wat-l ivilv when afterwards jidc and i» ibow first, master of was well! the crew! [during tho adirft. days how-1 two meals I week over hard cutter Altamaila half north Iturday 11ftto Tampa T. W. RUSSELL &C0. FURNITURE Cash If You Have It. Credit if you Want It lA I . A i/V ; /%m COATS fo r the woman who seeks true distinction, these coat* are de­ signed in the smartest lines, she finds elegant and befitting simplicity. The fashions show models with squirrel and gen­ uine fur collars. Also opossum ami dyed squirrel. All the now shades such as Cuckoo brown, lipstick red, plum and swan gray are shown in the modclo. Originally up to $12"'.09- $59.00 to $79.00 STREET DRESSES 5*f*lr**. Phone 346-W Directing the Fashions of Sanford Off to one social event after another, Sanford maids and matrons rely upon Ha 11mels to direct their way to Smartness. To luncheon, tea or dance—smartly costumed for each event in Haunters authentic fash­ ions. hi up there Dougherty, Mrt. The Bin landing, the crew ve tonight by train. SMITHBROS. “Quality Merchan­ dise at prices th at appeal” Phone 216 A wonderful assortment of models, fashioned of autins, crepe satinii, are to be found among these smart numbers. Some show the strictly tailored style while others border cm the sport order. These are wonderful values priced r.bout half of w h a t they would have been earlier in the season— 0. $29.75 to $59.00 dird, Fla m * NEW SPRING SPORT D RESSES Smart Sport rroegs Frocks iflowing nhowing the new one anu and two ipi«-<r ^Ultra iiru om art sport COIllhinntifiii in flannel fVinnnl nn/l All the N Aw pastel A hlld€S tHJH combination In nnd cilLr silk. All new shades are 10 bo so popular this spring are shown in this line. $19.75 to $29.75 Baumers Specialty Shop The Post Office Is Next Door To Us. Tkc ■outhern tradition of hospitality is easy to ■tointaia if you let the Perfection stove lighten your Btokin^ worries. linked sweet potutoes, tender juicy baked hems, those cakes for which the southern •ook is femous—all arc easily prepured on a Perfec­ tion stove. Cooking for a crowd is almost as simple •e cooking for your own family because the Per­ fection is dependable, easy to operate, and safe. At the touch of a match, you have instant cooking. It’s easy to adjust the flame, too. For a steak-frying flame, turn the wick hifth enough to produce yellow-tips, inches long above the blue flame. For a gentle, blue simmering flame, lower the wick. PRETTY PARTY DRESSES Pretty party dresses in a wonderful collection showing the most exquisite colorings—tho new shadcsi of rose, grey, green °ml lipstick as well as the pastel shades. Georgettes, Crepe remaines with gold lace, metallic cloth and other fashionable trimmings have been used in these models— Mrs. Cutler has a four-hurnet Superfex Range like this—No. 304. Every Range of Heat $10.75 to $55.00 er [/ H I(M ► r:- HILL HDW. CO. “We Can Meet Your Needs” P h o n e 53 O f course there are many degrees of heat possible between these two extremes, Aa each burner is independently operated, and gives every range of heat, you can simmer, broil, beke* and fry at the same time, if you choose. Kettles Stay Clean Kerosene, the fuel burned, is safe und economical. Hue to the long blue chimney every drop of it it completely burned before the heat reaches the cooking. Utensils stay so clean and soot-free that they can be placed on a white table-cloth. Is it any wonder that Perfections are so universally popular? Ask any dealer to show you models. They arc equipped with from one to five burner*, and vary in price from >7.00 to >120 for our finest mngo with built-in oven. Tbore^ • model for your kitchen. I *•, Chimm, Mtant Chan kiiiltt , v . . . P e e r B C T i o s S r o r e C o u n sr. S .U If S n . J . r J O h Ch Mu ( f kwIw W *a liM rflk J jih t.u lU . Itm H V PERFECT! Oil Stoves & Heaters Perfection Heaters provide quick wannlk at minimum cost. Prices from *6.25 to H4J5 4 w *~•+■ $« me *• . 4 *•'* f ' '* *■ * ^ ■<••• * _ �IP— ■' r- *1J I^i*. - U K I " cf,), M 6EH H aM aM M W * MlujihM L* IT /. 7 HERALD, TUESDAY. DECEMBER^lStJjgfr M^ J ■'• ‘it yP a xi ’v i . ■; j _. •, ■ ■ ia l Bl pL V|I Ha H 1 HKjnj KSfla l M L I d 1 .1 jsn j on Beautiful Crystal Lake The ideal spot for any one who wants an unsurpassed home site surrounded by nature’s beauty, * ideal location, beautiful scenery, healthy climate, lake front lots and other lots will be sold with lake privileges. / 1 t• This is the biggest opportunity ever offered the public in the state of Florida You set the price at this sale and we deliver the property. This sale of high class property will be an absolute auc­ tion sale. 4W \ ! 1 'H i M W I M Hi Watch for iuithei announcements as to the date and the free prizes that we will give away at Crystal Heights Auction Sale. » ; m , : <" . W: >U AUCTIONEERS �M « TOE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, N ot Exactly W hat She Seems trr of Hoiithm*! q u erlrr of Hvetlnn 9. Township : i South o f I U iiko 39 Kyk it. II. Itamsoy, H en ry S. Sanford, Caroline A. M ilioll. J. t*. M ltell, her hushanil, l-oretixa W. Ilahlwltt and Hose tj. Itahlw ln. h is w ife . J. Axel Krlcson, fieo rk u K. W ilson . Ada W. Ilahlwltt. w id o w , il . W. L e w ton, Sarah A. Iloltou. A n n a C. ' H olton . Alice it. Iloltou, H arry llo lt o n , t'lartt A. Ilower, B. I". M cD o w ell, M. t ». Crumtiler. K. J. Harrell, Itohccca J. Ilower, Wllliatn B. C a tc h c a r t; th at there are o th e r p a r tie s clu ln ilm ; tin Interest In th e p rop erty d e t e r Ibed lit tho Hill o f C o m p lain t tinkttown to rnmplalnuut. utul th e s.thl hill havltiK prayed for c o n s t r u c t iv e ner­ vier aitalust said u n k n o w n d e fe n d ants. It Is TIIKHr.rttUB. n t t D B R B n . T h at the defendants, th e u n k n o w n heirs, devisees, u ru n tces nnd leKlttee** of Jnmen It. I la c k n e y , It. II. ttam sev. Ilettry S. Sanford. C a ro lin e A. Mlre|l. j. i*. Mltell, h e r husband. I«>r e m o W. Italdw ln, nnd Hose tl. Baldwin his w if e , J. A x el Krlcson. • ieorue K. W ilson, Ada W. Itahlw ln, widow, u. w. I.ew toii, S a ra h A. Holton, Anna C. H olton, A llco t>. Iloltotl, ll.irrv H olton. Cltira A. Ilower. K. C. Mi l >owell, M. t*. Crumtder. B. .1. H arrell, lle h e e e a J. Ilower, W illiam B. C a tch cart. nii'l nil u n k n o w n ' p e r s o n s e la liu ln u an Interest In th e f o l l o w i n g prup* • rtv located In S e m llio lo County. Florida, l o - w l t : • Tr.o t 1. W e s t q u a r t e r o f N o r th ­ west quarter o f S o u t h e a s t q u a r te r o f Section 9, T o w n s h ip 21 S o u t h o f K . i i i k c 2 9 Bast, Tract 2. T he north h a lf of the Northeast q u a rter o f S o u th w e s t Quart! r of S ou th w est Q u a rter of Section 10. T o w n s h ip 21 South of HiittKc 29 B. A lso the Northwust qu arter o f S o u th w e s t quarter of Seetlnu I1'. T o w n s h ip 21 Smith of lla iiu e 29 Kant, Tract North h alf of t h e N o r t h ­ east quarter of the S o u th e a s t qtuir- v- Be Made Keepsake Cataiogne s Will his Year langcd -And Ions Used o n t It :i 11 ,ft.v. p cc.ir,.— Iin tho official / the l/nivcrilretl anil pubj b.nly. fneluiln fee paid by fnters the un! aside fur the h, when paid to a copy of rurrent year. to embody n the campus vintr pictures each of the he athletes la s; pictures of p pictures o f Sombined with ■ummaries of |c form of nr- ( Trat*t I. All that part, o f tho South thri-c-quurtrrx o f tin* southonst Utmrtrr of *niith«*itHt quarter ly lim \v i j I uf llir W rklva lllv c r In Hm Hon 9, Township 31 South o f IcaiiKo 29 Kail. T rail S. North three-quarter* of quarter of Kontltc&M «iuar*tr of Section 9. T ow nship 2l South of Hlltiue 29 Knit. Trart tt. Southw est q uarter i>f the southw est quarter anil so u th w est quarter of southeast q uarter of S eitlon 9, Tow nship 21 South «»f North earn OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. * 3 Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Tine Heights, one of SnnforU’a fast growing, highly restricted residential centers. Features__Embodying only the most idenl features from an artistic point of view,' Tile and Oak floors throughout. Tcxtone walls. Beamed celotex ceilings, together with many built-in features. Make these six rooms and hath tho complete dream home. Completely and elegantly furnished. FOR SALE BY A. P. Connelly & Sons Mngnolja at Second Phono 48 | various do- Thin charming chorus girl is known off [hi mory book Pontiac, Mich., a highly masculine person. \Vi tin* the seen- versity uf Michigan men who will appear in tii ptalng to <iE- forthcoming student opera at Ann Arbor. | prei'enl stlllljre coming btl \ f l l t l I I I n i l ItT HHVHVVII .11 - Japs Rejoice is cilitor-in(tigh 1-1 man11. Revels is nit t \*. i tin t if n r i i ni! 111\ i u i i m i m : mi n i i i .i : « o t \ TV. t\ t ii txri*.it\. >rnmisei more riling to offi- O K 'H tri: i: i. k v h i n b . i 'a t i i i j h n b n a t iia n tinier uf rulillesitloii T I I B ST A i i: OF F U m i D A To t lie 1 1in* Nathan tireetllm YUt \HK ItFillKBY ItBQI I 111 H t o a |i|. ir liefure the t'lreult t ’liurl. Inr On ,^i \ i nth .linlleliil I'lii'iill i f ti'lurld.i. Fount) uf Hemlnolu mi tin din d.i oi January a i >. 1926, .1 > th e ■'uni Hi.in.,, iif mild f o i l illy, t* uttHWer 1 Itlll of Cotitiilttlnl fil'd aKlllurt > It III lid 1 'mil 1 In I K. I.1 VI1 lie and l i n n and tlieri tu ri-ei Ive and aliltlo h> imeh Jlld. ■■lent and d i . t i i as raid I’mirl Hiatt lint 1 I ' d .In I lu-< I" h.ili ' d ll ll’l lull lire llld to •••lilt . II pull ll.llll o f Juiletlli lit h> d efa u lt b ein g Mi­ ll l i d uk a Inut you. U I" further ordered that till1 Until, la |>uld!idled III tile Silllfold Herald a lo w xpuper puldlslied In ft• n liudi im iy, l-'loilila, iiiii 1' a W1 . I, ( e l fniii eotIN. cut Ive Weil, \\ ITNBSS T U B Hlt-VnitAIII.K J .1. I >|i’K INSm N, J uiltfe "f la id t'uiirl, mol 1)0 m i l of th is t'ourt. lit Hie I'lty of Sanford. Florida, tills I day o f I lee. A. I' 192a. V. 1 : DOt'HI.ASS. Clerk. t.SBAI.) . . Itv A. M WKKKH. I». C. KDMii.N'l' II. l'AI.Mi:H. Ciqiqilalieiut ftoliellor. I’ ti I. ! the general an mm I was | staff is hard 1! cun.itruction rven now the fcf new quali1 to bring out liiifh ih ints in pity. Tin* 'tuI is respontling icir co-opt'rasav t tiie C'tli1is an a n u r- I football pieimmi than in [us years, un­ being carried rants in a !arthots of car ;h:tn ever be* of the book ■ r new plan | Itianely nft r ■HR I nals of the I for chut anil 1 re 1"log hanptntngv than 1 petofore, and ’ is being do- IN I'llANi'BItY. , l: \ r i ; tlUNTF.ITII / and M U N TBITH . her KluiAK Itunbniu). '(fillip hi Inil DIM* I* II I! .1 1* Mlzrll. . * \V, U.thin In l-h\ li», lilf* wift, ;« "r H* 1 , WMhi.iL \Yt«|l|\Y I* \V. ■riling to the I \ ft I lull Mil. «» Hurry Ih»\v#»r, i:. r Mr- lurnl by I!., [is also a r n ief college life ' ef the intcr! have in timt v a part of it. • r» I Ii. E. J. iim, 1 ami all nt Inr un<t< 1 BUILDERS MATEKIAI GROWERS SUPPLIES Vegetable Growers [ved Get Shipping Rebate NarJ Gi, HAT wc* have* secured the most desirable location available or that ever will be available—ili the Greater Miami area, can hardly be questioned. S.uifi.nl, ami all : • ' • hliming any Mi |<* rt % »h :u*rlli* of An Experienced TALLAIIASSKE, Tin., Dec. 1.1 —<A’>— Vegetable growera of Insurance Agent Florida are promised reparation involving several thousand dollar 1 in a derision of the Interstate Com­ LAKE MARY merce Commission, which sustain­ DEVELOPMENT ed tho Florida Railroad Commis­ sion on every (mint of an order COMPANY against the alleged over-charging of shippers. I'hone 117 Thv carriers, the railroad com­ IbS .Magnolia A te. mission complained, were charging shipp:nt of celery for 350 crated for carload shipments, when the refrigerator cars furnished would hold but 315 crates. The Interstate Commerce Com­ mission ruled that tho shippers were entitled 9o reparation and SYSTVM9 Is l e s A > A v- 1 . I M. * enetian tjtvluees* I 'limit* ii.Tli Tubes *lr»right V Ih.vA.r, WIIif llvIriK a ml CHASE & CO •unwell 'xt&y\ rt/.'jit iWiraH l f 'llr •'•S• in 7 . 11!i1/"il 41', * » J : ! il ' . *< Hill .ill l.llltu- hit. 11 ^ts tinH .‘huif.inl, ilo- senators national v Peace r . rl • ' tllllt -Stn; .* ..[Hry ■ Ul"' Siqmtor ■h.d I,., ■Ur: <,{ lu tcr- to make of \ 1 s 111 .11 mi in. 1 tin 11 r K '■’l tat we propose o r t i n : v r \ n : o r r i . i n t u i t , in i m i roil it:tt 1 m i i . i : 1 0 1 n i t . ■ i in th'* I’ *!• dlllih* pub. Out-of-Doors . T i l l - t i nt I I T r o t III’ I l f T i l l ! ation of this p 1" both ,, 4ttradide Property in Everyone admits and knows that Biscay no Bay is the principal attraction of all this section of Southern Flor­ ida, Property located out in the heart of this great body of water—and yet easily and quickly accessible to the heart of the city as these Venetian Islands will be—is unquestionably destined to become the most desirable and the most sought for. Consider this fact that there is a definite and fixed limit to the supply of island property in upper Biscayne Bay. And where you have an ultra-desirable commodity, the demand for which is bound to continue to in­ crease day by day and year by year, the limitation of the supply simply means steadily and rapidly increasing values. This is merely the natural working of the age-old and inexorable law of supply and demand—upon which you can depend with absolute faith pnd con­ fidence. We submit th at from the standpoint of an investment, these beautiful and strategically, located islands present a proposition rarety, in­ deed, equalled. INVESTIGATIONS Robertson, Williams and M onahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS M flN unlc * 'I r n i p l r l.ilIM liU * V E N E T IA N ISLES WISE BOAT WORKS ---------Builder of--------GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM U SAIL nnd ROW BOATS BoUjjs nnd Motors Repaired Catalogue Specifications nnd Prices on a Mt. Dora, Florida Gems of America’s Mediterranean CITY OFFICE: 107 N. E. SECOND AVENUE, MIAMI I �A * THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DECEMBER PAGE TWELVE MMiiiMMnHrottmwttttas DRUID A Scene o f Activity Here you see a large force of men busily engaged in grading bou­ levards and streets, preparatory for the asphalt paving th at will soon follow. The beautification of its parks and parkways and the installation of the white-way lighting will follow in rapid succession. All improvements th at were included in the develop­ ment program will be speeded ahead and will be completed to detail. An investigation of this Britt-Chittenden development will im­ mediately reveal the fact that it stands pre-eminent as one of Sanford’s most desirable home spots. The sale of the second unit will be officially announced in the next few days. Reservations are now being accepted at our of­ fice. Make your selection before public announcements a r e made. , Chittenden Development vv . m . __ / �THgJUNFORD HERALD, 175,000 A cres Sold PARIS, *n Mother j it will be os: no nionW w d ittg ln jj gaiii tha. irrosity was ]•’—W —I.ysiane (Jdaughter of s». says .she has dig. womemn no longer ers and has been explanation of this hers how, when her played Marguerite ourcts. hhe jlus incomes , pledged all institution* ouch valua, some fine lections left ri VII- She It was probaldy William Jessop, i at hand* ! she died, builder of the first authorized pub­ Ijiicc. Marl* lic railway line in 1801, who gave the world the standard railroad gauge of 4 feet 8 1-2 inches. oJ recently ve lost their i they were interest in »d, she says, ,il weight ot i can be felt of prohibiarties. o arouse natiquor probof lectures i, amt speaks away from jtie». haiiy [her Virginia vacation of [mil to make ftitinn situa- unmistakable exhaust of n gasoline motor in full action. summoned, t o , the door, the JournaliHt explained .with great composure that he wn.i engaged in research work with ihp idea of making improvements in his auto­ mobile. lie had taken the small two renter to pieces, sm ithied the parts upstairs, assembled them and was now occupied in studying th? mechanism by running the car around his rooms, PAGR THIRTEEN tho picco . . . was — based. — ^J. Booth Tar-1 Unaton. This way of prompting the opentta to tho public,, together, with its French name and subject matter, may help to account for jt* popularity. _Few of the critics imliiated that they knew anything '■* "I* American origin,' although Tarkingtort’s story had been tranrintcil inta French and shown hero as a motion picture. The Petit DoJcuneur or ‘‘little I lie unusually large number of breakfast" which has long been wooden-legged men cross:ng from Y*p traditional fir .-1 meal of tho Ciormnny into France recently ilny in Paris, seems doomed. Its disappearance will arouse no la­ mentation among those non'French visitors who hnvo experienced the difficulty of obtaining a sufficient mral in the morning a> n start for a hard day's sight-seeing. Tli" continuous day is supersed­ ing the divided day in Paris busi­ ness and industry an 1 is proving c of opused that eir to all °v itr’s pn>l*cri gave most ,tr members everal years IPAY» DECEMBER 15, 1925 a short interval.t, jt, tlu» Chjujbcc-al.JJcputiea. w n l ‘1':,cc..kiy he was replying to critic1 tre n c h ,*br cak-!***"* by his conservative' collcvirillv n sufficient cues. “There ftnvo hern ton many rh n day. doctors trying to attend to our — finances," he stated when a momin a prescription for , one of the lend- her to the right interposed, “How Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, i socialist party, ^bout the veterinarians?" "At your serried*’ Replied Ren- RilfflTjsr’-Fever nncl Malaria dadel politely, amid the ronra of U kilts the germs. the house. originally invented for hi; hnve the combative disposition. Another effect of this ultra-ath­ leticism nnrong girls of today is to produce n creature who has the male rather than the female char­ acteristics." English wives are being urged to improve their cooking to bring nbout less drinking nmong men. Many a workman drinks beer to minimize the had effects of his wife’s cooking, in the opinion of .Sir William Milligan, an ear and throat specialist. Addressing the Manchester dio­ cesan church of England temper­ ance society, Sir William declar­ ed that if all young women were taught how to cook potatoes and roast beef properly, instead of a lot offluff about botany, physio­ logy and kindred subjects, there would lie much less drunkenness in the world. L o r d Lonsdale, the famous sportsman, who still clings to mut­ ton chop whiskers, a gray top hat, old fashioned ric k e y f a m i l y coaches and other institutions of bygone days, has mtotiishcd his !.i offered friends nnd neighbors by announc­ ;!y match- ing that Lnwther Castle at Penrith car-rings, hereafter is to he lighted l»y elec­ r. Daniel tricity. All the ancient oil lamps arc to be discarded and nn up-to-date system of electric lighting Is be­ ing installed throughout the cas­ tle, where the peer makes his home, surrounded by fields and dense forests. His whole estate comprises 150,000 acres. But this departure from con­ servatism to go no further, I.ord Lonsdale has decreed. The change has been brought about, he rays, merely to please Lmly Lom-dnlr who persuaded him to try "this new fangled idea” just to see what i hich it Is worth. < American apartment h o u s e dwellers who complain of "that family upstairs" may take conso­ lation in the fact that it might be worse, as has been proved in Paris. The neighbors of a Paris journal ist were startled the otlur day •„ hear a great rumbling in his apartment <n the fifth floor ,.f the building, nceomminted bv 'hi- It is iare that any theatrical production, which is th * work, nr is based on the work, of a foreign arti>t, is icccivcd with such a chorus of praise in Paris as was given to Monsieur Bcaucniro, re­ cently producecd'as an" operetta at tho now Marigny theater in the Champs Elysees. The production was advertised as “an operetta" by Andrew Menagere, libretto by Rivoire and Weber, with nrf mention of tno American, novelist on whoai work oil tor, nn.lv. Pemtero, i n olng lliisrit, Itepalrtiig 'V.. .S|,celatlao In Wrecks Sanfcrd Radiator and Itai1J.itors, Tstmtu nml Pentium All Atiiumolilli, i t . .t.it P a r is {Detroit,Toledo,Cleveland Columbus,CincinnatiMkmtaJto.con W.lilim-. Hi list ii g .anil Soldering W ork ( . o n r . i n ((•<-,| |„ ami W rll SrrSDit s ir ^ l , Sniifiiril. Plortitn PLASTFf? Lv. Sanford ,... 2 *.:tnAM I,v. -Jacksonville 10:00AM At*. Macon .... . 8 :55 PM . 5 :40 PM Ar. Atlanta ..... 10:25AM Ar. Cincinnati .. , 7:20 I’M Ar. Coluniliiis .. At*. Cleveland IrtnoPM 0 :51 PM Ar. Toledo ....... Ar. Detroit ..... •8 :40 PM Compartments, Drawing Rooms, Sections', liertha and Coaches. Dining Cars Servo all Mcnfs. Reservations, Tickets, Information front any ACI, Agent or It. T. Aly, TA. Phono Gd-.I Sflicco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe Seminole (iTounh WILL HE GLAD TO SERVE YOU S a n fo rd . F la ERVICE - PROGUK.SK O S \ membership for every one o f the family. PLACED ON SALE TH E L A S T OF THIS WEEK. WATCH CLOSELY FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS fellGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc I B R IT T -C H IT T E N D E N R E A L T Y CO. First Street and Magnolia Avenue sa les agents “11*11 • “ ■ a a it a a H iiw B a u f la n B C U M iia r s i. B a a a a a a a n a a B * * H « " * " p *i r*i �s:r « *.*■ ■Rf*''•I’*■ • £% -— . ***/ •••'■'■■■ .•. .-w RXv , V>ti>*'■ v ••■ -sill!*m , . . ..«RiK . B *» p a c # & * m 7- THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925^ ' ib t e b n -,y S 9 VJ.I « - sT ft ;y * ^ v M f $ E - -*i — ______« “ ■ «f- i« ..ii. *V?y n-vtv. BONDS INSURANCE SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS ■»( : ‘ . Be Made. W atch the Papers. Son Lanin combines home atmosphere with constantly enhancing values. • It is to your advantage to familiarize yourself with our exclusive listings before purchasing, as they afford most unusual opportunities. Our offerings are complete in every line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage and the highest class of business property. 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage, property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a mile from Country Club Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; th ird cash; third annually. Knight & MacNeill * A. P. CONNELLY & SONS REALTORS Magnolin At Second MRS. SAM H. CAMPBELL MRS. J. M. LeMOINE Sales ladies. R. 0 . BRINKMAN Mgr. Realty Dept. * v ■ i 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%. / 107-109 South Park Avenue * Vr 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 at 8%. SANFORD’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE An Important Announcement Will Soon • Phone 48 “I'd fair.ni alert toj whether jJ 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. Excellent cpiality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. INVESTMENTS LOANS ,le»kifyl hinudltol * 1 , Ha Is a i | hnow thj * whether | 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. '. s i SUBDIVISIONS For subdivision purposes we have some of the best > buys in Seminole County, among which are: Higgins - Smith - Wight, Inc. REALTORS . \ 20 acres adjoining Sanford Grove which is rapidly being developed. This entire tract is all high and dry. beautiful wooded land ly­ ing between two subdivisions. Price $20,000 with remarkable terms, and 80 acres cornering on Golden Lake and bor­ dering on Onoro Street a t $500 per acre. V/* Acre grove, excellent condition, th re e miles from Sanford. Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. F ruit paid 25% n et on this purchase price this season. THE HOWARD CORPORATION K -lTA III.U im U IN IWMI Phone 72 Masonic Bldg. REALTORS Come up and talk over these propositions with us and your investigations will prompt you to buy. McCALL & FOX Sales Agents For “The Firm S ubstantial” LOCH- ARBOR a * 113*/! Magnolia Avc. A Country Club Property of Lakes ami Hills ■, ACREAGE, SMALL & LARGE .\ 0 acres on Country Club road, within limits. the * Phone 745; Nairn l*iirev: It. <!. Fin. O. H.Mfl all. It. I,. Shipp. 265 ACRES City Some good buys we can recommend. 35 L ots nice 5 room Bungalow—Close in h ard surface road. 7 Room, Bath and Sleeping Porch;well located; one of the best buys inthe city a t v...................................$10,000 Six Room Cottage, well located; close in; Garage. Bargain a t ................................................................ $6,500.00 5 Acre Celery Farm , with crop tools, etc. Nice six room house, good r e p a i r ............................................... $8,500.00 14 Acres, hard surface road; 5 tiled and in Celery. A real buy a t .............................................................. $9,000.00 BALDWIN & BROWN Near the Golf Links, including beautiful lakes and orange grove, $500.00 per aero. Phone 88 219 Meisch Building We Buy or Sell 11 acres on the Wekivn River, on hard road. 40 acres, adjoining JElden Springs property on Sanford and Orlando road. 27 3-4 acres fronting 1,000 feet on Sanford Avenue. 13,500 acres on St. John’s County. 93 1-2 acres adjoining Power Plant’s property in Volusia County. 1B7 acres in Seminole County, 107 of which is w ith­ in the City lim its of Sanford. The prices and term s of these tracts of land, we consider reasonable, and we will be glad to furnish you same if you will call a t our office. Sanford Avenue Corner Rest corner oil Sanford Ave. at till St. 71x120, $050 per foot, oue fourth cash. Six-acre tract, containing thirty lots on Dixie Highway sail able for subdivision. $1,500 per acre. We have other good buys in large and small acreage tracts, also; high class business lots and homesites. See our listings. THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue It you are looking around for n house th at you want to call home, ami you realize how fruitless ren t­ ing is, let us show you the most a t­ tractive home we have for sale. i ll Palmetto Avenue — Prices and Terms Right. We have them today—tomorrow they may he sold. 221 Meisch liuilding. HMHII Phone 033W THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY Acreage, Business, Warehouse and Residential Properties in Sanford and Seminole County. 1 I.S A rrr lnH |irr( O lrry l III* I t r i m Inic. v n ilv rly II l i o n up, lirlrn l A i*rm n mi lin rn . net* rr ii p H I*. i»nit ei|iil|»nirnl. ••on**-r- A v riiu r. lorn lm l (or All ri> A. . m iliill* I mI oi ,. III!) Oil ,11n r k r t n l p r i c e u M c r r i l . -O A r r r a i Iru rril on In lirn rl lllril , m ill pnvnt iif ■ I r r r 1. |%i«i Q u irk .tik e It noil Mo n r o r . All In o m r * . Imrn. Muir $ ui.ooo. 75 Acres, Lake Front Tract, hard road running through, per acre ........................................ $125.00 510 acres on Country Club Road. Lake front, all high and rolling. This is the prettiest tract in Seminole County, per a c re ............ $500310 DUBOSE & HOLLER Established 1910 BETTER BUYS SANFORD GROVE "AMID MAJESTIC PINES" farm s SIX ROOM BUNGALOW FIVE ACRE FARM ALL TILED Tv,7m,fl.0'vinK vv*'"3. small house, barn and Unanl *»>ure, un paved road— 10 acres in the town of Lake Mary, a pick up for, per acre $525.00 $7,500.00 FIVE a c r e FARM How about th a t Lot in Lntonia, the Substantial , Subdivision? a l l t il e d bouse—W'nK Wc**8’ two story. five room BART NASON, SALES DIRECTOR $7,000.00 Telephone 249, First Nat'l Rank Bldg R. W. LAWTON, Realtor E. E. PAGE Real E state and Investments The Substantial Realtor 12-14 Garner-Woodruff Bldg. TELEPHONE 770 Phone 743 Rooms 203-205 Meisch Building B l R llr«l PAUL LAKE—Realtor Ef ! I tin 4 l l l r ‘1 ! Telephone 714 Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg. Salesman— E. T. Moore 1 r r: l $111,000.00. nl C rlrry N i'ln o llilly lir i* f* 1'ft till* run F firtii prop erty One Year Old Close In Price and Terms Attractive. S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR Milan? Theater Dldif. * U ■ ■— i . " __________. �The best deed is a DEED to a good piece of earth. Consult with us and be sure of getting a just, ap' praisal of Sanford property. '‘■ EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse site 177x117 on French Ave. V J BUS1KKSS I’UOl'KKTV « fI Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front tool. A fine corner at Palmetto and Third Street. An entire block on East First Street. One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $4.50.00 per front foot. (Next to Forrest Lake Hotel) 240 Acre Tract on high banks along Wekiva One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 Teet s 8 m a i front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section. We desire other properties of merit. MM r ■ M Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, 125 ft. deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. These are some of the finest locations in First Street Extension. ACT NOW. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. Masonic Bldg. Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 R. C. TISDALE, Jr. ■ Phone 190-W Sanford, Florida «4 4« I*** Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo Office Fifth Ave. 236-238 Meisch • »;'■ 4 . 1 1 » | | • •• • « * f, I Building i t i "1 ' * JSpt/75 or I2.T f e e t — First Street Ex­ tension. fronting on Seminole Boule­ i»0 iialaju', lihn WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOT'S vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, 1’lNlv attractive price. HURST, BUENA VISTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. I Turn Property Quick Let me try yours At a very One corner Lot, 96x105 on l nion and and Cypress Avenues at price way Be­ OSCAR It. BROOKS “The Lot K ing” Realtor not; First Nntlon.ll Bank l!ldtf. REALTOR Bruinley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 CAHTKIt OITKHM LOTS IN PINEIIURST DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON We Have Some Bargains In Houses with u.-iili «>n Orural. 'J ' ‘r,""' t*V: • ■« \ M ;,'!J no „r ll»>u«r on Orlando Roail Toi i!on »:i.ioo.tio. Cwb. Unlnneu 115 oo montlL i f . n litriciln. * Boom llotiie l«» ««*n« a.vooo.oo. »s.Hal- l ‘o ou mo- hou.o. w hr Vmf SUB— I THREE BEAUTIFUL LOIS * on the corner of Elm Avenue and Thirteenth Street for $ti*000.00-one-fourth cash, balance one, two and three years. GOOD RESIDENCE LOT in Dreamwold, $1,200.00. low the market. LUTEHOW ELL >ne 713 t Plume 2.T Real Estate Investment REALTOR lOtii fit —('lidO. * r One,Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front properly—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. R. C. TISDALE •• |„ MU| | . Phone 453 Inquire Itc-Salcs Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT * • f I t »* Hi The Bodwell Realty Co. 214 East First Street l&'force at { **,llJ Wtt* Forty lots in Bel-Air, from $675.00 to $1,000 each. A whole Block between Third and Fmirth Streets and Pecan and Avocado Avenues, just $20,000.00, on easy terms. Pine Hurst is now the center of Sanford, don’t t I miss getting a home site there. BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO, REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone It �fAQE.SIXTEEN For Quick Sale—a two flowing J |„ . GOOD WAREHOUSE SIT E 300 feet on track. Close in. Price $40.00 per track foot. Good terms. Plan To Make Rubber Capital The Fricdrichshafenr. Of New World By Importing German Zeppelin Experts LOUISVILLE, Key., Dec. 15.— (/p)—Predictions of “the coldest winter since 1918" brings no vis­ ions of cozy, ico-bourd weeks to the crew of America's inland coast guard station, located on the Ohio River here. Instead, they sec ahead « season of danger and struggle with the greatest of fresh water perils—the ice gorge True, there are no more calls to rescue careless swimmers, but answering such calls is but n smnll part of the guardsman’s work. Ho Is forever on guard—two watches 'by day and two by night. There arc a dozen drills each week. There Is the ctcrnul “ policing’’ of quar­ te rs , equipment nnd clothing, in­ cluding everything from scouring .'decks and brass to sewing on but’tons. Extra duty in bitter weather be­ gins with chopping out the stn,tion each morning, for the big AKRON, O.. Dec. 15 —UP)—Ak­ 111X7 irubber UUUUI IIUIIIU ron. the manufacturing; capital of the world, has hopes of being the Friedrichsnaien of the New World. | The first step toward this reali­ zation has been bringing of 14 high officials of the original Zep­ pelin works in Germany to the headquarters of the Goodyear-Zep- j pelin Corporation. Months of laboring over blue prints nnd chnrts have brought forth designs for new development in the reulm of lightcr-thnn-nir ; craft. Whenovcr thefa fs a mar­ ket for a commercial j>t military nimhip, the transplanted Zeppelin works will be ready to build it. Designs for the GX-1, the world's largest dirigible, hnvc been completed, by the Zeppelin nnd American engineers. Its plans nnd specifications show it to be a ship of over 0,000,000 cubic feet gas capacity, measuring nbout 900 feet in leugth, nnd capable of de­ veloping 5,000 horsepower. Im­ provements, as yet kept secret, hnvo been worked ont to add to the safety nnd strong'.h of the ship. The pnsaonger-cnrrying GZ-1, nccording to the plans, will have I'ullninn equipment inside, witli compartment seats which enn he made into berths at night, n dining room, corridors, bnth looms, in­ cluding showers, nnd promenade decks running the length of the ship on both sides. As designed, the ship will be able to curry 100 pa.tnengers nnd to make the trip ho'.ween New York nnd London in 48 to 01 hours, depending on whether it is flying unstward with the prevailing winds, or westward against the wind. Commnndcr Jacob II. Klein, exe­ cutive officer of the Los Angeles, , declared recently on a visit to the scene of the Gnodycar-Zeppelin operations that there is room in the navy's hangar nt Lakehurst, N. J., for n 0,000,0()0-cul>!c-foot ship, alongside the ship he com­ mands which has n capacity of a,000,000 cubic feet. “ I believe not only that n ship the size of the GZ-1 would be prac­ tical, hut th at shortly wo shall see airships built with a capacity of lu ll. of us Could get loose, nnd when aho came, back those of us who linil no power, including n big whnrfboat nnd the court guard station, were toady for her to tow ui Into the Ice harbor. TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 15. —(A*)—Students of tho State Col­ lege for Women, in n poll taken recently, voted for purtj:h>ation by the United States in the World Court. Some fnvored the "HiirdingHughos-Coolirige terms” 'arid one vote wuh enst for the Borah plan. Three votes were against entry ut nil. T his Is a hew molding paying more than 8% gross. ,*yery good location with fine possibil.itles, $32,000. Terms. Sec Me For Subdivision Property. 4 Rooms And Bath On Second St Price $5,00<L-Cash $1,250 f. . * REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 1st National Bank Bidg. Phone 744. ' Ko -I » I > * * ' H O M E S-L O T S-F FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE acreage Ten acres finest celery u , cleared ,and tiled. Nice hoou! equipment, including mules Triced for short time only at Twenty-acre tract celery h * cleared and tiled. $7,500. See us for GOOD BUYS in fa We have buyers for large v ii furnished or unfurnished. Let* you have. MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO Wo own free Innd two miles Raker Highway Trail and inside completed. It $ 1,-G00 per acre thie winter. nnd clenr 40 acres of drnined muck south of MQori* Hnv«n, right on the connecting thnt town with Tamiami the system of dykes which are nearly is claimed this land will be worth when the improvements are finished Room 105 Seminole Hotel Sanford (Seminole County) Florida Also 15 acres of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovideo, easily cleared, joining one of the good celery nnd fruit farms, near thy Oviedo-Ginevn hard road and tho railroad. COLCLOUGH REALIJJ Real E state Building Sand and Cement Blocks flWT^ .HI First National Bulb Sanford, Fla. With ornamental nnd plain faces delivered at our plants nt Osteen and shortly in Sanford. We can make attractive price and terms on these or will exchange one or both for Improved property nt Sanford or vicinity. 209 Mugnolia Ave. Phone 2.11 We deliver the best Cement nnd Building Sand at $3.50 on your lot anywhere in Sanford. , Send all orJers to our office at Seminole Hotel. PACKARD REALTY CO All payments must he made to the office. Orders countersigned by secretary. 31. I.. FULTON. President J. W. FULTON, Vice President. R. L. Payette, Secretary-Treasurer For 422 Union Avenue BRYANT & HA Number G Ball Building, 0p| ‘ Office, Sanford, Floridi Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,600. Easy terms. 20 Years Experience CHANGES —(^P)—One of the landmarks of Tullahassee changed bunds recent­ ly when the old 'Dutch Kitchen, built in 1882, wus sold. The con­ sideration was not announced, nor was it stated whether or not the structure would be dismantled. By Condo NOW, I'M NOT S O IN & TO Y e s , MY J)EAfc, -ARGUE IT WITH- YOU ! J u s t a s w ell as i a m R i g h t , a n d -Y o u Yo u D o ! ■ — AAJD , KMOUI IT J U S T A S r ------ 1 AU GHT" S A Y WELL A S ' r - fflfo r -'— ^ ---E V E .M I T > o !». ' / 's > k' " - C . . « W . Phone 746 113'/| Magnolia BROWN REALTY COMPANY EVERETT TRUE thorn. **nVC FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO 85 ft. Fronting Seminole Rlvd. nnd Commercial St., overloking Information LANDMARK HANDS caJionAhopS'L^^k. 108 E. Second St W. F. HOLBORN, Sales M anager For n Wonderful Iluy If You Art Now, OLD 12 '/2 Acres—On Fir o ^ modern and see us about it. ’ hls b 10-Acre Fa:m-385 New Smyrna. New °" di«e ta grove Price $9,000 2 ^ ’ , furnished and everything ^ W Modern Home-Near ua at once about this.. *ce* h°tti, Terms On Balance K A R L J. S C H U L T Z 138 ft. off Sanford Ave. Approximately 500 ft. deep. Lake Monroe. “But all of the shipping didn’t get in. About 90 coal barges val­ ued nt $5,000 apiece went over the fulls and only ten were saved Re­ sides these, dozens of shantybants, launches and freight boats wero lost. Dams und piers wero all knocked out. It was laid busi­ ness, STUDENTS VOTE ON WORLD COURT PROPERTY 2 B E T T E R .’! A Bungalow 6f three rooms. Nikiity finished. Electric lights, bath, and fireplace, i/ot 50x116. $4,500.00. Easy Terms. _ Lot ut Northwest corner Oak Ave., $2,500—$700 cush, balance, terms Choice ware-house site at corner of Second St and Cedar; one block off F irst St., at $75 per fron foot. 23 acres, Upsnlannd Country $30,000. Terms. Club T H E CHRISTM AS GIFT Five-room Cottage, bnth, electric lights, fireplace and garage. Lot GGxllG. Only $3,500. Easy term s.. 1 Those places are well equipped with dish closets and closets for other uses. Those are real bargains. Let us show them to you. road, at Groves, Celery farm s, lots, houses Lake Mary Development Company 108 Magnolia Ave. / Till: I'll.oi I‘honc 117 The D avey-W inston Organization M asonic Bldg Masonic Bldg, $ R E A L E S T A T E A N D IN V E S T M E N T S New House Palm etto Ave., all new furnished. Good term s ............... $10,500 Lot 64x117 Cypress Ave., off Celery Avenue .................... $1,900 Lot in Mayfair 50x117, near the lake. Good term s ......................... ' ........ $1,500 Two Lots Oak nnd Central Ave. For the two $5,000 Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain. Three I.ots, 7th Willow St., $7,500 for three. IA>t 35x117 Sunford Ave. around 5th, $12,000 Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp., $1,150 Lot in San Lnntn, 56x110 ............... $3,500 hot 60x127 Oak nnd C e n tra l.................$3,500 'll kV 11 if *v \\ AJ J Pv'lsi. A Lake Monroe Development Co. ** / Puleston-Brumley Building Sanford, Flo. 21G E. Second Street ■UvULin** A *and on karri road and railroad nca ui vision. price per ac re, t l T ' I r r ° r i T 1' *en arn™ «n fine grove la r d e r s I ford ^ y r,f^ u ^ ai^rK d ^ frontaee f' r n . with five hundred an irunlage on -ame, the Very best buy in the city, p tw o Iota corner T h irtee n th and Palm etto. 111x 117, Tour fee n ‘ t n ‘2 i J ‘W? ' fifb »*y one hundred t from on each I iron, ()rlan<l<, Orlando highw ay, priceur*»nge cacht ttrees „ mH......... HOUSES FOR S Houses, Apartments a in'fi,!eTrand!'.? near Klder Spring!, fiv in tine condition heaoitifu trees term s orice w a f e r 'T ^ r d * * > ! five “ *.T« water in >&rd, p z lo , $3,000.00. *030.00 cliah. 180 acres of land located I nk.. fin n rtn r m • jl^idrocf �in T* „___ ' *a 1'^e -T DBm •■ 1 - m IV’ J H E SANFORD HERALD; TUESDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1925. ff. KEEL A SONS _ _ Yoa Drive It. , Myrtle and tod St, at R. R* '14—For Sale, Acreage -Stile, Real Estate 5— Autos, Sale [be w* and Ratrly |lk a line [it a line I jf a line [5c a l'ne ye above i for conlength 30 for FOR SALE: 1924 Overlnnd Sport Touring, like new or will trade for building lot. Call 705 W. 9th St., Room 8. DAYTONA deland f a r m s DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1924 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ dition. 1924 Dodge touring car. 1923 Dodge coupe, A-l condition. 1925 Ford coupe, many extras. 1923 Light Ford truck. 1922 Ford roftlster, special. I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS fjtrlctel he Sanponsib'c [insertion, Phone 3 $100 CASH ATTENTION!’ Oak and 2nd St. Acreage Adjoining Daytona Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of 1, 3 and 10 Acre Tracts or Entire Sections $150 Per Acre and UP 34—Wanted Help, Female Found Purse containing between WANTED: Counter girls. Lu-Beth $20 nnd $25 in bills. Finder re­ Cafeteria. turn to Singer Sewing Machine Office nnd seceive reward. Jos. J. 35— Wanted Help, Male Hathaway. SALESMAN Balance one hundred dollars per Leather loose-leaf note , We have a good opportunity to month for choice lots one block LOST: book;; «'.*«. Fred E. Russell, offer real estate salesman. One " ° m entrance of Young’s Develop­ Room 5, Hall nidg. Phone 7i!rt. who is familiar with the greater ment. Price $2300. Sanford district preferred. d e a n -reu g c o r p o r a t io n 27—Piano Tuning SANFORD GROVE. Ine. •»13 First Nnt’l. Hank Hid*. 507 1st. Nnt’l. Bank Bldg. Phone 713 I HUY, pay cash for second hand Phone 249 pinnos. Address Box 352. WANTED; Two white truck driv­ ers at once. Local men who know C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, jewclery and clock repairing nnd town preferred. , Good pay and ngraving. Quick service. 110 Mag- steady work. Smith Bros. Furni* lolia Avenue. Phone 142. turo Co. COLUMBUS (Ga..) LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rute 8c <6-word Hnel line FOR SALK—Space on the png? for classified advertisements. Why not rent those vacant rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? !lcald«nt of Florida *lnc« list. R.f.renrea: 10—Wanted Real E state 28—Plant, Seeds, Trees WE HAVE a large waiting list for small houses. What hnvc you to offer. DonnfBerg Corporation. 515 First National ltnnk Bldg. $250 CASH F irst N ational Hank. Located on Palmetto Avenue. Frame house, modern, six rooms nnd bath and breakfast room. J. H. HUTCHINSON IIF.AI. r.STATR 113 W et First Street I’hone 4TS Member of SANFORD, FI^A. Florida Slut# Price $10,000 F l o r i s t s A sso c ia tio n . ITEWART THE FLORIST" Wc'luen* Flowers cor all occasion. Balance one hundred dollars per 814 V v r tlp lH m u« UfW-W (l,julil ho month will buy a very desirable IIA It IIY E. PKETTYMAN Terms $3,500 cash. Balance ca<e of SAND for building nnd construc­ l"t on Palmetto Ave., near South 42— Advls. Mediums tlncorporalcd) STRAWBERRY PLANTS: U rge tion purposes. Delivery from •S |do School. Price $2750. G. TAYLOR DYER well rooted, now blooming. $2.00 LEARN AUOUr Tolk County and easy terms. »8 quarry. 1109 Myrtle Avenue. II- Smith Park Avenue for 500; $3.50 p,.r 1.000. F. O. H. ivc thorF a in tin g '— D e c o r a tin g Lnkelnnd, through the StarDEAN-BERG CORPORATION Phone (532-W. Louise Skrotick, Moore Haven, Fla. Telegram. Best advertising me­ , rates, HI-TEST building tile nnd brick. 515 First Nnt’l. Hank Bldg. PHONE 303 Sanford Cement Products Co. will give dium in South Florida. Published Phone 713 31—Special Notices on. And 5th St. nnd Maple. mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— sist you lakeland Flnrldn GERMAN POLICE DOGS: Pippin M ad. to UANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre­ Kennels, announce the arrival of OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We a litter of 7 puppies December 0, through the Xenia Oaretto, ZenHILTON’S are as near you aa your phone. ricE 1925. Sire—Wolf v, d. Sennhuttc in, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ 1IAIIIIF.H S H O P Call 103. No. 383,708. Half nephew to iive their trict. Want od and display rates I OR SALE: (10 foot lot on Central 113 Magnolia Ave. I-ARM FOR SALE: Residence, Stronghenrt. Dam— Trixie \’on iress ns Street between Sanford and Pal­ Bismarck No. 409,520 Harrington on request. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. I First ('lass Barbers with licht ami water on hi^hiber if Successors to Gillon A Platt Special Attention way, 400 acres of land, fruit and metto Avenues. 1925 paving assess­ Park Strain. These puppies are go­ A LITTLE WANT AD IN The >out one ments paid. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ing fast so if you want one apply ilO Magnolia. Everything elec Given To Ladies and Childrrn. trees, fire wood, arunning CM Z u i | pecan * I I II ( I 111}., jul has n HERALD will bring you in big Office. trical. Phona 422. Llcctragitb wnter in pasture. Itensonnble. Ap. ply J. Heriild ________________at_ once to owner. R. II. Pippin, results. Advertise those old a r­ ers can’t Radio. _________ I ply Wayside Farm. Warthen. Ga. unless - ROOM houses in Pinecrcst subHrst Street, .1 miles out, ticles you have stored away and With diviaioit qt $750 each. Also luts " '« r West Sanford Filling Station, have no use for. A little thirtyWIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ 15—Sale or Exchange l!8T l>e at $<100.00, all on easy terms* Pont Office Ho* 125, Sanford* cent nd may bring you several Elton J. Moughton nolia nnd Second. F irst and Elm, San* Office Box 090, City. dollars. Phono 148 nnd a repre­ Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. ARCHITECT f let* sentative will cull and see you. Expert service. 17—For Sale, Houses Incorporated atinuan* ONE. five room bungalow with all 32—Typewriters, Suppplics First National Bank Bldg. ADVERTISE in the Juurnul-Hermodern improvements, on Pop* Sanford. ----------- Florida WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing *ld, South Georgia’s greutest x Realtor , Engraving. Embossing. See u? FOR SALE OR RENT at Cinder- Lr Ave.. between First and Sec* REMINGTON Portable four-bank Typewriters, “the king of port- newspaper. Morning, afternoon, vflle. New 3 room bungalow, *"',l Kt. Price $4850. $1500 down first. We do it. Phone 417-W Classified two porches. Inquire of M, (’. As- ani' $"*d !H‘r month, P. O. Box 090, allies. $00. Barret Portable Adding weekly and Sunday. R. R. Avo.-Commcreln! S t pin wall, Postal Tel. Co. City. Machines. Can’t be beat. Seminole rales 10c per line. Waycross Jour­ nal-Herald, Waycross, Georgia. 410-411• 112 Prfntery. Phone 93, W’elnkn Bldg. VALDEZ HOTEL JAMES II. COWAN—All kind, HIS FOR SALE: Practically new a ONE new. five room house at Ginfln ro p m n I'lnn of Tin and Sheet Metal Work ADVERTISING gets results tf St First National Bank Bldg. room bungalow with bath ami derville. Easy terms. P. O, Box 33—Wanted Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak reaches potential buyers. P«090, city. Avenue and Third S treet Tele garage. Fine location. Price $(!,• S n nfunr* l.rntllii* l l u l r l Phone 190-W. WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf Intka Daily News is circulated in 750 with easy terms. Write “S" phone 111. J. E. SPURLING, subdivision an industrial und agricultural sec­ care Herabl. round timber front 100,000 ft W T IIT XV. U A H M '.lt. SIunnsrr specialist Subdivision to Or- ’ Up, must tie highland timber for tion. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general Undo, Florida, and FI o r 3 saw mill purposes. T, W. Patter­ cement work, eldewalke, build­ FOR SALE: New five room bung­ TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ son, Maitland. ing blocks, irrigation boxee. J. E alow on Sanford Ave., $5000. Fla. Thousands rend the clas­ way. Terwllleger, Prop. Terms. Inquire J. M. Doerr, No. WANTED ROOM: Two young men sified pages of Florida’s Gieat 7 Phillips Apartment. FOR SALK: Three lots, Including want room nnd board in private Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. IHLL LUMBER CO. House o Exceptional corner, facing Young’s Subdi­ family, with garage. References _______ Minimum 25c, cash with order. Servlco, Quality nnd Price. FOR RENT: One six room house vision below market price. Good exchanged. Address (!. W. care | Write for complete r«tu card. and garage. Electric lights, mail vDDRESSING — Multlgraphing. delivered and school bus. Two terms. Write W. H. Stone, care Hfrald. ’or folding and mailing—ns you miles out on Country Club road. Herald. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ Plumbing Calls * WANTED: Seeoml hand Johnston want it— when you wnnt it Price $35 per month. Also one FOR QUICK SALK: Lot on Laurel ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Phone fi73. IT. E Parch. First small house in-t finished near Ei­ Ave., between 11th and 12th foyt boat motor in good condi­ ia county advertiso in the Do Land Stores National Bank Bldg A. I). ROSIER Daily News, rate lc per word, cash der Springs $15 per month. B. II Street. $2100. Only $100 cash. Box tion. S. II. D. care Herald. A half interest in two i i t«v v, i i i * it 't i #* with order. Book, corner French am|„.Qn{MD'd pjq. Horjild* i/ \ J k NTHi^r-t Monographer. Smnlll ‘t-t-For'Fent, A partm ents Alone 2 It! .1 LOT No. 5 of Lanin addition, fac­ amount experience necessary. I FOR BIG RESULTS sdveYflso in If you’re particular about cement plants to com­ FORT LAUDERDALE the kind of plumliiiiR you ing Young’s Development, $100 Hrown Realty Co., 422 Union Ave. | tho FOR RENT: Two or throe room FOR SALE One acre and three room house and garage, good cash will take the lot. Price $2009. Phone 473-W. .DAILY NEWS—it covers Browapartment. Herald Apnrtments. petent party, able tc flowing well, 3 toil from Sari* S. I>. 11. P. O. Hox 431. Sanford. .. , , . ” ard County thoroughly which ii want in your new home, or WANTED . m ill furnished apart- onc ()f ni0*t rapidly growing ford, 12 hundred feet south of 10—For Rent, Rooms ’nent. References. Notify Ilian- ‘^ ‘ctuVna “on "the’ Florida " c W . First St. Prcium-d hard road. FOR SALE: Living room suit, din­ m a n a g e a cement menus ing chairs, day bed and dresser, i toni at Blown ii. ally to., i~- U n-iy i copj „ ....,1 r„(U ,-nrd m.on the now kind of plumbing Price $3HilO; $1000 cash, balnncc ISample lion Ave. Phone 173-W or llt-W . | request. .ROOM FOR RENT: In private in two years. Quick sale. . C. Rob 320 Holly Ave. in your old home—call A. plant. Capacity 2,000 family for gentleman only. erts. Ibix 373. Sanford r Phone 580-W. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the D. Hosier for an estimate. FOR SALE: Nice small house in per day. We own our ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE K(D accepted want nd medium in Foil RENT: One furnished bed­ best section of Sanford. Price Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word room. filR Oak Ave. Phono $4,500, $1250 cash, balance month­ MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. an ins.’rtion. Minimum 25c. own sand pit. Terms. •'.22-W. ly. Write W. H. S. care Herald. A. I). ROSIER , FOR RENT: To one gentleman MAINE — Watervtlle, Morning sleeping room close to bnth. All FOR SALE: Right now possess­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N aaaiiaix aaaaiH an aaiB B aiax H H N R H aaaaaaM M n aiaa Sentinel. Thousands, of Maine ion. Now, all modern, 5 rooms conveniences. 813 Magnolia Ave. people nre interested in Florida nnd bath, beautiful. Spanish bung­ FULTON, INC. • jpplie.1 property. Reach them through !Ird and Oak 'FOR RENT: Large bedroom, two alow in most select part of San­ the Sentinel. Huto card on ap­ blocks from Postoffice. Third ford only $7500. i-’CMO cash, bal­ llra l E sta te plication. ance easy terms. Bayard Realty Street and Palmetto Ave. Hrukcra Dcvelupera Promoter! Co., Phone 298. II*! S. Bark Ave. [Supplier. I r OR RENT: One furnished bed­ • > ' » * * u i « v i i « a i i i s i a i a a a B i i a i i a B i i i a a i i i i i a « M i * i >^ room downstairs. 410 Myrtle 20—Fur Salt* Miscellaneous Beminule Hotel female Ave. FOR SALE: Shot gun. Remington Me SANFORD, FLORIDA. FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ Automatic, two barn-K "no full ale or room close in. Apply 201 Mag­ choke, one hush; me- Uincoe-tel nolia Avenue. automatic rifle. J-il - shbre m line -Ii*.-* * Salosp- 1ri condition. 118 Pork Avi > I " ....■ n. Mr.’. FOR RENT: Rpotns, with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE: Dodg l-pa^inger Lot 2, Rlock 7, Mellonville Ave., $ 1,000 Coupe. A-l condition; wnaderful I iacoln Hotel. laic buy $275 cash. See K"M *'lt at Lot 9, Block (>, Elliott Avenue, FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom The Herald Office. S. II. X. Eastern Exposure ............. $1,200 for gentlemen only. Close in. 511! W. First Street. COAli FOR SALE Phene "r call Lot 10, Block (i Elliott Avenue, J I M i n t I 'l . A V Lincoln Hotel. a a FOR RENT: Large front bedroom Eastern Exposure ............... $1,200 containing two beds. Apply 703 FOR SALE: Ford Sedan I good ’condition. $2i" "9. -In r., jbdiv. <>nv Oak Ave._______ TKRMS Second. fe Hunrer, FOR RENT: One sleeping room Uido, Fia. near the new hotel. 1009 Union FOR SALE: Double u ["h»Ave. e i ing couch. 391 M I ;' HKlt> 1 of that FOR RENT: Sm " l i e ivd NOTICE ill l:i;- for apartment. Availai'le tin- ,if f Co. Tlw TO ALL CONTRACTORS uing. 301 W. Fifth 'i If1 »tl Re-Sales Dept. On nnd a fte r January the S a lt —Furniture, etc. 7—Business Service E. WARD JEAN W. V. WHEELER FOR S A L E -7 \ H E N you choose from MAYF AI R advertised goods you choose from the safest goods known. They arc value-true. 10th, 192G, the Painters scale will be $1.00 per hour. Local 1261, S a n fo rd Day Bag. By M. D. JACKSON, »nd 63-W Financial Secretary. |ICE Bodwell Realty Co., 214 E. FIRST ST. We carry a full lineor . Our prices are right. terms. Wo want your businci* terms, * * / /. Sanford Stove & Furniture o. .................................................................................................................... aa 321 E. First -St- V/IL.L X O U H IN T 'O O T H I M K I N C JLL e>ET 1 K H O v 5 H^ ^ T M / 0 b / T H A T ’t> f lT ‘ IlfVikitMf Phono 453. Tuesday, Dec. 15th ,a m ia iiiiiiB iiia u iia iu ia B iiiM B a a f lB a e iia B N B iiia Bv GEORGE MrMANTTR lather ^ High School Auditorium (— ' $ -M 5 0 0 T AN’^ E E w hat- da u g h ter W O O L O L -lK E FOR. C H R I^ T M A ^ Y ,//% ? rr ? eozT . e>UZZ. - l o a f e r to T o v y .x r am | M« THIS SPACE DONATED BY i l -: ’ '■ '1 r /..A* /A 1 IL L ro M U s - HE b b E A K E D ---- , O U T ! l ___ ••i x i i i i h .U U IISS K IX the: r niir. r . • .a. W . P. Carter * -REAI/TOR X tIS A M O TAL. < t O HER 230 M eisch Hldn. Phone 718 sr C 1925 or In v C t'cATunx S ca u ic e . I nc. . (U. : - . ; 1 / 2 */5 ’ J: * C«*| Uiit.m ri(ku r r a m d j (BH< (Util) W in te r D ays A re H ere S*x- Our Now A » °em co t of A nd irons und. F jjc S e js Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 3 v;-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 15, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 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 15, 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/e2649136b529f25f72406d5c8927dc95.pdf 2939a198f8bad602f4013b67522dc6c9 PDF Text Text f- - .' .-VA* , , . ■' i&vM, J3F * Partly cloudy, probably showcrt in northwest portion tonight; Tuesday cloudy, showers in north portion; little change ia tempo ra ­ tline; .moderate southerly winds, increasing Tuesday. __ i f m«n< . i -.o do » . the P^l*• *.M t**- ' . at WWW in nn A S S O C U T E I) p r e s s l e a s e d w i r e SANFORD, FLO RIDA , MONDAY’, D ECEM BER 11, 1925. Decide T o Incorporate On Non-Profit Sharing System EIG H TEEN PAGES TODAY N lJM ^E R T J i SHIPPING B O M lC o n g re ss A recommendation railing for result front tho organization of tho *'.1 the incorporation of the Ideal Rcnl- bureau, occupied the attention of I «y board on a non-profit sharing those present. r ( j l**sis was unaniniously passed folIn discussing the* proposed bu­ Pennsylvania Governor To lowing it introduction by A. P. reau, Mr. Wheeler brought out the M ajo rity Of C om m ittee In orscirian W est Is In Grip Of Connelly at the weekly luncheon of fact that it was to I k * a separate Request Legislature F av o r O f C ontinuing The tlie organization held today at tha organization from the Really P oj s Dills To Regulate Account P re s e n t O rganization B ut Blizzard And Snow Seminole Grill. And Control Coal Mining In commenting on the decision of Hoard, composed of only those M inority W an ts C hanges members of the board who desired lm Beach the committee appointed at the to join. Points And Af?ree CHICAGO, Ll’c. 14.—(A*).— meeting lart week to study the nedions Blizzards and snow storms vir­ Mure Liquor Laws Membership being optional, Mr. Minority Proposes On Several Others advisability of incorporating, Mr. Wheeler explained, all laws and tually stopped the air mail in — Also To Be Sought Connolly briefly explained the regulations decided o*t by bureau the Itocky Mountain district and General Shake-Up many advantages that nr-* expect­ ntemliers would not affect tlajao residents brought out their snow shoes today while, cloder Coni Industry As A Public ed to come to individual members members of the board who were Control Of Ship Operation Miss Eleonora S cars Covers from this action, nnd told how oth­ not affiliated with the bureau. winds spread to the nmdle I lility Is U rged, Giving er Would Be C hanged U nder boards in various sections of Upon the suggestion of D. I.. 11 MHc Jo u rn ey In Less went* Some Bit Of Public Control the state had benefited from fol­ Thrasher, the question of forming M inority Recom m endation . Tho tim rernturc dropped to Than 12 H ours In Second lowing the example of the state a multiple listing bureau win r Claims r.ero in Leadvillc nnd was ex­ A ttem pt To Win H er W ager Expansion of Military, HARRISBURG, Pa........ . . .._ Dec. II.— board relative to taking cut cor­ postponed till this afternoon nt 1 pected to fall five degrees above WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—(/T)— o’clock, when all memlicrs of the The special House committee to Beach i zero in northeastern Iowa to­ uj’l—Bov. Pinchot has summoned poration papers. Naval Aviation Gets IIOSTON Dec. 11.—(/D—Miss the state legislature to convene Multiple Listing Discussed board interested in the formation the II. S. Shipping er’s Den ni Tlu> storm extended generally here Jan. l.'t fur its first extra Following a report by W. V. of the bureau will meet at the Ho­ investigate Elionora Sears, Iloston society Hoard reported today, u majority Coolidge Body Okey over northern and eastern Nc- session in two years. Ucgulnthm Wheeler, representing n committee tel Valdez for a conference. favoring continuance of tho exist­ leader, tennis player and all-around Because of the Christman holi­ ing organization while a minority Dec. 11.— i brwika and woatern Dnkotan nnd control of the Pennsylvania formed to draft by-laws for a pro­ WASHINGTON, Dec. M— anthracite situation and prohibi- nosed multiple listing bureau, a days, the hOurd voted Ip dispense of the members advocated a ma­ athlete, today completed a walk while in the southwest, drizzling it of $ 2 1 5 ,-j (A P ).— Reports of two a ir­ from Providcnco to her home In rains froze on wires and poles tion enforcement tiro among th.‘ general discussion of th endvant- with llu* usual weekly luncheon terial change. nal ta ils c ra ft investigations differing Iloston to win a wager. She cov­ #nd disadvantages likely to scheduled for Dec. 118. for 50 miles cant, northeast nnd subjects which he liitcd for con-j Among other minority recom­ n d le y .^ tc e ered the II miles in n little over as to a few m ajor points and northwest of Kansan City, in­ siderntinn in a speech made here mendations were: Sunday night. II hours, although the time limit cluding glazing the streets. Lexington, Extension of government finan­ set by the terms of the wager was agreeing on others, a re now Ten degrees above z..ro wns Gov. Pinchot asked the legisla­ c operation cial aid to the merchant marine. 15 hours. before Congress. predicted for Wisconsin tomor­ 1 gambling I row. The northwest generally ture to tonrider ineftnn of ■••gulnAppointment of fleet corpora­ T he special com m ittee des­ Miss Soars, who has many ath­ tion "through nn appropriate state! n r w i r i «vt xn i n I f W tion trustees by the president in­ letic achievements to her credit, ignated by tho House of tho ch, Fla., h a s had no unusually cold weather. agency, any all of the basin, ■ stead of the shipping hoard. including n 110 mile walk against *1 by rev of producing, preparing, llie; Elimination ot the v*’»ru ••emerg­ time in California, apparently wns last Congress to exam ine th e — nnd distributing coal for domestic ency" from the name of tlio fleet fresh as she pulled up at the fin­ a ire ra ft situation has pub­ use in Pennsylvania, and author | in testimony corporation. ish line. The terms of the wager, lished Its findings, includinng rec­ ize use of compacts with other an­ '.pat • invest!- " Transfer from the shipping board which wns made with Howard ommendation., for n "*inglo de­ thracite consuming states and the 1 made pub-j to the fleet corporation of con­ Sturgis, Providence, R, |„ who partment of national defense" and District nf Columbia for regulat­ •tition o the John Robinson A ntl’W lfc Arc N orth Carolina And T his trol over the operation of ships. is now inofParis, were not disclosed annual expenditure of $10,000,000 ing the business in these state'." ... case, Geo. * A c c tt s c U O f Possessing S ta te Tied For Lead In Shipping board to he charged further than that Miss Sears took on aviation. through an inter-state commission of the coinwith determining trade routes; It was l "fore the appointment D eath List W ith 7 Each; "Shine” And “ M akings” ; LOCAL the walk for "money and some­ or otherwise. had contested of this special committee that Cal. Georgia Has 50 Injured continuance of all existing trade thing more." Doth Out On $500 Bond gambling inMembers of sheriff's force in In a statement, the governor in­ Mitchell first attacked route.i contemplated. The amount of the wngcr wns William that he would n Sunday raid arrest John Ilob- dicated his proposals for state reg­ Retention by the shipping hoard witheld, hut Miss Sears said she present nir policies for which he ATLANTA, Gn., Dec. I t.—(/T)— ij. S. Supreme ertson and wife on'charge of vi­ ulation would take the form of a In a raid made Sunday after­ regulatory functions prevent u' u yi,nr n p , i„ |.)irl„ wllh hi now on trail. Keprcsentativ* not yet been olating prohibition laws, cud request that the legislature de­ neon mi the home of John Robin Tho traffic of Dixie last week «.f discrimination in rates, ports and Howard Kturges of Providence. Af Reid, Mitchell's chief counsel and bureau. seize large quantity of sugar ami clare the industry n public utility. M>n, about three miles south of took the lives of 38 persons and in-1unfair practices. ter a six hour sleep at a hotel in a member of the committee, filed C. M. Hand nnd lr. box said, corn meal together with sonic Such action, he said, “will simply t,,wn* Sheriff , The majority nnd minority re- Providence, Miss Senrs arose nt with tho report, a supplementary jured it is shown by a sur­ some degree of public* control Deputy Stevenson confiscated a lo t the beach whi:*’tey. jmrts were in accord in ,1nnny midnight. When her hike was well brief urging establishment of anaivc restaurndcquutc branch of tho ulr until Judge \V. K. White disposes which none exists today, will fur- pounds of corn meal and 500 vey made by the Associated Press recommendations sueli n« tliose call­ under way she was asked: zed by prom- of large docket ill Municipal nish information never before h id. pounds of sugar nnd enough luj- today. The survey wns made over ing for patronage by the govern­ a national defense department ‘Can you spare tho*breath to could bo made. _ northern- Court this morning, among nnd will Influence the public which l,or for use ns evidence in l utility II southern states the returns be­ ment of American ships, use of of dining, them being several for violation will help toward the settlement of Court n»:ninst lW.in.wn and le * ing from only 10, however. Fig­ American ships for mail carriers, tell u-i with whom your wngcr was Itrid A*k, More Secretaries \ the strike." wife, who were nrresteu, according made 7” this is their of liquor laws. the placing of the fleet corpora­ Mr. Rdd suggested that avia­ ures from Kentucky were not ing card, Tho governor proposed only "ad­ to an announcement made this tion on a basis similar to private­ “I have plenty of breath to tion secretaryships be created In U. S. Tarrngnn, sidling under morning. nvnilnhlc. U books or rcc- orders of the liurcuu of Naviga­ ditional means" for enforcement spare,” she said. “ I made the bet the War, Navy nnd Commerce De­ ly operated companies. ;he gambling tion, ia in city for several days. of the prohibition amendment and Sheriff Hand stated that tho North Carolina nnd Florida vied Signed hy three Democratic with Howard Sturges jn Paris, but partments, hut the congressman as the taxCity Manager W. 11. William* in his statement ho said he regard­ couple have been suspected of mak­ for position in the column of members and Representative Coop­ they ran out on me—(hero was no h'dieved thou* posts would be es­ mcniurnnla nnnounecK of G. ed this a question of "fundamental ing whiskey for Home time uml denths with aevon eneh. At the er of Wisconsin, the majority re­ one home there tonight so vve tablished as detail, of the com­ the gambling Kelleher of. appointment port opposed any effort to turn started from in front of tho house mittee's plan for a defense depart­ I.akc Placid, Y., moral importance." He did not out- tli.it they had been arrested liuc advi.td the ns caterer a t the eountryN.club line specifically what they will fore, hut had escaped punishment bottom of the list were Virginia, tho merchant marine over to a anyway." ment. Ihe could pro- lor the coming season. ask hut gave the request that hills! at the hands of the law through South Carolina, Louisiana mid Ar- cabinet member and concurred in Rigler Cutler and Albert Hinck­ While the president’ll board the t< id 'le­ the board’s own intvi pretation of ley, both of Boston, accompanied rnlleil for expansion of military Hanford Real Estate Hoard de­ providing for greater control of technicalities in their arrest or nr- ’ knnsn.i with two each, nt the !'arm!distilleries and breweries In pass­ rnignment. I Georgia led the list w.th half a its powers and responsibility. The Miss Scars. She started once be­ nnd naval aviation, the House comConpai. . at cides to incorporate on a non­ ed at the next session. report said it should be given a fore to try to win tho wngcr but mitteo declared the two services profit m uring basis. ould he con • ‘)\M uhoUSe V.Ea ?nn ,w« JSherifff h K mi nnl l'Undrcd injuries. North uUb Carolina "free hand" hut should las ap­ was forced by n blizzard to aban­ "«re nnd have been very conserva­ .a the when .he f(i 1|||wi aJ cloik, iu-an.j 43. gainst which 4 Florida Vegetable Corpora­ tive if not Iwckvvurd in recognizing hts deputy^nocked tmon tin* Iron* reported tin* low- pointed and answeritbh* to thu don tho walk. te losv.s 'ai d tion sells pre-cooling plant to hoard. the great Importance of air power. door anUjU'lftind.xh Jm itu.ir e. i i, , J injured vnli fixe, Miss Sears, Boston nnd New Vhc ifttU _<KorthcMi syndicate, which plans Tho minority, consisting of three York social lender, “good fellov*” ’ The committee found ' as n foes, cording fit their statements, nnd, .......•........ . ....... ........., , to remodel it into n warehouse. A peculiar circumstance of the Republicans on thu committee, al­ and athlete extraordinary, f« r 20 thi t shortage of flying personnel’ before they could break the door Toht by flux STATE ' lock and get on the inside, thu survey was the record Sunday by so recommended some of the gov­ years has kept her numc among nod equipment in the services has ■eii rt'vmd woman had broken thu container! Asheville, N. C„ where nine per­ ernment aid to the inorehnnt mar­ the lenders in almost every lino i f caunctl “nn (alarming situation" T. Ho,?Hhrriff Lee Chase of Dade due to lack of realization of the and allowed the liquor to run on sons were seriously injured in traf­ ine nnd recommended that nil ex­ amateur sport. I that on last1 comity and two deputies go on importance of nir power. ^ the kitchen floor. The shentf fic accidents. Five of these, it isting trade rules be continued. [rcrnnuiiomii'il trial facing charges of having She is nn excellent swimmer, cun is reported, are not expected to CHICAGO. Dec. 1 f/Tj —Kill­ aid I o mans (i d to scoop up Report. Agree On Some Points «n investiga-1 killed C. H. Wcstbury, a Savan­ ers wrote a heavy record on the handle u yncht, shoot with rifle or panful for use as evidence. No live. <i he r.’calhil nah, Gu., man. Both reports agreed that avia­ revolver, skate ami was thu first The tabulatiiqi by n*ato lollown:! police annnl* of t'hiciigo and vi­ still was found, although it is the n*e in closing i American woman to fly over wnt- tion should he specially represent­ Joe A. Supoch, freight con­ cinity over the week end. The my - In lief of the officers that one i State: Deaths Injiirid ks wire kept' ductor cm Florida East Cou.-t •I Bjer. In P.H2 she bet $200 she could ed on the army general staff nnd 3'.) slaying of a family of three located somewhere about the farm, \ Virginia ransactions. i Railroad, dies Sunday of injur­ tcrious " miles votween between mi Bur* tho nnvy general board: that the •1 » -xv ___7 y.nrth Cnrulina i i. * i walk tho the n110 u mins near Batavia Sunday night re- probably in the woods. governin'ill's competition with •• th? IMin I ies deceived when engine ex­ inained unsolved. 5i I d Smith Carolina . K ^ l n h l m n u n n»u«tn« »'"1 d j Monte, caiif.. In commoreial aircraft manufacture i>s placed into1 plodes. The couple was rclcn ed under i t s D L i z S l u L / l l o l I t U r|r, hours. She trained for vig lit 60 ( , -i ; i . . 5 With an nhnndoni I auto, which Ik* eliminated; that government as­ , ,,f saimi pending taeir nril a rinifiden-1 lays and hiked over the stretch in sistance ....... 7 28 Crew of the barge Altnmaha is expected to yield finger print i. I.ruignment before County Judge J. Florida U> rendered to commer­ vv-.nuc agent, t The pre-cooling plant of the * ;jo' hours flat, stopping now . r. uml 12 i Alabama the most promising clue, authori­ cial aviation, and that pay and pro­ • * ?id in part: i is brought to Tampa where they G. Sharon. Florida Vegetable Corporation has j then to eat but never to rest. Mi 1 Ipnl motion problems in tho nir service ia thi. euti-1 recount experiences of being ties of neighboring counties were 2d In-ell sold to a syndicate of eastLouisiana Miss Soars, who is close to 10 bo smoothed out. felony t" op. adrift on the Gulf for nine duyu. undecided whether the slaying of • • 37 'em capitalists, who will convert Iyears old, is a member of one of Arkansas Henry Jeskr, bank clerk, his wife, Many Applicants To ire In Mori,bi, •1*1 it into n bonded warehouse, ac­ | the oldest fundlics in Huston. Per­ Tho committee asserted that DOMESTIC 'reitnesscu ___ ___ 3 Eva, and six year old son was the for play euv-l (no record) cording to mi nnnotincenii lit made iodically since 1012, she has lioeii Army nnd Navy expense i of $30,­ Kentucky . Mis.i Eleanor Sears, Hoston vvurk of a robber or of a degen­ V than three! this morning by II. S. Long, „f tw, criKaKt.,i to Harold Van- 000,000 between 1020 and 1024 for *uing January, | society woman, makes progress erate seeking revenge. the .Sanford Realty Co., who nchut to date «ho haa re- experimental purposes had failed 200 ....... 33 Jeske’s automobile, covered with JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Doc. II. Total -_______ of commensurate results and it deand that it Is I on hike between Providence nnd got ia ted the deal. nmined Boston’s society bachelor acrilied tho morale as having deat the house! Boston, in effort to win wager blood, wns found fire miles from —(JV More than I•"«» |ier:<nnn are Mr. Long stated tills morning tei it <1 despite ex pi mlituro uf -dart, d fu - from friend that she could ne­ the family’s farm house several to appear before the special moot­ Koch Is To Organize that the transaction had jti't been girl.' , .. .. nearly $10,000,000 for pure has* the unfriendly > gotiate tho distance in fiflieu hours after the bodies of Jesko ing here beginning tomorrow of completed but that the names of! and bis son were <b covered in the State Hoard of Dentists for New German Cabinet the buyers were not yet nvullahle Navigation 1> U r C* ll U and overhauling of .plan und mo­ 1 I llivy were hours. Traffic accidents in southern the yard and Mr.-. J, ke ill the liv­ examination on the issuance of Jrt period only for publication, and that definite V -n -w p l Arrives Here tors. The airplane will bo the "firat BERLIN, Dec. 11.—M l—Dr. M. I'1 ' . licenses, according to an announce­ - a mis states during the past week to­ ing room. Ians bad not been formulated hy r t n n n Two former rmivict* resting in ment today by Dr. R. I*. Taylor, Koch, German Democratic Party the new owners of the plant f»*r |, all credit «».* 1 .1 taled 33, according to a survey V C lw v tJ C 4 v r< urt" in the next war, tho curqt For ; \ O IH II l Cl l a j m|it,.c declared, "uml it Is one uf "weirhers" j by Associated I’resii Florida a river forest roadhouse after nnl secretary and treasurer of tlie i Icudi r, today accepted the task of its operation. i the I ' dial inn I «if "Vir iifternoon haul, hot it out w itn. board. Ur,*'g thz two reports seven deaths. forming the coalition cabinet de­ Tho establishment of n bond-' , , _, military det'-nse," tho committee scribed hy President Von llindeiiAssessment of $315,000 in ad­ policeiueti wli • attempted to sur­ nl wurchnus • is ail assured fact! The 0(1 foot yacht l . N. . nrr«The actual examination work '•v v"r. that if! ditional taxes against K. R. round the house. Ed I feUHie, a ds's not begin until tomorrow, l.urg to carry out the policies and said Mr. I.tqig, owing to Sanford's ‘ gnu. cruising these witters under said it h id not eliminated thu necunity for thu warship. 'arttier hip arc, Bradley, race horse owner of inotoreycle officer, was wuumlul but registration i? announced for i ohligatious of the Locarno security transportation facilities which will "ider.i Iroio thiv Bureau "f Heacli that Lexington, Ky„ in connection fatally. make a warehouse of inestimable 1 gation, In tied up in the Municipal ngreemunt. , As he fell, another policeman tonight. value. yacht basin at the end el Palmetto llospilul Blast Is ut|t of taxable! with the operation of his cele­ ■h No hooka brated gambling house in Palm fired on the roblsTs who later were (‘apt. Packard and u Thu property is liow equipped Avenue. iBrtr.er.diip, Mr. Beach, has been recommended identified ns James Johnstone, Subject Of Probe with railroad aiding totaling omro crew of four meq ure in charge.1 sought for tlie robbery of the State slated, for by revenue agents. than 550 feet and other necessary No statement ns to the signifi­ rJ"K under alequipment is to he mhled in order cance of their visit eculd bo ohChicago n'ayors wrict a heavy Bank of McHenry of #!>*.'">. <»yt. KALLIPSKLL, Mont, Dec. I f vtllance hy the record in police* annals over 21» lie was identified t« the P'dice to make a complete and modern |uini'l from members of the crew, —(/!*>- Thu dynamiting of Sisters '•'■I conaidcr- vveek-eml when four people are ns William J. White, who received plant, it is paid. it liuing said that tlu> bureau rules; of Mercy Hospital here last Sat">■ reeord that alnin. !a special parole ft"111 * r *' •-------------------- ■"* • | prohibit their tulking for publl- j unlay was under Investigation toWhat believed to he a priceflics showed that lie ha 1 been up ilri ,jr kis hrolhHouse committee to investi­ Icon Inst April. dent in Municipal Court history j u number of times before for var- New York Man To Be, cation. l^nt* . . . . |^ . . Much interest wn.s expressed *»y ( No ono was injured but the exestutdished this morning when ious offenses. Judge White ord- . gate the Shipping Hoard, inukis rettago in 11)20 war I J I I l i n K t|u. men aboard in the canal pro-! ploslop rmash'd the windows sf . . W. K. White, after dispos- ertd Duiicuu to pny a film of $150 111 l . n a r K C thu majority favoring Possible A m e n d m e n t s Judge f ot 111•r ren! report, \ 4 r ,....,1 f ' l r i l J ject, which will link the St. Johns the front part of thu building nnd continuance of existing organi­ r r u n ' . , v \!/**i-tlll*(» Arc imr*of O heavy docket in the regand to also serve a term of 50 days hv lira,Ho;; leOsH Il .•*! D o t 'l l V 'lllll nn<| Indian Rivers. They stated . badly dnm.igcd the dining room. and tho minority caking l O * slX . * ,,i„, ,-,mrt room, again opened! on the streets of thu city. u.ve tigalej zation that Bunford can expect many Authorities believe an unidentiflrd Another heavy fine was assessfor several changes. thz prisonors* quarters up. Considered By House !court in th.- prisonors’ City Manager W. Ik Williams palnliai yachts to call ut tills, port Miersiin placed tho bomb, Governor Pinchot of Pennsyl­ stairs over the offices of the police cd against Burt Waters when he here, h o w - I vania will ask a special legisla­ Several convalescent patients was found guilty of driving an stated this morning that tho city after the completion of thu cunal depai tment. ‘hi* taxpayer.! ture to enact legislation looking W A S H I N G T O N . Hie. 1 I '/IV The cusc for which the court and automohile while under the inf'u- had engaged G. Kellolirr to tako jlUt H(j(|ed that proper lending fa-j were removed to thei homcji but <-f the t x - 1 toward the settlement o/ pres­ Provision., of the tax reduction his retinuo obligingly moved up- enco of intoxicating linuors. The hnr»;o . of tho dining room at the ,.|ji(ie* and a deeper busin would the majority remainud In tho hoaI'n extremuly ent coni situation an I nl " to tin i J u«1ko rt marked that r a m of this | Sufi ford ( ountry Clup# und hud in- have to In provided. nwaited amen ,J ^ I pital following the explosion. wn.s tlrnt of i'un Richardctaln " * •" nl! Id s1 puss accessary laws to lonilnt ructed Mr. Kelloher hi use his u Cfl-yenr-old, solf-stylcd kind were becoming too frequent sou, ha-re 3.) sale of liquors. iiuraenmn of Ltxington, Ky., whuinnd thnt heavy penalties would be knowhslgr and expcriunce toward was brought in Sunday by Offic- given nil offender.! from this date. making the dining room u popular *widespread aupimrt f,,r 1 i , flnl(*s er Beckwith and charged with ! Hu fined Waters J200 with the op* and crcdltaldo part of tho clul). *ure. Mr. Kelleher comes to Bunford . ki.I lt i,, ti on of serving G» days. The vital income tax scntaui were thu first of the M’W rut J3 to The officer was called down to a Annie Washington plead guilty from Lake Placid, N. Y. llo has boathouse along tho lakr front to to having had n gnllon of liquor Iwen prominently connected witli | ** Klvvn( f f 'B T S i r r e d « vote arrest the man and found that lie in her home and wui fined $20.) la number of clubs throughout the MIAMI. Fin., Dec. 14.—(/T) - 1trial has aroused considerable in­ r s .m « « t J S W on, i l - had been sleeping there lor over ! or 00 days. Tho sumo offense was eastern half of tho country, it is | Sheriff Henry R. ('hasc of Dude j tercst throughout this section of ^ said, und comes to assume charge | .. week where It i saileged he had charged to Clms. Bi veils nnd the a wrek, county and two of Ids deputies, C. thu state. Tho Miami Daily News. x*U' aLK*. $50,000. of the Sanford Country Club din* | nr S:‘puch, . • , ' r t * been drinking various kinds of same fine was assessed, Prutt and Earl Yenno, went on which has waged » tight against Kapoch, a conductor on nnotlier )0T h ” cijii. sidritous liquors, including lemon f Others who faced Judge White ing room, direct from the Lake G. ' ' Horida , . . , . , trial In Criminal Court hero to-1 keeping Chase lit office, U.u vnV who vv'us in- tru,n» W!l3 walking toward the do- SS? iS tJU 'w ouw :''"™ this morning und who paid fines Placid country club. The Luke duy on second degree murder ln-jtenid actively in tho libel proCMa*.! Placid club is known nl1 over the froui $1 to $160 ’1 '‘hen a |oca| pot nnd was aliout 00 feet away ' Nuiiiiuamui. Richardson was too sick, it [| ranging from $150 in In prow dictinents charging the ki!M*’g of injs and has returned associate teir world for its summer and winter waH declared, to be brought down | portion to the gravity of . " • died nt a when tho explosion occurred. Ho yenr on which . S. Westbury of Savannh, Go., counsel to assist thu county so^-*1 porting events. into courtroom with the rest j attense, were cmis. Walker, opini!, thu offense, Chun. W ’ aB^rncon at wns thrown about CO feet. linker beginning *ie ,t f“ r* ’ ..x„ecU*d .. shot down aiming priaoners escap-1 citur in the prosecution. .ijs Mr. Williams said....... this. ........... morning I.ittlo opposition ws. ^® th< of the prjjoncrs. After an attem pt, ernting an automobilu while drunk, ing frum the Miami jail on Sept. The solicitor has announced that ^ t to hiH for- was picked up nbuut 100 feet front to the proposed reductions in me ^ uc„t ion thL. man, Judge White 1George Bugley. reckless driving.' that new furniture and equipment1 • • !ho regards hi* ca*o os stronrqtt xr, ' for in- tho wrecked engine. been piirchnsc<l fur t:ie dining normal rate* from twt\ noo tux* | decided that the case was one fur, J. J. Johpson, drunkeni.is*. Briggs had room und that tho city is mighty I Five other deputies of his force, | against the }hn?0 officers Hn* 'offered eve re •>cr rent ou the first '. I attention of the eity p'lysiciun and Harrington, reckless driving. Ban* proud of Its club us a whole, li e ' ns well as six |Hilicenten, also went j placed on^trlal, and thti w ve able income, from of |n.j continued it until Wednesday In | McCray, drunkenntsa; Washington * 7 ^ 1 ' R wall HARD UOII.ED MARINE ut iluwn the number of per­ added that Mr. Kelleher is expect-!on trial on the samu charges. It also | order that a doctor might get I Jordan, drunkenness, J. GwLen, " 'wk brought our cent ou the ne? cd to Ihj an asset to tho club staff, i* alleged that Sheriff Chase ami emptory challenges the defense U Ml flL v*'l*«r« fcnsrine HOSTON, Dec. 11.I—GFJ-Now come and frox six tto Iiv‘* l)er u I Richardson in such sha|io tltat he; speeding, F. L. Ford, speeding; M ------------------------—— ;hls force lay in amhush for the cx- ullowvd. 1“ badly scald- .an for U. S. Marines bc.ng hard on the remainder ' Dr0.1 could uppear in thu court room I Flunting, drunkenness; G e o r g e C'OTTON FIGURES GIVEN (pectod break of prisoners, whilo Sheriff Chase U also indiettd I Hamilton, drunk and disorderly. A real test liowevy^ ’ JJ,,,. | downstairs. Mi-1 ' ' ~r* ff°'h boiled, Privutc Frunk Dutton, »v. tlie kitlini uthe 'propoi , -------i thu patrolmen rushei) to aid them with tho oth«u» for Bunean, charged with four i Leroy Etinson nnd Felix. Allan u tKicrvi priiiQQcr uuriu^ tho ' reeking to mount, grnbbed a enm- dieted for the vote on jurtax rate; Pas' of i!r.,r; rf‘- . WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—<AV nt the outbreak of tho dash for which nil were direct*!were fined $7 nnd $5. respectively, break. The solicitor has indicated m'i,.„,,rl '* due e| by the hump when it was bc- ed cut in thu n Cotton conrumcd durin<r Novcm-1frerdom. I ,af. °xnct ing led through the streets from from dO to 20 that if he fimup* it iinposlbi'* tO of lint i A. N. Elison. appointed to subfur , de- n show. A ton of samel fell on tinted surtax sched obtain a cm iction in tho Westnrvdlatitute for the sheriff in summon' tl> ..I *• . nnd him, breaking his collar fcnnc nnd incomes of $lO.OtHl .':.7.r,u of ling talisman, haa hsen busy during) bury case he he wilt nolle prossj tha throw- ^ of icr«ckln*r his akull. The Marine Is ways hnve been ycur.jtho greater part of lust week. The [other tnuicUaenU}, itL. i'Avn 'foin Inow recovering and tho camel is contention in enuu bill*. 4 fcstimat* jdying. The camel had bscn ill. SOCIETY WOMAN cX mK e w DMa7orr COMPLETES LONG HIKE TO WIN BET I To . e Court, House Body Asks ' Single Air Group SHERIFF’S M E N TRAFFIC IN DIXIE WHISKfcY CLAIMS LIVES OF IN SUNDAY RAID 33 IN PAST WEEK I N ew s Summary Four Are Slain In Week-End Killings In The Windy City Vt* 1 Varied Docket Is Disposed Of In City Court At Monday Morning’s Session Dade County Sheriff And 2 Deputies Are On Trial For Slaying Of Prisoner Dies Of Injuries Received ;'st Coast Engine Explodes <• ", itr j �THE SA NFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, .......... I.................... . IP -r -Lf TiV - ** « a .«'/ ”a D E C E M B E R !!, 1925, ..................................... iirnmn v >v V- *♦*>❖ *+*❖ ♦♦ *♦***♦•>♦< *•>+❖ •>♦*+♦*♦*♦*+ ■ ■ • : 1 ■ th a t e v e r y lo t in th e fir st u n it of D r u id b e e n so ld is p r o o f o f th e e x t r e m e d e sir a h is su p e r b r e s id e n c e c o m m u n ity — : th e b ig f a c t th a t th e r e is a it a ls o m arked de- th e p a r t o f th e s h r e w d in v e s t o r s fo r h o m e he g r e a te r S a n fo r d D is tr ic t. ERE THERE’S ACTIVITY THERE ARE PROFITS C o n tr a c t for th e c o n s tr u c tio n o f t w e n t y h o u s e s h a s b e e n le t, w o r k w ill b e g in a s s o o n a s str e e t w o r k is sta r ted . C o n s tr u c tio n w ill r u sh e d s o th e y c o m p le te d w ith in th e fir st y e a r . w ill be J u st a n o th e r as­ s u r a n c e o f a n e a r ly p ro fit to in v e s t o r s in D r u id P a r k . ♦♦♦♦♦♦ $44 •>'VXv-X*Av$<*-t~:a+ �*,.r,Jn>1I*- (*■:;r ■; v i I r *. M.t4*1 s£*l 4. >JV < J. v ----- - M* ’4 < jfe. FUNDS SOUGHT FOR VETERANS, WELFARE WORK Bankers Organize To Destroy Inheritance Tax Laws, Texan Says T H E SANFO RD H ER A LD , MONDAY. D ECEM BER 14, 1025. GOOD MATERIAL SCARCE FOR USE IN MOVIE PLAYS As a result, the producers are compelled to depend principally upon highly trained writer*, tho novel, the stage play and the magagine. Scenario editors are constantly seeking new writing talent. In showing the need of original mat­ ter, one editor called attention to the producing program of 600 fea­ tures a year by the companies. “From what sources can we draw this m aterial?" ho nsked. "If we get ten good ones from the nlays produced each year it Is u big avernge. The same is true of the books published. Of short stories, if there are fifty goo i ones, it is a high average. That makes seventy pieces of spoken and w rit­ ten literature which could be con­ verted into really hign grade spec­ ial motion pictures. With a pro­ gram calling for 600 features, the remainder nre taken from built-up mediocre material and perhaps the issuance of some re-makes from the original story.” Screen writing is as difficult as stage writing, tho editors agreed, and it requires hard, untiring ef­ fort for success. FIN E YACHTS IN TEBO RO TTING AND FORGOTTEN WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—UP)— The flat charge that the Ameri­ * *2,1•i. V • j can B ankin' League had j>eon or­ , Modern E n g in eerin g C auses ganized to destroy all inheritance tax Inws, both state nnd federal, M otion P ic tu re E d ito rs Say Top N otchers O f O th e r I t Is More S atisfacto ry was made In the house during de­ Days To Be D iscarded bate on the tax bill today by Rep­ To M ake P ic tu res From Now For B e tte r B oats resentative Connely, Democrat, S to ries A lready Published 9314,965,000 Is E stim ated To Texas, during nn attack on activ­ NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—(JP)—A t Be R equired F o r All Bureau ities of the Texas tax clubs which NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—(/P>-The the foot of Twenty-third Street, have oposed the tax. A Less Tthat han the bankers leapotential scenario writer should Brooklyn, shrouded by protective . ctivities . , And __Asserting Appfroprintion Of I>nst Yea py,,* |S parent of the Texas nn.l first sell his story for publication, Hheds that conceal th i trlroness of their decks, rests n forgotten licet Iowa tax clubs, the Texan said conclude scenario editors of eight for years unmoved save by the these clubs were attempting ;.o lending motion picture companies. Reports On Various "Intimidate A story published in hook form lapping of the quiet waters of the heads of ways and in a mnnrazine, has an advan­ W elfare Activities means committee," Chairman R?p- or Tcbo basin. r res rotative Gamed, nnd Chairman tage over the original script, in Doomed by the march of ’engi­ their opinion. To the author, it neering which has made tho mot­ Recommends Special L aw s To Orem. Democrat, Texas. mrnns added revenue nnd a wider or rather than the steam engine F a c ilitate Work And Help distribution. To the producer, it most common in newer ernft, this means more public interest, with Some Not Now B cncfittcd patients’ amusem.nt. silent armanda includes the fam­ Totnl expenditures for all vet- a resultant box office drawing ous yachts of men wm were Amer­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—(/P)— em us' purposes amounted to $393,- newer nn:l protection from nlagiarica’s wealthiest in the early days Excluding expenses necessary for 755,857. a decrease of $2 1 ,382,5-10 j ism suits. of the Twentieth Century. In the the adjusted service certificate compared with the previous year. The Motion Picture Producers number are many craft which, as fund and for hospital construction. This was attributed chiefly to the j nnd Distributors of America, in patrol boats, saw service in the NOTICE TO FARMERS an appropriation of $311,065,000 is decline in the number of men un- in^sembllntr the editorial viewpoints World War. Just received catload of that estimated in the annual report dergoing vocational training, only discovered that although more than Among the more famous of the made public by Director Hines aa $60,182,478 being expended for t h i s 100.000 Persons annually nre sub- good Keystomj Lime. Call 135 for fleet is the Aphrodite, owned by necessary for hit Veteran Bureau purpose us against $106,951,150 milting manuscripts, only three or vour needs. Hill Lumber Co., The Payne Whitney. The Aphrodite four ever reach the silver sheet. House of Zip Service. activities during tho fiscal year , in 1923-21. was in patrol service In 1918, but 1926-27. j In connection with its gunrdian* for nearly seven years, now, has This figure represents a mater- ship system for the protection of Inid at dock. The Noaira, owned ial reduction in the appropriation beneficiaries of veterans, n relative by Charles A. Gould, has been in for the current fiscal ycur, pro- Jy new phase of activity, the retho basin for nine years. The Elvided a proportionately smaller a- port disclosed that guardianship reba, owned by Henry Darlington, T i 'u 1 U.rn^ c<l for ^m inistration supervisors had uncovered many [owner of the Haines City Weekly. DE LAND — Art Davis, alias Jr„ has been there for seven years of the adjusted service act as was ^caaes where “guardians have n o t: The daily is being served by The "The Bear," held by the authori and the Flying Fox, owned by Dr. the ensc this year, when $50,000,- functioned in nn efficient manner Associated Press. “ties for the slaying ‘ ‘ - — of- J. E. — Hig- John A. Hariss has been in the 000 compared with $100,000,000 ami have not accounted for all the | MIAMI, ............ — * Fla.—Possibly the first ginbotham, at Tomoka, will be ar- yard for three years. The llironlast fiscal year, >, was " “J allotted fo • trust funds pnid to them by the order for nn airplane from the rnigned before the county judge delle, once the palatial boat of the thnt purpose. CurrenL appropria , Bureau." Forfeiture of bonds' and, newly-organized Florida Airway on December 28, ,;A bond of $5,000 Prince of Monaco, later the pro­ tlons, including that for the ad lust-, in some cases, criminal proceedings Corporation, which will operate li- bns been fixed foy Davis’ release perty of a film company, the last ed service fund, total $-105,713,- resulted, tho report said. censed commercialaircraft in Davis, nfter Higginbotham had two years has stood unmoving 569. Legislation was recommended Florida, has been sentin from lx*cn killed, is snid to have gone to against her piers. In an introduction to his report, providing some means to take here by Nat West, loeuibusiness Georgia, but returned later and Built mainly between 1893 nnd Director Hines said that during the enre of veterans, who, Lera use of man, Mr. West state! that he gave himself up. 1909, these craft, which it r.pponrs lost fiscal year "ns over no other their physical condition, could not desired the plane t> transport! -------period has the service of the Unit­ he inducted into vocational train­ friends from Chicago to Florida.! WEST PALM BEACH—H. R. ed States Veterans Bureau been ing prior to July 1, last, tho la:*t 1Smith, 9 years old, died here on brought to the disabled veteran." lawful date for induction, and for CLERMONT — Mrs. Elizabeth, hia way to the hospital, after havYV. H. LONG 'Inspired by a broad policy of i those cases where progress has Louisc Brown, 43, gave birth here ing been crushed by a freight decentralization itrnlizotion of authority and been, or will be. so retarded as to recently to her twenty-first child, The boy, according to mndoi possible through the provis- prevent completion of training be- when Audrey Esther, a 12-pound train. MEAT MARKET newspaper reports, js believed to ions of liberal legislation, he said,; foro next July 1, when all training 1girl, was horn. The parents are . , i, -----■ ......................... . ........ parents are have been playing beneath tlie "this extension of service in me activities are required by law to natives of Michigan, but have been train. *10 Hanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. disabled is tho outstanding .jacresidents of Clermont tor several JACKSONVILLE—Willie Johncomplishment of the vear in the end. Recognizing that many yearly years. son, negro, haled before Municipal administration of veteran's relief.” renewable term Insurance contractu -------Judge J. J. Beckham for the alComplete decentralization of. Bu, , a i"K held by veterans incapable of the state-wide bnskct'ixll tournn- j leged theft of chickcm, was sen^ U„?_C‘!V!t.i0" T 0, \ dr"?ri.bcU earning a full livelihood, nn.l that meat .to he held he.e early next ’ tenced to jail until « full moon conversion those Into »oh <( <f West West shown thM^v thn^ »nnlv t i^ , t conv<* rHion "off tll<,s‘' lnto the th,! higher ’-n '-nr.r. Tho Tho high high aahh -mh shown in in the the sky. sky. The Tho judge judge exexI t h *nr. Iv! nre mi urn. ordinary life nolicici by Florida, following a meeting of plained that the full moon would W Vh! **f Inlv 2. 1926. ns required by law, the nth! tic associatin',, ,’ccided to prevent Johnson from chicken inn .h ii , . i °*k,oni' 2 Kt! ‘ wi,l he imnosible because of fin- hold a preliminary tournam ent,' house depredations, ;!'rCl “C.t i"n inability, c o n sld -st’on was two weeks before the slat, g ath er-1 -------considered csscntiol for the pro- being given, Director Hines snid, ing is staged, SEBRIN’G—The children of Scper consideration of the merits o f , to n .short term policy nt a prembring are to have a Merry Christindividual cases and necessay for illm r;lt(. |0, s , han lho ori|,nary |if(. TAMPA—Elmer Bj - ntee, son mas. Fivj hundred presents have tho expeditions adjudication c f |p |nn. of a Palm River fanry-, was tak- been ordered by a sub-division dc-^ clnims. i "However," h; nddc, "the eontin- en to a local hospital ir n serious veloper for n ginnt Christmas tree; Six new hospitals were opened nance of insurance on a nremium rendition, the result <f having to he given the youngsters. A during the yenr with n net increase basis less than ordinary life rates been gored by an enraged bull on large quantity of decorations hnvd of 4,794 beds, nnd the report suid I necessarily results in a higher pre- the boy’s father's farm also be-?n selected for the tree. nil construction under the $6,850,- mium later, and in view of the fa-t ----000 nuthoribed in 1921 wns expect­ that the nvernge ngo of veterans is HAINES CITY — The Haines! FORT PIERCE—Bonds for city ed to be completed during the next now 33 the selection of n iegnl-re- Fity Herald, a new daily, has jur.t improvements totaling $642,500 fiscal yenr. No hospitals were serve level-premium insurance ""Vr i,t.H " P P ^ ^ n e e here. The were voted hy thq citizens of Fort , publication is relited oy ^1. J. Le;,; Pierce in an election held hcrei closed, and wherever feanihle, rad­ .h o ld no he Postponed l» n ;.r *25IM)«P for ciInstrucMhg un-I The improvements include $300,io equipment was installed for the than a few years." furnishing a city hospital. *000 for the city waterworks nn'd FLORIDA NEWS BRIEFS s have outlived their usefulness, would cost nn average of nearly $1,000,000 each if built todny, yacht builders say. Most of them are steam yachts nnd the rapid ad­ vancement of marine engineering has seen the old steam engine re­ placed by the Diesel nnl other motor engines. Port authorities say, however, that the principal cause of the abandonment of so ninny of these vessels is the cost of manning nnd operating the sturdy hut cum­ bersome crafts built a generation ngo. The Price Is R ight SANFORD CASH LUMBER CO. W. s. M arriage, “ “ ■ e Atcordh Florida during the appropriately one-ninthM *\re ty, marriages, according „of lhe time ,« on marriages nnd divarre. ■ / cport United Stnto. J ; * 0rCtt for th; States, sent Department of a*..L3V **7 Use eT' V i «kiSn A$Wlturt J*«3?0ben Washington, best oa In 1924, In 1924, the report state.. 9 a stand fa ____ . '-•* by* **, wl ! 575 divorces were the constituted > E 8 f c fttte n, 1 consummating 18,583 marital bV* msnT °';ft half, Divorces for Florida |n were a little more thaq Hmi fer..... tty' th o * of 1525, which leu dm ( The Florida statistic* m divorc- an,i c.i Rranttd is i PR IC E, M gr. 710 \V. F irst St. Phone 472-w NEW LUMBER Y ARD L oans money avaiiJaiilr For F irst Mortgage U m on Liberal * Consult us fir„ *hfn jn lhf VilntmJ mnlif, f„ J M a g n o li a A Second A< P< CONNELLY & A complete line of C ypress and Pine F ram in g S h eath in g Siding Flooring Ceiling F inish M o u ld in g L a th Brick Lim e P la s te r W hite Rock P la ste r Bo. rd N alls Screen W ire B uilders H ardw are D ojts W indows F ram es nnd S creens Made to O rder M urphy Ironing B oards M edicine C abinets °/ '0 A Home To utnri, thenafutri is a hoaigj protide m, ] s.’sSj hail Saani &Uij /7 ' W m e NEW MARMON *71 urm «N H intB aB annia*H ugaN H M B ii First Section \ n V > COMPLETELY ft That font driver almost hit us. w "If'elly i f he hady he would have bounced j our steel naming boards ” 1 T ’S A G R E A T Hi I WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS Marvania Investment Co. SANFORD AUTOMOBILE CO. SALES AGENTS - ■ 202 FIRST STREET PH O N E 735 5 , :, m iiH iM u a iiN iim iu iiia iia y iiiiv iH iu u iu iiim iu u iJ U U U ► re*t, ,V ' . ■■ 1 */' « l! 206 Magnolia Ave. MASONIC TEMPLE i u u u u u u m u K u iiu ii * b, ■cause it has a factor o f safety known ton° other car—a "side bum per” constructio® accomplished by the use of all-steel run ning boards—a shock resisting armor p'Jte which protects life and property, as test* fied by messages from grateful owneis* SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. I n c ii A U T O M O B IL E £ .-i---'.". !i«B, �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, bECEM BER 1 ), 1925 ■ v j j i j i i THREB -- >]ISanford All Stars g Hold Rojlins‘Rats’ y To A Scoreless Tie The San font Jndopfcndent foot- ball team held-fltf ofTTreeation of Vi |twhm«n from Hollins CoIIorc to a scoreless tip in n loosely played " cranio game Saturday alternoon ut the Municipal fipld. ^FuniDle* anti general inability to make gny headway ' ■ * a ta t tneir oppqnsnc’ i line who thu main reason for teams failing-to score. #m cs Winter 1 ark was lu ltd against aSeveral position to score against San­ ttrJ. “The ford. when n fumble would cost Lhtther or the opportunity. 5 by tax­ them Intercepted forward passes wore betting on l, Louisi- frequent and only a few, toward «re proper tbe end of tho game, were com­ n.iunt won pleted for uny Rain. These latter if the same Wore thrown by Sanford a out­ standing star of the gnine, Mcon of tax* Lucas, quarterback of tho local itatu th3l J0< were a tin* stale* l\Vakely, Riant fullback for the g, tiw ’-vW- Winter I’atfc outfit, occupied the rolo of the afternoon by irc iapt in* stellar virtue ot his uff-tnckle slnnts and his end runs. The Mr boy carried the ball for numerous ionR Rams 'Jotirtal in throughout tho first half, only to i aays tiiat see his teammates stopped in their Tfjofe the trnvKS wnen in a position to secure*. (<> investi- Wnkely’s runs accounted fo r^tiu bureau only read thrills of the day. Several beautiful passes wore Billcy, hexfiat follow- executed durinR the final quarter [he bureau by the local Independents. The to a gumb- throwing arm of Mcl.ucas was at have been Its best just n few minutes before | his broth- the final whistle and it looked as •„ nn addl- though Sanford might get over iiiore than with a touchdown or at least a drop kick until an attempted pass was intercepted by the fleet Wakoly and the hopes of the fans were shattered. ifcommen* i the mat­ inf the fact Physical Fitness Is Big Help To Lloyd In Filming Picture t no bonks mime the acted, his L their in- L-h Club” EPi.lKO for H It)2l was [th of the mendathins ifral taxes fjiii,Tim and rndley subthat in the i on horse BBS of lo3 it in states t legalized reported." I S o [ tV< Hors, er; good butchers, ling un to , medium | TO to 180 11TO; pnu-k v-mA ua.l k i ’. wtVtVlv ■ plr* \\l ■ h i-i, ■0; mcdiuiii ■@11.00. Bother weak Blue to Jell I early Ini weight err, iniutl,' fkerj 12.00; ignai 10 to u t h , they meet and mingle here. ovcr Spanish Moss i *s ^un2 1&C the banners of an* , b w U .e . f \ 4 '*** But man cannot live by beauty alone. And here,, in the aisles of this forest primeval, a fu llyrounded community is taking shape. ♦• A city | with every modern comfort and convenience .. < A city where you can engage in business. ♦♦A city where you may have golf and fishing and all other forms of outdoor recreation conveniently at hand the year’rounds - - ---- / think that 1 ihall ren t u* A poem lowly a a tret. A irr* u'hote hungry mouth it prut Againtt th* tatih't lu o l Ifou’inp h - 1 > A tree that look* at Cod alt day. And liltt Iter Italy armi fo pray; A tu* that may in Summer u.'tar A nut of robini in her hair. Poems an mad* by foclfllht m*. . Bui only (JoJ tan mahi a tree. ■ f—Joy ft Aglput, Daytona Shores, in other words, w ill be the Marl­ inany home Alex1 over r ' I1.. I'-a.s 'be th" Jro , th.' 1.1 i n th. turm ly -’ Benson Springs Inn To Open December 15 Tho Benson Springs Inn just across Lake Monroe from Sanford y*H open for tho tourist season on iLC; w*l b a completely ro-organtxsd staff in charge according to a statement made today by 1> 3. White, manager. In discussing plans for tho cnf'lin r season, Mr. White said thht niany of the rooms had already ‘)t‘on reserved by winter guest;-, w^° would arrive from all sections thl* country, and that the many letters that he was receiving ask- LOCAL MANAGER 221 E. F irst S treet GOVERNOR (JETS “ HISTORY OF FLORIDA” TALLAHASSEE, Fla., I)cc. M. —Governor Mnrtin was pro*enfed with the first fssuz of a book on tho history and develop­ ment of Florida, written by Frank Parker Stockbridge, early Sunday morning. The governor was pre­ sented the book by II. F. DcBow‘*i*, Jacksonville publisher, ainid tho flush of camera powder. E X E C U T IV E OFFICES. DAY I ONA BEACr r»ru tart nut I tonJj until Ua’itoiuiShmrt r-tr.rt ttu tP n t ild'ij pnlpt tin) ’Jt 17* ft *" • . i»i rir^t �EM, - . f t - THE SANFORD HERALD, M O N D ^ ,J)|* C E 9 n ||^ P A G E TO U R Christmas For The Orphans H ie Sanford Herald K As Brisbane Sees It Technically—Yea •k T he sp irit of C h ristm a s is jo y b rin g in g . T he aim a t th is All Right, Says Mellon l i t Mi i m II* A m i * Won’t Play the Tune season of th e y e a r should be to g iv e p le asu re to someone else Wild Women SS'.*;:? ,?* ,?"s ....... and to make those h appy w ho n re m o st deserving. O ur Turkish BY ARTHUR BRISBANE pleasure alw ays comes fro m m ak in g o th e rs happy and th e Copyright 1020, by Star Co. happier we m ake them , th e h a p p ie r we w ill have m ade o u r - 1 BY ARTHUR BRISBANE R. if. aisno K 4 l l » r a n d M » » r r selves. C « p r r l * h t 10X1, hy S ta r Co. A M o rla lf K dllor II. I - n i w S ^ . . . ...... Anl« liar Will We seldom fo rg et o u r clo sest re la tiv e s an d d e arest friends } --------------K.IIII.K K. JO S H S , Mo hit* lit* ------- ---------------------------;n the n ig h t before C h ristm a s com es around. We have t h ™ £ ? ® T re? s iii x c n ir n o x oath * On* Tr*r— I7.no Ml* >l'*ntl>" 13 50 alw ays a rra n g e d fo r s o m e th in g to p u t in th e aoek o f o u r little D o llv p r n l In C ity liy Carrlnr, per w e a k . IS*. Wrote ly Killtlori tl .0 0 bo> or girl or out m o th e r o r fa th e r. We have freq u en tly tions in the technical development! par year. bought som e little g ift fo r a good frien d w hom we wish e s - 10^ ab eraft for military p u rp o ses/1 ■ P K C l.it. .XfOTICKi AM o b itu a ry pecially to rem em ber. .. Comforting ns far as it goes, but notice*, card* o f thank*. rr*olulio n * anil n o tice* o f e n te r ta in m e n t* B ut th in k of th o se w ho have no m o th e r o r fa th e r to re/ / l l T a L “a ° . t '" r /" S ' w h e r e ch arg e* a r e made w ill be c h a r g e d fo r a t r e g u la r ndvcrtlaltiK m em ber them , no frien d s w ho m ig h t a ct a s th e ir S an ta Claus. tries isn’t being as well prepared 1 rate*. T h in k of th e th o u san d s of o rp h an s who face the prospect of ns other countries.” MBMDKIl ASSOCIATKIl I ' l l K M a g iftle ss C h ristm as. All over th e U nited S ta te s th ere will T h e A»*orlated I’rea* I* r i r l u r FRANCE ALSO Is technically Ivelv e n title d to th e u*e f o r re* ie little boys and g irls, w hose m o th ers and fa th e rs have all right, but what is more im­ p u b licatio n of all new* d iep atch e* 2,500 fighting cred ited to It o r not o th e r w la e died, who will aw ak e C h ristm a s m o rn in g to see th e ir stock­ portant, she has cred ited In thin paper and nl*t> tin- ings still em pty an d w hose only know ledge of th e Yuletide airplanes. lo c a l n ew * pnbllnhed herein . AH This county tried thee flying r ig h t * o f r ep u b llcn tlo n o f *peclul season will come from seein g o th e r children made happy by dlnpatrhe* h erein nre nl*n renerved machines and couldn't get one of countless toys. them to cover the distance from MONDAY, DEC. H, I92.'». In th e C h ild ren ’s H om e a t Jacksonville th ere nre over California. Technically, they may fou rteen hundred o rp h an s, m any of them crippled or a f­ have been nil right, but when it THE HERALD’S PLATFORM 1.—Deeper water route to Jack- flicted in o th e r w ays, w ho h u t fo r th e good work of th e Chil­ came to flying there was someaonrille. d re n ’s Home Society m ig h t be u tte rly w ith o u t joy on this 'thing wrong. This country needs flying ma­ 2. —Construction of St. Johna*In* com ing C h ristm a s day. T h is benevolent society is m aking chines, and many .if them, not diun River canal. a rra n g e m e n ts as b est it can to see th a t even th ese little "technically equality" with other 3.—Extension of white way. w aifs feel some of th e s p irit of C h ristm as. jnation*. 4. —Swimming pool, tenni* court*, In ord er to do th a t, in o rd e r to have a C h ristm as tree, , etc. G.—Augmenting of building pro* w ith som e p resen ts on it, and a C h ristm a s dinner, it is n e c e s-1 SECRETARY MELLON pregram—houses, hotel*, a p a r t * sa ry for th e Society to m ak e appeals to th e people of the ‘.’M? . , pro*J>?r,ty n r ment house*. * s ta te for aid. T h ey have s e n t o u t circu lars asking for conj ,.cconom|c stabilization.” 6. —Extension of Btreet paving trib u tio n s and it is to be hoped th a t everyone who can sp are , The United States ought to be program. 7.—Construction of boulevard a few dollars will be able to visualize properly th e suffering | prosperous, with good crops, all around Lake Monroe. o f th ese little children and th e h appiness th a t even small the money, a debt that wc cnr. af­ 8. —-Completion of city beautifica­ ford, c o n trib u tio n s will b rin g . fiiiivvbig jt as it is, Cnolidge in the tion program. White House, and Mellon in the T he Society tells w h a t y o u r m oney will do for th e orphans. | treasury. 0.—Expansion of arhool Hystem casury. with provision for increased fa* $10,000.00 will build a m uch needed new cottage. The people will be fortunate if cilitle*. 1,200.00 will pay a w o rk e r’s sala ry a whole y ear. ! Mellon consents to continue work­ ing for himself. The rumor that 500.00 will place ten hom eless children in good homes. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY he intends going “hack to Pitts­ 250.00 will re sto re a crippled ch ild ’s a rm or limb. burg" is an evil rumor for pros­ GREAT THINGS:—Fear the 100.00 will pay one-h alf o u r m ilk bill one m onth. perity. Lord, and serve him in truth; for 50.00 will buy tw e n ty new d re sse s o r w aists. consider how great things he hath 25.00 will buy to y s fo r a dozen children. done for you. 1 Samuel 12:24. GREAT BRITAIN, Franco and 10.00 will help a pile on o u r C h ristm a s dinner. PRAYER:—O, Lord, Thou art Italy have recognized the* Russian good, and we are grateful. We had 5.00 will buy tw o p a irs of sm all shoes. government sufficiently to do busi­ fainted unless wo had believed to ness, sell goods and get cash. But 1.00 will help us do th e whole jo h a n o th e r year. the British monarchy, French re­ see Thy goodness in the land of S anford people if th ey w a n t to enjoy C hristm as to the public and Italian autocracy, take the living. u tm o st and go to bed on C h ristm a s n ig h t feeling th a t they their ‘‘Russian cordiality" as a hav e done th e ir b e st to w a rd m aking o th e rs happy, and if small boy takes castor oil THE WILD GEESE Low acrom u crimson sun th ey w a n t to he sublim ely happy them selves, they could no The Russian ambassador, RnkSetting in u crimson sky, ovsky, presenting his credentials b e tte r striv e for th a t end th a n by m ailing th e ir check to the And across n crimson Inke the French president, wanted C h ild ren ’s Home S ociety in Jacksonville w hich g u aran tees to to The Wild Geese fly. the Russian national hymn played fu rn ish "u d o llar’s w o rth o f boundless jo y for every dollar by the French band, in accordance I linrk! the poet on the hank s e n t.” ---------------- © with custom. But Russia's hymn, Pipes n refdy tune, "The Red Internationale," was not The Parking* Situation Pi|iing to the rising wind played. Rakovsky was greeted And the silvur moon. with a "flourish of bugles” in­ Snnford is n o t la rg e enough y et to have had any con­ stead. *T have neither house nor barn, Tin* motto of Western Europe is sid erab le experience w ith th e p ark in g problem. If we ride Kith nor kin have I, But I know the Elfin Folk around th e block a couple o f tim es, we can usually find a “We will take your money, but we won’t play your tune/' When the Wild Geese fly. place to leave o u r car. F THE PROMISED LA ND i k l l d n l m r f a f lr n iM i m m » I l a d a f a■« t *N«iiforA *fonl, I l i r M i a a -A r W “ ’Neath another crimson sun On u ruddy strand, I have piped n wilder tune In un eerie land. “HeVc, and there, and back again Did the music ply, Whan across the crimson lake The Wild Georo fly!” / ». —Elizabeth MucKInstry. —------o—----- r1 Anyway,*it’s almost time to be­ gin thinking about your new ycur’s resolutions. We’d like to nominate nur of­ fice Itoy and the Tnmpn Tribune’s stenographer us All-Americans in their particular tines. -------- o-------Headline In tho Tampa Times says: "Lenroot Sees U. S. Enter­ ing World Court." You can’t tell, ho might be using near-sighted glasses. ---------o--------A row of stately palm trees adds n hundred per cent to the attrac­ tiveness of the Inkefront between Palmetto and Park Avenues. ---- -— o--------Maybe wc could pert'iade Santa Claus to bring along severul car loads of building material with which to finish that Snnford-UeLnnd road. -------- o--------One congressman would send the Congressional Record to all schools und make the pupils rcud It. We don’t see why he should wniit to pick on the children like that*. -------- o-------It begin* to look like Sidney .1. Catts will ugnin lie a candidate for overnor, remark* an exchange. ’«*, but being a candidate will be about us fur ns he will get in the race. f Tampa is preparing for a visit from Will Rogers. We don’t see why tho cowboy-comedian doesn't include Sanford in his itinerary. We’d be just us glad us any one else to see him throw a luriut and heur him tell a few jokes. Si Congressman Green from Flor­ ida Im serving his first term in the House. Judging by the Impres­ sion he has mode in his fight againnt the federal inheritance tux, it In evident that he is far from being n gruen young man. -------- o--------The Erie, Kan., Record carries the following: “ Miss O’Dwyer bus been troubled with n garter for Momptime and she hope* in taking this operation th e doctor will help her," She must not huve taken very kindly to the "roll your own" n’.yle. ----------- o----------The indictments against Full and Doheny have been declared valid by the federal courts. S iihiIt hns taken the.coilrts over a year und a hulf to find out that the in­ dictments uru okey, do you sup­ pose U would be expecting too much to hope that the two men will la- placed on trial by the year 11)30? -------- o--------The Sanford Herald says that Sanford motorist* will welcome the news that work has been s ta rt­ ed on the Osteeu-Sanfurd road. This U indeed news, and welcome, not only to the good people of the "Celery City," but the the thous­ and* who travel that way. We In Orlando are inoru thus glad. If only tho new road between Sanfor und DeLsnd were finished it would be a time for universay re­ joicing. \ V o' ; Pur sub, lnK mas^ me"t andj Nave»( Dl Paints,/ and | Pall u > / M<t, , fMkhai ... M ¥ Ill t, 1 k"»» u»a TbtW w ll0H M ■/ 4 -JUST IN PASSING By R. J. HOLLY Postmaster General New says that all postoffices will be closed oil Christmas Day n;i wants the “employees to knock off" for the day. We thought they had "knocked off" lung ago. (■ ■ ■■ ■■■■■■■uaM ataiiaaD saiatiiit, ■ SYSTEMS A U D IT S s Hall. Pentiand 41 Jacksonville, Tampa, Sanford, West 1’almEtrii Note by th? Orlando Sentinel that the “ Bottler:i'1 met in Orlando Inst week. Suppose Rill Glenn and the Drossier Twins made the addresses of welcome. l atest fashion note--"Feathers have supplanted hells on garters." In this day of chickens such a departure should Ik* in keeping with all the other funny u'.uff. Now you pullet for me. C EN TR A L FLORIDA«i .117-.°.IS First National W Sanford. Florida S. CRAY. Resident ■ ■■■■■■■■nr ■ ■ B a a a a x a a a s J»zi null B ut th e tim e is rap id ly approaching when Sanford like THE WOMEN of Turkey wear m any o th e r F lorida c itie s will have to reg u late concerning p ark in g . “ No P a rk in g H ere" and “ Park Fifteen M inutes riding breeches and no veils, and demand the right to speak at The Kissimmee Gazette says that William Candler of Coca H ere” signs will soon be displayed everyw here th a t we can now religious gatherings in the mosCola fame will spend several million dollars in investments in find a v acan t piece o f curbing. . NOW open! qi<*. "to teach our ignmpnt sisthut thriving city. We hope that Harry Neal will get him a It was only a m a tte r of a counl« oi y e a rs ago wnen Coen Coin shnmpoy. THE ALT A.MONTH not more th an a dozen e ars contd be'Aeen pC ’iitftfc-.’y h t^ rh jlt? I hr«e ladies, formerly of th? ALTAMONTE SI'HISWJ le n g th of F irs t S tre e t. If one drove on re 4r.t* o f the a le lare,n* nro advised to read First in it#■*4*v rru It is rather difficult to get nn abstract out of a lawyer’s chapter, tw elfth, B etw een S an fo rd anti Orlando. (kMI .streets, he m ig h t not see any cars panted nr.yvv- vie. l ■'er?f ‘r1 it T ffer Not a Wornoffice these days in less than thirty days or more. One fellow M agnificent location. 27 acres cl how tim es have c h an g e d ! C ars tire parked a - Ft «t r ire.r: 1 <n to ' **,,n, I>lor to U .urp Authorbecoming impatient, broke into the safe of u certain law of­ . , • r* tw o lakes. Golf, tennis, onnjte fw ttj from S anford A venue to th e railroad tra.-k and on cm» i • %- 'y t n r th-r Man, But to bo in fice, and took out his abstract. While taking it some of the g u e sts. ■ L ie* ' money stuck to his fingers and he was arrested for "abstract­ th e side s tre e ts u n til it is alm ost b e tte r som e tint*.tS.IY* ing.” l >ci. ,yi ■nod a renson, St. F ine o rc h e stra , cuisine and sernttw y o u r c a r a t homo and walk to town. -* < * ,M »L— * R. "For AdamWns fam ily hotel. R ates verv mediate. Jon.; According to the muny press notices in The Herald we 'll * ci U-t: G EO . E . BATES & S()N-(hvntrtuR and looking to th a t tim e we wish to call to tlw -.»t; dita.Ii 'i t.L It “ " c ' I ^l!n t’VCl can look for A. P. Connelly and Edward Higgins to take their picks and shovclu ami dig that canal next week. of th e m erch an ts of S an fo rd w hat th e sto re ownet w Boston, M ns,sachusettes a re doing to relieve Un puiR ia«r>u».i- KATO, of Japan, Ed. Fitzgerald of the Daytona News is celebrating tho - the A** stated Press thnt the situ atio n . N inety Boston sto re s have m ade arrangem ent:, twenty-fifth anniversary of that fine newspaper. Twentyi... ir.’.'i it; > to talk about ills■ ■ r i u i i a C I I I I I I I I I |I 1 || |||||I I 1 I 1 w ith nearby g a ra g e s to provide free p ark in g accomoda­ live years of service is some good record especially when that vntet r 'I be Japanese have a record is of the sort that Ed. can boast. Congratulations, Ed. tions for th e ir c u sto m ers betw een the hours of nine am 1 •tm* U r verything. Just now mul may wn see you at the helm twenty-five years from now eleven in the m orning. F o r each additional hour of sto rag nrv art -osy building flying nuiwih.no reef in your trousers*. 'dne*. our "big butter and a c h arg e of ten c en ts an h o u r is m ade. in charge Some sto res in C leveland, Ohio have tu rn ed the roofs an tin*, , ... of , the army- t We print a lot about our river facilities. We also talk a . tfl>* bit about it. But now when we can show the world what river o f th e ir buildings in to p ark in g * p laces an d have provided i*ng‘ nuVhi-nes,‘ notu building . ”'nt any. transportation means, when we could put on barge und boats elev ato rs to lift th e c a rs o f th e ir custom ers to the roof. A anil haul freight here despite the embago put into effect by la rg e d e p artm en t sto re in Miami has m ade the same ar­ the railroads, we sit supinely by and take it out in talking. MR. KATO, of Japan, sity* any In f Iciirt of Sanfordi ran g em en t. <>ur sister city of D.*Land will join us in this great movements talk about war between Japan anil --------------------- o--------------------and we can get all the materials we need in barges und boats* On M agnolia Between First and if wu will just use our river. Either use it now or quit talk­ T H E V E R Y L IB E R A L law s th a t have boon enacted and :ideally itnpracdcabfel"0 rimt ''war ing about it us the future. dl.G by 117 th e ad v ertisin g , jud icio u s on th e whole, which Florida has wou1,1 be absurhity for several had , should increase the population of the s ta te perm anently II-ubj"1**' l , u l i l 1 1,01 "m'practiPrice MOM nnd annually a t a ra te fro m o n e -q u a rte r to one-half million i A flying machine could go from in h a b ita n ts. All of th e se will come to sow before they can , rokm to Washington er tm* other $30,000 on 90 year M reap. Even th o se who do not sta y perm an en tly will assist ninety hours, und curry T his price is considerably undtf in b rin g in g m uch m oney into circulation and a f te r all w hat ' V l. \ '* l,,a<1 would make r. I----«I F lorida needs is not resources, but th e m oney to exploit them . li.i.. v . l,*tri,me!y uncomfortavalues. an hour. We do not know just how many hours per day Ilt-rl* hie when the load dropped. will run bis new press but ut that it is a great boost for the T hose who come to build p e rm a n en t homes will be an im­ "Ancient City." Our profound gentlemen m i m ediate a sse t to th e s ta te and one of tjie best. T he poor Washington don’t know that yet. n i n e r o o m h o m e is ukei do no t travel. T hose who come to assist in th e developm ent They limy know it some day. My sympathy is extended t<> my old friend, Tom Higgins. o f perm an en t im p ro v em en ts— and o f th ese th e re a re many Premier Kuto and ether Jap­ We all experience more <*r le s. grief in this life but it never Price £1,751) $2,230ft r, ----* • '*v »or #* UUC* eonres inII*— such large nieanrc does it strike such n real son as w hose e ffo rts are p ic tu re sq u e — will a b u n d an tly ad v ertise th e anese in power know it. That's I vmnn — * — — * * ' * why they are building flying ma­ Lyman Higgins was to his father. They were rcul pals in S ta te .— A ugust H ecksher in New York Sun. B ala m e on Easy Tcrnw chines, and not talking about d’r:every sen •• of the word and yet find Tom can la* thankful --------------------- o------------------— nrmoment. he has bis daughter Mrs. Coleman to lie with him in year to eonu*. Will yield $r»l).0() a mmtlh inrometo* A LL FLORIDA S T R IK E S m e as being exceptionally a p a rtm e n t. Considerable urouml Another old pioneer passed a . sound. Y our city has in d u strie s now and will have a g re a t away this week when Henry JOHN ROCKEFELLER Pren­ II. Chappell died suddenly. He was one of the first men here -shade. m any more. T h e location h e re w ith the lim itless hack coun­ tice, working iris wuy through to grow celery and made a success at it. He was also u contry to draw from is ideal. T h e Ridge section, which s ta rts Yule us a night telephone operator, sistnt booster of Sanford und one of the greatest optimists around Sein ing an d w orks acro ss and up th e s ta te , is fra u g h t has won the James J. H igun schol­ hat ever lived. We will mis.* Henry Chappell, arship, given to “m?n of strong his well tlointr nt*li.lli> -- * ........ w ith unusual possibilities. A nd th is section’s g re a t o u tlet is character, and in need of financial of necessity T am pa— John J . Sam ple, V ice-President G u ar­ assistance." Young Prentice will not be in I a n ty T ru st Com pany, New York. C orner Magnolia and .s i'cun need of financial a s s i s t a n c e a few | years hence. Whether he gets his p MY FAVORITE STORIES a*ss■■«I ,,,, grandfather's money nr not, he; ................. .......................... .. By IRVIN S. COBB probably will be one of the known GENTLE ART OF "CUSSING *> Rockefellers. The best thing that I NEW YOI1K WORLD be not ... him ...in would womu do Along back about 11)05. In the skittishness. The boy leaped down could happen to to inherit Rockefeller money. Any ' s a v e andi Dark Ages of uutomohiling a vet­ from his scat and held the heads About profanity, now, what b The truth probably is thnt wc erinary surgeon of tuy town, whom of the team, tho mules flinching man can stand inherited property, t h iu v e our honest opinion? Are we (or dislike profanity but we like 1 shall call for convenience, Dr. ami trembling as the cavalcade few survive inherit?d w ’alth. In it or against it? A ‘ 1 Wilkins, bought himself :» second­ roared past. A solemn brief good eusser. Cussing, like boot1925. hand cur. It alreudy was begin­ A UNIVERSITY professor in filed with a committee of Congress ^legging, is an anti-social urt, but Seemingly, the lust car had gotu ning to shuke itself to piece* be­ by. The youth wus in tnc act o Ohio, wus arrested when a still for iintimutes • . . , . - we —m ay not may nut be )>•* so *u* one requiring real Intent if pro­ fore it eunte into hi.s possession. climbing back to his place along making whiskey wus found in his hot againstthat it a* W —e pretend. w v m i. T i his ni Ill fuct, so loudly did it rattle, side his father when in the dis house. Now three members o f|Qbrief eorKCis filed in behalf of Judge ficiency is to be attained; and e a r n in g when in motion, thut it was known tunco there urose a torvU’ic ela* the crew of the battleship Texas George■ W. English oi the Federal since we are aesthetic beings nn affectionutely throughout t h e tering sound ami over tho crest of go to court martial. ............ They , .ivy had OUC a bench in Illinois, who :s alleged to well as social beings, we are cap­ county ns Wilkins’ i utent Peu the bill appeared Dr. Wilkins seat­ still and were making whiskey on have profane tendencies ami it sets OUT OF Huller. When the tires wore out, ed at the wheel of his machine and the ship. Thus far complete pro­ forth injudiicial words, that others tured when a virtuoso performs. ; at'l 1 the owner, who was by way of striving valiantly to overtake the hibition la not a complete success. have done the same without los­ We are held spellbound by his A Vacation that is all play being u mechanical genius, equipp­ tail of the vanished parude. Here ing caste. It allude;i to "a certain quaint concerts, his juggling of won’t get you anywhere, boysed it with ordinary buggy-wheels. ho came, with his gears minding, THE FRENCH franc tell off candidate” very recently elected words, and especially by his One day an nutuntobilj run to the tormented vitals of his car nine points yesterday, w h i c h "to a very high position in our salty E a rn sonic money of your o*l] government who is reported to facility, ftom the thousand and a nearby town was organized. shrieking, the wooden wheels clat­ one meaning his fancy gives it, means nine one-hundredths of u m e r anti m ake a start toward > navethe habit of frequently unEvery proud proprietor of u cur tering on the hard gravel of the the word “hell." Just us a joined in. As the profession head­ turnpike and gusts ut smoke is­ cent for the year. The French are phasizing his remarks with a lit­ with hank account. real champion can lick all comers ed out past the corporate limits it suing from beneath the body. not ns meek ubout heavy taxes as tle profanity;” und this allusion, with one hand and both feet tied, one might find, is to the Vice was met by a farmer from the The ustonished agricultuiist they nre in England and in ut this inis President of the United Slates, so a reul eusser can achieve any Massac Creek section on hi* wuy caught one good look at the iq* country. But trance ami will adjust if one eould remember for sure major effect with all other words in to the warehouse with u wagon­ proaching apparition. Then us he her finances in one way or anothfrom his vocabulury. Un­ m s roso. ' t * load of tobacco. His half-grown set the hrukes harder then ever cr. She has wealth, thrift and who the Vice President is. Then deleted there are ullusion.* to a Speaker cle .Joe could do this, for Uncle son rode with him. Once o r e ex­. of the House, who might be Joe wus perhaps the tirst eusser As tho ht&d of the column und lines tightened he called his out to tie boy: die intelligence. Uncle Joe Cannon, und a Sena - of his time. Our Vice President loomed through tho dust the fan n ­ "Hold ’em, Wesley, fur God's ch«n8° tta»»blcrs are turned that utor from Illinois, who might be (it is a pity one cannot remember er’s two mutes, unused to tho sight onke, hold ’em. litre come u selling French currency short is a tho late Shelby Cudom, both of Li# name) is incompetent even to o f , automobiles, showed dg ru of home-mudu oncl" 'dangerous game. whom are alleged D huve been attempt it. No real eusser would profane. debase the word "heli” into "Hell and Aunt Muria!" Best Buj A. P. CONNELLY &» FIRST NATIONAL 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925. ,EPHONE 5 Sanford ■Pt it* 0IY, To Town, litorium a t \ftcDowell ift,. Surosi i y]t. Chapter ‘'Rollins ft plays at UiKh School Williams Dinner [usband ACTIVITIES MRS. FR ED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY ED ITO R rsonals entertained frt Friday Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Fitzsimmons new home of New Haven, arrived in Hanford pr.orirtg her on Saturday for a stay of several iv nnniver- days at the Montezuma. R E SID EN C E T E L E P H O N E : Junior Class Of High School Will Present JOHNSON-POPE WEDDING IS HELD ON Play Tuesday Night SUNDAY AT METHODIST PARSONAGE udKs Griffin of DeLaml spent vffk end here with his mothrlaM of Sanford jfa. J. D. Griffin. *• *V’1" 1 will present “ Doris « « " tm ^ 'i T"wn" hy KutC‘‘ne Hafvr C. Campbell of Charlotte, N. on Tuesday evening. Dec. 15 Ilt i in the city for an indefinite q'V U 'iot'e at th'' Hanford High School Auditorium. on business. The play is described as n clean, sley Hill of Orlando spent the wholesome, fnrcinl comedy, which Js based on !ln absurdly boastful untruth, the author of which meets with a humiliating exposure. A lover in a great cheese fac­ Robert Kent of Columbus, un„ tory in town boasts to his best spent the week end in San for.1 girl to the eouiitry thnt he is pres­ attending to business. ident of the concern, while in re. nlity he i- a very unimportant co-» William Shepherd motored to St. in the offi,-e wheels. Augustine where he spent the week , l he way in which he is exposed is a “scream". end with friends. Hi girl cniiies to town on busi­ Mrs. J. C. Flynn and mother ness with a lawyer who in the son motored home Sunday^ from Jack­ of tin* Mill president. The luwr has a brief, inglorious, wholesome, sonville and Darien, Ga. and very laughable setback, loses Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Lnngerger his gill to the young lawyer, and of Jacksonville were among the his job in the bargain. lie i sated by a stroke of luck which though undeserved is often the reward of reckless good nature. The cast w.t.r announced as fol­ lows: Dob Br w.-ter John Entzmingcr Wallie Larkin. William UoBuse Samuel !hvw*ier Frank Dutton Ted .Spruit Margaret Cowan Doris Bancroft Evelyn Taylor Verna Call,away Ruth Grier Betty Brewster— Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Johnson and Russell Ix?e Wheel.-r Louise Thrasher C. D. Johnson Jr., spent the week Mabel Hogan end in Jacksonville, their former home. Tuesday’s Concert Program Announced Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Pope an­ nounce the niariage of their dau­ ghter Miss Lucile Pope to Paul P. Johnson, the marriage having tak­ en place, Sunday afternoon Dee. lJ at tl o’clock at the Methodist Parsonage, Rev. T. J. Nixon, of­ ficiating. ■« ■<' The above announcement will be received with much interest by the friends offthis popular young couple, the marriage'coming as a surprise, at this time, it having been pi an nod f*>r the Christmas holidays originally. Midnight blue flat crape, fash­ ioned the becoming costume worn by the bride, nnd with this she wore a smart small hat, and other accessories to match. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. if. Pope on Cel­ ery Avenue, and is n petite blond, whose charming personality hns made her a favorite with a host of friends. She is a graduate of San­ ford High School, inter attending roung Harris College, at Young Harris, Ga. For the past few months, she hns been attending the UeorgiuAlabama Business College at Ma­ con. Ga. Mr. Johnson is originally from Newman, Ga., hut for the past two years has made his home at I.cenburg where he is interested in the mercantile business. After a short wedding trip, the young couple will make their home at Leesburg. meeting iliscounigemeiiLs ahead, but never dnuritWl, as she strives t>> carry out her purpose, giving tho entire proceeds to the Petcrboro Colony fund. “To a \\ lid Rose," loved by nil bridal couples, is hut one of the many compositions left behind by th« great composer, which grow ■icarer to llio lovers of Mac Dowell music. Mrs, MacDo;veil’s program will include m.t only 'the lighter num­ bers but the heavier sonatas as well. light, nnd are always brilliant a f­ fairs. The arrangements this year are in the cnpable hands of Mrs. Fred Walsma, who will he assisted by committees to Is? announced later. The rules regarding invitations to the Christmas Dance will be found on page Til of the year book. Until after the first of January, Mrs. Henry Wight, Club Presi­ dent, will not be in her office at the dub building, but will be glad to take cart* of anything that should need attention from her home on Sanford Heights. Her tel­ ephone number is 163-W. WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES Master .John Minarik Celebrates Birthday With Delightful Party PAG E FIV E 'nabbing jrlnsa Madame Voifcof£ Diplomatic Society; by th* wife gf its mlr.i«U.. .Madam Vrikoff !eft Wtrajaw amt upu.t h*» return In D isagreem ent^ torirnrarlj* ■pnarumly rvni»inee<j hur •octal s»it.\ *eh casult Uiat tie To m o Killed Czar! ambitions. boycott av ain 't !u#r his b**u l*ln\od aen.cv hat. FIRST DAY OFF IN JO YEAR J NEW TORE, Pee. ij _ y p j— Lawrence Lr.ch, driv- • for a grain firm H m , h a l his fli»‘. d»v off in “0 obn cert it by tonr.g ng ic jut, 1 Ids tirpi >y»r it; h *». BERLIN', Du 14,—« play “R.iu" i« b wii,t*n r ■ins s:i .hi \* J i ut nub -. u a rr.ij/b'Pury #>jM v-iir ?, the native, rf 1 ig IV clothes. The I why a t wa.ir Try S m iths Harbor Shop for frond barber work. Ladies welcome. N ext to Valdez. Alex Wade Elected Head Of “Yv Body tin Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock the Music Department will assemble for its December meet­ Saturday being his eighth birth­ ing and a program of Gypsy mu­ II. M. Hickmuti of Petersburg, day anniversary. Master John sic to lie given under the aide di­ Tenn., arrived in the city on Sat­ Walker Minarik. invited a iiuiuImr lution of Mrs. J. A. Tnkaeh. urday on business and is making of his young friends to help him This program will have its usual his headquarters at the Monte- celebrate tin- occasion, by attend­ etting o f elaborate decorative ef-! feels, with refreshments served la­ zunrn. ing the matinee at the Milane. ter in the afternoon, and the pub­ where a good wild west picture ■> lic is invited to partiepnto in Its Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Slyer of dear to boys hearts, was enjoyed. pleasures. A nominal foe of fifty After the show, the little jails cents to take cure of expenses is Concordvillo, Pn., were the wock end guests of Mr. and Airs. Ira repair'd to the home of the host asked of all except members of D. Martin at their home on Park for refreshments. In the dining the department, season subscribers Avenue. room, the dining table was center-1ami associate members. The h o s t ed with the large birthday rake, esses for the musical are Mrs. W. j Mi*, nnd Mrs. K. F. Mantle! and iced in white and topped with K S Leak. Mrs. M, Minarik, Mrs. 1’. 1Mrs. Mary Lawlor of St. Pelers- tiny red t a p e r embedded in nar M. King, Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie, l berg, spent tho week end in San­ ciflSUS ntlil led roses. and Mrs, \V, D, Turner. ford enroutu to points on Hie Kneireling the rake were eati On Wednesday afternoon at 3 East Const. ning red ami green walking can • o'clock, Tile Welfare Department will meet with its chairman. Mrs made of candy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Wilson an 1 Nut cups in the form of poinset- i W. L. Henley iit the club house. small daughter Betty Ann of Or­ tins held nuts and candies, while This program should interest every lando spent Sunday here ns the lirick ice cream in the chosen col­ club member, dealing us it does guests of Airs. Wilson’s parents ors of red and green, am' ang>d with the general welfare efforts Mr. nnd Airs. J, C. Ay cock. Lied cake wore served by Mrs. M. of Seminole County—both the work of the county and city nurses nnd Minarik. An Experienced Mr. nnd Mrs. R. It. Deas and of the welfare worker. Mr. Fred At a late hour, the guests re­ Wilson, chairman of the County 'children returned home Saturday luctantly departed for th e ir homes, Welfare Hoard will sneak, as will Insurance Agent afternoon from a weeks motor trip all wishing that John Walker had Miss Abby Doudney, county nurse. to, North Carolina; where the for­ a birthday every dav, After tho speeches several mat­ mer went on business. LAKE MARY Those enjoying this delightful ters of community interest will be afternoon were John Walker Minn* brought up for discussion. DEVELOPMENT rik. Joseph Stewart, John Henrv After the two meetings mention­ Talbott, Jimmie Fox. Frederick Ied above there wilt he only two COMPANY Daiger, Braxton IVrkins, Harry other dub events during Decem­ Phone Joe Minarik. <•. !’■ Herndon .lr,, ber. The first of these will be on H)K Magnolia Avo. Charles Betts, Sant Bradford Jr.. Dec. ““ when the Literature De­ MeKisson Hudlestnn and Howard partment will give a party fori b children under twelve years old, jj ■Mr. nnd Airs. Nod Charlton and Lumb. of nu mbers of the Snnfonl \Vom-[a Bung people daughter of Los Angeles, Cal., |1 invitation who have been spending a few McDowell M u s i c a l pd heartily days in Sanford, left Monday lr the eve morning for a motor trip down Recital To Be Held padott wa­ the East Coast. At Orlando On Friday fts decided s' of Young J. D. Brown, Archer D. Wills ing officers and It. II. Hnusey Jr., members of a motor party from Memphis, Tenn., spent the week end in San­ ford enroutp to places of interest on the west const. 217-W That Will Carry The True Christmas Spirit Brother Mother j Air Rifles Roller S k :d f Tool Ches1* Spotting Goods Aluminum Ware Cutlery Pyrcx Silverware Father Sister ’ Tools Knives Guns H unting Outiits*| Tea Sets Sew ing Scissors Roller Skates Phone 53 •{'♦♦+♦+•>+++♦+*>■>♦<•**$♦<•' •vv-V-t'vvv >V e*t'v>y,+ *>♦•> t - ■*••*••' • ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS T o y s , D o l l s a n d S to ry B o o k s AIi«3 Jeanette Lning, returned home Friday evening from Atlan­ ta, (hi., where she, has spent some time, stopping over enroute home at Tallahassee where she was join­ 'll by Alias Laura L.vng and E. H- Vickers. i been din[ividiil into ami the oyable athach merri■victorious ;* stick Ilf D. Strother, Dr. E. G. Thomas. Mr. and Airs. T. O. Miller, and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. do Grier and son, who have been touring the state, arrived in Sanford on Sunday for Un-breakable Dolls poet*. of real f ie their iny. though teh for I lorstman uubi uakabl doll with voice. Special WE ARE owners and developers, Having subdivision thnt offer most unusual opportunities for th*' investor. Here is your chance to make sum" real money. Apply |{„„m 305 First National Rank Ruilding. Florida Land Investors M echanical Toys Kilo babies, unbreaKaok dressed dolls with voice • table of mechanical Madame Hindry Dolls for Sanford, daughter Loi AngeJ1'! bur!r* on Nov With voice. All beautifully dressed e fine, real, uni r»&tion i e- Children’s Furniture Unbreakable Rocking chair and settees in tan and natural finish. Assorted color? dresses— 75c Sanford Bank and Trust Co The Yowell Company SA N FO RD , FLORIDA B • - jj* j' ,:.k F. iL , ,-w i t ■. . '' ' ...... �VS./-*feKr 3E THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925.---------- Christmas For The Orphans As Brisbane Sees It Technically—Yea T he sp irit of C h ristm as is jo y b rin g in g . T he aim a t th is All Right, Says Mellon Won’t Play the Tune season of th e y e ar should be to give p leasu re to someone else Turkish Wild Women O ur K nt*rrd a t Second d u e Matter, and to m ake those happy w ho a re m o st deserving. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE O ctob er 27, J * l * , * t t h e P o s t o f f l w ■ t Hanford. Florida und er A c t of pleasure alw ays comes from m ak in g o th e rs happy and th e Copyright 1923, by Star Co. March J. r»7. happier we make them , th e h a p p ier we will have m ade o u r­ BY ARTHUR BRISBANE C o p y r i g h t 102.7, b y S t a r Co. ■RRG .Killer and V a itfrr selves. a en rla le K d tle r It. I» 1)0A....................A V We seldom fo rg et o u r closest relativ es and d e a re st frien d s KAHI.O B. J05O1. WahaKlBK lldllcr "THE PRESIDENT la assured when th e n ig h t before C h ristm a s com es around. We have !that Vh© United States is aU east H 'R ld tlP T I O S JM T H S One T ea r— I7.n» HI* Month* *J r>« alw ays a rra n g e d fo r so m eth in g to p u t in th e sock o f o u r little ■abreast of other progressive naP e llv e r e d In City hy Carrier. Jot We have freq u e n tly tion* in the technical development w eek. lie . W eek ly Kdltjon l i . o o boy o r g irl or o u r m o th e r o r fa th e r. per y e a r ______ '__________________ bought som e little g ift fo r a good frien d whom w e w ish es- l0,< S l K , B," ^ i lrtaJ i t P^ b i i RPKt IAL SIOTH'Ki . AH o b it u a r y pecially to rem em ber. ' ^ doesn’t go far. Ecing "tcchnotice*, card* o f th an k *, reaolu* tlon* and notice* of e n te r t a in m e n t * B ut th in k of th o se who have no m o th e r or fa th e r to re- >nically abreast” of other counw h ere ch arae* are m a d e w ill be tries isn’t being an well prepared m em ber them , no frien d s who m ig h t a c t a s th e ir S a n ta Claus. ch arged fe r a t reg u la r a d v e r t i s in g rate*.__________ T h in k of th e th o u san d s of orphans who face th e prospect of ns other countries.” MKWnKIl ARROCIATRU ritBRJI a g iftle ss C h ristm as. All over th e U nited S ta te s th e re will T h e A»*oclated I’re*» I* ea e lu * FRANCE ALSO is technically Irolv en titled to. the u se fo r re- he little hoys and g irls, w hose m o th ers and fa th e rs have all right, hut what i& more im­ publication o f all n ew * dispatches 2,300 fighting credited to It or not o th e r w is e died, w ho will aw ake C h ristm as m o rn in g to see th e ir stock­ portant, she has cred ited In till* paper and al*o th e ings still em p ty and whose only know ledge of th e Y uletide nirplnnes. local n»w* published herein. Air This county tried thee flying rlaht* o f rep u b llcn llo n «»f *peclul season will come from seeing o th e r children m ade happy by machines and couldn't get one ot dl*patrhe* herein are nl*o rese r v e d co u n tless toys. them to cover the distance from MONDAY, DEC. I t, 1923. In th o C hildren's Home a t Jacksonville th e re a re over California. Technically, they may fo u rteen hundred o rphans, m any o f them crippled or a f­ have been all right, hut when it THE HERALD’S PLATFORM to flying there was some­ 1,—Deeper water route to Jack­ flicted in o th e r w ays, who h u t fo r th e good work of th e C hil­ came thing wrong. d re n ’s Home Society m ig h t he u tte rly w ith o u t jo y on th is sonville. This country needs flying ma­ 2. —Construction of St. Johna-Incom ing C h ristm n s day. T h is benevolent society is m aking chines, and many .if them, not diun River canal. a rra n g e m e n ts as b est it can to see th a t even th e se little "technically equality" with other 3.—Eitension of white way. j nations. w aifs feel som e of th e s p irit of C h ristm as. 4, _Swimming pool, tennis rourts, In o rd e r to do th a t, in o rd e r to have n C h ristm as tre e , . etc. 6.—Augmenting of building pro­ w ith som e p resen ts on it, and a C h ristm a s dinner, it is neces-1 SECRETARY MELLON prrgram -houses, hotels, a p a r t - s a ry for th e Society to m ake appeals to th e people of th e *|{c£ Pro*perity for the ment houses. • s ta te fo r aid. T hey have s e n t out c irc u lars a sk in g fo r c o n -1 UnlteJ s t“,c* “ml ” orlJ m 'lc I "economic stabilization.” 6. —Eitension of street paving trib u tio n s and it is to be hoped th a t everyone who can spare j The United States ought to be program. 7.—Construction of boulevard a few dollars will he able to visualize properly th e su ffe rin g prosperous, with good crops, all around I-ake Monroe. of th e se little children and th e h ap p in ess th a t even small tho money, n debt that we car. af­ ford. big as it is, Coolidge in the 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ c o n trib u tio n s will bring. White House, and Mellon in the tion program. T he Society tells w h at y o u r m oney will do fo r th e orphans. treasury. 0.—Expansion of school system with provision for increased fa ­ $10,000.00 will build a m uch needed new co ttag e. The people will he fortunnte if cilities. ____ ___ ___ _ Mellon consents to continue work­ 1,200.00 will pay a w o rk er’s salary a whole y ear. ing for himself. The rumor that 500.00 will place ten hom eless ch ild ren in good homes. BIBLE THOUGHT VOR TODAY he intends going “back to Pitts­ 250.00 will resto re a crippled ch ild ’s arm or limb, burg" is an evil rumor for pros­ GREAT THINGS:—Fear thp 100.00 will pay one-hnlf o ur m ilk bill one m onth. perity. Lord, and servo him in truth: for 50.00 will buy tw enty new d re sse s o r w aists. consider how great things he huth 25.00 will buy toys for a dozen ch ild ren . GREAT BRITAIN, France r.nd done for you. 1 Samuel 12:21. 10.00 will help a pile on o ur C h ristm a s dinner, Italy havu recognized the Russian I PRAYER:—O, Lord, Thou art government sufficiently to do busi­ good, and we are grateful. We had 5.00 will buy tw o p airs of sm all shoes. ness, sell goods and get cash. But j fainted unless wo had believed to 1.00 will help us do th e whole jd b a n o th e r y ear. the British monarchy, French re­ Bee Thy goodness in the land of S an fo rd people if they want, to enjoy C h ristm a s to th e public and Italian autocracy, take: the living. u tm o st and go to bed on C h ristm n s n ig h t feeling th a t th ey their "Russiun cordiality" as u j hav e done th e ir b e st tow nrd m aking o th e rs happy, and if small hoy takes castor oil THE WILD GEESE Low acrom a crimson sun The Russian ambassador, Rnk-1 th e y w an t to he sublim ely happy them selves, th ey could no Setting in a crimson sky, b e tte r s triv e for th a t end th a n by m ailing th e ir check to th e ovsky, presenting his cicdentials And across a crimson lake the French president, wanted C h ild ren 's Home Society in Jacksonville w hich g u a ra n tee s to to The Wild Geese fly. the Russian national hymn played fu rn ish "n d o llar’s w orth o f boundless jo y for every dollar by the French band, in accordance f Hark! the poet on the hank with custom. But Russia’s hymn, se n t.” ---------------- o---------------Pipes a reedy tune, "The Red Internationale,” was not The Parking Situation Piping to the rising wind played. Bukovsky was greeted And tho silver moon. with a "flourish of bugles" in­ Sanford is not large enough yet to have had any con­ stead. •'I* have neither house nor barn, The motto of Western Europe is siderable experience with the parking problem. If we ride Kith nor kin huve I, "We take your money, but we But I know the Elfin Folk around the block a couple of times, we can usually find a won’t will play your tune.*' When the Wild Geese fly. place to leave our car. m r r nttrrw o o n n r t f l a t U iU N . n*rM « ________ 111 A » > m > ___ P ab lU h rU “ 'Neath another crimson nun On u ruddy iitrnnd, 1 have piped n wilder tune In an eerie land. “ Here, and there, and back again Bid the music ply, Wbqn across tho crimso* lake The Wild Georo fly!” / . —Elizabeth MucKlnstry. —------ o—-----,* Anyway,'“it's nlmost time to be­ gin thinking about your new year’s resolutions. We’d like to nominate our of­ fice boy and tho Tampa Tribune’s stenographer u* All-Americans in their particular lines. ' ---------- o--------Headline in the Tampa Times Bays: "Lunroot Secs U. S. Enter­ ing World Court." You can't tell, ho might be using near-sighteu glasses. ....... . o-------A row of stately palm trees adds n hundred per cent to the attrac­ tiveness of the inkefront between Palmetto and Park Avenues, -------- o--------Maybe we could permado Santa Claus to bring nlong several cur loads of huiloing material with which to finish that Ssnfurd-DeLund road. 9.2 *1 i . PAGE FOUR H ie Sanford Herald Site'.’. > One congressman would send the Congressional Record to nil schools and make the pupils read it, We don’t sew why lie should want to pick on the children like that. -------- 1>-------It liegins tn look like Sidney J. Catts will ugain lie a candidate for governor, remarks an exchange. Yes, but being a candidate will be about ns fur as he will get in the race. -------- o-------Tampa is preparing for a visit from Will Rogers. We don’t see why the cowboy-comedian doeiu’t include Sanford in his itinerary. We’d he just us glad us any one else to see him throw a lariat and hear him tell a few jokes. ---------- o----------Congressman Green from Flor­ ida is serving his first term in the House. Judging by the impres­ sion he has made in his fight against the federal inheritance tax, it in evident that he is far from being a grocn young man. — —o-------The Erie, Kan., Record carries the following: "Miss O’Dwyer has been troubled with u gutter for sometime and she hopes in taking this operation tire doctor will help her,” She must not have taken very kindly to the "roll your own" n’.yle. -----------------o----------------The indictments aguinst Full and Doheny have been declared vulid by the federul courts. Since It bus taken the courts over a yeur and a half to find out that the in­ dictments arc okey, do yuu sup­ pose it would be expecting too much to hope that the two men will lx* placed on trial by the year 1030? -------- o—-----The Sanford Herald suys that Sanford motorists will welcome the news that work has been stu rt*d tin the Osteen-Snnfurd road. This is indeed news, and welcome, not only to the good people of the "Celery City," but the the thous­ ands who travel that way. We in Orlando are moru than glad. If only the new road between Sanfor and Do Land vere finished it would be a lime for universay re­ joicing. > But the time iH rapidly approaching when Sanford like THE WOMEN of Turkey wear many other Florida cities will have to regulate concerning parking. "No Barking Here" and "Park Fifteen Minutes riding breeches and no veils, and demand the right to apeak at Here” signs will soon he displayed everywhere that we can now religious gatherings in t.'ie mosfind a vacant piece of curbing. qKs, "to teach our igruirpnt siaIt wan only a m atter of a cmiol» ot year* a;/o wnpni-m?' not more than n dpzen cara coutd he'Jieen pcrigjtt^furhf'arhvltt.j. ihr«e .’adics, formerly of th? irst Street. If one 'drove on u< tfr.e oi r,h<* le IT*1'1* *tro advised to read First length of Fir chapter, twelfth streets, he might not see any cars pawed ur.yw- >ie. t ;* vimathv.‘R itrecond T Suffer Not n Wornhow times have changed! Cars are parked o’* Fi »t 1p iL<i, Nor to U .urp Authorfrom Sanford Avenue to the railroad tra.k and on inn ay t ; >*■f tlH Man, But to be in *7 the side streets until it is almost better sonic timn> «.ivi >rt. .■“u.nr.ij a reason, St. your ear a t homo and walk to town. i"it jib-- It, “ For Adam Was The time is coming when something will have rc . - ion, p .iV fi then Eve." and looking to that time we wish to call to tin; *r»t;Ln of the m erchants of Sanford what the store ownei fiM i.e KATO, of Japan, Boston, Mnsyinchusettes are doing to relieve tin j.a. situation. Ninety Boston stores have made arran g em en t J . . . die A-* t*iiited Press that the if./i ii; .* to talk abuut diswith nearby garages to provide free parking accomoda­ The Japanese have a tions for their customers between the hours of nine and mu* tr.( very thing. Just now jtfV ire •'t;sy building flying mneleven in the morning. For each additional hour of storag ' r t jja our J‘big butter and a charge of ten cents an hour is made. v ”) an '■ in charge of the army i Some stores in Cleveland. Ohio have turned the roofs an., vy are talking abi.nt fly-! of their buildings into parking*places and have provided ing nir.i.bines, not building any, \ elevators to lift the ears of their customers to the roof. A large department store in Miami has made the same ar­ MR. KATO. of Japan, sny* any rangement. talk about war between Japan and ------------------- o--------------------- THE VERY LIBERAL laws that have been enacted and the advertising, judicious on the whole, which Florida has had, should increase the population of the state permanently and annually at a rate from one-quarter to one-half million inhabitants. All of these will come Id sow before they can reap. Even those who do not stay permanently will assist in bringing much money into circulation and after all what Florida needs is not resources, hut tho money to exploit them. Those who come to build permanent homes will be an im­ mediate asset to the state and one of Ijie best. The poor do not travel. Those who come to assist in the development of permanent improvements—and of these there are many whose efforts are picturesque—will abundantly advertise the State.—August Heckshcr in New York Sun. ------------------— — o -------------------------- - ALL FLORIDA STRIKES me as being exceptionally sound. Your city has industries now and will have a great many more. The location here with the limitless back coun­ try to draw from is ideal. The Ridge section, which starts around Sehring and works across and up the state, is fraught with unusual possibilities. And this section's great outlet is of necessity Tampa—John J. Sample, Vice-President Guar­ anty T rust Company, New York. America in an absurdity «r.d "p h y -1 nically impracticable." That w art would be an uhsurbity for several reasons. But it •» not "impracti­ cable.’* i , A flying machine could go from ,Tokio to Washington rr ine other . way in ninety hour*, unit carry with it u loud that would make either city extremely uncomforta­ ble when the loud dropped. Our profound gentlemen in Washington don’t know that yet. 1 hoy may know it some day. Premier Kuto nnil other Jnpanose in power know it. That’s why they are building flying ma­ chines. nml not talking about do:armament. V \% Our n lnK tnwt'i mentandi Have a 5 DEySI Faints and: Hall Kil At,T o r / v \\- 1 ... 1 Ill 1. VA4 'r*it C«ti ... Il0” T*,] i$ fc 9 h*lK| "V ■n sa a a ia i,,, JUST IN PASSING A U D ITS By R. J. HOLLY Hall, Peniland & Postmaster General New says that nil postoffices will be closed on Christmas Day n:i wants the "employees to knock off" for the dny. We thought they had "knocked off” long ago. Jacksonville, Tampa, J|^| Sanford. West I’almE^ Note by th * Orlando Sentinel Hint the "Bottler:i” met in Orlando Inst week. Suppose Bill Glenn and the Brassier Twins made the addresses of welcome. C E N T R A L FLORIDA Of! •117-oLS First National Bull Sanford. Florid] S. G. GRAY Ite.sidor.tJJh Latest fashion note—"Feathers huve supplanted hells on garters. In this day of chickens such a departure should Ik* in keeping with all the other funny u’.uff. Now you pullet for me. The Kissimmee Gazette says that William Candler of Coca Cola fame will spend several million dollars in investments in that thriving city. We hope that Harry Neal will get him n Coca Coin shampoo. - * "I *i • *j i » | •. According to the many press notices in The Herald we can look for A. P, < onnolly and Edward Higgins to take their picks and shovelu and dig that canal next week. We print a lot about our river facilities. We also talk a lot about it. But now when we can show the world what river transportation means, when we could put on barge and bouts nn,| haul freight here despite the embngo put into effect by the railroads, we sit supinely by ami take it out in talking. ni sisti r city of I),*Land will join us in this great movements and we can get all the materials we need in barges and boatu If WU Will just use our river. Either use it now or emit talk­ ing about it in the future. Herb ?rb Felkel, the presiding genius of the St. Augustine Eveningg L.v.,.,,,, „,K,i,K „ui Record, is bringing out a mg big aunnny Sunday edition of that ^piufhtl} Ahcl*t anti making it a real newspaper in every rcsp r t. St. Augustine is "feeling lu-r oats" along with the other iities in Florida and Herb will keep up with the procesiion by .nxtnlhng n big tubular press that will print 30.000 newspapers an hour. \\c do not know just how ninny hours per day Herb vvdl run Ins now press but at that it is a great boost fur the "Ancient < ity," My sympathy is extended to my old friend. Tom Higgins, "" experience more or li‘s;, grief in this lifu hut it never comes in such large mean ire or does it strike such n real son as I.yman lliggim wu.-i to his father. They were real pals in every sen... of the word and yet find Tom can Ik* thunkful he lias his daughter Mrs. Colennin to Ih* with him in year to come. n /Gmdwr old pioneer passed away this week when Henry JOHN ROCKEFELLER Pren­ , happen died suddenly. He was one of the first men here tice. working his way through t<) grow celery and made u success at it. He was also a can>nk’ “ s a night telephone operator, sistnt booster of Sanford and one of the greatest optimists has won the James J. H ,K,in schol­ uv®r *ved. We will mls.i Henry Chappell. He went about arship, given to "m?n of strong lus well doing quietly ami unostentatiously but wus one of the character, and in need of financial finest citizens of Sanford. My sympathy is given to his fumassistance." »y. He was one of my lust friends and cheered me on in the Young Prentice will not be in early days when things lookd dubious and dark clouds of un­ need of financial assistance n few certainty hovered over us. years hence Whether he gets his MY FAVORITE STORIES grandfathers money ,,r not, he GENTLE ART OF "CUSSING" probably wiB he one of the known By IRVIN S. COBB Rockefellers. The best thing that NEW YORK WORLD Along back ubout 1905, in the skitti.iliness. The hoy leaped down could happen to him would be not to inherit Rockefeller money. Any About profanity, now, what is Tha truth probably js t(iat Dark Ages of uutomubiling a ''vt- from his seat and held the heads man lun stand inherited property our honest opinion? Are we for erinnry surgeon of my town, whom of the tenm, the mules flinching few survive dislike profanity but wP inherited wealth. l shall call for convenience, Ur. and trembling us the cavalcade it or against it ? A solemn brief good cusscr. Cussing, lj^L, |)((()[ Wilkins, bought hinuelf a second­ roared past. filed with a committee of Congress legging, it an anti social art, art but hand cur. It already was begin­ A UNIV KRSITY professor in Seemingly, the lust car had gone ning to shako itself to pieces be­ “if- /• he youth wus in tne act of Ohio was arrested when a still for intimates that we may not be so one requiring real t»,lent if ,,ro. fore it came into hi.) possession. c lulling bnck to his place along­ making whiskey whs found in his hot against it as we pretend. This ficiency is to be attained; and In fuct, so loudly did it rattle, side his father when in the dis­ house. Now three members of brief is filed in benulf of Judge when in motion, that it was known tance there arose u terrific c!a‘- the crew of the battleship Texas George W. English oi the Federal since we are aesthetic livings an affectionately throughout t h e tering .sound and over the crest of B° t0 7 Urt n ,,rtW- They had a bench in Illinois, who ts alleged to well as social beings, \Ve nre ca‘() county us Wilkins' I atent I ru the hill uppeared Dr. Wilkins seat­ still and were making whiskey or have profane tendencies and it sets tured when u virtuoso performs. IIidler. When the tires wore ou', ed at the wheel of his machine and far cumplcte pro­ forth injudiiciai words, that others We urc held spellbound by his the owner, who was by way of striving valiantly to overtake the hibition is not a complete success, have done the same without los­ quaint concerts, his Juggling „f ing caste. It alluden to "a certain being a mechanical genius, eouipp* it °f the vanished parade. Here candidate" very recently elected salty words, and espt.c u ,|y , .. ed it with ordinary buggy-wheels. ho came, with his gears gilading, THE FRENCH franc tell off “to a very high position in our facility, from the thousand „ nd One day ur. automoblb run to the tormented vitals of his car nine points yesterday, w h i c h government who is reported to one meaning his fancy irivp* a nearby town w'as organized. shrieking, the wooden wheels clat­ means nine one-hundredths of u hnvethe habit of frequently em­ with the word "hell” j £ t “ Every proud proprietor of n car tering on the hard gravel of the phasizing hi* remurks with a lit­ real champion can lick nil come™ joined in. As the profession head­ turnpike and gusts of smoke is­ cent for the year. The French are tle profanity;” and this allusion, with one hand nml both feet tie l not ns meek about heavy taxes as suing from beneath thn hotly. ed out pnst the corporate u n its it one might find, is to the Vice so a real cusser can achieve uni’ was met by a farmer from the The astonished ngricultutist they are in England and in this President of the United States, major effect with alt other wor.iMassac Creek section on his way caught one good look at. the ap­ country. But France will adjust if one could remember for sure deleted from his vocabulary, jjn in to the warehouse with u wagon- proaching anpurition. Then as he who the Vice President is. Then cle Joe could do this, for Unel# load of tobacco. HU half-grown set tho brakes harder then ever her finances in one way or anoth­ there are allusion;i to a Speaker Joe was perhaps the first cusr»n son rod* with hira. uud tightened his grasp on thu er. She hus wealth, thrift and of the House who might be of his time. Our Vice President intelligence. Once m o r e ex­ Uncle Joe Cannon, and a Senu- (it is o pity one cannot remember As the h«ad of tho column lines lif viilhd out to ttii boy * loomed through the dust th" farm- [ "Hold ’em, Wesley, fur God'v change gumblcrs are wurned that ator from Illinois, who might be Lis name) is incompetent even t,, vr'a two mules, unused to tho s ig h t, sake, hold 'em; Hero cornea u jselling French currency short Is a tha late Shelby Cnilom, both of attempt it. No real cusr<*r xv„„ i,i whom ure alleged to huve been debase the word “h“n” her." into "ii1"; o f , automobiles, showed ilgns of home-mndu one!" 'dangerous game. profane, and Aunt Muriat NOW OPES T H E ALTAMONJH AI.TAM ONTE Sl'KStju,1 Between S anford and Orlando. tat\* M agnificent location. 27 ;irrnii two lakes. Golf, tennis, unngt g u ests. Fine o rc h e stra , cuisine and scrdttw fam ily hotel. R ates verv moderate. GEO. E . BA TES & SON-thwiersuil *. ... B i-1) rather difficult to get an abstract out of n lawyer's o f f i c e these days in less than thirty days or more. One fellow becoming impatient, broke into the safe of n certain lnw of­ fice. nnil took out his abstract. While taking it some of tho money stuck to his fingers and he was arrested for “abstract­ ing. I*'I. I'itzgccnld of the Daytona News is celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of that fine newspaper. Twentyfive years of service is some good record especially when that record is of the sort that Ed. can boast. Congratulations, Ed. uiul may wo see you at the helm twenty-five years from now wih.no reef in your trousem SYSTEMS m riiiiia e a ia ia iiiiB iiz u iiiiiiii Best Buj ■ : In H eart of Sanford . -J On M agnolia Between First and! 41.6 by U7 ■ S Price $50,000 * $30,000 on 99 year M This price values. consideralil) u|,^ r NINE ROOM HOME IN UKEl I T ic e $ 4, 750—$2,250 Cij s Balance on Easy Term* Will yield $50.00 a month income to* apartm ent. Considerable t'101""1 *" 1 shade. A. P. CONNELLY C orner Magnolia and ^cufld ‘ SAVE and j © SS2® © t h r iv e in w ay. EARNING OUT OF SCHOOL nml !*■ A vacation th a t is all w on’t g e t you anywhere. „r ,.iiur o®® Earn some money <>t > mer anti make a start bank account. ,a FIRST NATIONAL ,A* VOllU. ft-*- % C jyC % C \( �' the TFr.EPHONE: AND 148 rsonals Dot)udps Griffin of DeLand spent the vtfok end here with his moth­ e r . J. D. Griffin. SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1925, - V h a ' PAGE FIVE -__________________ PERSONAL ACTW irn o ^ — - — -------^IRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY ED ITO R Junior Class Of High School Will Present JOHNSON-POPE WEDDING IS HELD ON Play Tuesday Night SUNDAY AT METHODIST PARSONAGE R ESID EN C E T E L E P H O N E : 2I7.VV Tuesday’s Concert Program Announced Voikoff •lunior Class of Sanford Conductor Joseph Rvixenstcin Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Pope an­ The bride is the oldest daughter today issued the following pro­ ambitions, with ‘.eh rwsuti U ut tl ■» School will present “Doris nounce the manage of their dau­ boycott ae a in 't her h is been **To Town" by Eugene Hater ghter Miss Lucile Pope to Paul P. of Mr. and Mrs. O. J . Pope on Cel­ gram for the hand concert to bo Avenue, and is n petite blond, given tomorrow evening a t 8 C. Campbell of Chnrlotte, N. esdny evening, Dec. 1r* at WARSAW, D-c Aov- taxed »oniev bat. the marriage having tak­ ery o'clock In Central Park: whose charming personality has o’clock at the Sanford High Johnson, j the Sanford C . / IS* I I I M ItS t » t j r 1 U I --------------------en place, Sunday afternoon Dec. made her a favorite with a host of let min.stcr to Warsaw, and his School Auditorium. L ent it* an- stay on business. • 1. March—Guiding Star—Stel* wife arc having a hard time break-j FIRST DAY OFF IN 50 YTUPJ 1J at <1 o’clock at the Methodist friends. She is n graduate of SunL , To Town, The play is described as a dean, . . . >. m n u u f l U ’ U l i5H *l* beritx. b ----- 1 I t ! • ■ Parsonage, ReVi T. J. Nixon, of­ /ford Warsaw's diplomatic aft- , NEW AORK, Pw. Kaditorium at High School, Inter attending Loplcy Hill of Orlnndo spent the wholesome, farcinl comedy, which ficiating. ■••••*• 2. Overture—Bridal Hose—Ln- ing into 1. . — . . — <i —--* — *« Young Harris College, at Young is based on an absurdly boastful vellec. week end here with his mother, ciety because ef hi* -nil "Ted parti- Lawrence l-r.rh. driv">* for a grain - urt*v« The ubovc announcement will Harris, (Ja. untruth, the author of which meets of the Wor Mrs. Ernest Krtipp. 3. Selection—The Prince of Pil • cipatlon In the murder of the Ro firm firm, h a l his fir»t dav off In For the past few months, she sen—Ludcrs. with a humiliating exposure be received with interest by l,J t j “Gyp*?' r-i *-•» of,.this - -• -much - imviva* manoffs. *0 ve. ». H i ubxircrt H h* lortog A ' hns been attending the Ueorgiathe friends populnr young we, at :/:&) R„l*r. Kent , or Collimbn.,^ On., | •I. A. Indian Interiqezzn—Alsha ' 1 7 ^..., ' V S ? to his liest couple, the tnurriago' coming as a Alahama Business College a t MuAt first, the Polish jnvonyn'nt ng around Ids cmomy»r itj >» ■Jaiius Tnlfuth spent the week end in Sanford —Lindsay. was »s unwilling to cccot t Voikoff. girl in the country that he is pres­ surprise, at this time, it having con, tin. __-t-the ~ ■ • de­ hlc. 4. B. Intermezzo — La Rose—- hut. when attending to business Soviet official* Mr. Johnson is originally from Asher. ident of the concern, while in re- !>een planned for the Christmas nied tin minister’s handj were » 11 Newman, Gn., but for the past two Intermission. left with Mr.’, William Shepherd motored to St. nlity lie is u very unimportant cog holidays originally. . ’’LAY P lZ /IJk S GERMANS bloody he was received. years has made his home at Lecnin the office wheels. borne of Mrs. Augustine where he spent the week Midnight blue flat crepe, fash­ burg where he is interested in G. Suite in four parts; "Atlantis The book of Judge Sokoloff, who The way in which lie is exposed ioned the becoming costume worn - * 2:10 The Continent"—Safranek. Ifneva jat the mercantile business. BERLIN, De. 1 4 r-W - TV end with friends. investigated the murder, however is a ‘‘scream". by the bride, and with this she Part one; Morning Hymn of included the photograph play "R-in” i« l r *iL"i- . ■ ,:* After a short wedding trip, the uf a doruHis girl mines to town on bunl- wore n smart small hat, and other Praise. Part two; A Court ment, alleged'I io o*. >'"« mil- hit v ny by young couple will make their home nave been occn signed signer ans as .hi v• ^ 'i «« . ■ i1 v. to have Mrs. J . C. Flynn and m _____ other'ness with a lawyer who is the son accessories to match. Function. Pari three; I Love by L*S?acDowell motored at l.eesburg. Voikoff, asking for Tnjolino to * •ntwlonary a u l 1 w -,u- •, u , *—'• !of the leal president. The l o v e r home Sunday from- Jack Thee (Duet). Part four; De­ hum the ^l'/te Sorosi t sonvillo and Darien, Go. bodies of tne czaru.ic , * Hative-» of i jg i*« vie.tr ... f . uuuicH oi me uzaruuic has a brief, inglorious, wholesome, It.. t . _ it.wt . f llit Mi't struction of Atlantis. family. It bccume difficult for c ° 1 *• and very laughable setback, loses meeting discouragement* ahead, C. Medley Overture—The Sun­ Jfw|t. Chapter and are always brilliant af­ diplomatists and their wives to ig- ' —■ -*-a—''•* ,, , . v I onirerger' his K''1 »« lawyer, and but never dauiULd, as she strives light, ny South—Lnmpo. and ___ fairs. b « t “Rollins of Mr. t«> carry nut her purpose, giving S C i J h ± 2 £ ' S 5 i W * > * » « * > « « * . Jacksonville were among the 7. Concert Waltz—The Skaters arrangements this year are Get plays at Many of tTiu wives declined to l D iS lll11h H B i l l iiCT He is saved by a stroke of luck tlm entire proceeds to the Peter* in The } High School week end visitors in Sanford the capable hands of Mrs. Fred —Waldeufel. which though undeserved is often boro Colony fund. 8. March—Happy Go Lucky— matter '& Wnlsnia. who will he assisted by . i!£ _____ :.Km« c!'rf,u ^ sh °I’ w> «,uv ouojcw. in nip j • ’’’ " barber ." _ . _ » ! ... — — - I . I. K. Morgan of E, Liverpool, the reward of reckless good nature. . "To a \Vild Hose," loved by ail committees to 1m* announced luter. Barnard. : representation representationr. <'’* ■le a f . W lomatlc i. At O f k . I . ill I ICS W C lC OmCbridal couples, is hut one of the The cast was announced as fol­ 9. The National Anthem—Star one Scandina'-;an flLur at Li-iO., m anning the business visitors lows: rules regarding invitations tn -f nndlnne'nn 'ovjnvnent 'o/-'rnKient of. * 1’ l l many compositions left Ik hind by The Spangled Banner—Keys. | spending the week in Sanford. the Christmas Dance will he found fered apologies to Moscow for *he i s C \ l I () \ iiid tJ Z . Hob Hr wster John Entzmingcr th» great composer, which grow on page f t 1 of the year hook. dearer to the lovers of Mac Dowell Wallie Larkin William Du Hose Until after the first of January, library open Mrs. Ralph Wight spent Friday Samuel Itrew-ter Frank Dutton nui.de. Mrs. Henry Wight. Club Presi­ and Saturday in Orlando ns the Toil Sprutt Margaret Cowan Mrs. MncDmvcU’s program will dent, will not he in her office at m guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Doris llancroft Evelyn Taylor include not only 'the lighter num­ the club building, hut will he glad [Williams Dickson, Verna Callaway Uuth Drier bers but the heavier sonatas as to take care of anything that well. Betty llrewst* r— should need attention from her Dinner Mr. find Mrs. C. D. Johnson and ltussell liCC Wheeler home on Snr.ford Heights. Her tel­ Louise Thrasher [H u sb and C. D. Johnson Jr., spent the week Mabel Hogan ephone number is 1G3-W. end in Jacksonville, their former WOMAN’S CLUB home. Master John Minarik Alex Wade Elected entertained NOTES hnrr, Friday Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Fitzsimmons Celebrates Birthday Head Of “Yv Body |y new home of New Haven, arrived in Sanford tin Tuesday afternoon at 3 Dtocoring her on Saturday for a stay of several With Delightful Party o’clock the Music Department will MADISON, Fla.. Dec. 12.-(/P)— IUy anniver- days at the Montezuma. assemble for its December inert­ Alex Made, of Mndizou, was un­ Satunliiy being his eighth birth­ ing and a program of Gypsy mu­ attrariively R. M. Hickman of Petersburg, day anniversary. Master John sic to be given under the able di- animously chonm president; Mar­ fraced with icnn., arrived in the city on S nt-. Walker Minarik. shall Taylor, of Jacksonville, first .mnaiiK. invited mvucu a nuinher numbei rcitinn of Mrs. J. A. Tnknch. al with red unlay on business and is making 1)f |,j, V)l|„ltt frit.n(|H |10|,, |)in, This program will have its usual vice president; Pen Griffin, of A*. ircisu*. his headquarters a t the Monte-Jcclebrat.. the occasion, by attend- etting of elnhorato decorative ef­ M. C. A. older hoy's conference at 1 nut cups, zun,n' ling the matinee at the Milnnc, fects. with refreshments served la­ the eighth annual gathering, which Aluminum W are aoua Chris tter in the afternoon, and the pub­ where a good wild west picture convened here last night. flare cards lic is invited to pnrticpatc in its Cutlery Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Slyer of dear to hoys hearts, \va* enjoyed. ach one ba­ Concordvillc, The conference, which was at­ pleasures. A nominal fee of fifty P' it., were the wpck rk fare min- end guests of Sir. and Mrs. Ira Pyrex cents to take cure of expenses is tended by 125 delegates from sev­ Jie hacks of asked of all except members of eral sections of the University of ior ref re litmiil*. In the dining Silverware Via tuques -1 Avenue. the department, season subscribers Florida football team; I)r. Lee room, the dining table was center­ and h, who associate members. The liosted with the large birthday cake, for the musical are Mrs. W. White, of Jacksonville; E. J. Mr. and Airs. E. F. Mmnlel and iced ia white and topped with K esses IC questions .Mrs. Mary Lawlor of St. Peters­ tiny red tnpet . embedded in nar- S. Leak, Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs. I*. Simonds of Havana, Cuba, general M King, Mrs. S. M. Abercrombie, secretary of the Y. M. (’. A. and iruch merri- burg, spent the week end in San­ ciasus and led roses. mnl Mrs. W. I*. Turner. Fools five course ford enroute to points on the Janies Godfrey, president of the Em iivting the cake were run On Wednesday afternoon at 3 Orlando Hi-Y. in additional to u Tea Sets East Coast. ping red and green walking canes o’clock, The Welfare Department Knives l made of candy. 'will meet with its ehuirmnn, Mrs numlier of other Hi-V and Y. M. Sewing Scissors Guns Mi. and Mrs. Robert Wilson an 1, \ (|t ,-uj,-. in the form of poinset- W. I.. Henley iit the club house. (’. A. svorkem of Florida. Hninll daughter Betty Ann of Or- jjn< | | nuu and candies, while This program should interest every Roller Skates Hunting* Outfits lam o spent . unduy here ns the |,rit.p tee cream in the chosen eol- club member, dealing as it does guests of Mth. Wilsons parents nr^ ,,f ,t.,| mul green, and amr,,l with the general welfare efforts Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Avcock. tamd cake were served by Mrs. M. of Seminole County—both the work )•-: i •• ' • <* a • • . i - *n •: ,-■>>! i nt of the county and city nurses nnd Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Deas and hour, the guests re­ of the welfare worker. Mr. Fred An Experienced returned homo Saturday , * , ,„r lh„ir homes, Wilson, chairman of the County from a weeks motor trip ‘ . i,... i Welfare Hoard will sneak, as will Insurance Agent to.North Carolina, where the for- “U wi-hing that > \'-»lk. t laid Miss Ahby Doudney, county nurse. mer went on business. Ia ' '" n ,,a' ‘ After the speeches several mat­ LAKE MARY Those ___ enjoying. this delightful ters of comnumitv interest will be Miss Maud Tyre, Miss Alberta afternoon were John Walker Mina­ brought up for discussion. DEVELOPMENT Avcock, Friday Ross, and Hugh rik. Joseph Stewart, John Henry After the two meetings mention­ Tillis will compose a pnrty mot­ Talbott, Jimmie Fox. Frederick ed above there will be only two COMPANY oring to Orlando on Monday eve­ Daiger. Braxton IVrkins, Harry other club events during Decem­ the ning to ntend the "George White Joe Minarik, (>. P. Herndon Jr., ber. The first'of llteso will la1 on 108 Magnolia Ave. Phone 117 f t f i : Charles Betts. Sam Bradford Jr.. Dec. 2d when the Literature D<>. tthodi.it Scandals." McKisson Hudlc-m.i! mol Howard j partment will give n party for at ^■■■■■■■■■■■■RBBHHRaRaaaci, SI, aBBKHHRHai|y HaMaHaH4V1]t]C)|]k u u u e u d u a * .•«»*! ■SBrri’anrtenfcr.giin ja v s M M if < ssn ilH J J Mr. and Mrs. Ned Charlton and Lamb. children under twelve years old, daughter of Los Angelos, Cal.,' of members of the Sanford Wom­ ion who have been spending a few McDowell iMu s i c a I an's Club. heartily days in Sanford, left Monday At the Children's party, there CVe morning for n motor trip down Recital To He Held will he some fascinating story tell­ was the East Coast. ing directed by Mrs. S. O. SliinAt Orlando On Friday holser, decided with a very simple little of Young J. D. Brown, Archer D. Wills treat of mmo kind afterwards. officer* and R. II. Hnusey Jr., members of On Friday aftern •■m ;>■ t o'eliad: The hostesses of the afternoon a motor party from Memphis, a t the Sorosis lbei-e. Orlando, Mrs. will Is* Mrs, C. C, Woodruff, Tenn., spent, the week end in San­ Edward MucDoucll, ui law of Am­ Chairman of the Literature De­ Methodist ford enroutp to pluces of inteie.it erica’s great musical g< nius, will partment, and Mrs. William M. give a pianoforte recital of Mnc- McKinnon. on the wes^ const. Baptist Dowell music. On Deccmlier 2'J. the annual Before the piano recital. Mrs. dance given by the Social Depart­ Miss Jeanette Laing, returned Presbyter home Friiiay evening front Atlan MacDowell will give all interest­ ment will he n function of great ta, Ga., where she hns spent sonic ing talk explaining the IVterboro interest. These dances are always Kv lyn time, stopping over enroute home Colony, which lur, !«• i e-tahllsh- anticipated with the greatest doat Tallahassee whore she was join­ ed by her in realization ef a dream hfell Com- ed by Miss i.aura Lnmg and E. of her noted husband. I. ",v it is year, hut II. Vickers. Horstman unbreakable maintained for musicians, poets, WE ARK owners nnd developers. early painters and other w irkers of real Having subdivision that offer D. Strother, Dr. E. CL Thomas. arts, where they will enjoy quiet 1most unusual opportunities for the doll with voice. Special dis- Mr, and Mrs. T. O. Miller, and nnd seclusion and can pei ue their investor. Here is your chance to ■<l into Mr. nnd Mrs. J. do Grier and soil, studies in peace md harmony. make some real money. Apply .. and tiie who have been touring; the state, Tin* composer' wii w, though lloom 300 First National Rank Payable ath- arrived in Sanford on Sunday for forced to walk with a rrutch for Building. Florida Land Investors mcrii- a short stay while enroute to their years, has traveled tima-ands of Co. II. W. Mims, Asst. Dist. Man­ ^ tii'titrio'j.) homes a t Ft. Valley, (ia. miles, giving recital abm t daily. ager. rt" stick of To Who Killed Czar n - * C That Will Carry The True (Christmas Spiri I Mother 1 Father Sister WANTED Phono 53 ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS T o y s , D o lls a n d S to r y B ooks Un-breakable Dolls Children's Story Kook l()e to *1.00 Games, Paint Seta $1.25 Baby Dolls lo d g e d in, | *» mfrush. 1 Cake Were Mechanical Toys r enjoy. P nK the c. Big table oi‘ meehanica! M Dies Of H er aHfornia $4.50 to $6.50 Ts.,ri,l. for LfSanfonl, P daughter. Y Angehur2 itio,, ?»> Nov. fW ie- Madame Hindry Dolls With voice. All beautifully dressed. $3.00 to $6.50 ltbe vale VKltgand. of l « i born in k a, vawo. V't haitimote t to Wil- V in VJV2, Urtw , It AaogViV' r' ■ 25c lo $1.00 each Doll Carriages Made fine, reed, tau, blue. L a. ee $7.30 to $12.50 Children’s Furniture Unbreakable 75c Dolb Rocking- chair and settees in tan and natural finish. Assorted color?, and fancy dresses— $6.00 to $9.50 each lrr. Mrs. I ‘‘‘Kami is It g iry Bohn, Both Inind- to.,:1* Gj„ ^ the !t» r„i. 5i)e to $1.50 each The YoweU Company I « lLl 5 . .. �„ fy ___ afire" •». <% 7 tA L D . M O N D AY . D E C E M B E R 14, 1925. PAGE SIX _____ 1 __ _ _ _ — _ ___ __________ examiners. During the campaign’ of Governor John J. Martin he actj XM;. 4 i—mj i Golf And Swimming Events Feature Tampa’s Gaspariila Carnival Program TAMPA, Dec. 14.—UP)—Annua! outdoor aporie tournament of the West’ Const of Florida to be held at Temple Terrace fn'Tehrunry in cunhectfim with the South FlnrIdri* Fafr and the GasjmrHrd carni­ val will be an a larger k a le thin winter than ever before, accord­ ing to an announcement by thu Tampa Board of Trade. The Gaspariila carnival has won a national fame on a par with the New drJenns Mardi Grass, Gnsparllla, the pirate lands with hip Mystic Krewe from tlic gorgeous galleon and attacks and rnptures the city, which during its occu­ pancy by the bucanheers, is the acene of pageantry, confetti throw­ ing, balls and social iffuirs. The sporting events ringed dur­ ing this picturesque period will bo golf and swimming tournaments nt Temple Terrace, a residential beauty spot eight miles out and recently annexed to Tampa, und n motor boat regnttu on Tampa Buy. The golf tuumnmenl is expected to bring together such stars ns “ Long Jim" Barnes, Walter Ilngcn, Willie MacFarlnne, Leo Diegel, C»/no Knrnzcn, Bobby Cruickshunk, ------ ■ ' r. , . ’ Abo Mitchell, Fred McLeod, George Duncan, Johnny Fnrrel, and Joe Kirkwood. ' Leo Diegel w<in the ovent Inst winter. flnmea, who holds the British title nnd is the unofficial champion of the world through his victory over .Willie MncFnrlnnc, is wintering here a i the professional of tho Temple Ter­ race Country Club. The regatta will have as, ent­ rants some of the fastest motor boats nnd most daring divers in the country. Among the girl natntors of international fnme who, it is expected, will take part in tho swimming contents in the giant ool ut Temple Terrace are Helen fninwright, national nU-round wo­ man swimmer nnd diver, Gertrude Ederle, whose attempt to swim the English channel Inst summer made her the center of world inter­ est. AHeen Biggin, Agnes Gornghty Helen Menny, Martha Nnrelius and Ethel McCnry, the latter, the new A. A. U. national all­ round swimming champion. The carnival with its interest­ ing sports program is expected to bring 500,0(10 visitors from nil parts of the United States to Tem­ ple Terrace and Tampa. S D ■•**>**• X J. W est C oast F ullback To Play W ith Ja c k so n v ille , Eleven; Will Receive $25,000 F o r F ir s t F ive Gnmes Played ^ S s S s ii .. — During the fall term of circuit cobrt Iti Volusia cqunty tblre.w aa a Vumor concerning the { W ftjjjj i f Judge DMklnabn to resign from • -LvJ the bench. The judf* ’ ' time refused to confirm or deny the rumor, but it w»s {earned from his intimate fnendii that ho though only about 38 years of. age, passing, oi years, jthu AVm „ il reputation in tho had stated that insufficient lnThief Association alffl f t S p ' " cpme from Hie “ position was the A fraternal, protective^ main factor In determining*,ms actective organization, QUINCY, Flo. Dec. 14.—DP)_. tion, end tbdt he proposed to ac­ cept an offer as manager of a lfi 11 Laih WWIacd ■WMght,"'to- ^nen bnnded together for the me utilities corporation. ay, said he had npt yet nc- tual protection of their nJT * proP«rty, since thnt time, it is under- ccpted appointment ns judge of u unB moro »i,_B ‘®r.e, „ 000 aided, Judge Dickinson, jvhpae the seyanth judicial circuit, but * “ .J L ___ L m . ,vi>u in eight middlewestcrn Mates residence is in Sanford, hax for: Just when the first lodge b0»r. mally tendered his resignation to Governor Martin. Local attorneys ing the name wns orRanuP,| u i today were of the opinion th a t the Where" he has prnetke'd for 10 not certain, but the ftrsV of 1 1» Information concerning J ,u d g e years; is n graduate of tjie Uni*’ there is uny record wa, oreanuLi Dickinson’s retirement from th”, veraity of Georgia law school, & Clark County, Misrouri, fn \ ^ } { bench is well founded, Inasmuch as class of 1010. He practiced law A. a : Reid, who reai.|ss rt!ar l” ’4the judge had made it known that in Georgia, his -native sU tc, five has been’ president of the o re^ l’ ears before coming tp tp* Florida zation 32 years. >,ani' ho will hear no cases after TOe. years inbir 6f ,G«V* ,Gov; The association doe* in , 51, and' in the Interim he will act Mr. Wright is n member only on Injunction and habeas cor­ em or Martin’s personal k a f f with “ rank — of- lieutenant ............... .................. .... -i& jswDuring & d; the s ? ]„ ^ t ft? the calorta]. Cot. S ieves. y°” e ; pus proceeding** Weight served with the American Borne of jh e 500 members o f ^ e 'S K ^ S K ’ The successor to Judge Dickin­ nnd son is not unknown In this judicial exp^itionary —,—r------ - -forces in -France .. - Jacksonville sub-ardor bad p fo fi!!{&*■*> circuit, nnd has acquired cpnsfd-|was a captain of n machine gun ,ty, including chickens and bo^, urablo reputation os prosecuting i dompnny. He js a member of the stoleh tot ho value of ji,300 hAn! t l ! lla »«taih( attorney for Gndsdon county, nnd| Kappa Alpha fratornity, a J\I Uin pl-oxiniately $700 warth of this ^ was recovered. * [ ™ as a member of the board of barf and a Shriner. ** • I * * _____ _ J : . p- * Accepts Govt P o sitio n W i th M ore i P a y DE LAND,.Flail Dei Sr i tn.fi has been received in Be Land to the effect thd{ Governor John'W . Martin has tendered’Attorney Wil­ liam Wallace • Weight o f Quincy, Gadsden county/ Ilia position of Judge of the seventh judicial cir­ cuit to fill the unexpired term of Judge J, J , Dickinson, ‘who, J t Is understood, hns tendered Tils resig- SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.— DP)—The contract which will take Ernie Nevcrs, captain and full­ back of the 1925 StnnfOrd Uni­ versity football team Into the pro­ fessional ranks and the cqlors of a Jacksonville, Fla., team, was ex­ pected to be signed here today by the great Cardinnl line plunger. Nevers nnd a group of Florida capitalists agreed to the terms of the contract by telegraph rida/ iph F Friday night. To ’close the formally, a cash guarantee E T w . " n“11™ «• t“ k* 000 must be placed in a Jackson­ Information received here is to ville bank and the instrument em­ bracing the terms mutt bo signed by Nevers nnd then be turned over to a San Francisco bank to be for- • warded to the Florida city. 3 X In addition to the $25,000, N c v -^ ers will receive for five games h e i i j re per icent of the var-1,2 j will get five ious gate receipts. AftjVrthe first ■ + five games he will receive $B,000) a , & r < f;. * k I Ut I? Jack Dempsey S iated |n «nme with nn a,ided ten per 3 'I “Goldy? ^Goldstein ■ ? *■ Receives Trophies For Exhibition B o u t ccnt of Rate rcc,ipU 13 " •; * ' . . 1 l. • • ■* Geographer[| ■; GAINESVILLE, Fin.. Dec. 14.— At Miami O11 Jan. 18 State fi DP)—Goldy Goldstein. of Jackson­ ville, who was recehtly designated the most valuable player on the 1025 gridiron team of the Univertrophies' awarded him for that honor nfnong his most cherished possessions. Goldstein wns not only given the W. W. Pepper bronze football trophy nt the nnnunl Gntor ban­ quet, but Jacksonville ndmir>ia tmented him with a beautiful W watch. The Pepper trophy in n beauti­ ful ,b»onze statue of a football player. It was given Goldstein as a result of the latter's scholastic standing nnd ull-nrouiul athletic spitU- ___________________ MIAMI, Fin., Dec. 14.—DP)— Jnck Dempsey will appear in two exhibition bouts in Florida next month, according to announcement made here today by Eddie Conner, tho champion’s representative. Dempsey is slntcd to stage nn oxhibitiun match here on Jnnuary 1H, with an unnamed sparring partner, on the card with a sched­ uled fight between Gene Tunney, light heavy weight champion pug­ ilist, nnd "Wild Bill" Reed. Dempsey’s other Florida nppenrnnco will be at Tampa on Janunry 25. Reports A Great ■ i: (>■ ,, Interest In Florida® * TALLAHASSEE, 'Dec. 14.—DP) —Florida is omnipresent! This ■ •• ■ was the statement of R. M. Har­ ■ per, stqtc geographer, who "hns ■ •> •> just returned to the geological ■ <► department here nfter an eighty- ■ •> day trip through the United States. During his trip, Dr. Harper said, ho encountered u puntber of ad­ vertising signs on the premises of farmers, all referring to the Sun­ shine State. Everywhere, the geo­ grapher said, people were asking Rollins College Ends about Florida, und especially how long the "boom’' would Inst. Thrca Strenuous Season New York automobiles, traveling together and bound for the Benin“Red” Roberts Plays WINTER PARK. Dec II.—f/P) sulnr state, were encountered in In Pro Football Game —Rollins College has just com­ North Carolina. Many train pas­ ■ *• pleted her twentieth yenr of intur- sengers were seen bended for the < ; i — WEST PALM BEACH. Fin. Dec. collegintc football nnd the Tars same place, Dr. Harper added. ■ Dr. Harper traveled 3,000 miles S 1<L—IDP)—"Red” Roberts, former are putting away their moleskins, nfter traveling 4,000 miles in fill____ „ ..... .............. . ... on twenty-one railroads, and in-> Center College star, wh* was a member of the "Praying Colonels" ing ono of tho hardest schedules1eluded Chicago, Boston, New York ; I J and Washington in his itinerary. in ii)20 when that combination iri the history of the school. | They opened the season ag ain st1tie also want as far north ns Can- a brought gHdiron fnme to the south, ■ •* Citadel in Charleston, S. C., and nda. mftfk his ‘debut hero this after­ a :: noon with tho Palm Bench Ever­ then appeared with Mercer ut Mac + glades agnihst rt professional elev­ on, Ga„ in the great Centennial' T pY *»ti ( ' H i o s R m u p h t Stadium. Next came University of I ^ ® Ja en from Fbrt Lnudcrdulo. The Palm Beach outfit won, 12 Chattanooga and then they went C lO S e 1 O C h l C a g O A l i q S I ... to ,d. tJ'dhif piatchlr, former cap­ to Centenary College a |l Shrcve-1 tain of Georgin and nn all south­ port, La., nnd then they |dnycd th e , I iC W I O ern conference fullback, shared University of Flqridn at Gaines­ I>ALLAS, Dec. 14.—f/P)—Air honors with Isabel, former Ohio ville. The Tars then took on two home mail is to hfing Texas cities from Htatfe halfback, in long gains for games, those of Southern College 20 tt> 25 "qruil hours" close;’ to the loculs. from Lakeland nnd Howard Col New York anil 15 hours cloeer to E x-R evenue A gen t Is { y oI * ' Chicago. it now requires from 45 t> 50 A post-season gurne was played ),„Urs to send’ mail, from here to Indicted For Posing with Oglethorpe University of A t-; Now York and about 20 hours to A s A Federal O fficer lnntn at Carnl (Gables and dedi-(i^aih Chicago. When tire airmnil eated the new stadium there on becomes effective sometime this | winter, the time to New York by TAMPA, Dec. 14.—UP)—George Dec. 5. The Tars introduced football t o : w ,y „f Chicago will'be 21 hours E. Walker, former revenue agent, who figured prominently in the the state of Florida anil Inter play­ end that to Chicago about 11 hours. The eity has leased Love Field, Richard Crocker will case at West ed the first game of international Palm Beach two years ago, wns football in this stuto against tho a war-time training camp of 83 acres, five miles north of ths city. indicted by a federal grand jury University of Havana. Fiom this landing place the mail nt Jacksonville for impesronsting u federal officer, William M. Gob- W hite Slavery Charge will be brought to Dallas by trucks—about 17 minutes after er, U. S. district attorney announc­ A gainst R. O. Bennett landing. ed hd-w Saturday. The Dallas Chamber of Com­ Walker is charged with ndsrepm e n tlu g himself and taking tax Is Dropped By Court merce has guaranteed 100 pounds of mail a day foe six months. The pnyniout from a woman n t Beverly JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 14. niiinail rate to Chicago will be Fla., and from an Orlando liusiness tuan. He was arrested In —(JP)—Charges of violating the about 20 cents an ounce, of which Sebring, where be Is raid to have Mann net were dropped today by the National Afr Transport Com­ ■ been engaged in law practice nnd tin* United States attorney follow­ pany, the successful bidder, will N ■ ing failure yesterday of the fvd* jeceive three fourths. held oil bond of $3,00‘l. * Federal officers;say the defen­ eral grand jury to indict Raymond * dant resigned from tho service O, Bennett, Jr., son of a wealthy Florida’s Governor ■ ■ shortly ufter it was discovered th at Chattanooga meal packet, and n lafety box .in a West Palm Bench Charles Vaughn of Jacksonville, To Call On .Coolidge ■M bank belonging to the late Richard and Chattanooga. Itennutt and Vaughn were accus­ Croaker bud beer) mysteriously TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Dec. It.' opened. Walker was investigat­ ed of having brought two Allnnt.t UP) —Gov. Martin left Tallahas­ women to (Jacksonville for immor­ ing the C'foker case for the govsee this morning for Jacksonville i jn ment when tho dlsrovcry wns al purposes. The women testified for a day’s visit before going to before the grand jury last Monday Washington to call upon l'resi ■ •> made,' R was said. ■ + following arrests made on Dec. 2. dent Coolidge. ■ Bennett's wife, the former ‘FolThe governor plans to leave ■ General Wood Aids lieit" girl, Evelyn Farlss. came here Jacksonville, Saturday for Wash­ M til nid him In ills fight fur liberty, ington. He will present to thej ■ »• Cause Of A thletics saying he had been “framed." She President the mviqorandmu adopt t• )> suin'* him for divorce in the ed at the special sets ion of the leg­ .MANILA, Dec. 14.—DP)—Gov­ is county court at Chatta­ islature, inviting the nation’s exe­ ernor General Leonard Wood, al­ Hamilton ■ <> ways nn enthusiast in sports, has nooga, charging non-support. Mrs. cutive to visit Florida. ■ <• The governor, while nt Wash w -• luucd h Statement to encourage Bennett returned to Tampa Wed nesdny nfter saying she would Iington. will also seek to ubtain ■ <• athletics in all important governsiftfinsn ifrom *..>., athe * _government *■ 7v.’ menlal and private urgauiimtions continue her fight for a m t , $150,000 in order that a brooder field from A deerea is expected in about which, he stated, is due the state ■ •> to care for disabled world war _ which to select Philippine repre­ three weeks. veterans nt the Chattahoochee hos- ■ sentatives I nlnternatlonal contests may be available. 12(i Convicts Escape pitnl. The Maryland state prison’ mM will also be visited where the gov­ Among the organizations i.nmcd <> During Present Year ernor. as potential sources *>1' strong ath­ in company with Charles 2 I letes are tho United Stat'-s Army W. Hunter, supervisor of the ■ ■> and Navy, the Philippine t onstulm- . TALLAHASSEE. Doc. 14.—DPi board of commissioners will Iti-. ■ * ■ lary, the Mnnila city police, and —0m> hundred'and one prisoners sped the tag making department government bureau employees. escaped from road camps and 25 °( the prison, in order to udopt Tho governor general urges ear­ from the state farm during the certain methods to the proposed ly preparation for the training of year of 1925, up to Pec. 1, accord­ tag-maldng plant to be installed Philippine rep-e.sentafives in the ing to n report made by T. E. An­ at the Raiford penitentiary. Far Eastern Olympic games, drews, chief prison clerk. which are to bo held in Peking in Sixty-five prisoners who fled One Seriously Hurt 1927. from the rood camps were captur­ ed again during the some period, In Train Derailm ent RETIRED OFFICER DIES while 18 were recaptured for tho LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. ,14.— PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.—(Ah state farm. UP)—One man was seriously In­ —MuJ. Gen. Harry L. Rogers, re­ Forty-two of the 05 road camp jured mid scores were bruised nnd tired, Gen. Pershing’s gunrtermns- recaptures were 1925 escapes, otherwise injured when five cars ter-gSneriil in the American Ex- twenty-three were prisoners who peditiymvry forces, died in his a- had escaped during previous years, number 12, easthound Uom Cali-1J urtnient here late last night, it hut anprehended nnd returned dur­ fornlu and Now Mexico points, ■ ecame known today. He had been ing 1925. were derailed near Roland, 17, 111 for a long time. Thirteen of the 18 recaptures miles northwird of here today, ac­ X for the state farm were 1925 es­ cording tu long distant advices 2 GREECE MUST PAY capes, while 5 were those of prev­ from Rotund. GENEVA, Dec. 14.—UP)—Grboeo ious years. Tlu* telephone operator nt Rol­ violated the Uulgariun frontier and said that reports received treaty in the recent incident be­ One loaf of bread a week wan there from tho scene of the wreck tween the two natloiys and must the allowance of nine-year-old were that five of the six cars of V pay reparations of 30,000 lira Michael Faruduy, from the Gov­ tho train left the tracks und over­ f^bout $219,000), the league of ernment of England at the time turned but that tho locomotive re­ Nation.! Council decided today. of the com famine of 1801. mained on the rails. 3 It) A vft -f- JlmKtltf Sanford’s Residential Masterpiece . ’. i IS OFFERED AT A 10% PRE-DEVELOPM ENT DISCOUNT :■ •U T Mi . v t ,, iT 7 f* Up to and including December 25, 1925 The fa c t th a t practically every lot in th e f i r s | u n it of San L a n ta h a s been sold is conclusive proof of th e ex trem e d esirab ility of this re sid en tial sec tion. . It also points out th e im p o rtan t fact that th e re is a m arked dem and on th a t p a rt of sh rew d in v esto rs for th e close-in hom esites. ' " •'•tl 'll ( ‘>U> i{U \y iil • Pre-developmeixt ^iseount will p os ^lively be withdrawn jD.ccember 25, 1925. Matjke y.pi^r reservation UQW. A 10% deposit wdl reserve a l°t; 15% additional payable in 30 days a ud the balance in one, two, and th r e e years. h *T ' *■ ' d * tw* 3 E j San Lanta combines home atm osphere with constantly enhancing vfdue. & MacNeill Vf S ales A gents x, 107-109 Soul h P ark A venue T vi P h o n e 720 - �•. . '1 . «T 1, m d m * v . K H rtifv • ■* • .r r '• *• * S = = ^ = J S S j ^ O B D H E R A L D , MONDAY. DECEM BER i l TT? ia « '• ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ “f ♦ ♦ • > • > V •:■ :• •:• •:• + . ; . . ; . ,;. , :. ± j . ...... ^ ... «#< f . Opening Announcement Country Club Entrance Section The Second Public Offering of r, . wa •««# •AM in i v/n/i Reservations are now being made in this , the second section to be put on sale. Our representatives will be at the property at all times. Au our wish t Loch Arbor. We urge your immediate investigation Sales A g en ts Next to Post Office FIRST STREET ANI) PALMETTO AVE TELEPHONE 588 ................. I I I I M « ♦ ♦+ A++++4* 4 *; HIM ltm tiil �-v w y£ T H E SA N FO RD H ER A LD . MONDAY. D EC EM B ER H . 1 W . EXPERIMENTAL GRIDIRON CLUB KITCHEN NOW IN OPERATION BKV; V* ■W,; 5Usr* WHP -♦• ft ft,: rf’ Kwr I v1. •' IN BIG JOYCES! l i t me Ecr.nomics R esearch In U nder W ay F o r F ir s t Time In S la te ’s H isto ry ; Doctor A bbott In C h arg e SPECIAL ix t i i i-s f ir c u it r o t ’i i r xkvkx- IX Tilt: CIRCUIT COURT RKVKXTII JUIIICIAl. CIRCUIT, HBMIt ii j r m m i . ci ite r it , coiixTV OF n k iiim im :, IX I'll AXJIOI.K rOf.XT< I'l.Olll DA. XX CKItV. CirAXCKIlV. J. f ; Musnelwliltc. w .' j; Cdlttcutt. C o m p lain a n t. vovinm «• C o m p la in a n t, (layloril 0. Case, If living, nml. If vs ib*ml. H i p lirlrj, dovliSCK grantees F lo r id a N a v a l S l o r e s Com•>r other claimant* uniter Uajrlonl South . a I'ltriNiralioa under' ih o it. Cane, ilcd-nsril or otherwise, in m»i ioUn* »f F lo r id a Mint to the following il«-r««-rit»«'il F r a n k linnt *'e ESSEX COACH— Good K i n g an d property In Hemltiolo County. Flor­ . v i u . n r O. r»»n s o u , ^ ida, to-wit: tires and in firs t class coa­ D vfcn d an tn . The Wr»t Quarter of the Boutli•vest Quarter of the Northeast Illl.l. TO RF.MOVB CM)Ull FROM lition. Quarter of Mt-ellon 3. Township -I T1TI.B it., Itungc 20 K. i*t al. 1921 FORD CO UPE — Good OltDBIl OF l ’UliLICATION Defendants. Bi r r to (tvii-rr t it i .k T o S y l v e s t e r B. W ils o n , o f Ctil- tires, ru n s Rood. ()i,l>l.lt \JF FU III, IFATIHN k o , Cook C o u n ty . IHIuoln: To Caylord O. Case If llvlnir, and. cn It Is iird er.il th a t y o u a p p e a r to 192:5 FORD TO U R IN G — A t If dead, all parties claiming Inlcr- Hie a b o v e c u ticle.! c a u s e , oil o r b e­ n bargain. ■*1119 utolip l lo* slid (taylord <1. fore Hie first* M onday In J a n u a r y . .'.'air, iliTunsed, or otherwise. In |32*S. a rule d a y of tills Court, sa m e 1 OAKLAND SIX — C heap. and to the following described b ein g th e fo u r th d a y o f th e m ou th lands In Himlnule County, Florida und In d e f a u l t t h e r e o f th a t a d e ­ to-wit: cre e pro c o n fe s n o w ilt lie e n tered tlia s t Fuller Motor Co. The West Quarter of the Houth- n gnllist y o u . an d s a id CUllse p ro­ west Quarter of the Northeast ceed e x part.-. •111 W est F ir s t St. Quarter of flection Three 1 3). I* Is f u r t h e r on b -red th a t tills o r ­ Township Twenty-one (31) Houth. der he p u b lish ed o n c e a w e e k for C hrysler D ealer Itarige Twenty-nine (23) Hast. four c o n s e c u t i v e W eek s III th e To liowsrd t., .Merriniaa. It liv­ •'Sanford Herald,** n n e w s p a p e r { ing. and. If dead. All parties claim­ published In Kmiford. F lorid a . ing Interest under the said How­ W i t n e s s ti le h and o f th e Clerk ard I». Mi-rrlman. dsconced, or oth­ of said C ourt, m ol th e o f f ic ia l seal erwise. In and lo theabove ib*g- th ereo f, ol. thin f. d a y o f D e c e m ­ erlhed pinpertt*. To David It. Head, tf living, and. ber. A. D.. 1325. V. B. IM F*II.ASS. If dead, ull parties claiming In­ terests under the salt! David II. Clerk C ircu it C ourt, S e m i n o le C o u n ­ AC U . ESTATW — IX v r .b t .m k x t * ty, F lo rid a. Head, derearod, or otherwise, la and to the following described IJy A. M. W KB K S. Lobby P u l e s t o n - B r u m l y D id * . lands in Seminole County. Florida, 1». C. Hanford F io n a * to-w h a rles I*. D ic k in s o n . Tli. Northwest Qunrter of the C Northeast Quarter of NB'j of Sec­ .Solicitor fo r C o m p la in a n t. tion Fifteen (15). Township Twen­ ty-one (21) South, Itungc Twenty* nine (23) Bast. To Marlon II. Downey, If living, and. If dead, nil parties claiming Interests under the said Marlon II. Downey, deceased, or otherwise. In and in lliu last above described property. \ W e Are Seminole County To Walter f,. Head and---------Head. Ills'wife, and ull unknown persons rl.liming un Interest in Representatives and to the following described ftijarin as G athering O f G reat And N enr G reat F urnished GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 14. FUn And Relaxation T o T h e —(A*)—Organized and systematic Lim it From Soup To N uts home economics research work un­ der the supervision of the Florida Experiment Station is getting un­ President Coolidffe der wny for the first time. Dr. Davis Abbott, who be?nn Headed Guest List Ouida work ns head of the homo econo­ mics department of the Experhnent V ice-President Dawes And Station in November has outlined Speaker Lonuw orth A rc a number of important problems Nam ed As Fun Provokers relating to foods nml nutrition on which she intends to work, and it WASHINGTON, Dor. H .-t/P L is hoped that in the course of a lew months preliminary results The Gridiron Clul» of Washington will have been accomplished. newspaper corre.nondentn, giving A modern experimental kitchen their regular winter dinner Satur­ is being installed in connection day night, “grilled’’ public men with Dr. Abbott’s work here ami nVid affairs at home and abroad for will be available for experiments. of the first scheduled to tho amusement of a large com­ beOne studied in this project is tho pany of notables headed by Pres­ exclusive vitaminc, which has a t ­ ident Coolidge. tained such popularity in recent The entertainment had’ distinct­ years. Dr. Abbott will attem pt to ly a Congressional flavor, designed determine whether chlorophyll, the green coloring matter in leaves to fit in with the reassembling of and plants, nml extracts of the Congress, but In nddition to do­ yellow pigments of nlfnlfa, oran­ r o p e r ty In S e m in o le County. F l o r ­ mestic affairs, the Gridironers ges, carrots, etc., can be used as pida (o-w lt: found time to have some fun with a source of the fat-soluble vitaT ile N orth H a lf of th e Sou th east Q u a r t e r of th e N o r th e a s t Q u arter tho foreign debt situation and mine if in human food. o f th e N o r t h w e s t Q u arter o f S e c ­ For this purpose a number of tion F if t e e n (1 5). T o w n s h ip T w e n ­ other toplcn of the day’s news. white leghorns chicks will be used t y - o n e (21) S ou th , Itu n g c T w e n t y The Usual distinguished com­ and various rntinns will be tried nine (23 ) B a st. You and e a c h o f y o u a r e hereby pany of official*, diplomats, busi­ and the effects on these chickens ord ered to a p p e a r to th e ab o ve ness and industrial enptains, men noted. e a u se . Hie fi r s t M onday In Jiiiiltof affairs, newspaper correspond­ In case it is found that chloro­ ury, 132*1. s a m e b e in g th e fo urth ents and authors enjoyed the fun. phyll and the yellow extracts are day o f th e inoiilh, mid a rule day o f t h i s co u rt, und in d e fa u l t th e r e o f The fun-making began almost as or necessary in feeds for o f a i|(*crce pro confotlsu w i l l he soon a:• the guests were seated. An suitable en te r e d a g a i n s t you, mid rneli of the idea might be adapted yo u . nud mild c a u s e proceed cA unexpected guest, who professed to chicks, to human or animal nutrition. parte. Lb the Countess Kuroiyi of Hun- Vitamines from such sources It Is fu r t h e r ordered that thin o r ­ ary demanded a scat beside might lie added to fats which do d er h e p u b lish ed o n c e II W e e k for fou r e o lise e lltlv o i v e e l i s III tile S a n ­ ccretary Kellogg who had forford Herald, n n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h ­ hidden her admittance to the not contain vitamines, such ns ol- ed at San ford , Florida. United States, proved to be The­ comargerine, coconut oil, etc. W it n e s s l tie hand of th e Clerk of Other tasks which Dr. Abbott said Court, m ol the se a l of said odore G. Joslin of the Huston ................ th is the 5 d ay of D ecem b er Transcript, who was being initi­ has set up for herself and assist- Court, until include, if possible, finding* ' ■' 1923. ated, to the club. V. B. D O l’tll.ASS. out why certain canned fruits and Clerk Circuit Court. Suinlinde Vico President Dawes found vegetables spoil, und how to pre­ County, F lorida. himself likened to Mucbcth. lie vent tliis. Green corn, which is By A. M. WBBKH, D. C. made the boast that the senators very hard to can successfully in Charles I*. D ick in son . in a n t. opposed to revision of the Senate glass, will he one of the first stud­ S o licito r for C o m p laDee. 7-H -2I-2* rul’.‘a would "tnicnk and gibber in ied. She will also nttempt to chryUieir leathern scats" ere he was stnllize citrus and other fruits by in t i i i : r i m i n ' t oi iit . nbv •lone. The Vico President found various F.XTII .11 lilt III. H ill I IT, HBtlmethods, while at the same tilmslf portruyd in song as well. time retaining IXIII,K (III NTl, I'l.Oil llll. IN the original flavor B ill. To the air of "All Alone," he wnH and color; develop and improve J. II*.II INI Musxt'l'.vhlte, pictured ns leading the fight to methods of preserving citrus fruit C o m p la in a n t, versus put an end to all Senate "bunk." juices; conduct experiments in the Ax. I (>. Jepsttn. et III., One of tho picturesque events I > i’f •-11*1IIli t M . W a s the* Revolt of the Marionettes. homo manufacture of vinegar from OllDBIt l»F 1*1'IH.ICATI* IN waste fruits, and study the effect Tli.- Still.- i.f Florlllu, Hre. tings: Four III number, they entered the Clara IV. Cuffuu: hall to the cadence of The March of pork on the diet of children un­ Ti> from a ffb ln v ll of of tho Tdyu Beginning a discus- der school age. These projects will l '..Ithi l>t.ap1 1pmiiatitiliiKb. rrln Hull )<m tinall require a long time to com­ nion of ventriloquism, they de­ a ri'Hlili'Ul <if tin* S tiU e of Florhlii; Hull )..ii ri.iir.-nl yiiursi-lf f rout s e r clared Col. William Mitchell was plete. \ Ii-i- nf process; that you are o v e r I ho ventriloquist, because he could ib.- a g e of t w e n t y - iiiiii y ea rs, ami not control his voice. Senator Prospecting Is More th ere Is no Other per Soil III Hie S t a l o of F lorlila s e r v ic e of s u b ­ Borah of Idaho, on the other hand, poena upon w hom would bind you. was described as a ventriloquist, Fun Than M ining Gold Therefore you are hereby nrderbecause “Iv speakh with many iil to upp.ur to Hie above entitled al Ibe office of Hie Clerk ol voices." One Marionette recalled SEATTLE, Dec. 11.—(/l*)—Wil­ cause lliu Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ that during the French war debt liam G. (irmly, who discovered ty. Florida In the Court House of ijcgotiutions Senator Rood Smoot gold in Gold Pan Creek and started sold County oil or before tile first Monday In January A. I». I32ii. of Utah was inclined to put Ins a rush in Cassiar country of British same being the fourth day of tinfoot on tho conference table. Columbia Inst year, says that look­ month, and a rule du> of tills eourt. make answer uulo the Hill nt “Why didn't the French leave ing for tin* precious metal is more ami Complaint (Uni herein, nml In de­ some cam in our counting table?" fun than taking it. fault llieieof II decree pro cnilfesso (inked one Marionette. Mining is just lined work, but will be ciitereil against you, ami citch of you, and sun! cause pro"Because," came the prompt re­ prospecting is great sport. I e | parte sjionse, "tho senator's fw t wtre in “ Maybe I'll sell out my inter­ It lr nrdertd 'lint Hits Orib-r he way. ests so I can go out in tin* lulls pIlhllHdied Otli-I! li WccK lor four Tho World War debt skit, und try to find soMcthing else," c.iii centIvo w e e k s In tiaiiford H e r ­ ald. a n e w s p a p e r printed and pill. howed one member playing the lie added. Ilstied In .Sanford, ttruilimlo tJount) art of a magician and the other Grady and bin partner, Hugh Florida In w l t u . x s Whereof till- Clerk of in evening dress. Thu magician, Ford, worked the claim for fit) Ito Circuit Court laa -■ M-t I.Ih hand Who proved to in- “ Little Inc*" ('ail- days last nunimcr and took out £-1') aaad a ff ix e d tliu sea l of sa id coaati ipux, held in one hand u toy bul- per shovel daily. (Irmly came to Hals Hie .. ilay of to .... tuber A. 1' Inoii, representing UVi per cent., Seattle enroutc to Ivcilcm Can­ 1325. V. B. I * it'll BAILS. and in the other nothing, which ada to visit liis mother, lie bad C l.rk •'treult Court. Senitnoli represented “capacity to pay." The about $10,000 in gold nuggets. C ou n ty, Flaarlil ■ explosion of tile balloon tlid not By A. M WBBKH. D C 'li irl. i t * 1l|ek Insoii. mirjirisu his fellow actor, who said A revised ordinance of tho city aHollelior for Coniplaliiaiit. Unit trick hud bum n.cn before, of Omaha reads: No person en­ (13* both Belgium and Italy bad gaged in peddling as foot or hand­ i:i.B«~ri<IX I'lHH'l. \ II X’l'ItiN “exploti•led’’ 31* per cent. "Litllo r mi l by virtim nt tin- ntt.1t'O,’ protesting ho still lunl left cart |H*ddlcd shall have an assist­ tb nPii'li rllv vi-.it.'ll In tin. at a niu»« “capacity to pay," placed his nth*, r ant while ho engaged. Ill.'uUliK Ilf (hi* CitUl'tIH mill n u ullflint eli .-turn o f tlie T o w n nf I K4* hand over an empty flower pot. M iu y . l-'li.rlilit. I liuri li) call nml -Flowers which instantly burst into •inter all i-l. i'tliill In bn It> lit mi tlie 1)166m, were disappointing, how­ I5tli <lny i.f Deenlitber A. I*. 1325 Itadlator, Body, I'.-mb r:i, Iliantin .ilia limit tbo prop..Hint T o w n ol ever, for "Little Joe" admitted li I n g Bonril. ItepalrliiK l.iil.. Mary nml tiirouuboiit tin.- lerthey represented only gratitud • ■III.rial 11in 11h n f llie T o w n of Biike Him Ihunks, adding taut the trick Wii itpei-tallzo In Wreekta Mar) . i -i ib-flneit In Hint c e r ta in uct Npould be learned—"0‘J years from • i Hie li lils lu tu ro •'! (lio Hlftti of l-’|inlil.i. ilnly paxniHt amt uilopteil Sanfortl Radiator anti now/’ bv III. I.eitlnlnture of tile Hi.lie ol The member i;i dress suit mll-’lnrlil i. tlc'ision i.f 1325, ciltltl.il: Body Works tnitUd to being Senator Smoot, An Act to ornanlau nml Incorpori'ti. i r i i t l c nml I'Ktnbll^lt it inn who udvised "Little Joe" that tlie BaAlators. T.iimpa nml I'eiidera nil'll*.ti lt \ to In- k n o w n iih Hm TOWN United Staten Senate woultl match AH Aiiloimildlu Met.it I’nrtu I'F I.A K B MAI’. Y; lo ilefllte Mm terthe magic of tho Chamber of Depi Itorial limliH nml to provlilo for It« W eld in g , Hrnzlug anil S o ld e r in g iuriailli-ilon, pnwvrii, pi ivll. acs. utlck. W o r k ( i i i n r n i i l r i - i l l o I 'U - a se ftinclioiiH nml privileges,'* nml to : Recognizing cilici nis of Secre­ iluterinllii. th e i|ui-sHou w liu lh vr aim l l r s l Hcriiliil H i r e d tary Wilbur, three incuiburn, nnbl Act of tho l.cgluliitnro tiltulI loSiaoCorit, F lo rid a iiib.pt.il ami u p iiriiw il nml (.* i*li-ct dresM-d as Mtilors, ileclnrcil as Hm follow lint o f f i c e r s of tile TOWN drum's rumbled thut bed-time O F I.A K B .MAItY. provlr.n l uni.I stories never mmlc tho Navy c h u rl, i- ..f tbo T O W N O F I.A KB great, but urged their guests not MAI t V Is nt an III i l c c t b . n r a t l f l n l nml nppri.vi'il, to-Wlt: it lo' divulge their confidence to lliu A ii a y o r . it llonril o f F iv e A ItierSecietarv or he would semi them iiii ii. a FI. rk. Trcusttrur nml Assi'sto far-off (iuatn. snr w h o shall be om* unit tho sa m e pet sun ami a C ollecto r; Ibe term A new method wus employed by o f .iifli'i' of itll of Uio a b o v e iiiinttil tho club in introducing disting­ oHIc. ih lo bo for t w o yours. uished guests. Two number • om* I her.*!.;- a p p o in t A. B. HJoblntn, In a'*"hick" cpstuino und curryOli-i I. nf s tl.i e le c tio n , unit OmniItPiirt HJublom. i l e n r g a i: W ils o n ing a enrj et bag, poi ig as n i c.v nml T. A. I'.reenloaf, Inspector:* of t-uiiihdtnninti, and H..- oilier in m tI .< • l-li'Ct O-II mvay ami higlt silk hut, an a new Tlie pollltu; p la ces for saltl d e c t i . . . .-ii.ni i s nt 'in.- .Suin' ol A. I». senator, a. Led nermisstoa to s.* H.' ibloiil In lliu Tow n o f l.li1. 1 M a r ) .| (h> If idcra in public life und guests Flat bla. were u a’icd t*i rtuiul when the!.' Tli*- tot nt of ballot to lie tise.l In Persistent coughs and colds lend to sill. names wore culled. The congre-; *I i ll c ll o n sh a ll be ua fo llo w s , t o ­ niuti evidenced surpris* when ad­ srilpus trouble. You can stop them w n . IF IA I. II VI. M I T vised that Senator William M. But­ now with CrcomuUlon, an emulsified HI'BFIAI.O F FItB F B ItB N I illM F it A IIler und Funk W. Stearns, personal creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo- t i ;k r i . b ft io n . tow n o f b a k i : friends of the (‘resident, wire cur- inuLion is a new medical discovery MAItY. I'M Hit DA. inber lot li. A. D. 1325 pentors and had carried tools into with two-fold action; it soothes and Q t 'B Slice, T lo N : tho Executive Offices, liis imtuir- heals tho inflamed membrane* and in­ Shall tho l.e g t s t a t lv o (Hiartee provblInw u form o f govcriim i'tit for ics resulted in Herbert Hoover, hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec­ th e T o w n of Mike Mary, F lorlila, Ssciytary of Cnmmtreo, being be lie01-pictl 7 asked to tise ol..). Then |*.c was ognized by high medical authorities as t Make n c r o s s <X) mark b e fo r e tohl that Senator Itullcr ami Mr. one of the greatest healing agencies for eltlier "For ndoptlon** or " A g a in st persistent coughs and colds and other niloptlott,** n s m a y bo y o u r c h o ic e .) Stearns saw Mr. Hoover grab the Fur niloptlott. Patent pffice and the Bureau of forms of throat troubles. Crcomuhion ----------------------A g a in s t ad op tion . Mines and thut they decided to nail contain*, in addition to creosote, other F tilt MAYOIt ( V o l e fo r o n e ) down the White House for Mr. healing elements which soothe and heal tho Infected membranes and stop tho Coolidgc before hu got thut loo. Attention also wus given to the irritation und Inflammation, while (he Flllt AI.DBIt.MBN (Vote for five) supposed presidential n.ijirutionn creoftotc goes on to the stomachs Is ab* of uthcr ifistinguis.K'd guests, -in­ sorbed into the blood, attacks tbo seat cluding Nicholas Loligworth, the of tho trouble and checks tho growth new' Speaker o f the H o u i d , who, of the germs. FOB FI.KIlK.TItKHFUBIt-AHSBaaCreumuldon is guaranteed satisfac­ BUIl (Vole for ulie) with Vice President Dawes, Owen I). Young and George Ado, was one tory in the treatment of persistent roughs ami colds, branchial asthma. F U lt FHI.I.KFTOIl ( V o l e for o n e ) of the speakers of the *veiling. The Mitchell court martial bronchitis and other foruts of respiru showed inuurdintc m ) /i4tuinty lory diseases, and i« eicellent fur build W H B ItB O F I h a v e "bsther flic l/nloml or th** War ing up the svstem after void) or flu. j i,,1, . u, n,to, ' )m,i ! „„ ut) Its nit oil Hits Ilia u ih .in o f Novi tnI.ni- A D. 1325Department wus on trial. It de­ Money refunded if any cough or cola WM Ml'HHUOV veloped that the Ooloucl was not relieved after taking according tu Aik your druggist. Crcod te U .» . A»k dn>ui*t. .C !~- ' ■ “J *Q! ; . ^ * - S K ' . C“ ; charged with "parking overtime In directious. ptultion Company, AtlanU, Ca. (adv.L the newspapers.*' • tb o T o w n o f Lako Mar>. USED m BARGAINS It I If I i I u u O S antl dropped Inter, ready to ^ r 24 ho0r. point her prow ,t0 tij * W and She. tw„ s(hot,nVun“)tr* ’ rso t t c f known ns ABERDEEN, W ash, Dec. 14.— ice n3 ti result of pwia",1? «*>». &—Days .of bmp. ago were ro- They had been fcr callcil here when tho four-masted some time and »C«S schooner Alvcnn, lotion with lum­ the scrap heap. The«U^ Il’^ for f o r piVr^ b*. gan to 10 come in for **■ ber ami having Miami us the point Ran west lumber for the cf destination, loft Grays Harbor anti headed south, starting what late Wiliam J. lirya , J ,hal the W p m t0 Bivc? promise to bo a race »uch a t mnko famous, and to chronicled decades ago. Her sis- ing wrecked, the .hip, ter ship, the Irene, holated anchor 1ovcr-hnuHng, provUi’n*S* _ f* * * — * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ Earle T. Field for Jo e T in k e r Co. Development at Longwoml. T h ere is som e Rood b u y s th a t will sh are Quick and Dig pinfits. The well selected g ift that will be a joy to Mother, Sister or Wife. The buyer w ill fin d our store well stocked patterns o f Superior Quality China. The hous ing our chinaw arc on her table finds that ouri coupled with her good selection makes her axiom o f good taste. Come in and Make your< Cull n t o u r office o r call 1107 and one of o u r salesm en will call on you. p erty is selling fast. Don’t delay, as th is pro­ We have th re e See Our Window Display subdivision p ro p erties t h a t a re A -l—See us. § U Lumber Schooners In Race To . Miami As In Ancient Days Ball Hardware SMITH & RAWLINS 212 M agnolia Ave. Phone 8 I’lione 307 Members o f Seminole County B ank’s 1925 Christmas Saving Club will receive their checks within the next few days. Their’s will be a Merry Christmas. ■Join Now, While The Club Is Forming Tab your expenses this year then you will know how much you will need in 1926. Our Christmas Club is for every! mother, the boys and girls, all can i®| t a b l e o f sa v in g s .25 each w eek—50 weeks .50 each w eek—50 weeks % 1.00 each w eek— 50 weeks 2.00 each w eek—50 weeks 5.00 each w eek—50 weeks 10.00 each w eek— 50 weeks 20.00 each w eek—50 weeks Call at the bank today for furthei ink*1 ^ 1 intf the savin g plan. Be one of the 1 ec ’ | at this time next year. Sem inole County FIRST STREET A N D MAGNOU-' • _ �^HERALE^MONDAY, o rtu n itie s Air Line Head Says' Present System Of, Sanford lands in AVON PARK, Dec. lL —W — t-Chilten Declaring that the “permit syslands U tem” for moving freight into Flo­ rida is "holding up operations, checking industry, encourages favortisn\ and places arbitrary , Jr., to Alex power in the hands of officials un­ L)un Company familiar with requirements of Iorimi 34. Town- calitities," S. Davies Warfield, ,t»n. president of the Seaboard Air Line aJ.C. BUI* Jr;. ■in a signed telegraphed statement i Township U" to the Sun today anounces that 10.1)0. his road will nban the plan >n , to J. C. Rill* der to relievo congestions which ietijn 3, Toivn- nro becoming intolerable’' and tdoa fC.00O.U0. complete n survey of the various \ to P- C. Rim* cities it serves with a view to es­ jjjn', lot* *»> o* tablishing a system of freight de­ »rk *ubdivi3ion. livery" which is to be based upon Ration $3,000- a "percentage Bystem." He says that the first efforts to W. C. Field.*, will be made in the larger com­ obinaon subdiv- munities and tho first survey will iiidcrotion, $3,- bo in the building material field in an effort to deliver “as great iaM J. Titcomb a percentage as possible of the nojnJ W. P. and ceasitics for construction and g, Bradley's ad- means tnken to keep step in de- 2.000 arms of unimproved celery land, $73 per a c r e terms can be arranged. See us at once, aa this la a wonderful opportunity for a development. on track. Close in. Pride $40.00 p e r New house on Sanford Height* with a earner. only $5,300. Terms can be arranged. INCOME PROPERTY Price M acre farm, house and enrage. Price $7,300, with term*. 12V* acres on first street. Wonderful for subdivision. Priced right to sell, see us at once about this. ‘3 “ new buiJd1lnir paying more th an 8% 160 Acres Adjoining Mount Plymouth Nice fi room house, with all modern conveniences, on Sanford Heights. Price $7,500, with easy terms. This would make a beautiful sub­ division. Adjoining property has We have several small acreage tracks on lakes suitable for country homes, or as investments. See us about these if you are interested in lake front property. INVESTM ENTS been sold for $1,100 per lot. The price No matter what you are interested in come and see us, we have it. Huy before the boom. KARL J. SCHULTZ on this for a few days will be $350 per acre, 1-3 cash. S ^ « t ! S " ° n wllh fino l>03Sibil&€e Me For Subdivision Property. KEAL ESTA TE 1st N ational Bank Bldg. Phone 744, 108 E. Second St W. P. HOLBORN, Sales Manager Phone 638 FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO Convideration, 113Vi Magnolia , to -J- C. Bills B21. Township $1,000.00. 1. C. Bill*. Jr., [. Township. 20. 10.00. to R. M. Carl[a'lock H, Lake Consideration, Phone 715 HOMES—LOTS—FARMS ACREAGE FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE Asa Pendleton, j, Township 20. Ten acres fin est celery land, six acres cleared and tiled. Nice house, all farm equipm ent, Including mules and truck. Priced for sh o rt tim e only a t $8,000. Term s. Tw enty-acre tract celery land. Five acres cleared and tiled. $ 7 ,600 , See us for GOOD BUYS in farm lands. We have buyers for large and small homes, furnished or unfurnished. Let us know w hat you have. MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO [to Halph CowFlon Heights. IS. Read, lots [I, Whitcomb’s I Consideration IP-.'rrls D. Dorsey, lot Uderation not Local R ealty People Are Daytona Guests Oviedo Realty Tho sales force of the White in Section 14, Realty Company the guests of the Gnbtes Development deration, $K>,- Daytona Compnny, at Dnytonn, Sundny nnd \V. A. Whit- Monday, when the Daytona com­ ion 3, Town-, pnny entertained their entire sales on not given, force, preparatory to opening their noils new sub-division, Daytona Gnbles, ir a residence according to a statement from the to CO.lt §1,- office of the White company, who nro tho newly appointed Sanford representatives of Daytona Gab­ les. squash, hampers, yellow smnll 2.50 @3.00; oranges, boxes, fancy wo'l matured 3.50@4.50; grapefruit, boxes, fnney well matured 2.50@ 3.50. There were a few soft spot3, General Asphalt dropped two points on a renewal of selling &nm cl l'i pressure, American Can, American I , one. Linseed nnd Elevator fold two or | rates will mure points higher beforo the h i payment end of the first half hour. Foreign 1'rss regarl- exchanges were reactionary. The as a factor French franc again was in supply cnt. following 3V4 points to another new record for tho year nt 3.(51 cents. Tho demand for sterling held fairly steady around $4.84 y-18. P®1 prevailing parket as re“ State MarBfollows; 2il0@2.50; bushel crates p eggplants Noon Stock List American Sugar .... American T &. T ... Atchison ....... .......... Coca Cola ................ Davison Chemical .. Kelly Springfield New York Central Northern & Pucifie Pennsylvania ......... A. L......................... . Southern Pacific ___. Southern Railway .... Studebakor ........ ......... Standard Oil of N. J I obacco Products ...... U. S. Rubber By Condo vbUa'C We own free nnd clear 10 acre* of drained muck two miles south of Moore Haven, right on tho Huker Highway connecting that town with Tnmiami i rail and inside the system of dykes which are nearly completed. It is claimed this land will be worth $l,r>00 per acre when tho improvements are finished this.* winter. Also 15 acre* of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovideo, easily cleared, joining one of the good celery nnd fruit farms, near the Oviedo-Gcneva hard road ami tho rail road. We can make attractive price nnd terms on these or will exchange one or both for improved property nt Sanford or vicinity. 209 Magnolia Ave. Rhone 231 COLCLOUGII REALTY CO. Building Sand and Cement Slocks Real E sta te General Insurance .lit First National ILink Hlilg. Sanford, Fla. ’Telephone 732 With ornamental and plain faces delivered nt our plants at Osteen and shortly in Sanford. We deliver the lies! Cement nnd Huitdtng Sand at $3.30 on your lot anywhere in Hanford. ( Send all orders to our office nt Seminole Hotel. PACKARD REALTY CO Phono 231 209 Magnolia Ave. Room 103 Seminole Hotel Sanford (Seminole County) Florida All payments must be made to the office. Orders countersigned by secretary. M. L. FULTON. President J. W. FULTON, Vice President. It. L. Payette, Secretary-Treasurer DELIVERED Sec Us About Contracts 138 ft. off Sanford Ave. Approximately 500 ft. deep. Lake Munroe. For BRYANT & HATHAWAY For a Wonderful Huy If You Act Now, 85 ft. Fronting Seminole Illvd. and Commercial St., overloking Information BROWN REALTY COMPANY 422 Union Avenue Lot nt Northwest corner Oak Ave., and 14th St $2,500—$700 cash, balance, terms. Choice ware-house site a t corner of Second St., nnd Cellar; one block off F irst St., at $<«* per iro n t foot. ,i * ■» 2.3 acres. Upsalaand C ountry $30,000. Terms. Club N um ber 6 Hall Building, Opposite Boat Office, Sanford, Florida. A nother Bungalow ju s t completed, four rooms, electric lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,600. Easy term s. A Bungalow of th re e rooms. N early finished. Electric lights, hath, nnd fireplace. Lot 50x116. $4,500.00. Easy Term s. Five-room Cottnge, h ath , electric lights, fireplace and garage. Lot GGxllG. Only $3,500. Easy term s. These places are well equipped w ith dish closets ami closets fo r other uses. These are real bargains. Let us show them to you. road, nt Lake Mary Development Company 108 M agnolia Ave. Groves, Celery farms, lots, houses, ’0 Yearn Experience W ith Florida Land Rhone 117 50 ft, on Sanford Avenue at N inth Street. Brice for th e n ex t five days is practically one half m arket price. We can deliver this property a t $160 per fro n t foot. T h ree lots th is side of 16th S tre e t on Palm etto A venue a t $2,000 each. One of the lots is a corner. Quick action Is necessary on these lots. The Davey-Winston Organization Masonic Bldg I*. O. Box 431, Sanford, Fla Phone 707 REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS 216 E. Second S treet New House .Palmetto Ave., all new $10,500 furnished. Good term s ............ Lot 61x117 Cypress Ave., off Celery Avenue ........................ ....... ............. TK 4t ' s Lot In Mayfair 50x117, near the lake, Good terms .................................... Two Lois Oak and Central Ave. For the tw o ..............- ................... l o t 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good I T hree hole, 7lh Willow St., SWOO for th ree. I.ot 35*117 Sanford A re. around nth, $12,000 I.„t in llc.-vir, 56*125, E astern exp., $1,150 L ot in San U n .a , $ 6 ,1 .0 ................ $3,500 I ot 60x127 Oak and C e n tra l................ I lit*vp o n l y 0 I o t a In IWo I h r r c n e r r o u n h - d l v l d c d n r a r « h r I ' b u r n l * n i l l t l r a till.. In V n l u o l n c o u n t y . n r n r t h e M u o n i c l l r l d n c . A l l » n S t a i n I l o n a .Xu. .1, III v a n w i l l m o m l u n m r j r ( r w d o y u . 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HOUSES FOR SALE Houses, Apartments and Stores For Rent Residence Phone 328. �THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925 & — another D A VlS I S L A N D S » (iA m tstin ^^o n the Ocean T w e n t y M i l e s o f Captivating Waterfront For Resi dent s CEAN, bay, river and winding Venetian waterf3 ij - f t ways combine to provide pleasures for the res* ~ fj idents of Davis Shores in charming old St. Augustine. The twenty miles of gorgeous waterfront speak for themselves of absorbing days at water sports of every sort—right at one’s home door. It’s a golden sort of property—tins beachfront type. And what a tremendous demand with people literally fighting for it! But it is the very kind of property that people set their hearts on owning and therefore brings big profits to investors. The next unit of Davis Shores will possess some brilliantly attractive locations on the water—the finest home-sites in Florida with each of them presenting its own remarkable opportunity for profit. Those who arrange early may be fortunate in se­ curing the choicest—those who do not are sure to be dis­ appointed. The first section of Davis Sliores sold out on opening day—$11,268,000 worth of property in addition to an oversubscription of $7,137,000. What will happen when the second unit goes on the market? MASONIC TEMPLE O ffice o f H ag g ard & Co. . 51. Augustine, Jacksonville, Miami, West . aim I nil nliasscc, Pensacola, Orlando, Lakeland, Clmr* nr1.*, Sarasota, Bradenton, l;t. Myers. Daytona, Pe­ te Wales, Palatka, Sanford, Delray, Lake Woith. v.-vitt ' **nr ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925 — at pre-development offers investors .’s greatest opportunity In the first p la c e , D ru id P a r k is a B r itt-C h itte n d e n D e v e lo p m e n t th a t m e a n s it is a hom e e x c e lle n c e — a r e sid en tia l sectio n th a t sp o t par w ill be d e­ v elo p ed in the h ig h e s t m a n n er w ith e v e r y b e a u tify in g tou ch th a t n a tu re m ade p ossib le. S tr e e ts , orna­ m en tal w h ite w a y s an d e v e r y m o d ern c o n v e n ie n c e of the c ity o f w h ic h D ru id P a r k w ill be a n a c tu a l part, a re in clu d ed in the d e v e lo p m e n t p r o g r a m . T h e fir st u n it h a s b een c o m p le te ly rem ain in the se c o n d u n it. be se c u r ed by w tttssw w ******* m a k in g so ld , fe w lo ts T h e b e st lo c a tio n s ca n advance r e s e r v a tio n s . �■ * sW - -* THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1925- — PAPE TWELVE Impression That It Is • The Cause Of The White Plague Is A b­ solutely W r o n g Commends Gas As Being Humane Leaves No Crippled To Suffer A Lifetim e; Not Extra D e a d l y f - WASHINGTON, Dee. 14.—<^»>— Armed with a mass of statistics and scientific data, the Army Chemical Warfare Service has launched a campaign to slay n ghost that came hack with the army from France. War has been declared against tho haunting spectre thnt lingers in the minds of thousands of those who got a whiff of gas “over there,” thnt some day, because of lasting injury done by gns to their lung tissues, they will fall victim to the dread white plague—tuber­ culosis. This spectre Is a pure figment of fancy, said Major General Amos Fries, chief of the Chemical War­ fare Service. Exhaustive scientif­ ic Investigation during and sinco tho wnr, General Fries maintains— and he marshalled casualty fig­ fr l «U 4» 7 « ures and the verdict of British, French and American doctors to sustain his assertion—hss failed to disclose any case whatever of evil after effects of gassing. Gassed men, he declared, either died or got well; there was and is no middle ground; no army of maimed and crippled sufferers such ns bullet and bayonet and shell left in their wake. General Fries admitted the task he and the regular and reserve of­ ficers of the Chemical Service have taken is a titanic job. He did not attempt to deny thnt the over­ whelming verdict of public opinon is against his settled judgment that gas is the most humane and at the same time the most effec­ tive weapon of war vet devised by man. "It is a big job to convince 110,000,000 people, nearly ail of whom think otherwise,” General Fries said, “but th at is what wo are trying to do." In the judgment of the chemical officers, fenr of the after effects of gas in tho minds of veterans is the most difficult obstacle to ov­ ercome in changing tho views of these millions of people on the general question of using gas in war. Almost everybody. General Fries pointed out, has talked with veterans who sincerely felt that they had been forever impaired physically by reason of a touch of gas. On the possibility that gassing induces subsequent tuberculosis, the war casualty reports of the surgeon general are illuminating. They show that 73 cases of tuber­ culosis occured in 1918 among the 70,652 men in the army who had been gassed, *the rate per 1,000 being 2.45, The nnnual rate for troops in Europe being 2.45. The annual rate for troops in Europe th at year, other than the gassed men, was 3.50 nnd in the follow­ ing year 4.30. “It would seem apparent, the surgeon general commented, "that tuberculosis nmong the soldiers I ed, the items that have been or will bo contracted for by the own­ ers or contractors for the respect­ ive building enterprises, together with tho requirements of delivery of mntcriai going into construc­ tion in order that as great a per­ centage ns possiblo of the necessi­ ties for construction can be de­ livered and means taken to keep step in deliveries as construction progresses. “ While beginning with building enterprises, the survey will be rap­ idly extended to other industrial and business requirements so that in final form it will represent the entire traffic needs of each com­ munity. “Tho presidents and secretaries of the various Chnmher of Com­ merce and Hoards of Trndo in tho cities nnd localities affected, also owners, contractors and others concerned will he requested to co­ operate to the end that this sur­ vey may be quickly nnd efficiently made and tho so-called "permis­ sive" system superseded by a sys­ tem of "percentage" to continue until ull restrictions are removed. “ It is the purpoflo of the Senboard Air Line Railway that the result of this survey will be used intho general public interest for tho common good of the communi­ ties affected, without reference to which or what railroad serves any particular building or other busi­ ness interest situated therein. "To save time 1 ask that Cham­ bers of Commercco or business bodies in tho several communities will allow bureaus of information to be established at their head­ quarters to hi* manned by our men nnd that building contractors will begin preparation of their require­ ments for mnterial stating the percent ago of each class of mater­ ial it will bn necessary to have de­ livered at stated times to keep up with construction. This informa­ tion to lie transferred to printed charts we will furnish for tho purpose charts will be distributed to such other industries or busi­ ness interests as are experiencing difficulty in freight deliveries. “ Mr. Clement Sucker wll have change of this survey, with Messrs. N. D. Uullnntinu and J. V. Chattortun us assistants.” TALLAHASSEE, d, m . USED CARS op Qfljjj Must Be Sold Before W( I I ;& ! jl ‘J ’ 2 Steams Knight Four Tou' I 1926 Gardner w , Tonn»&l friontha old. ^ 1924 ^ Chenb«<*er Touring. 1924 Moon Six Touring 19V S S * iSRfilKfi u« * a <* 1924 Gardner Four, Sport To ASK F0UMR.C.J.; This is Princess Wiasemsky, daughter of Gordon Selfridge, American owner of London’s grentest department store, with her daughter. The prince, whom she met while he was employed in her father’s store, claims to come from a noble Ruimnn family. 425 N o rth Orange Ave. ++■{•+•}•<•+41++-F+ * -K--I* S h t u z e y S ’H F & 'M 'A IT Oh, yairij i*y, *ha A• d o r t t f yfluJ^Oh, you! - »hj T o m o r r o w is tbm Southern Paradise is Land "Pcoplo everywhere partly own1 Florida these days," Miss Sherman1 | 'k of Romance For En- declares, “and so they continually rend or como back stage to thank ..tire Country V I New York City. — “Tho new land of romance,” says Shirley Sherman, "is Florida. Youth, beauty, wealth—nil tho things any I human being wants nro said to be found there. Is it nny wonder that song writers and play mak­ ers have seized the opportunity. I Think of tho many rhymes there are for ‘skies' nnd ‘blue’I Miss Sherman is starring in the first of tho many Florida efforts, “ Florida Girl," a musical comedy which has just settled down for a lengthy run on Broadway. PROBATION OFFICER OF LEE COUNTY NAMED us for tho picturo wo hnvo ere-: nted of tho place of their dreams, where they own land but which they have not seen. “Thus, Floridn is added to Ala­ bama, Tennessee, nnd Georgia, a topical triumvirate beloved of song writers. “But strangely enough, al­ though Florida is farthest south of them all, no mammy songs havo emerged from there. Flor­ ida being, ns I snid before, tho land of romance, has as its song theme, love and the way of a man with a maid, ns in ‘Oh You,’ tho song hit of ‘Florida GirL’ ” • YOUR to secure home sites in SANFORD GROVE Hotel Commission Accounts For Funds TALLAHASSEE, Fla.,’ Dec. 14. —(/P)—Governor Martin lias nam­ ed Clarence J. Williams, of Fort Myers, to the post of probation of­ TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 11. ficer for Leo county. —(A1)—Workers in the Hotel Com­ had been gassed than among those mission Department have just fin­ ished accounting for funds col­ who had not been gassed.” “Deaths from gas arc at least lected for building operation priv­ lower than one to ten compared ileges for the fiscal year of 1024with other war weapons, permnnent disabilities are practically neg­ 25. They are now preparing to ligible nnd after effects art* of turn their attention to listing the no moment," General Fries con­ inspectors' receipts, the expendi­ tended, adding that compared to tures involved in making collec­ older methods, gas warfare “must be commended instead of being tions, and other items, which was done for 1023-24. condemned." at introductory prices P ositively ev ery lot in th is developm ent will be increased 10% a t m id n ig h t T u esd ay , December 15,1925. A ct Im m edately... Reap th is P ro fit. Hall, Pentland & McCall AUDITS SYSTEM S TA X ES Jacksonville, T am pa, Miami, Sanford, W est | Palm Beach, D aytona Beach. + CEN TRA L FLORIDA O FFIC E + •I* .*I17-.*11S F irst N ational Hank Hide. Sanford, Florida. « <• £ S. (J. GRAY. R ESID EN T M AN A G ER ♦ T v v + v •> < ..;. . { . . ; . . . . . . . ... J , ^ SANFORD GROVE, .. . ... . . . . J , ......... ^ . . . . . . . . . . . . , , F irst N ational Hank Bldg V V * ... . . + + ... ^ ^ v When You Will Say: “Why, Too, Did I Not Buy a Sanford Lot?” Now Is the li TL /PI • » Invest that Christmas Saving Chih Check in Some of Our Many WonderjulJ'ii! i a MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOTS $1500 to $2000 Terms 12 1-2 Percent Cash FIRST WORK FOR YOUR MONEY Phone 490-W ' ^1' Stearns Knight Six Touri* i ROSE COURT LOTS $1500 to $2000 Terms 10 Percent Cash d ie t ic ia n Husband’s Ki«ht_to - M i l s Anno Tricy, the State College to. » „ * " «t during tho post ot . . m . , t tho notthep, ^ Railroad Head Outlines Plan For Controlling Of F lo r id a Freight Tangle NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—f/P)—An importment statem ent was given out by S. Davies Warfield, presi­ dent of tho Seaboard Air Lino Railway at Baltimore. Ilia state­ ment folows: "Tho present method u n d e r which a shipper or consignee in re­ quired to appeal to railroads en­ tering Florida for permits to ship into Florida, known ns the “per­ missive system” should be discon­ tinued. It is holding up building operations, checking industry, encouragng duplication of pomiits, forces consignees to ask permits for shipments far in advance of their nctunl use thereby increasing congestion at tho gatewnyi, plac­ es arbitrary power in tho hands of railroad under officials unfam­ iliar with requirements of locali­ ties as n whole, encourages favorism. Will prolong congestion by dacing tin unusual nnd unbusincssika requirement on shippers, is creating serious toss nnd give col­ o r to misrepresentation respecting tho extraordinary progress made in tho building of u wondeful state. As evidence of the fnll act <\? such a system and tho inevitable in­ crease in congestion a t tlic traf­ fic gateways under it, wo find per­ m its to ship furniture requested before even the walla of tho build­ ing to tuko it nro completed be­ cause tho consignee fears he may nat secure' it in time. “ In order to relievo conditions which nro becoming intolerable, tha Seaboard Air Lino Railway will immediately put ona hundred men in tho field who will conduct an industrial traffic survey of cit­ ies and communities in the State of Florida served directly or in­ directly by it with a view of es­ tablishing a system of freight de­ livery to sfop inconvenience and loss incident to tho so-cnlled “ per­ missive system" by tho establish­ ment of tho percentage system. “This survey will begin in the larger cities where building and other necessities nro the most pressing nml extend to the smaller communities so that a complete survey may be obtained nml re­ quirements charted. The traffic needs of each build­ i operation urc to lie ascertain­ ing T V . WHEELER Inc Rooms 410-411-412 FRANKLIN TERRA 11 From $1050 Up Terms Very Easy �*V > i PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925 5— A utos, Sale roR SALE: 1024 Overland Sport Touring, like ^ew or will trade for building lot. Coll 705 W. 0th St., Room 8. __________ " d e p e n d a b l e USED CARS 1924 dition. 1924 1923 1925 1923 1922 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ Dodge touring car. Dodge coupe, A-l condition. Ford coupe, many extras. Light Ford truck. Ford roadster, special. I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS Oak and 2nd St. Phone 3 Ljtricte i 7— B usiness Service fr’he Son- SAND for building nnd construc[sponsible | lion purposes. Delivery from insertion, quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue._____ •b-equent HI-TEST building tile and brick, Sanford Cement Products Co. 5th St. and M a p l e . __________ ive thorl rates, will give Ion. And uist you t sd. to lANEY'S DRUG STORE — Pre■crlptlons, Drugs, Sodas. We ara as near you as your phona. Call 108. . SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Glllon A Platt R6 Magnolia. Everything elec­ trical. Phona 422. Electragith Radio. WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second, First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Expert service. WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. Bee nr first. We do I t Phone 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commerclal S t Ificlent, JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak Avenue and Third Street Tele­ phone 111. H1RACLK Concrete Co, gmer si cement work, aldawalka, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. H. Terwllleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. Hopm oi Service, Quality and Price. iDUKESSINU —- Multigraphing, folding and mailing—as you want It— when you want It. Phono 073. II. E. Porch. Firsl National Bank Bldg. 8— F o r R en t, A p a rtm e n ts RENT: Two or three room Stores FOR apartment. Herald Apartments. 10— F o r R en t, Rooms FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ room downstairs. 410 Myrtle Ave. laneous FOR RENT: O room close in nolin Avenue. FDR RENT: Furnished room for rent. 307 East 6th Street. !■)—For Sale. Acreage !■—Sale, Real E state *100 CASH ATTENTION! Salesman TO A LL CONTRACTORS On and a f t e r J a n u a ry th e in, Female 10th. 1926, th e P a in te rs scale Hate will he $1.00 p e r hour. Local 1261. S anford By M. D. JA C K SO N . Financial Secretary. LOST: Leather loose-leaf note book; (1x4, also certificate of stock, Simms Petroleum Co. Re­ ward. Fred E. Roscoo, Room 5 Ball Bldg. Phone 760. COLUMBUS <Ga..l LEDGER — Classified ads have the largest circulation In Southwestern Geor­ OHIO—Xenia. Malic your sales gia. Rate 8c (6-word line) line. through the Xenia Gaxettc, Zenin, Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ FOR SALE—Space on the png? trict. Want ad and display rates for classified advertisements. on request Why not rent those vacant rooms, or «cll that second-hand goods? A LITTLE WANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you in big result*. Advertise those old a r­ Resident of Florida sines lilt 27—I’ittno ticles you have stored nway and References: I BUY, pay cash for second hand have no use for. A little thlrtyF irst N ational Hank. cent ad may bring you several pianos. Address Box 352. J . H. HUTCHINSON dollars. Phone 148 nnd a repre­ ItRAL F.STATB sentative will call nnd see you. II. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch, 123 W est F irst Street Ph on e 175 jewelery nnd clock repairing and engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her­ Member of ■ SANFORD. FLA ald, South Georgia’s greatest nolia Avenue. Phone 442. $250 CASH newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified Balance one hundred dollars per rates 10c per line. Waycross Jour28— Plant, Seeds. T rees month will buy a very desirable nalllernld. Waycross. Georgia. lot on Palmetto Avo., near South 4TEWAKT THE FLORIST" •Side School. Price $2730. G. TAYLOR DYER ADVERTISING gets results If t; Flowers .'or all occasions. reaches potential buyers. PaPal n t in tr— D ecorating 814 Myrtle. Phona 2GO-W DEAN-BERG CORPORATION lntka Daily News is circulated in PHONE 303 513 First Nat'l, Iktnk Bldg. an industrial and agricultural sec­ 32— T ypew riters, Suppplles Phone 713 tion. DELAND FARMS Arreage Adjoining Daytona Aeroplane Site Sold In Units of > and 10 Acre Tract Entire Sections 1150 Per Acre nnd UP harry e . p r e t t y m a n (Incorporated) 113 South Park Avenue Phone 632-W. TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, REMINGTON r«rtnblo four-bank Fla. Thousands read tho clas­ Typewriters, "tho king of port­ sified pnges of Florida's Great ables. $60. Barret Portable Adding Homo Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Machines. Can’t bo bent. Seminolo Minimum 25c, cosh with order. 15—Sale or Exchange FOR SALE: 60 foot lot on Central Printery, Phona 93, Welakq Bldg. Write for complete rate card. Street between Sanford and Pal­ 33— W anted metto Avenues. 1925 paving assess­ 17—For Sale, Houses TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ments paid. Kensonablu terms. Ap­ Send In your subscription to tho rO R SALE: Practically new f> ply vJ. Herald Office. WANTED: Second hand Johnston Tribune or hand it to your local room bungalow with bath and 2 ROOM houses in Pinecrest sub­ row boat motor in good condi­ dealer so you can read Florida's greatest newspaper. One year, garnge. Fine location. Price $6,. division at $750 each. Also lots tion. S. It. D. cure Herald. $8.00, 6 months. $4.00, three months 750 witli easy terms. Write "S" at $300.00, nil on easy terms. Post care Ileruld. WANTED: Stenographer. Sntnlll $2.00. U you desire $1,000 Insur­ Office Box 690, City. amount experience necessary. ance policy udd 75e to your order. FOR SALE: New five room bung­ ONE, five room bungalow with nil Brown Realty Co., 122 Union Ave. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga„ Augusta's greatest alow on Sanford Ave., $5000, modern improvements, on Pop­ Phone 473-W. classified medium, rntc, cash, 9c Terms. Inquire ,.J. M. Doerr, No. lar Ave., between First nnd Sec­ Icharge. 10c minimum. 7 Phillips Apartment. ond St. Price $4850. $1500 down WANTED: Small furnished apart ment. References. Notify Ulan and $50 per month. P. O. Box 696, ton at Brown Renlty Co., 422 IJn MAINE — WatervTIIo, Morning FOR RENT: One six room house City. ion Ave. Phone 473-W or 414-W. and garage. Electric lights, mail Sentinel. Thousands of Maine delivered und school bus. Two ONE new, five room house at Gin* people uro Interested in Florida WANTED: Paper hanging and miles out on Country Club road. dervllle. Easy terms. P. O. Box property. Reach them through furniture painting, interior dec­ tho Price $35 per month. Also one 696, city. ' Sentinel, llato card on ap­ orating. Phono Curtis, 255. small house just finished near El­ plication. der Springs $15 per month. B. It. J. E. SPURLINO, sutr-divisloo Beck, corner French and Geneva. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ 34— W anted Help, Female TO REACH tho prosperous farm ­ lando, Florida, and F 1o r x Phone 240-J. ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ ia county advertiso in tho Deloind FOR SALE: One acre nnd three way. ______ _______ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash room house and garage, good SALESMAN with order. flowing well, 3 miles from Sun- FOR SALE: Three lots, Including We have a good opportunity to ford. 12 hundred feet south of corner, facing Young's Subdi­ BIG RESULTS advertise In First St. Prepared hard road. vision below market price. Good offer real estate salesman. One FOR tho FORT LAUDERDALE Price $3000; $1606 cash, balance terms. Write W. II. Stone, care who is familiar with tho greater .......... covers Brow­ DAILY NEWS—It Sanford district preferred. Herald. ___ in two years. Quick sale. . C. Rob­ ard County thoroughly which h ' SANFOUD GROVE, Inc. erts. Box 373, Sanford. ______ FOR QUICK SALE: Lot on Laurel one of tho most rnpidly growing; 607 1st. Nat’l. Bank Bldg, sections on the Florida Coast.; Ave, between 11th and 12th FOR SALE: Nice small house in l'hone 249 • Sample copj and rate card upon best section of Sanford. Price Street. $2100. Only $100 cash. Box request. $4,600, $1250 cash, balance month­ 100, Herald. —* " ■—1■ ~' --- —1* ly. Write W. II. S. care Herald. LOT No. ft of I-anis addition, fac­ TO REACH OUTERS or seller* of ing Young's Development, $100 Florida real estuto advertise In cash will take the lot. Price $2000. _________ the St. Petersburg Times. One can’ S. 1). 11. P. O. Box 431. Sanford. waiting list I cent a word daily, two centa a won ’iot have you Sundays. 20__For Sale Miscellaneous ADVERTISEM ENTS TELL YOU W H A T T H E Ipusseiigcr MANCE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU. ; wonderful Roppelt at FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom for gentlemen only. Close In. COAL FOR SALE 516 W. First Street. Lincoln Hotel. FOR RF,NT: Large front bedroom containing two beds. Apply 703 FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors Oak Ave. good condition. $200,60. 21u E Second. FOR RENT: One sleeping room Double sanitary f near the now hotel. 1009 Union 1 W. Fifth Street Ave. u <M °n, Mule MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. people * nro interested tn Florida. Each of thvm through a classified a-l in the Morgantown POST. Six cents a word for six consecutive issues. 42— AdvtR. Mediums Balance one hundred dollars per LOST: Ford Hood tiro on rim. Re­ numth for choice lots one block ward. Rlanch Takach. Call 1200 from entrance of Young’s Develop­ Magnolin Ave. ment. Price $2300. LOST: Dec. 3rd. Cor. Magnolin DEAN-BERG CORPORATION and Second St., 37 Degree Ma•>15 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. soirie Charm. Return, L. E. Denison, Bod we] | Renlty Co._________ Phone 713 DAYTONA FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ out meals. Reasonable rates, Lincoln Hotel. N O TICE 21.—L ust, Found THE MORNING JOURNAL is tho accepted want nd medium Id Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c, HILTON’S I1A H IIK II Payable Semi-an­ nually. Awnings and sidewalks in­ cluded eilO F 0 . H. Stenstrom Elion J. Moughton W. V. Wheeler Inc a r c h it e c t F irst National Bank Bldg. Sanford. ----- -— — Florida VALDEZ HOTEL R nrupena I ' I ab 410-11-121st Nat ional Bank Bldg. Phone 490W Exceptional Plumbing Calls *’or A. I). ROSIER A h alf interest in two If you’re particular about th e kind of plumbing you cem ent plants to com­ w an t in your new home, or petent party, able to the new kind of plumbing manage in your old home— cull A. plant. Capacity 2,000 per day. We own our own sand pit. Terms. D. Rosier for an estim ate. THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT —Centrnl West Virginia's larg­ est daily. Want nd rate 1 l-2e per word; l Insertions 1 l-4c; B or more lc per word each insertion. A. I). ROSIER Brokers you choose from ENT: Small furnished ent. Available this eveW. Fifth Street. advertised goods ;— Furniture, etc. you choose from i carry n full res are right. Cash or We want your business Stove & Furniture Co. 321 E. First SL a cement FULTON, INC Reel Enisle Developers Promoter! Snnlnole Hotel Best Business Site in Sanford SANFORD. FLORIDA. First Street (Ncur Forrest Lake Hotel) 700 feet frontage the safest goods Prettiest Acreage in Seminole 26 1-2 acres at Paula known. The y (Hordern two lukes) High School Auditorium are value-true. circulation in>ent. 1-4 Cash-Balance $50 per month. 113 Magnolia Ave. 1 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To iJidlea and Children. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If su advertise in the Gainesville Sun, •ubdiviitons Burgor, o*R(Jo, Fla, [ one-doltar Beautiful 5 Room Stucco Bungalow Several bright, energetic boys to deliver The Herald in evenings. Must be over twelve years ot age. Apply at Herald Office after 3 p. ni. 214 E . FIR S T ST, Bv GEORGE MoMANUS bp FATHER L E T ME. HAVE. TOUR COAT* OAODY* I'LL FlANC, tT U P - ■x ‘btT raQ h t d o w n - i’l l T e>R\NC, TOUR. ■bUPPC^'b ------ j t o to o * j ----------------- A N T T H IN G ) Ca n o o f o r . 'T O O * D E A R 2 o h :m o w i whV T K tso w o r <bo p o p u l a r THIS SPACE DONATED BY : \ W . P . C arter REALTOR 230 Meisch Bldg, Rhone 718 W inter D ays Are Here Sw> Our New Assortment of A ndirons and F ire Sets Ball Hardware Co. PIIONB a rune S ervice. Inc, �___ 14, 1925. PAGE FOURTEEN SOENTISt PLANS EAST AND SOUTH TO SALVAGE OIL IN HIGH SCHOOL BY NEW METHOD GRIDIRON CLASH Clnfms L u b rican ts Can He Leon H igh, M assach u setts Eleven To Play On Dec. 18 R estored To O riginal Use­ W hich Is- Day S et F o r T he fulness F o r Only A FewCommercial A vial ion S ta rt More C ents A G a l l o n [ijf 1, t »,T. m E- S- m s> ' __ 'fwagEi football duels In ns many days, n feat seldom achieved by any team. In the trio dt tusscls, the Leons emerged with 88 points, while holding three opponents scoreless. Salem recently won the Massa­ chusetts State Conference chnmnlomthip, and, according to word received from Salem, that elev­ en is on edge for its invasion of the Sunshine State. Tnllahassco business houses am planning to suspend nctivtiea for the two hours of tho game. The clash will be in the nature of a cclcbrntion of Florida’s ac­ quisition of licensed cbrnmorrinl airplanes, as on the day the tilt is scheduled, the first four of such planes arc due to nrrive here from Detroit to begin active work in pasengers, freight nnd express transportation in the state. TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14.— m AUBURN, .Doc. 14.—(JV)—D o momtrntinfis hero indicate that —Tallahassee Is planning to turn old crankcase oil of automobiles which hn*i been regarded fit for out in full force, on Dec. 18, to nothing may be reclaimed nnd *co the post-season gridiron clas­ used again. sic between the Salem, Mass., High Ur. C. U. Miller, who is engag­ School eleven, champions of the ed in research work in the de­ New England states, nnd Leon partment of agricultural engineer­ High School. ing of the Agricultural College of Tho private aquarium of tb ; At n mealing of local business Alabama Polytechnic Institute, men, held a t the Chamber of Com­ Duke of Bedford harbors a Euro­ has succeeded in working out n merce, a $1,000 guarantee was pean catfish, which though more method for reclaiming or Inund­ nnd everything la in read- than r>0 years old shows no sign ering old oil at a cost estimated by mated, of weakness. nous for the battle. him nt less than five cents a gal­ Conch Elder, of the local tenni, lon. The average weekly salary of stated that his huskies never look­ In studying the problem, Dr. ed better, ami the same reports the tenehers in whose classes Miller found that oil docs not are being heard from the eastern President Coolidge sat, up to tho “near out" by use in n crankcase, aggregation. nnd neither does it change its I .eon Hijrh only recently sprang time ho entered high school, was composition. Some losses occur into piQminence by winning three $3.85. mechanically nnd by oxidation, but the oil Itself remains substantially the same as it was before, used. It Is rendered unfit for service by contamination with other sub­ stances, such ns carbon and other solids, and certain constituents of gasoline. [ The removal of theso substances Is nil that is required for its imcecaaful reclamation. This can bo flono by pouring the oil into a tank, adding n wnshing powder, blowing steam through it for about three hours, allowing it to settle, nnd then drawing off the oil from the top, leaving the foreign sub­ stances, both solid and liquid, in the bottom. When treated this wny the stenm : is partly condensed, dissolving the wnshing powder, which has the property of loading down the car­ bon nnd other solid particles in the oil with a film of the solution, eniising them to coagulate some­ what ns casein coagulates in milk when it curdles. This causes the solid particles to settle to the Imttom of the container, forming a layer of sludge or much between the oil nnd the solution. The unA Very Sensible Gii’t condensed portion of the steam carries the gasoline away with it to th o woman, you n g or old, ns vapor. th a t you aim to please is a On the efficiency of this moth od, Ur. Miller snys th at four choice of fine quarts of oil ns it is drawn ordi­ narily from n crankcase should re­ turn three quarts of oii ns good ns new. PERFUM ES, TOILET WATERS While the practical use of this discovery remains to bo determin­ ed, Ur. Miller predicts that many IMPORTED COSMETICS gnrages anil service stations will take ndvantngo of it. FIRST MAILED BY GAME COMMISSIONER i / ? C om plim ents O rg an izatio n s And Individuals On Fine Co-Operntion Show n So F a r A nd A sks F o r C ontinuance TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14.—(A*) •State Gamo nnd Fresh Water Fish Commissioner J. B. Roynil, in a preface to the first bulletin of that department, issacd recent­ ly, makes u direct appeal to the people of Florida for their co-op­ eration in conserving the wild life as a natural resource. Commissioner Royall statc^ that he was gratified hy the growth of sentiment in supporting law enforcement for protection ns evi­ denced by the large increase in Good Gift Scents i ■» f ■ . ( a . number of persons taking out K Spresent t o d season, " “ j ' i compared j s S d ' Sto the the issue of former years. The effective co-operation given bv the courts in handling the cases of enforcement violation, the pre­ face stated has also been a keen factor in tho advancement of the work of the game and fish de­ partment. ns well as th a t given y individuals nnd o rg an ic tons of tho state, to say nothing, the com­ missioner adds, of the press of Florida. The first bulletin of the game nnd fresh water, fish department comprises the laws of the state and the local regulations in the different counties: the bag and season limits, and other valuable information for the sportsman, Lincoln’s press ngent, Robert J. Walker, who rode a balloon across England in 18(33 scattering propa­ ganda for raising Civil War loans, died a poor man. ~1 United States Will Be Invited To Meet League Of Nations ■ 1■ GENEVA, Dec. 14.—(/P)—An In­ vitation for the United States to participate in the work of prepar­ ing for the proposed international disarmament conference under the auspices of the league* of nations, probably will be despatched to Washington as soon ns it is signed by Signor Scinlola, president of tho l e a g u e ’s council. The council hns spent some time in drawing up the invitation,, as its lenders are eager to frame a communication which will be most likely to obtain the collaboration of the Washington government. Tho present tendency is in favor of sending the United States n simple invitation to become a member of the league’s prepara­ tory committee. The general im­ pression in Geneva is thnt tho league leaders, although hoping WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 1.—(jp)_ Should the invitation issuing from the council of tho League of Niw lions today for American pnrtidpntlon In tho discussion at Ge­ neva lie found acceptably by the administration, such a conclusion expected to go only so far as a recommendation to be passed up­ on finally by Congress. President Coolidge, meanwhile, is forming no definite opinion up­ on tho question until he has had full opportunity to study tho toxC of tho invitation to the U. S. to join in tho work the special com­ mittee to prepare tor tho con­ vocation of an international arms conference. council of C o n X r ,.the b»uST. address the t h i r t y ? ^ * ', will D t session ?n " ft he SoSth l o t i o n of Con ^ A*- TA, Churches1here today0" ? * ? 0* ! session of the South Pi b“sin'« slon to a close. D r o 0n dV Ai* New Port, R. I pte; A H . Deny, conference. A wnnl. . the is also in progress n 3 lc*si°n A growth was . "“ * £ h day both in mcmbJKd* f i ­ nance. - (P and fi. p3i In teaA. ** . 7 * 0 * 0 L 'J On “sauerkraut dav ■ P 01 th( r * field, Minnesota, seventeen sauerkraut were con«um!5 i?* of inth»c thousands.of perso!* H & th< 0.1 tho cabbage is , nSSjftil that the U. S. w ill^ w T i:---- — pledged official m w nC Jfu .* 5® Commission, would v r , f i n the M lh W , mam' form of coilaboratTonaihePWa?hy ington ineton government felt it co^ counties, extend ,cnt oat bj j »Ureport* u | What Is FLORIDA GOLDEN ACRES? FL O R ID A G O LD EN A CRES is a syndicate: F L O R ID A G O LD EN A CRES poultry fannnffi ing FL O R ID A G O L D E N ACRES Trust Cerl fe rin g in v esto rs 100% P ro fit—anti Safety. l:t What Is Orlando Development Corp.? T he ORLANDO D EV ELO PM EN T CORPOl th e com pany w hich m u st receive all thecredtforl ing to O rlando th is w o rth y project. Itiitln liable o rg an izatio n t h a t will c arry the salat a successful tre m in a tio n ; and it is a organized under th e law s of th e S tate of/biiia posed of b u sin ess m en of known integft'nM em inently fitte d to u n d e rta k e the task bialal b rin g it to a su ccessfu l conclusion. H ero you will find a choice* .selection in unique, nttra c tiv e contninci'R and holiday boxen. All are s TAMPA. DpT T T SA FE TY AND LOTIONS C ongress To Pass On League Proposal e O N O R E O A T .J p - Cent PROFIT- S 1' i - **’■- -‘-m V ■ REASONABLY PRICED Como in and m ake your selection while our stock is com plete. T h e re a rs only a few m ore days until C h ristm a s. 3 Sanford Drug Co. \ What Are F. G. A. Trust Certificates? “The Itcxall Store” FLO R ID A G O LD EN A CRES T ru st Certificate ficial In te re s ts in th e FLO RID A GOLDEN d icate, according to th e te rm s of the Trust Ap*j w ith a reliable O rlando bank, which Agrteeiwrj file w ith th e S e c re ta ry of S ta te at Tallahassee, w a re paid annually an d th e whole $1,000 is P*F 3 % yeai’B according to th e present plan of open O U n v x N U i T J U M t f K H H B B f l B H a U N M U MB ■ ■ ■ U H H E I H U I I I E U 3 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aM HanaHHiaaDHaHaiiHaaiiHHaniiM ■!«■■■■■■■■■« n B M B iB a x a H H V B iia u n ia a sH 'm a a H isa n sB ■ _________________________ ________________________________________________________________ aI 4 I .* . I # Geneva Woman’s Club at AUCTION «ri i v IIow Can You Know the Project Will Be Successful? A pply n t th e a d d re ss given below and fu be given. All books and records are open f T h e full plan will be outlined to you am P ^ cnees you will he able . d ic es will be ue given so th m a t yuu ' nnorljjsl sa tisfy y o u rse lf t h a t you have now the j v m aking an in v e stm en t which assures >ou. Wednesday, Dec. 16th 2 P. ffl. R> On th e above d a le we will sell a t auction th e G eneva W om an's Club P ro p erty consisting of 23 lots and th e Club House. m [if : Safety—and 100 Per Cent Protit T h ese lots will he sold a t absolute auction and the o p p o rtu n ity will be yo u rs on th e above d ate to buy th ese lots a t y o u r own price and values are c ertain to increase for th e re is big im provem ents and developm ents going on a t G eneva. T he Club Huilding w as built w ith th e view th a t a t som e tim e it could be tu rn e d into a M odern Home and a t a sm all expense, th is change can he m ade ami you will have a s nice n home ns (here is in Seminole C ounty. DON’T F O R G E T T H E DA TE A. P. Connelly & $01 “ 17 y e ars in S a n fo rd ” W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER lGth, 2 P. M. Second and M agnolia 11 dTtjtfll L Gold Will be Given Awny d* "fl $ 1 U U Absolutely Free $ I U U ! ALLEN AND BRENT Sanford R e P "« H I'hone 18 J. W. FERGUSON & SON Conceived and Developed by ORLANDO DEVELOPMENT CORP• ^ A U C TIO N EER S. C. W. FERG U SON , Sales M anager. 222 N o rlh O ran g e A venue Rhone 391 Home O ffic e : 1IG E ast Second S tre e t, ‘ Sanford, Fla. 1 ■■■gHHBaBIBaiBUIIHMIlaKaiHMBM Ki .7, ■ - :-m OSM �i a| u {: ^ 2 . p ^ ftCX2' Y^ 5 : V.Vv ' ’ ■ vr. *r * ta Gokienrod empei 'amous -l 1 B. Y p fr'l* P"st°r. ? ;» ; > W r * rH | ..._Mij, i M J t e bl’ MP.U indulge to imJ “ untrum inis i» nofh" In the opinOtt, » P*0""* >-c“r8 Kor*.^ ofmedium ‘"o rrS,S» “ ll (m < f f i n i , Jrawn Si*!sS;te5J. fs tfff;£ "there never has 0f « singer or OuiirV to com. interfering w.th -aw cf "temper- ii thing to the ttentrotisge of cunRnth can pack C . off day, *J can “ , Kputation crowd .i.e Bambino, Bambino, ke: the - hreere and dis£*rs the concert liirtrs the goods, “j Rachmaninoff % put the bigwith the ‘f their npott °“* said, Mi** ui* u*>/1 M them rcfard- IANFOHD HERALP, M ONDAY 1----r c— -■ -------------------- J» > “ less of their programa. “ ‘Usually the public’* appreciation Is the same for a man or woman, for a vocalist or instrpmen. B. Y. P n ’ « ero, visiting the • u. here Sunday evening. tnllst. Also mahy of th e r m o pa­ trons attend all concerts. Appreciation of music is strong­ becruil f1' J ‘ CoI,icutt- who has est where an influencce of foreign ' ? Lfor sovcr“l days, was tak race or heredity exists, she said. The better class of immigrant^who Fri b y heiu LanifevGe" f ral Hospital was taught music ... ----------leaves his love for it as a legacy aanxiety?r f#mi,y nnd fricnds to his American children. “The public schools are stres­ sing music more and more, but it nndeRi J 1 WS°^’wonl? 8nn "f Mr. may take two generations to bring no .i| rs. S. Wood, is in the America to the musical peak of b s t T - 1 Gencra1 Hospital since Italy, fo r instance, where even the last Friday suffering from a gun street urchins whistle the operas. shot wound in the shoulder, in"Jazz has not displaced classic fiictid by the accidental discharge a Kun he Was handling. While music in popularity. On the con­ trary through syncopation of oper­ he wound was only a flesh wound atic masterpieces as Paul White- L T . u VOry pliinftl1 «tnd access1man does, in such n way that the Ca" tUl »< « jazz devotee can understand them and the lover of the classics is nol *!"*•* ft» u »f Oar,Ion Uko offended, jazz will givo ‘highbrow’ was the chief actor in (l rather amusing and expensive experience music a mare universal appeal. Among the future great of the one morning last week. The dairy musical world, many of whose in- truck in which ho was riding, troduction concerts are arranged struck a tree that had been blown by Miss Ott, she find* men and across the road by the recent women about equal in number, but storm. The chassis of the truck singers are much in the minority. was halted while the body, con­ “This Is bccauso it isn’t every- taining Mr. Dodd nnd his numcrbody who has a voice, she ex- ious bottles of mPk, went on for plains, "but anybody with talent several feet. Neither Mr. I)odd the milk bottles were broken, «and *“ u effort 'can learn to play an nor inatntmnnt though the truck will Ik- in the instrument." hospital several days. of W«2UBa, ,n,‘ 511?*. Urth, «»lit a r .i - .s .r .f 1 z Granting Q fS a tm m m Of lime In Eiling Income T ax R eturns Up To Collectors , , . . ----------TALLAHASSEE, Fla . Dec. 14. ~-to expedite the granting of per­ mils on application for extensions ilous of time in which to lilo Income tax returns, Commissioner of Internal Revenue David II. Blair has dele­ gated to Collectors of Intrennl Revenue authority to grant suen extensions. Heretofore, under the revenue act of 1924. applications tor extensions have been address­ ed to the Commissioner. Extensions are granted in enses of absence, sickness or inability to obtain data to make a correct re­ turn with certain provisions. No extension will lie granted unices application is made therefor on or before the date prescribed by law for filing the return. The appli­ cant must- state specifically the reason for such request, which will be granted only if tho explanation is satisfactory to the Collector. Illness or absence of a particular officer of n corporation e r a mem­ ber of a partnership docs not con­ stitute, in itself, n sufficient rea­ son for granting the corporation or partnership such extension. In no ease will a particular ex­ tension be granted for more than 90 days. The usual time is from Collector will advise the taxpayer requests an extension of more than 90 days, the extension may be granted only for 90 days and the Collector wit advise tho taxpayer The tail of TompePs comet, Little Miss Marion Foot, who which makes its appearance five has been very ill for several weeks, and one-half years, is largely was taken to Atlanta last wick for treatment. made up of carbon monoxide and carbon, two of tho mnin consti­ Linden, was seriously injur­ tuents of automobile exhaust. Lntor, it wni said that the bar­ ed Mr. Saturday when his hand was on admitted that he wns out of caught in a motor saw. lie was luck and also funds but that he unable to The Baptist Sunday Schools are procure medical aid in would continuo his work. A circu­ ’\ inter ark, preparing a program for a Christ­ and suffered much lar Issued anouncud that he would loss of blood before getting bio mas entertainment, with tree to attem pt to land a cargo through hand dressed in Orlando. be »jiven at the Community church, the Bahama company If funds for the time to be announced later. the project wero forthcoming, Mr. Smith and family, who came Whether nny cargo ever got here a few weeks ngo from South Mr. Wheeler nnd son are here through tho blocade Is unknown. Carolina, and were located in the for winter, nnd are located in At tho time Sir Broderick is­ Parker House apartments, moved theirthe cottage on the Winter I’arksued his last circular early in to Orlando Tuesday, Ovlcdo highway in West GoldenSeptember warning was given by the London Mail to readers, anti­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Stuckey moved to rod. cipating investigation into the pro- Pine Castle last week. Mr. Stuckey Mr. Neighbor nnd mother of ject, not to have too much -faith is employed in painting the stan­ South Carolina nrrived Saturday dards of the white-way from Mait­ in the enterprise. I t was asserted to spend the winter here. to Pine Castle, ami moved that they stood a good chance of land there to be near his work. Hcv, J. W. Osteen, newly ap­ losing their investment because of superintendent of the or­ the activities of the American Mr. A. B, Smith nnd family of pointed phans’ home at Benson Springs, Winter Garden, spent Saturday and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. It. coast guard. At thin time it was stated that Sumlav here with the (families of L. Croon, Sunday evening. Mr. W. A. Smith ami Carl Math­ 1125,000,000 had been lost by per­ ers. Mr. M. R. Smith nnd family sons financing .contraband liquor moved to the Clyde Cntnpboll Shipments to the U. S. and that Mr. and Mrs. Griffin purchased place, last week to take over tho Sir Broderick was among the hea­ a new Chevrolet touring car last care of the grove now belonging to K. L. Hall, of Winter Park. viest losers. week. jick Hartwell, “Rum Running Of England,Reported“Broke” 14.—(jD —Sir rtwell known ng Baronet,” distress. Jiis n the gazette iers in banki 192.1 organized liquor, with the ! «eelng that the uda msdo comCirculara were i public to take pany. promising bscribers. Largo J to hare been it was reported Coast Patrol n hi sactivities imber of thouliquor and that holders in his it little returns ba discomfiture ilicato was reington as “but fight against fa. W Ji / _______________________________ _______ Porter E. P itts HEAL ESTATE 410-411-413 l . | JXM’I. tlnnk 111.1*. T ■*s v rn n is At’HITS U n t i e 1 3 -1 5 M a a a n l e T r a > » l * l l n l l d l n * __ __ i j ___________________________ ■ ‘ WISE BOAT WORKS ---------Huilder of--------GASOLINE, ELEC TR IC and STEAM LAUNCHES SA IL and ROW BOATS $ B onis nnd M otors Repnired C atalogue Specifications nnd Prices on application Mi JI Mt. Dora, Florida t ’} Vd ui i ’ i Electrical Gifts 1 [ Make practical as well as ideal Gifts. Priced from $5.00 to $8.75 TOASTERS UVERTON, Dec. 14.—(A*)—Eve ns master of fox hunting packs has proved n tremendous success in England nnd one reason is the fact that by her tact and charm she has been nhle repeatedly to placate surly farmers when men have failed. One of the best known women masters is Miss Kathleen Styles, of the West Kent fox hounds, which is one of the favorite pucks of Prince Henry. At present, there are at least eleven women masters of fox hounds, eighteen women honorary secretaries of clubs nnd about 20 women masters of harriers and beagles. Fox hunting now is on in full tilt throughout the country, Prin­ cess Mary and the Duchess of York having participated recently in several chases in this vicinity. Another keen follower of the hounds is Lady Jean Dougins Ham­ ilton, who frequently hunts nil day and then attends a theatre party or a hall in London in the evening. PLASTER IRONS Phono 5.1<> wm ,1 LIME CHASE & CO. ■*.rs n e e ____ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS English Women Are Keen Fox Hunters W E W ILL BE GLAD TO SE R V E YOU \ '■ Robertson, Williams and Monahan CEMENT Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing Sewer Pipe .' Y■ ivv estio atio as - Phon» 4S0-W S.mfonl. Fla. K.prea.nthi* W, v. Wheeler, Ileal Katale Urok.r *.*»*»■■ that if he is unable to file the completed return prior to the ex­ piration of the 90-day period a A n l a T o p * M a d e n a i l l l r p a l r r * . Fur All Make* ul new application should be made S id e C artaln a Car* before that period expires. In Model T rim Co. this way extensions may be grant­ ed, in meritorious cases, for a per­ I l n d f e ( ( n r n i r I* » i l T o I ' a “ W e T r im « k r I'a r iod not to exceed six months S»l I k e O artirr,'* from the prescribed date by law for filing the return. No exten­ sions may bo granted for more than six months, except in the case of American citizens residing or traveling abroad, non-resident Tires and Tubes alien individuals and foreign cor­ porations having no office or At price* that a rt rlgb) place of business within the Unit­ ed States. Pan Am and Standard Gas ana In the case of corporations, no Oils extensions of time usually may he granted, unless conditioned “Veedol Oils” upon the filing of n tentative re­ Electric Irons turn nrnl payment of one-fourth the estimated tax, on or before Radio Supplies the date prescribed by law for filing the return. However, If the RINE’S FILLING application fur the rxtcpsiqn wns made on or before such date but STATION ✓ it was impossible to grant the extension in nmplc tinio to enable Phone 461-J taxpayer to file a tentative re­ turn on nr before due date, tho ID S Sanford Are. Smufoid. Klo. date for filing such tentntivr re­ turn and paying one-fourtn of the estimated tax may bo advanced the extension to permit tho tax­ payer to comply with this re­ quirement. *• . \ J, Si Priced from $2.75 to $8.50 HEATERS PERCULATORS LAMPS GRILLS 11 Special 3-piece Breakfast set, $9.85. Id SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. B U ILD ERS M A TER IA L 1Id M a g n o lia Ave. GROW ERS S U P PL IE S • 1 ESTATE to be so ld m TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, at 10 A. M Manasco Estates is South of Longwood at the in­ tersection of the Dixie Highway. Seminole Bou­ levard is the direct route to the Seminole Jockey Club. Survey No. 1, as shown by engineers Plat, cop­ ies of which may be had at Manasco Estates Field office, one mile South of Longwood. - Beginning at 10 A. M. Tuesday Continuing through to Wednesday. 32 blocks w fl be sold. Eachbiock c e n t * b m tm _ k il Reservations are being accepted today. This is not an auction sale. The sale will start promptly at 10 a. m. Tuesday and will continue through Wednesday until sold. �W v *» . i*AGE ■ •» , . , >»y7>‘>V'Tri • ' -•••,• ' V RSF> 5 '= "ii v ■ f. DECEMBER 14, 1925. THE SANFORD HE] ■-7WH W 1 ___ | / £ \ >i K* _______ T BONDS IN SU RA N CE i SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS San Lanta 80 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%. SA N FO R D ’S R E SID EN TIA L M A S T E R P IE C E 'f Ah Important Announcement Will Soon It is to y o u r a d v a n ta g e to fa m ilia riz e y o u rself w ith o u r exclusive listin g s before p u rc h a sin g , a s they affo rd m ost u n u su al o p p o rtu n ities. Be Made. Watch the Papers. Sap L a n ta com bines home atm o sp h ere w ith co n stan tly enhancing values. O ur offerin g s are com plete in ev ery line. Homes, choice lo ts, subdivisions, groves, acreage and th e h ig h est class of b u sin ess p ro p e rty . Knight & MacNeill I 107*109 S outh P a rk A venue A. P. CONNELLY & SONS R EA LTO RS t # R. 0 . B RIN K M A N M gr. R ealty D ept. Phone 48 Magnolia At Second MRS. SAM II. C A M PB E LL MRS. J. M. LeM O IN E Salesladies. IN V ESTM EN TS LOANS •-. A Tlealtor U 1 J * business i 70 Acres on Marquette St., one m ile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest at 8%. ,,es« in an associates and, 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, b eautiful lak e frontage, property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a m ile from Country Club Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; third cash; third annually. IIe S(> highly himself to b te j untl fair, so f j ] alert to pr whether it b«j 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. i » 1 " 7 t - He in a wide i know the • * whether favor \ 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. SUBDIVISIONS F o r subdivision purposes we have som e of the best buys in Seminole C ounty, am ong w hich u re: Higgins - Smith -Wight, Inc. R EA LTO RS 26 acres adjo in in g S anford G rove which is rapidly being developed. T h is e n tire tra c t is all high and d ry , b eau tifu l wooded land ly­ ing between tw o subdivisions. Price $26,000 w ilh rem arkable term s, and HO acres cornering on Golden L ake and bor­ dering on Onoro S tre e t a t $500 p er acre. He is the barm he bought 7 VI* Acre grove, excellent condition, three m iles from Sanford. Price $6,500; terms $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. Fruit paid 25[ i net on this purchase price this season. ....... ^ ___ can sell property| than then*, whose otrriui eftentimemaj No investor i|| THE HOWARD CORPORATION estate, iecHea KnT.*iii.i«iii:ii i% itHMi Masonic Bldg. sary biuipa] Phone 72 REALTORS y Come up and talk over th ese propositions w ith us and y o u r investigations will prom pt you to buy. McCALL & FOX V ♦ Halos A gents F o r | LOCH- ARBOR “The Firm Substantial” 113*/i Magnolia Ave. 4 fA C o u n try Club P ro p erty of L akes and Ilill.s t I Sales Force: ft. (J. Fox. (i. E. McCall, It. I.. Shipp. ACREAGE, SMALL & LARGE 3 a c re s on C ountry Club road, w ithin lim its. th e Phone 745 265 ACRES C ity Sanfoi Some good buys we can recommend. 35 Lots nice 5 room Bungalow—Close in hard surface road. 7 Room, Bath and Sleeping Porch;well located; one of * ’ the best buys in the city a t .........................................$10,000 Six Room Cottage, well located; close in; Garage. Bargain a t .................................................................... $6,500.00 5 Acre Celery Farm, with crop tools, etc. N ice six room house, good r e p a ir ....................................................$8,500.00 14 Acres, hard surface road; 5 tiled and in Celery. A real buy a t .................................................................. $9,000.00 N ear the Golf Links, including beautiful lakes and Phone 88 540 a cres, a d jo in in g E id e r S p rin g s p ro p e rty on S a n fo rd a n d O rlando road. t 27 3-4 acres fro n tin g 1,600 feet on S an fo rd A venue. 13,500 acres on S t. J o h n ’s C ounty. i>3 1-2 a cres Adjoining Pow er P la n t’s p ro p e rty in V olusia C ounty. 187 a cres in Sem inole C ounty, 107 o f w hich is w ith ­ in th e C ity lim its of H anford. a T h e prices an d te rm s of these tra c ts of land, we consider reasonable, and we will be glad to fu rn ish you sam e if you will call a t our office. Sanford Avenue Corner Six-acre tra c t, containing th ir ty lots on Dixie H ighw ay su itab le for subdivision. $1,500 per acre. We have o th er good buys in large and small acreage tra c ts, also; high class b u sin ess lots and hom esites. See onr listings. THRASHER & GARNER 112 P ark .A venue. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY T «n»i 410-11-1! FW! 219 Meisch Building We Buy or Sell rT H -SiB ^ B est corner on Sanford Ave. a t 4 th St. 71x126, $650 p er foot, oue fo u rth cash. ftVo have them today—tomorrow they may he sold. 221 Meisch B uilding. t«Ut< BALDWIN & BROWN orange grove, $500,00 per acre. .11 a cres on th e VVekiva R iver, on h ard road. Phone 639W If you a re looking around for n house th a t you w a n t to call home, and you realize how fru itless re n t­ ing is, let us show you th e most a t ­ tra c tiv e home we have for sale. 711 P alm etto A venue — Prices and T erm s R ight. A creage; B usiness, W arehouse and R esidential P roperties in Sanford and Sem inole C ounty. Telephone 714 Room 8, G arner-W oodruff llldg. Salesm an— E. T. Moore I I..H \rrr !n « |trr( O trry ih U lirim ln g , in lltrlr I’ n r i i i iiru p rrt, llo u a r, n rl.c .l nenr nnil bnrn, n m rro n ire rrot* rtiu lp m rn t, now ronaer- 91 (1 .000. 01). nt SO A i T r a flea rril on In l i r n r l it ml p m rtl nf lil m l, a lrre l. tw o I|u le k l.n k r n o iiil M onroe. All houaea. bnrn. 4 a n l r * 10, 000. DUBOSE & HOLLER E stab lish ed 1910 One lot on S anford Avenue facing Rose C o u rt, only $2,600. V Thfc p re ttie s t, h igh kind dry tra c t o f Lake F ro n t prope rw in th e C ounty. Get th is before it ad v an ces in p rte . SANFORD GROVE -AM ID M A JE S T IC PINES'* FARMS FIV E ACRE FARM ALL TILED Telephone 249, F ir s t N a t’l Bank Bldg ! Lwu°«t— wins we,u’ two story- fiv° r°°m $7,000.00 Attractive. R. W. LAWTON, Realtor E. E. PAGE Real Estate and Investm ents Phone 713 Rooms 203-205 Meisch B uilding ■■ — IF 1 f t ROOM BUNGALOW $7,500.00 F IV E ACRE FARM ALL TILED IhtncA from $4,800 up to $20,000. Lot m e show you. Gcf. th a t lot In Lutoniu. You can reserve it now and mjjjke m oney. BAItT NASON, S A L E S DIRECTOR SIX One Year Old Close In Price and Terms Tnnan/'hm,1” * Wells' ani»ll hflUSe, b«m 1111(1 Tenant hauiu, 0n paved road— i if 28 lots in BtW ccplioiul tfl*M Rose Court ° tlonal Cernu. Beautiful fllf. II Arrra (rlrr, Avrntir. All lllfil nntl *l>lnnllill, lurnlml fur an lull via Ion. Ural I"** ■"» ( u n r k r c nl price offered. BUTTER BUYS All - .'I : PAUL LAKE-r-Realtor F o p r lots in Rose C ourt, two on S anford A venue. fo r $10,000. j* T he S u b stan tial Realtor 12-14 G arner-W oodruff Bldg. T E L E P H O N E 770 S. W. BRADFORD REALTOR Mtlane Theater HIJf. L * i �The best deed is a DEED to a good piece of earth. Consult with us and be sure of getting a just ap" praisal of Sanford property. the beat , hia busi- We have appraised and offer, site 177x117 on French Ave. j, »nd | locality. \ EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN FIRST STREET EXTENSION One Warehouse BUSINESS PROPERTY i ot permit Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. [honorable A fine corner at Palmetto and Third Street. An entire block on East First Street. ictive and resents, One Fifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00 per front foot. k (N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel) Biineaa to 240 Acre Tract on high banks along Wekiva | localities. One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet Is1 ' front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section. We desire other properties of merit. state can loan who k Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. jeously Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel, peas man 125 ft. deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. ■i | cost and Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. ...' h. 5X These are some of the finest locations in First Street SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. of real necesJi/<1i*». *.* Masonic Bldg1. Phone 735 Extension. ACT NOW. 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 / ^ ^ t ii! The Bodwell Realty Co. 214 East First Street R. C. TISDALE, Jr. Sanford, Florida Inquire Re-Sales Department REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT § t H 4* l 9 | * ' * ’ W- *- ie 190-W 4 *♦* • ** • ** ** * * tension, fro n tin g on Seminole Houle- Lx- WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN I*T. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE- attractive price. HURST, BUENA VISTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. •1*1 U 'it One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and low the m arket. v “The Lot K in g” Realtor LOTS IN \V. I*. C’A H T B I t O F F E R S PINEHURST DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON __ r We Have Some Bargains In H ouses Tamiami Land Co. Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 ■ with Hath on C .ntral. Lot 7B“W.*30.0«. Ca.h I1.S9S09. 51 .Hi' ' ' , rrd H o u t on Orlunito Hood 4 »....« ‘ Lo, *0*J0O *.'1.200.00. Caalh U a la n o , 175.00 month. iinnculn. * Hoorn IIom« L»»tl.»ki‘ 1lnr.L ' |,nt «6«ll». *5.000.00. **.- • / " o S ' f f l ! B»l. liO.OO mo. no#.— - L i g h t , and w u - in hou*#' W k r I’njr II m II SEE— j i:. (], CALL A XT n. o bbbx W. P. CARTER V REALTOR \ 230 Meiach Bldg. Phone 718 * V. \ GOOD RESIDENCE LOT .« ||J S Forty lots in Bel-Air, from $075.00 to $1,000 each. REALTOR v Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 OSCAR R. BROOKS on the corner of Elm Avenue and Thirteenth Street for $6,000.00-one-fourth cash, balance one, two and three years. , f |*; u k u : si in Dreamwold, $1,200.00. v ,. LUTE HOWELL 306 First National Hank ltldg- “one 713 A t n very and Cypress A venues a t price way be­ I Turn Properly Quick Let me try yours ID H THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS 50. 75 or 125 f e e t — F irst S treet Ex* |.v >* f Phone 23 236-238 Meisch Building ,i i Inns. ti I I • ■'v* Real Estate Investment REALTOR Kxcep* l i l MMI One Lot M agnolia Heights—A Bargain. » Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive '- Price. Five room house—Cheap. ^. Other Good Investm ents In Sanford Property. ^ R. C. TISDALE t' **r J k- i • Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bilhlo Office Filth Ave. \ }|. Phone 453 A whole Block between Third and Fourth Streets and Pecan and Avocado Avenues, just $20,000.00, on easy terms. s Pine Hurst is now the center of Sanford, don’t miss getting a home site there. , , i BRHT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., INC. • REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708-709 � 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 14, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 14, 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 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/882b3b51d60fd88cc390b827ee300ca4.pdf ba1ea6616c8524cb3204cfc9ec1abca0 PDF Text Text ;pAPER TOR WEATHER Florida: Generally fair tonight and Sunday: little chnmre In tem­ perature; gentle to moderate var­ iable winds. ' rld rt H eart, sat VegetaMJ Garden Lana ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE HANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEM BER 12, 1925 Six Alleged Auto Thieves Are Held ivsSepaDivorce iage Of October XS. Davis ped Over filiation JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 12.—(/P)—Two members of the Yellow Water District automo­ bile theft ring were a t large today with six alleged partners in tho scheme in the city jnil here ns the result of work by county and city officers. They will be held for criminal court on larceny charges after hear­ ings before J. S. Geiger, jutsico o fthc peace. Five of those in jnil were a r­ rested late Friday by tho offi­ cers, who caught tho alleged “master mind” of the gang the night before. Ho U Sid Ynrbrough, 25, living on the Gaines­ ville road, 10 miles west of Ma­ rietta. About seven truck loads of loot were recovered by the officers, mostly pnrta and tires stripped from cars, stolen in Jacksonville during the Inst year or 1*1 months, according to Ilced. The ring is said to hnvo stolen automobiles and ac­ cessories worth $25,000 or more. Dec. 12-— n marriage k ami Mrs. wing a <W­ inted Mrs. [Nov. d, 25 LOCAL Jjnd mnrriCnmpbcll-I.ossing Post Amer­ |nd shock,” ican Legion plana Chi istmns par­ r family, it ty for disabled veterans now in j them to­ hospitnls. Police investigating the theft ll,, and rela- of $500 from tho law offices of [rejoiccd over Wilson, Housholdcr and Boyle, L bitterly dc- announce thnt arrests that nro [ Jr., brother expected to lie made soon mny involve several prominent peo­ i, prominent ple. ess life in Funeral service for II. 11. id last night pioneer citizen, are held this si Mrs. Ash- morning. ie knowledge Delegates from Power Boat latter, they Association conference at St. ■a sister of Petersburg tell of plans for yacht regetta to lie held on Luke Monroe on Jan. 23. Postmaster J. P. Hull urges erntion in * i idling Christish of m _ STATE Hugh James O'Neill, Dodge boat agent, is killed and Mrs. Horace Dodge ..Jr., is seriously injured when auto overturns while they uro riding on Ocean Boulevard near Palm Bench. Starch for the hnrgu Altamalia, missing since Kuv. 4, was rjnoy ed today with the reportto u tin g of the vivjcl nlxmt 15** miles from Tampa. Reunion in mnrriage is effect­ Rintal on ed by Mr. and D. P. Davis, I iutemper- prominent in social and business lltroxnc, ot life of Tampa. Court, who! DOMESTIC pul to ilW-i f he did not]i Near tragedy ends second per­ “ventilate/* formancc of ned Hainmerstein the benefit. musical piny nt Wilmington, Del. last night when channel support ■nounremont buckles, showering stage per­ I Davis was formers with brick, mortar nnd I she filtered plaster. P principle," John Rockefeller Prentice, al­ pm; jhe was though working his wuy through 1had "sign, ,1 Yale, declares his relations with ’ papers, but his wealthy family are very cor­ ttimg the tlj. dial. 'hers of her Mitchell court mnrtial is ex­ itatement a.s pected to close early next week, i. Davis. court attaches declared today up­ on tlie court’s adjournment for the week end. The state of Virginia 1ms not granted permission for any firm to sell Florida real estate in thnt V. Wheat. state, officers of Virginia Cor­ H “lightly poration Commission announce. 31 hours, FOREIGN mont this Sir Iirodcrick Hartwell, known ns the “ Rum Running Baronet” of England is included in the gazette of receiving orders in Reid Loses To Kid Crosby By Knockout ORLANDO, Dec. 12—(/P)—Kid Crosby of Orlando knocked out Jimmie Reid, of Atlanta, In the sixth round of their scheduled 10round bout here Inst night nt the National Guard nuditoriuni. falthv Family Works Way ■ale As Telephone Operator as a clerk in n hardware store for five years. He then ro enlisted to VT Lrent,cc* l ‘**'pni)ne op. and has made a brilliant scholas­ L*.*1 through tic record. As for being dropped the fact from tho social calendar, Prentice **f John says: r '1tcxlay thnt am not very much interested r were in 'Itho m atter." He is not looking p o d conncc- forward to an inheritance from his relatives, declaring that ho has r, Pecans.. been supporting himself for %ix years nnd making his own plans. Prentice has been awarded the •lames J. Hogan scholarship with ■hi* income from a fund of $5,­ 000. The scholarship was founded by the Yale chapter of Delta Kap­ pa Epsilon in memory of James J. Hogan, noted football player and captain. NEW YORK, Dec. 12.—(£")—Ten persons were injured, two of them seriously, today when nn clewnto'l express train on tho Fulton street Lino of the B. M. T. crash­ ed into the rear end of a stalled tram on the Oxford Street, Urocklyn station. benjamin Gitlow Is Released From Prison On Governor’s Order ALBANY, I T T . . Dee. 1 2 .*'n uenjamln Gitlow, communJ?.t "bn had served time in Sing I'Hig for advocating the over­ throw of the government by force, has been pardoned by Gov. Smith. 4 ' Convicted in 11)20 for violation ° r “ ’c state criminal nnnrchy act, (iitlow has waged nn inces­ sant strugglo for freedom. Five .lrnca in the five yours of his incarceration he wns released "ben his appeal from the con­ viction reached various stages. " hen the U. S. supreme court sustained his conviction this year ho went hack to Sing Sing again. I hree times in five years he was a candidate for political of­ fice, once as mayor of New York * ity on a Communistic ticket, the second time ns a congress­ man for the “working men’s league.” l„ 1921 he was vice­ presidential candidate fox the TWENTY’ PA G ES TODAY NUM BER I I I REGATTA TO BE Campbell-Lossing Post To COURT TRYING HELD ON LAKE F?.r JiTfHELL MAY F.lcction of a past adjutant, in­ L L. Voorhces, chairman of the stallation of post officers for the commiteto formed to investigate ensuing year and the reports of various committees occupied the the possible establishment in San­ Final Diana For Prem ier Boat attention of the Cninpbell-I.ossing ford of n branch of the Young Races D rafted By Sanford Post of the American Legion at its Men’s Christian Association, stat­ Rest Of Evidence To ^ a c h t Club A t I*ast M eet; meeting last night in their club­ ed that a survey wns in progress Be Given Early In at the present time and that it Many V isitors Expected house. Week So Public Ses­ Kail J. Schult* was unanimous­ was tho hope of the committee ly' elected to the position of post that an active) Y. M. C. A. would sions Can Be Closed Program To Include adjutant and Ilov. Mortimer Glo­ bo established in Sanford within ver wns elected ns post chaplain. a very short time. It was said that Sail Boat Exhibitions Rev. Glover takes the office for­ tho old City Hall building may lie merly held by* Victor Greene, who used as hcndi|uurtcrs for the proY acht Club’s New Building resigned at last night's meeting. pored “Y" if permission could be The officers’ who were installed obtained from the city. To Be Formally Opened In Course O fNcxt Two W eeks for tho next year, by Joe Chitten­ A commiteto was appointed by den, department director, arc: M. Commander Hutton for the pur­ * AIDS, Dec. 12.—</P)—Finance It. Hutton, commander; Thcdore pose of arranging a Christmas Williams Denies Air­ The staging of a sail and motor W. Langley, vice commander; Karl party for tho veterans who are Minister I.ouchcur’s prophesy that men Given Expens­ boat regatta on Lake Monroe on 1J. Schultz, post adjutant; Robert in bike City hospital. It was raid his fiscal measures xvould make •Saturday, Jan. 2.1, has been def­ Deans, finance I- C. He­ tliis morning that the Lcgionnlrive Bombs To Drop him the most unpopular man in initely decided upon, according to lmut, historian; officer; and Hodgson Hail, os would carry a tntekioad of good a statement made today by Com­ sergeant at arms. France already is being realized things to eat, ns well as many gifts WASHINGTON, Dec. 12— modore J. R. Emory, who told or of thanks was extended to their “buddies’* in the hospital. for his financial hills nra meeting fiKins perfectc(l nt a recent meet* L. AH.vote (AIM.—Tho Mitchell court Dolt for his work in con­ with growing opposition in parlia­ •nSf of the Florida Power Boat as- nection with the lwgPm minstrel Members of the post stated that m artial concluded today w hat every citizen of the city will I k* mentary quarters. aociatlon at St. Petersburg, a t­ show, which was produced about asked to contribute to this party is confidently expected to be tended by Dr. (’. J. Marshall and two weeks ago. Ho spent virtually nil of Friday for the disabled vets. its last full week of th e a ir Judge W. E. White, delegates from afternoon explaining his measures the Sanford Yacht Club, officer’s trail. to the finance committee of the Mr. Emory said that th I All the rem aining evidence chamber of deputies, but appar­ . . . . - ................ o regatta would bring to Sanford many huntently failed to convince the ma­ is to he offered in the early jority of the committee, and ex­ Di'* enthusiasts and plcasuro craft p a rt of next week under pres­ from Miami, tit. Petersburg, Palm port parliamentarians says hii ent plans, and o th e r require­ Beach. Jacksonville nnd Ml. Dora promised when the bills reach the ments disposed of so that it can in addition to attracting visitors open chamber. close its public sessions before the The piece meal introduction of Commission A sserts Miami from other sections of the state. week-end. Tho testimony of mlPresent plans provide for tho M. Louchcur's seven bills has caus­ Concern Is Not Licensed ilitinnnl prosecution witnesses to­ entrance of several types of sail­ ed much criticism in the chamber day touched on many points raised To O perate In T h a t S ta te ; ing craft, and speed bonis of nil where the measures themselves are by Col. Mitchell in the attack on Many P rese n t At Celery Ave­ Injuries Received As Auto Statem ent Not Explained descriptions in the major events, un popular. aviation policies which led to his nue Home To Pay Respects O verturns F a ta l To Dodge ho said, and cruiser races will nlso court mnrtial. Tin* bill introduced yesterday RICHMOND, Vn., Dec. 12.—(A’) bo held. To Prom inent Sanford C it­ A gent; .Mrs. Horace Dodge denis with a method of security Tells of Night Tests “Few people appreciate the treizen; Dr. Nixon Presides Jr., Injured In Accident conversation thnt w ill.he offered —The Virginia Corporation Com­ Capt. John T. Lewis, a search­ mission “has granted no permit to mcruloiiu advantages that Sanford to holders of government bonds.! light battery commander at Fort an* iierson or e pnmtion L, sell could derive from capitalizing ln*r Holders of the present 1.5 and •; Many sorrowing friends nnd rel­ Lot ten, N. Y., told how the test per cent French internal bonds F rida real estate it* Virginia," it position on lake Monroe." Mr. atives attended the funeral of II. conducted ln*<t summer included it . declared in a statement issued Emory said, "and I am confident II. Chappell, pioneer Sanford resi­ would bo permitted to convert at tho ability of senrciilight “gun­ the Commission's offices hens that the promotion of this regat­ dent. which wns held from tho them into a single f> per cent se­ this afternoon. ners" to “hit" airplanes at night ta will nerve to awaken them to home on Celery Avenue this morn­ curity which Would lie acceptul by niuf how new sound locating de­ The commission's statement men­ tin* unrivalled tourist attraction ing at It) o’clock, after which a the government instead of cash tioned vices could “track" a plane at a specifically that the Coral that this city possesses in ita lo­ long procession of nutomohiics fol­ in tho payment of inheritance tax­ Gables Co., wns not licensed to range of 10,00(1 yards with mo­ cation on the lake. lowed the hearse to ihe Municipal es. tor running and at 8,000 ynrds with sell real estate in Virginia hut did Cemetery where tho body wns in­ Mr. Emory stated thnt a meet­ Does Not Augur Well engines throttled. mention whether any action ing of the Board of Governors of terred. Mnj.-Gm. Clarence (\ Williams, In addition to the opposition not was contemplated by the utnte reg­ tin* Fanfold Yacht Club would h*.» Tho services in the home were chief of Army Ordinance Depart­ shown by the finance committee; body against concerns sell­ held in tin* director's room of the conducted ment, tho next witness, declared the altitude of several important ulatory by the Rev. T. J. Nix­ Florida real estate here and Seminole County it.ank on Tuesday on. pastor of the First Methodist the air service has not been given political groups does not augur ing members of tin* commission when at 1,100 or 2,000 pound bombs for which time final plans for tin* Church, and were said to hnve well for the future of the legisla­ nsked to amplify it raid, they bombing training because "only a organization of the regatta will been beautiful in their simplicity. tion. M. Loucheur lias made it “had nothing else to say." few were on hand" and they wt-ro he wor’.ed out. Surviving members of the fam­ The statement follows: ‘'quite expensive." A 1,100-pound ily, most of whom were present In d‘«'hissing Hu* new quarters “The Coral Guidos Co., has not bomb cost in excels of $<‘.00, it at the funeral, include Mrs. Chap­ [recerV completed for the Yacht filed with th * Stutc Corporation G’.’ir- Mr*Jjhjit.ry said that ail pell, the widow; Mr. Chappell's was added, ami u 2,000 pound Commission all the papers requir­ bomb cost* $1,100 mother of Lakeland; two brothers, [furniture* aim equipment had nr* ed of it by tho commission and no Uninterrupted' Progreso. A. it. and Frank Chappell of Jack­ |rived and would be installed nt an permit has been granted to that Friday’s sessions passed qafetsonville; four daughters, Mrs. [early date. compuny or any of its agents, to ly. ilickering and wrangles l*eThe formal opening of the new Frank Scruggs of Sanford, Mrs. fell Florida real estate in.Virgintween counsel gave way to unin­ II. H. Pemberton, of Orlando, Mrs. lake front headquarters will Is* an­ Vail Lovell, of New York City in. terrupted progress and six witiras •­ “It may also he of interest In nounced following the meeting on nnd Mrs. \V. E. Coicbourne, of nesses were heard on various sub­ the public to know that tin* State Tuesday, lie said. jects, among other things tho Corporation Commission lias gran­ “Thu congested condition of the court wns told: Mr. Chappell is nlso Stiivived Ity ted no permit to any person or railroad yards during tin* past few “That's it foreign agency (Ger­ corporation to sell Florida real es­ months ha i resulted in delaying the two sister, Mrs. Fannie Witton many) had been given an exclus­ and Mrs. Carrie Moon, both of ive nir concession by the Colombi­ tate in Virginia.” delivery of furniture and neces­ Lakeland. Harrison Attends an government to th? possible sary fixtures" Mr. Emory stated, Pallbearers nt the funeral this naif of tho Panama canal. "but all material and equipment morning were: (). J. I'opc, J. L. Traffie Confercncc imThat Guatemala has given a are on hand nt the present time, Fiench nir enterprise a non-ex­ and tin* Yacht Club will announce Bledsoe, Forrest Lake, L. I*. Hag­ Mr. F. II. Harrison Jr., traffic chim e conci Ion in that country the official opening of its new an, Dr. R. M, Mason, A. I*. Con­ nelly, R. G. Hickson and W. Htn- expert of the Sanford Chamber of winch aim constituted n possible quarters sometime within tho next Icy. Commerce ntteiuiud a meeting in nienneo to tin- defense of the canal. two weeks." That the Texas national guard Mr. Chappell, who was 03 years Orlando, y iterduy, which was Will Advertise Sanford old at the time of his death, was railed l*v Orlando interests to or­ nir unit has be* n supplied with In commenting on the publicity one of the most prominent citi­ ganize their division of the Reg­ parachutes for a year nr more, in At a recent meeting of the Longwooil Chamber of Commerce the that Sanford would receive from zens of this county, living identi­ ional Hoard, for the governing of contradiction to Colonel Mitchell's following resolution endorsing tho the Yacht regatta, Mr. Emorv said fied during his long icsidonco in freight rhi patents into their dis­ statement that guard aviators have promised Semlnola race track wns that boating journals nnd publi­ this community, with many con­ trict B. boon flying without parachutes for unanimously passed and a copy cations in all sections of Florida structive developments which have four years. Mr. Harrison stated that tin* forwarded to the promoters: would I k* sent articles relative to taken place within the past 20 Orlando organization was living Thvso and other statements wero RESOLVED, That w e, the mem­ the races, anil that those people years. given by Maj, George R. Strung, perfected along tile lines of the bers of the Lungwood Chamber of who ntteniled would enrry nwny war department general stuff; body formed in Sanford about lie was tin* agent for tho old Commerce, deem it timely and in accounts of Sanford's posihilitics Capt. R. \V. Mnckie, Texan Na­ ordur.thnt recognition nnd endorse­ that would prove of indefinite more J. T. & K. \V. Railroad, which has two weeks ago. Asked a Inhi t any new develop­ tional Guard, Lieut. Christian ment to be given to the various value to this community than any since became the Atlantic Coast Itucli, army war inllcgo stuff; ments in tl*o Sanford district with­ Maj. Line, and was well known among projects being undertaken in and printed matter. Gen. Frank \V. Cm*, chief of in the past few days, Mr. Ilurriold time rnilwuy men throughout const artillery; t'o). M. G. Spinks,' “Newspaper and mngnxino ad­ the district. Min .aid that the situation here commander of the 52iul uircrhft vertising is fine," Mr. Emory said, Severing his connections witli i eiiinineii unchanged. regiment which held tho tests 'a t "hut personal recommendation is tin* railroad many yeara ago, Mr. Fort Titdcii, N..L, last summer, ami better, and every hunting enthus­ Chappell engaged in agriculture Cnpt. .John T. Lewis of tho tamo Local authorities arc actively iast who is present at thia regatta and linn been a lending figure in organization. will leave Sanford boosting its wa­ tho development of the celery in­ engaged in running d >wn a clue Increased Accuracy. ter possibilities. which is hoped will lead to tho dustry. General Coo said that Fort Tilarrest of the thief who rubbed tho TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 10.—DP) den tests had disclosed increased safe in tho office of Judge L. F. —Awarding of contracts for the accuracy of guund fire against Two Men Held For Housholdcr of $500 last Monday $100,1)00 dormitory at tin* State moving nir turgvts but assisted afternoon, according to statements Slaying Of Woman College for Women; tho labora­ that 10,000 thee-inch anti-aircraft made this morning. tory nt tho experiment elation in guil t would not l*o aide to defend It is intimnted that nn arrest Palm Ilcach county, und certain Washington against nn enemy air TAMPA, Fla. Dec. lL —(/P)— may he made shortly which may improvements ut the A. & M. Col­ raid. Mrs. Marin Porrnh, shot to death involve persons of prominence. 1 lie Ho unit Colonel Spinks were lege for Negroes will ho the prin­ during a revolver duel between lit-r negro janitor of the First Nation­ shown to he in disagreement on cipal business before the Ihntrtl of husband nnd their landlord Wed­ al Rank Building, It. D- Butler, the point, tho intter holding that Control of State Institutions, nt nesday, was killed by a bullet the who was arrested on suspicion of 12-inch guns would calibre of the gun lined by Julio the second performance of “Tho the regular monthly meeting, to n Latterly immediately after the r Jibery was (Continued on page J.) bo held ut Jacksonville, December Valujn, the owner of their apart­ Song Of The Flame,” n musical discovered, being held at the coun­ Dr. O. H. Greenwell ment, according to an announce­ play produced by Arthur Hammerty jail, pending development g stein at the Play House here, when William Ballard, i I rd. janitor To Open Services ment by Sheriff Biers today. of tho First Nntionul Bank, re­ A coronpry inquest will be con­ an eight Inch channel iron sup­ porting a number of drops buck­ marked this morning that many Dr. O. II. Greenwell, new pan- ducted today. Bonds for lmth men people were under tho impression tor of tho Christian church, will have been fixed ut $20,000 each. led, allowing the scenery to sug thnt it was he who was arrested open a scries of sermons at tho Neither has furnished it. Porrah nnd showering the stage nnd per­ on suspicion. He said tli.il it was High School auditorium on “Types alleged that his wife was killed formers with brick, mortar and Postmaster J. B. Hall yesterday than 10 Inches in length at causing him no end of embarnss- und Anti-Types" beginning Sun­ when Vuluja opened fire on him plaster torn from tho walls. _ Tho nccidont occurcd while the issued u statement in which ho combined. For delivery in t ment und that while he is janitor day, Dec. 13, it was unnounced to­ after n quarrel over rent for their Russian art choir, numbering about urged tin* public to co-opcrntu with second and third zone... un home. of tho bank, on the first floor, day. , , •50 persons wns on the stage.. While tho postal authorities during the ly, 70 itounds is tho m ho has nothing to do with any oth­ Services wiil be held at tho high many of tho players were injured, Christmas tush by complying with weight; in all other zon* er part of tho building. school both mornings and evenings Program For Band receiving sprains, cuts nnd bruises, all tho rules applicable to parcel 50 pounds will be nccep with bible school ut 0:45 in the onl tl required medical attention post mailing. A list of these rules | mailing." mornings. Concert Announced and yhut First National Buys one—Madame Chereko— and instructions are posted in the “ Uninsured parcels 8 ot Among other activities planned was in physiciuti's care today. lobby of the local office, he raid, less weight may be m Countv Road Bonds for the Immediate future is the Conductor Joseph Reizenstcin Mnie. Chereko suffered u light Mr. Hail stated thnt one o. t'nojstreotin letter or package l Christmas program for tho chil­ dren, a reception for the pai<or .unounces the following program concussion of tho bruin when greatest difficulties with which his postoffice brunches. All ' The purchase of ' early in January and a 10 day eve­ for tho band concert to \>v given struck by falling debris, but was forco h a s 'to contend is tho itn* Idomestic parcel post mail of Seminole County road bom ning mooting ut which Dr. Green- in Central Park tomorrow nt 3 said to be in no ilnngcr. Damage proper addressing of packages by insured." premiums ranging from D"--' to the theater stage properties nt and parcels. lie emphasized the “Christmas gifts and ca . well will present tho plea nnd po­ o'clock: $103.80 und totaling U.'5>*n“ 1. March—Kentucky Cardinal— first estimated at $00(000, will need for a complete udilress, in- dressed to points within oi sition of the Christian church. announced by officials of tl" not reach that amount, it was be- eluding number, street, city and!travel should bo mailed it Barnard. National Bank here this mori state, on nil mail mnttcr. Hun- i than Dec. 20; within tw 2. Overture—Princess of India REPORT INVOLVES MELLON The bonds were .Jo«riM As tho plaster and other defiris dreds of pieces of mall nro found travel, not later than Docen WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.—(/!*)— —King. portion of the $1,750,*>00 i. 3. Selection—The Burgninster— began to fall from the rigging in tho office without one or mure Iwithin three day's travel, That the Gulf Oil Co., escaped loft, the performer* realizing their of these essential details, ho said, [cr than IHiceniber 1(1; for in thorized b ythc County $1,590,385 in federal taxes during Luders. sioner for highway ocvclop Somo of the instructions on tnnt points, not later than 4. Romance—A Tale of Two Cit­ danger, dashed for snfety. Somo the years 1915 to 1919 when sec­ in this section, and in comnit raced for tho wings of tho stage mailing were* given as follows: ber 11. Parcvls and curds retary Mellon wns a chief owner ies—Roberta. on their disposition, officer. and leaped into the orchestra pit Articles likely to spoil in tran-lat delivery should be rial Intermission. wns asserted by engineers em­ bank stated that the ,n* . 5. Grand Sacred Potpourri— whilo members of the cast buck- sD. will not bu accepted for mail-1 luter than December 22." ployed by senate committee inves­ stage sought shelter beneath the ing. This applies to those nrtlcle# The curly maljirg of Cl had purchased tr.e . tigating the internal revenue bu­ '•Morning Light”—B inihmne. a private investment int*n 0. Scotch Selection—Auld Sco­ platform. which will spoil within the time Icards U just a« important reau. tia—Ilnrry Lender. Jack Haskell, n director, realiz­ 7. .Patrol—“Comiquo”—Bindley. ing the danger of u panic umong In some parts of China, pigs Dr. Howard A. kelD. . more, predicts thnt “e,£a 8. Tho Pilgrims Chorus from the audience, quickly ordered the arc marketed alive, the squealing trie needles that part the asbestos curtain lowered and animals being suspended in a ham­ Tnnnhnusur—Wagner. beforo they touch them * t). Patriotic Medley—"United We brought Dorothy MacKnyo of the mock bung on largo poles carried replaco many of the scaip< Stand”—Hays. AmcrL n Opera to tho footlights. by two men. used by surgeon*. New Sound Devices Explained In Court LongwoodChamber OfCommerceWants New Race Course Safe Robbery May Involve Prominent Parties, Police Say Near Tragedy Ends 2ndPerformanccOf Haninierstein Play Postmaster Urges Co-operation in Handling Rush Of Christmas Mail �H 55A U V PAGE SIXTEEN T h at Druid Park is an ideal spot and par-plus in­ vestment has been established by the complete sell out of the first unit, and the oversubscription of $28,000.00 on the opening day. Such a public endorsement and exhibition of confidence in this Britt-Chittenden development carries \ assured demand for Druid Park property Druid Park is located on the State Highway No. 3, Sanford-Orlando Road, just south of Dreamwold, and overlooking Lake Jennie. Reservation can be made for homesites in th e second unit which will be officially placed on the market • | B 1 /9 « \- J / 1 . 4- \ - I I ■ ** \ 1 1 L I L '♦♦♦ ♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦•>♦♦ V< l 1 Li l i M 1 | | I ! i l l L n / l ' i l \ v n / n ff—•" if i ■ 1 -C U l l U . C l l V+ i A A *AA ■W**+*•+*. *>** 1■ !nr v I? H i {] O L ^ c | 1 * f t 7 /Q & 1 / ft T P k V Y 1 V t ( H c . •i . I f Ia i • M I 'iA 1 (4 V » n 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925, PAGE TWO Problem—SOLVED T h ere is no lan d on e a rth th a t responds more quickly, in term s of in trin sic value to added im provem ents, th a n our Florida lands. A dded im provem ents m ean added values. It is an ad m itted fa c t th a t th e rich farm and tru c k land, com prising th e D nytonn-D eL and 5 and 10 acre Small F arm T racts, located on th e D aytona-D eL and H ighw ay, m idw ay be­ tween D aytona and D cLnnd a t $150.00 to $300.00 per acre, is the most reasonably priced land of its kind In F lo rid a today. DRAINAGE A perfect drainage system necessary to scientific farm ­ ing everywhere completes the requirements of the ex ­ acting* farmer. Daytona - DeLand Farm s will have that drainage sy s­ tem. Obviously th is value is m ultiplied a t least th ree tim es by the establishm ent of a d ra in a g e system . M ost of th is land has n atu ral d rain ag e— it ra n g e s in elevation from 27 ft. to 51 ft. above th e level of th e H alifax R iver— b u t n a tu ra lly , in The George H. HillsC a tra c t of th is size th e re a re som e w et spots, and many of you folks rem em ber th e tim e w hen a portion of th e L eL and pany, Jacksonville, a: Road was under w ater. ally known engineers, drawing the plans. Today's new spapers c a rry th e sto ry of th e new d ra in a g e d is tric t th a t will m ake available fo r safe an d p ro fitab le ag ricultural developm ent, ev ery acre o f th e D aytona-D eL and Small F arm T racts. the Volusia D istrict No. 1, is well u n d er w ay. The new d ra in a g e d is tric t, know n as The firm specializes o clamation work. P a rt .of th e p re lim in e ry survey has been made, th e b o u n d aries of th e d is­ tric t already determ ined, and petitions ready for circulation. * ^ DAYTONA-De LAND SM ALL FARM S— COMPOSING 44,000 ACRES O F T H E R IC H EST FA RM A N D TRU CK LAND IN FLORIDA— NOW PR ESEN TS T H E BIGGEST P R O F IT MAKING PO SSIB ILITY IN T H E ST A T E . In th is connection one of o ur forem ost a g ric u ltu rists s ta te s : " A v e ra g e n et p ro fit per a cre per y e ar on land of th is c h a ra c te r operated as done in Sanford. H asting, Vcro, and o th er p ro g ressiv e sections, is $650.00— AND W H E N CO M M ERCIA L DRAINAGE The drainage system will be known as Volusia Coun­ ty Drainage System No. 1 . The preliminary survey for the drainage system has been made. AGRICULTURE IS C A R R IE D ON W ITH CORRECT M E TH O D S T H E N E T P R O F IT PER Y EA R R U N S A S H IG H AS $2,000.00 PE R YEAR TO T H E ACRE Harry E. Prettyman, i is negotiating with the ir luat opportunity to buy for a low er p rice th a n th e sam e g rad e of land can be b o u g h t a n y w h ere in A d e sh a b le location in the h eart of V olusin's rich a g ric u ltu ra l domain. 'ELAND A field corps o f drainage engineers are now working out the details on the Harry E. Pretty man, Inc., Day­ tona-DeLand farms. DAYTONA-DELAND d 10 - Acre 5 an(j jq _ Acre L FARM TRACTS he DeLand Road . SMALL FARM TRACTS F ronting on Graded Roads, just o ff the DeLand Road ONE-ACRE HOME SITES IN THE KEY CITY REMADOS TITUSVILLE Harry E. Prettyman DAYTONA 112 South Park Avenue I'<. Z. STINES, District Mgr nal Construction Ca,l bourne, for the actuil1 struction of the draii canal and LatteraNPetitions will betaken early date to insure drainage system stalled without delay. �T VAf \ V. :•* riAi •t J H E SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925. A t The Churches f D*c« 1 2 ^ ^ [tfoni prevailing Ue market today ke 1loriJa State . arc as foflows: fancy 3. 00 @ 3- 5 0 ; j bushel crates FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school 9:30 a . m. * Morning worship and sermon 11 n. m.. Subject, “Beyond the Foot­ lights.” Young People’s Unions G:30 p. m. , Evening worship and scniion 7:30. Subject, “Does It Pay? Give Your Testimony." Baptismal service 7:30 ocloc* sharp. Prayer meeting Wednesday evo- D4.00; cpsp'flnt3 |r3 2.5003.50; •medium siiw, hV The First Baptist Church very 001.60; squas’ ^cordially ' invites both residents and 2i0@3.00; visitors. Itmall cy well maturipefruit, boxes, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Science services nro 2.5003.50. held in the Woman's Club Oak i$)—\ frenzi- Avenue near Third Street, every Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock; (jfipn stock list Sunday school nfc 10 o’clock. Sub­ ,uscil a further ject for tomorrow, “God the Pre­ [the franc which server of Man.” Wednesday evening services, nu reached the which include testimonials of heal­ 7,42 to the dol- ing arc held a t 7:00 nt the Wo­ man’s Club. This Society maintains a free fork List reading room where the Bible and e.l2.-(/F>— all authorized Christian Scilmce [ ..... ....116 literature may ho read, borrowed .... 258 Vi or purchased, in Room 517 First r “..........i n National Bank Building. Open 1........ 124 Vi Wednesday and Saturday from 2 ------ ---- 124 to 5 p. m. ....... 75 Vj All are welcome to attend the ............145 services and to make use of the 1....... 115 V* reading room. I. pfJ- ■ ....... G. CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS Third Sunday in Advent. Celebration of Holy Commun­ ion 7:30 o’clock. Church School 9:45 o’clock. Morning Prayer and sermon 11 o’clock. Evening prayer and sermon 7:30 o’clock. t *• ’K,L& I Special musical selections: M orningOrgan Voluntary—“ Dee River” Coleridge Taylor. Offertory—“O Jesus Thou Art Standing” Oley Sheats. Evening— Organ Voluntary—“Nocturne”— Edward d’ Every. Offertory—Solo “Blessed Arc the Poor in Spirit" Ward Stephens. Rectors' Weekly Bible Study Class will meet Wednesday eve­ ning nt 8 o’clock in the cnapel. All members of the Parish nro expected to be present and inter­ ested visitors will be welcome. FIRST .METHODIST CHURCH Sunday services: 321 Sunday School 9:30 o’clock. m i; Men's Wesley Bible Class, 10:00 o’clock. Morning worship: Sermon by the pastor, 11:00 o’clock. 11ST* Three Epworth Leagues, 6:30 o’clock. Evening worship: “Confe’Jcnee Echoes,,' 7:30 o’clock. Prayer meeting, (Wednesday), 7:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation is given to visitors and strangers to attend all services. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Service nt high school building. Sunday school at 9:45 o’clock. Sermon and communion a t 11 o’clock. Subject: “Moses A Type lot Christ." Evening sermon at 7:30 o’clock. Subject: “Mirables in the Christ­ ian Dispensation." 11____ l(bid) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The services Sunday will bo a< follows: Sunday School 9:30 o’clock. Preaching 11:00 o’clock. Junior Christian Endeavor, 2:10 o’clock. Senior Christian Endeavor, 6:30 o’clock. Preaching 7:30 o’clock. There will bo special instrument­ al and vocal music at both preach­ ing services. ■ « l o f unlit C o u r t , ti ll s tlio 3 r d d a y A dditional S ccieb Spencer I s Re-elected Pl’f^irlnnf n g at- . 1 X A b lu e n t Of Missionary Society J k. L LJ M l ’S Cr. W . mo, \ t.h ly meeting 0{ » »u'0i?nn* Missionary Auxiliary of he First Methodist Churchmet at the church parlors, Dec. 7. Mrs. w- spencer, president, pre-id. mi,. The usual routine of budness was taken up and some very kood reports were given by tha \anous committee chairman. The annual election of officers follow. Those elected for the com­ ing year were: President, Mrs. W. G Spencer. Vice-President, Mrs. J. D. Park, cr, . R esp o n d in g Secretary, Mrs. D. Shoemaker. Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ren .Menroc. Treasurer, Mrs. L. M. Telford. Local Treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Higgins. Superintendent of Study, Mrs. H. H. Chappell. Local Superintendent, Mrs. !! L. Griffin. C‘L trading In stock held the un­ disputed center of the stage, llond prices fluctuated uindcsrly most of the week and dealing in for­ eign exchanges were light. Although the stock marked was capraciou in its relations to the wicks trade news, nil development were favorable. United States Steel Corporation imnouneui .in increase of 170,linn ton; in unfilled orders on its books nt the end of November, the larg­ est monthly gain this year. i In* message of President Cool, idge and the annual report of Sec­ retary of the Treasuiy Mellon to Congress both presented renssuring views of tho business situa­ tion and further I'lic o u r'ig o m e n t w a s d e ri v e d f r o m tlm P r e s i d e n t ' s hud-", m essage, o u tlin in g fu rth e r flit ■ in a p p r o p r i a t i o n s f o r 1U27. F o r th e f i r s t t i m e t h a t Wall S tr e .1 could r e m e m b e r , th o railr o a d - h n r e s fu tin d c a u s e tn coleb r u t e tit" o p e n i n g o f tlm n e w Cune n I w ith hidatr r *111v i*, I V • i ll .1 lirisk r a l l y . br.i.Pl b u y i n g m o v e m e n t e m b r a c e d ;ho le a d i n g i n v e s t m e n t is s u e s . NEW ORLEANS, Tme. I2.-UF) •—C I, o tto , un- , f u tt ui lr e s Dec. IS.iH, bid; opened sti-udy• of December, 1925. Superintendent Social Service, Superintendent Teonlc *®Vcl,J?r for Complainant .B. Crnwford, Young n ^ n****wZ COURT TRYING MITCHELL MAY END NEXT WEEK (Continued from page 1.) In- able tu hit n bombing airplane flying 100 miles an hour at a height of 12,000 feet 12 or 11 times Nor UK TO CO.XTltACTOIlSl Sealed bids Will ho r e c e i v e d by th e C uuiiti H oard o f P u b l i c In John* Sneed Supcrintcndcnt. Mr*- striK 'tlou fo r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo rnla. a t S u p e r l n t e n d i i i f s O ffice, c o u r t H ouse. S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , u n t i l eleven A. M., J a n u a r y 12th, 192fi. fo r th e f u r n l s h l n u o f m a t e r i a l s f o r TK "f!br!ntCn‘ient of Supplies, Mm. end tie .'reelIo n of it c o m p l e t e h e a t Hw sy s te m fo r t h e F a s t S id e P r l nmry School H u ltd ln i; l o e n t e d a t MU*ionarI Vn!cc* Mwi S a n in n l, In Homintilrt C o u n ty , In e u rd a n e e w ith p l a n s a n d s p e c l f l c a There being no further business tlo n s ns p r e p a r e d by E l t i m J . *dJ°urn«I with all re- Mouahtor-, A ro h ltc e t. T h e H oard r e s e r v e s t h e r l a h t to lK’.iting the Lord’s Prayer. reject any and nil bhN , o r t o n r cept a n y hid o r p a r t o f hid by t h e m to lie he to tlio t h e boi b e st I n t e r e s t IN T i l t adeenwil e e m x l In '■ e C '• ounty. 1 II I ., T T O I 'I IT , S E V E N - of' th M u *• C lltc u rr. s u m . Copies of plans and sj»ec l f l r a t l o n s l li t'TWttllA. t \ i may be I ol from the Ar. A r c h it e c t UP1 " " U .I M , oil of Twenty.fl\ , „ deposit . -five (I2&.00) D ollars c e rtif ie d c h e c k , s u c h d e ­ L t r i f V."1 ir. nHMHUKicn. posit to li- r e f u n d e d b o n a flilo b i d ­ d e rs upon r e t u r n o f p l a n s a n d s p c c Complainant. If teat hi m to th o A r c h i t e c t . tlK O R iit: H. u l t K K N W O O n a n d l t d Hv o r d e r of t h e C o u n t y Itn n rd of i i. t l r . c n w o o d , lila w ife, if liv- I'llhllc Iftstru eilo n . P . i n l n o l e C o u n ­ ,,BIf dem i. (lu» h e ir s , d e v l- ty. F lorl la. D e c e m b e r *th. 1323. F i t ED T. W IL L IA M S . C h a i r m a n . * ' ‘titci H o r o t h e r c t a l m u n t a At t e s t : T . W . L A W T O N , , J" * ' b l (icorK n S. ( • r c o n w o o d ni.<1 H elen J . U r e c n tv o o d , h is w ife, v. .„ . . S ecretary. ‘J " ' " v fo llow inw , if li v in g , a n d . Dec. 12-19-20 Jan 2-D. v S T W A .Loca' 'Vo'k” , 'o. the lielrs. devisees, nran' *,r other cla Itnn n t* iifidnr ,m-wit: Charles Montague in enti i it cm u r. s i ;n jrJ ” !*1- Howard K. Hull. Henry *1. D ll I M. I l i l t I IT , SENIINOLI3 MU- n and Mary Wilson, Ihoftor I in M l.. IT .m ilD t. IN t l l A N f K it Y . wnahhurn. Fannie Kvuns Walter I vans. David p;. Slone. D. H. Illll III U u le t T i t l e Mow-. w. Mans. 11. u Rowler, I I . It. L E V Y , C o m p l a i n a n t . YU* WHIInmson. and wife, MU8,1beih Williamson. Avery M. THOMAS A l i e n K it. If a li v e n n d if d e a d to 111 u n k n o w n h e ir s , d o v j . Km ml its, Charles I Ian ford. John legillees. o r u rn t tl e n s . am i L Stoddard. Alien Simon.Is and to t.ll pet so p s h a v i n g I»r r t m u l ' i u ■U'11" t: Simnmls. Jessie Clari ll.inlnu way, Henry llemlnuwny, nny li t. rr«i In Hie to l lo w iu .r i|e o lv e d In ttii.i s u it, a ad William Itleknell. and all per­ Rerltod la n d sl v If ncvtid n n ts . sons . lalnilna an Interest In tlio O rd er of I'lihlli-atliiii her. a f t e r described real estate. T H E S T A T E O F F l .i i I t l D A . T O ; Defendants. Th.im.Tt A rche, if niivii. n n d If O rd e r uf Publication T o Henritn S. t i r e e n w o o d a n d Hiden J , t i n i-uwood, b is w ife , If II vI iik , a n d . If dead, tlio h e ir s , devisees, g r a n t e e s ,.r o t h e r r l n t t u n n i s u n d e r said i:«,true s. U r e e n w o o d a n d H e l ­ en J i Ire.-nwood, h is w ife , a n d t h e folh-w lint. If 11vI rtic. a n d . If d ead, th e lieir-. d e v is e r s , i r r a n te e s o r o t h ­ e r il . i l t m m t s u n d e r th e m , t o - w l l : i"hnrl, s Mont a a ne Hull, H o w a r d i ‘ ILtll, H e n ry il W ils o n a n d Mary H e s t e r W a s h to irn. F a n n i e H em D avid 17. .... „ s, W alter E vans, i. ' ii . \. i, r,"^ e " i • ' nvVhim mi^,. iV . ' /.Ii "ifE I D i h e i h w m iuuiH .iti. a v . t v *! •'j-'nnd.-rs. C h a r i , i D aiif.ird. J-.hu T ' S & t i ! ' ! ^ r c i a r n ’M : i n a i '- . y . H e n ry IP m l n t i n ; . . . and ' v ,l!llim HleUm'H. a n d nil p.-r tn ' ' ' " o l i o : ml li i l e r e s l In t h e h e r e i n afi.-r d o s e r lh e d r.-.ii • Ntnle t>,-wlt l l c u l n n l n g 97,6.2 f u r t s.illlll . f til.) iiiiriluveiti o.iriii-r nf S.-ctlou .11. |. . w n s h l p 2ii, N.nitli <if H a lo '.' 30 E a» l; r u n s m it h :ln7 feet, m ore <r less in (he s i iu t h w e s t c u r l ie r ,.f Die M V 1, lit N W 1, ..f silhl S e . t r . II it. " t e n ......... 1316,1 fl , i n , ! , 1,1 less U’.’iHt cnrti* r s.r ! !ir» N 1j •®f ! i.f sttl.1 s . . r i. »n r. 1. Il(>rtii t » r. id w»**t 2 f . . t. ut b s (5.3 f i id mnr<* n r 1®ss. •t.s a | m>lut ♦ IHt i.f hi-gintiinK; ii.riii-i- w r i t 11.-, f.-.-t nm rii o r I. nh t ,> liio imli.t . f h i.a ln . p lu g . nhI.I Iuh .Ih ly i n g h.-ttia in SamIn.ih' I'lUinly, F l.irh ln : > mi m.d ndi of y o u ur.- hvridi) iirdiw id In upp r u r t o t h i s ciiiisi ntt i I • 11>. f i r s t M o n d a y In J a m m y I *' • Hi. s a m u b e i n g a H ub' D:n i.f tiiH C o u r t, a n d th e f o u r t h day of tinm o n t h , n n d In di fa u li H n r e o f a d e ­ c r e e p ro i oitf.-Nso a l l ) li- e n te r e .l nun Ili- t yo u a n d e m i t of you and u i i d e it w a s w ith i n t h e i r r a n g e , | 1 JV "|J« V d 'l iT I t F . U n i i D E i t i . D ' i h a t eo in p u te il w illi G e n e r a l t o e s v s t t - o , u o r d e r I .- puhlli<h..| . , n . . a n . , ) . f..r f.o ir Kip-rciodvr w e.-ka In 8,in mute of 2 1 hits. ll. rul.l a n. w<|. ,p. r p rin te d German secret documents were af ..r.I n . I p 11MNI1.il a t Malifioil. Florid.. produced by Colonel Bach which showed that German anti-aircraft gun i were credited with bringing lici'.vu 1 . p «rc dit of 6,025 allied air­ craft nnd balloons listed as over­ come from January, 1917, to Aug­ ust. 1918. Captain Lewis, whoso company operated the . an blights and list­ ening- do vires during the night tests Fort Tildeh, told the court that with the modern sound dccctors, he had been aide to pick up theoretical enemy plants-ten miles away anil plot their move­ ments with accuracy, even though the pilot.i throttle,| tii- motors in attempts to glide in noiselessly. ......... . pc,l,UK lw. Superintendent Cradle Roll, Mrs. to I’, lingan. Mur. 18..11; May t.i a p.dnt 112a i f. ,-t west ..f ih<> 18.14; July 17.90. V. E. UOUtlluVSS. Clt-rk of ttii> C i r c u i t C o u r t , Si*mln o te C o u n ty , d o r i a n . (S E A L ) Uy A. It. W K K K S . D e p u ty C lerk . r». ItAYMOND E L L A its. VVITNWHH t h e Im m l .f ......... I:«>- . Ii 'r k o f Ho t ' l r r n l l .Ui'mltioh' F o u n t y . V E Porter E. Pitts III7AL E S T A T E l i n - l l t - 1 1 3 l i t N a t 'l . ll n n k li ld a , 1‘hnne C'.i-W S.infer.I, Fla. Ilepre* eiiilmr W, Heal E s t a t e 1,1 « b b b b i i « ) j a i u a n aauH usuu a u i a i i a n a u s Wheeler, A u to Top« Made n n d I t e p n l r r d , Side C u r lo l n s F o r AH M akea nf C ars Model T rim ( ’o. Ilutllfr (Jiirnm' l i \ > t l T o ••We T r i m I h « C nr \ o l ih«» ilivitrr*** Tires and Tubes At prices that nr« right Pan Am and Standard Gas ano , Oils •t •lead t» Ills urkoown heirs, devi­ sees. legatee*. or grauicv. ami To all persona lt.ivliiK ur ilalmim, uu> liU.ri-st In Ihe follow Ilia ilracrllicd lauds, or otherwise. to-\vlt: Lots Five (fi) and Six (fl), In Faction 32. Township IS Smith. Hhnge 32 Krtst. ronlulnlrir Hrveniy-one and .12/100 (71.32 TOO) neres. lyltnc and lo th a la Seminote County, Florida. It npnenrfng from n sivorn WU of mnipmlnt herein that you and «*Brli •*f you, mny lie interested in that •■••rtnln described tract and parcel ol land In Seminole County, Pioruia. nmt described above. You andittrrf of you are hereby ■commanded nnd reijulred to appear to said bill of complaint nt the Court House In Sanford. Semlnolp County. Florida, on Friday, the lfith day ef Jan­ uary A. l>. 1020. otherwise said blit will be taken ns confrimed by you nnd each of you, said bill having been filed for the purpose of iittlotInu title to the above described land In the Complainant * II. 11. ' IT j s F t'r tT ItE tl O R D E R E D T h at t h i s o r d e r he p u b l i s h e d o n c e n w e e k f o r f o u r e o n s e c u t tv o w e e k s In t h e S a n f o r d H e r a ld a n e w s p a p e r p h b l l n h e d In S e m in o le C o u n ty . Pit»' *1 OINK .\V D O R D K H F .t) T H I S t h e I 2 l h d a y of D e c e m b e r A. U. Itt23. V. 17. DOlffJLAsS, C l e r k o f C ir c u i t C o u rt, S e v e n th J u ­ d ic ia l C irc u it. S e m in o le C ou n ty . ItV \ M. W E E K S , D. C. .1 \ MES n . S i t M i l l s , S o l i c i t o r fo r C o m p l a i n a n t , Dec. 12- 111-26 J a n 2-'.'. noth i: o f m a n t k ifh s n l k M olten In h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n ­ d e r n n d by v i r t u e •>f Hint c e r t a i n f i n a l d e c r e e of f o r e c l o s u r e a n d s a le r e n d e r e d a n d i n t e t e d In llic C irc u i t C o u r t n f S m l a o l o C o u n ty . F lo r id a In C lu u i c a ry , w h e r e i n A l v c r C a r v e r Is I he c o m p l a i n a n t a n d tieorKC T a n ­ n e r e l nl n r o t h e d e f e n d a n t s b e a r Imr d a t e tin* 10 tit d a y o f D e c e m b e r 1»23, I t h e u n d e r s U n e d m a s t e r wlU on -Monday. J a n u a r y 4th. 1*26. d u r ­ in g Hie letral h o u r s o ( s a l e b efo re t h e C o u r t H o m o d o o r tn S em ln o l* C o u n ty . F lu r ld n . o f f e r s f o r s a l e a n d sell u n t o t h e h i g h e s t b id d e r fo r cash th e fo llo w in g d escribed lauds In H cm lnn to C o u n ty , F l o r i d a : • Lot 26 o f t h e P l a n of th o S u b ­ d i v i s i o n o f A. D. Htentlfi a d d i t i o n t o t h e to w n o f Ka f o r d >8 s u r v e y e d by K in g , m . b r Ji H a l t e d J u n e m i . w h ic h p l a n a n d • p l o t is r e c o r d e d o n p a g e SO. P l a t B o o k " A " o f th e P u tilln R e c o r d s o f O r a n g e C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a , ( n f w h ic h S > m l n o l « . 3 C o u n ty w as fo rm e rly a p a rt). Said l a n d t o p e s o l d toi s a t i s f y t a l l d e c r e e n m t co sts. L L O Y D V. HOYLE, S o l i c i t o r f d r C o m p tn ln n rft. Special Master, JO H N U. L E O .V A n D Y ; fA r. a f o d _ _________ ^ , r e a l l y ; j o e ^ i m n o t s o r r v ; N u \ f . 6 i ^ W ^ TH A T Y o u o o N t L iN re m a o ?s m ^ u l E C A N T / J C O O K I W A ^ VUELL A S [COOK L|I<E Y O O ,V | IvE DEO PEP TO LET HER 6)1 IF YOuU-GlVE HE HER WAGESI I'd a s Soom TO POT IN THE RANK EACH*. EATU/ASPS’ week T oward ' 6 L»i ldi .NESTS ANP A HOME, , H O T PO<5 !( MOLE HIPS sNlAMAS ^OOD U s HER. B ooking, awd A (BREADANP MEAT) N EU / JHomJzL' Tli vS u t c h e s s Jr T onne1 TROUSER 10*» P aitra,• ! t Bl(| Christmas only one week away For that last minute gift (or Uncle Dill or Comin Tom—i let us make a suggestion. Separate trousers make un­ usually sccepiahle gifts right now because well dressed men everyw here are wearing trousers of contrasting shades with coat and T*st< Re sure they are Dutches*. Menfolk like their style, fit, and comfoib And they murf wear well because of that famous W arranty, jqs * IhittQHj ;i , j <rRi/» ‘ ■ 1 Th num r) f u r n n ln ilr (liitlr tnir|».»-»r U n il U r ic n l i (jmk n k l r l i iiflrti cnlU fur f«ii 11K<«iix Mtitrlf IIiil t«> Him* m uni*) f i m a n l n h n m r o f >«mr n u n h n i l l f f r r r n l pruft* I i i l l l i m . ’ I n t o t»r I h r I ll \ II H r * n lilr h hn\r* In r n parn illiiR: nrrr«n»ll l r « n r o f oriritf I n i h i I h r fninll> t m . i k i ’ i n In l l i r f n r f l l i n l n r r n l htsmo I Nl 111 ti llti ll* $ f'nrofntl> urn oil m m i r j xtiiiithl lio rjirofiilty t n u H l n t , ^lii) m * mt%Uo w ills >ciii ntiniil ^ o u r lis sm rf Wi* li n o n o u t .slier nf I)ot>«*iii!i«*r *•IlniiU* nriil GftriJon*1 nn hnnit f l i n t i f e « III ttU V till roi|iirnf. Electric Irons Radio Supplies Woodruff tv Watson R INK’S KILLING STATION Phone 4G1-J Ilf.4 Sanford Avc. Saufoid. Fla. hvcnjlhmo tor The Ruildcr f •i— « g r^ a = S A N F O R O , - i - --------- - L - , ... . F L O R I D A ----- ---------------------------LB F l o r i d a , arpl Ho- J. II. JACKSON Long Timo Loans on Residences and Fluainess rro jie rty , E asy Repayment Plan Office in new M errlw ealhcr Ruilding 2nd S tree t. P h on e O il G r a h a m B r o t h e r s p r o g r e s s in th e e x p o r t field is n o less aston ish in g than their co n tin u ed advance in the d o m es­ tic m arket. sw rH M )« a ..m M 3 l Mt 3 More Bays! To m ake your reservations in the first miction of G raham B roth ers T ru ck s w ere first shipped abroad in v o lu m e in 1 9 2 2 . T h is y ea r’s e x p o r ts w ill ex ceed th o se o f 1 9 2 2 by fu lly 1 3 0 0 p e rcen t! A m erican b u sin ess m en, se e k in g d e­ p en d ab le tran sp ortation at lo w c o st, fou n d it in G raham B roth ers T ru ck s. *’ ' SANFORD GROVE “ AMID M AJESTIC PIN E S" I “Veedol Oils” CONG REG ATI ON AL CHURCH Sunday services: Sunday School 9:45 oelock. Morning service 11:00 o’clock. Evening service 7:30 o’clock. A cordial welcome tor all. Weekly Financial Review NEW YORK, Dec. 12. — (/P) — Speculative interest in the stock market thin week was torn be tween the conflicting responses to constructive trade developments and the fumiiinr practice of sell­ ing securities on tho theory that all the good news in sight lias been discounted. Despite dimin­ ishing activity, speculators for the ndvnncc retained control of the 2i3 price movement and moderate gains were recovered by many rep:L Poul- lesentntive railroad ar.d industrial _ fowl 17@2I; shares. 32; rno*tors Insofar ns the attention of the !*«« 17(g) 19. financial community was conccrn- V. D ro lter ~~ F oreign m erch an ts e v e r y w h e r e h ave been q u ick to fo llo w the lead o f the th o u g h tfu l th ou san d s here at h o m e . �* i 4 iU«£#, t ‘. % r'vS5f*ffr' V ■-Vi-: 5 3 3 5 ^ •' v .-. >*t* s -* i • j a ;,-> >S* »*.*£’ tS E ' ■f.*i .*«-• j ,*/ *-«■> **c‘. . .“w i THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER _12,_192B. PAGE FOUR 3 jji- uThe Sanford Herald . iai?Sf A Growing City pr o spe c t s fo r a h a r d w in t e r As Brisbane Sees It It Coat* to Govern No Range—Healthy Work Out the Ape Incomplete Epitaph Hard Term* for Italy. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE ( opyrlahi 1B2S. hr Ntar fa. _____ t h i s GOVERNMENT in the especially those in authority, the City Commission and t h e , next fiscal year will spend $3,494,» B t'lta c n lP T lO B HATH* One Tear—17.0® SI* Month* »3.50 , Delivered In eity by Carrier, per vnrious pinning boards, to prevent Huch a condition of af- [ 222,308. What becomes of the 1 weak. lfr. WeeKly Edition $-.00 fairs. They should be continually on the jum p to see that ■°?e exWnduSra? ° ar per year.______ ____________ _ Sanford is never caught unawares with a larger population > Three and one-third cents rep■FRCtAL BOTirEi All obltunry J resent the regular cost of govemnotices, cords of thank a. reaolu- than it can safely and comfortably accomodate. Ilona and notices of antertalnmanta ment. More thnn sixteen cents T h a t such a situ a tio n is likely to a rise is no fanciful whore charge* arc made will bo charged fer nt regular adv*rtl»lnn dream o r hope. O th er F lo rid a cities have alre ad y been placed nre spent keeping ready for war— i nnd we are not one percent ready. rataa.________ .. in a deplorable predicam ent. In th e c ity of M iami when the Military pensions, life insurance, ' r r m u r il a b b o c ia t k ii ritB M T h a A aao c la trd Pr«**» la cxclti*- telephone com pany was in stallin g an a u to m a tic sy stem a few annuities, etc., take more than six­ W il y e n t i t l e d to t h e u s e f o r r« teen cents. DUbllcAtlon of a ll n e w s d i a p n t c h e a y e a rs ago, it w as th o u g h t th n t th e needs of th e city would c r e d i t e d to It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e be m et fo r th e n ex t ten o r fifteen y e a rs. A lready th e sy stem INTEREST ON the public debt c r e d i t e d In thl# paper and aim. t h e local n ew * p u b li s h e d h e r e i n . All in stalled is w oefully inadeuate. T h e service is atrocious and takes 22 cents out of every dollar. r l a h t s of r a p u h l l c a t l o n o f s p e c i a l Paying off the wnr debt takes 14 d i s p a t c h e s h e r e in a r e a l s o r e s e r v e d . th o u san d s nre unable to g e t telephones a t all. cents. You might remember tha‘. S an fo rd is grow ing a t a trem endously rapid ra te , even SA T U R D A Y , D EC . 12, 1925. when they talk about getting this fa s te r th a n m any of th ese o th e r cities w hich have outgrow n country into the League of N a­ THE HERALD’S PLATFORM th e ir public u tilities nnd th e ir s tre e ts and tra n sp o rta tio n tions, or world court, which would 1.—Deeper water route to Jack- sy ste m s. We should be building here for a city of fifty mean more debt and more interest ■onrllle. 2s—Cbiuitruclion of St. Johns-In- th o u san d people. If we build s tre e ts fo r a city of tw en ty A GIRL WITH no rouge on her five th o u san d , by th e tim e we have th em built we will have face wins the health prize a t Bar­ dian River canal. 3/—Extension of white way. alread y outgrow n them . nard college. Miss Elizabeth Metz­ 4,—Swimming pool, tenni* courts, twenty years old, is five feet It is th e m isfo rtu n e of m ost larg e cities th a t th e ir s tre e ts ger, etc. four and one-half inches tnl\ 2,—Augmenting of building pro­ a re no t wide enough to accom m odate th e trem en d o u s tra ffic weighs 120 pounds. She wenrs gram-house*, hotels, a p a r t , o f th e p resen t day. L ittle n arrow w inding s tre e ts o f scarcely high heels, hut you can’t expect ment house*. th ir ty fe e t in w idth a re som etim es compelled to su p p o rt a everything. No rouge or lip stick 6,.—Extension of street paving ic feet wj tra ffic w hich would ov ertax a s tre e t v,, of „a h,|uu im n d red in ever touches her skin. She give program. w idth. This is one of those very im p o rta n t th in g s which breathe [ ^ t h ^ n nnd d " t hthat at m »n? hhealth. Sh! ^ 7.—Construction of boulevard means S an fo rd m u st g u ard ag ain st. around !,ake Monroe. Other young women please take 8. —Completion of eity beautifica­ A, beautiful T he city m nde a wise move w hen in fin ish in g Park Ave- notice. , , . . . . complexion . tion program. any^ungT an Os—Expansion of school system nue to th e lake front, it m ade it considerably w id er th a n th e with provision for increased fa- old p a r t of tho thoro u g h fare. T he city realized th a t w ith J worth marrying d l i t i e a . ___________________ th e conatruction of th e m unicipal p ier an d y a c h t basin a t ‘ SIR OLIVER LODGE is old, bin th e foot of P ark Avenue, nnd w ith th e opening of th e lake BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY well, He says evolution fro n t boulevard through to th e Dixie H ighw ay, nnd w ith th e thinks and creation arc both true and SELF-PRAISE: — Lot another erectio n o f the city hall nnd o th e r buildings in th n t section suggests thnt ntan, instead of de­ man praise thoe, and ro t thlno th n t tra ff ic would be heavy on th a t s tr e e t and th a t m ore nying his relationship to the lower own mouth: a stranger and not room would he necessary. animals, including the monkeys, thine own lips. Proverbs 27:2. should "work the ape out of ids PRAYER:—O God, Thou art B u t w hy stop th e re ? P ark A venue is perhaps th e sec­ nature.” great nnd grcntly to bo praised, ond m o st im portant th o ro u g h fare in th e city . It is rapidly Man should get rid of the ape but we are nothing suvo in Theo, becom ing one of the leadng busness s tre e ts . It has already thnt works within him, also of the and then we are children of Grti, been designated as th e new m ain ro u te of th e Dixie H igh­ pig that drives him to vice and and in this wo glory. gluttony, the tiger that provides w ay th ro u g h Sanford, nnd will undoubtedly som e dny reveal ferocity und the henvy toed sloth F ir s t S tre e t in th e congestion of its tra ffic . Even a t th e that holds us hack from work. THROW THE THORN I have my troubles, who has not? p re sen t tim e w ith m any cars parked on P ark A venue be­ MANY SOLDIERS lie in graves The llttlo cares, tho greater sor­ tw een F ir s t and Second S tree ts, it is only w ith th e u tm o st no name. What would yon rows, d ifficu lty th a t a m o to rist can make his w ay th ro u g h w ith ­ with write above such graves? The war Tho grief that corns* no matter o u t scraping fenders. department has approved this in, what, P ark A venue should he widened th ro u gh o u t its e n tire scription: And then the grief a fellow bor­ "Here rests in honored glory an rows. len g th to accom odate th e needs of a rapidly grow ing city, American soldier, known but to I sometimes hear some word un nnd th is should be done a t once. God." kind ---------------------- o---------------------Thnt doubles both my load nnd T H A T IS admirable. But labors, Some Slogans Migiit Help wouldn’t you add two or three And yet I know that I would find lines about keeping out of Euro­ It so with nearly all my neigh­ In an e ffo rt to reduce m otor accidents th e S ta te H igh­ pean entanglements to save other bors. w ay D e p artm en t of Ohio is using a num ber of sa fe ty first young Americans from that kimi And so I shall not grieve for long slogans a t s a fe ty exhibitions. Several of these were o rig i­ of unknown glory. There is glory, undoubtedly, but When others doubt und disbe­ n a ted by the d e p a rtm e n t and have found wide vogue. T he not much satisfaction in having lieve me. Nor when the strong are much too o fficials believe th e exhibition of these slogans has helped young Americans shot because Btromf, m a te ria lly in reducing autom obile accidents because th ey Europeans cannot resist the temp­ Nor oven'-when the weak may have served to rem ind a u to ists of the responsibility th a t tation to invade each other’s territory and cut each other's grieve mo, throats. For, if some rose some thorn pos­ re s ts upon th em while driving. sessed, F o r th e p a st few m onths Florida has been eith er first or Then shall I lot It overcome me? second in th e w eekly lists of killed and injured in m otor acci­ MARSHALL FIELD & CO., Yea, press it tighter to my breast, which means James Simpson, pub­ dents. T h e lists a re compiled by The Associated P ress and Or throw the thorn that wounds lish their annual report, showing include re p o rts from every southern s ta te . One week Florida a surplus of more than $(17,000,mo from me? leads in th e num ber of d e ath s and is second iu th e num ber 000. J bid you throw tho thorn away "Scest thou a man diligent in of in ju red while th e following week m ig h t find il leading in And keep the beauty of the his he shall stand be­ th e n um ber of in ju red and second in th e num ber of deaths. fore business, roses, i kings." In our days "kings” Recall tho kindness of tho day, Since Ohio officials feel th a t some good has been derived means bank presidents. Or, if unkindness dny discloses, from th e exhibition of strik in g slogans for au to ists, it .Then put it from your heart and m ig h t be well fo r Florida to try th e sam e th in g in an e ffo rt THE PROSPERITY of one o? mind,. tho greatest concerns in the world to curb th e increasing num ber of m otor accidents in th is And say, “I shnil not grieve also means general prosperity. s ta te . T h e S ta te Road D ep artm en t m ight well take under about it”— The Marshal Field wholesale de­ 'And very likely yon will find co nsideration a few slogans on th e order of those adopted by partment reflects general condi­ You got along quite wtdl with- th e Ohio bo ard : tions, mid they ure excellent. • out It. If only Unde Sam knew enough —Dougins Mnlloch. 1. D on't try to scare locomotives w ith your horn. to mind his own business und let -------- o--------2. A road hog roots up m acadam w ith his nose. Europeans mind T1IE1R business. One good thing about being 3. O ur roads are wide and sm ooth, don’t burn mentioned for governor is that th em up. ILLINOIS DISCOVERS that :i it doesn’t cost anything. bill passed, quietly, makes it pos­ *1. D eath is so p erm an en t— take a m inute or sible to set free young Leopold or tw o a t those dangerous railroad crossings, Wo might get Congress to in­ 1Loeb, or any other criminal, that 5. T ra g e d y in seven w ords: Speed increases, vestigate the “Rod” Grange case might have "the price." b re a th ceases, re st in pieces. and see If tho sorrel-topped one is­ Virtue wonders how such a bill n’t getting too much money. could slip through the Illinois leg­ G. H orse sense ns well ns horsepow er should c>n■. o — -islature. tc r into th e operation of m otor vehicles. 'I he non-virtuous wonder how Action of tho Tncnn-Arica in 7. Live to ride a n o th er day by obeying all w arn ­ much n law of that kind would he adopting certain nations mode by ing signs. worth in the hands of "practical Gen. Jonn J. Pershing has caused men." things to get warm down in Chile. 8. Believe in highw ay w arning sig n s— they -------- o-------m ean w hat they say. H IE LEAGUE of Nations com­ "course It isn’t customary but 9. D rive w ith care—you may m eet a fool. plains that Turks have been com­ wo might stretch a point and re­ 10. A reckless d riv er is a crim inal. mitting massacres along the tem­ mind you thnt there are only porary frontier of Mesul. North 11. Keep your hands on th e wheel— let your girl twelvo moro dnyH left in which to orn Mesopotamia (that blessed hug herself. do your Christmas shopping. word) is running with blood split -------- --------12. T he th re e “ IP s" : “ Hooch— H ugging— H a ste ” by the Turks. Because he was unable to defeat cause 7fi p er cent of the m otor accidents. Mnssacrcing is something that his wife n t checkers, a New York the Turks understand. If you man recently committed suicide. doubt it ask the Amenians. The I t’s hard to believe out if it had SA N FO R D ^FO R U M remarkable thing is that there nre been mah jong wo could under­ any Armenians left. stood. as sawmill men, would \isit San­ Editor Sanford Herald, Britain, mnryelojsly patient, ------ —o ......... ford on December Uth, und stated eager for the oil underground in Dear Sir: The Mitchell court martial will Your most excellent and timely that they must be entertained lav­ Mesopotamia, but realizing that end next week, court observers be­ editorial in Thursday’s Sanford ishly, regardless of cost; and even her young men would not bo con­ lieve. Wo cun name several mem­ Herald entitled "Somebody Blun­ if it should be necessary for our scripted to fight Turks, is willing bers of the War nnd Navy De­ dered,” unquestionably was inspir­ company to bear the entire ex­ to wait and make almost any con­ partm ents who will bo darn glad ed by a highly proper civic pride; pense. cession. They have wise far-seeing men Other citizens, knowing of Mr. but in your statement of facts, you o f lt* 0 _ George were at least partially in error. Hudgings’ plans, and knowing of working for England. A year ago Sanford bunk de­ The truth is. that the writer his personal friendship with most Harvey worries about the future posits amounted to approximately met the party of visiting lumber­ of the visitors to arrive, left him of Britain more thun is necessary. three million nnd three hundred men at the dock, shook hands with to take the lead; but unfortunate­ He might better worry about this thousand dollars. At the close of their leader, Mr. Harrell, Mr. ly, nt the very time that plans country a little. We could usa business Nov. 30, this year they Fleishel and many others, and in for the entertainment should have some British statesmen here, if totaled five million and nine hun­ his feeble way, welcomed them taken shape, Mr. Hudgins was wo could get it naturalized und dred thousand dollars, represent­ heartily to -Hanford, in the stricken with u dangerous illness acclimated. ing an increase over last year of name of all the people, nnd more requiring the services of a doctor approximately seventy-five Per especially on behalf of the lum­ and nurses. The Chamber of Com­ merce bad notice of this condition, DAN DOBBS SAYS: cent. Figures like these together bermen of Sanford. with others showing postal re­ The fact is, that the lumbermen but unhappily this circumstance Rich American hunter has autlceipts, amount of construction uml of Sanford had planned to enter­ was the primary cause of San­ Our most famous activity in tho real estate field tain the distinguished visitors roy­ ford's failure to measure up to her rich American hunters are chorus proper standard. give the story of Sanford’s tre ­ ally. girls. mendous growth better thun words Let's get better organized, and More than n week ago, Mr. S. A. P. Hudgins, Manager of the Cur- not let it happen again. alone can describe it. Greek language has not changed Respectfully yours, -------- o--------tor Lumber Company, advised the much in 2,000 years. Not eve,, D. P. Davis, prominent Tampa w riter that this delegation of Tex­ II, W. HOUR. developer, was married und di­ FngLhr°ek Wullers try 10 >Penk vorced in twenty-five day*. Wo MY FAVORITE STORIES are not so concerned with the jus­ Several butchers in Birming­ ny hivin ' s. conn tice of the grounds on which the ham, Ala,, have been told to mend decree was granted as we are with their weighs. Differences of an acute nature of the visiting nobleman stole tho speed with which the court acted. Besides securing the di­ arose In a crap game on the Mem­ slowly back toward his hip p«kDrive on tax dodgers has Kartvorce in record-breaking time, the phis wharf. The* dispute had to od. Drive on taxi dodging con­ rarlies were able to obtain It do with tho ownership of a five Nigger,' he inquired softly of tinues. in a judicial district o'-faer th u i dollar bill. For possession of it his enemy, "what date »3 dis!" ** roslain’tt payin’ no heed, to date?,** the one In which they resided. If there were two claimant*—» reel* i ‘II ain Nothing tickles a girl more thun it is generally that easy to aocure dent roustabout/and a truclent- saidI the Memphis dark ty. having a date with a man who a divorce In this atalu, und the looking ■strange#''from up a* Louis “ well, you bolter do »o,” Bald has a mustache. ngwt is whispered over tho coun­ wav. / .p b o stranger, "cauie jest twelve try, Florida It liable to supplant, i The argument reached a crucial | month* frum today you’ll a-been Oniy one more umbrella and Hone ns tho divorceor.tc r of, thtt tondl arltkul (stag#. tlakl paraackly one yean.1 ihllahrd rwrrr ■*<«*••■ * * "» t M any cities, blessed w ith m ushroon g ro w th , aw ake a f te r a sound n ig h t's sleep to find th a t th e y a re to tally u n p re­ E ntered aa flecond Claaa M atter. pared fo r th e ir present size. T h e ir telephone sy stem is in­ O ctober ST, 1»l». a t th a Poatofflca a t Hanford. F lorida undar Act of adequate. T h e ir w ater supply is in su fficien t. T h e ir electric ______ c u rre n t is continually sh o rt. T h e ir s tre e ts a re too n arro w March S, H*T. ?/■ R. tt. BKIU1..V BKIUJ - ----Kdllor aW ft. H. j ----- MaadKer [and tra ffic is dangerously congested. R. IR L DRAB. *___ Amortatr Aaaaatalf t.dllar rrdjt«>r ] KAIU.B K. JOBKS. Raanalna Kdllar I t should be the aim of every far-sighted citizen, andj ■ W ar a t la a fa N . F ltf lta I I I H a « i n l l a * w « w _______ ■ If V! w, /! - f ;» L Eft Ip w gloves u n til sprtng. r-—- 1 rjNtfr Jfi JQ . IfrJ' UJ fi Pur 5Qij^ ‘niTm<at1 and] A // 1/ V $ » * ^ e Hiave $■1j i]jM P a in ty ani] Ball \N\ v Si Al'TOl M \ ,,df r,rf|| *■•iJflU 1 pi. 1,11 Tit fn ^*1 f*j m tin* p ^ i 1W WISE BOAT WORKS A U D ITS --------- B uilder of---------- SYSTEMS Hall, Pentland &l| GASOLINE, ELECTRIC an d STEAM LA U N C H E S SA IL nnd ROW BOATS Jacksonville, Tampa, Boats and M otors R epaired C atalogue Specifications nnd P rices on application Sanford, West Pah Bad C EN TR A L FLORIDA Off] 317-318 F irst National Qi|| Sanford, FloriJi Mt. Dora, F lorida S. G. GRAY, ResidentIanj .............................................. now SA N FO R D , FL A . / THE ALTAM0JV7J D ecem ber 4, J 925 ;ri “ • ALTAM ONTE SI»KC Between S anford and Orlando. M agnificent location. 117 acres al tw o lakes. Golf, tennis, orange g u e sts. Fine o rc h e stra , cuisine and servicei fam ily hotel. R ates very moderate. GEO. E . BA TES & SON-Oanersri! My d ear Mr. M n rin tettc, Milano T heatre. I u n d erstan d you n re soon to show H arold 'Lloyd, in the F resh m an . T he people of Sanlord should he e ag e r to sec th is w o nderful picture. I saw it’s p re se n ta tio n in B altim o re tw o weeks ago a t th e “ P ark w ay ,” an d m u s t say highly en tertain ed . C o rd ia lly m ■■■HnaaBaaeanainaHaaiiaaaaisiiii a y o u rs, I Best Bi P. J . M IL L E R . ■ In Heart of Sanford ■ On M agnolia Between First an*- 41.6by117 P ric e $50,000 NeededI GIFT \ [ A Itox ol Stationery to Carry The m Christmas a st m $30,000 on !» year Bl T his price values. considerably uR(lfr N IN E ROOM HOME IN LAKE1 Price £4,750—$2,250 C* Balance on Easy Term*. be* Will yield $50.00 a monlh income a p a rtm e n t. Considerable b 1 shade. 3 A. P. CONNELLY & and Second. Corner Magnolia a: BBaaBBBBaBMBaBBBBMaaaaiia A box of delicately tinted stationery is an ideal way to present The Christmas Spirit in g ift form. II. s. JU N IO R PL A Y 8:15 P. M. High School Auditorium I uesday, December 15th ‘Doris Comes to Town'* Admission 25c and 50c j SanfordDrue Co. “T he Rexall S tore” ^ > » U R 3 U » U U i M U ||a n u Do Not Give B a n d its The Opportunity to get your valuable stored at home or office. I « Our Safe Deposit Vault i* 1*' theft and fire. The reals ° ta only $2 01) to $3.00 per ) 4 # In te re st Paid on >] j vinff* ‘ iii Jeminnleflfm .Fife o rd STRENGT! 'sSMg. �the t.EFHO N E : 148 MRS. FRED S. D A IG ER, SOCIETY EDITOR Miss A nabel Spurling And Ralph T. Cowan Are Married Friday A wedding of unusual interest was that of Friday afternoon at the F irst Methodist Church, when Miss Anabel Spurting became the bride of Ralph TillmeH Cowan. The ceremony was performed by tho groom’s father, Rev. E. C. ,e C ongrcga- Cownn, who used the impressive meet st.thc ring ceremony, in the presence of in JewctJ on relatives and a few intimate friends. 0 ciock. The bride, who is n beautiful 1 'he *uxi',Un CUirch. young woman of petite blond type, frier.*1 3:30 wns a picture of girlish lovliness \ in her wedding costume of brown rill /neot at flat crepe trimmed in gold. Her M. Phillips, coat was brown velour with fur banding*. A small, chic hat and other accessories were in match­ ing tones of brown. Mrs. Burke Steele presided at the organ, using tha “ Bridal Cho­ rus” from Lohengrin’s "Mid Sum­ mer’s Night Dream,” as the pro­ cessional, while Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" wns used na re­ cessional. During the ceremony ie Sanford “ Love’s Old Sweet Song" was softtent its nn- |ly played. , To Town,” Mrs. Cowan is the daughter of iditorium at |I Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spurling of iMellonville Avenue. She is n grad­ of the Wo* uate of the Sanford High School i a "Gypsy” and has a large circle of friends. lose, at 3:30 The groom is a valued employee ulus Takach of Smtih Bros, and has only mnde his home in Sanford for a short ♦Imc, coming here from Atlanta, ill entertain Ga. Immediately nfter tho sacred Wednesday jrie on Pnrk vows hnd been spoken, the happy young couple left for a wetiding trip to Atinnta, and other places in Georgia, and after Jan. 1, they [f MacDowell will be a t home to their friends. F the Sorosii lole Chapter lent “Rollins let plays nt High School ment To cresting [Tuesday iftemoon at liar meeting bent of the «b will be b, with Mrs. prman of the SANFORD H ERALD, SATURDAY. n r r r M n r n 1 2 , 1925, Personals Nona Linley of Atchison, 1 is in the city for the week stopping at the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Kohan of Umando, p. I., who are touring the United States, arrived in San­ ford on Friday for an indefinite A. Ulumperl, who has been the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and .Mrs. Victor Check at their home on Third Street, hn3 return­ ed to his home at Topeka, Kan. R. L. Shinholscr returned homo Friday evening from Macon, G a, where he was called by the death of his sister, Mrs. R. L. Kemp. A C T IV IT IE S R E SID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : The announce the birth Pof ° ' | M r s . H a w k i n s C o n n c l I y spirited ganio of bridge. prize for high score among the '■ - 8' _____ E n t e r t a i n s T h e E i g h t Indies, silk lingerie, was awarded Dr. Ren t Englander of New York O ’C I o p Ic R r i r l r r n P l n K Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. e day here Friday on busi- WV“ 1UCK I M IC lg e U lU D Caswell, holding high score nmong the men, was given a »hick tie. J. One of the most cnjiyable of 1>. Woodruff received the consola­ Mr and Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser the many social affuirs of this tion n large stick of candy tied and family are now occupying their week wns the bridge party given with a huge butterfly bow df red lovely new home recently complet­ Friday evening by Mrs. Hawkins ribbon. ed on Oak Avenue. Connelly at her lovely home on Further carrying o u t t h e Sanford Heights. There were Christmas colors were the tempt­ Mr. and Mrs. Dnnuel B. Hodges three tnbles of players, the guests ing refreshments of creamed chick­ and family moved into their new being the members of the Eight en in timbals, stuffed to mat' es, O'clock Bridge Club. hot rolls, cranberry jelly rut in home in Edgewood on Thursday. The spacious living room and fantastic Christmas designs, and D. L Thrasher motored to Eus- sun parlor, where the card tables coffee. tis on business, Friday morning. were placed, were orhige with Those enjoying tha hospitality many bowls and baskets of roses of this charming hostess were Mr. Mrs. John I.conardi, who is a t­ in the rich shade of red. Other and Mrs. J. 1). Woodruff, Dr. and of Christmas were al­ Mrs, Ren Caswell, Mr. and Mrs. tending Stetson University nt De- suggestions W. C. Hill. Mr. ami Mrs. Wynn W. I.and, where she is *nklng a post so used. Tallies done in holly, mistletoe Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mc­ graduate course in law, is spend­ ing the week end here with rela­ and other holiday symbols were Call, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward tives. used in keeping the scores for the Betts. Twelve-year-old Swiss f a r m boys must get up nt four in th * morning to cut grass with a scythe in the orchard, for their cows. SPECIAL 1924 ESSEX COACH—Good tire s and in first class conlition. 1921 FORD COUPE — Good tires, ru n s good. 1923 FORD TOURING— A t a bargain. 1—OAKLAND SIX —Cheap. Chast Fuller Motor Co. 411 W est F ir s t St. C hrysler Dealer Miss Robbie Lou Ganrett will re­ turn home Sunday afternoon from TO BE OPEN SUNDAY Jacksonville, whero she has just completed a business course at the Tho library' reading rooms will Jacksonville Business College. be open every Sunday afternoon during the winter from 3 to 0 Mrs. M. Martin of Comfort Cot­ o clock. Although no books may tage, has received word of tho be borrowed or returned, free ac­ death of her mother, Mrs. J. M. C. cess is given to all tho books on A. Harding, Tuesday evening at the shelves for those who would like to spend a quiet nftenioon her home in Palmyra, N. J. reading. The current magnzincs Mr. and Mrs. IL J. Lehmon and will also be found on file’ Sev­ Mr. and Mrs. Courtright motored eral young men who are interest­ to Daytona on Friday whero they ed patrons are donating their ser­ vices, so ns to give the public this will spend the week end. opportunity, and all will be cord­ ially welcome, both the tourists Janies A. Thigpen of Florence, and regular members. S. C., is the guest of his brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. .1 Thigpen at their home on Park Avenue. A Quart of Buttermilk Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss j a day will keep the Mamie Hood and Claude Mershonel Many A ttend Carnival of Orlando are the week end guests 1 doctor away. Dance Friday E vening of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hood. A largo crowd of jolly members of the younger set, attended tho carnival dance, given by Norton’s “Maine" orchcstru, Friday evening at the City Hall. Dances of all kinds, in which quite a number of feature dances were introduced, were enjoyed un­ til a late hour. Horns and other noiso makers, as well as fancy caps, balloons and confetti lent u festive note to the occasion. The orchestra needs no intro­ duction, having given a dance about a fortnight ago, its music being well receive as was tested by tho large crowd which attended Friday evening. Mrs. Edmund Meisch has as her guest, her mother, Mrs. \V. A. Teague of MountvlHc, C. C., who arrived in Sanford on Saturday afternoon. John Maurer the city for a over his celery fore going to extended stay. TRY OUR Velvet Lactic-Culture of New York is in short stay looking interests here, be­ Brndetuon for an Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wood, S. A. Wood Jr., and little daughter, Special in C artons this week Dorothy Wood of Del.ami, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. J. I). ^ Hood at their country home on Crystal Lake. be featursame elabirried out as Verne Hurt of Lakeland wns illy trained Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Loomis of in t.a the city on Friday attending to ■ young lad- Tulsa, Okla., were among the a r ­ I Gypsy tos- rivals in Sanford on Friday and business. fctions Irom »rc at the Montezuma for th e 1 Mrs. Victor Senburg end two 1 with Mn. winter. children Jean and Buddie, left Sat­ urday uftemoon for Jnmostown, 6. f.. Denni- WE ARE owners and developers, N. Y., having been called there j r i a! circles Having subdivision that offer by the illness f her aunt. [will appear most unusual opportunities for the rriembcn of investor. Hero is your chance to Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Ballard and in the city make some real money. Apply daughter Miss Ruth Bullard of attend. The Room 305 First National Bank Altamonte Springs, motored to be charged Building. Florida Land Investors Sanford on Friday and were the guests of friends. Seven miles of incom parable beach, a s u rf w arm ed by th e G ulf Stream to a d elig h tfu l tem p eratu re, w ith continuous re fre sh in g ocenn breezes, Ice Cream are b rin g in g vacatio n ists ami homeHeekers from every section of the country to HOLLYWOOD Tly-the-Sea. ,, / H ere one has th e w orld's g reatest recreational facilities rig h t a t his door. As a sp o rts devotee, you have an asso rtm ent here equal to tho country’s m ost fam ous reso rts. You may te st your aq u atic prow ess in tho foaming s u rf o r in the immense salt w ater sw im m ing pool of th e S o u th ’s fin est t . \ casino. 11(1 W est Second St You may enjoy deep-sea fishing, boat racing, aquaplaning, ynchting, golf, tennis, dancing and m otoring along p icturesque w ays. All the sm art rendezvous of the socially elite are open to visito rs and g u e sts, HERE WE SUGGEST GIFT THINGS FOR HIM HOLLYWOOD REACH, w ith its generous asso rtm en t of am usem ent and Gifts He Would Like to Get From You This Christmas e n tertain m en t features, has sprung Into param ount favor. It is pronounc­ ed one of th e fin est b ath in g and sp o rts resorts on the e n tire E a s t Count. As a reso rt and in d u strial city of all-year activities, HOLLYWOOD Bythe-Sea is an ideal placo for perm anent residence or vacation at any tim e, T he developm ent in progress, coupled w ith the constant rise of values, m akes HOLLYWOOD R y-the-Sea a m ost logical place fur property ow nership. All K inds of H andkerchiefs Initialed, $1 and $2 fo r a box of 3 For Outdoor Men Lum berjacks Just th e th in g for the man who h u n ts o r is outside much. Very w arm . Plain Irish Linen, 35c, 50c 75c, $1, and $1.50. Colored B orders, 35c or 3 for nket robes bes, and exing robes. $ 1 .0 0 . Always Useful L eath er Belts Narrow or wide plain leather belts, or belts with initialed buckles. $1.00 to $3.00 M ufflers FILL OUT AND M AIL T H IS COUPON TODAY M anager, Hollywood O ffice: Sanford, Fla. F R E E — L u x u rio u s auto-bus trip s of inspection are m ade w eek­ ly from S an fo rd to Hollywood liy-thc-Sea, th ro u g h th e tro p ics’ gorgeous splendor and along its m ost en ch an tin g w aterw ays. Call a t o ur office today and learn the p articu lars of th is d e lig h t­ M ufflers a re m ore popular th a n ev er. B rig h t p a tte rn s in Scotch Wool o r Rayon silk, or t p u re silk. D ear S ir: Kindly send me w ith o u t obligation on m y p a rt, full inform ation about the F R E E TO U R O F IN SPEC ­ TION to Hollywood B y-The-Sea, Flor­ ida's A ll-Y ear R esort C ity, an d Descrip­ tive P rin ted M atter, Illu strate d . ful F R E E trip , and g et our beautifully illu stra te d lite ra tu re . If it is not convenient to cull, mail us th e a tta c h e d coupon and we will send you full particulars by earliest m ail.— B ut mail it ADDRESS today. STA TE I e Weal Gift J* N««kwear so w in g of new Rest6 p a' n bat w ings ‘ '11 imported m otifs. r V L O O to $2.50 Sm oking Ja c k e ts F in e fo r th e m an a t home W arm , n eat, and very com fo rtab le. Wool. For Every Man Gloves or G auntlets Gloves for s tre e t or dress wear, warm lined gloves or gauntlets for driving. $2.50 to $6.00 h e Y o w e ll C o m p a n y ****+++♦+♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » * * ,» + * * * + * 4 * 4 * * * * * * * * * D A S A L L ^Y E A 1C IV^E S O PJT J - W T O LI N G .^ re sid c n , S anford Office— H udson-E saex Bldg., 117 J] f USED CAR r BARGAINS ' CARDS OF TH A N K S We wish to th a n k the m em bers of th e C hristian C hurch and Sunday School, also Dr. King and his helpers, and all o u r kind friends, for th e help and sym pathy given us in th e death of my hus­ band and our cousin. Also we th an k nil fo r th e beautiful floral offerings. May Cod’s choicest blessings rew ard you. M rs. W. J. H astin g s Mr. and Mrs. E. A. M offitt 217-W ■nulia Avenue �TH E SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, PECEMBEg _12,J925. PAGE SIX c iki1 n*g M un\ i A NEW DEVELOPMENT OF THE GREATER SANFORD DISTRICT, IN THE HEART OF THE MOST EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL CENTER, SURROUNDED BY THE HIGHER TYPE D E ­ VELOPMENTS OF THE COUNTRY CLUB SECTION. THIS UNCOMPARABLE LOCATION INSURES THE BEST HOMESITE OFFERING OF THE CRYSTAL LAKES SECTION. ; IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE A PROMISE IN MANY DEVELOPMENTS ARE AN AC'J’UAfy; ITY IN ORANGE COURT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS, WATER AND PAVED STREETS ARE WELL UNDER WAY AND WILL BE COMPLETED WITHIN ANOTHER WEEK. THESE FEATURES ASSURE ALL THE COMFORTS AND CONVENIENCE OF MODERN HOME LIFE. Homesites in this development are very limited. We advise immediate action, before public an nouncements are made. I OUR REPRESlONTATIVES W ITH AUTOM OBILES A R E ! AT Y O U K i DISPOSAL TO S E E THIS PR O PERTY 111. C. Woodcock C. II. Bradley It. J . Ilully, J r. P. (I. C am eron : L. 11. Clon.sc C. W. A nderson ! A. S. Douj>las.s It. S. Holly : A. W. Bartholomew II. J. Mnder SALES AGENTS Off ices: Sanford Orlando �■I v Ff.VJTT n f , - ■- • ' ^' *- _ r* of Sport SL. Bests Delaney In Fiercely is Berlenbach Fought Ring Classic In New Gardens PLAY team sity Budi ro Captain Star Team ed’a Bears i‘ * tT * - =« NEW YORK, Doc. 12.—GP)— The world’s light heavyweight ring championship crown still re­ mains on the head of Paul Barlenbach, aft^r a fircely contested 15 round battle last night with the man who knocked him out in four rounds less than two years ago. Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn., was several times In rench of another sensational triumph be­ fore the 23,000 spectators in the New Madison Square Gardens. But at the points when an ag­ gressive offensive would seeminFy hnve wotr the fight, Delaney hesitated and waited to his sorrow,. i, ^ ioored for a C0Unt of three in the s ix t^ an|d punchctl >n H0° J x.th and seventh Bcrlenhach a thc i.ast six rounds with hinwu »*., ™lly which "nved for him the title he wrested from Mike STILLS FOUND AT COURT FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., „.ec' V— (/p>—County officials are at a loss to explain the presence of two large copper stills, found on the steps of the county court bbear e T tthe h ariletters V hli K. K. K. “and M to a cross, The containers were confiscated li’ii ! 1,C0Unty aml PlaeciJ in the jail while an investigation of their delivery j s being made. " .n k S Y tK ,! " ' 01 Dec. 12.-His margin of victory was close today »ul“ for ncwspnp0r mcn ,n thc rinw(de [Captain o| H team and gave him only seven rounds to oice tor allsix for the challenger, while they has *ilfnwi called two even. nh with a Florida enpnlu of proDempsey And Wills tptain of an itch will oPTo Fight In Chicago jJ his ChiJfl receive a of $50,000. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12. ~ (Jp) -99« Tlic^ proposed heavy weight diversity to championship match between Jack offer w Dempsey and Harry Wills, negro, bid. It will rparents for B ursted Blood Vessel Keeps will in nil likelihood” he held near re made in G rid S ta r O ut O f C ontest hCicngo some time in July, P.ay ichool nnd W ith D etro it Picked T e a m ; p®1™0"- attorney for Dempsey, the Asuociuled Press here toC om plications M ay Develop told day. Iare elderly, [near Santa provides for DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 12.—(iT) South uf- —Harold Grnngc, nuburn thntclicd Florida Aviator To onville ngReceive Decoration [the Pacific footbnll star, will not play with the Chicago Bears when they meet |CS. PARIS, Dec. 12 — (VP) Four the Detroit professional footbnll duled San Fran- team here today and whnt is more American aviators who served Uears on he will not even show himself to with the Sherifian Escadrille, in the war in Morocco, nave been the crowd in his uniform with the awarded the cross of the legion of I in the conhonor for gallantry in battle. fat Atlanta, famous “77” on it. Instead the former Illinois star They nre: Major A. Pollock, of Ingeles and will sit on the sido lines in civil­ New Orleans; Major James Susof Daytona; Capt. Lansing [k and other ian clothes and watch his, team­ snn, mates with his arm tied up in C. Holden; of New York and Lt. red. William S. Cousins of Ner Orleans. Stellar full- splints. T1h> official presentation will il ball was Grange arrived last night with [college nnd thc Chicago team from Pittsburgh take place nt the Hotel des Inill of their and immediately went to a hotel vnlidcH Dec. 17, when a number of rer of the where he nskeil the house physi­ French officers Syrian and Moroc­ co also will be decorated. Marshal cian to examine his arm. After [Nevers has the physician had examined the Detain is expected to review the all under injured nrm he said blood eidts troops._______________________ ,1 days. In- had formed and it would be given Severs will careful attention. If the blood clots tackle of should move near the heart ho W. H. LONG ts, former said, it was impossible to say what j and Jint complications might develop. URAT MARKET Carlisle InGrnngo told the physician he hnd not slept for two nights because 410 Sanford Ava. Sanford, Fla. of the pain in his arm. i2 . - m ini Univerby many ton on tho Loans M ONEY AVAILABLE Loans all eleven, ken against For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 1% Chicago Consult ua first when in thc m a r k e t f o r funds fame hero M a g n o l i a & S e c o n d A. P . CONNELLY & SONS «* terms of manager [ confirmed Francisco XOT1CE TO COXTRACTOttSl ' d e r s u p o n r e t u r n of p l a n a a n d s p e c t f l c n t l o n a t o t h e A r c h it e c t. B y o r d e r o f t h e C o u n ty H oard o f 1 P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n . S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a . D e c e m b e r Sth, 1SJ5. F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , C h a i r m a n . At I o a t: T . W. L,A Wm“ ix , H .aleit bids w ill b* re c e i v e d by t h e C o u n ty R oaril o f P u b l i c I n s t r u c ­ tio n f o r S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t S u p e r i n t e n d e n t 's Office, C o u r t H ouse, S an fo rd , F l o r i d a , u n t i l e l e v ­ Secretary. en A. M.. J a n u a r y 12th. I»S*. f o r D ec. 12-19-ffl J a n S-9, t h e f u r n i s h i n g o f m a t e r l u l a Tor a n d . e r e c t io n of t w o t o i le t ro o m * . In ­ c lu d i n g p l u m b in g . f o r t h e c o lo r e d H l« h School I lu lld lm r l o c a t e d n t S a n r o r d In S e m in o le C o u n ty , In a c ­ c o rd a n c e w ith p l a n a a n d a n e c l f lc n Ilona a a p r e p a r e d by K l t o n J. H o u g h to n , A r c h it e c t. Tlie Hoard r e s e r v e s t h e r i g h t to r e j e r t a n y nnd n il bids, o r t o a c ­ c e p t a n y bid nr p a r t of bid by t h e m is a proscription for d eem e d to be to . t h e beat I n t e r e s t of th e C ou n ty . C opies of p lan a a n d s p e e l f l r a t l o n a Colds, Grippe, F lu, Dengue, m ay no bud fro m t h e A r c h i t e c t u p ­ on dep oalt of T w e n t y - f i v e (125.00) Bilious F ev er nnd M alaria H o lla r s c e rt if ie d c h e c k , s u c h d e J 4 p o sit t o be r e f u n d e d b o n a fido b i d ­ It kills the germs. ■ aa BENSON SPRINGS INN Benson Springs, F ill!' ' Opposite Sanford on LAKE MONROE 666 Open fireplaces, g re a t piazzas, oranges, radio, billartls, tennis, boating, bathing, excellent fish in g ; all free to g u ests. W eekly ra te s, single $25 to $45; double $50 to $90. A m erican plan. Modern rooms. A D V E R T IS E M E N T S T E L L YOU W HAT T H E M A N CE OF B U S IN E S S IS D OING FOR YOU. RO­ ig INJURED “RED” IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES SITS ON SIDELINES vtaj also LnMAW) (teniertnen of Flor­ ins run flay on ths Here Is An Example: Mr. T. C. Johson, of Macon, Ga., bought lot 30th of Month. The price was $000.00. He paid 25 per cent down or $225. He sold this lot three weeks later for $350.00, making over 100 per cent on his investment. Can you beat this? Other resales of this property are just as good. WHY? Improve­ Open an account with us now. The pleasure ind happiness of own­ ing your own home cart k yours. Why delay? loin us now. will abo team inGeorgia Washington [td in Fairtille’s new omodationp I upward of rnone 41 Sanford Building & Loan Association oneer wo* eigaret anil chapre Press. V rln it Offers Quick Returns To the Investor ments are being made, not promised. As we guarantee the following. 1st— 4 feet sidewalks now #t' going in. 2nd-Hygenic supply of especially fine water to adequately meet all domestic require­ ments, water now here. 3rd-Electric lights to ample supply all homes and properly light all streets. 4th— Streets; Rock Base; Flomich Ave. and Center Asphalted. ■ Ai ‘ » [Wrecks -•4 i HOLLY HILL HEIGHTS is only ten minutes drive from Wonderful Daytona Beach, with high [r and A • .. ^ ** . class restricted developments on each side, only 4-10 mile to Halifax River and Dixie Highway. fl Fcnd'Ta pi Porta H'll'lerlng TH O SE NEV ER I'lenap WAS ANjyt h in g m a d e Bur WHAT SOMEONE ELSE COULD MAKE. IT WORSE AMO SELL IT FOR L E S S ." I'lreet TRUTH* AltD Another 25 per cent advance almost sure on January 1st. Get in on these pre-development prices. Double your money invested in six months. Phone 349 for appointment, as we will take you to Daytona to see this wonderful development. Do it now. r T Florida Land Investors Co. *0f g 3 0 5 F irs t N a tio n a l B an k \V. J. ItUDLAND, District M anager 2 * 2 We feel th a t th e su p erio r quality of lumber we offer and our prom pt and courteous service Is a c°m, bination th a t any person would appreciate and desire when building. ■ Call and let us give you a n e stim ate on the 2 for your new home. We a s s u re you, you will get the best in every article. j CARTER LUMBER COMPANY j 2 In O ur Home On W . T h ird S treet 2 Phone 565 Sanford. F l o r i d a ■ - ' * -»■ :-t - ■ ■ . 7v B ld g . H. W. MIMS, A ssistant District Manager YOUR GUARANTEE totrd £ *’ l Center Street is to have an 8 foot Parkway in the center, making a double drive Boulevard. '. r / . v t Hun- * V * - «M#4| *#«fC| %. ^ •«i * �To Omt Property Owners purposes on ^V//V///A//vf w> *aw<whmwA^ *r*M" VI //v/. ____ m MMMMMMNMCMMI another Da v is I s l a n d s '£ ij{ w n is h tv N ^ Q n th e O c e a n n ^ f e ) I1. iiAVin i’rc . lent — -- - ....... 4 1 ] New $50,000,000 St. Augustine development of D. P. Davis, nationally famed developer and originator of Davis Islands in Tampa, is proving itself to be the most sought property in Florida. v. * ¥ V ¥ v When the first unit of Davis Shores was announced recently it sold out on opening day—$11,260,000 worth of property in addition to the heavy oversub­ scription of $7,137,000. \ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ will loan $5,000,000 to our property owners for purposes in Davis Shores. Kv this otter we seek to help in building a grea ter St. Augustine; to render its housing situation capable ot meeting the demand for homes by newcomers; to increase the city’s payroll through building activity; to stim ulate the market in building materials and supplies; to assure larger and quicker returns for property owners; to further evidence our great faith in St. Augustin* and Davis Shores; and to invest our money in wholesom e developm ent in the same locality where our profits are being earned. " ‘ ¥ Remarkable performance ol this character indicates a repetition at Davis Shores of the spectacular history of Davis Islands where new world's records for sales achievement and quickly earned profits were repeat­ edly established. * - .............................................................. ............................ n ^ ia v n 'im n ....r This $5,000,000 loan will be immediately available for lot owe who desire to construct residences, apartment houses or business bniit ings on their property—just as fast as the building sites are made rea'dj- Within three hours after the sale had opened a dozen buyers had disposed of their properly at a profit of over $20,000; within a fortnight profits either taken or refused on Davis Shores had mounted to a quarter million dollars or more. ¥ - . ................... ■ The recent offer of a $10,000,000 loan made in conjunction with our famous Tampa dcvclopment—Davis Islands—was enthusias­ tically received and followed by such remarkable building activity and notable rises iu values that we have decided to make a sintila loan to our property holders in St. Augustine. r * m*‘ ^y 11 islands __ f S ^^fm ^S^on tht Oaan ¥ ::: ................: ¥ ¥ 9 Ou r loan policy w ill he liberal and every facility and assistance w ill he furnished to prospective builders, those who take advantage of this offer w ill not only be bringing bigger and more rapid protits to themselves, but they will also be m aterially aiding in the advancement of Flor­ ida’s welfare. — Visit our local office for information concerning the opening of Davis Shores’ next scclion.\ £ -------------------------- -------------------------------------- n j W ’i . ... f ■.' -W, A, e cordially invite applications for loans—\ i sit our office, where detailed information vvitt be provided cheerfully. „^KMranosra7>7T.i "as— — k fcW!* ■ YVhat has been done a t ^ , Davis Islands ivill be done at \ Davis Islands nothing greater could be said ! an d Develop Masonic Temple—O ffice of Haggard & Co. Office* in Tampa, St. Au|U»tine, Jackionville, Miami, We*t Palm Beach LaU * — ----------- ni j D e U n i Lnkt W czi. U b W ^ ^ 'd a t b ! , . . . ^Saiioui’a^4 n. „ C,eMWater’ Ft* Myen' Cocoa’ Dayton>' �'V »" 1 T U g SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925, went there to have Dr. Ingram test her eyes for glasses. Watrous, o' nt the win ago. « turncl resident* j returned Sirs. John , Mr. and Sir. and Ivinff conrtcent mar■n , Jellfson, ho at one cr honic in le will be at friends here Modern 'will meet o’clock. ip |___ Longwood News | had a large attendance on Decem­ ber 2nd when the hostesses were Sirs. Edward E. Hardy, and Mr*. Ervin Farmer. This week, on Wednesday, the Club had another enjoyable afternoon of cards, Mrs. Ralph Ranger and Sirs. Tullis be­ ing the hostesses. At conclusion At Sectional Meeting Number of the games refreshments of hot heven, comprising five counties, chocolnte, tangerines and cakes winch wne entertained last week were served. at the Sanford Women's Club, the jolowing were present from LongThe Civic League holds its an­ \i"?i■* " rs* S. Klngslnnd, Sirs. nual Ilaznr at the library on Milliam Green, Sirs. Et.-in Farm­ Friday of this week when fancy er, Mrs. Edward Early nnd Mrs. articles and Christmas gifts will J. Henry Slanick. bo on sale and supper will be served from six until eikht o’clock. Margaret Cottinghnm, in the fifth of Innd including on apartment and sixth grades. house and nrngne grove situated on Molncr Avenue, or the Wagner The school will close on Friday ltoad. A substantial consideration the IS), for the Christmas vaca­ wns pair. Property on this road tion. has lately been sold for $2,000 an acre, Mr. David E. Mnnasco soon leaves for Washington, I). C. to in­ It is understood tha* the pur­ terest the government authorities in the jrojcct for proposed clear­ chaser of the Partin celery plan­ ing of the channel ns ns to nllow tation is n prominent oil magnate yachts and other boats to find who will come on his yacht by way navigable waters from St. Johns River through to Lake Jessup. of the St. Johns River and Lai Jessup to spend several weeks c cry wlrtter in seclusion a t h new home. __ _ Clarence Bergqulst, of Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. David Mnnasco en­ spent n few days a t the home of tertained their nephew, Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. Inman from Tampa over the weekThe Dorcas Union will meet on the afternoon of Dee. 17 at the Mr. Willard McWorkmnn of Inhome of Mrs. Vihlcn. diannpolis, Ind., n frequent visitor JIBAL.%, EXT ATM — IS T E S T * MAT* » f tV &jp| A bazar will be given a t the has boon spending the past few L « b h r r u l » « t o n B r u m l* r B id e. home of Mrs. llilm a Lundquist, days ns the guest of his cousin Mr. H a n fo rd F lo rid * this coming Saturday, Dec, 12, Joseph P h ip p s on Greenwood both in the afternoon and evening. Somo dainty Christmas things will be for sale ns well ns coffee, can­ Mrs. Charles Baldwin of Terry, dy and fine home-made cakes. Pro­ vilie. Conn., nnd daughter, Mbs On \V>M V i m S a n f o r d , F ta .. It is reported from the office o n o tilhek \ w M t o f b v l- a n tl r o a d . ceeds will go for the benefit of Sarah Redmond, formerly secre­ of the IIcnck-Tinkor Commpany >«ju will fin d a mcloct s t o c k o f f ln o both the Upsala churches. tary to the Methodist .Medical Sib. r- , • l n al t i t f e a n a r l r s . p a r r o t s , p a r a k e e t s that their sales from Friday t i , ........ . * ‘“ o vounvy a m i Kohl f i s h . F o r J o u r C h r i s t m a s sion at Shanghai, China, arc reiteration on Saturday at the Al­ At the Lyman School, on the Wednesday nmount to $100,001). p r e s e n t * a l s o c a g e s a n d s u i ip l lr s . tamonte Community House were spending the season with the Crusevening of Friday, Dee. 11, the A rough estimate sets the number C o m e g e t y o u r c h o ic e w h i l e (tic k in g Chinese Train Is Mrs. John B. Senrcy, Mrs. L. S. scholars will give a modern vau­ of lots sold at 200. bys in upper Longwood. Is g o o d . Klngslnnd nnd Mrs. J. II. Menick. deville show nnd on Friday, dec. Caught In Battle ,? niembora in Altniuontc wore 19, the school will have a Com­ Formerly ciuict Longwood Is ns Mr. nnd Mrs. John J. Mathcsnn delightful hostesses to the Clubs Christmas tree with ap­ full of activity ns neighboring PEKING, Dec. 12.—(/P)—Twen­ of Plainfield, New Jersey, have from the Sanford Women’s Club munity propriate exercises. Wcst First Street towns and cities while sales and ty Americans nnd several Brittish- bought the home of Mr. S. Roy Auxiliary, Chuluota l block west of DcLand Road sub-dividing go merrily on. Long and that of Mr. Robert Ayer l jub, bV*. Oviedo Club and Longwood ers, passengers on* the train which adjoining with Id building lots, The names on the honor roll for Sanford, Fla. Civic League. left Peking for Ttcnstin, yesterday nnd will occcupy the Ayer U me month of November nro Fern On Wednesday O. II. Frnin and Frnin, Gilnin Honeycutt, Allen L. It, Payne bought from It. J. wore caught iri the midst of n bnt- through the winter. Mr. and Mrs. The Ladies Five-Hundred Club Scott, Foyc Leo Macintosh, and Reiter thirteen and a half acres Mnthcson have also purchased the new house of Mr. George Crosby on Warren Street. . ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .. meeting of -- of Com7, in Sjonttendroutino pa* elected Peckham, !red term* a relief train through with food Governors. to convey the passengers to their destination. Foreign legations here service at are protesting energetically to h will lie pointing out that the procct 7 P. M. Feng, December, tocol of 1901 gives the foreigners the specific right to occupy Yanging ns for- tsun as n vantage point in keeping will be held communication with the seaport. tendance nt Sunday was Ottawn, the capital of Canada, will celebrate in 1927 the centen­ of its settlement by Colonel nday School nial Christmas By, British army engineer, who the Ridcnu Canal. It J the follow- constructed was known as Bytown until about Uee i* in 1850 and made the federal capital ank Evans; to settle the disputed claims of Mr*. Lath- Montreal and Toronto _ for the A. E. Col.', bon or. iV e* ft'JJ lopkins, Jr., Mr. Turley Uc held its iome of Mrs. Wednesday plans were iitnms party Mr. Fred A. Clark, manager of the Orange and Black Hotel, has lately bought from Arthur Dalp of Mount Vernon, Maine, hi* Iiuujo on Warren Street, and ext •r.sivc repairs are now being made by Contractor Bryceno Clark. Earle T. Field ■ J U a J ■ Mr. Robert S. Entzmingcr has started the erection of a brick house an Warren Street for which Mr, Clark also has the contract. Principal and Mrs. J. W. An­ thony of the Lyman School are en­ tertaining Mrs. Anthony’s mother from Portage, Wisconsin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cobb and Miss Cobit are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Harris from Beau­ mont, Texas. Mrs. Munro-Berwick, proprietor The Valdez Hotel ■apeville ANNOUNCES A Dk a trip to is planning c?tnte busi- New Year Celebration uite ill with mlaria. I>r. him. Since | with hi* H Hawkins, I ’<1 ‘)v Thursday, December 31 D inner at 8:00 P. M. D ancing 9;Sft i\ M, to 1:0.O.A, F u n , C o n fetti, . Noise Makers A lim ited n u m b e r of Reservations arc now being accepted a t $2.50 per cover. ami Mrs. ' Friday i.i Westerdick Mail Check W ith Reservation b> W U RT W. W A RN ER, Manager. [SSIFIEDS les on Dixie B,‘ 2.)0 orange I trees, good ft pears, lemIgunvas. avn[iplendid bus■>< from R. R. Inu'y new I- Robertson, W illiams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCO UNTA NTS F oak-shaded ■ultry houses fly, and 291) pd equipment b- $2500 noedPD> -I9I First Sanford’s Residential Masterpiece Sits I (a* I X- I S M t m n n l c Tt-t»t j*lc- lltillilliie Barber barber elcome. IS OFFERED AT A 10% FREDEVE LOPMENT DISCOUNT Up to and including December 25, 1925 M AKE T IIE Y U L E T ID E SEA SO N MEAN SOMETHING TO YOUR LOVED O N ES AND FR IEN D S BY GIVING SU P E R IO R G IFT S SE L E C T E D FROM OUK WELL T his o fferin g is m ost opportune, coming ju s t iu tim e to solve th e C h ristm a s p resen t problem A homesRe in San L a n ta is an ideal g ift; it com bines constantly enhancing value w ith d esira­ STOCKED STO RE. bility. As an in v estm en t or ns a place to live in it is incom parable. WE HAVE Sterling Silver, Community Silver Prcdevelopment discount will positively be withdrawn December 25, 1925. Make your reservation now. A 10% deposit will reserve a lot; 15% additional payable in 30 days and the balance in one, two, and three H olm es and Edward Silver Hawk’s Rich Decorated Glass years. Seth Thomas Clocks Ladies’ and Men’s Gruen Watches vt i»r,i.y.«, w*A.i Men’s Strap Watches Toilet Sets O vernight Cases SALES AGENTS T ravelling Rolls 107-10‘J South Park Avenue Phan c 720 M c L a u IIn T H E JE W E L E R Open E venings U ntil C hristm as S ♦44444444444*4+444*4444 ■ �ia t o b d a y , An Old. Town W ith YOUR GUARANTEE i . it'-.' S M « ! l— Itl An A rtist’s D rawing o f Some of the New Buildings Soon to be Erected in Longwood 24 Salesmen with Automobiles are on Hand at our Oflices to Show Longwood Opportunities. LOCAL AGENT Smith and Rawlins 212 M agnolia St., Phone 367 Representative- will be on Property all day Sunday. i • -• r t in k e r & AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES CALL EITHER OFFICE L. C. Prime General Sales Manager Edward S. Crocker With Full Sales Force Property Every Day. illips Theater South Orange Telephone H Y �Largest R e a l E S T A T E Sales Institution In The Country TO FLORIDA! .t* y w •+?; *+** m n n m v iv m s iv v Q m O T V im v m w y \V ♦&, /*» i\fc* 0 1 1 -H a y i R m t n j d S a r k ( S m i r a u t r e To tho Original Purchasers o f Any Loti in Daytona Park ihirchaicd from Any Authorised Representative o f E .A , fThitc Organisation, Inc.:---In consideration of the confidence invested by the public in the E. A. White Organizationjnc., New York City, together with this institution’s desire to protect the interests of its clients, the E. A. White Organization,* Inc., hereby guarantees to refund all moneys paid to them oh account of any sales of Daytona Park lots, located in the City of Daytona Beach, Florida, made by them to any original purchasers of any said lots, within the period of ninety (90) days from the date of their purchases, if said original purchasers find that said Daytona Park properties have been misrepresented in any manner to them by the Company’s agents or through any advertisements bearing the E. A. White Organization, Inc., name which have appeared in any newspapers.1 pM(w Pmn*ylvanla Building, 223 Wejt 3*<ih Sfc, Nrtu Yorfc Ciiv, of uhich Entire 19th Floor U Occupied by the E. A. While OrganUuiion, Inc. t E. A WHITE ORGANIZATION, INC PtmUm i A ur Best N o rth e rn OKMI 41*. "References Few of Our Notable Sue* Hesses in New York SubDivision Developments Hollis P a r k G a r d e n s Believing Implicitly in the Stability of Florida’s Progressive Development, the E .A . W Graham B e a c h P a r k Floral P a rk M a n o r South B ro w n s v ille Babcock L a k e C lu b Kings w a y G a r d e n s O r g a n i z a t i o n , i « c. Of New York City, Exclusive Sales Agents for its Subsidiary Company, the Holdridge Development Corporation of New York, (Specializing in Daytona E ast F lo ra l P a r k Flatbush S q u a r e Pershing S q u a r e Canarsie M a n o r Beverly S q u a r e College P o in t Broad bum e h it e Park) Backs its Faith in This Property with This 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee! fM ylm m Pa . B ro a d w a y F l u s h i n g H a s t Kingsw a y G a r d e n s S o u th Howard B e a c h E s t a t e s Mineola G a r d e n s N o . i Annadale B e a c h P a r k Mineola L a w n s N o r t h CITY OF DAYTONA BEACH r 'P H E beautiful Daytona Park subdivision of w h ich this ofiering is a part has a frontage of two and one*quarter miles on H a m ilto n B e a c h P a r k the paved D e Land Highway, th e main artery of trav el betw een South R o a d G a r d e n s Iottenville M a n o r Mineola L a w n s Mineola W e s t Bronx P la z a Girard P a r k Daytona Beach on the East Coast and T am pa on th e W est are one of the largest real estate development and sales organizations I country, em ploying over 7 0 0 sulesI operating b ran ch offices in Brook I I hmaica, N e w a rk , T roy, N .Y . and |Wna Beach, Florida. 1I lr d e ra tio n s d u rin g the past tw elve I r,t ‘3 aggregated m any m illions in gross K and every dollar of it represents sound Ues.,n carelully selected properties, con* Priced, fully im proved and fore^ocated for investors’ protection, 1 ey arteries of traffic a n d comlYmovement. Coast. E V E R Y L O T IN D A Y T O N A P A R K IS L O C A T E D W IT H IN T H E C O R P O R A T E LIM IT S O F T H E C IT Y O F D A Y T O N A B EA C H . D a y to n a P a r k H o m c sttc s , 5 0 x 1 2 5 , a r e c o n se rv a tiv e ly P ric e d a t $450 to .$ 7 5 0 a n d Sold on Convenient Time Payments Under a Positive " M o n e y Back** G u a ra n te e ! Im p ro v e m e n ts a n d T i t / e j A ls o G u a r a n te e d . U n d e r the term s of th e tru st agreem ent w ith the AUantic Bank anil T ru st C om pany of D aytona Beach, th e funds for th e installation of these im provem ents are deposited w ith th e above institution in tru st to guarantee th e completion of d ie im provem ent program in D aytona Park! , Daytona Office: Corner Volusia and Beach Streets, Daytona Beach Florida » Mail Coupon or Communicate With r K. A. WHITE oitaANIMATION t s r . Suite 11, Bull Building Phone 657 *A E. a . White Organization Inc. Suite 11, Ball Building Phone 057 (Mease send me lite ra tu re on D aytona Park im proved Home Sites, photo-prints of property, details of M oney-Back G u aran tee and term s of purchase. ( T h is T r u e s t does not o b lig ate nw in any uwy w h atev er] �SATURDAY. PECEMBCTU y g E i the SANFORD , .1 f.f ' . . l i A A A A PAGE TWELVE * •;*•:••;•v ♦ %•v •><•+♦+ * * ’** .{.<,* * . j . . j . * + * ****❖ *•>■(■ •x,iM*** * ■**<*•&*+ Sometimes you may note our reference to Loch Arbor as “Sanford’s O utstanding Develop­ ment” not because of the arbitray title we bestow but because of facts. Dominance of location makes it so. Importance in its relation to Sanford’s fu tu re residential growth m akes it so. The great size of the property m akes it so. The quality and characterof improvements m akes it so. Singly, anyone of these would put Loch Arbor to the forefront. Collectively, they over­ whelmingly place Loch Arbor in a position unsaila 3le. . *>■**<»H t rm h A film* w ill ho hv natural right, one of the finest, most attractive and b est located fortified by financial T E L E P H O N E 588 .?.******* * * -K*+*•**++■**+■*•+ ' . * r v •>++•>♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ x ♦>♦>♦>♦>♦>♦>** W '+ + + + + H W + ^ �Tilt: SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. DECE JaszjslsjVlereiy Copy 1 Masters, Says Experl T Air Service Chief Claims No Co-Operalion Given Him By War Department Or Conpress In Appropriations fits AX l Of Law s$) uinpels It Out Plan | Merger WASHINGTON, Dec. 12— </P)— While blaming tignt pursuit strings held by congress for a de­ cided shortage of pursuit and bom­ bardment airplanes faced by the army Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, cheif of the army air service, told the court martial trying Col. Wil­ liam Mitchell today that the war department itself had not rendered him the assistance ic cguld have extended. The meterological service given army flyers was fa r frqm satis­ factory, ho said, and , tho radio service was not up to requirements but when questioned by the court he said he did not believe tho de­ partment’s treatment of him had been "marked different from that accorded chiefs of other branches." Asked specifically where in the nLess ast Year rger Part its Are In Expenses ''irlKl ■ requiring it to r consolation of lilroods into n itcaiiv At the Rjted that tho uportation Act , the gradual iiting railroads , be strengthwith the cornpower to npre the mergers i views were sot ,1 report, mndo t with tho text b it considered ih the end dety of its meni~ the report said, od and perhaps to be accom|o*s of time if lolation is perjundiT guidance “in a normnl 1 Claude Etienne Pasteur, great­ grandfather of Louis rnsteur, bought his freedom from serfdom with four gold pieces of twentyfour Hvres. SAVANNAH. Gn., Dec. 11.—'VP) —The plant of the Southern Ferti­ liser and Chemical Company, on Hutchinson Island, in the Savan­ nah river here, was damaged by fire early today to the estimated extent of $750,000. Fire fighters were handicapped In combatting tho flnmcs duo to tho position of tho plant on tho island. Land apparatus was dis­ patched from the city to aid fire tugs which played streams of wa­ ter on tho burning structure from the river. The terminals of the Seaboard Railway, located on the South Carolina side of tho river, were en­ dangered and efforts of private fire fighters were concentrated on saving these and other buildings in the path of the flames. The plant which was damaged wns vnlued at $5,000,000 by A. I). Stcb har, president of the company, and employed 1,000 men. Forestry conservation was dis­ cussed in Poor Richard’s Improved Almanac as cnrly as 1749. PARIS. Dec. 11—{/PI—The high cost of living has made itself manifest in another French quart­ er. The French universities all report the enrollment of an un­ usual number of elderly and mid­ dle-aged pupils. Retired officers, merchants, func tionnries and others, finding their incomes from investments too small for present day needs, are seeking to perfect themselves in somo subject with n view to reobtaining employment. Tho sub­ ject most patronized is law, nnd Systematic boxin, after thnt, the modern languages. England in 1710. The oldest locomotives now in existence are "Puffing Bully*’ and "Urylan Dillv," built about 1812 by Foster and Hackworth of Eng­ land. SAVE and T H R IV E What’s in a Bank Name? Is the name of your hank a name likely to add lustre to yuur own in the business world? Docs it stand for commanding strength, the prestige gained from sound character and years of able manage­ ment; for courteous, friendly service? Will you he proud to ssy; "Yes, that is my bank?” A The choice of the right hank Is often the turning point in a business career. It is not a decision to be made lightly. FIRST NATIONAL BANK M A X D O L IN r-|---------1—Q.'iJJ If 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. r p IN LONGWOOD PARK, AT ABSOLUTE kw or block any bon should be kis^rn, in order [ better service, L and no undue itition may re- *iag the valuan.i of the counr*ntl years ago, sported consid)Vl|h respect to 1 Percent of the . TO percent of sports, and lit M reports have He work on the “ be well adation work is capture by the 141* of railroad t™ a "fair re44 declared to of $5,911,ry, Where they road contingent French Go To School To Increase Income Damage To Fertilizer Plant At Savannah Is Estimated At $750,000 WE WILL SELL Lreport slated, nal recommenj, tho commis;rit ions that a acted to punish f railroad em­ ir service; and | the merchant provide tyrean shipping in tf export and kdified. ttine work for |c commission learnings were ■turn standard R provide pre■ r tmUn were ■ pnomt fiscal B p - ! , in spite Hri/nt ir.itvases. iHaiion of these H arly a decade Biyid, the pro■going into the Beads was 40.S B said, “wherepercent. The I f material and I expenses, and P, generally acllfiiiir." [to enforce new Its upon railpost fiscal year, [ were equipped I order with auM devices, the A !• ight reducof accidents at «<> was noted, War department had failed him, Gen. Patrick said that when he had naked for certain things he thought necessary for the air serv­ ice, the war department "had not done as much as I would have liked." "I have always said," he added, “that the war department did the best It could. In the matter of funds, they have been as liberal as they could. Some of my offi­ cers have been unfortunately plac­ ed on tho promotion list. "I have made recommendnttons for legislation which the depart­ ment had not approve'!." Now York City.—Too modern' jazzists nro only copyists after all, when it comes to syncopation. Thin is tho opinion of Mar Dolin, famous San Francisco music leader. "AH tho old masters," says Mr. Po’in, "mndo wide use of synco­ pation. You will find it in Schu­ bert, Dehuirs. Chopin. Tschnikow• Work On Southern Memorial At Stone Mountain Resumed On the grounds, in the heart of STONE MOUNTAN, Gn., Dee. 10—(*P) Work was resumed hero, today* on tho gigantic Stone Moun­ tain Confederate Memorial with Augustus Lukemann, of Virginia, sculptor, in charge of the work. Resumation of enrving was accom­ panied by ceremonies participated in by officials of the Stone Moun­ tain Memorial Association, Mr. I.ukemunn and Justice Price Gil­ bert of tho Supremo Court of Georgia. Justice Gilbert acting ns personal ropresenThtivc of Gov­ ernor Clifford Walker, gave the signal for the drills to start, by waving the stars nnd bars of the Confederacy. Hollins N. Randolph, president of the association, made the fol­ lowing statement in connection with the resumption of work: “ It is a source of great satis­ faction to everyone officially con­ nected with tho Stone Mountain Memorial to get work started again, and we believe our satis­ faction is shared in full measure by tho public. "During the period of nine months in which the work was suspended the association has sold a sufficient number of memorial half dollars to place itself in a strong financial position." LiONGWOOD PARK is located in the heart o f Osteen, Florida, and Osteen is just starting to grow. The new state road from New Smyrna to Sanford is being paved through Osteen, and new buildings are springing up all over the town. Longwood Park is getting its share, as Longwood Park is a beau­ tiful, wooded grove with a high elevation, fronting the new state road. Rudolf Kruby, tho Hartford “king of beggars," cun ask for nlma in ten languages. Arraigned in court recently for fighting, he said, “ I would rather earn my Thc Philippine I.duruU could bread honestly by begging than produce 75,000 tons of rubber anbecome a burglar." nunlly. The Unusual ' LONGWVVOD PARK is going to have large shaded lots, wide streets, and building is starting there now. This is your opportunity to buy a lot in Osteen before the prices go up. You may never have another opportunity to buy real estate in Osteen at YOUR OWN PRICK AND ON EASY TERMS. $500.00 IN PRIZES INCLUDING BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT You don’t have to buy a lot or even bid on a lot to win the prizes, but you must be on the grounds at Longw ood Park at 2 P. M. Tuesday, December 15th. hlN W it INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M. i *lome °n Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of Sanford s h ily restricted residential centers. ! fW o on*y ^ e m o st ideal fe a tu re s from an a rtis tic point of view, built-in r r®uifhou t. T extone walls. Beamed eelo tex ceilings, together ttpUpi,, te a [ores. M ake th e se six room s and b ath th e complete drea mie|y nnd e ecrnntW The Geo. B. Clark Auction Co D ELA N D , FLO R ID A C arry in g M ARSHA LL FREEM A N , N atio n al R eal E s ta le Auctioneer, th e m an w ith the million dollar voice Phone 48 �r r. i . ' i r.^ ,>*V*. ^ t s tuv» w.~. s® » v.,» . THE HANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. DECEMBEjM2,_192& 3PACE FOURTEEN ed d e f e n d a n t s , e a c h am), e v e r y w h o s e te r o f th e S o u th e a s t Q u arter, N o n e s t o c o n t il a c t o iu i e r p e r s o n s w h o s e B am s* f r a u n ­ n am es a n d resid ences a re u n k n o w n l y i n g E a s t o f t h e W e k l v a R iv er. S t a l e d bid* w i l l be r e c e i v e d b y k n o w n , c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t t i t l e , o r t o t h e C o m p l a i n a n t In t h e a b o v e A ll In S e c t i o n 9. T o w n s h i p 11 # • C o u n t y B o a r d o f P u b l i c I n s t r u c ­ I n t e r e s t , In a n d to t h e f o l l o w l n * d e ­ e n title d cause, a n d to all u n k n o w n S o u th , n a m r e 29 E a s t . t i o n f o r S e m l n o t a C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . s c r ib e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e , l y i n g a n d la r tl e s w h o m s o e v e r , c l a i m i n g a n y • t S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’* O ffice, C o u r t b e l n a tn t h e C o u n ty o f S e m i n o l e a n d A n d It n p p e n r l n g f r o m t h e s w o r n n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d f t H o u s e , H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a , u n t i l e l e v ­ s t a t e o f F l o r i d a m o re p a r t i c u l a r l y Hill o f C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t you n m l e a c h o f y o u m a y c l a i m so m e In v o lv e d in t h i n s u i t , s a i d l a n d b e ­ e n A. If., J a n u a r y 1 1 th . 1911, f o r d e s c r ib e d a s fo llo w s.' ln * w lt : in g s i t u a t e In S em inole C ounty, T r a c t No. I. lo t No. 11 o f A n n ie r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In a n d to t h s fu r n is h i n g o f m a te r ia ls fo r nml ........................ t h e e r e c t i o n o f a c o m p l e t e h e a tlh K )’. 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E a s t, n s r e c o r d e d In P i n t R o o k C,I t h a t - y o u n n d e a c h o f you be a n d q q u a r t e r of t h e s o u t h w e s t q u a r ­ In S e m i n o le C o u n ty , In a c c o r d a n c e psKo 30 of t h e P u b li c R e c o r d s o f ; y o u n r e h e r e h y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r W ith p l a n a a n d e p c c l f lc n t lo n e u s O r n n g s C o u n ty , F l o r i d * . . t e r o f S e c t i o n 8. T o w n s h i p 20 1 t o tltp h ill o f c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n f IIp r e p a r e d b y E l t o n J. M oughton s o u t h , R a n g e 31 e a s t , T r a c t No. t, lot No. 13 o f A n n i e i «•<! on M o n d a y , t h e 4th. d a y o f J a n A rch ill 13. 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D. 1920, t h e s a m e b e i n g a d e r s u p o n r u t u r n o f p la n e a n d s p e c - ' ■ I****** V *. t*iU ,, iC I f l c a t l o n s to in u . t r t . i i t c t , | " l ' tr.iitgu ' '*m,- I Im td it. <>r n n y H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d In R u le D a y o f t h i s C o u r t , a t t h e S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , C o u r t II oiisb In S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e By o r d e r o f t h e C o u n t) H o ard o f p a r t o r ptirr-d t h e r e o f . and In default It Is h e r e b y o r d e r t d t h a t y o n a n d , . n r ,. a w e e k In f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , c I n s t r u c t ion. Sumluolt* C o u n ­ PJ ty , F l o r i d a . 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T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h , d u n c e s n r o u n k n o w n t o th e Com­ C -.aty. Core R a n g e 31 e a s t . p l a i n a n t In t h o a b o v e e n t i t l e d cause i !>««(. t>«m| TRACT 2 . a n i l t o a l l u n k n o w n p a r t i e s , whom­ t* l:tio4 lot) N o rth e a s t q u a rte r of n o rth w e s t s o e v e r c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t n r In­ M bi i nit xJ q u a r t e r o f S e c ti o n 19. T o w n s h i p t e r e s t s In ti l e In n d In v o lv e d In this i' a ;!i.m ! x \ 2 t s o u t h . R a n g * 31 e a s t . s u i t , s a i d l a n d b e i n g s i t u a t e In Sem­ atari tarriM TRACT 3 i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , n n d described E a s t h a l f of n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r It Ii (vurO n s fo llo w s, to - w lt! o f n o r t h w e s t q u a rte r* o f S e c ti o n r.ntic h g U n 25, T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h . R a n g e 31 TRACT t IhraU, t L o t I o f S e c t i o n 24, T o w n - s h i p cast. Siafort ! 20 s o u t h . R a n g e 31 e a s t , ex cep t TRACT 4 oner l let III 7 1-2 a c r e s s o l d to J u l i a J. Brice, T ho so u th east q u a rte r of n o rth■>«YIt tm d e s c r i b e d a s f o l l o w s ; " B e g in a t c a s t q u a r t e r (less th e w e s t 9 w iT R S n n o r t h e a s t c o r n e r o f s a i d sectio n r o d s ) o f S e c ti o n 28. T o w n s h i p sex) ot \U>jt!j 24. r u n so u th 9 and d50-IOU 21 s o u t h . R a n g e 31 e a s t . nth c h a i n s , t h e n c e w e s t 8 ch ain s, TRACT 5 H E.rk l | t h e n c e n o r t h 9 n n d 50-ltlO c h a in s T h e n o r t h 3 a c r e s of th o n o r t h ­ Caur.ty n tl ii l t h e n c e e a s t 8 c h a i n s to b e g i n ­ w e s t q u a r t e r of s o u t h e a s t q u a r ­ c.mb.r 1 S 0 1 nin g . t e r o f H cctio n 28. T o w n s h i p 21 (Signed) * ll TRACT 2 s o u t h . R a n g p .71 c a s t . R e g l n 5 a n d 80-100 c h a i n s n o rth TRACT 6 (SEAll __ _ o f t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r o f th e Tho n o rth east q u a rte r of n o rth ­ tty X 1 5BJ s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r o f th e n o r th ­ w est q u a r t e r of S ectio n 28. W IL W r w est q u a rte r o f S e c ti o n 31. T o w n s h i p 21 s o u t h . R a n g e 31 Solicit* T o w n s h i p 19 s o u t h . R a n g e 33 east. rx c .« e a s t , r u n t h e n c e n o r t h 6 ch ain s, TRACT 7 t o a p o s t , Dpt n e e e a s t 40 c h a i n s T h o s o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f th e » S o u t h w e s t q q s l t n "**S■*4*«'tInn a p o s t , - t h e n c e s o u t h 6 ,c h a in s * 3«. T o w n s t r 1 j r " ? r * i r m r t 1 f . 'I t a n g o >1 'at, t h e n c e w e s t - 4 # sJutlns 31 e a s t . to p o in t of b e g in n in g . a n d It TRACT 8 f? a p p e a r i n g f r o m th e "Worn B lit o f C o m p l a i n t h 1.1*0; ii t h a t vou 0^ wtn An u n d iv id ed o n e -h a lf In te re st c. S i r,i- » ! i i! ! I! li 1 i II iII II li li ii ii ll I! ii 1 ifi I! ii ii i i C h u lu o ta C om pany (FLAGLER SYSTEM) Owners and D evelopers of Seminole County, Florida Wm. R. K enan, Jr.. P resid en t J. \\. H offm an. Vice P resid e n t General O ffices— C ity Huildinn S t. A ugustine. Kin. A . (!* Resident Affl ChuIuoU" Climate. Ideal the year round. Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up to date. Open year. Rates reasonable. Unequaled citrus and trucking lands. Poultry and th ro u g h o u t] d a i r y , farming Location. Southeastern Seminole County, 36 m iles South of on New Smyrna-Okeechobee Branch Florida East V JU A j«vv omyrna-UKeeciiobee bast Coast „j . good hard surface roads 22 miles from Sanford and Orland ‘ *| miles from the Coast at Indian R iver City. i. Unusually g*ood hunting and fishing for recreation. this is Outstanding features are many. A visit will convince you Place to locate. Townsite beautifully located 63 feet ab ove Sea level with six lakes within its boundary mak ing an ideal location tor w or permanent residence. Attractive prices. Maps and literature on request. ^ Chuluota Company is one of the A ssociated Land Last Coast Railroad (Flagler System ) C o m p a n i e s o* * \ 1 \ �- 4 =rs J I I E SANFORD H ERA LD , SATURDAY. DECEM BER 12, 1925 s in • ~-___ 1,120 acres fine c itru s land, four miles lake front on newly projected road. $100 Per Acre I “MINE” MY OWN 5.1 acres on Dixie H ighw ay. Adjoining good (own. Fine sub division proposition. $250 Per Acre E. Manasco Lsco ^ I Wo have been in ta k in g an active era and clients. nole an d O range business "boosting M aitland” ever since 1921, our officers and leading p a rt ih building values here for our custom* Let us show you properties in th is ideal section of Semi* Counties. The Maitland Realty Co., Inc. REALTORS Longwood. Office N ext to Postoffice— Phone 1210 J F oster-Holcomb Investment Co. 1.».t m i l ) M aitland, Florida Suite 7—No. 24 S. Orange Ave. Phone 1741 W. ec Eastwood-Williaras Co. r for You Orlando, Fla. 99 3 4 E. Pine St., Orlando, Fla. SHEPHERD SPRINGS One of the few available Sulphur Springs in thin Section of the Country. In addition to the Springs, there are ten or more acres of high land containing beautiful pines, oaks ami palm trees. The property Is surrounded by developments and Is destined to become pan of a beautiful tropical park. Situated near AHaniont, Longsvood and Sanlaudo, in a region rapidly enhancing in value. To a man of vision this property offers wonderful possihi* Utica icit Your 120 ACRES HIGH PINE LAND At the edge of Mt. Dora in Lake County, adjoins a high grade development now going on and is V *. | * ’. I J * < m ripe for subdivision. A THE LOVETT CO. O rlando, Fin. 119 S. O range St. ■ » . <*h Acreage Our Specialty ;t _ #nd he-*' J C d l ■id »•!••• ■ «‘i * #/ «}*tfiofi jr , u u o o u n 'jr v * lnc Phono i l>u|M'i I Hli HI UHi «'i i-fii nr t *if mint* I »mm in |.,t ft U C IC ID C 1C REALTORS ee Realty Company.JMKfwfi i* Many L istings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions, ■ EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO. 2GG8 ■■ t« Business Properties and Small Farms. Trices very reasonable it’ you arc looking for any thing in the above. r- Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show you. Lanc-IIardison Corporation “NEVER A O rlando, Florida Phone CUSTOMER” 218G Vi No. 12 W atkins Illdg. Orlando, Fla. >>v.v iiv iv n - w w v « " m Up to date listings of Business Property, Acreage, Homes _______ Conservative buying of Florida’s lands offers wonderful opportunities for profit REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FLETCIIER-BULGER Marlowe Realty Co. [specializes in th is class o f in v estm en ts and w e o ffer no property P e would be unw illing to plncc o u r own funds. 11 N. O range Ave. Orlando, Florida. Phones 1708—2507 Orlando Florida • i r See Us F o r O rlando P ro p erty BRYAN REALTY COMPANY I Phone 1117 132 N. Orange Avenue Sanford O ffice— IKP/ j M agnolia Ave. 220 SOUTH ORANGE AYE. ORLANDO, FLORIDA. ** Miller Bldg. Phone 716. ne\er sold a piece of p ro p erty on which th e p u rch aser has not m ade a pro fit. M R. I N V E S T O R WE HAVE SOME GOOD BUYS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY THAT WILE PROVE PROFITABLE TO YOU. . fi FO R SA LE “f l:»nd located on th e W in te r G arden S ta te H ighw ay, two miles Orlando C ity lim its, 1800 fe e t fro n tag e on H ighw ay. One of udivision tra c ts in G range county. If sold a t once will take ®cre* §i\000 binder. $25,000 on delivery o f deed and abstract, 1^ and3 years. Also Small Acreage for Subdivision, Close to Orlando 1 ANOTHER BARGAIN SN A P 14y2 Ac^es in South Orlando 0 VJJ 5 acre young Tangerine Grove. 600 feet beautiful lake front. N ear W inter Park. One-fourth mile from Asphalt .i sta k e d and p latted re a d y for m arket. I,(,r , r Will tak e $60,000 on th e very best of term s. F o r infortna• Pnoiie, or wire. REALTY CO. 18 N. O range A venue ROBINSON & SAMUEL F- O. Box 1043 Phone 165 A G o od B u y Highway. $6,000. Easy Terms. mS*sut}d*v *ded, M0| R EA L ESTATE R EA L ESTA TE Orlando * Phone 2GG2 ■-7 r o V ' _______________ ___ . O rlando, Fla. ..... ,,r . „ C . A . R o b e r t s R e a l E s ta te C o . “ W here V alues an d P rices H arm onuo" O rlando, F’lorida G2 N. O range Phone 96G ,*i �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, PEC SIXTEEN BONDS IN SU R A N C E 80 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%. SA N FO R D ’S R ESID E N T IA L M A S T E R P IE C E I t is to y o u r a d v an ta g e to fa m ilia riz e y o u rself w ith o u r exclusive listin g s b efo re p u rc h a sin g , a s th e y affo rd m ost u n u su al o p p o rtu n ities. An Important Announcement W ill Soon Be Made. Watch the Papers. 107-109 South P ark Avenue R. O. B R IN K M A N M gr. R ea lty D ept. M agnolia A t Second MRS. SAM H . C A M P B E L L MRS. J . M. LcM O IN E Salesladies. LOANS Iie?s to n y asscciitwj 37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lak e frontage, property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5 acre orange grove; less than a m ile from Country Club Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; third cash; third annually. Knight & MacNeill REA LTO RS •msinesjjJ 70 Acres on Marquette St., one m ile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest at 8%. O ur o fferin g s are com plete in e v ery line. H om es, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreag e and th e h ig h e st class of b usiness p ro p e rty . San L a n ta com bines hom e atm osphere w ith c o n sta n tly enhancing values. ^ Realtor j j Phone 48 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; h alf cash; balance arranged. * . 7 •• *• IN V E S T M E N T S 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. A # * *■* ............. ...... ■ , 71/0 Acre grove, excellent condition, three m iles from SUBDIVISIONS i * Sanford. Price $6,500; terms $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. Fruit paid 25% n et on th is purchase price this season. For subdivision purposes we have some of the best buys in Scminold County, among which are: 26 acres adjoining Sanford Grove which is rapidly being developed. This entire tract Is all high and dry, beautiful wooded land lying between two subdivisions. Price $26,000 with remarkable term s, and 80 acres cornering on Golden Lake nnd bor­ dering on Onoro Street at $500 per acre. Higgins - Smith - Wight, Inc. * REALTORS • *- « 1 i; THE HOWARD CORPORATION Phone 72 Masonic Bldg, REALTORS Come up nnd tnlk over these propositions with us nnd your investigations will prompt you to buy. #♦*, i* e ., McCALL & FOX Sales Agents For “The Firm Substantial” LOCH-ARBOR *»■•■.* r i • A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills • 113,l/ 2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 f Hale# Force: It. fl. Fox, G. E. McCall, It. L. Shipp. • l' 3 a c re s on C o u n try Club road, w ithin lim its. th e C ity Some good buys we can recommend. 35 Lots nice 5 room Bungalow—Close in hard surface road. 7 Room, Bath and Sleeping Porch;well located; one of the, best, buys in. the city, at ....$10,000 Six Room Cottage, well located; close in; Garage. Bargain a t .................................................................... $6,500.00 5 Acre Celery Farm, with crop tools, etc. N ice six room house, good r e p a ir ...................................................$8,500.00 14 Acres, hard surface road; 5 tiled and in Celery. A real buy a t .................................................................. $9,000.00 N ear th e Golf Links, including b eau tifu l lakes and orange grove, $500.00 p er acre. 219 Meisch Building Phone 88 11 a c re s on th e W ekivn River, on h ard road. 40 a c re s , a d jo in in g .Elder S p rin g s p ro p e rty on S a n fo rd a n d O rlando rond. 27 3-4 acres fro n tin g 1,500 feet on S an fo rd A venue. 13,500 acres on S t. J o h n ’s County. 93 1-2 acres a d jo in in g Power P la n t’s p ro p e rty in V olusia C ounty. 187 a c re s in Sem inole C ounty, 107 of w hich is w ith ­ in th e C ity lim its of Sanford. T h e prices a n d te rm s of th ese tra c ts of land, we c o n sid er reaso n ab le, and w e will be glad to fu rn ish you snm e if you will call a t our office. Sanford Avenue Corner B est corner on S anford A ve. a t 4 th St. 71x126, $650 pur foot oue fo u rth cash Six-acre tra c t, containing th irty lots on D ixie H ighw ay su itab le for subdivision. $1,500 p er acre. We havfc oth er good buys in large and sm all acreage tra c ts, also; high class b usiness lots and hom eaites. See our listings. W e h a v e th em to d ay — tom orrow they m ay be sold. THRASHER & GARNER 221 M eisch Building, 112 P ark Avenue Phone G33W Have you ever thought about how much difference there is between SPECULA­ TION and INVESTMENT? These are INVESTMENTS: C orner 16th and Palm etto, (46x117) .............................. $2,500 A ttra c tiv e 6-room Bungalow, 711 P a lm e tto Ave. 80A cres— S plit by new S tate Highway, per ncre ............. $350 Lot 117 F ra n k lin T errace .... $1,100. Cash ............................... PAUL LAKE F o u r lo ts in Rose C ourt, two on S anford A venue. fo r $10,000. AMID M A JESTIC PIN E S Realtor K r i i n I Off. vn lively I 'n r n i iiritiirrl, 11mint-, p rlri'il urni nm l hum , nl fnm erun l 'l l |« crop no'* h it e q u ip m en t. ctn»«cf- SIII.OOO.OO. t l A c re s C elery A v e n u e . A ll tlln l - fileml JilI> l o c n l n l f u r aiibillv l»lon. Iitiy oil m a r k e t u t p r i c e o f f e r e d . 20 A r r r a In (Irn retl nml on paved henrf of tile d . a fre e t, Inn flu lc k l.n k r .Monroe. good hoil»e», m ile # 10, 000. DUBOSE & HOLLER E sta b lish e d 1910 FARMS ACRE FARM ALL TILED Throe flowing wells, small house, Tenant houre, on paved road_ H om es fro m $4,800 up to $20,000. Let m e show you. G et t h a t lot In L ato n ia. You can reserv e it now a n d m ake m oney. BART NASON, S A L E S DIRECTOR Telephone 249, F ir s t N a t’l Bank Bldg $7,500.00 FIV E ACRE FARM ALL TILED Two flowing wells, two story house— $7,000.00 R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Room s 203-205 Meisch B uilding t 'r I r ry th l, f iv e T h e p re ttie s t, h ig h and dry tra c t of Lake F ro n t p ro p ­ e rty in th e C ounty. G et this before it ad v an ces in price. Phone 743 imi-i All One lo t on S an fo rd A venue facing Rose C o u rt, only $2,500. Real E state and Investm ents I ii. 8400 Telephone 7 1 1 Room 8, G arner-W oodruff Bldg S alesm an — E. T. Moore BETTER BUYS I I.H A m * One Year Old Close In Price and Terms Attractive. S. B. BRADFORD T h e S u b stan tial R ealtor 12-14 G arner-W oodruff B1 T E L E P H O N E 770 REALTOR Milane Theater Bid*. �herald, saturp We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse site 177x117 on French Ave. ER 12, 1925, BUSINESS PROPERTY ill not perm it :tly honorable is active and e represents, is business to .nt localities, m[ estate can jess man who Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot. A fine corner at Palmetto and Third Street An entire block on East First Street. One F ifty Foot Business Fitontagc Block D at $450.00 per front foot. (N ex t to F o rrest Lake Hotel) 240 Acre Tract on high banks along Wekiva 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section We desire other properties of merit. One Apartment Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot. Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot. Lantageously Fifty Foot Corner (R ight next to Forrest Lake Hotel, Lusincsd man 125 ft. deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per foot. ley cost and Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above. These are some o f the finest locations in First Street lyera ot rca Extension. ACT NOW. iand ncccs Masonic Bldg Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 214 E ast First Street Sanford, Florida Phone 453 Inquire Re-Sales Department 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 Real Estate Investm ent R EA LTO R 236-238 Meisch Building 50, 75 or 125 feet—F irst S treet e x ­ tension, fronting on Seminole HouleW E H A V E IN Q U IR ES FO R LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT . M ELLO N , B EL -A IR , PIN E- attractiv e price. HURST, B U EN A V ISTA , SAN LA N TA AND CITY PROPERTY. At a very One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and and Cypress Avenues at price way be- in Dreamwold, $1,200.00. I T u rn P ro p erty Quick L et me try yours Forty lots in Bel-Air, from $075.00 to $1,000 each. OSCAR R. BROOKS REALTOR “The Lot K ing” Realtor Brumley-Puleston Bldg 306 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 751 LOTS IN PINEHURST DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON \V. I*. CAIITKIt OKI-Kill* Y » n o » t i r e. Lilt #' >*:«» WMMW.M. C a . h , B a la n c e 133.00 m o n th . , , Iln rK .ln . 3 Itoom Itouio E « » tJ7ur" . Lot fiilxl 10. M .ooo.oo. 13,mb, Rat. l«O00 mo. t a u n t s am t w a ,u **' \v hr t 's r l t . n l f In Houses Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 A whole Block between Third and Fourth Streets and Pecan and Avocado Avenues, just $20,000.00, on easy terms. Pine Hurst is now the center of Sanford, don t miss getting a home site there. I I n u . r w i t h B»ili on r « n t ; a l . L ot 9>),a:ui.i)<i. (,ii.ti lt.S3S.00. i 'h i * lr r r il l l n u . r on O rlu m lo ltn.nl W e Have Some Bargains Tamiami Land Co. on the corner of Elm Avenue and Thirteenth Street for $6,000.00-one-fourth cash, balance one, two and three years. REALTOR 230 Meisch Bldg, Phone 718 -■ REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708-70!) � 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 12, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 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 12, 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/503e2bf538106890035c60816ccf849d.pdf d4126ea8c4f38bd26019e3a1fb2579d3 PDF Text Text THE WEATHER Florida: cloudy, probably local rains in sooth and extreme east portion tonight; Saturday gener­ ally fair; not much change in tem­ perature; gently to moderate shifting winds. Ircateat V< iest Garden Land ASSOCIA TED PR E S S LEASED W IRE SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, D ECEM BER 11, 1925 SIX T EE N PA G ES TODAY \ndJury M* nan R efuses Sign V erdict Flynn K illing NUM BER 113 Search Continues For Three Miners Pinned UnderRock' Cooiidge Speaks in Chicago MELLON FORSeI STAB1LIZA1I0N LN including ; White WORLD AFFAIRS McnAndl 3Negroes i. Statem ents G i v e n Today Wife Says Robbery Thwarted Indicate An Increase Of More Than Two And Onelatened ^o Half Millions For Year By Grocery Clerk f Several JACKSONVILLE, Flo., Dec. Resoucres Also Show iring Trip 11.—C /J*)-—Quick thinking by a Big Gain For Period grocery clerk thwarted an at­ .A * << |. i i i j i i i i i ^ i ___ i »» Resolution F row ning On Its C onstruction A l Longwood Is U nanim ously Passed At C ham her O f Commerce Met* T reasu ry Head O ptim istic Hut W arns A gainst Specu­ lation; Business Caution County Ministers Might T hus He Destroyed J l ’/ (>. Prepare Resolution tempted hold-up robbery here thin morning and resulted in one Heads Of T h ree Inslitut ions WASHINGTON, Pec. 11.-0D — of the nllegod bandits going to Dr. Brownlee Scores Track Early accomplishment of a coniAre Pleased W ith The Evi­ jail. Tho other fled in an auto­ piete world-wide economic stnldiiAs D etrim ental To Best zation dent Trend Tow ard Saving mobile. after futile attempts to is forseen by Secretary .Mid­ In te re s ts O f T h is City Ion. ii’ioot the clerk. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec. Totnl deposits in the dSunfor The man in jail nays he is > Both at homo and abroad, the 11.— (AIM.— W ith n death Irvin Beale, 21, of number 30 banks at tho close of business on The Sanford Chamber of Com* Seen tary declared in his a n n u a l South Rembort Street, Mem­ I Nov. 30 amounted to $5,1103,355 je&B ntorco went on record today as un- report submitted to Congress to­ list of fi.l believed to have been phis, Tenn., and that he came to nml total resources were $0,377,GMM anlmously opposed to tho construe- day, developments of the last definitely determ ined, rescue Florida four weeks ago “to get on», according to a compilation of Ha Hum ° t the proposed raco tract year have been so satisfactory w orkers were todny m aking selling renl estate.” He figures received today from Seminear I/ongwood in Seminole coun- that "the way is now clear for a final efforts to remove throe Ga., Dec. 11. rich will bo turned over to Duvnl nolo County Hank and the Suntord rjuj ity, this action materializing in the more complete world recovery.” lity of grand county’ officers on cliurgin of Bank and Trust Company. unanimous passage of a resolution Mr. Mellon believed the underly­ bodies rem aining in Overton i into the robbery it was stated. These figures, it is said, show KH tw introduced by l)r. E. ing factors of the business situa­ Mint* number two, which was 1>. Brownlee, representing the tion here were fundamentally partly wrecked by nn explo­ a gain of over $2,500,000 in de­ in, Sanford, ministers of this county. posits over the same date of last m, who was sound and "warrant optimism for sion of gas yesterday m orn­ year. Total resources gaintd jjL In prefacing the introduction of future.” ing. the Brunswere over $2,250,000 during the the resolution, l)r, Brownlee told _lhe bodies remaining In the Reviewing tlio events wnlch had late Tuesmembers of the organization that influenced conditions for the bet­ mine are those of two white men same peiod. At tho dose of husihere this an earlier attempt to establish the ter, he mentioned, with respect to and one negro miner. Thu bodiwt nes.i on Nov. 30, 1021 dc posits r% A" face track in Orange County had the United States, restoration of of the white men are pinned be­ were $3,374,900 and resources $!.L r n,ct with the opposition of tig* confidence, tax reduction and re­ neath n boulder. Of tho bodies 140,732. s wile wns Lfc Orlando Chamber of Commerce form, removal of various factors of already removed 43 are negro and LOCAL The First Nationnl Bank gave n n party of KB and various civic clubs in thnt sec- uncertainty and instability, steady seven white. Bank deposits nt tho close of out figures which showed 1025 de­ rame to their ra t ion. Wearied watchern kept vigil employment in farm nml factory, posits to Nov. 30 to.be $2,782,­ inquest held business Nov., 30 were nearly ^y "We don’t want in Seminole and n generally augmented pur­ shout tho pit’s mouth through a 034.80 and resources were given B. Symmon.i, $0,000,000 showing tremendous -S county those enterprises deemed chasing power. night of sorrow for tho little min­ ironess' jury gain over the same date last out as being $3,057,704.47. The ing camp. tident too unwholesome to gain admit1021 deposits in this hank for the Across the sens, no saw tho im­ cHict of sui- year, according to figures sub­ urcuu lance elsewhere,” I)r. Brownlee provement reflected by 11 foreign Color l.ine Obtained same period of time showed $1,­ not satisfied mitted todny. plat- slnted, "and tho ministers of this debt settlements he Co and a num­ , Tho color lin;- wns ohlitercd; , --........ 512,471.54, and esouces $1,811, Scott White dies as result of ipenk.jcommunity nre united in optioning white and negro were united in a ber of interallied funding arrange­ i Mr. tho location in this section of nny ments, the return of a dozen na­ common grief and each tried to internal injuries received when 512.95. Seminole County Bank figures he fell from tho second story of but constructive and legitimatu in­ tions to the ..gold standard tho other’s has. IU i, be­ ___, reviv­ assugo ------ ■ dustries.’* ■the nov.* ice plant bring erected revealed depqsitti of $2.40,5,725 and gun railing at daybreak hut al of industrial activity with its resources of 22,014,385 fur the 11 A n Opposed Only to Gambling in West Sanford. consequent employment, tho re­ women, honing ngninst hope to months 1025. The deposits on I Ilf He Brownlee said thnt members organization of tho currency sys­ find their loved ones yet alive, Lester Price, arrested in Lake­ tho sameof date in 1024 were said v / l of his profession in Seminole tems of nearly all of tho smaller never budged from their stand a t land upon orders of Sheriff County viewed the proposed race powers, and tho promised lame- tho guard lines. As the morning Hand, is returned here to await to be $1,520,845, and resources worn on the sun earns peeping track with "fenr and alarm,” and fits action of grand jury in oonnec- amounted to 21,708,535. of tlie Locarno agreement. through clouds hut it brought were of the opinion that its iocn- All of The Sanford Hank nnd Trust tion with alleged swindling these, lie said, "lend sup­ no rny of(ho hope to the silent throng A i i tion near Sanford would result in Company deposits on Nov. 30 were charges. port to tho optimistic view re­ 11\ the establishment of n gambling garding the economic rehabilita­ of watchers. The stretcher boar. given ns $020,905.43 nnd resources Proposals on recent $150,000 us $705,700.40. Figures for the er» told tho story as they emerged v /L l center and general atmosphere pre­ tion of Europe." school bond issue uro to be re­ tame now and then. judicial to the betterment of this date in l‘>21 gave deposits of Mr. Mellon suggested that the ceived by tho county board on $335,070.00 and resource* as $500,­ It was believed that many of elicit revision of taxes promised at this Measure Provides F o r Com­ Jan. 12, according to decision 084.00. id Ho stated that tho ministers session of Congress was feeding the bodies unrecovcrud wwe those merce D epartm ent Hureati reached this week. t a t s , whom ho represented were not op­ m w stimulus to business, but he of negro workers. Relative* of Each of tin* three banks of the r or posed to horse racing for horse entered a complaint against ex­ the victims were not allowed to Of Civil A eronautics And Chamber of Commerce goes city showed large gains in both ijcct racing’ll sake, but were of the op­ emptions proposed by the House view the bodies. on record ns being unanimously total deposits and resources, it is 2nd A ssistant Secretary Identification was carried out inion that pructically every race Ways and Moans Committee, These opposed to the construction of a shown. Figures of the total num­ f the tri,ck in the world wns associated narrowed the foundation of the with greatest difficulty. Some of raco track at Longwood, expres­ , with gambling, despite all reports taxing system, lie thought, declar­ the bodies may never lie positively sing the opinion that the pres­ ber of depositors in the ban In are 1 ‘ to the contrary, nnd despite all ing it should lie broader if the tax identified. As fast as the bodies ence of this track would be det­ not available but it is said that a 3oard Ntnto laws prohibiting gambling, program were to be successful in were identified tagn were placed rimental to tho futuro develop­ Inrge increase has been noted dur­ tho necks of tho victims and ing the past year. r pro- there were always certain techni- times of depression an well ns In 1about ment of this community. they were turned over to nn un­ Banking officials stated this pond culities that could be worked days of prosperity. dertaker ia the improvised morgue. DOMESTIC morning that a greater activity in f the around, ho said. While the Secretary saw no ap­ Negro Escapes On .Mule :o an He was careful to explain that proaching cloud on thu economic E a rly accomplishment of nil lines of business, an influx of One negro miner owes his escape thu resolution submitted by him as sky, he warned against expansion world-wido stabilization is for- now residents and business people, bids the representative of county min- ami speculative tendencies. Tho to his mule. Front back some­ sot‘n by Secretary M**l!on, who and a general trend toward sav­ !» are inters, referred only to the estub- urogram of public economy h as' where of the pit when the gas was handed his annual report to Con­ ing are responsible for the heavy bond lishment of a race course where had its effect, ns has the public worst and conditions appeared gress today. deposits now on record. peti- gambling was likely to follow, Foreign interests hnve exclus­ debt retirement program, ho said, ilarke t for the entombed man, out Subiitantiai increases nre being !,nke “Tho ministers of this comniun* but "there j| h some tendency for shot through the opening the earn ive concessions for nir opera­ noted for each month and much iclud- i tty, nre indilnd every wholesome, the consuming public to buy cv- and then the halnnco of n big fat tion in South 'America, Maj. optimism was expressed in local strict legitimate industry and enterprise e.y coticeivnlilc commodity ‘on milts. Clinging hard to the mule's George Strong tells Mitchell hanking circles for the coming l(. js. that it is possible to bring here,” time' and mortage futuro earn­ tail was a negro worker who had court martial today. year’s business outlook. ill fur l*r- Brownlee said," nml we are ings." On tho oilier hand, ho become blinded temporarily by the Seminole SeWorld-wido stabilization in the t the apposed to this rare track because found b u s i n e s s men conducting blast and took thin means of sav­ t°u!d not he near future is predicted by Sec­ itions W ’u believe that its construction thiir affairs with restraint and ing himHelf. l'ur today for retary Mellon in annual report lie said he knew the mule would ,, (Continued on puge 3.) caution In order that tho prosper­ “get out if there was any get­ 1,0 their views to Congress today. tponr.is of the ity mr.v not bring on rnredcssness. ting" to be done. Tho mine is tho Fifty-threo men nre now be­ "It is hoped, furthermore, "he property of tho Alabama Fuel and lieved to hnve lost their lives in added, "that the speculative ten­ Iron Company and is considered by * company re­ mine explosion near Birmingham dency in real estate in sumo com­ federal and state mine officials ono acting from late Thursday nfternoon. munities mny not proceed to the of the best equipped in the Ala­ they 8t.nt Grand jury investigation into ATLANTA, Dec. 10,—(fl1)—Ca­ point of undermining tho spirit of bama mine field. The blast did death of J. C. Flynn, Sanford y Flynn’s Hillman Hubert, n'-gro, for­ caution in business.' cwenM return man, who was found dead neur milla mer slnve and mother of a reAlthough Mr. Melton was con­ "Xwy or Tues- Brunswick. Gn., with bullet mnrkuble family is dead here to­ vinced thnt the proposed tax re ­ wound in his head, forecast by an'l that he Lester Price, 25, wnnter In var­ day. Six of her seven sons hold duction had added int|>ctus to bus­ ious counties of the stnto on sus­ rJ to officials Georgia authorities. high positions of service in varpicion of emhlezzlcmcnt, was iness plans, lie counselled ngninst ,0. friends of iou* parts of the country unci h«*r STATE ,T*I here. caught in Izikeland nnd returned too great n cut, declaring that A liquor raid on the Sercno five daughters have wedded nien to thu Seminole County jail the sonic of the reduction advocated similar places. Hotel in St. Petersburg on holding first week by Sheriff C. M. Hand. were dangerous and would involve "Born in slavery, she nnd her Thursday, “will go no further,” husband Sheriff Hand stuted that his of­ the Treasury in new borrowings. hail little opportunity to the Pinellas county sheriff stat­ acquire any fice has been after I*ric« for over He asserted thnt it was unsound education for them­ ed today. n year nnd that a search hud been for nny nntion not to reduce its selves, but through self-denial, made for him which extended over outstanding obligations ns rapidly they were able to rear and educnti* the entire eastern half of the Un­ as possible, and he regarded the a largo family," one of her sons ited Stntes and Canada, lending to good uffccts of thu Treasury’s pro­ said. The seven sons and their gram in this respect as having bis ultimate capture, by lakeland been fully demonstrated. positions are: . authorities, nnd his return here to Z. P. Hubert, president of Jack­ "The country is prosperous now Funeral services for the late II. son College, Jackson. Miss. and well nldc to liquidate itB debt Price, who also is known under at H. Chappell will be held at 10 B. F. Hubert, director of Agri­ u reasonable rate/' he continu­ a number of uliuscs, is now nwaitS f ^ was o clock Saturday morning from the culture, Tuskogec Institute, lused. “Thnt will gradually reduce ing action of the county grand »• Chappell residence, according to WASHINGTON, Dec. II. (/T%— Mnj. Strong auid Maj. Walsh's jury, tho tremendous interest charges. , > i / which is expected to return \ Hospital ann announcement nmJe this nft­ kogee. John \V. Hubert, principal or I Foreign interest have secured ex* report had been used as the Imsis The prepetuatiun of ii large nub­ * ; oviock, ernoon by relatives. elusive concessions for air opera­ of a War Department recommen­ [a true bill ngninst him charging ile debt has never proved to he n negro high school, Savannah. with embezzlement. ** afUr the . Hr. T. J.-N ixon, pa<tor of the J. If. Hubert, executive were- tion in South America, tho Mitch­ dation to the State Department for hint lie is said to have posed ns a sound policy. On the contrary it •Methodist Church will conduct I n ™ / , f I T r h n n 1.4*11I’ llC. N c W T O r i t . ell court martial was informed to­ the establishment of a U. S. mail representative (Continued on page 3.; of a textile manu­ 10 Sanford the services. Burial will take place dny by Maj. George V. Strong, of torvico in Central America hut that negotiation between the two facturing company of Pittsburgh in tho new Municipal Cemetery. tion agent for Hancock coumy the Army General Staff. “In Central America,” Maj. departments and with representa­ and was engnged in house to house silk hosiery; taking or­ j N nine MORE MONEY FOR AIRCRAFT R. D. Butler, negro janitor of G. J. Hubert, pastor of two At Strong testified, “there havo been tives of the postoffico nnd com­ sellingandof also a deposit and fail­ tho First National Bank Building lanta churches ami runs a COO-acr concosnions granted, but they have merce departments still are in ders ing to deliver tho goods. wns still in jail this morning Un­ S f* 1 W the _ WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—(A>)— not been exclusive.’^ In Columbia, progress. It was reported thnt many comder suspicion which caused his ar­ Tho condition of Judge IG. ho said, a concession was negoti­ Tho court then turned to Col. Expenditure of $20,000,000 annual­ Theodore Hubert, senior at More ' if>g hi» ly for five years for procurement ated by German capitnliita with Mitchell's charge thnt the na­ plaintsc wera made to the com­ StringfcUow, who was stricken rest in connection with the rob­ house Coilege, Atlanta. tional guard has been flying with­ pany for whom ha worked and with paralysis at his homo on 9th bery of $500 from the safe t? M ilf o n } ' a Zach Hubert, her husband, ais the Colombian government. Guatemala had given a conces­ out parachutes for several years. they are said to have caused war­ street Wednesday night ia re­ Judge E. F*. ItoushuBler last Mm mV/ an/i his survives. The family was ri to Ik? issued for his arrest. ported as unchanged. day evening. -* before cd on a large farm h Hsncocl sion to c French concern, but Ma­ Cspt. R. W. Muckie of Houston, rants Many Hanford women went to Authorities stated this morning jor Strong said it wzs not an ex­ Tex., national grand officer and Judgo StringfcUow is said to county, Ga. clusive arrangement. commercial flier, testified for the tho courthouse yesterday after­ have been ill for several wx-eks that progress is being rapidly ^ h0 atRepresentative F'rank R. Reid, prosecution that the air squadron noon and identified Price as the previous to tho stroke, but had made toward solution of the rob­ FLYING J URIST CBENTEP chief counsel for Col. Mitchell told of which he was a member was roan who hud taken their orders l>t**n growing better each day, and bery and that other arrests night the court these concessionn had the setback came ns a shock to Ik! made within the next few days. TALLAHASSEE. F'x. D**- '11 reported to the War Depart­ Working on a very definite clue, his family and friends. —W —Governor Martin ptofuwc been ment by Maj. Raycrof Walsh of it is said that police and deputies It U said that the afliction has to receive Judge Ed. I,ar ' the array air service, who held from tho shcriftV office ore going of the Juvenile Court of Tampa them to be a serious menace to to spring a big surprise in connec­ when the latter lands from s • the d'fenso of the Panama Canal. tion with the theft. plane here this afternoon. Hit Man Body Is Two Parmi ng It CIVIL AVIATION IS SUBJECT OF BILL BEFORE SENATE B Negro Slave Dies; Leaves Seven Sons Holding Big Jobs ( happell Funeral To Re Held S a t u r d a y h ««%■». Hosiery Salesman Placed In Jail Here After Wide Search Foreign Interests Control Air Rights In South Americ a, Court Martial Hears Judffe Stringfellow Reported No Better Early Solution Of Robbery Is Expected <• �\ **:>4++44i ;e e i g : *.;..;. * . ; . * .;•.; * > * a •>* * * * * 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 to call at our now offices for information concerning L O C I I ARBOR. Or you may telephone 588 and a courteous, fully in­ formed representative will call for you in one of our motor cars, and be glad to drive you out to LOCH-ARBOR. You will then be able to substantiate for yourself all that we have said in our ad­ vertising, and even more. Our representatives h a v e been in­ structed merely to state the facts regarding LOCII-ARBOR — not to paint visionary pictures or try to influence you. We be­ lieve that after you have made thorough investigation of t h i s superb property you will want to build your home here, or invest in one or more of these ideal homesites. LOCII-ARBOR is lo­ cated in the heart of Central Florida’s most beautiful sections — as the lakes, water-ways and stalely moss draped pines testify— and is further beautified by every modern improvement t h a t adds to idea! home living, and permanent enhancement of val­ ues. 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S i >5j h a. been found today aftho^i*7’ ‘ Rum R u n n er Meel.s S torm On ?eet revenue cutter, .everal u*.h » F ir s t V oyage A fte r Being airplane had been L ih*Yn'1‘n -- . lock<>« M ade C ap tain A nd Loses J h^ y Teized will "go no furth- P r°'« » °r 5™/S m o i o S * ? 0*7 at for her for five day.,. Johnny Green. 8t. »»pm, • l*v!ittlt^ ',(i B ride A nd F ir s t Rum Cnrgo rr.» The raiding officer.' visit. contrary to tho gen. aviator, was forced to‘r.?nbur* :t»i* ' f iE oral conception o f j h . laym an, is that city last night hvtUni ! DAYTONA REACH, Fla., Dec. trouble after beingVp1 10.—The story of how rugged men planned ,o „ work, fight, live and die—some for love, but most of them for the today after a fl.e-day ^ . ““ t S . ^ a a d C e .; fahuioun fortunes which reward session. S. i.l M. .Ion. the inertia ofthe building mass p w i'ld crt11" T h e "cuir'"B.”i!? '" ': hisI, depthe successful rum runners of to- The ■ — county officer said „ _n .if, stops jeruing wu jerking when the theoretica. reported by telephone I t day, was told in pitilessly blunt : 2 k 'S i w , that 22 men were on the .hin A building 100 feet high swing, form here last Saturday when the did not know where they received with tho earthquake aril this re. being the barge crew whUe'iY ^ sea tossed up the body of Cap­ their "tip”, which resulted in a ceives the maximum iork when the other, were off the tLe ‘ l^c search warrant being issued and subterranean pendulum changes which left the barge 8 drifi ™0; tain Murrny Hudson, skipper of ;ty quarts of assorted whiskies and when she went down 1 ? “ “J the ill-futed schooner Fuizehem. three gallons of hicardi rum aeiz* its swing, he said. known causes. m un* "There is almost no danger in *•- ’V• J onto the beach ulong Daytona ed. The sheriff said there would the ordinary light dwelling house The Altamaha a 22100 ton shin be no arrests made. Shores. was formerly, a freight He refused to discuss the charge unless the chimney comes through nnd carried lifeboats. Absence of Against the luckless skipper’s the roof," Dr. Willis continued. Mtr-t C’h urhr A. Young, who has cold breast were found the Fuiz- made by Chief Deputy Strickland’s "The most dangerous placce l. on any trace of these U au " j implication of Jumes E. Coad, cxtheouter edge of the sidewalk and searchers to believe she is . ■"""If* K I•?■»'* «*••«*»»• w, uTWSi the f.Ai a*u"it .... i ruj nkuoter. adjoining part of the street, There; has been no bud weath„ in the game over years anti fig | ...... S L Mr c . ‘t f i i £ S S »< where store fronts and heavy cor- since tho barge went adrft, it was ores in 'a fired u grand total of i '. . . Octfihpp °K iiior L<,Mn. claimed that Mr. Coad was responBe!Ill* »room 425,- nices will strike.” fl7f*,OUO rihot-s during hi:« long c a r-l<1,*Iua October a.o, UJr.. Except , B.ble fof lhe ,i(luor the marriage record the The safest placccs nre in door­ eer. lie has an average of 1*0 per PiaPTrn that he hnd seized evidence to ways and ugainst walls, he said. Mis first le a f iri* .i'A‘‘ro in ,parchment form and well nnd cent in hits, ana , prove It. IBS! tun; 11 .Vi1.1 at the world’s fair in Pie-ened despite the fact that His superior officer said no such COWS WISCONSIN TO FLORtlldcago i.l lW»:i wlun he scor d IMi la*>' a;*d been in tho salt sens evidence had been (presented to 6,000 Acres On IDA out a IO0 targets. Mis home’ll in *•«?« «»ve days before, when the him. Mr. Coad denied any knowl­ Spi ingfield. O. h tn/ehem nnd over 2,000 cases of of the whiskey in the room ------ choice li<|Uors w ent down under edge TALLAHASSEE, Flin„ Dec. 11. LAKE GEORGE, Fla. and added thut he was not pres­ terrific hinsts of the worst —(/P)—A Wisconsin dairyman by the raid was made. Bandit Attacks On tropical gale this section has ever entB.when the name of Gwynn is trying to 3 miles waterfrontage" T. Simons, federal prohibition seen. for Floridn with headquar­ arrange to transport 100 Regis­ a t $65.00 per acre COLUMBUS, Ohio, H i t . 10— (Al faculty me mber. mlhered to Com­ Damascus Put To End Seven:! hundred cases of liquor officer . {. ters in Tampn, suid todny that tho tered of Merit cows to Florida, an 1 munistic principles were included wete piled up about the skipper's raid was “a Pinellas —A thorough and prompt inves­ af­ is now looking over the Gadsden R ailroad and Dixie Highway , in tho governor’s orders. RK1RUT, Syria, llx . 11.—fAI body ns it liiy on Daytona Shores fair," 'and that ho wouldcounty county field, which has been detigation of tho case of Debney not interThe raid ori Mr. Horton's h o m o News came today that bandits had Roach. Hager bench combers rap­ cclared ticck-free. Mr. Gynn at ru n s th ro u g h property, over I Horton, graduate instructor nt came ns a result of a tip to stnto l'rp" " I ’elhd in two invasions of idly fere. The seized liquor is not stor­ disposed of the valuable ed in Clearwater, seat of Pinellas first sought to bring his herd to six h u n d re d acres adjoins! Ohio Stato University, who was Prohibition Commissioner B. F. CmnnMcus. A force cf JiU niter "driftwood:" one remained to do Jefferson or Leon, hut learned la- P ierson, best farm land III arrested by prohibit!m enforce­ McDnnoM that Horton was violat- entering the city ye.lerday was right by Captain Hudson’s body. county. ter that tick conditions would not V olusin county nnd dry. Gua­ irg tho prohibition law. A still, a diivcn out by policemen with mo- It was he who discovered the permit it. ra n te e D elivery. •. * . . miiintitv a large .in toiizrd his 1home ... Wednesday was prnnmr iy of li.iuor and •• rv guns and thle u.xe of rer- i.nrvhmont nml turned it over to Self-Styled Champion 1 » .• I, . qUantitv of mash were found. "J, *• . , , , B ro k e rs Co-operate SOUTHERNERS LOVE N .'f T rel today by Acting President . 1 Seven bandit s were.....killed, laitiKSKfey Gate Crasher Plans NEW YORK, De?. 11,—f/P)— George W. Rltfbtmire oi the »»• L J / ' u ’"i " °'r $*•' *r in tin- ilay anothir party of last of six to float ashore; proving rre_ 01 SA M U E L CUMMINS iv m ity . r „ . h.- .-.m- ..y ^ .y ,.r „ ,:>t hc h» , ; j r £ s ; j o G ° ° n b t a » e S o o n Southerners love New York. There 210 South Beach St. are more Southerners in New York Hr! Idefi Pending Ilorton’a hearing, tv . : i , r ' u 's h l ;,,„p“ s , : s , i l ! s . n; ?„‘x D aytona, Fin. * ........ .. y " :iiefore h'; ln' bhim. “r than any place in the South. Muin Prnpst. in in his his report report to to the the gov irovbefore him. The remaining threej ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 11.— Street thnnks God it is not like English Instructor hus been rree - 11’ropst, j succeeded in battling the waves. (TP)—Pitts Blachman of Cincinnati, iim ; t a r po n c a c g h t lie veil of his school duties, Presi-I If" '" I,? ri? n1" " V .1 They reached the shore in semi- claimant of tho world's champion New York and then does its level 1 . f>* t * 1 ,, . , ... lor FOcinli t ami had written for SYSTEMS n ' conscious condition and are re- ship in crashing gates at import­ best to he as near like New York l AUIIITS IXVMTIGian j dent Rightmire said. Action of tho ; communistic journals. I> -T ...ib itS , Dei. 11. A) m nerating at the Coast Guaid ant events, arrived here yester­ as it can. These remarks w e re 1 university officials followed close- ; -. . . . day and .told newspapermen that made by Robert Anderson, presi- i of the Nev£ York Southern which he and ' ‘One Ryed” Conley, a dq'nt Society in welConfi ng Jimmy WalPUBLIC ACCOCKIJn' friendly rival, will take up vaude­ over 4 kdr dinner as one who has or to n ville woric in the near future. sc S u ite 13-13 M T r a * | The opening date of work in captured the hearts of tho South. im tho new field hangs afire nnd will Reports of "drinking parties" | ge l the raiders with entiriog his fi.-h was the ame us that which The'Fuizrhom 1ml linen Imili or., not take place until the little skit 4^44^44^44^44^4 4^44^41^1 A A *f* A at fraternity houses, university , home without « warrant nnd with m .-in .. Izmik W’aUi.r.ers had *'U‘ years ago nt Kssex Mass The two which is being written by W. O. dances nnd student sm: ilgutlier-.drinking some of the liquor found de:i\ore,| t„ pull, hut which each P1as»,.r schooner left Nassau on McGeehan, former New Yor York w rit­ InW. and tho possibility that any j there. time managed to get away. | Noveml>cr 2n i9 2 rclea^ ^ ^ ^ ^ pu er, ‘is completed, .................... Blackman said. Connelly will join Blackman here, - - ~ ---------- s rgrs issued by the Collector of f Revenues of that port show. It’s the Cincinnati crasher said. MOM’N POP Blackman has .one more crash­ 1 HY TAYI.OU rnryo of 2.1U0 cases of liquor ing "job" before*' he retires from f i- S n Vi CUV O Po p s biMPuVfcicr ToHdi-f ;..fU » r • ^ A 'yore ostensibly to be delivered nt that field. This will he a boat ❖ St. Pitre*, Miquelon, Nova Scotia. ■£►« TO TuC\ n tCCK-TMSueXT ' S O r T RlS — I ’M DCv-Pt-PAte - i ) . . f l u t e . ti.f.x f u r ON TA'5 P.M U IS Tin* documents revealed that trip to Cuba with delegates of the f >. / DA'/ ov Vvck«'ti.No l p:C Tdi£ U U ?o 1 | t JC A. A* l HV.'EsyT * V IN APADDc D Ci^L - a d Ml-i Cc*'* A-7, A } , I ''aptain Murrny Hudson had been Investment Bankers’ Association A •Saving in Gas and in Grocera-H ft.TJSHT&BbV A STAM? V\u Father To 0 \C y .t a mcupixs J < ‘.i made master of the ship just two now in session here. Blackman f • A 1 c hoped to leave With th i bunkers )A .io * ' C rs-..*.AAT R i w - V n V t V/OULD •» IM M 'ih O tR C F V i a l y •* ihbbrs hefhro'hi* sailed; that it was v .r « Bj Cxctan o j this afternoon. Always room to park at our door and y« his first—and last—assignment us t 11 •ki-mcr of n ship. ceries for less money. ? - rr The liont was originally owned i ,V 1 l»v .li'iin (I. Thomas, of Cardigan, S P E C IA L S SA T U R D A Y South Wales, Great Britain, ncT ••otdinr to the parchment. Since The Ladies’ Union of th e ? I'.*20, the record further shows, 10 lb s Sugar — No. 2 cans C o rn ........... 14c three owners employing 18 mast­ C ongregational C h u rch will i 1 lb. Maxwell Ho ers had used her to run liquor be­ hold th e ir an n u al b a za r and tw een the Ilahamus and North cafeteria supper, S a tu rd a y O No. 2 cans Tom atoes 10c C o ffe e .... America. Fivo yenra ago n Fair- aftern o o n nnd evening, Dec. ? hanks-Morso engine hail been in­ ? stalled. The failure of this to 12, a t th e P arish Hall. Also function during the height of the ? gale brought ruin to the quarterT “Gold Bar”, “Over Sea”, “Cudahy’s Puritan! jcentury old vessel and denth to ? .six of her crew. The price which much huvo Cud Exceptional ulioru* in the salt dimmed eyes of ) the old skipper as he turned the creaking ship’s nose out of Nas­ Plumbing Calls ^or sau harbor was revealed in n bit T “The Best CHELR u p FCP- tXNT VlfRRY- \ of parchment pinenr to the clear­ ance papers: | V,’Z'LL HA'JC To ^jTAMDT oGtTd ER J ? p l i g h t A. D. ROSIER \K CUP. HOUR OF TRIAL" VJE'RE / "A skipper nt last, with 2,11*0 ? for Less” i»n V n ^ r w m e r y cases of liuuor, with n commis­ Both in ThG 9AM5 EcXT sion to make me nnd niy little If you’re p a rtic u la r about v D U ttP r wife, happy for the rest of our lives. Sailed at 7:110 a. m.. No-, the kind of plum bing you • • ■veniher 27. 1025, f„r Noviu Sco❖ Itin." want in your new home, or 1ho sorrowing pride in the newly painted little cottage back in the new kind of plum bing T Nassau rubied lur.t week for the return of her husband's hody. in your old home— call A. ? Scorer of thirsty Dnytonans ? still tramp tirelessly up nnd down 1). R osier for nn estim ate. ? L. P. McDaniel, Prop. the beutdi nt Daytona Shores in 2484 S anford Avenue 1: Y rcl’ ^urlker remnants of the ? r uizehem s cnrgo which they hope ? the tide will bring in. i*dCOME SEE US Thea1 w* A. D. ROSIER D elivery Service. Leave T market ^1 Have you seen Ball Hardware AND WATCH US y o u r ord er and we will within twj ’* window of flower pots? v deliver it. |U . b I RESIDE STUDIO will dec­ GROW” 3rd and Oak orate any of these to carry out; i your color scheme. ►*;. « ; * • ; » *;*♦;*»;♦ »:*♦:—***•*•:**•*-l* **' *'” * g NEW YORK, Dee. 11.—f/D— }»tnt/*»y ami state craft. Aa soon From hostler in the stables of the a* be became premier nnd minister Cossacks to Shah of Persia ha;, of war. in other words dictator, he ■ "Pub- l.:*gnn the ro-nrganizoUon of the been tho rise of Reza Kahn country. At first he desired a re­ led. From keeper of tho hone, WJ»a public but lie was thwarted in his entered the Cossacks nnd in 11*21, efforts to establish one by the opled the revolt of which culminated potition of the priests. Then in the overthow of the goviru- when the nation assembly late in ment. the deposition of the flh«h Octolwr jirik'lninied the deposition ond his assumption of rob* of dic­ •.( the Kafiir dyim: ty, llcxn i* said to have immediately set his heart tator. from Teheran, the on j »■ niliiit tho llinu.o. Now addicts adficcs fr lie hto.ighl nhout uniiii ati.»n of capital of Persia, sav that <»n Dir. 14 Reza will ascend the throne. *H* w ruly tribi r und raised nn Meanwhile Ahmed Ksil»v. the 27 rim y of -Ht.tWIO men. lie saw that year-old deposed monarch, is i.i thi> w« •*• paid, fed end clothed, France, moving requently b rtw in t'-> - t *-uti,g m himself their h.yPari* and the Rivcria, and dedai" aPy when n -edid. Personal iminigo inir that he still remains the rider if wild to have aided him materof his erstwhile realm. i d!>* in holding his iroops in hand. “I am, and I remuin tin1 IgiM V •••• n '*»-l the K hurasan tribe* mate and constitutional sovcielirn r* helled I!'*/'1 i dicdirred to have of Persia,” declaims Ahnred Knjnr g.me pstvin.illy into the rebel "and I uwait the hour In return to «< i,u», t illed the lender and put my country to continue to serve ilow.i ihe rebellion, my peuplo." ' Rosa and bis men are equipped Tho da*hing Reza, despite his I ke nnv oth-r modern army, havhumble origin—he is the son -t ing tanks, nirplniies and n wirea Persian—is possessed of both less station. W say- « « ri^ s rs u u s a rc s t w r e s a r s t Instructor Charged Wilh Violation Of Dry Act And Preaching Communist > RLNTS Robertson, Williamsadl f Double ECONOMY t j, • f? M » NOTICE V ± X i t ft Edgewood Grocei V T S ^ *s t h e B e g in n in g T h a t C o u n t s , D o l la r s INVEST NOW Til AT CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUB CHECK IN SOME OF THE WONDERFUL LISTINGS WE OFFER IT WILL COST YOU BU T $150 TO $200 CASH With Monthly Payments of $25.00 TO POSSESS A LOT IN WONDERFUL ROSE COURT 1 t o F o i THESE LOTS RANGE IN PRICE FROM TO $2000 NOTE THE EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. L. T. BRYAN A. W. I1ARZ L\ W A RD JE A N r o w W H en P ro m p tIy In v e s te d ‘ We want to help you to become financially successful and f«r ikio.... : ■ •■• at your disposal. " ana 101 th|s purpose place our entire service B. K. GRAY G MRS. B ELLE CHECK* W. V. W H EEL ER * 3 n. R- A. KING PO RTER E. PIT 'l’S O- H. STENSTROM J- P- THURM OND Wheeler, Incorporated REALTOR �THE SANFORD HERALft. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11,1025 (Continued from Edge 1.) Monroe and $2,000 fdf f u t u r e and incidentals covering the en­ tire district. . . . . . mi \ of large fam* The county superintendent will hold the petition fon a period -of ra Charles dc 30 days, as is said to ho required S'of ‘he Ain- by law, and in cask r.o legal en­ “ Co., which tanglements or objections arc rais­ H opP fohr»v-a ed it is announced/ the hoard, at soca-Rer its meeting next nwnth, will issue ' rcKv-e for -0 a call for a special election. * entire night It was decided by the board thnt deration, lena- tho Christmas holidays would be­ snd advice gin this yenr ort Friday, Dec. 18 ,f the parties and that school wou’d resume Monday, Jan. 4, 1920. j most of the The First National Bank of Snnbeen identiti­ ford, The Seminole County Bank, The Sanford Bank nnd Trust Com­ es, John 'Mc- pany nnd thc'iBnnk of Uviedo arc Dick Nash, r Parnell, Jas. to be depositories for the county with which to erect nnd equip a for negro children at Lake Mum. George school school funds! according to nn anGlenn " I '110* nouncement0by the board. K,n Boyd, TurThe f ISOiOOO bond issue was Bmith. Lonnie f Collins, pas- authorized" by the voters of the Propos­ taptist church, county last September. op, Ihck Tra­ als are to be received Jan. 12, it is ill V. Andiga, jald. • o ijiry Cummins, Bids will bo received in Jan ­ qjff Sanders, uary for tho construction of a don Tolbert, proposed South Side Primnry Perkins, Kos- School, estimated to cost $60,000, i, Will Jones, for a negro high school proposed oyste Powell, for Gfddsboro to cost $50,000 nnd rt Henderson, for numerous proposed heating >ert Bentley, and plumbing projects in the school Mitchell. buijdings throughout the city of Sanford. t ion is The following warrants wore approVed by the bonrd: General school purposes, $12,911.07; district e n a t e N3. 1, $5,092.73; District 2, $319.61; District 3, $130.17; District 1, 1321.45; District 5, $300.18; Dis­ page tra c t C, $97. Itering For bond interest and sinking fund; District 1, $4,120; District l his opprccy. 2, $995; District 3, $003; District lilt’s from the 4, $301.50; District 5, $603; Dis­ paging from trict 0, $152.25; Total ?2G,340.90. iguided Mule' MI enjoyed ipccch very was in gAod is I know, in •ffS* *** adoption of the resolution opRACE t r a c k i s tho jw^cd to the track’s construction. was read attain, CONDEMNED BY nndsnea resolution unanimous ballot cast for SANFORD BODY >ts adoption. River Traffic Discussed (Continued from Page 1.) Thil bt°i, t0u .tho detriment rath-r County/’ bettcrment of Seminole '*• R* Connelly, reporting on traffic niateni. told the gathering tnat he saw “no relief of the rad embargo,” for many months, and was of the opinion that the Cham* oer of Commerce should take im­ mediate action designed to relieve Sanford a shortage of building ma­ terial by developing river traffic. In furtherance of this plan ho asked President Edward Higgins to send n capable man to Jack­ sonville to study the advisability of purchasing or leasing a number of barges or tugs to bring ma­ terial to this city by \vny of the ot. Johns Hirer. I he question of warehouses was also discussed and referred to the committee on traffic and transportation to be taken up with the City Commissioners a t an early date. Mr. Higgins also announced that he woidd send F. H, Harrison, a member of thetraffic department Jacksonville to obtain prices of barges and other informntion in connection with Mr. Connelly’s proposition. Dr. T. J. Nixon, Introduced Itev. r.. F. llaeflingcr, presiding Elder c L>. Da'atka district of the Methodist Church, who intimated m a short address that the head­ quarters of this division of his church may bo transferred to San­ ford if local bodies were sufficient­ ly interested to assist in the loca­ tion of a permanent home for the Presiding Elder here. Broadcasting Decided On In discussing the advisability of the city of Sanford signing a con­ tract for the use of the broadcast­ ing station at Hollins College, May­ or Forrest Lake touched on the advantages that could be derived from the use of tho station ns nn advertising medium, igd told of a contract that would be signed permitting the use of the station one night out of every week for tho sum of $2,500 a year, provid­ ed the majority of the Chamber of Commerce members favored such action. _ F. P. Forster and several others endorsed this proposition, nnd a motion was made and passed sponsoring the signing of the con­ tract that had already been pre­ pared by Mayor Lake. t J ! ° tfben, wad the re solution, the t0*t, which follows: The Sanford Chnmb ;r of Com merce rejoice., in the estoblishmrat of constructive enterprises in our county, and delights fo give cverv E m " ? P0?sibk' OH such, that tn .j ntaj prosper. But we hear with sincere con­ es tThlfk* nlarn' of the proposed establishment of n race course in traeksUnty’ bccau*e f l u e n t l y such are ottouded with illegal gnmblmg and other features detrimental to the morals of people. i l ™ Promoters of this proposed track anticipate such gambling nmi other undesirable features, this Chamber of Commerce goes on E T * a.s disapproving the en­ trance of thin enterprise in t)Ur c™"ty’ the entrance of any other whose prosperity shall de­ pend upon illegal gambling or oth­ er features detrimental to the mor­ als of our people. In a short address endorsing u r. Brownlee’s opinion, relative to the race track, Dr. F. I). King said that Governor John W. .Mar­ tin had definitely promised Flor•da communities that no more race tracks would bo located in this state. Would Create Harmful Atmos,, , pherc “The establishment of the pro­ posed Seminole tract wil clrcatc an environment in this vicinity that will not be wholesome for our boys and girls to he areared ,, - , r*........ u i i u . i i iin.’* ll, iDr n, K i n g said, “and l sincerely hope this organization of representative citizens will place its seal of con­ demnation on an enterprise that must assuredly result in the low­ ering of the standards of Seminole County." In discussing tho effect of the proposed track on Longwood intwrests h red li. Wilson expressed the conviction that its location within a few hundred of the city would result in the loss of prestige and :hci. Senator ■eeallcd- fliat reputation of Longwood and the knatc-dcbate genera! decline rather than (the (Continued from page 1.) t Senxte had has often been n great handicap prospering of that community. M tT I C K T il <'<»>Tll.iCTOII<«i tars and ho in tin emergency.” lie cited the remarkable pros­ S ta ll'd Mil* will rvci’lv, i| in lie tu do so. Mr. Mellon reviewed tho depart­ perity of Florida cities where no H it t 'm i n l y H o ard of P u b li c la* tin ic!i has had to ment's work in enforcement of race tracks existed, and declared lion f o r ttcialaitli' t ’o u n t t . F lorn l.i. S u p u ln tc n d v n t's office, C ourt [ listen in on prohibition nnd expressed the be­ thnt the growth nnd salutary de­ nt iloum-. U nnfo rd , I'lnrliln, u n til Be • it plugs lief thnt progress hnd been mado velopment of a city could h> ac­ <ii A M.. J a n u a r y l J tl i. I32fi. f o r Lrjte on the in reducing the supply of illicit complished much easier and much tin* f u r n U h l n n of m a t e r i a l s f o r and e r e c t i o n of tw o to ile t r .mins, f II tdcu bill. It liquor through the reorganization more rapidly provided that “sin­ etile l u d i n g lilunililUK. f o r th e I ' n l o r e d feent to wind directed by Assistant Secretary ister and detrimental" racing as­ Il l4 h .School Itn lltl Itiw litc.ited at S a n f o r d In Seitilnol.i CouulV. In neHill's consid- Andrews, Ho suggested thnt ex- sociations were outlawed. w i t h p l a n s au.l .s p c d f lc a | night’and Following K. G. Davy’s brief eiirdaiico l i o n s its p r e p a r e d ■ by Kliiiu J, pom the pretalk telling of the disadvantages M o u n h l o n . A r c h it e c t. s t h e rln lit io kl given it and harmful results thnt race r e jTehcet aHnoya rda n dr e saellr v ebids, acKhrough the courses had brought to various • '•Id a n y Idd o r p a r t of M>lorbytoilomi Id of next northern communities. Mayor For­ d eem e d t o he to lire I n s t la t . r e s t e C o u n ty . It. up Monday rest Lake stated that the promo­ •d Cth opies of p l a n s a n d nperlfle i t l e u s ters of the course 'had guaranteed m a y lie Intd fro n t t h e A rc h ite c t u p ­ organization it administration along “high cla ;s o n d e p o sit of T w c a t y - f l v c (Sgj.mij l >i'Mars c e r t i f i e d e h cell, su c h d e ­ c of “irngulines, and had promised that some posit to lie r e f u n d e d b o n a fide Idd| tide of the of the proceeds should be given to der.s uia*n r e t u r n of iiLuih Kfrrl sp h t* IpB:* <tl inIflctilfons to t h e A rciillect. foreign missions. o r d e r of t h e C o u n ty H e a rd of fcpt from ail He concurred with the opinions P uIty b lic I n s t r u c t i o n . S e m in o le C o u n ­ ■V' standing of Dr. Brownlee in regard to the ty, I'lo rld a . D e c e m b e r Xth. 1035. ■ tl g ! e exevp. F i t CD T. W IL L IA M S . C h a i r m a n probability of gambling associa­ A t t e s t : T. W. L.WVTON. ■ 'F i; (he ixtions springing up at the course, . S e c r e t a ry . That leaves f t ,699.300,1)0(1 on and express ’d himself as favoring Deo. i : - I S - : c J a n 2-0. which no action has been taken Including the $1,210,000,000 inurk|f<l up on the Treasury hooks lurulnst France. Mr. Mellon hoped ounces that other settlements would he concluded soon but did not name y Sale any of tho powers thus referred to. The Treasury, ho said, was pniiino’ TV “mindful” of the condition of the T H A T MAKE T E M P T IN G D ISH ES FO l [puMiih a 21) government’s debtors and hud bnica! equip- granted liberal terms for the ear­ foiiuce an 8 lier years. Tho amounts weru I in several made in Inter years in caclt in­ pe adverti.se- stance, ho added, bezauap tho ob­ Itroneii’s Dc- vious recuperative powers of the pnection with nations assured that they would bf sale that he able to meet their commit­ Qtoday. ments then. ’a varied nsIncluded in the Secretary’s re­ jarel at what port was one by the American [>’ low prices Debt Commission, of which he is merchandise chairman. That report mado tv sweaters, mention of frequent press com­ Ini $3.50 tn ment respecting refusal of tho ad­ 1Priced front ministration to sanction foreign ride nsgort- loans hero when the powers seek­ fa t hens—dressed or alive i and access- ing new money had not funded their debts to this government. , )F BILL MELLON FORSEES STABILIZATION IN WORLD A F F A I R S SUNDAY DINNER Mlies’ $10 S lippers We m aintain a delivery service th a t eve appreciates. There is no w asted energy th e best in Quality and Lowest Prices Hinm in vnttr door—Ju st 1 hone WE HAVE WINDOW mostly weak even decline; duality plain, most fat steers 8.00<y) 10.00; some show yearlings held above 13.00; stocks and feeders fairly, at 0.50@8.00; meaty kind S.f»0{<i> 9.00; light dinners 3.75<jT3.85; vealera 11.00@12.00; to packers acrut ding to weight; shippers 13.00 @13.50. Sheep 9,000 fat lambs slow weak to 25c lower; feeding Iambi fully 25c off; fat she-ip 25 to 50j lower; lambs 10.00(3) 10.50; med­ ium yearling wethers 12.50; few feeding lamhs 18.00iTidC.50; odd lots fat ewes 8.75@9.50. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 11.—(A*) —Wholesale quotations P’cvuiHng on the Jacksonville market today as reported by the Florida Mam keting Bureau nre as follows: Beans, green fancy 3.00(p3.50; Cukes U. S. firsts, bushel crates and hampers 32>0(K)1.00; eggplants standard crates and hampers 2,50 @3.50; peppers, green, medium sizes, standard crates 3.51)^4.50; squash, hampers, yellow, small 2.;i0@:t.00; oranges, boxes, fancy Kelsey wheel seared I S points to well matured ,'1.50(3'1.50; grape­ fruit, boxes, fancy, well matured 124, U. S. Distributing jumped :ix to 63 and Stewart Warner Spee­ 2.50(0)3.50. dometer moved up two to 89 Vj, nil new peak prices for the yenr. Chrysler extended its gain to 4 is points nnd Westinghou?c Brake Baldwin, Dupont, Internal Com­ bustion Engineering. American W ater Works. Consolidated Gas, NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—(A5)— American Can nnd were among the Cotton futures opened barely score or so issues to sell one to two steady; Jan. 19.00; Mnr. 19.15; and onc-hulf points above last May 18.85; July lH.ol; Oct. 18.15. years prices. Foreign exchanges were reac­ NEW YOHK. Dec. 11.—(A*)— tionary, French francs breaking Stock prices displayed a strong tono at the opening of today’u market with buying apparently in­ NOTICE fluenced by Secretary Mellon’s re­ assuring statement on business TO A LL CONTRACTORS conditions in his annual report to Congress, On nnd a fte r Ja n u a ry th e Motors rallied briskly under the 10th, 1920, th e P ain ters scale leadership of Chrysler and General Motors, which showed iailial gains will be $1.00 per hour. of 2 \ and 1 point re*’pec lively. Local 1201, S anford Equipments responded to nn an­ Uy M. 1). JACKSON, nouncement of large orders for Financial Secretary. Noon Stock List American Smelt. & Fcfg. American Sugar ........... . American Woolen .......... Baldwin Locomotive ..... Bathlchem Steel ............_ Corn Products ................. Dupont Dc Nemours ...... New York Central Norfolk ft Western Pennsylvania ........ Southern Pacific .. Southern Railway S tilde baker .......... . Standard Oil of No Union Pacific ....... U. N. Rubber ...... U. S. Steel ______ LOTS! In Suburban eight points to a new low record 16; ducks 23(921; geese 17<919. NEW* YORK, Dec. It,—OP)— for the year at 3.09 nnd demand sterling yielding slightly to fluid Par silver C9H: Mexican dollars 63*. 'V P IW CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—(A1)—Bat­ CHICAGO, Dec. II ter lower; creamery extras 48;' try alive steady; t standards MM; extra firsts 45 @ springs 25; turkeys roosters II; seconds 41@4l’». The A&P Circle has been the gui di ng: light to quality and economy. Per pound ..... C alifornia A pricots, per H> Quality Counts Olivilo Toilet For Fine L aundering Dues not in ju re th e finest fab ric s. 11 „ FLAVORING F ru it C ake m ado w lih W lIiTK L a i i IX P u r e Georgia Can.* S y ru p j u s l c a n 't tin b e a t! It's rk’h t r in lint or a n d really easier to make. \ o u ’vo no id e a h e w goo d a frv.il caku can be u n til y o u 'v e tun .in o n e with W h i t k L a s i l , tho th ick unaduliurnK ’d t ‘oro Catto S y ru p . Ask y o u r deale r. flhoa-N ectar, O range, In ilia, Ceylon, or mixed. ROBINSON SYRUP CO. Cairo, Cj. Iii hardw ood Itibs. proscrvInR s flavor and fresh n ess. Per lb. FULL CREAM D ELK IOUa r i l l i T C J L 1 New York S ta te I I I M o Ej I’e r puund ....... Fresh F ht«’s, doz., 55e Nice White Bacon, pound........... 2oc Kingan’s Reliable Bacon, lb........ 55c Kingan's Reliable Hams, lb........ 35e Phoenix Philadelph­ ia Cream Cheese, 2 f o r ............. 25c Imported Roquefort Cheese, 2 for .. 25c Imported Roquefort Cream Cheese, pound .......... 80c Jones Dairy Farm Sausage, lb .. 50c Apalachicola Oys­ ters, q u a r t...... 85c 10 lbs. Maine Irish P o tato es...... 65c 5 lbs. Yams-Sweet P o tato es...... 25c 10 lbs. Granulated S u g a r............ 65c 2 lbs. Prunes .... 28c 8 lbs. Bucket Lard, p ric e .......... $1.40 1 lb. Maxwell House C offee.......... 50c One can to customer Mullet Roc, lb ... 60c F re sh Oysters Rail|y, F ru it Cakes, F resh F ru its and V egetables. Matcri al for F ru it Cakes. Roberts Grocery PAGE THR1 AT T H E BASKET “ W E D E L IV E R " LOTS* �....................................... , ................................................... ...... .... / . ■ !;■■. ■*/ \W , .........._ _ ___________________________ I,........................................................................................................................................................................ .. ■ ■. ■ ’ : ■■■' ■. i *' .’ ' '*■■ ' l - , •£ • S THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1925.— P A G E FO U R Hie Sanford Herald Good Roads At Last N EX T!! As Brisbane Sees It Providing fog Two Sanford is to have la st w h a t should hav e come f ir s t, and Government Could Don't Start. I ll Run although th e f ir s t shall come last, it comes b e tte r la te th a n Tho High City E m erg in g fro m th is tan g le of K ntcred • • S*ce»nd Cl»i« Mattar. never and we o re th a n k fu l. Hard Terms for Italy. V e 5 S |R - s October 17. l i l l . at th« Poetofflco assorted ad ag es w hose tr u th s have been proven too long ago a t Banford. Florida under A ct of BY ARTHUR BRISBANE March 1. 1*17. _____ _ to be questioned now, we come back to plain E n g lish and th e G eT 13IGIaT |N“p E C oprrlakt teas, br Ktnr Co. K. II. n r no.—Editor a«d Maaaaer m a tte r a t hand, w hich is roads, paved roads, th e f ir s t and CHArtS-Y o u ' ll look. It. L D R A 7..... ........A » w U f » Editor MR. JOHN BAGANO treated Ar p f£E L L ike A EARI.E E. JO lR t. Maaaalaa Edltar m ost fu n d am en tal re q u isite fo r any com m unity's g ro w th Olympia Marci very badly. She Onlib and developm ent. TXFFERE/if MAN W^EH StnSCHIPTIOJI B A t M shot and killed him. The jury ac­ On* Tear—*7.00 SI* Month»-.$S.S0 s s quitted her. Mrs. Whitney, kindD uring a v isit h e re several days ago, D r. Fons A. H a th ­ D elivered In City by Cai;rler, P#r I G eT H & juGH Wm w eek , 16c. W eekly Edition li.OO aw ay, head o f th e S ta te R oad D ep artm en t, pledged his sup­ hearted woman, widow of a dis­ per year.________________ __________ p o rt and personal a tte n tio n to th e im m ediate rep airin g of tinguished judge, provides a home Itr B tlA L NOTICE* All obituary e x istin g s ta te ro ad s in th is section an d th e p ro m p t co n stru c­ for tho girl and her baby. The undertaker provided permanent notice*, carda of than ks, reaoluIlona and notlcee of in llfttliiW tliW tion of th e proposed new Sanford-O rlando highw ay and th e residence for John Bagnano. w here chargee are mad# w ill tie charged for a t regular ad vertising com pletion o f th e Sanford-D eland highw ay. Murder is a hideous thing, hut Our a rates. ___________ ____ ________ . Bomo things are worse, and the in* W l Dr. H a th aw a y is in a position to re n d e r invaluable s e r­ Marci jury will have public ap­ Jtr.MnK.il ABSOC1ATEII PIIKM "lent U4, Th® Aaeoclated I’reaa la eaclua- vice to th is com m unity and th o se who know him know th a t proval. Ively en titled to the us® for r«- his w as no idle p o litician ’s prpm ise, b u t a sincere sta te m e n t publlcnUon ofi all n ew s dispatches THE PRESIDENT says tho na­ credited t#V-It or not Otherwise to be backed up w ith action, w hich speaks m uch louder th a n credited In thla paper add a lso th e tion is “more in danger of being local new e puhflehed herein. Al th e m ost eloquent w ords. D r. H a th aw a y has prom ised to a d ­ retarded by mistaken government rlgbta o f repuhllcatlon of special d isp atch es herein a m aisei reserved. v e rtise fo r bids fo r co n stru ctio n of th e new Sanford-O rlando activity than it is from lack of h ig h w ay on tho d ay th a t right-of-w ay deeds a re delivered legislation.'’ FRIDAY, DEC. II, 1925. Generally speaking, that’s so, a t h is office, and th is announcem ent b rin g s to a sudden and "TH E IIERALb'9 PLATFORM welcome end th e fin a l round o f "buck p assin g " by defin itely especially with some modern of government. NevertheI. —Deeper water route to Jack­ placing th e resp o n sib ility fo r local highw ay p ro g ress upon ^kinds wh„ - 8elfiflh rivat.c initiasonville. Pah, A lth o u g h Xiie usefulr Intsliiif&nt govern1 J. —Construction of St. Johna-In- th e shoulders of th e C ounty Commissioners# H erald is c o n fid en t th a t th e se gentlem en realize th e im porment initiative coulci be a thousand dlnn River canal. ta n ce of p ro m p t and e ffic ie n t action, and are th o ro u g h ly times more useful, 3.—Extension of white way. 4/—Swimming pqoj, tennis courts, capable of d isch a rg in g th e ir d u ty w ith o u t any side line Ball] Po IVATP in it ia t iv e maid I \ ■*. coaching from us, we can n o t b u t tak e th is occasion to a ss is t no{ have built thV Panama Canal, 3.—Augmenting of building progrant—houses, hotels, a p a r t - th e m in th e ir w ork by u rg in g every one in any w ay con- 0r established the national postnected w ith th e p re p a ra tio n of rig h t-o f-w ay deeds to give office, which sends u letter from ment houses. 6. —Extension of street paving im m ediate and f ir s t consideration to th e ir speedy delivery Horida to Alaska for two cents, program. in o rd e r th a t o p eratio n s m ay be commenced a t th e earliest 7.—Construction of boulevard possible m om ent. lished railroads across the contiaround ta k e Monroe. su» rj i 8.—Completion of city beautifica­ W hile it is tru e th a t th is com m unity has achieved re- ncnttion program. i GOVERNMENT “ FUSSING"* U 9.—Expansion of school system m ark ab le p ro g ress w ithin th e p a st few y e ars, and has ex ­ with provision for increased fa­ perienced a developm ent pleasing to even th e m o st pessi­ not desirable, especially when it is m istic, it iH n ev erth eless an estab lish ed fa c t th a t S an fo rd done by order of Wall Street’.* “bin cilities. could and would have passed m any m ore m ilestones on th e butter and egg men,’’ but it is wholly desirable when it is based BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY h ig h w ay of success had its roads been p leasan tly a ttra c tiv e on real intelligence and on inde­ DkiI HEAR THE WORD:—0 earth, in stead of bum pily discouraging to th a t m odern h a rb in g e r of pendence of the plutocracy, so ■ > ’ l XiJ powerful an agency in tne United success, the autom obile. earth, earth, hear the word of thu Ennui1 States just now. S? . Lord. Jeremiah 22:29. Build a city in an alm ost inacccssnble plnce an d few b u t PRAYER:—Our Father, give us th e hardy will v e n tu re to sh are its h o sp itality , even UNCLE SAM, it seems, is to the hearing ear and the under­ ru,i standing heart that we mny daily th o u g h gold and silv er a s valuable ns F lo rid a soil be th e re be “cased'' into the world court be­ cause some of our statesmen are fo r th e taking. A nd so i t is w ith th e w ealthy m o to rist, th e know and do Thy holy will. ty p e of m otorist th a t S anford w ants. He is usually f a r from afraid of what dear old Indies mny ■■■■Ait SANFORD'S FORUM if they stay out. As he goes h ard y , in fn ct he is generally th e b ig g est ev ad er of personal think UNACCOUNTABLE A U D ITS in, sidewise, looking behind him, SYSTEM 1 Lifo on the farm , we’vo como to discom fort o f any o f th n t cosmopolitan troupe now P’lorida Uncle Sam wii say: “If you start Editor Sanford Herald, The early part of -this year the learn, bound. And th e com m unity whose roads d istu rb h is tem p er anything I'll run.’’ That is what Dear Sir:— Bonn! of Commissioners of State la not as long ago; Institutions issued instructions and digestion seldom .gets a re tu rn engagem ent, and r ig h t­ you might call a dignified entrance I have read with much interest thnt Tho hand th at used to work the into the Europenn muddle. all recaptured escapes, from ly so. an editorial appearing in a recent chum J a c k so n v ille, T ra ,| without the state, should he re­ % T h erefo re D r. H a th a w a y ’s pledge of im m ediate highw ay Now twists the radio. GEORGE WASHINGTON, with issue of Tho Herald, captioned turned and held at this institu­ “ Raiford Weakness,’’ which makes The children who helped fathet im provem ent should be received here w ith a chorus of hal­ fewer than •1,000,000 Americans Sanford, West Pifal tion instead of being returned to 5 onco behind him, thought that ho and me wish thnt the nuthor thereof the camps from which the escape | lelujahs. * CENTRAL FLORID!d might have informed himself au­ To hustle in the hay Dr. H a th a w a y am i his a ssista n ts are doing th e ir sh are. the United States could stand on thentically in reference to the wns made and n majority of the Aro doing terpsichoric stunts their own feet without help from are therefore returned 5 317-318 First Xatkdl T he railro ad s a re a tte m p tin g to do th eirs, anil will no doubt Europe. management of this institution, be­ escapes A t Cohen’s cabaret. here. ~ Sanford,] fore presenting his views to the m anage som ehow to e ffe ct th e delivery of n ecessary m a­ It appears to be a m atter of lit­ Today's brand of statesmen public. No more do pcoplo we called Hicks te ria ls w ith o u t a g re a t deal of delay. So le t’s do ours, let’s backed by 115.000,000 Americans tle or no moment to some of the ; S. G. GRAY, Rental] Sit around tho grocery store In the first place—the prisoner state press that tho Florida State ■ and nbout all the money there is co-operate w ith th e S ta te Road D epartm ent, w ith th e Discussing local politics Valiton—who was not n trusty in C ounty C om m issioners, w ith the C ham ber of Com m erce and in the world, think this country any sense of the word, nor had h i I’cnitentinry and its management Of who has lost the war. has many times been pointed out In libraries a t home they cope w ith nll p a rtie s an d individuals who can c o n trib u te tow ard S ' V f w ith^them ^not Tvdth'the ever been accorded a trusty’s priv- as a shining example of prison With economic rules, elcges. th e h a ste n in g of ro ad construction, b u t l e t s devote m o s t ] country management and that prison work­ Or study Luther Burbank’s dope of o u r tim e to g e ttin g the right-of-w ay deeds cleared and ' Every stato penal institution, of ers throughout the nation look up­ In correspondence schools. I have any knowledge, is on it ns the outstanding penal in­ NOW I p rep ared an d delivered, for on th is depends th e actu al d ate AMERICA’S BIGGEST city which equipped with a hall or room, stitution of the country. Men from New York, docs things on n big Back in the country wo were of co n stru ctio n com m encem ent. L et’s all p u t o u r shoulders T H E ALT A M * So do dozen of other Amer­ wgltjn the walls of the institu­ al( $’alks in I f l u t e d us. (taught to th e old p ro v erb ial wheel and s ta r t th e more or less cum ­ scale. tion, fur the purpose of entertain­ observed our methods and witness­ ALTAMONTE a ® ican cities, from Seattle to Miami That only honest toil bersom e vehicle of th e law to rolling, le t’s g e t these new and from San Diego to Portland, ing visiting friends and relatives ed us in action and without a sing­ For eighteen hours daily brought B etw een Sanford and Or lank W of tiie inmates and allowing their le exception have pronounced us roads and a d v e rtise to the world, Sanford or th e city acces­ Maine. Fruition from the soil. social intercourse under proper a success nnd frequently referred M agnificent location. 2" sible by rail, riv er an d excellent highw ays. Our Europenn friends read with rules nml regulations. No such To waste it miuntc of our time amazement thnt a young Ameri­ provision has as yet been mndo to us in glowing terms. Some two lakes. Golf, tennis, Upon the rose-strewn path can, Arthur S. Williams, boss of at this institution and this hoy others who hnv<\ never visited us g u e sts. Which led to trout streams was a and know nothing whatever of ex­ Fiddling- For Henry crime Fine o rc h e stra, cuisine nnd the electric light industry, sells in w a s'peVmiuVd“ to haTa'lunch with isting conditions are prone to crit­ Which roused parental wrath. New York City more electricity his parents and sisters on the icize adversely because one over fam ily hotel. R ates very modtnlt W e have h eard ab o u t H enry Ford ns an autom obile m an ­ than is used by twelve European prison grounds ami in the custody grown, irresponsible boy of 18 GEO. E. BATES & SON-0»"wl But now the farmers loaf a hit, u fa c tu re r; w e have heard of him as one of the m ost pow er­ countries with n combined popula- of a guard. years, even though lie be a murd­ tion of 109,000,000. Their wives have time to play; Vnliton’s escape wns immediate­ erer, and one of a population ofi ful financial w izards of th e w orld; we have even h eard of Tho children of an evening flit The twelve countries thnt use ly reported and I, personally, took 200 so classed, mndc an escape and To Cohen’s cabaret. him as the collector of antiques, and still more recently as less electricity than New York And still prosperity hue crowned th e leader of a class of prom inent men and women who have City alone ure: Greece, Denmark, up the chase and followed it for they almost demand tho head of fifty m miles more he tho management because of this ■ * . ;...... ...... ............................................. w ........ i t i u u a uor r iiiu ru ubefore u i u r u nu Tho brothers of the garage; been endeavoring to u re v iv e in te re s t in th e o ld -fash io n ed a 'M',UK0H Po)anJ* Runeluded us in congested traffic. The esenpe. Though they step out and get C A N YOU SOLVE! Thcodoro Roosevelt, penned the ■ dances. H ut n o t untilil n few d a y s ago did th e w orld le a rn th a t Switzerland11'sw.-.u-nTn i e9Cnl’° wns at once reported to the around following: “It is not the critic th e a u to k in g was in terested Of evenings—ain’t it strange! te re s te d in a n o th e r line of a c tiv ity . „ . lands,. New York usc3 looo.ooo,: immediately broadcasted Lfrom b“ who counts, nor the man who ‘‘Mellie’’ D unham , New E n g lan d ’s cham pion old-tim e fid ­ 000 kilowatt hours per year. MONTAGUE GLASS. Jacksonville through the various points out how the strong man dler, was sum m oned to jo u rn e y from his little home of N or­ m rn a c trI,ivr i„ . news agencies. I have no excuse stumbles or where the doer of -------- o N decrees that to 0ffcr im,j asaumc fu|i responsi- deeds could have done better. The w ay, Me., to D etroit to play before H enry Ford. Accom­ ladles' fmm One man's meat is another to k in * * that ™ h , T T bility hut I .In not believe that 1 credit belongs to the in m who is man's poison, and your telephone panied by h is wife, "M ellie" arrived in th e M ichigan m etro- ■ nkxions com* i have done anything which would actually in the arena; whose face is somebody clse'a wrong number. pois T u esd ay afte rn o o n aboard a p riv ate car, sen t especially not have been done by any other is covered by dust and sweat; who to convey th e fiddler to D etroit. Detroit News. D w e will he no trouble about man under similar circumstances, strives valiantly; who errs and The above letters when pW ''!1. - - —o........... " much. has . . been said concern­ may fall again because there is "H ow d’ye s ’pose a m an like H enry Ford ever henrd of an that. . Modern fashion makes it of a late president. Everyone •®^ So Another reason why the wife’s old fuller like me, w ay down here in M aine?" draw led “ Mel­ easy for a lady to change her com­ ing escapes from this institution no effort without error and short will be awarded a buiMing ' out new hat is stunning is because thu lie’’ as he boarded th e special car to leave his home s ta te for plexion to mntch her stockings, if that I want to submit the follow­ comings, but who does actually clear of all encumbrances I g g <*. I she can’t find exactly the silk ing statistics for your informa­ strive to do the deeds; who does price was u hard blow on the hus­ between New \ ork and A th e firs t tim e in th irty y e ars. "M ellie” w as perplexed by stockings she wants. tion: band’s pockotbook, December 15th, 1925. know the great enthusiasm, tho th e problem b u t it did not serve to dam pen h is an ticip atio n “ For the current year up to great devotion, who spends him­ -------- o ■'....... MAXIM BWI’S f S \\ E ARE nhle at making laws Nov. 1 with a prison population self in a worthy causu; who at Something’s wrong somewhere. o f tiie visit which he is now enjoying. in this country—not so good obey- of _______ 110 West 10th Street approximately seven hundred tho last knows in the end. the tri­ W hile h is huge factories are ru n n in g daily tu rn in g ou t There hasn’t buen a foreign doht commission to visit the United h u ndreds of th o u san d s of cars, H enry Ford is ta k in g tim e mg laws when the laws don’t suit or one half of the entire state umph of higli achievement and who us'prisoners, this institution has hud at the worst, if he fails at len.at Staten in two weeks. In Indinnn, a merchant can i>e seventeen escapes with eleven re­ fails while doing greatly, so tha£ off to e n te rta in his’ v isito rs from New E ngland. Good, oldfashioned fiddling is thoroughly enjoyed by th e au to m ag­ sent to jail for displaying, selling captures while the Road Depart­ his plnce shall never be with those A New York man wan arrested n ate, and th is is an occasion w hen ho will g et p lenty of it, pocket flasks or cocktail shakers. ment with the other half of our cold and timid souls who know I hat violates the “bone dry" law. prison population in its various the other day for stealing two nor defeat. In Congress, one Damncrnt, one road camps, had ninety escapes neither victory barrels of mustard. Here la anoth­ thu b e st th a t th e east can o ffer. Respectfully yours, Republican, wants “The Star er man soured on tho world. W hen "M ellie” te rm in a te s his visit in D etro it, he will with fifty-four reenptures for the J. S. Blitch, wend his way back home to quietly resum e his vacation of Spangled Runner" made the offi­ same period. Superintendent. cial national anthem. Congress­ Another funny thing is thnt al­ m aking fine snow sh o es; H enry Ford will tu rn again to busi­ man buirchild would send you to though cows have horns they nov. ness. "M ellie" m ade H enry happy w ith h is old-tim e tu n e s; f°f five years for making any A MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION cr announce to motorists their in­ H enry made “ Mellie” happy w ith the royal e n te rta in m e n t ‘ criticism’’ of that lcspcctable TRI-CITY n e w s tention of crossing thu road. th a t he provided and the opportunity th a t he gave to see song, with its words expressing o-------nur hatred of the British and it3 D etroit. In the last issue of the Satur­ vice. They have sought only to tuna borrowed from n drinking Bebc Daniels, motion picture -osong. day Evening 1’ost published an ar­ tell the truth and that is as good star, is mourning the I o s b of a valuable Shepherd dog. Now isn’t Wo used to laugh at German ticle by Kenneth ii. Roberts on a service as could be done for Flo­ Safeguarding Health laws concerning lose majestc. The Horida Fever. This periodical has rida. that n doggone shame? They have also sought to give Germans would imprison you for W hen a person is troubled w ith an ache, a pain or a dizzy insulting the Kaiser. Wo would not always pleased Floridians by their subscribers interesting read­ The only successful substitute you for criticising a the character of the publicity it ing and they huvo had much to for luck is work.—Sanford Herald spell it is sim ply a notice from his h ealth bank t h a t his ac­ imprison has given the state, but it i3 con­ say about Florida because they song. —NOT substitute, but adjunct. count is over-draw n. It is notifying _ _ him th a t so m eth in g ducted as n Weekly pictorial mag- recognized the wide interest that &i OUR luck and work go together, j must he done immediately to b u ild up a new balance. anno, probably tho biggest in the is being taken in this state in all THE “GOLDEN GOOSE,"- Red —Orlando bentincl. — ' ~Dr. E dw in D w ight describe th e hum an being a publication conducted parts of tho country. There is no T h u s does Grange, laying eggs of solid K°ld, world.Such as a bank. R ecently Dr. D w ight, in an ad d ress before th e a apparently to be killed as rap­ fairly and interestingly could not way of finding out ,he amount of Headline in an exchange says, A ssociation o f L ife Insurance P resid en ts, said, ‘T r e a t y o u r­ idly as possible. t0 always please. advertising that has been given The manager bt-ru*pecte< This article by Mr. Roberta is this stato by the efforts of publi­ "Investigation Shown 'Mn‘ Fergu­ who does his “thinking" evidently friendly self as you would y o u r bank account.'* T h e analogy is well in its tone and is perfect­ cations seeking to interest their son Is Losing Supporters." That's thinks ;t a good idea to get the ly fair. At times it tukes on the just what wc have been afraid of tak en and is one th a t will receive quick response. money "while the getting it good,’’ humorous vein and is well worth readers, but it has been of an ex­ all along. T he b u sin ess m an is careful of his bank account. He Red Grange, made to play five tent that would have cost tens of -------- o-------It is not a boost for Flo­ millions g u ard s it religiously. lie allows nothing to reduce it to a days in the week, will soon bo a reading. at advertising rates even "For Rent: Small room with all point w here it m ig h t en d an g er his business. If convinced wornout man and stop drawing a rida or a knock, but merely a state- if they would have accepted it as conveniences for business woman th a t his physical sy stem is an o th er bank and th a t it will big “gate." fTrm ° f / ‘’‘"‘I8 V thL‘ WrilCr BaW advertising. Despite all the Blund­ or lady.” Advertisement in the However, he will probably get pk'ustd *JV1“ :ritly thu writer was ers that a few periodicals have not p e rm it m any o v e r-d ra fts, th e business m an will be m ore Rochelle, N. Y., Spectator. Now published Florida is indebted to nis million or as much as a “think­ * 12Iidn, ha8 bcen attacked by a out-of-state publications for tens sec what it costs to bo a working careful of h is h e alth bank account. ing manager thinks ho ought to number of newspapers in a malig- of millions of dollars worth of Will Make Your l*00 person. S peaking fu r th e r along th e line of m a in ta in in g y o u r have. All professional athletics nant way. Many statements have publicity. -------- o--------include more or less “hippodrom- been published that health bank, D r. D w ight sa y s: were false All who care for this state should Headline in the Glades County ing and “Red" might ax well be only because rare e_w "D on’t sp ecu late w ith th e bank account. Do not follow exception was appreciate this fact, but Florida Democrat says, "Moore Haven worn out of the game as tricked presented a» the rule. Quito''a numNeeds Many Bean Pickers Right ideas because th e y a re now—some folks m istakenly th in k out of it. has done a vast deal for people in Now." Now if they would make th a t novelty is a v irtu e p er se or a sign of p rogress. Gonfni £ " 2 , U‘° n Pub,,*hed that were other states. How much have the falsehoods made out of whole cloth It bean eaters we know where they sid er the iaw s of M oses w hich have stood th e te s t of m ore I.AD\ ASTOR sayi* "old maids —founded on nothing but » male, railroads and steamship companies could se t several. expanaf old bachelors contract,f n volcnt imagination. Of course these made out of the "Florida Fever" th an th irty cen tu ries. that the Saturday Evening Post --------o-------“ Don’t follow fad s. If th e Lord had intended m an to live most accurate observation. Un­ havo been extremely irritating to discusses? Passenger trains crowd­ married women become more be­ tho people of Florida. k In the death of II. It. Chappell, en tirely on veg etab les, H e would have provided te e th in th e nevolent, as time passes, old bach­ It is all right to combat these ed nnd more numerous than ever Sanford looses ono of its oldest upper Jaw— a cow h a s npne— and if a m an was to be c arn iv ­ elors Provides the nece^ fl, ;, „ more nelfinh. malicious attacks, though wo think before; Freight more than the and most respected citizens. Mr. •reduction. Ju st feed i! a railroads can hnndle. This is what Old maids are tho r.alt of the Chappell was one of the first men orous he would hav e had te e th like a dog." cT b u t 7tatanCe. Ha:’ bct’nwork '" “Km- Florida has done for the railroads Business men should tak e th e advice of Dr. Dv ig h t. If earth, th* joy of young children. D to engage in the production of cel­ ned, but a pleasanter l° and, in proportion to investment, **! phiiosophlPhilojopht- look at the other ery in this community and had s we p erm it o urselves to do in ju ry to our bodies— over-draw ­ the admiration of tho I i "ill” “ ®ut Uf«y aro unwise »nd .papers and maga-ines tG t "k**" Jt has don* a ; much lor the steam­ g r o t deal to do with making it tho ing o ur accounts—b y irre g u la r eating, im proper d ietin g and C Back If 7* should marry, while xti'l vounc- thnum ji ,*f 'hat have ship lines. Building materila men Your Money city’s leading industry. His pass* to halo rhihlnn Marry m aiSltv J 1** !«g* can cell here as much they can J#* ir.J toumcd by a wide h u n d red s of o th e r th in g s , we m u st pay w ith a toas of h e alth enough any man. In,. m' J h t publications . -— Publications havi •ny man, heilthy, intelligent and million . „ , . J Myrtle Ave. and -Rb •’* . out How Bmany i . ., ............ —a depletion of o u rd u u d th b an k account, j done Oils. We do not mean they turn v, landr'*v-k # — ... gallons of gasoline have been aoldlli h av« nou gh t to to t touw fr tS L fty ify l r . •- r / . * Mlar III PI»ri«J« A rm * A V : Hall, Pentland&| DIERF i sisra* _ �. .lAUM I " 7 i . :• v __ [.EPHONE; ' and personal 148 Eastern Star Chapter Lwely Bridge Party To Present Two Plays Given Thursday By Here On December 18 Mrs* C. R. Rirtley '.kJ JWRS. FR E D S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR R E SID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : d u p l ic a t e b r id g e l u n c h e o n c l u b ENTERTAINED BY MRS GALLOWAY Miss Burch Becomes Policemen Guests At Bride Of James Baker Turkey Dinner Given In Home Wedding At The Sharon Home ■ 'M 217-W CARNIVAL ------i Seminole Chapter Number Two mn1?* Clnh SUn.,r arlor of the Woapproach of the Christmas ing five course luncheon was servattractive of the Order of Eaaten* Star will m ans Uub, ^ tfn 'S2" evidenced in every de­ ed. On Thursday evening. Miss Ella present the "Rollins Cdfege Play­ shs no*r *««■>"«■. w", t i : ls ,°.nr Thur*day when Mrs. EmCounty Judge and Mrs. J. G. Following the luncheon, gifts, Burch became the bride of James ers" In two one-act plays, Dec. a f f a i r social Ti. , enjoyable cnJ°>aoie socia ed »k»ln W ?" Gn,,ow“y entertainShnron entertained the members of H*krr, the ceremony taking place four «t lib"* 18, at the Sanford High School. and small stockings filled with Mr, r nThv ri ' “y a^temaon when n„K ♦ L)uP ‘rate Bridge Luncheon T" addition to the ptays, there bri.io.. ■ Klrtlcy w«w hostess at J „ nt her lovely country home on candies, and other Christmas sue- a t 7:30 o clods at the home of Mr. the Sanford Police Department gestions, were distributed by the nnd Mrs. A. D. Gates at 402 Man­ with a turkev dinner at their home Will be IAJ two WWW professional vnude-------h ereo f tb KpestJ,_ b<’5nK the mem- tameron Avenue. uers of the Ron Ton Bridge Club hostess from a brilliantly decornt- ganese Avenue, Dr. E. D. Brown­ villc nets. Miss Gretshen Cox, one library °p«n West Tenth Street last night ut rnJ >uanli‘i" f f Pink Radiance ° n m?: lee performing the ceremony In on of the principal diameters, needs W uh *2nf cxtra tabl° ot Players. Christmas tree. • o clock. rosis and narcissus combined with the presence of n large number of no introduction to ^Sanford audi­ «U?°0 -!k y trees stud- greenery, adorned the spacious liv­ Duplicate bridge games caused w nlT ,we^ rhief R°V «• myriads of vivid red ing and sun rooms, while in the the afternoon to pass all to quick­ relatives and frienda. , 0f the Holy ences, having appeared here in u £fJL.w,th The bride came here with her Williams, Desk Sargent Marshall were used with pleasing •lining room, the rich color scheme ly, and when scores were counted at 3:00 p. concert several months ago, nt berries it wns found that Mrs. R. A. New­ father about two month* ago from and Smart, Traffic Officer BeckE. D. Mob- which time she wa* most cordial­ effect, while bowls of rod roses red nnd green, the holidny col- man and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen were Eastman, Go., and has made many with and Patrolmen Gardner, Arly received. She will be accompan­ effeetnarCI*SU* a'lde', “ charn'ing wifi. Wl,re beautifully carried out Green and Williams. Owing the fortunate ones in holding high friends here during her short stay thur |Il meet at the ied by Miss Leila Tlllcs. to Illness Officers Phillips and with red Radiance roses nnd fol- scores nnd wero presented silk by her charming manners and per­ Hall were unable to be present Quito a number of progressions Another important player, MisB k Uonardy on (jc.nterinK the elegantly ap­ lingerie. In cutting for the consol­ sonality. Lucy Johnsop, is direct from New „ i , u wcrt* in‘lulged in, until lilJfni pointed luncheon table was a low ation prize, a Madonna Placque, I ’eloek. Mr. Baker is employed by the The police station wore an air a late hour, scores being kept on York. She is saU to be the most contentedness this morning and I meet* at the mound of these lovely blossoms, Mrs. Samuel Puleston was tho city of Sanford, and his host of aof pleasant i Maine*. 30.i charming and versatile entertainer tallies in the form of minature r»h„ n ?t / ither en<l were silver lucky word wns had for each one. friends join in wishing he and his Santa Clauses. The high score appearing in Vaudeville circles. IS o'clock. visitor who entered the door. Tur­ attractive bride every future hnpThose enjoying the cordial hostapers*1 holdiT“f Nghtcd red The two plays to be presented c'? “ . pri,ze> was won by Mrs. Joe key dinners, with the police force piness. till entertain are "Never-the-*Lcss", by Stuart Chittenden. The guest’s prize, be- Marking the places of tho guests pituhty of the hostess were Mrs. a* quests, are said to be as scarce They will be at home to their Ing won by Mrs. W. M. Scott. Both F. J. Gonzales, Mrs. R. A. NewWednesday Walker. friends after a short wedding trip, ns are teeth in the honored fowl, nt fnlher aml mother wen? presented with silk hose. Santa*ria Characters: ne on Park and the "coppers" have not yet re­ Clauses, on which were fas- man, Mrs. Samuel Puleston. Mrs. at 500 Manganese Avenue. covered from the spell cast by the "The Boy" Marian Mulligan Refreshments consisting of chick­ <ned clever verses nnd rhymes, W\ J. Thigpen, Miss Katherine a la king, pickled apples, cran­ the reading of these causing much “feed" which the Judge and Mrs. ‘The Girl" ..... Eleanor Pressey en G entlem en $1.50 Wilkey, Mrs. James G. Sharon, berry jelly, saltlnes, individual merriment. At 1 o’clock n tempt­ Mrs. Howard Hulick, Mrs. Bloom­ Shnron set before them. nole Chapter “The Burglar ...... __ Monroe 1 liv UUi||ll» wv Arrogo nnd Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr. orange pies and coffee were serv­ field Hulick, Mrs. John R. Mac­ sent "Hollins The policemen who nttemlod ex The cast */o r the other playlet, ed by the hostess assisted by Miss Donald, Mrs. Charles C. Reming­ pressed themselves as having on fact plays at ‘For Distinguished Service," is: Dickerson. POSTAL RATES UNCHANGED Ladies Welcome | High School Miss Katherine Burton of the Vera Louis Banks of Forsyth. Gn., Is ton and Mrs. A. C. Fort composed joyed wonderful repast and wer-s The guest list included Mrs. W. a congenial pnrty motoring to Or­ loud In their praises of their host in the city for a few days attend* Smart Set*-Elennor Pressey. lando on Thursday. Mrs. J. I). Woodruff, Mrs. nnd hostess. 9:30 to 12:30 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11._4/P)_ •nK_i<Lbusines*.______ Marg hff maid— Dorothy Grey. C. Hill,W. Potter. Mrs. Joe Chit- The Senate today adopted a reso­ Mrs. J in Harding, her friend— Wynn tenden, Mrs. Edward Betts, Mrs. Marian-Mulligan. H?n Coswen. Mrs. Paul lake, Mrs. lution introduced by chairman Mono^Mue—J. L. Bolt. William Hardy, Mrs. Monroe II. Moses of the senate postoffice Tickt/s are now on sale at the Hutton, J.Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. Hotel fttldcz and Roumillat and William Moore Scott and truest, committee authorizing continua­ tion of the present temporary pos­ Andetion’s drug store. fcrlsndo spent Mias Lenora Gnrman. tal rates until the opening of the Ljay transactnt.Tt session of congress or until the committee now investigating the rntes completes its report. jpending this [>;. C., where % Have_ you_ seen_Bal l_Ha rd wn re -------( ompany’s window flower pots?; ---------■ - .......... — " of M im v r pois cf Jackson- ffllE HOUSEWIFE'S DIARY Mrs. A. D. Kellogg og New York ‘ ** •'■RESIDE STUDIO will decIfew days in — •---— * ornte any of these to carry out who *• is visiting here--as **-the guest | 1Sewing machines were, I sup- of Mr. and Mrs. H. RR. Cook at your color scheme. hnn fia was pose, the first household labor- Pnola, and Charles C. Jones, also AT T H E Bate business] saving devices. When women of New York, were married Thurs­ first began to sew their clothes by Kin Thursday day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at machine instead of luborousiy by the Presbyterian Manse, Dr, E. D. l H. C. W hand they got their first taste of Brownlee officiating in the pres­ business vi(- muscle-sparing machinery. ence of a few of their most inti­ OBTAINED FROM A For centuries nnd centuries they mate friends. unday ftt*' had been sewing with practically j After a short wedding trip they 7 the same sort of needles, thimbles will bo at home to their friends iN'orwrtL N. and thread, sweeping with the at the home of Mrs. Cook nt Pa­ sUtA'ar- same sort of brooms, scrubbing olo. IN TH E T '3 "hur<riftS r </!.y for with the same sort of cloths and brushes—and here came the first break. Interestingly enough this , J. N. first of the housewife’s labor-sav­ | Va/n that ing devices seems still to be one THE U asaified ( olunins of th e Ilernld turni.sh th e ohly possible medium I rpjhe Or- of tho most satisfactory. An old muchine thnt had been in our fam­ ior visitors to g et w hut they w an t when they w ant it. IIundrcdH nrrive ily for thirty years would still be daily in .search of living q u a rte rs, autom obile sto rag e space, real e sta te | t of I’aw- giving us satisfactory eervice had b argains, in fa c t a n y th in g th a t you have to offer. Let it be known through dK the out- we not been persuaded to cash it I he W ant-A d Column. in for one thnt had a few more b“C\ty Subup to date nate devices. And wc got ttfr*v woof •(( •noni 'd lt f'rnJH bnn ! ..|*v fjr*fi*»M*» i fityt t«Um»d',quite a liberal nllownnra on the old U PH O N E 118 FOR E X PER IEN C ED AD TA K ER on from wachino that had done gallant soon , has bo*n|'” vice for all thjse y e a r s . Mrs. Shel-, Straight-ahead stitching it did ns it month, well as nny one could wish, I Every once in n while, however, "Modern C,irl” guaranteed ioekingham,; most sewing machines need a litpure thread, fullfashioned silk an extend-1tie attention, and you are fourtunsking his jnato if you have within cnll n mehose. These hose come in the lontexuma. fchanic who makes n specialty of newest shades used in foot wear, sewing-machino repair. Some on Thurs- time ago when our machine wns such as Chinese blue, Copenhag­ Iter here at out of sort and worked with dif­ en pansy, pri:•-ilia, dawn, French | r- »nd Mrs. ficulty in spito of n good oiling nude, sunburst ami nil other 1Vork City. we culled in tho mnn who repair popular winter shades. These machines in our community nnd he mnke ideal gifts for "the girl". Spicer of diagnosed tho difficulty. Tho ma­ Priced reasonably at X '* *pending chine needed more than an ordin­ the auto, ary oiling. In tho first placo the ihuisduy fop oil can needed attention he wns sure. “Empty out the old oil," he said, ,,aiul then boil it in soap nnJ Boors and wnter until it is perfectly clean. of Asbury Then fill it with gasoline and ap­ U nderw ear I Sanford on ply the gasoline in nil the reguiur oiling places. Leave the gnsolinc [winter nnd The long established and in some days—a day or two—and pntezurna. then work it out by stitching— much desired Christmas gift for of Han - without thread—on some worth­ ladies. Complete line of silk Wive housi less material. After that you may under pieces in jers«y, pusny William oil the machine in the usual man- willow, cre|>e tie chine. Radium fcter at th,.v PTr :,m* you W‘R Gnd that it goes! and the new guirantrod triMiss (;ai ;l bree*e." You should treat >. Scot: I , ma*-‘hino in tim way ever so coshnm. Some style© lace trim­ often—when ever it wotks stiff. med nnd others effectively trim­ II-..,. | T. . oR Rets clogged In the mnmed in contrasting material lflo*,r „ ,a rJ | cblnet nnil there is sediment in the and colors. WO *iiiP°,ts • can *hould be removed before L " ,u dec* ‘he gasoline is used. Todds, vests, bloomers gnwni', c«ry out Fuithfully, pajamas, step-ins. Priced from ____ 1 MARTHA. it Dance! LSI Tonight! 1m CITY HALL 'k*1 NORTON’S Maine Orchestra if k mu hals Mrs. Kellogg Married tHOUGHTS-WISE To Charles C. Jones *ND OTHERWISE Thursday Aftei •noon M You will be Surprised CHRISTMAS GIFTS » GIFTS That Express The CHRISTMAS SPIRIT ' Hi L ittle W a n t A d Rare bargains can be had at the Diamond Palace. Sanford. Herald. ■■m WRIST WATCHES Bui ova, Elgin, Hoffers and Hampden, in 7-15-17 Jewels. HOSE DIAMONDS Over 150 genuine Di a mo n d Rings. Price from $12.00 to $900.00 F a n c y L in en s a n d H a n d k erch iefs for C hristm as Silk Fancy Lace Handkerchiefs GENT’S WATCHES Elgin, W a l t h a m , Howard, Hamilton, Illinois and Gruen. & H INTS F° R MILADY I “Y MARY MARSHALL $1.95 TO $7.95 Made of all laces and nets. Plain white and colored— TOILET SETS In Amber, P e a r l , White Ivory, Two Tone. Special Priced. C ^ * ht McClure Syndicate NOVELTY HANDKERCHIEFS P* bi‘k into oM fash‘"id.ile-agnd '?.• counter . ,but, I still r 1 tidy m il/f • [Tbut in the L **, might f . ould have C '^ tlc old-; r h>on. Old | "oj* rex. Po ihe goc, I they loom. L ®f f««h-; r *ny su e,1 r .'M bobs L,r*u - And Sold singly or in beautifully decorated boxes. The newei'. linen, ll\a net, fpure " in voile and muderia nnd embroidered hand­ kerchiefs are to be bough'- h«'r< for— Jn 35c TO $1.95 SOLID LEATHER HAND BAGS From $3.50 to $20.00 Diamond Bar Pins Platinum and White Gold. From $10 to $250. Daintily trimntr.1 in cream laces and tolf m a terial. » n i au i- uof. tw o - t o n e g eo rg e tte , made - i i . i i t u cr rre p pn e de <. in^* Aupcrior quality these negligees come in aall11 fth e fashionable pastel shades $15.00 TO $29.00 r T*il. 1 0/ fcn»inine modesty still prevail. r , *dav**7n' i i i H m«y he that these veiled ks*«tn. r“ ladle* occasionally visiiii.g in ParWo havo numerous other K'ft Is have brought about a revived F Bhopal „ , |ntcrcat in veils—just ->s the High- auggestiona that will plea-' 1 11 India ■"Miery in Paris during and lady of discriminating l*’ »ho « . a .,*r tbc wac *«t the fashion (that t B«rij. i j *t,R continues) for plaids. i i ,,v“’ C°n- seemingly these veils as they r t'> thii'1*.1 Worn by smartly-dressed upKl w©v»m:ii i i u v c r p .x u jn u ciowii r»ther n A i!. °menL endnone— d0Wrt of ^urther ru than thenertipr of* \l. the or. ' ! 1 not I ? %ith Ilolt not so far. An interLt,B«4 ixA Mw French hat has a veil ire-.. . *T| *o that »it ohowa r draped ° ;apca that ohow* the enNext T h e Poatoffice Is Ii* in u * ; l i rc facc- u is caught to the hat Door to Us.' .5ach4,e<“r and han*9 down II I ‘Mv.iyidcr Croat-____ J 'j B A U M E L ’S Specialty Shop Itoyal Society Pkge. Odd lots of scarf runners, vanity sets, buffet sets— 35c to $2.00 each 1-2 Price Box Handkerchiefs Gifls For Babies Ladies’ colored linen and plain white. Some hand embroidered— Bilo dolls, booties, saques, rattlers, comb and brush sets, carriage straps—• fi5c to $1.75 box $1.25 to $6.75 Table Linen EXQUISITE N EGLEGEES I Diamond Scarf Pins From $10 to $125. Sterling Silverware Community P l a t e 1847 Rogers. s ■ .i <• Napkins Luncheon sets, cloths and napkins to match. Colored border. Pure linen— Hemstitched. All pure lin­ en, 12 and 15-inch— $2.95 to $8.75 each Ribbon Novelties $3.50 dozen Table Clothes Hand painted and hand made ribbon powder puffs, vanity, shoe trees— All pure linen, assorted designs, 5 and 70-inch— 50c to $1.75 $3.50 to $5.00 each «> «» The Yowell Company P. WEINBERG, Prop. 307 East First Street . T % - L /• If .. T v r i t' ; ____ _____ - ■ t - y j./v i* ’, V ■ V i • - -— ■ ■ ■ ■ i ! THE DIAMOND PALACE > .*■ — ■ .1 < �THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE SIX Red Grange Signing $300.000 Contract IA Y nEG EM BER 11, 1925,------- __ IHotel HoomDufing Bankers’ Meeting [g« CTOIWI. X O T I f K TO - _ CONTRA -UeMcil W<1* Will tie r e c e i v e d by ?,,c the County SU I S S r'rubrifin*M lo rlilu, County, !• loriiln tlon for gttiilnnlo l’ ...... w„ ___ Court ul Huperlntendellt " Office. llnuNc. S n n fo rtl. n lu s r ld a . u n t i l e l o v ,i> a . M. J a n u a r yy 12th. J 92C. f o r m a terial* for nnd the furnishing of i.. t h r e r e c t io n o f a co m p l e t e h e a l i n g tl o n o f h e a t erstrm , Im'lu.l nu' fu r t h e t i r a m m a r S c h o o l , r room ff " rr "l !u ‘- X S a n f o r d . In HeMST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 11.— H u lh llm t located at t ym . uin ordance w ith n t y a. c c"■ (&)—A room in the Sorono hotel p1..lait* ac no,du•i,.n epe -d e ific a tio n * a* p r . p a r ilo n 'j. M oughlon. A rc h ite c t. convention headquarters of tho id i.y K ....... re s e r v e * t h e r i g h t t o Investment Bankers ^Association of T h e Iltiitrd ‘ o r to acAmerica wns raided last night bv re je c t a n y 1,a1.)n d oar ll p hid*, a r t of bid by cfp t any three Pinellas county officers and th e m d< • ined to he t o th o b e s t I n . ... . u quantity of liquor seized, officers t« re» t <’ff t hre pCl aonusn ty and sp ecificatio n s announced today. . ‘it. A r c h i t e c t tipm a y Im- h a d from «>t T w e n t y - f i v e (25.0U) Tho liquor, they said, was in „n d e p o sit r iof .. 11ars <•« l f h d c h e c k . * o ch do* possession of James E. Coad, cx- 11 pnsit to h,' r,' fuui1.il b o n a fid e lihlprutive vice president of tho St. tie rs upon re t u—-i rn of p la n s a n d sp eclIh e A r c h i t e c t , Petersburg Chamber of C o m m e r c e flo at Ions j.f e r 1 t h e C o u n t y H o a rd o f Mr. Coad, tho three officers added, P uJblylico rdIn I s t' r u c t io n . S e m i n o l e C o u n was not arrested last night, but tv. F lo r,idIdaa . I i t c e m b o r Sih 1925. they were quoted ns saying “ We aru lenving for Clearwater nt noon to obtain a w arrant for Mr. Coatl's f'fVjJ51 W arrest." Clearwater is the sent of Pinellas county. Tho whiskey was seized in a room, number 425, officers say, the headquarters of the local chainpBc; her of commerce for the benefit of the investment bankers. Mr. Coad has issued a statement 'mgrl omphntfcnlly denying any knowl­ edge of the liquor in the room and , -j that he wns not present when the raid wns made. The room was said 10 !,av0 been empty nt the time. The officers visit has received 5f£k much talk and newspapermen were informed thi3 afternoon Hint the jTtff bankers have agreed to make bond ;y* of SI,000,000 for Mr. Coad’s rer lease if the warrant is served. Tho three raiding officers said The pen strokes being made by the curly-haired gentleman in the picturo means Just $300,000 in his I hey would return to St. Petersyoung life. The gentleman is Red Grunge, and he’s signing a contract to appear in movies. Abi ,it him burg nt II o’clock this afternoon W. E. Shullenbergcr, who holdu the contract; Harry G. Kosch, his attorney nnd C. Pyle ( an g .’s with tho necessary arresting pap­ manager. * ers. _____ “ Room 125" was said to have been rather n convention by-word m a n . up until the raid was staged. Ihdiw-col- egates 3ny it was a "reception he old room" and deny that they ever k." witm ssed any whiskey drinking ebtorV within its four walls. WICHITA, Kan., Dee. 11.—f/T) —David Leahy of Wichita, “dean of Kansas newspaper men,” is onfc judge in the United States who tries cases by telephone. Hu in judge of the "small debt­ ors’ court," permission lur tho es­ tablishment of which was granted by the last legislature. A telephone rings in a Wichita JihRLIN, D c!c . 11.—M1)—Tama- Miami v.as inatij;uratcil. Thin vi*«* business, house. ra Karimvimi, Idol of Iover.* of tho cel sailed from Chirai;o on Nov. “ Hollo. This is Judge Leahy. nrti.ttic dance, has gone into the Js *. proceeding through the Great We want P> get your testimony in regard to tho Jones vs. Jones nmv.es because she finds film act-,.,vor ai„, ,fcwn th„ Atlantic const, case." And b o tho testimony is mg more exciting tlmn dancing. This ship together with the taken, to lie incorporated in tin.’ The wonderful thing about film Steamship Burlington was put in court records and used as Liu Int ­ acting is that one nlwnys feels ns servico as tho result of an is for a decision, though it were n first perform- railroad embargo on nan-pcrishalde Tho “telephone cases" arc de­ unco," she said. “ Everything is i freight in Florida. The Burlingcided hy Judge Leahy after nil final, never to bo repeated. The tnn- trailing its sister ship two the evidence is collected, nnd then least Important role Acquires short day* later, it; expected here tohis decision is mailed to the prin­ hut complete concentration. Then- morrow. Both vessels are owned cipals. i <a ( harm of creative neting about *‘l,,4 operated by the Hnthlmid-Lnko Judge Leahy’s com Doom is a it that is nowhere to be found on Michigan lanes. poor place for a lawyer, lie liiinHi’ stage." ----------------------------Helf receives no compensation for Li ndnn, New York, Berlin and Tim heaviest short shower on his services, and legal it other large cities, however, will record occured on the Isthmus of Uarrcd from mlmi don unite-.i they continue la see Knsavina's unique Panama at Porto Bello, May 1. wish to ho mere qicctaturs. tlanres, lircan ,* dancing, after nil, tDDK, when 2.17 Inches of rain fell Even the courtroom is abandonis her life’s work. in three minutes. j , T . WILLIAMS. Chairm an. A t t e s t : T. W. LAWTON. f k k i» Secretary. 1 2- 1 J a n. 2 & 9. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORSt Senl'-d hid* w ill b o received b y the C o u n ty Hoard o f p u b lic struct Ion for Som lnoln C ounty, F l o ­ rid a. at Superintendent** o f fic e . C o u rt H o u s e . Sanford. F lorid a, u n til e le v e n A. XL. J an u a ry 12th. 1926, f o r the fu rn ish in g o f m aterial* for nnd t h e erection o f n co m p lete h o m ­ in g s y s t e m fur th e Mast Side P ri­ m a r y S ch ool n ulldlm c located a t Hanford, lo S em inole C ounty, In tffccordance w ith plan* nnd Rppclflcath in s as prepared hy E lton J . Motightnn, A rchitect. The Hoard rese rv es th e rig h t to reject any and a ll hid*, or to a c ­ cept any bid or part of hid hy them deemed to he to tho host I n te r e s t ,.f I lie County. C o p ies o f p l n n s nnd S pecification * m a y be h a d f r o m th e A rch itect up­ on d e p o s it of T w e n ty -fiv e fS25.nO) 1 »,.l i a r s c e r t i f i e d ch eck , su ch d e ­ posit to he r e f u n d e d lo . n a f l d „ h i, Id e r* u p o n r e t u r n o f p lan s and s p e c ­ • i n : TO FOX T i l A CTO It* I ,1 1. 1,1* w ill b e r e c e i v e d b y , ntv liiutril „ f P u b l i c I n s t r u c r S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . - r l n ti iul, a t ' * O ffic e . C o u r t H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , u n t i l o ln v - if ic a tio n * t o t h e A r c h i t e c t . *1., J a n u a r y 12th. 1925. f o r Ity o r d e r o f t h e C o u n t y Ilonrd o f iilrdiinK <’f m a t e r i a l s f o r n n d P u l,lie I n s t r u c t i o n . S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ r f i o t l ,.f It c o m p l e t e ll e f t tl n n ty . F lo r id a . D e c e m b e r S lh. 1925. F ltK D T. W I I J J A M S . C h a irm a n . A t t e s t : T. W . L A W T O N , „„ , „ „ H ecretary. Dec. 12-19-25 J a n 2-9. are the chief agents in cross-polinating rod clover, the honey b e e s playing only a very B um blebees sm all p a rt. Telephone Used By Kansas Judge To Get Testimony While Hearing Cases 111 H eart of Sanford On M agnolia Del w een F irst and Second S ts. 41.6 hy 117 Great Lakcs-Miami 5 Ship Service Begins S Price $50,000 $30,000 on 99 year Lease. " h is price is considerably values. , —ana wins as many C( A s lich with' butter and e g g s; as smooth and dainty in fla v o r; as light and fluff _ a m i alm ost always m o r e scien tifically m i x e d a n d b a k e d . So that is whv Me rita L ay er C a k c - " ^ , £ p la c e o f home-made cake — an d win3 as many compliments* .W h y no t give >p nke batin;, duf> in g the holidays and serve Menu* .T hose w ho noticffthe difference vi com plim ent you. , * - v . MADE EYptr [A M E R IC A N BAKERIES under su rro u n d in g N IN E ItOOM H O M E IN LA K E MARY Price ^4,750—$2,250 Cash B alance on E asy Term s Will yield ?.”>0.00 a m o n lh income besides ow n er’s a p a rtm e n t. C onsiderable ground and p le n ty of shade. V ilvu tcL , LAYER CAKE C orner M agnolia' and Second Sts, LADIES’ HOSE Full-fashioned, pi thread silk in all the pci lar fall shades—Only Stunning s t r e e t dresses made of superior q u a l i t y crepe back satins, satins and canton crepes. Dressy af­ ternoon dresses in r i c h georgettes, s o m e combined with cut velvet. This is the season to dress and we can save you mon­ ey o.n these hand­ some models— CHILDREN’S SOCKS J'!mh o d y i n g the latest s t y l e s in flares and straight lines. Some heav­ ily fu r trimmed. Good quality bolivia cloth, s u e d e and other favored winter materials. Beautifully lined. The real “nobby” Sport Dresses that are needed for “peppy” holiday sea­ son. Light colors in the favored flannels, balbriggans in all the wanted shades; and the much desiral Velvet and Woolen Sport Dresses. Come in, we have your size. Priced from $4.98 to $14.95 NECKTIES Exquisite models in win­ ter millinery. Hats com­ plete the costume and here the purchaser will find that our well selected hats lend an air of charm to weaver as* well. Priced SOCKS - HANDKERCHIEFS All Priced Reasonable - - - - - - SHIRTS- H A T S - C A P S - Best Grade Merchandise S. A. IRWIN, Manager Corner Sanford Ave and Second Str a fiS H E ffifta . 1 �Will a ‘MenrChristinas’ pie of State Will Aid , Families ?&&£■ 's t a ; State meet with, a from the bre heen made Sltee. of which rirltlRC. of the ,h Water Fish jrman, to find era themselves -v home really nuinc Yoletiile When hearts. ame ami address ether with the j and age and EM by the com, will then be ibition by the .quest, with mbc supplied reL) cireumstnnees Wii lea Dispute Between >ru Comes Back To President Dec. 11.—(/F*>— ftontroversy beFcru has come ' Coolidge ngain 1 Chile's refuRul n fixed by tho [ittec tor the nine the sovt provinces. Jo appeal to Mr. *tor in the disannounced at fter the commitfaward to carry i the determinaj approved the lulling, its head, for a plebis- i the committee . motion in tho [apaprently left nation to Presi­ de only course [terms of the br such an apIas tho date for voting in the plebiscite, Gen. Pcrshing’s motion fixes Jan. 15 as the date for tho presentation of the election law, with intervening dat­ es for tho period of registration nnd for nppeals. Requiring Chile to give definite answer whether she will carry out unfulfilled demnnds of tho com­ mittee nnd faithfully co-operate in holding the plebiscite, Gen. Pershing’s motion charges in its preamb'e that Chile has unlaw­ fully administered tho territory in dispute, violated tho award by re­ fusing to carry out tho commis­ sion's rulings, nnd otherwise ren­ dered impossible the holding of n free plebiscite. Before ndoptlon of tho motion containing these charges, the Chilean delegation had voiced crit­ icism of Gen. Pershing’s course that amounted to charges of par­ tiality on his part in favor of tha Peruvian interest in the plebis­ cite. Thieves Foiled By Actress Who Saves Valuable Jewelry «EW YORK, Dec. 10— <>T)— Bound by burglars with silk stock­ ings on her bed, Amelia Bingham, fnmnus actress, saved most of her jewels by sitting on them. Two youths also bound two mauls with silk stockings in the home of the actress on Riverside Drive Wednesday night. They missed $20,000 in jewels because Miss Bingham concealed them. They Rot $ it2oo in jewelry from n safe, however. The Bingham burglary came a few hours after Mrs. Celia Tobin Clark, divorced wife of Chnrles r 8on ^ ,e 1°*° WSenator V -l.irk , COBIKll* IT lA tftin til itranlm f of the family. People of the stale who desire to ccontributc something to the families o tfhe prisoners will be triven nl! of the Information, when the requests arc sent In by pros­ pective donors, and thoso contrib­ uting may then send their gifts dtrccct. A special service is also to be offered by tho committee, which plans to accept checks from those not desiring to bother them­ selves by selecting the gifts. The checks, it was stated, may bo made payable to Miss Partridge. The names of tho donors will ncccompany the gift. Commissioner of Agricculturc Mayo has given full endorsement to the committco's plans, and has promised tho aid of the prison de­ partment wherever possible. Judge T. E. Andrews, chief prison cclcrk, tins undertaken the tnsk of w rit­ ing the prisoners, nnd expects to have all Information available shortly. Fl*., DCCi l l; rlth" the For 50 Cents pearl necklace ns she was leaving a tea at tho homo of Mrs. Wil­ liam K. Vanderbilt, Jr. She had loft the jewels in a handling in a hallway nt the Vnnikrbiit home while sho, Mrs. Vnnr ’l. an,I f'vo friends were on the floor nbove. About the snrm* ♦Inin »Vin» M» Whitney home on Long Islnnd Tuesday and frightenad him nwny empty handed. Mrs. Whitney had jewels valued nt $100,000 in the house. Georgetown Not To Flay After Season WASHINGTON, Dee. 11— </p)_ * i lie athletic council of George­ town University today declined mI citations to have tho institution's football team play post-season games nt Jncksor.vllb, Fla., and Peter Cassidy, eccentric Los An­ Fail Francisco. Permission was geles hermit, claims to be the most arm withheld Anthony Plansky, economical person in America. He the team’s fullback, to play on an spends only iiU cents* a week for all-star eastern team being organfoo<|, clothing nnd lodging. How? izurd to meet a Pacific Coast elev­ He sleeps in a shack, eats little en. and gets clothes the second hand Jacksonville’s Chamber of Com­ man won’t take. He earns his liv­ merce offered to select an oppon­ ing by composing nnd singing ent for Georgetown and the Cali­ songs. fornia game was to have been ar­ ranged by the Olympic Club of .San Francisco. Lake City To Have 1926 Baptist Meet Porter E. Pitts TAMPA, Dec. 11— (/?) -L a k e HUAI* BSTATfcl City, Fla., will be the host to the Florida Baptist convention and ♦10-111-113 U | Xnl’l. Itnnk IIMr, womens missionary union meeting r im n i. V j o -W li.in t o r il. l ln. next year. It was selected over UcprosoiiUiu; W. V. Wlicilor, H v u l K n tato l i m i t e r j Pensacola at the annual gathering ------- . here today. NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—-(/P)—In-j A partial report of the resoluaugurnting n new steamship serv­ tions committee was adopted. It ice to Miami, Fla., tho American contained resolutions condemning Itadlntnr, Ilody, Waiters, Run. u ln a llourtl. ln-tmlrltiK liner Kroonlnnd sailed today with race track gambling and protest­ a list of *100 passengers. Tho liner ing against any raco iracks near W o Specialize In Wreck ■ formerly in the trans-Atlantic Del,and, scat of Stetson Univer­ itclurer.s See was trade. sity, a Baptist school, nnd urging S anford R ad iato r nnd [Made With Among the pnsscngqrs sailing support of prohibition. Oilit:* And Care were Gene Snrazcn, former golf resolutions ami unfinished busi­ Body W orks ked Possible champion, Mrs. S anzen, und O. ness will bo taken up at the night Taunt)* nml r»ii<l«ra M. Freeman of Miami. session which will end the gather­ HnSlMnra, All A u tiu n o lillu M etal Parts The Kroonlnnd, whicn has been ing. | t is impossibV", Wnlillnir, ll r a z l io r nrnl SoMorlnt; ____ $ou can__ do it reconditioned for tho new service U u r K liiinrimlml I., I’l r u s r urc so many1'vil* leave New York each Thurs­ With immigration shut off. it day, reaching Miami on Sundays. may again bo necessary to teach aim Went Neritml Hltrrl Hiiiituril, rlorltln lUii task being Sailing from Miami will be on tho our own boys and girls to help around the house— Port Arthur fcular, routine name day of arrival there. News. building, the ft the foremost SEMINOLF1 IS VEGETABLE CENTER manufacturer, MONEY A V A ILA B LE Loans Loans rthat American sntity could do TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 11— (/P) For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis nt 7% —Eeminolo county is still one of Consult us first when in the market for funds king a deft-fin- the largest shipping points of veg­ [Studrbaker fue- etables in the entire state, accord­ rin.in- as V. Ind., grading ing to the latest report of the sta ­ MaKnollii & Second A. P. CONNELLY & SONS ney saw her put tistical department of the Florida > tm a special Imi- Marketing' Btirenu. 1 '• t sort them into being matched | set was fur one MOWN NON ON SCALE S an ta is loading Ilia pack a t Dickson-Ivcs. T his wise e Big Liner Begins Southern Sailings b rin g er of cheer is finding scores of toys, many articles of apparel and g ifts ideas galore for th e young folks here. Come to th e C hristm as Store and shop w here S a n ta him self m akes h ead q u arters. •$ Apparel Gifts for Girls Girl’s CoLunin It’s not sensible to be puz­ zle,! about what to give a girl when Toylnml on the D-l feurtli floor offers so many suggestions, lie sen­ sible and solve gift prob­ lems here! Jersey Frocks, $3.50 T rim m ings of co n tra stin g color add chic to tho jersey dress th e young g irls’ C h ristm as g ift. Hand em broidery, too, is carefully done on sateen bloomerod 2 to 0 y ear frocks. $3.50. Boy’s Column If it can be riililen, if it makes noise or if it’», inter­ esting for indoor hours, it pleases a boy. Here aro gifts with these pleasure bringing qualities. f m i l vJ I J* I 1 1 P j f If \) I*/ f AtV* 1 * * “ I ^ t Jacquard Sweaters, $5 1v a WL Coat sw eaters a re w arm for C h ristm as and sm a rt for many school days ahead. Jacq u ard designs and deep pockets. $5 in sizes 5 to 1 1. ■ : Winter Hats, $2.95 Blackboard Playing school Is lots of fun—particularly when San­ ta has brought such u desk blackboard us this. $a.0(). Jane w on't like to take o ff h er C h ristm as g ift h a t if i t ’s of felt or velour and appliqued in self m aterial. $2.95 or $1.95. Kiddie Cars Klildio Kars rarely bavo ncriilents for they nru stable in balance. Many are here for givers, $3 to $1.50. rod would not line ethers and' Iassembly, even 48 * Press, were such infinite to, that the* *' b«ar m edian- Ingenuity could surprise lesson 'hat 1,200 sepmore than Wpcetiuns beforo f;m off the as* meted. Nothing uared, existed in HUtom-huilt ear Jwdmtand how 1UH afford it, unwas paid •nich otherwise to parts , manufacParts f)f its au^hatstudebaker 0111 munufac- MR. PRO SPECT, M ighty pleased customers too. T h e chief reason is confidential, ( a n t tell Will just have to w ait till \\a m eet. Upheld Jrenie C ourt i. nFIa> Dec. 1 1 . P[vmc court decision ia find- H ope to see you soon. Yours truly, BART NASON, Mgr. » the mtern- t o - 1! Pcnseasod f10rt'«>n u J r : >Ld in tho ^ m 1M8 by * Out of a holly box comes a strik in g ly p a t­ terned nm gador silk lie and a sp o rts bolt to m atch. Do boys like th em ? Well, ra th e r! $1.75. »n If A unty gives one set, Uncle will w ant to co n trib u te a m atching silk tic and hum lkcrchief. F in e silk a t $1.00. D ear S ir: it in th e papers. Silk Tie and Sport Belt, $1.75 Tie nnd Kerchief, $1.50 SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. T h e re 's a reason why they are buying in San­ ford Grove. And let me tell you they a re buying. Sanford Grove, Inc. 1 H anging by th e tre e will be u blanket robe for M ary. If sh e's very young, it’s n u rsery p attern ed . C onventional designs for larg er girls. Ages 2 to G, $2.50; 8 to 11, $3.50. Holiday Gifts for Little Men K ’crs. who had *ncun iiianufac*d nut nutnrno- i i Christmas Rubes, $2.50 to $3.50 (make sure that, P to the perfect-j pshaft, machined hm inherent bol-■ k ,. Baby Dolls By-lo dollii, dressed for Holiday festivities, arc ad­ mirable daughters with their opening nnd closing eyes nnd talking ways. $2.50 to $7.50. H andkerchiefs a re universally popular— small w onder w hen initialed and boxed like these 3 which a re $1. Silver plated initial buckles come w ith stro n g leath er belts— and th e com plete set is an in ­ expensive g ift nt $1.50. L'Tiss Makers Lacquered drums in bluo and red looks like the roal things—and sound like them, too! $1.75.' �n BONDS IN SU R A N C E SOME REAL ACREAGE BUYS 80 Acres, quarter mile from city limits, fine sub-division property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an­ nually with interest at 8%. SA N FO RD 'S R ESID E N T IA L M A S T E R P IE C E An Important Announcement Will Soon Be Made. Watch the Papers. San Lnntn com bines borne atm o sp h ere w ith co n stan tly enhancing values. I t is to y o u r ad v an tag e to fam iliarize y o u rself w ith o u r exclusive listin g s before p u rch asin g , as th ey affo rd m ost u n u su al oppo rtu n ities. O u r o fferin g s are com plete in ev ery line. Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, ncreage and th e h ig h est class of business p ro p erty . Knight & MacNeill A. P. CONNELLY & SONS 107-101) South P ark A venue REA LTO RS R. 0 . HRINKM AN M gr. R ealty D ept. Pori M agnolia A t Second MRS. SAM II. C A M PB E LL MRS. J . M. LeM O IN E Salesladies. Phone 48 IN V ESTM EN TS LOANS 70 Acres on Marquette St., one mile from city limits. Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in­ terest at 8%. \ The buying wmble-an \ ' 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. The Sanf fures to action wl Every of real All me 10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. Excellent quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre; half cash; balance arranged. The credentia ‘he rock betd atea with erajj vice of fcjj| 40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock. Price $175 per acre cash. SUBDIVISIONS For subdivision purposes we have som e of th e best buys in Seminole C ounty, am ong w hich a re : Higgins-Smith-Wighl, Inc. REA LTO RS H f• 26 acres ad joining Sanford G rove which is rapidly being developed. T h is e n tire tra c t is all high and dry, b eau tifu l wooded land ly ­ ing between two subdivisions. Price $26,000 w ith rem arkable te rm s, and HO acres cornering on Golden Lake and bor­ derin g on Onoro S tre e t a t $500 p er acre. ■4* owners^ ft I an(l via yog | estat«joui suredoftb J . ;1 ” This siagj Step b i n your fe u THE HOWARD CORPORATION k .h t .% 11 i . i s i i i : d Masonic Bldg. in 1 turn Phone 72 I I I REALTORS i Sales A gents For “The Firm Substantial” LOCH-ARBOR 113l/2 Magnolia Ave. Phone 745 A C ou n try Club P ro p erty of L akes and Hills Salrs Force: It. G. Fox. (i. E. .McCall, It. I,. Shipp. ACREAGE, SMALL & LARGE 3 acres on C ountry Club road, w ith in lim its. th e 265 ACRES C ity 40 acres, a d jo in in g E ld er' S p rin g s p ro p erty on S anford and O rlando road. 27 3-4 a c re s fro n tin g 1,500 feet on S an fo rd A venue. 13,500 a cres on St. Jo h n 's C ounty. 93 1-2 acres adjoining- Pow er P la n t's p ro p erty in V olusia C ounty. 187 acres in Sem inole C ounty, 107 of which is w ith ­ in th e City lim its o f S anford. T ho prices and term s of th ese tra c ts of land, wo consider reasonable, and we will bo glad to fu rn ish you sam e if you will call a t o u r office. THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY Sanford Avenue Corner 1104142W Best corner on Sanford Ave. a t 4 th St. 71xl2G, $G50 pur foot ouo fo u rth cash. Six-aero tra c t, containing th ir ty lots on Dixie Highw ay suitable for subdivision. $1,500 p er acre. Wo have oth er good buys in large and sm all acreage tra c ts, also; high class b usiness lots and hom esites. See our listings. THRASHER & GARNER 112 Park Avenue Phone 639W Have you ever thought about how much difference there is between SPECULA­ TION and INVESTMENT? These are INVESTMENTS: C orner 16th and P alm etto, (46x117) ........................ $2,500 A ttra c tiv e G-roorn Bungalow, 711 P alm etto Ave. 80A cres— Split by new S ta te H ighw ay, p er acre ...... ... $350 Lot 117 F ran k lin T e rrac e V $1,100. c »sh ........................................ $-100 Telephone 714 Room 8, G arner-W oodruff Bldg. S alesm an— E. T. Moore BETTER BUYS I have ap irm rnt houses on West First S tr i c t that will pav rr tO p erient o.t your iim ntm cnl. See me at once. This la Tim, I 219 Meisch Building We Buy or Sell PAUL LA K E-Realtor Do you want one of the prctlic-U modern Home* in Sanford? I.et me enow you th u , it W built to lt\e in, uol to aell. !«l*< BALDWIN & BROWN Phone 88 We have them to d ay — tom orrow th ey m ay be sold. 221 Mcisch Building. Some good buys we can recommend. 35 Lots nice 5 room Bungalow—Close in hard surface road. 7 Room, Bath and Sleeping Porch;well located; one of the best buys inthe city a t ................................... $10,000 Six Room Cottage, well located; close in; Garage. Bargain a t ............................................................ $6,500.00 5 Acre Celery Farm, with crop tools, etc. Nice six room house, good r e p a ir ..............................................$8,500.00 14 Acres, hard surface road; 5 tiled and in Celery. A real buy a t ...........................................................$9,000.00 N ear th e Golf Links, including b eau tifu l lakes and orange grove, $500.00 p er acre. 11 a c re s on the W ckivn R iver, on h ard road. •» a A' The urcifct ( Come up and talk over th ese propositions w ith us and your investigations will prom pt you to buy. McCALL& FOX I 71/0 Acre grove, excellent condition, three miles from Sanford. Price $6,500; terms $2,500 cash; balance one and two years. Fruit paid 25% net on this purchase price this season. S a n fo rd b ro v e •AMID M AJESTIC P IN E S " II.S Ae r r I UNjic t 't I rlrr, ilil* u rn n ln ii. %n l l v r l y I 'u r n t iiro p rrly Iln tm r, p rlm l II A prr* * I 'l r i h I 1,11> nm l l in r i t , nl I 'p l p r j r iirn r C n n irriiii l l l » . »rr prop c < |u lp in rn l, eill,lMM».0 0 . A vriiu r. lt»pia|p<l (or A ll III p i I » ii ImII>I»I oii . UO A r r r * In tlrn rril unit on lirn rt »( lllril, |>n»pil n l r r r l . l.n k p l*»o s n u i l .11o u r o r . All hou«r«. I>nr«. < ) u l p k n n l r *IO.OOO. DUBOSE & HOLLER E sta b lish e d 1910 FIVE ROOM HOUSE FARMS ALL TILED WeUs' hoU9e. I cnant house, on paved road — «"<» $7,500.00 FIVE ACRE FARM BART NASON, SA L E S DIRECTOR FIRST N A TIO N A L B A N K BLDG. ALL TILED Two JUmmj, wells, two story, five room $7,000.00 $5,000.00 $1,000 CASH EASY TERMS Telephone 249 E. E. PAGE T he S u b stan tial R ealtor 12-14 G arner-W oodruff Bldg T E L E P H O N E 770 . < hm'I Hr-I l»uy o n m a r k e t n l |> r l r c o f f r r m l . f iv e a c r e f a r m Ten acrea in the town of l.akr Mary. Across street from the bigRCMt development hi that section. M°w ron»rr- S. W. BRADFORD 28 lots i»I ceptionil W Rose Cud 1" tional W®4] Bcautifil P» �THE Veteran’s Parents Finally Admit That Son May Have Died Conditions W o rld 1(I M e th o d s In [Should Also »ssity # [a rk e tin g New York And A s k s fOf B a n k e r s IG. Fla.. Pec(jo.-iship of 1 H ABERDEEN, S. D , Decc. 11-— (jp)_Developments in the strange case of Arthur Frazier, world wnr veteran, indicated today that his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F raz­ ie r , Indian Missionaries, finally helievo their son is dead. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier mnite for­ mal application yesterday in Soutn Dakota for government nnd state war bonus. They named them­ selves as beneficaries of Private Arthur Frazier, B. Company, 28th U. S. Infantry, who, war depart­ ment records qhow, was.killed in France October fi, 1908. ""This action followed a long fight in Federal Court to establish the identity of Arthur Lopez, a Mexi­ can, as their son. A jury found that Frazier was dead, nnd that the man, who claimed to be Fraz­ ier, was in reality Arthur Lopez. Despite the application for bonus filed here, the Fraziers will not ndmit that they are positive their son wns killed. m i)A . tv , ' vvn r ot .VTv, | \ I Mjr,E *T COIIHT S E V E N T H J t ' V ' CIHCUIT OF F l . n i t l l l A . . J v IN CIIANCEHYj ( i I - u m j E E. LEVI ONE, C A T IU tn iN E N a' ^ i AN' T i n - J ? " ! '' nf I’uhllcatlon Complainant. CHAIILKS H H o v t •s M.intagde, l ' r / t ' willow of MamViVi Henry tlreon , n .i m*nry i i \ , Annlc *?"*■* g*. er through _ . I*. Montagu#* ri thnir*. a,1<* al1 u n k n 'Hvn Pomona wr.T, m ;,r’ l„ ih./laM o r ; i a .u r rlbca •“ ,hi>iiii1 T i n - J t r,.l Lr. ,,f P n M I r a l l o n T , U. S ATI n K FLOttlDA, To the lit*: l l il. Montague. Annl.> s « » n f t - Miuita k ui. lU n ry Z Yin,?' ilr.ynn nml Max ....... unknown iieTrs, d u vii7e* h.L1 r I. claim ants .'lalm-' oc uniter‘" "Samuel Montague. ui. scHI.ell her,.Inatter ,1c• , nrtfl land, unknown R<r,Hntm ■luint "i1, i nn ln ,er,‘St 111 the land sltuat.'i in Seminole County. K1■>rlit a ”'1' "mro narOcularly descrll*. M U . ST. u k AUK H E l l E U Y H K g m n E D J ’ ,li’l*par b e f o r e t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt, for the S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C l r r n l t of I.! r . • L o u n ty of S etn ln o lo on t h e tth day o f J a n u a r y A. It. 1921. ut the t ourt H o u s e o f s a id C o u n ty , to a n sw er a Hill of C o m p l a i n t filed ag ain st you In s a i d C o u r t b y G e o rg e I.. Let Itrue anil t h e n a n d t h e r e t o receiv.- an d a ld d o by s u c h J u d g ­ ment and decree a s said C o u r t s h a l l h a ve considered In t h i s b e h a lf . A nd th is you a r c n o t t o o m i t ; u p o n p a in o f ju d gm en t by d e f a u l t b e i n g e n ­ tered a g a in s t you. It Is furth er o r d e r e d t h a t tills riot lo*. he p u h tl s h e d In t h e S a n fo r d l o r a l d a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d lit s-tn!m il,. C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n c e a w eek for f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . WITNESS. T H E HONOHAIU.E J. .1. DICKINSON, J u d g e o f s a i d C o u rt, and the *, t | „ f ttiIts C o u r t , a t t h e ‘ Hy of Sanford. F l o r i d a , t h i s t d a y of Dec. A. D. 192:., V. E. DOUGLASS, Clerk. (SEAT.) Hy A. M. W E E K S , D. C. EDMUND II. P A L M E R . Compl .Inant Solicitor. "M> ginning at th e S\V earner S' l h" ?.K'* " f N « ' i of Seeilor, : ! ! - 1.?. R an g e 2:* B. run I’, i - - " ft., n . too ft., w . u : o f t . _• , , f* - to t>laco of lieglnnlng, D o |.i | -IS-r. Pan 1. containing 12 a c r e s more „r legs." i i : i m e t i t c tit'U T o f t h e It Is onieretl that y o u amt ■'itch n s im :\ i: \ t ii .n n it i t t . n u n it or you appear to the* sw orn hill .,r o f H I E NT VTE O F F I .O I t lD A , IN ton ip l ilni herein f i l . , | nn or l . f r.1 VN It I'lilt SEMIN O L E C O I N T V . the l day of Jan u ary A. l>. t i l s , IN i’ll ANCItltV....... .. . .... the same tw lng Itulo Day of this GRACE M dN TK lTH nnd EDGAR Ilonor.ihle r.nirt. MONTEITH. h e r h u s h a m l , > It Is further onlorcil that this no­ C om p lain an ts, tice lie published in the Sanford Herald, u n ew sp ap er published in Janies s. H ack n vs. ey, It. H. R am sey, Hemlii'ile C'nunty, Klorhla, orn-e a Caroline A. Mlxell, J. P. Mlictl. w e e k for four con secu ttvo weeks. her bust,a lid. Lorenzo \V. Dahl w in _. t t l T N KSS |U,« hand nnd s, ,1 of and Rose G, Hu Id w in , his w ife. II. Hougtass. Clerk o f the t'ireim J Ax* 1 Erlcson, G eorge E. Wilson, Court. Seminole County. Florida, Ada W. B ald w in , w id o w , G. \V. a t the Court House In Sanford, this l.ewton. Sarah A. H olton, Annn 3 ilny "f t>. o. A. It n : s . c Holton. A lice X). H olton , Harry V. K. IHirm.AHH. Holton, Clara A. Ito w cr. E. t*. Mc<'1> rU of Circuit Court. Dowell, M. t>, C rumpler, II, J. (SHAM Harrell, Heheccn J. H ow er, W il­ Fly: A. M. W E EK S. H. r liam E. C alrhcurt, If li v in g nml K U M tllifH : It AMT. If dead th eir heirs. d evisees, Solicitor f.>r Complainant. grant." s and le g a t e e s and all o t h ­ er parties c la im in g In terests tin­ X O T Itt: TO IMVINU COXTItACTder th.ni. Henry S. Sanford, tie* otts Scaled proposals w ill he received Chincso elections are now sot b y the Hoard of County ConimlsBioio rs of Seminole County, Florida, tied by bullets, not ballots. The nt the . fflee of tile Clerk of Hi.. advantage of this system is that Circuit c,.,irt. of S em in ole County, n t Sanford. Florida, nt or to lore records are not necessary.—Ottawa to A. M.. on the 2 l s t day of l»,-- Citizen. c c m h .r IJ2f,. f..r the building of GOt llu. ft ereosoted tr e s tle hri.lg. « Ihieli propitHiil s h a l l he accoina l :a m cd With n e e r t lf te d check, mad im yalde to V. E. D o u g la s. C lerk of ;• •> •:*❖ -t* * ♦ t h e C ircuit C o u rt of S c m l m d " C o u n ­ t y , In th e s u m o f 3 p er r e n t o f th e a m o u n t of t h e hid. COLDS J IT DEVELOP INTO New Invention Saves Millions Jjoined Southern !•—W —An inSeaboard Air askisl for to(prvscnting the Railway ComIwees that th? truit ci| :i railluthern's righta county, an l ■mil the latter ad . going in n a strintf of cross line, JsiT.rroR -» TO MI AMI rol<inspector of ot immigration, t 'uferred ognized by high m edical authorities as one of tho greatest healing agencies for persistent Toughs and colds and other forms of th ro a t troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which sootho and heal tho infected m em branes and atop tho irritation and inflam m ation, while tho creosoto goes on t<> tho stomach, is ahsorbed into th e blooJ, a ltacks tho seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of the germs. Creomulsion U guarankied satisfac­ tory In the treatment of persistent coughs nnd cold?, bronchial asthma, bronchitis und oilier forms of respira­ tory diseases, and is excellent for budd­ ing up the system after colda or UuMoney refunded if any cough or cold u not relieved after utieg according to direction*. A k your drugguL Crco. t mukiou Company. Aimu* Gi. (acJv J ■" mi tration in11? will he suc■'• - ' • an, who •roni im m ig r a - Lr:i!,"l inspector a office. H o d g e E n r a g e lx X r i l T o "VVe T r i m t h e C u r N ot th e t i n n e r . ” Ca 4 A4 m e a t market Model T rim Co. 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. 0 * ♦ ♦ ♦ VVVVVVVvVVVVVVVVVV,i ♦♦♦ Y our O pportunity ce a se d , h i* h e i r s , d e v is e e s , g r a n N o rth east q uarter of F n u th e a n t s h i p 21 S o u t h o f R a n s e 29 E a s t . o rd er ho p u b lish ed o n es a w e e k 1 te c s a n d l e g a t e e s a n d a l l o t h e r q u a r t e r o f S ectio n 9, T o w n s h i p 21 ’1 r a c t 8. N o r t h h a l f o f t h e n o r t h - f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s ill th e p a r t l r s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r S o u t h o f R a n g e 29 E a s t. e - a qu II 'i:: .m d th o n o r t h e a s t q u a r ­ fo r d H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r t h e s a i d H e n r y t». S a n f o r d , a n d a ll T r a c t G. S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f th e t e r of n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f S e c tio n ed In Hem Inot w C o u n t y , t h e u t i k tin w a p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y s o u l h w r s t q u a r t e r anil s o u t h w e s t 18 n n d t h e n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h a t a n o t h e r co py o f t h i s i I n t e r e s t In t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b ­ q u a r t e r o f s o u i h e a s t q u a r t e r of n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f S e c t i o n 15. p o s t e d on t h e C o u r t h o u s e d o u r ed herein S e c ti o n 9, T o w n s h i p 21 S o u th o t T o w n s h t p 21 S o u t h o f H a n g .. 29 H an fo rd . H w n ln u ls C o u n ty . F lo r h D efendants. R a n g e 29 E a s t . E a s t. In w i t n e s s w h e r e o f I h a v e he O rd e r f o r t ' o n s l r n e t l v r S e r v i c e r a c t 7. N o rth e a s t q u a r te r of n n d t h e y a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d t o n p - t o s e t m y h a n d a n d o f f i c i a l ' T h e c o m p l a i n a n t s h a v i n g a t t a c h ­ s oTu th less s t v m acres p e .ir mt t h e 4 th d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. th l* 23 d a y o f N o v e m b e r. A. D. ed to t h e i r hill of c o m p l a i n t In t h i s ac rossw eIns t a qsuqaurat reer In V. E. DOUG LA 8 8. n o rth w est D. 1928. t h e s a m e b e i n g R u l e Day c a u s a a f f i d a v i t s t a t i n g t h e r e art- c orne r, n m l t h e s o u t hthe t o t h e Rill Ilf F o m p l i i l n t f i b 'I C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . 8 « m tJ e a s t q u a r t e r ! u n k n o w n h e ir s, d e v i s e e s , g r a n t e e s * n o te C o u n ty . s o u th w e s t q u a r t e r , le n s-tw o and a g n l n s i t h e m In t h i s c a u s e , a n d II an d l e g a t e e s o f J a m e s ft. H a c k n e y . of (H E A L ) - h a l f a c r e s In a s q u a r e In th u is f u r t h e r IL It, R a m s e y , H e n r y 8. S a n f o r d . on no er th e a s t c o r n e r of S e c tio n 9, T o w n ­ O R D E R E D T h a t a copy of th is Ry A. If. W E E K S , t>. C. C a ro lin e A. M llselL J. P , M t i e l l , h e r hUHhand, L o re n x n W. B a l d w i n a n d R o se G. B a ld w in , Ills w ife . J . A xel E rlcs o n , G e o r g e H. W il s o n , A d a W. B a ld w in , w id ow , G. W. l . e w t o n . , S a r a h A. H olton. A n n a C, B o l t o n . A lice O. H o lto n , H a r r y H o lto n . C l a r a A. H ow er. F. C. M cD o w ell, M. t». C r u m p l e r . E J. H a r r e l l . R e b e c c a J . ! H o w er, W illia m K. C a t c h c u r t : t h a t th e re a re o th e r p a rtie s c la im in g a n lot, rest In t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d itt th o R ill of C o m p l a i n t u n k n o w n to c o m p l a in a n t , a n d t h e s a i d h il l h a v in g p r a y e d fo r c o n s t r u c t i v e s e r ­ vice a g a i n s t said u n k n o w n d e f e n d ­ a n t s . It Is THEREFORE. ORDERED. T h at the defendants, thw u n k n o w n h eirs, d ev isees, g ra n tees and le g a t e e s of Janu-s 11. H ackney, it. | | . Itam scy. Henry S Sanford, C aroline A. Mlsell, J. P. .Mliill. her husband. L o ­ re tixo W. Baldwin, anil R ose G. Baldwin, his w ife, .1. A xel Erlcson. George E. Wilson, Ada W. B a ld w in , w id ow , G. W. l.ew ton , Sarah A. Holton. Anna t \ Holton, A lice t*. Holton, Harry Holton, Clara A. I lower, E. C. McD owell, M. O. Crumpler, E. .1. Harrell. R eb ecca OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 I*. 31. J. llmver, William E. C atehcart. and all u n k n ow n p erson s e iu lm ln g an Interest In Ihc fo llo w in g p ro p ­ Location next to model home on Palm etto Ave., in P ine H eights, 0A0 of S anford’s erty located In Memluolc C ou n ty, Florida. to-w R : fa s t grow ing, highly re stric ted re sid en tial centers. Tract t, West uuarter o f N o r t h ­ 1 • i' w est ttuari, r of S ou th east iptartcr o f Section 9. T o w n sh ip 21 Hon th F eatu res— Em bodying only th e m ost id eal fe a tu re s from att artistic point of view. of R ange 2‘> East. Traci The north h a lf o f th e Tile nnd Oak floors th ro u g h o u t. Textono w alls, llennied c elotex ceilings, to g eth er N ortheast ipiaGer of S o u th w e s t w ith m any built-in featu res. Make those six room s nnd b a th the tum pleto dream Quarter of C-mthwest ij u a r te r of Section 10, T o w n s h ip 21 home. Completely and elegantly fu rn ish ed . South of Range E. A lso tile N o rth w est oimrter of S o u t h w e s t itunrler of Section la, T o w n s h ip 21 Soul It of I lu n ge 29 East. FOR SA L E RY Tract .1. North half of th e N o r t h ­ e a st ipinrter of the Sou th east ,|u a rtcr oT S outheast ,|UItrter of S ectio n 9. T ow n sh ip 2I South of Hattgo 29 East. Tract L All that part of th e S ou th IhreoopiartorH of the so u t h e a s t ttun n ee of sou th east uun rtrr ly in g W i s t of the Wehlvn lllv.l* In S e c ­ \ Magnolia nt Second Phone -18 tion 9. T o w n sh ip - 1 South o t Rangt29 East. Tract 5. North th reo-tiu n rlcrs of* via The Unusual 9 THE DREAM HOME j WH R LUNCHEON A N D E N T E R T A IN M E N T PMOND PARKWAY I the Vnklvz H'> J-• ♦, The tour 'u l 1 Beach, Sen ^ at 7 p. nu L ,{ r i t ’KETS AND INFORM ATION S E E OR PHONE 158 4 Hf’liiL v . MIL CHAMBEBLALN ♦, “ ESENTING T H E SA NDS R EA LT Y COMPANY 4oe04 1this ^W tatiori form s n o obligation to purchase or incurs an.- •>•> <■ -t- *:••> -S4- -t- ■:* ■....................................... t*•:*-j -t-v -j- ’*<••>❖ -t- -> <• < • -■»-> -r--t- .;. c . . *+•*<*+++++++■> <•<•< -t-4 4444 y >44+4*444444444+4444444 •:*^ *............................................... >44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 I Announcing the Opening o f Hollywood Central edion fi J , 9 December 1 S I Homesite ov/nership in Central Golf Section is highly desirable, Here will be built the exclusive atmosphere of country club life with two eigh­ teen hole golf courses bordered and crossed by canals, lakes and lagoons. Embodying in this section the romantic splendor of Venice. Streets and boulevards will be wide and generally irreg ­ ular. ~ 1 .. m Central Golf Section is planned as the Genuine Ultra in Beauty. The supply of homesites in this deluxe section is limited. Early purchase is ad­ vised. 1 ^ v:U Jai Hollywood-By-the-Sea J. W. YOUNG, Founder Sanford O ffice, H udson-Essex Bldg. 117 Magnolia Ave. . >4444444444444***4+*+*^^^^J^LLLLyiL^fiH| 4+*4+++*+4*+***iittltlttX**4444444***++^ . > + 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 -> 444444444444«444444v44444444444*> 4v4 .4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 44->4444444444v<V444qi+4'4+ 4 4 + 4 4 + V4 4 4 4 4 + 4 +44->->44 4 + V'>44444+4+44444+•> 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 >44+44 > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 +>4v44 4v 4 v v 4 + 4 4 4 4 ' * 4 4 4 4 4 v + 4 4 4 4 < + u* 1 - AS OUR G U EST TH R O U G H EX C LU SIV E automobiles w ith c a re fu l e h a ffe u rs will leave a* m. S a tu rd a y m o rn in g , D ecem ber 12, 1925. Btii' ' l 'lc Seminole T rai 1 to D aytona, D aytona ovur fr H■» Rficent Orm ond Beach. R e tu rn in g to Sanford % * ONE DAY TOUR i ’arked M. 1 A. P, Connelly & Sons The most artistic and gorgeously beautiful sub­ division of Hrtllywood-Ily-The-Sea, the Central Golf Section will be opened lor purchase Satur­ day, December 12. 4 W . H . LONG Atili, T o p * Mnile anil l l r i i a l r r i l . Side C u r t a i n s F o r All M n k m n( C ura to th e O F FLO RIDA. T o Ca- Vft |l °rlne N a th a n O fe e H n s: tt* A new oil lamp that gives an amazing brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gns or electricity, lias been tested by the U. S. Gov­ ernment and Hii leading universi­ ties and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise—no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Hums 94 per cent air and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). Tho inventor P. K. Johnson, t!12 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, is of­ fering to send a lamp on 10 day’s FftKK trial or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him intro­ duce it. Write hint today for full particulars Also ask him to ex­ plain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month. DECEMBER 11, 1925. t v Tin-: r t i u ' L i T tmcrican bank [in an address annual eonftment RankAmerica, tojnon. president Jock exchange, licans have in -mt? persuaded R he said, and an standards main suffiait wage carnJACKSONVILLE, Fin., Dec. 11. Hypcs. to save —(A*)—The heavy rains nnd high lj<s directly or winds that prevailed throughout the Atluntic coast counties, nnd to It tne invest- some extent over lower west-cen­ the country tral and interior portions of the faster than peninsula, on the last day of the ami in a previous week, according to the » prominence United Stntes Weather Bureau, the security were followed by mostly fair wea­ ur present fi' ther nnd lower tompornturcs, fair ^Ir. Simmons weather persisting over most of the state until the last day of at we undcr- the week ending yesterday when hat our the- showers overshndowkxl this sec­ func lions of tion. and to exiTemperatures averaged from one to apply nde- with a minimum of U9 to !!0 de_ conditions. to four degrees below the seasonal iould not, and grees west of the Suwannee Riv­ T h e - ire ." in fill b id d e r W ill lo» r.-klcd by the er ami near freezing with light n u lr , d lo g iv e bo nd c<|Unl to 50 the a m o u n t o f hl< , , f a century to henvyfrosts over portions of the p e r cent of sp ell 11nu ll to he executed snibholeths of north nnd north-central pnrts of thhve iru Idd, suret> c o m p a n y l i d u s e d h> vised to eon- the section on Saturday last. A d o lu is lio s In th e S t a t e of F lo rid a ous business light frost occurred in central di­ a n d appro ved h y tho H o ard of is s lo n e rs. of today." vision. The heaviest rainfall re­ C oCuonptyl . .<aof,m mthe plans nnd speelflfundamental ported was <nt Jacksonville—J.5 cnnutis may he se, n at the o f f i c e « in the re- inches. o f the Clerk o f ih c Circuit Court In Sanford and nt the o ffice of Ft. 1 the exchange Truck in the south made slow T. Williams, E ngineer, Sanford. ;jrded as the recovery from the effect of the Florida. Ing and tunin' heavy rains during the last days Tlo, Hoard of County ComniHn markets in of the orevious week and that in Kioto is r< . rve tho right to r.-Jee* > r all hhls or nccctit nnv hid throughout the north nnd west was also back­ uny or any part thereof which 1 1,.' ;U deem to I.,- for tile best lot. test id ward as a result of the low tem­ the County. ^ee, the prob­ peratures of the current week. JnllN* MEtSCH, ed here there High winds during the storm lo­ Chairman Hoard of County Com­ missioners. between the cally damaged citrus fruits, but as V. E. n o t iit.AS. |ket. nnd the yet no report has been made. Clerk of the Circuit Court. nianipulatThe unprccented rainfall of Nov. Nov. 2a. 27. 1let*. I. II. 1*. .'10 and Dec.-I, 15,41 inches, in the lock exchange Miami district, declares a report taniml mnr- from that section, destroyed pota­ kmodities, the toes. beans nnd other small truck a market outside the Everglades. The rain­ under equal fall was much lighter west nnd id complete northwest of Miami where truck, xy collective as a rule was pot injured. provided to to ihc just Propaganda has been so discred­ lies.” ited that we never again shall be­ [Irian either lieve anything the enemy says.— n public con- (Spartanburg Herald. Persistent coughs and colds lead t» I he five and Bttious trouble. Von cun stop tticni New Yurk now with Creomuliion, an emulsified sen from ob* creosote that is pleasant to take. Crco* v* place in the mulslon is a new medical discovery the modern with two-fold action; it soothe* ond further ovoluReals thu inflamed membranes and in­ Ifne it re- A Lamp That Burns 91 I’er Cent hibit a Kcrm growth. lloti of the inAir. Of oil know n d ru cs, creosote Is rec­ Fair Weather And Low Temperatures FollowHeavyRains ■-t- ■ORD . ' '* .4* ’Sf-?;'—» I ttv �D E C E M B E R lljJ i2 5 Mealty SALES AGENTS Valdez Hotel Building, Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida �,w r ■'VTWt ZtK*t fv*'*r xsLM^r^ ■%/ >» .THE SANFORD 1925. v j ^ IIERALD, u u i m w , FRIDAY. r n i U A I , DECEMBER U B IE M M E K 11, 1W 5. ----------- '_____________________________ " * PAGE ELEVEN SANFORD REALTORS f-w REALTORS o 5AHF0P0 «|AiT» B0A99 The b«t deed is a DEED t, a eMd pieee of e e a s a tt w d h « and be sure „ f s m h e , praisal o f Sanford property. H -* and not a MAYFAIR J We have appraised and offer, One Warehouse site 177x117 on French Ave. USe pie/ It inrery trana- A fine corner at Palmetto and Third Street. ■ An entire block on East First Street. .1 ' r, or lessor Lot 2—Block 7 Vital thing. Mellonville Ave. 240 Acre Tract on high banks along Wekiva aly upon Je co-oper- Price $4,000—Terms 7 Acres Orange Grove in Country Club Section. We desire other properties of merit. se the aer- Lot 8—Block 5 for Home property Summerlin Ave. ling real Price $3,750 ind be as- Terms SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTYCO. Inc. ; your call, to insure Masonic Bldg. Phone 735 202 FIRST STREET Phone 773 The Bodwell Realty Co. R. C. TISDALE, Jr. 214 East First Street REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT Sanford, Florida Phone 453 Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bitlilo Office Filth Ave. «Av ra ft One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain. Thirteen acres of Water front property—Attractive Price. Five room house—Cheap. Other Good Investments In Sanford Property. >Wy. 190*W R. C. TISDALE Phone 23 Real E state Investment REA LTO R 236-238 Meisch Building LOTS 10-17-18 IN FIRST STREET ADDITION for quick sale—$150.00 per front foot. Warranty 50, 75 or 125 feet—F irst Street E x ­ |lot. Ex- tension, fronting on Seminole Boule­ W E H A V E IN Q U IR ES FOR LOTS vard and Lake Monroe. IN FT. M ELLON, B EL -A IR , PIN E - attractive price. HURST, B U EN A VISTA, SAN LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY. I T u rn P ro p e rty Quick L et me try yours OSCAR R. BROOKS ttr The Lot King” Realtor 306 First Natlun.il Bank Bldg. Tamiami %Land Co. P 713 Room 3, Ball Building Phone 142 m PINE HURST Lot No. GOon Hughey S tre e t..................$1,900.00 and Cypress Avenues at price way be­ low the m arket. Lot No. 153 on I I ugh ley S tre e t.............. $2,000.00 LUTEHOWELL Lot No. 127 and 128 o nCedar Ave., each $1,800.00 REALTOR Brumley-Puleston Bldg. Phone 751 Bel-Air, Dreamwold, Rose Court and XV. GOOD BUYS IN SANFORD HEIGHTS IV ,. Franklin Terrace. ; tj BRITT CHIHENDEN REALTY CO • INC- x iiT im o m a i x S I I ih 'M l l u u . r w ith H a th on ( V n t r n l r ... S i and 127: $0 ,930.00. C a a li 11,595 .00. ’ I itiMini I ' l d . l r r o l ll n t i. p on O r la n d o Ito nd iSm lertl ••xpo.tire l.o r Krt*2oO X I 2<W oo *l,Xi).DU t’a id i. t la la n r a 125.00 m o n th . ' ’ I.n V r Tl»r> lla r a n lo . A Itn om H o n * .. K a a t . trn KipD*ur«. U>t iWxIlc. f .i,in in ,m . «•» . «•'"> «'i H a l. Jlrt.Oi) m u. I.lg h t n a n d w a ­ REALTORS 210 East First Street Phone 708-709 ter In house. H h r I'fl, l i m i t SLK— } We Have Some Bargains In Houses r One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and LOTS IN PINEHURST DREAMWOLD FT. MELLON deed to go with same. A t a very T. U. HAI.I.AXT II. |». t.ltLKN W. P. CARTER REALTOR 230 Meisch Bldg. Phone 718 1 . txau . . . . . . J �D E C E M B E R lJd L 2! PAGE TWELVE ........... .. M IJ M * ♦ •:••: •:”:>v v H ->?'v^++v++++++++<•++♦ > The world famous sunshine of Florida has attracted millions of people and money, and it will attract millions more. This wonderful sunshine carries no more permanent value than the remarkable developments and improvements of Greater Sanford. Without these developments the sun­ shine would be valueless. In the entire district there stands no better, safer or more profitable opportunity for investment, than Loch-Arbor. Full, complete and elaborate improvements—unsurpassed location—and moderate prices—assessibility—all w arrant a, substantial p r o f i t f o r investor. I Reservations for The Country Club Entrance Section are now being receiv ed by our representatives. Make it a point to have your selection in be fore the announcement of the second offering of Loch-Arbor. T E L E P H O N E 588 <*%'■!•♦++ + •(•<••><• :• v **+*l+K**l*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦«♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦•** *1* + - M - . :•* :•■:*<■ <•♦*++v * <- �Establishes New Record Light H eavy W eight K ing Slight F a v o rite To W in Hy V ery Close M nrgin; -0,00 F an s A re E xpected The C h ic a g o » I n ju r y T o siblc L o ss O f etu rc F u t u r e n e w YORK, Dec. 11.—<>?)_ Paul Iterlenbach of Astoria, New York, light heavyweight champion of the world, faces the greatest test ho has ever known when he meets Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn., tonight in the Madison Square Garden ring—the first championship contest in ;ne new sport arena. More than 110,000 persons, great­ er than any throng that has ever witnessed an indoor bout in his­ tory, are expected to attend this engagement scheduled for 15 rounds to a decision, Delaney I;nock«i out Borlcnbuch in four rounds nt tho old garden in March, 1924. The Astoria champion Is n much improved boxer. When he met Delaney tho power of bis fists was great but hag not developed a method of defense against the sharpshooting tactics of the Bridge port man. Delaney stands up straight, at times dropping his arms to his sales, his speed carrying him out of danger. His firsts seem to come from nowhere to reach vuln­ erable points. Bcrienbach will need every defense tactic known to the game. Boxing followers are divided in their prediction, hut Bcrlcnlmch appears to bo a slight favorite. rrcscntlng Miss ; Emily Stuart of tho S a v a g e S chool. to continue with 0it today, where n physician ami n the game there lir* . order. Af* in# at the hands t Steam Rollers uday. the Bears Mt crushing do* ney so far when fion. Pittsburgh :k this year, led i to 0 victory. N’cW f York, •* who re! e c n 11 y * estab­ lished a now of­ ficial A. A. U. record for the In­ door shot • put, h u r l i n g the' eight • p o u n d ! weight a dis; tanco of 32 feet 7 Inches, •* The former m a r k was 29 feet. Miss Stuart Is as en­ thusiastic about athletics as somo o f u h c r k girl 1friends (• are * of' « • V', t d o i n g %^t h o. Charleston. . 10.000 IALE. Fla., Dec. ininnl offer of >1J "Red" Grange pijo Bears footJan. 9, to play farpon Iiidopenuin raised to $30,- Florida Colleges Year Of Probation BAN JOHNSON IS Join Association Must Be Served By GIVEN BOOST IN JACKSON, Miss., Dec. 11— 0?) Southern Intercollegiate Transfer Athietes P A Y OF $10,000 —Tlio Athletic Association unanimously JACKSON, Miss., Dec. 11— (/P) —Undergraduates of junior col­ leges and normal schools and oth­ er institutions not eligible to grant degrees; must serve a year of probation before becoming eli­ gible for tho varsity team of a senior college to which they tran s­ fer under ntt amendment to the rules of the South Intercollegiate Athletic Association voted a t u will face Rol- meeting of the organization here municinal field today. i includes sev­ Graduates of such institutions, ers of the grid* however, be permitted to i an announce- participateshall during their first year lornieg by J. T. in the college, hut shall have a the Sanford In­ total of only four yenrs of col­ lege competition. further stated The general code of the assoc­ l the game were iation was changed to allow foot­ [to the athletic ball practice to begin on the first ■Igh ichoul, for day of September than on Is tit. It is uhl tho first Monday, rather as under the puociation will present ruling. It was further pro­ luoney t > pur­ that no student may take ls for the school vided part in intercollegiate athletics who does not matriculate in per­ ■art promptly at son'within days after the open­ Brnoon, said Mr. ing date of15any regular term of lout the followprhich the team college. Ifulp, Welchcl, A motion wns defeated to require poye, Aycockc, students to fill out a questionaire jade, and Kusscll stating in detail tho source and ch, Levinsky, C. amount of all money received ns rLucas, W. Mayo, a gift or pay for work. Another proposal to eliminate fre3hnmn iulye, backfield. tccollegiate competition was also defeated. int Grid jll Meet Saturday [ H.—OP)—Three p* arraigned here Ithe state realty a when the couu1st there was no The men, A. T. Sasicy and Fred ina Bench, were **d violation of ition law. American League President Mas C ontract Extended For A nother Five Years NEW YORK, Dec. 1!.-{,?)— NEW YORK. Dec U.—(/PI— Bail Johnson,,who a year ago was stripped of much or his power and threatened with bring depos­ ed from tiie presidency of tho American League for attacking the rule of Commissioner Landis, has effected a modern return. This seemed apparent to base­ ball observers Thursday after tho same American League club own­ ers who a year ago disciplined their chief, hail voted to add five years to Johnson’s term of office —extending his contract from 1930 to 1935—and giving him an in­ crease of $10,000 i;i salary which boosts his annual figure to $10,000. Johnson's old contract, which re­ turned him $30,00 a year was torn up by the magnates, who, hy un­ a n im o u s vote, approved the in­ crease in lease and salary. A year ago nt Chicago, representatives of seven of the eight clubs voted to discipline their president, only Phillip U. Ball, of St. Louis sup­ porting him. While there was no indication that this unexpected expression of confidence in Johnson itself mark­ ed a return to a belligerent con­ dition of m a j o r league affairs, fuel for controversy wns provided when Ihe American Longue owners took issue today with the action of the By voted to admit Union University of Jackson Tennessee, Southern University of Lakeland, Fin., ami Stetson University of Deiaind, Flu. to membership in the association at its annual meeting hero today. Representatives were present front Southwestern Presbyterian Uni­ versity and Trasy Ivan in, hut form­ al applications for membership were not filed at today’s session. rules, and expressing their opin­ ion that the present plan of sec­ tion opponents on holiday dates is satisfactory. Tiro American League took an­ other important step when it vot­ ed to close its 1920 season on Sept. 20, a week earlier than this your, to enable nn earlier start for the world’s series. Tin* opening is slated for April 13 and the schedule details will he mapped out at a meeting in Wash­ ington in February. Frank J. Navin, president of the Detroit club, who rcplnml John­ son as the American League’s rep­ resentative on the advisory council last year, was re-elected vice-presi­ dent of the league. The lt*2(i hoar ! of directors is composed of Phil­ lip I). Ball, St. Louis; E. S. Bar­ nard, Cleveland; Jacob Kuppcrt, New York, and Robert Quinn, Bos­ ton. For a ton* time I hare boon try* In* to figure out'why apparently rrnsihl people will disfigure them­ selves by wearing a pair of heavy hom-rimmrd spectacles. It simply room to show to what extremes people will go to look a part. Some heavy Intellectual, the pro­ fessor of grouchoiogy at Harvard University where they do such heavy thinking that even the ntmnsphere is foggy, had his picture taken In a pair of horn-rimmed glasses. The professor of poultry nt I’n* dunk College saw the picture. He felt that his intellect needed a lit­ tle imnsting. so he got a pair of these spectacles. Then all the professors began adding them to their teaching equipment, and they were follow­ ed hy the professoresses. Now, I will say this. I believe in giving credit where credit is due, even if they are not listed in Dunn's nr llradstreet’s. I will say this, that any woman who wears a pair of these horn-rimmed spec­ tacles thinks n lot more of her in­ tellect than she thinks of her face. Hut any way it’s got to lie con­ sidered a sign of intelligence to dis­ figure one’s face with a pair of horn rims—the bigger and blacker the better. Just as fireman wear red sus­ penders to keep up their pants, just ns you ran always tell n police­ man in Chicago by the scared look on his fare, just as you can pick out a prize fighter hy his cauliflower ears, just ns you can spot a golf player by his knickers, just as you can tell a he-piano player by his long hair and a grand opera chorus ghj hy the abundance of her shape just so or ever soer. you can always tell when a man thinks he’s smart by the horn rims that he wears. And with n woman, it’s even worse. That’s the way to tell when a mail thinks he’s got sense, but the surest way to know that he real­ ly is extra long on grey matter is In find out the kind of automo­ bile he drives. If it’s nn Essex Coach “he knows nod he knows [that he knows. Follow him." Yours, HILL. Land Appraising Is Agricultural Schools Speed Boats Seized A New Department Number Six In State In Dry Law Ral TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Dec. 11. -—(A1)—A separate department for land appraising has been estab­ lished at the Capitol. The office has been installed where It. W. Ervinc, in charge of the tax di­ vision of the Drainage Department formerly was. Mr, Ervinc has re­ moved his headquarters to another section, with Appraiser Richard­ son in charge of the spaco he va­ cated. OAKLAND, Cal., Dec. 11.—<>i;> —Semi-professional baseball has become an industrial hazard in California. While playing ball in an indus­ trial league, E. L. French, a sales­ man, sustained n fractured jaw. The state industrial accident com­ mission refunded him his medi­ cal expenses and paid for the time lost from his work. Try Smith's Barber Shop for jrood barber work. Ladies welcome. Next lo Valdez. TALLAUASSEE. Dec. 11.—</P> —E. V. Garris, supervisor of vo­ cational agriculture, of the De­ partment of Ihiblic Instruction, has just drawn up a list of vocal* tonal agricultural schools of Flo­ rida, with the iocntion, teachers and addresses. The list shows that thero aro jtix vocational agricul­ tural schoots for negroes in the state. They arc in Alachua, Col­ umbia, Jackson. Lake, Palm Beach and Polk counties. TAMPA, Fla.. Dec. 11.— W. J. Hannon, special customs agent, reported today to Admlnlntrator Simmons of the prohibition service that 10 fast speed boapt had been taken along the cast coast of Florida for violating; cus­ toms regulations. With Comman­ der Yancey, of the coast guard boat 205, ho reported seizing al­ leged rum runners between Miami and Gun Key. Three of them havo been fined $8,000 each, he said.'. Attention A nnounce th e Opening of Their one of th e most m odem p lan ts in Florida located a t «■ / * « 305 East Second Street between Palm etto Avenue and S anford Avenue. T he plant will he under th e m anagem ent of Kay Quinn of K ansas C ity, Mo., who is a m a ster cleaner of tw enty y ears experience. * In connection w ith o u r now p lant we have installed a BLUE STAR PLAETIN OUTFIT to take care of o ur lady patrons. » ' * / f ,. Wo do expert Odorless Dry Cleaning, Tailoring, Dying and Repairing We specialize in lady’s fancy w ork and pleating. Send us your fancy dresses, furs, blankets, and co m fo rters, in fact anything to be dry cleaned. We are in a position to tak e care of*y our needs in this line ns well as Jacksonville, A tlan ta, or any o th e r o f tin* larger cities. W E IN V ITE you to visit our new plant and see for y o u rself th e care and atten tio n t h a t wo give your w earing apparel. We will keep your new g a rm e n ts new and will make your old g arm en ts look new. Call 181-J and one of o u r deliverym en will be a t your door. A trial will convince you th a t we a re here to serve you. Royal Dry Cleaners 105 E ast Second Si reel First Section of COMPLETELY Williams Novelty ’Kerchiefs '// OVA- UVA- PARDONS M E -B uT k X W A S GE-TYkl LOST-SOME. V IM T K S H O P ALU GQ NWu E l F \ AMO 1 J o S i CAME OUT HERE ' FOR CO M P kN , S u HEVOO ca m HEAR -tfV D im m er A u D Q u rrrk l / y VNHiSUE- OUT HERE ? C gm T / . Y ^ naktT t o m i s s t h e m • ■ E PRfcUUO1 Nowadays a m an tak es lots of pride in handkerchiefs. He likes them to hav e suf­ ficient color and style for wear In th e u p p er coat pocket. F ine linens aro striped and bordered in varied color effects. See o ur lino. The Proverbial Socks lie alw ays g e ts socks for C hristm as Im t he does not mind because th ey are “ju s t w h a t ho w anted". We h av e good q uality silk hose in navy, tan, gray cordovnn, black and w hite and all fancy blocks and strip es, Priced lower th an found in o th e r stores. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS Marvania Investment Co. SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN REALTY CO. Inc. SALES AGENTS W elaka Bldg, 202 FIRST STREET PHONE 735 MASONIC TEMPLE �THE SANFORD HERALD, PAGE FOURTEEN FRIDAY. P E C E M D E R .lt 1M5. ----- --- Opportunity Ken I Estate Conveyances Chuiuotn Company to viedo Real­ ty Company, 10 acres in Section M, Township 21. Consideration, term s can I* trraniL wonderful opportune™; s* <u For a Wonderful lluy If You Act Now, ,r * d*T( 85 ft. Fronting Seminole Blvd. and Commercial St., overtaking Lake Monroe. New house on Snnf„ . .. only $6,300. T a f m / h ! irttl , " “s am 10 acre farm, home ard 138 ft, off Sanford Ave, Information Priced right to sell, «£*£ *• 12'/, acres on Nice 6 room hou*<» *;il Sanford Heights. Price *7S 0* BROWN REALTY COMPANY AVe have several *ma|| ' for country homes, 0r as m V if you are interested in'Uk^f, 422 Union Avenue No m atter what yon are im ~ •“« »• »■>w , i ? c WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR HOUSES FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE 108 E . Second St f l e t c h e r -b u l g e r r e a l t y MOORE H A V EN , OVIEDO We own free lend |v o milra Baker Highway Trail and inside completed. It $ 1,500 per cere thL* winter. co Phone 746 \ \ V / i M agnolia H O M E S — L O T S — p ARM i] acreage nmi clenr -'0 acres of drained muck south of Moore Hav*n, right on the connecting that town with Tnmiami the system of dykes which are nenrly is ciuimed this land will be worth when the improvements are finished T en acre,, finest celery |lm|, J cleared mid tiled. Nice house dfl equipm ent, including mules J , P riced for short time only at T w enty-acre tract celery land Fh. cleared and tiled. $7,500. ** See us for GOOD BUYS in fa m y Wc have buyers for large and mi l fu rn ish ed or unfurnished. Letiab^ you have. Also .15 nrren of fine, flowing well, vegetable land at Ovidco, easily cleared, joining ono of the good rtlery and fruit farms, near the Ovicdo-Gcneva hard mad and tlio railroad. We can make attractive price and terms on these or will exchange one or both for improved property at Sanford or vicinity, 200 Magnolia Ave. Plum? 231 Room 105 Seminole Hotel Sanford (Seminole County) Florida COLCLOUGH REALTY PACKARD REALTY CO R eal E s ta te Gentn] 311 First National Buk g Sanford, Fla Building Sand and Cement Blocks With ornamental and plain faces delivered at our plants at Osteen and shortly in Sanfordj Wc deliver the best Cement and Building Sand at $3.50 on your lot anywhere in Sanford. ( GOOD WAREHOUSE SITE Send all orders to our office at Seminole Hotel Best Huy in Volusia Ck All payments must be made to the office. Orders countersigned by secretary. L. FULTON, President . FULTON. Vice President. Payette, Secretary-Treasurer INCOME PROPERTY T h e y 're N o t A ll Dressccl Up, B u t T h ey’ve Som e P lace to Go T his is a new building p aying m ore th a n 8',o gross. V try good location w ith fine possibil­ ities, $32,000. Term s. ►See Me For Subdivision P roperty. REAL ESTATE N ear E n terp rise. Joins large dew , ing L aud. F ro n tin g on lakes. ‘ BRYANT & IN V ESTM EN TS KARL ]. SCHULTZ 1st N ational Hank Hlilg. Phone 744. W. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager Lot a t N o rth w est corner Oak Ave., and 1 1th St $2,500—$700 cash, balance, term s. Choice w are-house site a t corner of Second St., and C e d a r; one block o ff F ir s t St., a t $75 per front foot. 23 acres, U psalaand $30,000. T erm s. C ountry N um ber 6 Ball Building, ’ Office, Sanford, Florida. Club A n o th er Bungalow j u s t com pleted, fo u r room s, electric lig h ts, b a th room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E asy term s. ... A Bungalow of th re e rooms. N early fin ish ed . E lec tric lights, b a th , and fireplace. Lot 50x116. $4,500.00. E asy T erm s. Five-room C ottage, b ath , electric lig h ts, firep lace and garage. L o t GGxllG. Only $3,500. E a s y term s. T hese places a re well equipped w ith dish closets and closets for o th e r uses. These a re real b a rg a in s. L et us show them to you. Lake Mary Development Company 108 M agnolia Ave. Phone 117 r e a l IN b e h in d *a N lG H T -D R ^SS--© from Dy'VYVYAN DON NCR production of "A Kiss for Cinder .VKE dreams for Instance-— ella.” Most embarrassing! But pretty soon, she will be It la most customary to go given the loveliest of silver bail to a ball In one's dreams gowns, and tho amnllest of sliver all dressed up in nothing but a slippers, ami dauco with tho prince. And her little friends will nightie. "Nightmare." thoy call such all be put ill tho moat charming nighties and sent to downy bods-— dreams, and rightly. Thoir nighties nro skutched Here wc have Betty Bronson, above, "A’’ will have a white flannel gt ouch a dream ball, hiding hahlnd the spread ulgtu-shlrt.i of four llttlo suit, bloused, and trimmed in bright red n.innol strips. friends, for [totty only baa on— “U." who kicks off his covors, ■well, not a night dreas. but only tho will have his suit all made up ilk* raggedlest of ahradiled dresses of a aack, covering wcU his little the workaday world) And hero ahe feet. *'C" will have a two-pleco flannel la, right jn tho rjildst of a Grand in plain and checked pink stuff. Pall at the Kjng’a Own Palace, And the last ono will have a ■omjundetl.. by glittering court dainty white affair, edged In mwa ImautUui . Cvd brocaded gallants 1 of tucks and rick-rack. The lant 44! Ifi Bortxyrt B r e a 's paramount ts caught tupping above U^o photo, t t r price. We can deliver this property it $1 foot. New Mouse P alm etto Ave., all new furnished. Good te rm s ................. $10,500 Lot 6 ! x t l 7 C ypress Ave., o ff Celery A venue .............................................. $1,000 Lot in M ayfair 50x117, n e a r th e lake. Good te rm s ....................................... $4,500 Two Lots Oak and C en tral Ave. For th e two ....................................... $5,000 Lot 100x117 S an fo rd Ave. A good bargain. T hree Lota, 7lh W illow St., $7,500 for three. Lot 35x117 S an fo rd Ave, around 5th, $12,000 Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, E a ste rn exp., $1,150 Lot in San L nnta, 56x110 ................. $3,500 Lot *11x127 Oak and C e n t r a l...................$3,500 T h ree lots thi« side < A venue a t $2,000 each. Quick action is necessary Box 131, San ford Masonic Bldg out 50 ft. on Sanford Avenue at m b * fo r th e n e x t five days is practically «* WRITE W. II. S. Hit* l)avcy-Winston Organization peeks E xcep tion al Sacrifice—Act road Groves, Celery farm s, lots, houses "Be t t y bho n so n ■RlNCr © f F(Mtty-TALE 20 Yearn Experience With Florida^ e s t a t e a n d in v e s t m e n t s 21G E. Second S tre e t Just Look T h ree Years A Buy These 250 feet East front Myrtle Are-,1 Commercial and Fulton. «*Dro” " UlM, 5160 per front foot, and before this bo nought for a t $250. cTR£ET I h a w o n lj U lo t, three t l l l t l l r a Co,, l a Yolu*lj, cou nt S t a l o llo n d .Vo. 3. t h e s e w ill co ra c s o w a n d c e l j „ u r ch.,1. WEST FIRST STR IS STILL -THU DIXIE entering SANFOHO* pn,p*rt; moat attractive biu'"cs * I rjjaY' Lake Monroe Development Puleston-B rum ley B uilding S anford, Fla. 00 130 feet of this, east of the a( a f and running through to t c ® • uljuatM«^ O ne d o u b le lnl r lin e Inrallo n lo r lire 17von. Terms, litc k n R esided �^vJT ^ ■■■ i ■, ®*? ! ' ’ SER 11.1925. THtJSAl ■ ■:W ——- ' I v PAGE l3MttK£9B0ttK #!*. WA * it. Use them for Results 14— For Sale, Acreage rr*!4 Earle T. Field lTES rente jie a i. h »t a t b - u r v w n w i i r a Lobby Fuleaton-Bramlar BldgSanford Florid* ATTENTION! DAYTONA |0c * l‘ne l$e a K,n* 17e a Bn*1 I Sc a Unp |b!e above 5— Autos, Sale DELAND FARMS FOR SALE: 1925 Dodge Specinl Coupe. Fine condition. Inquire 1201 Myrtle Avc. _____ Acreage Adjoining ^1.—Sale, Real Estate LXCKt LKNi’ BUYS in city lots. 1>nrk Ave. and six lots T K k '}Ve' Lot" are 51 by 175. nree of these lots are corners °.n Geneva Ave. and when Park Avc. is paved i« will be the main nrtery of traffic going North nnd non ,A1 eighteen lots for $30,J ‘ Ay cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years. I 4 A‘ Bartholomew with Holly Realty Company. Valdez Hotel Building. TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers nnd fern growers of Volus­ MAN AND WIFE desire position, ia county advertise in the DcLand preferab'y indoor work. Address Daily News, rate lc per word, cash S. A. Arnold, care F. II. Bridge- with order. nmn, Sanford, Route A. Box 219A. FOR BIG RESULTS advertise in the FORT LAUDERDALE 40— Wanted Renl E s ta te DAILY NEWS—it covers Brow­ ard County thoroughly which it WE HAVE a large waiting list one of the most rapidly growing for small houses. What have you sections on the Florida Coast. to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation. Sample copj and rate card upon request. 515 First National Bank Bldg. 38— Wanted, Situation Male Daytona R esident of F lorid* Wnc« 1114. Itefaionrea: F i r s t N a t i o n a l D ank. J. H. HUTCHINSON H R A I. KXTATH 111 W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t Phono 175 Member of SANFORD, Ft-A. Florid* State F lorists Association. G. TAYLOR DYER h OR SALE: Three lots nt Silver 41— W anted to Rent TO REACH HITTERS or sailers of Pointing—Decorating Lake 60x120. Price $1000 each, >r con* Aeroplane Site Florida real estate advertise In PHONE 303 i-.l cash. Phone Curtis 255. TWO ROOM apartment, give pri­ the St. Petersburg Times. One cen* DEPENDABLE USED CARS Sold ces furnished or unfurnished. cent a word dally, two cents a won In Units of Address S. A. Arnold, care F. H. Sundays. 1921 Dodge coupe, excellent con­ 21.— Lust, Found for dition. L •* and 10 Acre Tracts Bridgemnn, Route A, Box 219A, Sanford. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the or 1924 Dodge touring car. LOST: Cravenette coat on Onk accepted want ad medium In 1923 Dodge coupe, A-l condition. Entire Sections ‘ lrc®f between 12th and Valdez WANTED: Two or three room Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word HILTON’S 1925 Ford coupe, mnny extras. $150 Hotel. Return to J. C. Hobbs. Semapartment unfurnished. Fhone an insertion. Minimum 25c. HAItllRn SHOT 1923 Light Ford truck. I nolo Hudson Reward. 119. Per Acre 113 Magnolia Ave. 1922 Ford roadster, special. m * f“ * # THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT and I First Class Barbers LOST: Ford Hood tire on rim. Re­ TO RENT: Bungalow —Central West Virginia’s larg­ Special Attention I. W. PHILLIPS, SONS UP ward. Blanch Takach. Call 1200 WANTED or apartment furnished, must est dnily. Want nd rate 1 l-2c per Given To Ladles and Children. Magnolia Ave. hnve two bedrooms. Address Her­ word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or h a r r y e . PRETTYMAN Phono 3 Oak and 2 n d ^ L ald enro L. F, more lc per word each insertion. S—Opticians, Jew elers (Incorporated) IS HOUSE ABOUT eight or ten DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell 112 South Park Avenue [live thor7— Business Service ^lELE, Jeweler. Watch, anything? If so advertise In E l t o n J . M o u g h t o n rooms with option of purchase. Phrmc G32-W. rntes, jc wolory and clock repairing nnd Close in. Post Office Box 1074. the Gainesville Sun. ?WiHR>vo SAND for building and construc­ engraving. Quick service. 116 Mag­ ARCHITECT [ion. And tion purposes. Delivery from nolia Avenue. Phone 442. First National Bank Bldg, Sale— F u rn itu re, etc. Gsist you quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue. fct ad. to Sanford. ■ Florida 26—Painting, D ecorating W E HAVE THE BEST BUYS Wo carry a full line. HI TEST building tile nnd brick. Our prices aro right. Cash or Sanford Cement Products Co. * * t ** *!f* •ACREAGE* ICE WANTED: Male or female wait­ terms. Wo want your business |vo their 5th St. nnd Maple. ___________ ers. Apply Union News Co., A. Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 15—Sale or Exchange BUSINESS-HOMES C. L. Station. jress ns RANEY'S DRUG STORE — Pre­ 321 E. First St. VALDEZ HOTEL M one727 nbcr if R aropran P lan scriptions, Drugs, Sodaa. We FOR EX( RANGE: Seven room -8— Plant, Seeds. T rees out one ('"r 5 1° ten acre farm. ere as near you aa your phone. X J c i k i e z R e a l t y C o . 42— A dvtg. Mediums J has n ,n!. ,t?IVL‘ or take difference. Call 1TEWART THE FLORIST" Saafurd'a I.ending H otel Call 103. rs can't 4SHMY, Flowers ,*or nil occasion. V aldi^H oJc' B uilding ADVERTISE in tho Journnl-Her- : unless SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. VVtlllT \V. W A I t X i n , M anager 814 Myrtle. Phon* 260-W ald, South (leorgla'a greatest 4"— For Sale. Houses Successors to Gillon <& Platt newspaper. Morning, afternoon, fUST be /Id Magnolia. Everything elec­ .12—Typew riters, Suppplies weekly nnd Sunday. Classified he San* trical. Phone 422. Electragith FOR SALE: Nice small house in rates 10c per line. Wnycross Jour­ by let* best section of Sanford. Price REMINGTON Portablo four-bank Radio. nal-Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. llnuan* $4,500, $1250 cash, balance month- Typewriters, "tho king of port­ ables^ $60. Ilarrot Portablo Adding FOR SALE—Space on tho png? WIGFITS—Three stations. Mag­ ’>*■ Writ*? W. IL S. care Herald. Efficient. Machines. Can't bo beat. Seminole for classified advertisements. nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. FOR SALE: Right now possess­ I’rintcry, Fhono 93, Welnka Bldg. Why not rent those vnennt rooms, or sell that second-hand goods? Expert service. ion. New, all modem, 5 rooms 33— W anted and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung­ LEARN AIJOUt Tnlk County nnd WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing alow in nmst select part of San­ Lakeland, through the StarEngraving. Embossing. See uv ford only $7500. $3300 cash, bal­ WANTED TO BUY DIRECT Telegram. Best advertising me­ first. We do it. Phono 417-W ance enny terms. Bayard Realty 1' ROM OWNER: Small house in dium in South Florida. Published R. R. Avo.-Commcrclal St. Co., Phone 208. 11(5 S. Park Ave. suburban section of city. Price mornings. STAR-TELEGRAM— must be within reason nnd terms Lakeland, Florida._____________ TAMES n . COWAN—All kinds 20— For Sale Miscellaneous right. (Jive complete information OHIO—Xenia. Make your sales of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. as to location nnd price when nn-. Water end Boat Tanks. A t Oak awering this ad. Address "New­ through the Xenia Gazette, ZonGAS STOVE. Inquire Zeiters at Aver.uo and Third Street. Tele­ in. Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ comer” enre Herald. the Basket. phone 111. trict. Want ad and display rates Paper hanging and! on request. MIRACLR Concrete Co- general COAI, FOR SALE. Phone or call WANTED: furniture painting, interior dec­ Lincoln Hotel. cement work, sidewalk*. ■buildA LITTLE WANT AD IN Tho orating. Phone Curtis, 255. in r Works. Irrigation boxes. J. B. HERALD will bring you in big FOR SALK: Ford Sedan. I doors, Terwilleger. Prop. KINDERGARTEN for boys and! results. Advertise those old ar­ good condition. $299.00. 216 E. girls >1and 5 years of age. Opens ticles you have' stored away and Second. HILL LUMBER CO. House o ._____________________________ i .January 4, 1026. At Recreational hnve no use for. A little thirtyService, Quality and Price. Stores of the Congregational cent nd may bring you several FOR SALE: Horae, bridle, and-J Rooms Rates $7,59 per month,] dollars. I hone 148 nnd n repre­ •ADDRESSING — Muttt graphing. tile and one horse wagon. John Church. Reservations must be in this week sentative will cnll nnd see you. FOR ENGAGEMENT TO SEE folding and mailing—as you Murphy, Gindorville. ---- -A— _j to assure propert equipment In­ CO HUMII US tGn..) ’LEDGER — | ™*mt it- -when you want it --- ■——------- " THESE LOTS, PHONE 695 OR quire Mrs. C. 11. Thcrriault Apart­ Classified ads have th- largest Phone 673. H. F. Porch. First 21—Sale. Real E state • > ,!•// $I9-\V. -, u | ment 1, 2nd floor Sanford Herald circulation in Southwestern Geor­ National Bank Bldg. Building. gia. Rate 8c 16-word lino) line. 2 ROOM houses in Pinecrest sub8—For R ent. A p a rtm e n ts division nt $750 each. Also lots ADVERTISING gets results If it lneou3 1at $300.91) all on easy lc nis. Post 31— W onted Help, Fem ale reaches potential buyers. Pa9— F o r R e n t, H o u se s Office lt»it 696, City. WAITRESSES AT Palm Carden Intka Daily News is circulated in Tea Room. Must be neat and an industrial and agricultural sec­ FOR RENT: Eight room house. ONE, fivi room bungalow with all live tion. ___ at home. Apply to I’hoenix, 390 Park modern improvements. on Pop' (Air. lar Ave., between First ami Sec- WANTED: At "The Altamonte TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa, ond St. 1 rice $1850, $! ‘>nu down Ela. Thousands read the clasHotel" Altamonte Springs, Fla., 5 ROOM house. If. M. Edwards. and $50 per month. P. O, Box 696, waitresses. Could place man and sified pages of Florida's Client Box 765. City. wife as waiter and waitress. Only] Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word, white help employed. Phone, cull Minimum 25c, cash with order, 10— F o r R e n t, R o o m s ONE new five loom house at Gin- or write Geo. E. Bates & Son. Write for complete rate card. . JOHN E. FOX, R epresentative dcrville. 2asy terms, i’ O. Box FOR RENT: One furnished bedDEVELOPERS ATTENTION — 33— W anted Help, Male IppHea renni. 618 Oak Ave. Phone 696, city. Pensacola is beginning tho 120 South 1‘nrk Avc. 622- W. J. E. SPURUNG, »in>-divi*lon WANTED: Man to make confi­ greatest development in Georgia's specialist. Subdivision to Or­ “ We Cover Florida Heal E stn te Like th e Sunshine'* dential credit nnd insurance re­ history; a half million dollar high­ lando, Florida, ami F l o r a ports at Sanford, Florida during way to tho gulf beach just finish­ [Supplies FOR RENT: One furnished bed­ Heights. Florida on Dixie High- snare time. State age and occupa­ ed; nt two million dollar bridgo room close in. Apply 201 Mag­ way. nolia Avenue. ______ tion. L. M. S. Box 1329, Orlando, ucrosa Escambia Buy Htnrted; • ■ N v s v s i i a i a i n s i i i i i i a s i i M a a i K i i a i i i i i i i i i M a s s s * quarter million dollar opera house Fla, FOR RENT: Furnished room for FOR SALE: Three bits, including under construction; two millions ■■ corner, facing Young's Subdi­ rent. 307 E ast 6th Street. being spent on highway; greatest M vision below market price. Good chance for livo developers to get FOR RENT: 3 unfurnished rooms, terms. Write W. II. Stone, care in on ground floor. Write Devel-1 palesman nnd garage. 1100 W. 1st. Herald. ______ opment Department. Tho Penaa-j a WANTED: Yeung man of neat 1. Male ■ to work as salesman cola News,________________ __ I H Female 1 OR RENT: Rooms, with or with­ FIRST STREET ware house site. in appearance First Street (Near Forrest Lnko Hotel) real estate office on commission TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— ua 100 feet tin First Street with out menls. Reasonable rates. late basis. Apply immediately. DranSend in your subscription to tho "00 feet frontngo over 100 feet on R. R- Especially Lincoln Hotel. good for an automobile show room Ilerg Corporation, 515 First Nat­ Tribune or hand it to your local dealer so you can rend Florida's I*OR RENT: Furnished bedroom being on the main strict el San­ ional Bank Building. greatest newspaper. One year, for gentlemen only. Close in. ford. Also good location for as­ k its $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, threu months ■>I6 W. F’irst Street. sembling cars, having a -pur $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ at back door. 1-3 c:i>h. Price $100 ance policy add 75c to your order. 11— For Sale, A creage Prettiest Acreage in Scminolo 20 1-2 acres at Paola per front foot. Balance 1. ^divisions years. See W. A. Bartholomew 37— W anted Help, Sttlesman AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Burger, (Borders two lakes) gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest Pdo, FI*. LAKE FRONT PROPERTY: 20 with Holly Realty Company, talclassified medium, rate, cash, 9c acres of high rolling land on ed Hotel building. ________ WANTED: Salesmen and sales­ charge. 10c minimum. Island Lake with 600 feet front­ ladies for subdivision in Winter LOT ON LAUREL Avenue. $225<) age on lake. Price $7,000.00. S3,Haven. f> per cent commission. MAINE — Wotervtlle, Morning on easy terms. Address Box iu 900 cash, balance 1, 2 years. See Sentinel. Thousands of Maine Apply to local manager. Walker Day W. A. Bartholomew with The Hol­ care Sanford Herald. people are interested in Florida Ward, Box 123, Orlando, Fla. Rag- ly Realty Company, Valdez Hotel property. Reach them through OAK AVENUE J o t $2000. Easy 1 »rJ 63-W Building. SALESMAN tho Sentinel. Rate card on ap­ terms, Phono 713. ___ _ We have a good opportunity to plication. 8.> ACRES finest trucking land in offer estate salesman. One I' loriila located about one mile NEW COTTAGE, 1-2 acre. 1 Mock who isreal familiar with the greater MORGANTOWN, V>. VA„ people 214 E . FIRST ST. from Orlando road /A . ' _ from Oviedo for $200 per acre. For are interested in Florida. Euch l L r * IL Sanford district preferred. Spring. Completely furnis i s an investment or farming purpose of them through a classified ad Can- thiu value can not be equalled. See 500. One house in Gtndcrvillc, Phone 453. SANFOKD GROVE. Die. in the Morgantown POST. Six J.,,f 20,09(1 ]1 300. One house on OrUmJ* ^ cents u word for six consecutive H at once. Coleiough Realty Co., 507 1st. Nat'l. Bank Bldg. t 25 K .u , issues. •HI First National Hank Building, n t Citrus Heights. $1,809. Sec Phono 219 Sanford, Florida. Gcorgo T. Potce. 174 ACRES [f Hard Road a n d Lake Frontage near C o u n t r y Club Road » PER ACRE on Terms t? VV. V. Wheeler Inc. 1 I.* Schulte’s Selected Listings 410-11-121st Nat­ We have twenty lots in a fast grow­ Phone 490W Ins ional Bank Bldg. ing section in Sanford. On main Dix­ ie-Highway. You can buy one or all at the owner’s price. Easy terms. i Best Business Site in Sanford Price $122,500 Hrff, Price $13,000 Bodwell R ealty e>RCN*©CA.VY,. * iq act (Ar t-HCXET OO^iAJN 'w iu u r t o w 'Y O U R V /lF p , Vs/A2NT*> T O ^ P fT A K , T O N O U O N T r\C PHO N E J O W V/HcN I V/AKT *lo u w t e n T O t>ONE.'r,r"NC4 • T t * ) - t T H IN K H O - T C o - T E S N O - v iH T H O T ?W H O ’ b U P E (iO O D M C a b ‘bAvvx.e. _ FULTON, f INC. >> • « Broken ft# 4 Real Estate Developers Pro motell 8emlnole Hotel ** v. a - SANFORD, FLORIDA. V. 8. It. S. c* J l M U It I'L.VY j f V»$: High School ! | Auditorium — 7----------w t AcRE. N O W • ‘btC.HtrsCa O F P u n t il Tuesday, Dec. 15th Hits I*. M. • ■ m in is cohks A II MISSION to i., t o w .v * . 33 * a d 3«« THIS SPACE DONATED BY • TOM ORROW - W. P. Carter 0 jI/, — REALTOR n w c is iip s i. UHi-iliHHiF *‘ r ■s r - / ■T’ilf, L !! ? + ! A half interest in two cement plants to com­ petent party, able to m a n a g e a cement plant. Capacity 2,000 per day. We own our own sand pit. Terms. Co., Inc. By GEORGE McMANUS fa th er \ FORSALE . p#4 � 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 11, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 11, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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